davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1912-12-13
orders rounded By Women.

Two of the most famous female re-
ligious orders of the world the Sacred
Heart and Sisters of Charity, were
founded by married women. Nine
Rarat organized the Sacred Heart pri-
marily to look after the. education of
the poverty stricken daughters of no.
billty and aristocracy of France, strip
ped Of their property by the terrorists
and Napoleon. The Sisters of Char
ity were organized by Mrs. Elizabeth
Seton, well-to-day Protestant con
vert to Catholicism. She was the
daughter of New York merchant, and
she established the order to teach and
minister to the masses.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1912-12-13

A Cleveland wife is suing for d.
yorce because her husband was ac-
customed to remove his shoes even
when she was entertaining guests.
Hasn't man got any rights any
more?
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1912-12-13

Boys of Kansas now average an inch
taller than their fathers, which may
be due to the improved methods of ir-
rigation practiced by the present gen.
Grafton.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1912-12-13

Women of Paris have forsworn
rouge and are using yellow ochre in.
stead They must have read that
wheeze about the Japanese women
have the best compilations in the
wz-ld.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1912-12-13
cat Jumps on Woman.

New York-A cat jumped from a
second story window, landed on Mrs
Rachel Goldbaum's head, became en-
meshed in her hair and both cat and
woman nearly had commissions before
passersby removed the cat.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1912-12-13
Hunts Rabbit: Flnds s1.92o.

Great Notch, N. John Lyons and
Robert Dodd, hunters from upper
Montclair chased rabbit to a hollow
in tree and found therein D purse
containing $3.50 In bills.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-07-12

"good seed does not enter into the
understanding because the heart is not
in a receptive attitude. Like the way
side path, 1t is hard.
(2) The seed sown In the stony place
represents those who. when they hear
the Kingdom Message, r delighted,
They say. How good that sounds:
What a grand time there will be when
Messiah rules In righteousness to bless
the world. And how great Is the priv
ilege Of becoming members of the
Bride of Christ. to be associated with
Him In His Kingdom work! But the
class represented have little depth OF
character; they are merely emotional.
When they find that the good Seed
Of the Kingdom is unpopular and that
1t will bring them a certain amount OF
reproach and contempt and perhaps
persecution. the Kingdom Message
fails to produce in them the fruitage
desired.
() The seed sown In the thorny
ground represents those whose hearts
are divided. Let us note carefully that
these thorDs do not represent gambling
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-07-12
Snmoriaiidt8.
Sie lie6en alcinen.

Geulid) mar id) BEL meinem 9rltber
Sn 9einf). gu gbren oes aSnfels"
enb es Elm obeiieres" abenoelien.
Wcin Ieffe uno Batenfino Srisben
sen Wutter 0atnr nit einenl seiee.
neten 4ppetit auseeItattet Fat, iprid3t
aIlen Speiien wuder 81 uno laBt
gang enorme Iengen in leinen Wta.
gen perid)minoen. @nOlif) erfl1rt er
beiriebist, inoem er nit ieinen feiten
S1nohen Dergniiet Die I~agangegeno
reibt: y5ritdfn lit iatt, 6ribdcn Mill
idlafen geben." SSn roiiger Soiine
spirO er ins 9ett gcbradt. God noh
elmer 8iertelitunbe jdmmerlifes
9lasegebeul; Srisdens Gimme.
9eiorgt eilt Die dngitlid)e Milltter al
has 9ett ibres Siebiings. Ger madli
ibr NIT tbraneneritidter Stinrmc Den
Gornurf: oMnttdlen, OIL bait Der.
geiien, mir belite morgen Dos Butter.
brot gu geben."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-07-12

Christian who has
received the Message Of the Kingdom
and has allowed the cares Of life and
the deceitfulness of riches to choke and
Illustrate his prospects Of the Kingdom
Is represented in this parable.
a. According to the parable there will
be one class who will attain the King
dom in the sense that they will bring
forth the kind Of fruitage acceptable to
the Lord: but the difference will be In
the amount Of fruitage-some thirty.
some sixty and some a hundred fold.
The Lord does not explain the differ.
ence between these fruitages, but the
fully app~reciative and loving will be
the most energetic to know and to do
the Masters will. and will bring forth
the largest fruitage and will have the
chief places In the Kingdom.
st. Paul declares that as star differs
from star in glory. so II will be with
those who attain unto the First Resur
rection. Jesus assured James and John
that. II they were willing 10 drink Of
His cup AMI be baptized into His death,
they should surely sit with Him In
His Throne: but III to the chief places
OF honor. II was not for Hin to say.
Those plnces will be given nccording
to principles Of justice and Of merit.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-07-12
!. Geo. <nge Der apotbefer, bat
einen frijden 8orratb boz,

