Smyrna times., 1941-03-27

Two of Kind, is the title of a
play to be at the Opera House to-
night.
The Good Templars will have a
banquet at their rooms tonight,
7.30 o'clock.
The Ladies Benevolent Society
will meet at Mrs. T. B. Megear's
Tuesday, March 81.
The Moss Family will doubtless
have a good audience at the Opera
House, on Saturday night.
A farmer down the Neck says he
has well fifteen feet deep that has
sixteen feet of water in it.
The approach of Easter sent the
price of eggs up kiting last week,
from IA to % cts. per dozen.
William E. Hall & Son, have
erected an addition to their store
and sheds for the convenience of
their customers.
The executors of the late George
w. Cummins, sold the Office furni-
ture and various other things col
lected from the farms at public
sale on Saturday.
c. Wesley Maclary, son Of Jacob
S. Maclary of this vicinity, and
Miss Ella McNamee, were married
at Newport, Del. on Wednesday
last, 18th inst, by Rev. J. E. Bry-
an.
The place for the location of the
ice plant has been fixed and ar
rangements made therefore this
morning. 1t is to be along side of
Robinson's Wood Yard near the de-
pot.
The continued and heavy east
wind brought in unusual heavy
tides and overlooked the marshes
the past week. The causeways at
high tide were up to the carriage
axles.
The Board of Trade will have a
meeting tomorrow night at the Of
fee of Alderman Budd to organize
under the new charter, elect Off
GERS, take in new members &c. All
interested parties requested to be
present.
The pastor of the M. E. Church
announces special services next
Sunday in harmony with the day
both morning and evening, with APP
propriate music and flowers. Easter
Sunday is also made special event
at the Episcopal Church. At st.
Polycarp Church service will be
held Sunday morning at o'clock.
Mrs. Doughten received a tele-
gram yesterday evening stating
that her sister, Mrs. Anna Hamil-
ton, wife of I. ID. Hamilton, had
died suddenly Of apoplexy, at her
home in West Philadelphia. She
was unconscious from the first and
died in four hours after the stroke
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The remains will be brought t.
Odessa on Saturday for interment
With the exception of a few
hours on Monday afternoon, wher
the sun came out, for six days VIZ
have had it either raining or threat
ening. Friday and Friday night, th'
rain fell for hours, with the copi
BUSINESS of thunder showers. Waite
was everywhere, above the cart
and under the earth. Sunday morn
ing the heavy driving storm wa
renewed again. The consequence
is, low lands are submerged, an,
gardening and farming is at
stand-still Possibly April may d
better for US.
A pleasing incident of the lat
Conference, was the presentation
Of a valuable gold watch to Presid
ing Elder France, by the minister
of Easton District as a token @
their regard and esteem. The pres
eItation speech was made by Bish
op Fowler, just as the elder ha
finished reading his report Of hi
district. The latter was entirel
unaware of what was to follow tn
bishops humorous introduction t
the subject, but he stood it hero
cally, and was very happy in hi
acknowledgment of the gift.
was purchased of l.. o. Waller, on
jeweler, and is handsome and vail
BILE timepiece.
Joseph S. Pratt died at the res
dence of his mother, Mrs. S.
Pratt, on Wednesday last of COZ
sumption in his 26th year. He gre
up in this town, but before reacf
ing his majority went out to Oh
cago in the care of his uncle, ia
F. Griffin, but the bright hopes {
youth were in few years blighte
by the unmistalkable appearance {
the seeds Of consumption to wasA
the frame and eventually carry til
body down to an early grave. n