Smyrna times., 1935-11-14

Rev. Dennis ]. Flynn, the pastor,
will hold services in st. Polycarp
Church hereafter every Sunday.
The revival at Bethel Church on
the Circuit, Rev. E. E. White, pas
tor, still continues, with forty con-
versions to date.
Edward r. Hall has succeeded
his grandfather the late Samuel
Reynolds, in the coal business
whose yard is at the depot.
Harry Bel has entered the drug
store of DR.. E. M. Cloak to learn
the drug business, succeeding
Owen Spear, who has gone to Will
mington.
The Presbyterian Sunday school
will hold their usual Thanksgiving
anniversary on the evening of that
day. An interesting programme is
being prepared.
H. H. Eagerman near Brenford,
who recently sold his farm to S. G.
Wilds, has purchased a farm of 20
acres above Wilmington, where he
intends to move in the Spring.
William Green employed in lay
ing the main for the water works
plant in Smyrna, had his hand
badly cut by a pick in the hands of
a fellow workman this morning.
The Clayton Savings and Loan
Association is still booming. Money
sold at twenty-nine cents premium
at yesterdays meeting. Books are
still open for subscription to first
series at par.
Who can beat it? r. Louis
Truax, residing near Middletown,
says that Jim" Macy drilled
field which constituted one of four
on his farm containing 81 1-2 acres
in each, in wheat this Fall in one
and a half days.
Col. Richard Johnson's wife fell
down a flight of steps yesterday
and hurt herself seriously and her
death is expected at any moment.
Mr.. Johnson is one of the directors
of the Fruit Growers Bank, this
town, and resides near Massey, Md.
Isaac Truax has adopted a new
method of disposing of his farm
produce butter, eggs and poultry
by going to Philadelphia on the
Tygert every Friday himself and
disposing of it there in the market,
returning on the boat the next day.
MARRIAGES
-Kirk-At the parsonage
of Broadway NJ. E. Church, 512
Broadway, Camden, n j., Novem-
Der 3rd, by the pastor Rev. William
p. Davis, Isaac Gardner, of Kent
county, Del, and Miss Sallie j.
Kirk, of New Castle county, Del.
The Times office was kindly re-
membered last week by liberal
supply of the bountiful provisions
at the silver wedding of Mr.. and
Mrs. N. t. Underwood varieties
of cakes, oranges, bananas and
grapes. There is no better samp-
Ter of such things than a printer.
DEATHS
Fleming - In Wilmington, No
vember 5th, Mary c. Fleming,
daughter of the late Enoch ].
Fleming.
Rawley-Near this town, No
vemoer 9Th, 1885, Leeward Price,
infant son of Harry and Rica Raw
ley, aged 10 months and 9 days.
Samuel Armstrong, who has been
residing on the Ashcraft peach
farm, near Magnolia, the past
three years, has purchased of Mrs.
Bernard, of Wyoming, farm in
Murderkill hundred called the
"Buzzard's View farm, formerly
belonging to the late Samuel
Townsend, containing 272 1-2 acres
for S11, 500. 1t will be occupied
next year by William Armstrong,
younger brother of purchaser.
JEFFERSON d. SCOUT
MARRIES
One of our young men, Jeff. d.
Scout, of Smyrna Landing, who
has been courting from home for
some time among the hills of Penn
sylvania, enters the matrimonial
state today. The young ladies'
name is Miss Carrie Place, residing
at Bushkill, near the Delaware
Water Gap, Pa. They will arrive
home today and the bride and
groom will be given a reception at
his new home, which has been in
readiness for some time. JEFF has
the hearty good wishes of his
friends for the future happiness
for himself and his wife.
Peach Tree Planting
The season for peach tree plant
ing finds it necessary to replant a
number of orchards, the dry wealth
er of the first two months of the
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