Smyrna times., 1941-11-06

a room in the johnson Building for
a clubroom.
Into each life some rain must
fall, and you are sure to be caught
out in it without an umbrella.
Edward H. Thomas has rented
the H. B. Mifflin house on South
street and moved into it today.
The wise farmer puts a lock on
his chicken house now, and leaves
his dog out-of-doors at night. The
crop is unusually large and fine
this year.
The recitals of Mr.. and Mrs. John
R. Scott at the Opera House were
very much enjoyed by fine audi
ences, showing as they did fine elo-
cutionary ability.
The Ladies Mite Society of the
Kenton Church will give a supper
on the evenings of November 18th,
18th, and 18th insts. for the bene-
fit of the parsonage.
The w. c. T. u. monthly Bible
reading was held Monday at Mrs.
Megear's by her request. The 14th
chapter of st. John was read and
explained by Mrs. Matlack.
Walnuts are abundant this year.
J. w. Jones sent nearly so bushels
to Philadelphia on Monday on the
Ella, that had been taken in the
previous few days, and will have
more to follow.
The M E. Sunday School has
been supplied with new singing
books, 1.-THE Jewell Crown" and the
Epworth Hymnal No. 2 issued in
connection with the No. l, in the
prayer meetings.
Rev. "A. B. Wilson, D. D., will
preach in Raymond's M. E. Church
next Sunday afternoon at 2 and a
han o'clock. Everybody invited.
Revival services are expected to
begin then and continue thru the
following week.
The Y's of this town have organ
lied a walking Club, which will
begin Wednesday afternoon, No
vember 4th. The rest of this week
they start from Miss Nellie FAIRIES
next week, beginning with Monday
from Miss Ethel Taylor's. The
hour of meeting is 4:15.
Messrs. Bitter & Lesher of the
hosiery factory added last week
two new Branson knitting ma
chimes to their factory and will re.
ceive another one very soon. They
have contracted with parties ir
Philadelphia for two large orders
to be delivered in December.
Our young people who are inter.
ested in the Land of the Midnight
Sum- how they do when they have
a night without sunrise for near.
ly a month, how the Eskimos live
&C., will be interested in the letter
on our first page of DR.. briggs whe
left Smyrna for that far off lane
some 18 months ago.
]. w. Denney removed the re-
mains of his father last week from
the old cemetery to Glenwood Gem
etery a more suitable place. They
had been under the ground for ovel
SO years, under a brick arch. The
clothing and the coffin had entirely
moundered away, leaving nothing
but the bones and the hair.
Frost has come the past weel
sufficiently heavy to kill vegetation
of the tender kind, as well as tn,
germs of the disease. Ice ha
formed also on two to three morn
ings. Though the temperature wa
low enough, but from cloudiness o
something there was not enougl
frost to kill vines before the las
week in October.
1t is with regret that we note tn
failure of A. N. McGaw & Bro
whose property was levied on b
the sheriff on Saturday. They cam
here three or four years ago an
erected a factory for canning to
matoes on a large scale and every
thing seemed to be propitious for
successful business. Off them pei
sonally as well as the communit
it is to be regretted-as throug
their establishment large amour
of money was put into circulate
annually. The judgement was Ell
tered on Friday afternoon in fave
of members of the family, and e,
ecution ordered by the same tt
next day.
The hearing of the argument (
the respective attorneys in tt
Crmmins will case which was /
have been argued on an appe;
from the decision of the Registt
before the superior court last wee
but postponed until yesterday G
account of the absence of Jude
Grubb because of sickness, we
again postponed yesterday for tn
same reason until December 28tl
1t could not be postponed to nea
day because the court for New Ca.
tie County commences next Nor
day. The delay will make no dil