Smyrna times., 1948-09-23

L. A Covell for the most perfect
cut flower. and Mrs. Thomas Ed
wards for the best arrangement OF
flowers. Miss Suzan Deputy OF
Rising Sun, Del, entertained with
two organ numbers; Mr.. and Mrs.
Collision rendered violin and vocal
numbers, with Mrs. L. A. Covell as
accompanist, and Mrs. Helen Bran
mock gave a numerous reading.
Tea was poured by Mrs. Guy
Sleeves and coffee by Mrs. Robert
Miller. Cookies, sandwiches and
candy completed Jthe refreshments.
The committee 6hairmen in charge
of the affair were Mrs. Helen Bran
mock, flowers; Mrs, Harry Heather,
entertainment; Mrs. H. B. Logan,
refreshments; Mrs. T. E. Heather,
Jr., publicity; Mrs. VIM. Mickey,
Talents and Antiques; and Mrs. L.
H. Collision, decorations.
The hall was appropriately dec
grated with yellow, green, and
brown colors, depicting the Fall of
the year. There was an unusually
interesting display of fall flowers
of every hue in many unique ar
rangements.
Pete Houston, nephew of Mr.. and
Mrs. Guy Steves is leaving for the
Y. M. c. A. College at Springfield,
Mass, on Tuesday.
Mike Chesack and Frank Petron
during July and August made a
coast to coast trip by car, return
ing to their homes in Marydel last
Friday night. During their two
months tour they spent some time
working on ranches and visiting in
teresting places such as the Yel-
lowstone National Park, and the
Grand Canyon. Of the many cities
visited by them Los Angeles and
Denver, Colorado proved to be
their favorites.
Corporal Harold Wright, now
stationed at Fort Slocum, N. Y, is
spending several days with his par
Ients.
Mrs. Anna Seward of Easton,
and Mrs. ALA Carlile of Philadel-
phia. mother and sister of Mrs.
Edward Lapham, spent a week
with the Lapham family.
Mr.. E. ]. Winsch on Sunday ev-
ening delivered a message at the
Church of God, Millow Grove, Del
! During the absence of their pastor
/. Mrs. Hattie Larrimore has charge
of the evening services.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Mickey
were hosts to twenty-five members
of the Mickey family at their home
in Marydel on Sunday, September
10Th. This was the first reunion Of
the Mickey family in Marydel fol
sixteen years. Those present were
Mrs. Maude Hickey mother, grand
mother, and great-grandmother o1
the family. With her were two
: daughters, Mrs. Raymond Wilson
and Mrs. VIM. Koontz and families
and two sons, Harry and Orville
and their families. In addition to
five of Mrs. Mickey's children at
tending, there were ten grandchil-
dren and great-grandchildren
present. Among them were Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Mickey, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Mickey, John Mickey,
Mrs. Carl Brooks, and friend of
the family, Miss Alice Amlin. All
of the Mickeys hail from Balti-
more. Mr.. William Mickey, the
host, is married to the former Hell
en- Ward of Marydel, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Ward.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oran Elliott and
, daughter Mildred, of Denton, Md,
were weekend guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. Hays.
, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. B. Jacobsen OF
Redding, California, are visiting
with his brother, Karl Jacobsen
, and family of near Marydel.
The Marydel Methodist Sunday
School, which meets weekly from
10 to IL am. every Sunday morn
ing announces the following special
/ days to be observed during the
coming weeks. You can't afford tc
miss the plans in store for you il
: you are present. This coming Sun
) day, September 26th will be Rally
, Day. There will be special music
l and guest speaker. Make it 8
real rally by coming out to swell
y the attendance. Next Sunday, Oc-
. tober 3rd, has been set aside as
: Parents Day" All the children
: are urged to bring their parents
: Make your youngster happy and
proud by being able to show that
]. his daddy and mother are interest
ed in him and come along with him
l to Sunday School. There'll be q
/ class and a teacher waiting to wei.
come you. On the following two
: Sundays, October 10th and 18th