Geo. altnge Der a~potbefer, bot
loeben eifen friiden 8orpatb bon
Settto ntlb 3enlo Seize erbalten.
3erno 1T elm merffpiipoiges Mtt.
tel, eire Hare S%Iiiiiigfeit. Gie or.
tie Iihpenbung linoert iofort oas
abidyeulihe SUDDEN. beieitigt Sleden.
Bimples, 8ladbeaos eczema, Sdup.
pen, Musbriihe nnb anoere $aitt.
fr%ottfbeiten bel grtpodiene ooer bel
3iipoern.
Semo Seize lit ole fteiie anttiep.
ride Sautieife. Die reinSte uno bette
tteoi5iniite SoiIettenieife, lin6ert
iltto curirt 8rideIbise, nno Die
SaiitausffISge oeren fIeine &noer
a%tter1porfen finb. 8eionoers gut
tlr Berionen nit garter Soi,t. Geo.
Minge bat cine beihr1nfte GnHdbI
yroben bon 9erno uno 3ento Seife.
stre probe tpirS Wunber betpirfen
i,t.o i~iberaeiisen baB eS Dos bette Wit.
ta segen $mitfrantbeiten 1T.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-07-12
Gisener Reis.

Gin Sod5citspdrfen iist Inn
Gdnell5ug uno idlaut gum SenIter
binaits. SloBlid) fdbrt Elm @eacn3us
poriiber, mo 5luar 10 nnbe, odB man
Die Baiiagicre i'm anberen 3uge gang
aenau ieheu fam. r@ie idabe",
riift Ou Die iltuge Srau begeiitert ans.
ooaB oil nidlt in Dem anbcrn 3itge
fiteit. @ie nett bdtten mir ms Oa
iest 5umireen fonnen!"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-07-12

that 1t related TO So""v V"o" 'o"''
the Kingdom. but 1t was not to be un.
derstood by outsiders. 1t was for this
reason that Jesus spoke In parallels, he
cause the masses even of the Jews were
not in a heart condition to understand
Only such persons as We're willing to
undertake the stringent conditions OF
the narrow way" were to fully and
clearly understand the parallels. This
Is in harmony with all OF Gods deal
ings In the present time. We read.
"The secret of the Lord Is with them
that %verenc Him. and He will show
them His Covenant"
In Verse IL the Master indicates
that this parable would serve as u gen.
eral key to the Interpretation OF all His
parallels. seed" does not mean literal
seed, birds" do not mean birds,
"thorns'' do not mean thorns. etc.
Proceeding, the Great Teacher ex.
pounded the parable as follows:
Seed Represents the Kingdom Message.
u) The seed that was sown repre-
sents the Word of God; 1t repre-
sents that particular feature OF Gods
Word which relates to the Kingdom.
This Is shown by st. Matthew'S ac-
count Of the same parable. (Matthew
Kill, 1917 Our lesson says that n
Wicked One Is Satan. Satan and his
evil agents are therefore represented
In the parable by birds and the i'm
port is that we lose the benefit Of that
which we do not understand.
Evidently. then. much Of Bible study
and religious reading L. lost The
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-07-12
Seimge5ablt.

Irofeiipr Siftlcr. Der ii6 in ben
8eounfen oerrannt bat. oaB Die Iffen
ipred)en fonnen teiud)t ben 5oolpgi,
ihen @arten. Ils er in Der Gdbe
bes a%fienbmlies lit, fonlmt Elm Jun.
ger 8ed. Der i'm aui5iehen mill,
idnell al,f i'm 5u ino ruft: .Serr
Yroieiior, iocben ipridt elm Iiie, nil.
len Sic au9 nit mcm?" % ia,
a%ntfportet Der Broieiior trodcn, INIT
mir!"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-07-12
S~oitipieIiser aleis.

4ritifer Gum @anfier. oeiicn
Sodter einen @aler gum @otten
bait: o9ie Mrbciten Sbres S6mis.
geriobnes perratben Salent, Serr
&ommer5ienratb aber err muB
fIeiBiger icin, bieI flsiBigerl"
Banter: lin Simnncls nillen, Iai.
len Sic i'm bas MIR nidt boren
i1 nti,B Tim ia obnebin ibon ale
ietne 8ilSer a6taufenl@
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-07-12

itebenoem ifi53ierten geteranenberci.
ne oiirften in oieir 5orm unter Sa.
brian entitanoen iein. Damals puroe
ben aftiDen llnteroffi3ieren Dos Red)t
Der gereinsbiloung 8ugeitanoen, rulo
10 ianoen es pobl altd Die 8eteroncn
geboten, ibrerieits 5u Sereinen 81.
lammcn5utreten, ul1 iid manherlei
Innebmli6teiten 81 pcridaifen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-07-12

devices, CdTu lH'r-
ties, saloons and
other places of i'll
repute, nor secret
sins. None of these
things should APP
peal to Christians.
The Master dis
tinctly tells us that
the thorns repre-.
sent 1.-THE cares of
this life and the de
c~eitfulness Of rich.
es." Thus every
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-07-12
Sumner Oeutid!

