Smyrna times., 1935-04-04

in with soft skies and balmy at
mosphere.
Miss M. M. Smith has decided to
add millinery goods and dress trim
mings to her business.
a great deal of clover seed has
been sown by the farmers since the
breaking up of Wintry weather
week ago.
The bicycles, which have been in
Winter quarters for several months
were attracted out by the pleasant
atmosphere and improved roads Of
Saturday
MARRIAGES
Davies Slaughter - March 26th,
by Rev. James Carroll, near Leip-
sic, Thomas Davies and Miss Jen-
ME Slaughter
BY the report Of the Committee
of the Levy Court On the collectors
accounts it appears that they owe
the county the sum Of nearly S12,-
900 back taxes.
James Morris, living in the Mid
die Alley, with ]. L. Cavender, had
a tumor removed last Monday, BY
DR.. c. o. Swinney, assisted by DR..
E. B. Tanning.
Rev. ]. 3 Quigg will preach an
Easter discourse next Sunday
morning and in the evening devote
the services to the administration
of the Lords Supper
This is Holy Week" the last of
Lent Saturday ends the season
commemorative Of the passion Of
our Saviour, and Sunday, Easter,
the glories of the risen Lord
A. two-year-old son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Hopkins, died at Lit
tie Creek, last Friday Of scarlet
fever and was buried in the church
cemetery in Clayton, Sunday.
The attractions of the rink for
next Monday and Tuesday even
ings will be the 'Midgets" and
Florence Wilson, aged 2 IL and
1-2 years. They are from In
diana, Pa, and said to be a wonder
on skates.
Joseph, son Of Edward @. FAIRIES,
of this town, left on Friday last to
enter a drug store, corner Of Chest
nut and Broad streets, Philadel-
phia, where ne designs learning the
drug business and eventually grad
uate in pharmacy.
st. Peters Church, Rev. w. 3.
Gordon, rector, will be reopened for
divine service on Easter Sunday at
1920 A. NJ. Citizens are cordially
invited to join in worship on this
most glorious and joyful Of all the
festivals of the church.
H Beck, Real Estate Agent,
has purchased a lot of w. w.
Tschudy, corner Of South and Pearl
streets, 100 feet front, running
back to Cummins street, for $1,000.
The purchase is understood to be
made for John E. Tygert
The buzzard which had bell at
tached to it some two or three
years since by a resident of Cecil
County, we think it was, and which
mas ben reported from time to time
since from Pennsylvania to Georg-
ia, was flying about the vicinity Of
Kenton last week.
The Easton Star, in speaking Of
the advent of herring there on Sat
urday, says: "One old herring
monger bought string, filled him
self full, put on clean shirt Sun
day morning, and said he did not
expect to be able to get it off until
the herring season was over"
Robert S. Wilds, for number OF
years leading salesman in cloth
ing house of A. G. Yates & Co.
Philadelphia, but who has found i
desirable on the score of health tt
take an outdoor life, has taken the
local agency for the sale of Poll
& Lords phosphate, manufactured
at Odessa.
Presiding Elder Caldwell, aftei
preaching in the morning of Sun
day last at Kenton, at Friendship
in Thoroughfare Neck in the after
noon, and a ride Of between twent.
and twenty-five miles, finished u
the day by preaching to a larg
and appreciative congregation i
Asbury M. E. Church, Smyrna.
We have another disciple of Es
culapius in DR.. E. B. Tanning, VIII
has settled in our town to practic
the healing art. He comes fror
Rochester, N. Y, and is recen
graduate of the Hannemahn Med
cal College of Philadelphia. II
has taken an Office on Main stree
opposite the Smyrna House.