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viii visit her brother and also endeavor
to regain her health.
Charles F. Runge. of section 3. print
ing division. was detained at home the
past week by the illness OF his wife.
Miss Mabel Kane. of section 8. print
ing division, resigned her position Tues
day. because OF bad health.
Miss Rose NJ. Kemp, Of section 3.
printing division, has been on the sick
list for the last week.
Miss L. G. English, Of the examining
DIVISION, has been on a vacation a week.
Harry ". Killman. Of section I. print .
printing division. who has been I'm =
his home for the last month. was al L.
to resume his duties last week
Miss Agnes J. HopeweU. Of section, .
week. '--' T.
Mrs Ada B. Hales. OF the examir ,ine
DIVISION. was on a vacation last Va eek
She was at Round Hill. Va. visiting
Mrs. burlington
Miss Nellie A Hayden. OF the rnIs-al-
iiaheous division, was III AT her home
last week
5i Miss Fannie Watson, Of the examI ming
DIVISION. resigned her position and viii
60 10 her home fin Virginia ga- o. 80
definite period iii-
Mrs. Janet Heain. OF the examining
division, was called SuddeDTv -, Us -
bedside OF her sister in CuIne1ey, -, ~
". Va. the first OF the week. The 19f-
Ter having suffered a suustroka brr+
now reported improved. '
Bert Thornett. Of the plate v-eu1+ &C.
snending his leave Of a month on Ar
eastern shore OF Maryland
Frank W. Larner. assistant foreman
OF 30, TIE Wetting division. has returned To
work after an absence or two weeks.
with lame foot. II was necesser.,- -,
nave an operation performed.
Miss Rose. Kamerer. Of section fUo
printing division. was on vacation Isst
week. several DAYS OF the tir9a 49, -
spent at Chesapeake Beach
Mrs. CO wife Of George Cook OF
Ssc,lo3 printing division. accom-
Louis for visit Of several weeks % f.
her parents. >s 10
William Champion. Of section r.,
INNS AlNl~lflls mas been a Ell
list for the last week s'17
Ellis Needham, Of section four Dri,t
ing division, has returned to work a ftzv
an absence Of four months. caused nv
severe Illness. 10y
Joe Loveday has been transfarr.,7
rom section ten TO section two of The
printing division. 'iie
Joe Huise, Of section ten. nriUtfps ~
ylson, vas fl at his home for seTeTal
days last week. '1 u al
Louis Lang, Of section six. rrip+{,e-
DIVISION. returned Monday after an M
ness OF ten days. HI
James Farley, Of the steam press Soc
ION, mas been on a vacation sevfre1
udys He VIII make q trip to his cIJ
L.,Ihe IN Philadelphia, accompanies Nv
his family F''N1 Dy
Mss MISS Bessie Brunsman. Of the num-
1sILhe division. is taking part OF ber
annual vacation. '' HeT
,Ihomas Clark Rudolph F.. N1arwsr
CttiaIIeS & smith. and Edward r T-jr u
~ sectlon three, printing division - ls,
"e7' Oh vacation for the past weeE ave
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.ENDEAYOR SOCIETY
PLANS SERVICES
Frank Eastman Qualife S for
Position of SecretaT I of
School Board

Commencing tonight. the Union Chris
tian Endeavor Society of Fails Church
Will hold special servicef every night
except Saturday. A 81 peciaI musical
program has been ARA nged.
At "a meeting of tho school board Of
Falls Church, held la st Thursday even
ing, Frank Eastman, the newly elected
member. qualified a nd was elected sec
rotary. All the teaC hers of the past term
were reelected for another season. and
the salaries OF az / were advanced. on
the request Of Mrs. Margaret Birch,
principal for the past year, Mrs. il. c.
Haight was G iected principal MIS-.
Birch will cor tinue in charge of the
high school This arrangement viii
largely equd lie the responsibility OF
both these eachers.
Miss Ado lie SpoRord Is the guest OF
her brothe r, NJ. T. Church
Miss a ice Davis returned on Monday
from a. two months visit to friends IN
Atlanta o., Ga.
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EXPERIENCED

Father" said little Rollo. "Methuse-
lab was the. oldest man, wasn't hep"
yes, my son. And the stranRest mart
OF ii is that he reached such a hale old
age Before any Of these wonderfully ad-
vertised patent foods were invented. -
Exchange.
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AnaOOS1iA
BAPTISTS DISCUSS
NEW CHURCH PLANS
Richard Jones Is Elected
Superintendent of the Sun
day School.

