Smyrna times., 1962-05-17

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Board of Education last Thurs
day evening. the following cleo
tion of teachers took place;
supervising principal, Lineas
B. Earhart. salary $1,000. an
increase of $50; Miss Linda
L. Cliff, assistant teacher in
High School, salary. $500, an
increase of $50; Miss Anna
B. Beckett, teacher of the sew
enth grade. salary, $500: Miss
Elizabeth Mcdowell, teacher
for the sixth grade, $400; Miss
Anna Middleton, fifth grade,
$400; Miss Helen Start, fourth
grade, S400; Miss Lulu V. Rob-
inson, second grade, $400; Miss
Julia Griffith, primary depart
ment, S400. The only new one
in the above list is Miss Lulu
v. Robinson. of Hammonton,
New Jersey, daughter of James
Robinson. near town, who sue
ceeds to the place, of Miss
Darrah, who did not apply. Three
other places were left vacant
owing to the fact that Miss
Laura Lefty, vice-principal,
Miss Elizabeth Parrett and
Miss Emma Hough, would not
put in their applications. There
is general regret at loosing
the services of these estim-
able women. Miss Parrott and
Miss Hough particularly have
given many years of faithful
and painstaking effort as MEM
bers of the faculty, having been
in continuous service since long
before the Smyrna schools we're
consolidated. The School Board,
recognizing their long years of
service drafted testimonials of
appreciation which we're pre-
sented them
MIR. and Mrs. Thos. R. Boy
er, Jr., of near town, cele-
brated their fifth wedding an
niversary Saturday evening last
with their relatives and friends.
The dining room was beautifully
decorated. Many handsome and
useful gifts were received.
Those present were: MIR. and
Mrs. Reese Boyer, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Boyer, Mrs. Will
liam Grier, MIR. and Mrs. Al
bert Boyer, MIR. and Mrs. Rob-
ert N. Smith, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harvey K. Smith, MIR. and Mrs.
William G. Smith, Mrs. John
Mr.. William Thomas,
Mr.. and Mrs. William Downs,
Mrs. william Cornelius, MIR.
and Mrs. John David, Misses
Lulu Boyer, jeanette Smith,
Elma Crier. Alice Boyer, Mary
Cornelius, Margaret Cornelius,
Elmira Bell, Eliza Boyer, Edna
Boyer, Philena Smith, Martha
Boyer, Florence Andrews,
Messrs. Pierce Boyer. Roy
Grier, Albert Grier, Earl
James, !, Reese Boyer, David
Grier, Robert Boyer, Arthur
Boyer. Clarence Boyer, Corbit
Smith, James Smith and Will
mer Andrews.
Saturday night, after mid
night, thieves broke through a
rear door and refrigerator of
Miss Clara Leinberger's and
left with several pounds OF
They secured no money
as none had been left there.
w. G. Roe, our well known
is awakening consid-
cradle enthusiasm among the
sportsmen of this vicinity by
TWO recent additions he has
made to his kennels. Last week
he received from Morrel, Neb-
raska, "Marse Nick" a very
celebrated Llewelyn dog, sired
by "Marse Ben," dam marie
Gath. +" The dog is former
Delaware dog and was raised
by Howard R. Jones. our we'll
known dog authority of this
town. This dog has been show
ing such promise in the west
that MIR. Roe decided to pur-
chase him and bring him back
to Delaware. The other addi-
tion to the kennel is "Camden
PRIDE" a celebrated dog pur-
chased from Fred Dirby of |
Woodbury., New Jersey. With
his brace of dogs MIR. Roe
expects to sweep everything |
before him next fall.
Miss Hilda Blanche Dea!;y1e. |
laughter of w. Gray Des!;yle,
Smyrna's well-knowa l,a.ired |
.arrn:r - stock buyer, and
Mr.. Hillory w. oliver, Smyr-
la's young ndprogressive har-
ness maker. stole the march on
heir friends Tuesday last by
slipping quietly off to Whining
:on and getting married. The
ceremony took place at the
residence of the groom's friend,
Mr.. Warren Brashears, 302
Concord Avenue, at eight
o'clock and was performed by
he Rev. E. F. Carpenter. The
pride and groom we're attended
oy Miss Clara Harper, ofClay-
:on, and MIR. Harry Jones, of
Smyrna. After the ceremony,
4 dainty. little wedding break
.ast was served by the Brash-
ears and a jolly evening spent.
Mr.. and Mrs. oliver took the
train home. 1t was
lot until late Wednesday after
1oon that rhev let their secret