Smyrna times., 1939-08-24
PERSONAL AND
SOCIAL ITEMS
teoule Who Come and 10,
Visitors To Our Community
and Former Smyrnians
HOME AND CLUB PARTIES

Mrs Bateman Cullen and daugh-
.0r Miss Ellen Louise, of this
town. Mr.. Henry Ennis and son
Donald of Clayton, and Mr.. Joseph
W Ennis of THE Gables, near
town made up an automobile
] nartv last week for a visit to the
worlds Fair in New York. They
left Wednesday for Flushing, Long
island. and stayed while there, at
the home of Mrs. Josephine Roe
and daughter Miss Victorine Roe
tbe latter frequent visitor to the
Ennis family in bygone days. They
we're close to the fair grounds anc
visited the places of interest every
day and evening and came home
thrilled with what they saw.
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn S. King, who
recently bought the Miss Laura
Bell house on Union street, moved
into their new home last week
They were succeeded at the Mrs
lillian Speakman home, Mt. Yer
J non street by Mr.. and Mrs. Pete
Willard and the latter were sue
ceeded by Mr.. and Mrs. Woodrow
Whitaker (nee Miss Betty Ed
mondson).
Mr.. Joseph L. Cavender Of Upper
Darby, Philadelphia, Pa, who re-
Gently gave up housekeeping after
the death Of his wife, has moved tc
Dover to make his home with Mr.
and Mrs. Earl Humphreys. Mr.
Cavender, a native Smyrnian, came
to Smyrna on Monday to spend q
brief visit to his old friend Mr.
Thomas Jefferson.
Dr. Oswald E. Denney and fam
lily, who have been guests Of Mrs
n R. H. Denney and daughters left
Wednesday for a visit to Philadel-
phia with his brothers, DR.. Reuben
and Dr.. George H. Denney. DR.. Os-
\ wald Denney has been transferred
from Panama Canal Zone to U. S
Marine Hospital in Baltimore, Md
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Patrick anC
son Of Philadelphia, Mr.. and Mrs
n Howard Money and son Of Della
ware City, Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon
Clark and daughter Of Wilmington
were guests Of Mrs. Denney anc
daughters on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Fleetwood
and Mrs. Audrey Nichols and chill
y dren Of Severn Park, Md, Mr.. anC
MIS- Harvey Foraker Of Balti
more, Nd, were among those who
attended the funeral Of Mrs. Mary
p Fleetwood in Smyrna last week
Dr.. Charles S. Campbell of Phil.
adelphia, who has been on an ex.
n tended trip in the south, including
ri trip to Cuba, was in town yes.
terday greeting his old friends anC
visiting his old home on Woodland
Beach.
Mrs. Sallie Rothwell and daugh,
ters Misses Ethel, India, Rebeccs
ana Henrietta, of Milwaukee, Wis.
nave been visiting Mr.. George c
Rothwell and family of near towr
II ana are now visiting in New York
D are now visiting in New York.
Dr. c. G. Harmonson, who ha:
oeen at the Jefferson Hospital
n rnuadelphia for treatment will re
turn home to-day, Thursday, feel
ing In better health which hi.
friends are pleased to note.
Master Joseph Grimm of Had
uonheld, Nj, is visiting his grand
moIner' Mrs. Margaret Wild,
+ Grimm
MIS- j. W. Clifton has returned
run a visit Of several days witt
uer son and daughter-in-law Capt
anu @ Mrs. A. Lee Clifton at tn,
Philadelphia Navy Yard.
MI and Mrs. William j. Taylor
pl's. T. j. Prickett and Mrs. R. D
-iOnecker were luncheon guest.
Yesterday of Mrs. Lawrence AID
p-eton at her home at Ocean City
q New Jersey.
& 1iiss Eiizabeth Josephine Reeves
& p paO mas been visiting Mr.. and Mrs
DenIamin Ely during carniva
~eek' mas returned to her home a
mays Landing, N. ].
& Af' George C. RothwelI of nea
ti, tS"n' left on Friday to visit rela
n s We IN New York and also TO at
'end the Worlds Fair.
& v,i1 Mr and Mrs. Arthur Kelsey O
III um,u.amlngton, spent the week-ent
~ MRS. George c. Rothwell.
mss Frances Stevens of Balti
tbo ~ IS visiting at Bannister Hall
hume OF William G. Anthony
MIR. Mrs. Margaret Carey of viii
d.on do.e. and Mrs. Fred Lang an,
snters oa Of Philadelphia were re
BOehmler. anu mfs''eorg
MRS. Margaret Mcdonald has 70
~ rom a visit to Rehoboth.
Mis. Mfs; Paul George of Dover, an,
mss Sally Pratt Of near towr