A meeting Of the Baptists Of Con-
gress Heights, who are interested in
the organization OF a church. was held
Sunday afternoon. Among those who ad-
dressed the gathering were the Rev.
James r. Edwards. the pastor of the
Anacostja Baptist Church; Beonl Mil
stead, Thomas Hollows. and several
women who have associated themselves
With the movement Richard Jones was
elected superintendent Of the Sunday
school
Miss Lulu Elizabeth Connors was
among those who received diplomas at
che graduating exercises Of the George
I Washington University on Wednesday
evening at the Belasco Theater- The
degree Of bachelor Of arts was conferred
upon her. Miss Connors entered George
Washington from the Eastern High
School, where she graduated in 1904
She studied French and other roman &c
languages as well as exceIling In his
tory and English.
Edward J. Newc0mb was the victim
OF serious accident IT his home,
Nichols avenue and Est place. as a
result Of which he has been confined
to his bed. lie fell do N a flight Of
steps leading 10 the cellar and sus-
tained severe internal injuries.
The annual pound party for the bena-
Mt of the Bell Home foI Children at
the head Of Franklin street. Anacostia,
was given Tuesday. Entertainments
were sold and a large number of the
contributors 20 the aid CT the home
were in attendance. The proceeds,
which We're very gratifying. viii be
used for the support Of the homo, as
well as 10 provide for the care of the
children during the coming summer.
Mrs. Grace Burroughs was given
birthday party by her children and
grandchildren recently at the home of
her sOn-in-- lw and daughter, Mr. and
Mrs. Mathew Bailey, the occasion be-
ing the CiEhtieth anniversary OF her
birth.
The Rev. and Mrs. William Bray
shaw. the former the pastor Of the
Esther Memorial Protestant Episcopal
Chapel, left tuesday for trip 20 Eu-
rope. MI BTayshaW will attend the
Pau-Anglican conference in London as
delegate from the local diocese. After
the conference IS concluded Mr.. and
Mrs. BTayEhaw viii visit the continent
and remain away about three months.
Milton FlliUs has the arrangements of
the services In charge IN the mean
sine.
The meetings Of the AndCostfa Ep-
UTOth League have been we'll attended.
The election Of officers for the year.
which took place recently resulted as
follows. President, Charles +. Linger
first vice president, John Fort; second
vice president. Miss Flora JCffries;
third vice president, Mrs Minnie Ar
mold, fourth vice president. Mrs. Beulah
Fort: secretary, Miss lola Gator. treas
urer Elijah KinSella.
The meeting last Sunday evening was
the closing one of the devotional serv-
ices OF the chapter for the summer:
the fan meetings viii begin the last
Sunday in September.
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wAxxrEa TO PARENTS.

The MIX Conference appointed bv ths
District Commissioners. IN view OF tbs
MANY DANGERS OF RAW MILK Ia.
recommended the hone-PasteuTizing OF All
raw milk BY bringing It 20 the boiIiav
point, then withdraw. cool. and keen cola
until used
The Conference has thereby endorsed IN.
advice given by this Society for a mum.
Der OF years TO
sCALD ALL MILK
Sor children
Parents are particularly warned against
the erroneous opinion held by some thai
pasteurizins affects either the diRestI-
bility or the nutritivs value OF the min,
or that as a rule II viii produce an,
bad effects whatsoever.
SOCIETY FOR PREVENTION
OF SICKNESS.
E BERLINER. Secrstsrv.
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ATLANTIC CITY BATHING SEASON
OPENS IN FULL FORCE;
FAKE RESCUES BEGIN.

