Smyrna times., 1962-11-08

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Woodrow Wilson, twas learned
Monday. He is John Bassett
Moore, professor of internat-
ional law and Jurisprudence in
columbia University. New York
City, who is recognized as an
authority on international law.
He was born In Smyrna In 1860
and is a graduate of Delaware
College. 1t is said that Pres
|ident- elect Wilson may offer the
port folio of Secretary of State
to William Jennings Bryan, and
according to some well-in-
formed Democrats, Professor
Moore is Mr.. Wilson's second
choice for the important cabinet
position.
A very pretty wedding took
place Tuesday evening In the
drawing room of the Hotel Mo-
hawk. Brooklyn, N. Y, when
Miss Julia Shipley Weldon,
youngest daughter of the late
Benton v. Weldon and Mrs.
Julia Weldon, of Brooklyn, was
united in marriage to MIR.
Chester G. Stewart, of Brook
lyn. The bride is well and pop
ularly known In Smyrna. where
she was born, raised and spent
her girlhood days. AT $3.50 o.
clock the bridal party entered
the Mohawk room to the strains
of Lohengrin wedding march,
played by Miss Elizabeth ].
Collins, of New York City, ac-
companied by violin and cello,
and we're met by the Rev. DR..
Vim. ]. Thompson, of Simpson
ME-. Church, who performed
the ceremony, assisted by the
Rev. Frank D. Walters, DID,.
The Maid of honor was Miss
Lucy Mckay of Brooklyn. The
groom was attended by his
brother, Mr.. Arthur Stewart.
The ushers we're MIR. Albert
E. Wenger and Mr.. Cyrus E.
| Kedney, both of Brooklyn. MIR.
| and Mrs. Stewart left for we'd
| ding trip south and upon their
| return will reside in Brooklyn
| where the groom is engaged
In the lumber business, being
| a member of the firm, and
treasurer of the M. Goodwin 8
Company, well known lumber
dealers Of Brooklyn. 4
Last Tuesday morning at
leight o'clock, quiet wedding
was solemnized when Senator ].
Herman Anderson and Miss
Elizabeth Bishop, daughter of
lMr. ]. H. Bishop. were united
In marriage at the home of the
bride by the Rev. G. w. Town =
send. A wedding breakfast was
served and Mr.. and Mrs. And
Ierson left for their country
home near Frederick, with the
very best wishes of their many
friends for their future success
and happiness.
| William F. Metten, business
manager of the Wilmington
Every Evening, and Miss Meta
1T. MacSorley also of VIII
mington, we're married Friday
night at the home of the brides
parents, the Rev. and Mrs. F /.
C. MacSorely, 703 West Twent-
ieth Street. The ceremony was
performed by the brides father
and the couple we're unattended.
Until recently Miss Mac Sorley
was principal of the high school
at Townsend, where her father
was recently stationed and
where she is well known. pop
| ular and has a host of friends.
At the home of Mrs. Anna
| Berry at Odessa, a very pretty
wedding was solemnized last
Wednesday at high noon, when
her daughter Miss Ella Belle
Berry was united In marriage
| to MIR. Charles S. Kipp, of
Cheswold, by the Rev. G. L.
Sparklin. The bride is we'll
known here, where she has a
\ host of friends. MIR. and Mrs.
Kipp will reside near Cheswolo
where the groom is engaged In
farming.
The concrete bridge that con-
tractor John Ennis has beer
building between Jim Towr
Crossing and the School House,
Clayton was opened for traffic
last Wednesday. MIR. Ennis is
rushing through another bridge
| near the White House. He has
several more bridges that he
wants to complete before cold
weather.
w. F. and ]. R, Clements
have Installed a machine to gen.
crate gasoline into gas and are
lighting their store, also the
store of w. R. Keys. George
Brockson and the lodge room.
IThey have the best lighted
stores In town and are attract
ing much attention. MIR. John L.
lCraham expects in the near
future to install the same lights
In his grocery store and also In
the butcher shop occupied by
In. w. Slaughter.
There was quite scare In
iClayton early Tuesday morning
|when the alarm was given of
fire. The Hose Company was
lquick to respond but much
jpraise should be given Mr.. Ed
ward Lafferty for bringing his
lteam into service by hitching the
fire cae!ne 70 his milk wagon.