Smyrna times., 1935-11-07

Ter; w. M, Harry Wilson; w. !.
c., Miss Annie Mcdowell; w. Q.
G., Miss Annie Mcdowell; w. o.
G., Willie F. Buchanan.
COUNTY AND STATE ITEMS
The Methodists of Houston are
building a new parsonage there.
Rev. w. Richardson has given the
ground on which to erect it.
Isaac S. Adams and Miss Fannie
Dorman of Salisbury were married
on Thursday afternoon at st. Pet
er's P. E. Church, the Rev. George
w. Bovine officiating.
James Raymond died at his resi-
dence in st. Jones Neck Monday
week, aged 83. His remains were
inferred in the Friends burial
ground, Camden, on Wednesday
Rev. T. H. Haynes of Newark, is
having quite a successful revival of
religion, over twenty persons hav-
ing professed conversion last week.
He is assisted by Mrs. Lidie H.
Kenney of Philadelphia and other
evangelists.
The talk now is that DR.. Black
of New Castle is to be the Bayard
Candidate for Governor, and that
Major Biggs of Middletown is to be
that of the Saulsbury-Lore wing of
the party. The choice is conceded
to New Castle county, whoever he
may be.
j. Frank Wilds, Register of Wills
for Kent county, has granted let
ters of administration to George B.
Money on the estate of John Gun
ming, deceased, late of New Castle
county, to Margaret and John
Caldwell on the estate of late the
Elijah Caldwell, of South Murder
kill hudred; to Andrew j. Lord on
the estate of Ann M. Lord, of Mis-
pillion hundred; to Rhoda B. Rude
bush on the estate of Ann G. Bur
ton. deceased of Milford.
Cards are out for the wedding of
Miss S. Blanche Cahoon, daughter
If William r. Cahoon, Jr., of Do
yer, and J. c. Hutchinson, Jr., of
Philadelphia, in the M. E. Church
If Dover, at 2 o'clock, P. M, on
Wednesday 18th inst.
William r. Martin, Esq, of the
CASTOR bar, and Miss A. Frances
Starr, were married at Trinity
Cathedral last Thursday by Rev. G.
}. Gassner. They had a reception
It the residence of the brides |
mother, Mrs. Phipps, near Royal
)ak.
PERSONALS
f. Q. Heffron, editor of the Fed |
Courier and also the
'eninsular Farmer was in town
'esterady and made the Times Of
ice friendly call.
William p. Dickson, of Jersey
rity, has been visiting this town,
md his father at Brenford, the
'ast week. Mr.. Dickson is a mem /
yer of the Temple Male Quartette
# New York, who have in contem- |
,lation visit to this town the
'oming Winter to give us an even
ng of superior music, when they
will be accompanied by a lady so
,ranO and an humOrist.
Miss Kate r. Douglass, left on
Tuesday, to take a position in
Philadelphia.
John Millaway, Of Wilmington, a
ormer resident of this town, who |
vas down last week to attend the
uneral of Samuel Reynolds, his
'rother-in-law, remained several |
lays visiting his old friends.
The National w. G. T. Union,
leld in Philadelphia since our last |
ssue was visited by the following
aides from this town who made it
convenient to be in the city at that |
ime: Mrs. ]. E. Quigg, Mrs. r. E. |
1ough, Mrs. j. F. Clement, Mrs. |
Joseph Smithers, Mrs w. G. Fair
'anks, Mrs. L. NJ. Price, Miss Anna
sutton and Miss Annie Hough.
Harry L. Douglass, left on Mon
lay, to take a position in Brooklyn,
New York.
Robert H. Cummins, who has
been in i'll health in Philadelphia,
or the past four and a half months
'eturned home yesterday, improv-
ID but still looking pale.
FORMER ODESSA TEACHER