Smyrna times., 1935-02-14

Market Street Here Is the mint
whether it is acted on or not. Fol-
Mr.. Carr and Mr.. Brinton both to
have large saloons on Market
street, does look like a big mon
opoly for so short a thoroughfare
DEATHS
Peacock-Near Millington, Md.
January 29th, George A., wife OF
Samuel A. Peacock, aged 33 years
Townsend In Millington, Md.
January 27th, David Townsend
aged 7S years.
Warren-In Washington, D. C.,
January 3rd, at the residence of
her daughter, Mrs. Charles H.War-
rem, in her S3rd year.
J. Frank Wilds, Register of Willis
for Kent county, on the Both ult.,
granted letters of administration
upon the estate of Sarah A. Ritten-
house, of Sussex county, to George
w. Jones; on the 5th inst, upon
the estate of William H. Carey,
late of Kenton Hundred, to Aman-
da Carey; on the 9th inst, upon
the estate of Benjamin F. Collins,
late of West Dover hundred, to
Benjamin F. Collins.
Senator Bayard in a speech in
the u. S. Senate put himself
squarely last week against the
trade dollar, saying there is no
obligation, moral, equitable or
legal, upon the United States to
redeem the trade dollar" This,
notwithstanding they were coined
by order of the United States Gov
ernment, and bear on their faces,
In God we trust" There are said
to be 100000 of these coins in the
hands of the business men of Will
mington.
The protracted meeting at the
M. E. Church which has been fruit
less in results until last week took
quite a spirited turn on Thursday
and Friday nights, the altar being
quite well filled with mourners,
nine of whom professed conversion,
all joining the church on probation
Sunday evening. The weather has
been unpropitious this week, but
from six to eight penitents have
been forward each evening, the
number of professions including
those who united with the church
on Sunday numbering sixteen.
Kent County officers - The fol-
lowing are the appointments made
by the Levy Court: County Treas
urer, Eben Hughes of Mispillion
Hundred. Collectors Creek,
James Startling; Kenton, Alex,
Frazier (reappointed); Little Creek,
G. F. Hoffman, (reappointed); West
Dover, Daniel v. Hutchins (reap-
pointed; East Dover, Andrew
Slaughter; North Murderkil James
T. FARRELL (reappointed) Milford,
Joshua ID. Hill (reappointed)
Bailiff, James Frazier. Trustees of
the Poor-David L. Spruance of
Kenton Hundred, William Dyer of
East Dover, James Williams of
West Dover, Abner Dill of South |
No appointment for
Hundred.
MARRIAGES
Anderson-Re egiSter-At the resi-
dence of William Dyer, Esq. in Do
YER, February 4th, by the Rev. T.
E. Martindale, DR. John Anderson,
Of Denver, Colorado, and Miss Lii
ian Register, of Dover.
Chamberlain Kenderdine In
Milford, January 28th, by the Rev
J. S. Willis, Martin D. Chamberlain
and Miss Sallie Kandendine, both of I
Milford.
F'rame-Barnes- the residence |
Of William B. Wilson, near Green
Spring, February 5th, by the Rev.
]. B. Quigg, DIR. B. G.. T. Frame, of |
Church Hill, Md, and Mrs. Sallie
G. Barnes, formerly of Middletown. !
Hudson-Stevenson- - Near Mil |
ford. February Attn, by the Rev. ].
S. Willis, Samuel F. Hudson and |
zaidee A. Stevenson, both of Kent |
county.
Huling- Chase - In this town, |
February 8th, by the Rev. ]. T. |
Umsted, Franklin p Huling, of |
Smyrna, and Miss Mary Chase, of
Smyrna Landing.
Taylor-Wilson - At Camden, N. |
j., January 22nd, by the Rev. Will
liam P. Davis, Elmer p. Taylor and
Miss Annie T. Wilson, both of Do
YER.
PERSONALS
Miss Mary A. Wilson has gone |
to visit her brother, Joseph M. Will
son, in Washington, D. c., and will
be absent several weeks
Miss Annie Collision, of Dover, is
the guest of Miss Elva Smith
William Van Gasken has suf-
ficiently recovered to start for his
home in Montana next week.