Smyrna times., 1940-08-22
PERSONALS

Miss Mary Hall is visiting At
lantic City
!, Edward DeFord and Thos. Nc
: Coy went to Ocean Grove last
Thursday.
d Ralph Hoffecker has returned
f home from visit to Rehoboth.
d Miss Bertha Hoffecker, who has
been sick, since the return of the
+ Press Association trip to Sara
! toga, until the past two or three
, days confined to her bed, is con-
, valescing.
Harry Jefferson, who has been
spending the past several weeks
home, will return to Memphis,
Tenn, Friday accompanied by his
brother, Townsend, who also goes
to Memphis to go in business.
Business consideration thus sepa-
rates ]. H. jefferson a thousand
, miles and more from his three
. sons
John B. Hackett, one of the
bachelors of Clayton, has set the
others good example by taking
to himself wife. The bride was
Miss Florence Darwin Shaw, the
knot tied last Thursday, in VIII
mington by Rev. B. F. Benson.
Chas. M. Wharton, of Whining
ton, has been visiting his mother.
Herbert Price and wife, of Cecil
ton, spent Sunday with his father,
Thomas Price.
Prof. w. j. Shearer, who has
been spending the summer in
Smyrna and was assistant instruc-
tor in the summer school, left
Monday with his wife for York,
Pa, where he had been elected
principal of the public school.
The following have gone to
Woodland Beach for a week or so
of camping: B. V. Weldon and
family, Mary V. Weldon of Phila-
idelphia; Misses Lidie Cannon,
Maggie Newman, of Dover; Bertie
Hand, of Washington d. c., John
and Fletcher Truax; Misses Lena
. Hearne, Lizzie FAIRIES and H. c.
Rutledge.
Miss Annie Griffith, of Chester,
has been visiting Smyrna friends.
Frank Collins, son of John p
Collins has accepted a position
with the electric light Co. of New
York.
Mrs. Shortman and her two
daughters at the upper part of the
town, who have been down for two
or three weeks with typhoid fever,
are improving, as is also a son of
Charles B. Daily adjoining has
been sick with the same disease.
Miss Cora Tinley, of Wyoming,
is visiting Miss Cora Jones.
+ Miss Eleanor Chambers, Point
III of Rocks, Md, Misses Alice and
/ Rhoda Conner of Wilmington:
Miss Anna Holt, Hillsborough, Md
Mr.. Edward Shugard, of Philadel-
phia, are the guests of Miss Mable
Thompson.
Rev Mr.. Wilson and wife left
yesterday to attend the Ocean
Grove Camp-meeting.
Joshua t. Jerman who has been
i'll at his brothers, Holmesburg,
Pa, has SO far improved as to be
able to start Monday for western
health resort, mis- ultimate destina-
ton being Colorado Springs. He
was accompanied by his wife and
brother, Dr. n. T. Jerman. He has
gone for an indefinite period, with
the best wishes for a speedy recov-
cry.
VIM. F. c. Colt, of Indianapolis,
is on his annual visit home" to
see his parents and renew old ac-
quaintences.
\ Miss Addie Dugan of Philadel-
phia, is the guest of Miss Florence
Beck
\ Edward Budd, Of Philadelphia is
home on a vacation.
! Bryon Reynolds Esq, and wife
of Baltimore, (son of Robt. ]. Rey-
nolds, candidate for Governor) are
visiting relatives in this town and
vicinity.
Mrs. David Stewart and daugh-
ter, Mary, are sojourning at Ocean
Grove.
John w. Richards has returned
to Philadelphia after weeks Wis
it to relatives and friends here.
Samuel Wells visited his parents
near town the past week.
Mrs. Charles Norris and chill
dren, of Philadelphia. are visiting
relatives in town.
George w. Sylvester, of Will
mington, is home ON visit.
Miss May Baynard, of Baltimore
is visiting her aunt, Mrs. c. H.
Register.
Miss Mary c. Moore, of FELTON,,
Is visiting the Misses Armstrong