Smyrna times., 1936-01-30

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conduct. Mrs. Phoebus was q
sweet and amiable lady, very intel.
lectual, sincere Christian, and one
who was dearly beloved indeed
Her husband and several sons an6
daughters survive her.
ST. PETERS CHURCH
ENTERTAINMENT
The Sunday School of st. Peters
P. E. Church will give an entertain
ment tomorrow evening in the
Chapel, for the benefit of the
school. The entertainment will con-
sist of a magic lantern show and a
lecture on the different objects
shown, by Rev. William B. Gordon;
singing by the scholars, and music
by st. Peters Orchestra. The
school has nearly completed its ar
rangement for its musical accom-
paniments to aid the singing, here
tofore referred to. A superior new
cornet was obtained last week and
used on Sunday for the first time.
A violincello was added on Sunday
and another violin will be added
this week. st. Peters Orchestra is
now composed as follows:
Organist-Miss Julia Wright.
Assistant Miss Maria Brinton.
First Violinist-Willie Carter.
Second Violinist-W Polk Cum
minis.
J Cornetist- George Carter.
Violincellist- A. Cummins.
The school has also purchased a
very fine magic lantern for use in
the instruction of the children.
MARRIAGES
Beaston-Leatherberry- January
10th, in Middletown, by the Rev. T.
r. Creamer, Charles S. Beasten, of
Chesapeake City, Nd, and Miss
Lizzie Leatherberry of Middletown.
Cochran-Reynolds- the home
of the bride, in Middletown, Janu-
ary 18th, by the Rev. w. G. Alex
ander, Jacob S. Cochran and Miss
Minnie M. Reynolds, both Of Mid
dletown.
Davis-Lewis-In this town Janu-
airy 21st, by the Rev. John France,
Dolphews Davis and Miss Addie
Lewis, all of this county.
Miles-Hall- Dover, January
goth, by the Rev. John Miller, Ed
gar E. Miles and Miss Susie j. Hall
both of Dover.
Lippincott Adkisson January
21st, at the brides residence, Mid
dletown, by the Rev. ]. Beer, Ben
jamin Lippincott and Mrs. Irene
Atkinson.
Raughley-Morris-At the NJ E.
parsonage, Wyoming, January 21st
by the Rev. w. M. Warner, Robert
J. Raughley and Miss Annie Nor
ris, both of this county.
-Rrnold-At the M. E. par
sonage, in Wyoming, January 25th,
by the Rev w. M. Warner, William
P. VanLeer and Miss Alice Arnold
both of this county, formerly OF
Pennsylvania.
KENT COUNTY PROTECTIVE
ASSOCIATION
The annual meeting of the asso-
citation for protection against thiev-
es and burglars in this county was
held last week in Dover.
The Treasurer's report was reaC
and revealed a balance in hand OF
S162.37.
John t. Jakes was elected Presi
; dent for the ensuing year. DIR
, Ridgely declining reelection. F
M. Dunn was unanimously re-elect
ed Chief, and the following gentle
, men were chosen managers in thi
vicinity:
, DoverJF. M. Dunn, Hiram Reery
/ William T. Kellum.
Camden-C. w. Smith, F. 3
Clark.
Wyoming HUM, W.N.Brown
Smyrna-B. B. Allen, E. T. Clay
ton, d. A. Reese.
Clayton-Joseph Smithers.
Kenton-John H. Graham, Johl
Moore.
Richard M. Cooper.
Managers chosen who were no
present at the meeting, are request
cd to pay the annual fee Zone dol
lar( to the Treasurer, which vii
entitle them TO membership.
A resolution was passed author
? izing the President to use what
ever means he might deem exped
= lent to enlarge the membership
On motion c. w. Smith of Camden
was appointed a special aid t
Y Chief Dunn.
DEATH OF JOHN WOODALL
THE FATHER OF GEN. WOOD
ALL OF DELAWARE
John Woodall died at the resi-
dence of his son, Edward Woodall
in st. MichaePs district, Md, ol