ATLANTIC CITY. June 6.-The bath
ing season has opened, the life guards
have gone on duty and the open sea-
son for fake" rescues is at hand.
There has been so much press agenting
along the hero lines by some members
Of the life guard force, that the city
has decided TO take a step IN a direc-
ton that will effectually quiet some
OF the yarns thar have crept into pub
lie print through the jealous efforts Of
the rescuers. There are three or four
places which become dangerous when
winds and currents set in certain direc-
lions. In order to keep people out Of
these places the city has about con-
Guided TO make a danger line and
mark it with red buoys. People who go
beyond these lines will do so at their
own risk and subject themselves to
arrest as disorderly persons. This viii
have the dual effect of preventing
people from ignorantly running their
lives into danger, and save life guards
a good deal Of trouble in pulling out
people at certnin times.
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The following residents Of Washington
have registered at these Atlantic City
hotels during the week:
Hotel BOIhWeII-Mr. and Mrs. A Z.
Ingram, Mrs. A. Z. Dickson.
The BrevOOrt-H. W Wood.
Hotel Bouvier-Mr. and Mrs. ", A
Morton.
Craig Han-AIrs. J. E. Roberts. R. P.
Jones, L. J. Ostermayer. Miss X. Smith.
Hotel Chalfonte-A c. Wells. John
Britton. ]. p. Polk. G. II. French. E.
1, KlOssOu.
Hotel Dennis-AIrs. s. I. Myers, Mrs.
E b Weeks, Miss Ko-per.
Hotel Holmhurst-B. T. Adams.
HaddOn Hall--AfT. and Mrs. A D. Car
penter, John Taylor Arms, Rev. ID. Al
fred Harding. A Coulter Wells. John
Burlington. Mr. and Mrs. Evans Brown,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. I. Bourgeois. Mrs. Hugh
". Freed. J, W. PaXstOn, Air. and Mrs.
John d. Ecker.
Hotel Howard-Capt. ". ". BuIin.
HalcyOn Hall-AIiss p. Wilcox.
Hotel Iroquois-F- Fisher, s. n. Card
ner.
Hotel MaIatesta-J. Berona.
Hotel MOrton-H ". Quick
Hotel MOntiCellO-G. ". Hanger.
New ClaTiOn-W- n Iillinghast.
New England-AIr. and Mrs. T. Taylor
Mr.. and Mrs. r. f Lang. Mr.. and Mrs.
r Henner. Y. Jennison, Mr.. and Mrs.
c. n. Merrill.
Hotel Penni.urst-Nlss T. E. Lee.
Hotel Raleigh-AIr- and Mrs. J. T. Ra-
nard, Mr.. and Mrs. J. Artz. 3. J. Moses.
J. c. Wheeler. f., Mr.. and Mrs. c. Z
GalIiher, L. Macry.
Rio Graad--AIr- and Mrs. ". A Hay
burn.
Hotel SnOreham-E. \. Waters, Mr..
and Mrs. 7. " Dalton.
Seaside Eouse-Mrs. Edward n. Tall
man, Miss Barker. Miss A. @. Pelham,
Miss Katherine Pelham.
Stevens 'Cottage-Mrs. z. Settler. r.
Z. White.
Hotel Stickney-LaWrenCe Baxter.
Hotel Strand-E. ". White ny and
Mrs. ". II. Deggs. L. F. Rhlnehart.
Hotel Wiltshire-Mr. and Mrs. A. F.
Dixon
Hotel warwick-Maj. and Mrs. P. A.
Ames, Mrs. z. r. McCOurtney and chill
dren.
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NJ +. Church has sold 10 bliss
Emma HaGley Carter the proper
II belonging tC DR.. n +. Gr8 ham
known as ''Inwood.' 20 situated near West.
Falls Church, containing fifteen acres
large dwelling house and small ten
ant cottage. Miss Carter has already
taken possession Of the property.
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into their new cottage on Columbia
street.
The Rev W. +. Brown, Of z ittsbu~e
Pa. who is visiting his brOthg r, DR. ID.
r. Brow, occupied the pull bit OF the
II, j.. Church last Sunday.
The Rein Darby propert Y at linton
Hill was sold last Saturdg y afternoon
at public auction 70 J. L Crupper. Of
Alexandria.
q. T. M1rlin & Co. ar d J. II Down
ms are ins -a.ling aCety Iene gas plants
in their stores.
n +. Church has rented Miss Ella
Sprangle's house 10 1Ir. Bates, of WASH
ington.
Miss EIlene Newt On has rented a mart
OF Mrs. Raymond Is cottage for the
summer.
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John Taylor Arms. Of Washington. il
spending a fortnight at the shore. He
is making his headquarters al Had
don Hall.
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The local branch OF the 7. N. c. A.
has contracted for new building. and
work VIII be started on It next week.
II will be three stories high. freproof.
located on the lots recently purchased.
on Pacific avenue. The building VIII
contain a modern and adequately equip
ped gymnasium, something the resort.
for some reason, has never had. It will
have baths. reading and writing rooms
bowling alleys and a dormitory. It will
cost about $4,000. and will be completed
by early fall. Il viii fill a Iong-needed
want. for there IS no place where young
men can 90 now, in the nature Of a
club,
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C. C. Walters IS painting his house.

Cart NJ T. Rust has commenced the
foundation for d house at West Falls
Church. Albert PiggOtt has constructed
the frame for his house on Broad street
The house Miss Alma Y. Berry is build
ing on Broad street is nearly enclosed.
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Mrs saxon has purchased q lot at
West Fails Church from John Ham
mond, on which she expects to erect a
house during the summer.
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N. z. Church Rents E.ouse.

