Smyrna times., 1939-09-07
PERSONAL AND
SOCIAL ITEMS
people Who Come and Go,
Visitors To Our Community
and Former Smyrnians
HOME AND CLUB PARTIES

4 HOME AND CLUB FARIIES
Capt and Mrs. A. Lee Clifton
and daughter Miss Margaret Lee
Clifton, spent several days with
CAPT. Clifton's mother, Mrs. John
wv. Clifton. Capt. Clifton has just
been relieved Of duty at the Phila-
delphia Naval Hospital as superin-
tendent, and has been ordered for
duty at the Seattle Naval Hospital,
Bremerton, Washington, for Sep
tember Both. The family left by
motor on Tuesday to take the
northern route to the Pacific Coast,
stopping at Yellowstone Park,
Bauff and Lake Louise on their
way out. Lieut.. and Mrs. Wallace
Lewis Of the Naval Base at Guam
tico, va, were also guests Of Mrs.
~. W. Clifton over the weekend
Mrs. Lewis, the former Miss Mary
Clifton, is daughter Of Capt. and
Blrs. A. Lee Clifton and grand
laughter Of Mrs. J. W. Clifton.
Miss Vivian Blendt Of the class
pf '39 John Bassett Moore High
School, left Tuesday for Dubuque,
iowa, where she will enter the Uni
sersity Of Dubuque fol a four-year
rOurse in Home Economics. Ac-
tompanying her is Miss Kathleen
Cusenbary, sister Of Mrs. J. H.
Thackaberry, who is entering her
Sophomore year at the university.
Mr.; and Mrs. John H. Gearhart
of Brooklyn, N. ~, were among
NE former Smyrnians in town on
Labor Day. They had with them
Mrs. Gearheart's aunt, Mrs. Gussie
Corson Of Baltimore, who has just
purchased the old home of her sis
Ter, the late Mrs. Mary E. Chand-
Yer at Crumpton, Nd. Mrs. Corson
pill make it her summer home.
Mr.. James w. Anthony, son of
PIT. William G. Anthony of Ban
nlster Hall" has been spending
several days with his father after
feceiving bis commercial pilots
tcense from Roosevelt Flying
School at Minneola, N. Y. He will
leturn to the school to get his in
structors rating when he will then
te qualified to teach.
Lieut.. and Mrs. Paul Tobelman
and two daughters, Of Falls
tnurch Va, spent last Thursday
Flth Mr.. and Mrs. Hervey P. Hall.
Ars Tobelman will be remembered
the former Miss Esther Megear,
daughter Of the late Mr.. and Mrs.
Nlliam 3. Megear Of Smyrna and
niece Of Mr.. Hall.
Skipper" Goldsborough, young
caughter Of Mr.. Eugene Goldsbor-
'ugn' has returned home after
1pendlng two months at Camp
eneka at Taston, Pa, IN the Poe
" Mountains Last week, Skip
Per and her aunt, Miss Mildred
Heynolds, visited in Wilmington.
Mr. Robert Y. Wallen of Glen
efook, Conn, spent the weekend
slta ais sister, Mrs. Ruth Wallen
yle Miss Janet Pyle, who has
zen spending the month of Au-
uSt with Mr.. and Mrs. Wallen. re-
Burned home.
Mrs. Lola Brow of Church Hill
L. and Miss Florence Lurty of
4" York City, were visitors OF
Anuay with Mr.. and Mrs. William
Lurty. Miss Lurty accompan-
@r' anc Mrs. John H. Gearhart
ocean City, N. j., on Tuesday.
MI. and Mrs. Ed. Willim and
- Donald and Teddy, of Wash
gton, D. c., were over Sunday
uess Of Mrs. Willim's brother
- wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley
g. Donald had been spending
|. .,' week with Bobby FAIRIES.
j .1-sS Eleanor Mckay, daughter
.sll sne late Hugh Mckay, spent the
- sH-end and Labor Day with Mr..
MRS. Frank Thompson.
1iiss Viola Ryan spent the week
with her brother, Mr.. Ralph
8 yan "a. Of Arden, Del. p'
mss veronica Dillon and nenhew
y ny !. Martyr Of New Haven. Conn
i the guests Of Mr.. and mrs MIS-
railes 1a ?. Deakyne.
-, and Mrs. Davis Draner of
sbas tmeIem' Pa, were guests over
bn. 'Ais' bertha 3. Cliff
! nr. !. and Mrs. Harold veasev and
J, u wilmington, were guests
n 'ue weekend Of Miss Susie
Syuney Scout Sorensen of