Smyrna times., 1946-05-23


HIGH SCHOOL NOTES.-The
Junior Glass are requested to
write composition on Smyrna"
Composition. Every one is trying
for the honor and the best one is
to be published in the Times.
On account of having one ses-
sion it has been decided not to
have our usual Literary exercises
on Fridays. No doubt, those per-
sons who dislike to write compo-
sitions are very much pleased.
Only seven more mornings will
the Seniors have to trudge up the
path leading to the beautiful
school. Many sheets and table
clothes, not counting handerchiefs,
will be needed by them on that
morning as they bid farewell to
the old school where they have
passed so many pleasant hours.
Wanted-Three young men for
Glass night. Apply to the Smyrna
High School, Friday May 29th., at
1880 o'clock. Signed by three
brunetts of the Senior Class.
Gilbert S. Jones attended the
of the Students Associa-
ton and Society of University Ex-
tension at the New Century Club
Drawing Room in Philadelphia,
Saturday evening. w. Hudson
Shaw, one of the lecturers of the
University Extension Course, in
reviewing the work of the society
the past winter mentioned Smyrna
as one of the most promising GEN.
tres of the district of which Phil
adelphia is the head. Mr.. Shaw
who by the way, is an English lec-
turer, complimented the centre of
Philadelphia, where he lectured
The past winter, as showing more
avidity in the lecture course than
ne found in England.
Edgar L. Haynes and wife, spent
with his father, Rev. T. H.
Haynes.
Mrs. H. R. Carrow and Mrs. M.
T. Bewley, have returned from a
yisit to Mrs. ]. w. Oliver, of Yonk-
,rs, N. Y.
Kenton-A marriage ceremony
1t the parsonage on Sunday after
loon, last varied the exercises of
he day, the happy couple being
Mr. Andrew David and Miss En-
ma McClain of Smyrna. The pas
or performed the ceremony in the
presence of several witnesses. To
In invitation for some of the wit
lesses to get married, one man
by offering himself as
one of a contracting party, but the
aides all remained silent. The GER
smony was postponed. One of the
adies said as this was leap year,
they might have other opportuni-
ties.
The Epworth League held a Lit
srary entertainment last Friday
evening, select readings, recita-
ions, and good music, making up
he program. The regular business
of the League will be held
lext Friday evening and part of
he work will be to elect delegates
@ the Easton District Convention
n June.
Miss Bertha Bailey invited few
friends to her home last Wednes-
lay evening to hear Profs. Cowan
md Garrett perform on the piano
md violin. Prof. John Cowan fav-
,red us with fine jokes and recita-
ions. The evening was pleasant
y spent and enjoyed by all.
Mr.. James T. Burrows, one of
,ur telegraph operators has gone
% Trappe, Md, for few days to
'elieve Mr.. Harry Moore agent,
Who is on a visit to . his parents
and other friends here.
Clayton-A flag raising will take
place at Clayton Public Schools,
Saturday afternoon, May 9th.
Quite nice program is being pre-
pared, consisting of singing, reci-
.ations, etc. Prizes will be given
oy each room to the best declaim-
ants.
Mr.. E. H. Walker, went to Will
nington last week, to visit his
brother George who has been i'll
ong time with that wasting dis
ease consumption. He was taken
with hemmorrhages last week and
IS not expected to survive.
At a meeting of the Epworth
League of the M. E. Church held
night the following dele
gates were elected to attend the Z
annual convention of Easton Dis
trict EpWorth League. to be held