NJ. Z. Church has rented Miss Regina
Bro WINS house at West FaUs Church to
+ DUmont Pointer. OF Washington.
L. c.
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Two Fails Church boys were gradu-.
ates at the George Washington Univer-
sity on Wedne sday-Ealph Andre Quick
PE. j..
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The golf links at Mortified are the
principal attraction for a large number
Of visitors at the shore. There are
hundreds Of people who do not play at
all who go there 70 sit on the wide
veranda and have lunch out Of doors.
Those who play the game Of goIe find
the links about as good as any in this
country. Privilege tickets can be Sc
cured at almost any Of the beach-front
hotels. The clHb has lately installed
tennis court at the Mortified grounds.
and there arc quite a number who find
q deal OF pleasure in this game.
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The Hotel Yarmouth. at the foot OF
Belmont avenue, in fashionable Chelsea,
viii open about June %. under the man
agement Of Charles ZazzaH. formerly
proprietor Of the Hotel Carlton. Mr..
Zazzat is having the Yarmouth over
hauled and generally renovated, adding
a little new furniture and equipment
where II is needed. and when ready 70
open MS doors. VIII offer as good ac-
commodations as could be desired. The
house IS one OF the newest built in that
fashionable select section Of the resort.
and is directly on the ocean front. with
absolutely nothing TO obstruet the ocean
view.
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Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Haworth, OF
Washington. are spending d couple OF
weeks at the shore. They have apart
ments at the Hotel Rudolf
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Miss Davitt, OF Washington, is spend
ing a couple of weeks at the Hotel St.
Charles, the guest OF Mrs. z. A. Ford.
Of New York.
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At the last meeting Of Plate Print
ers' Union. Local No. .. it was de-
cided 10 have the annual outing OF
the union during ,the month Of August
at a date to be determined later. The
following committee was appointed TO
make arrangements: Clarence Mcclure.
II. II. Walsh. William II. McCauley.
George Cook. Thomas Quill, Al Young,
and Raw DOnOhue.
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Blanche Ring has taken apartments
at the Hotel Shelburne for a month.
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Lady Van Horn and her daughter,
Miss Van Horn, Of Montreal, are spend
ing The season at the shore They
have apartments at the Marlborough
Blenheim.
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Mr.. and Mrs. c. L Maslett, Of Wash
ington, have taken apaTty-ents at the
Marlborough lenheim. and will spend
the greater part Of June at the shore.
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There is every indication that there
Will be a greater variation IN colors
for bathing gowns this year than for
a number Of years. OF course, the
blues and the blacks Will predomlnate.
but some of tbs young women will go
forth IN gowns II bright hues that
will make loud noise the instant they
get on the sands.
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Mr.. and Mrs c. '-rube and chill
dren, Of Washington, are visitors az
the shore They are living at the MARI
borough Blenheim.
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President Roosevelt should be proud
OF Engine Company and Truck 3, OF
the local fire department. The secre-
tary OF the companies. both housed
under the same roof, tells It as fact
that baby has been born 10 members
al the rate OF one a month during the
last year Surely there is nothing like
race suicide there.
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William Redding. a plate printer who
has been blind ten years, was made
Glad last week by the thoughtful gem
crosby of the plate printers IN section
two The sum of 81 had been raised
for the purpose of financing in part
the baseball league OF the bureau,
which came 10 an Untimely death by
the action of Colonel BrOmweu in with
drawing the use OF the grounds. IN
stead OF returning tie money 10 the
contributors it was unanimously de-
clded that the full amount be present
ed 10 Mr.. Redding.
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F. Fisher and F. NJ. Gardner, OF
Washington. are spending a fortnight
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Mr.. and Mrs. c. E Gauiher. Miss Cal
liner, and W. L. Marcy. of Washing
ton, are making the Hotel Raleigh their
home while spending a few days at the
seashore.
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reau for almost half a century, died
at his home I'm this city last week. He
vas eighty-three years Of age. Gr.
Bell was a native of Philadelphia,
where he learned the trade Of a plate
printer. When the bureau was first
established In the Treasury building in
1868. he came TO washington, and after
deciding TO make his home here, he
was married TO Miss Lydia a. Durbraw,
VINO died about four years ago. Two
daughters survive.
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NEW CURRENCY Law
KEEPS FORCE BUSY
Several New Plate Printers
Given Positions Through
the Civil Service.

