Smyrna times., 1935-01-17

lowing directors were reelected
for the ensuing year: James B.
Conner, A. B. Roe, w. c. Satter-
field. ]. E. Collins, ]. Frank Dem
ney, ]. C. Bailey, DIR. A. E. Sudler,
]. E. Tygert, w. Hutchison, J. M.
Voshell, w. c.. Hill and d. j. Cum
minis. At the meeting of the direc-
tors D. j. Cummins was elected
president; w. H. Janney, cashier;
o. B. VosheI, teller, and Eugene
Davis, bookkeeper.
At the annual meeting of the
stockholders of the Fruit Growers
National Bank held yesterday, the
following directors were elected for
the ensuing year: John H. Hoffeck-
er, George H. Raymond, A. L.
Hudson, Thomas James, r. G.
Johnson, Frank H. Harper, Samuel
Roberts, William Ellison, and N. f.
Wilds. At a meeting of the direc-
tors George H. Raymond was
elected president; John H. Hoffeck-
er, secretary; N. F. Wilds, cashier;
S. G. Wilds, teller, and G. E. Moore
bookkeeper.
MARRIAGES
Crook-Hargadine- Wyoming,
January 8th, by Rev. w. M. War
ner, Arthur Crook and Miss Fran
els Hargadine, both of this county
Boulden-Taylor- I'm Philadelphia,
December goth, by Rev.J.G. Sands,
John G. Boulden and Kate A. Tay-
lor, both of New Castle county.
Bryan-Scott-In this town, Jan
uary 18th, by Rev. J. v. Smith,
Benjamin K. Bryan and Miss Mat
tie Scott, both of this county.
Haines-Messimer-At New Lon
don, Pa, December 25th, by Rev.
B. F. Myers, DIR. H. H. Haines, of
Newark, and Lizzie A. Messimer,
of Chesterville, Pa.
Knotts-Williams = January 9Th,
by Rev. Mr.. McQuay, John L.
Knotts, of Delaware, and Miss
Mary S. Williams, of Queen Anne's
county, Md.
Lafferty-Buchanan-On Decem-
Der 23rd, in Pittsburgh, by Rev. ].
Swaney, DID,, LIE. Lafferty (form-
erly of this town. and Miss Matte
j. Buchanan, of Pittsburgh, Pa.
Smith-Taylor- 7th, at
Cecilton, Nd, by Rev. J. T. Van
Burkalow, Richard S. Smith and
Mary E. Taylor, of Cecilton.
PERSONAL
E. Foot, the father of Mrs. Rev.
DIR. Tullidge, residing near this
town, reached the advanced age of
81 years last Wednesday, and the
event was celebrated by a reunion
of the family, among which were
the two sons of DR.. Tullidge, now
residing in Philadelphia, Dr.George
and Rev. Edward Tullidge.
Joseph F. Griffin, of Chicago, is
on a visit to his mother, Mrs. Eliz-
abeth Griffin
Harry H. Deakyne, of Atlantic
City, is on a visit to his parents
and friends of this State.
L. M. Price and bride returned
from Washington on Saturday ev-
ening, spending Sunday with the
parents OF the bride and on Mon |
day went to their new home on
Main Street, opposite the Smyrna
House.
John w. Stephenson moved from
this town to a farm near Chester
vile, Md, yesterday.
E. L. Stats, who moved from
Smyrna Landing, recently has 10
Gated in South Camden, N. j.
Frank Collins, son of John P.
Collins, of Thoroughfare Neck, left
last wek for Dickinson College,
Carlisle, Pa.
Mrs. George NJ. Sussum, of Den
ton, and Miss Julia ODaniel, of
Wilmington, are guests of Mrs. r. /
E. Hough.
Col. j. F. Bingham, of New York
arrived in town to-day in attend
ance On the annual meeting of the /
stockholders of the Smyrna and
Delaware Bay Railroad
Mrs. William Stevens of the "Al- /!
ley" who was severely hurt by be-
ing thrown from her carriage on
Thursday by frightened horse,
has sufficiently recovered to be
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