The new emergency currency meas
Ure is making a great deal OF Work
for the employees of the bureau, who
are now on a full Neutrality-suspicious.
scned ale to meet the requirements Of
the set. II is expected that the pres
ent force will be kept busy for some
time TO come and that others may be
added TO il. Already several plate
printers have been appointed To posi-
lions through the civil service chan
nels The following have also been
reinstated: John Major, Charles Waite,
Robert A. Daley, James Cranston,
Thornton Croply, Frank Hagan, r. F.
re Mat. Thomas J. McCabe, and
George Elan.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Harry o. Wagstah and
Miss Z, Y. Sullivan, OF Washington. arc
spending q couple Of weeks at the
shore. They are at the Hotel ST.
Charles
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Mr.. and Mrs. Cults in New HON :.

Mr.. and Mrs. a. y. Cults have Iuoved
into their new cottage on Columbia
street.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas P. Cleawes and
Mr. and Mrs. II. N. Merrill. OF Wash
ington, are spending a fortnight here.
They have apartments at the New Eng
land.
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at the shore. They are staying at the
Hotel IrOquois.
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Mrs. J. z. Libbey, Of Washington, Is
spending a couple OF weeks here. She
IS entertaining Mrs. c. c. Crowley and
Mrs. J. A. Garrett. also OF Washing
ton, at the Hotel Ostend.
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The Girls Friendly. of the Church
of Our Saviour. met at the home of Mrs.
Charles L Davis, of Perry street. on
/ Friday evening.
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Miss Fannie Watson. Of the a,,ar,y,,f.,.
division. resigned her posItion ana Wiz
50 70 her home I'm Virginia for al in
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The soldier boys Of the bureau that
have been camping ten days near
winchester, Va, are expected TO return
10 work tomorrow morning. Reports have
reached the city of the great times the
boys have been having. Charles Lord had
the bad luck TO get thrown from his
horse into ditch that bruised him some
and gave him a good soaking The fol-
lowing were among those in camp:
Capt. Harry Bean. Frank Coleman. ..
T. Viehmeyer, /. NJ. COster. a. Davis,
George TaIbert Charles Lord, Bruner
Simon, and Steven Laut.
A Jolly party Of young ladies from the
numbering division enjoyed a trolley
ride TO Great Falls Tuesday night. Thew
had dinner at the hotel and spent a
pleasant evening. Among those in the
PARTY were Miss Lulu Harris, Miss
George E. Goodchiid. Miss Daisy Green
and Miss Elizabeth POrtch.
Miss Mary Sanford of WestmoreIand
county. Va. is visiting her sister Miss
Bessie a. Sanford. of the miscellaneous
division.
Miss Margarie H. Thornette. clerk in
section eleven. printing division. is
taking six days OF her annual leave.
John Druett, OF the numbering d.
vision, IS paying visit OF several days
10 home folks at Harrisburg, Pa.
Miss Anna Ferris. clerk in section one
OF the printing division. has been on
vacation the last week.
W. N Irvine. OF section seven, print
ing division. is spending a week IT his
old home in Pittsburg. Pa.
Miss Blanche Dalton. OF the examining
division, resigned her position Tuesday.
John A Poole. of the power press room,
returned TO duty last week after spend
ing several days with his family cruising
around Chesapeake bay and the Po-
tOmac river.
Miss Mary i. Perkins. OF the number
ing division, left last week for Cam
bridge, Mass, 10 visit her sister, who
IS returning 10 her home after a stay
In Washington.
E Miss Lottie Barnes, OF the examining
!. division. has resigned her position and
viii go to Camden. n. J.. where she
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Miss Nellie A Hayden, OF the rois-eI-
iaheous division, was i'll AT her home
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Mrs. Janet Helm. OF The a,-s,-,,,-.-.-
division, was called suddenIv - Us ~
bedside Of her sister in CulpeDer o,1r-
", Va. the first of the week. he 1ef-
ter having suffered a suustro1a b,1+
now reported improved
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Bert Thornett. Of the plate vauIt &c
eastern shore OF Maryland. '--e
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Mrs Ada 3. Hales. OF the exauoir, ive.
DIVISION was on vacation last Va eek
she was at Round Hill. Va. visf ting
Mrs. burlington -'7
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Miss ADD lie Spoaord is the guest OF
her brothe r, NJ. T. Church
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MF' ana Mrs. William MoTgan-Jones
/ have been detained from their trim
| abroad by the illness of Mrs. Morgan
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The Farther Lights Society of +bo
Baptist Church viii give its annual
lawn social at the home OF Miss F5ditb
IroWn. or Lawrence street. The en-
tertalnment VIII consist of an interest
Hls program games and refreshments
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Mrs. Grace Burroughs was given a
birthday party by her children and
grandchildren recently at the home of
Mrs. Mathew Bailey, the occasion be-
ing the Cightieth anniversary OF her
birth.