SIM &rieee 1870 uno II tparer
5ipei biebere 9apern in einem fran5o.
iiifen @irtbsbauie einauartiert, beis
len ausbdnaeifilo Die 8orte .Iu
iauoage" trllg. auf Die Srage hires
Sauptmanns, no Tie untergcbrad)t
ieien, erfolste Die prompte Intruort:
.Sn Der Snu Sage"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-07-12

Jesus of His glori-
ous NJ e s s
Kingdom.
Jesus gave the
parable Of the Sow
er Of the good
seed" The disci-
Piles were perplex-
ed and inquired Its
meaning.
His answer was
kAnt ft ratofa1 tn
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-07-12
wHE SALVATION open at the

- HE open at uhe
present time has been obtain
~ able only through faith. and
faith is dependent upon a
Of knowledge. or revelation.
and this knowledge, or revelation,
came to us from God; for, as said St
Peter, "Holy men of old spoke and
wrote as they were moved by the Holy
Spirit" God in this Age Is calling a
class possessed of appreciation for His
Message. These are chiefly the poor
of this world, rich in faith.
The point Of today's lesson Is to
show the importance Of having the
right kind Of spiritual food, and not
allowing the new nature to become
choked by earthly ambitions. Such as
thus overcome will be inheritors with
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-07-12

our6 Wterentrantbeit erssugf miro, lan9iam
nnsesriifen, 8laieniatarrb, brauner Sas ooer
anoerer Buoenias TN rlrin, 8opfpcb, &iiden.
idmer5en, Sbwinbel, Shlailoiiaieit, Nerpu.
fitdt itno bic Sclseu nnb bic Nieren ielbi
iperoen serriittet NIB pcridipiuocn Sen' fiir
Belle. Blaienleiben 1T Die llriade ertraatter
3ieren nrb bieiem 2eiben 1T am ibneliten
abSubelfen, inbem man bic Nieren In seiun.
ben 3uitanb periebt. ,,StpatnpsNoots
(Sumpf@ ursel) linbert ben @alerorans nno
brennenoes @aferlafien, uno perbinoert oas
oftmaliae @aiierlaiien bel Tag rto tp1breno
Der GhlafSeit. Die milbe uno lofprtige
@irfung BON ,,Smamp.Root", bic ipInber.
bore Riereu.9lrsnei, 1T itneu bemertbar. Sie
bat bic b6hite Stufe erreift, neil lie Die or,
erfannt beilbrinsenoften Gisenidaften beiibs.
Cine 8robe miro jeoen bappn lberaeugen.
~,,Swamp.8oot" 1T anaeuebn, 5u rebmcu
Iuo tn allen Npptbeten in 80 Gent uno l Sol.
lar Slaiben ~ baben. Give 9robefaide
nno elm Bud, bas Nnes beiast, tuiro sSbnen
1lf Gnfraae portpirei 5ugeitidt. Sarelben
Sic an Sr. &itmer q Go, 8iusbamtpn, u. y.
gripdbnen Sic aud, bieie libe,ole Sfferte in
oisiem 8latte seleien Su baben. Werfen Sie
ti6 ben Rnmen ,SipampsHoot" NIB lafien
Sic iih bonn Bertdufer o%nitatt .Gruamp.
Boot" nihts aroeres anbieten-tbnn Sic oaSS
bonn iperben sic enttdniht iein.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-07-12
Aatnne farmfr aab Wbf,iater-

Wenn ibr ObItbdume irseab elmer 1T
pFan5en rpoui, bann fommt 3u nns oba
'td,idt uns cure peReInnsen. 1lnIere 8G,ans
ano pEan5en iins gut se,padIen, frd5ie
unb ipurben in @aScoaabe Gounip aeaosat
o bah lie better sebeiben iperben aIs fcfd,s
bic ibr pon ausmdrts besiebt.
Rbpentr Nurferp,
Dooaam, BIO.
aop11 Gasconabe e.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-07-12

Mark iv, 1-2oJuly IA.
pih meekness the en0rdfted Word,
uhich 10 able to SAGE your souls."~omes
L 81.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-07-12
9te Mrfa6e bteIer pI6bs
IiGer Sp0eSfaAe. II

tbeit i'm Ganoe, bic
iebr sefabrlid 1T.
8iele pl6Blide so.
besfdne iino ibr 81.
suibreiben - SerS.
leiSen, 2unsenent.
Slnonng, SalasEus
iino bas &eiultat
bon Nicreutranibeit.
2dBt nlan Nierens
fraufbeit fortidrei.
ten, bann iueroen bic
&%6rperorsane ourH
0aS QiftiGe Blut, bas
Evening journal., 1912-05-29
THREE In NEWPORT
GRADUATING CLASS

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
NEWPORT Del. May 29.-rhe
graduating class of 1912 Of the New
port Public School is comprised Of
Miss Alva Elizabeth Miller, Miss Ella
Margaret Cathcart and Clifford Reed
Hanna The commencement exer-
cises will be held Tuesday evening
June IS.
Personal Miss Bessie Maclary
spent Sunday as the guest of Miss
Mary Vernon Of Holyoke-Mr and
Mrs John Whann have been enter
tanning Mrs Elwood w Jones and
daughter Emily, Of Millville-Mrs. r.
A. Cooper entertained on Sunday W.
Garrett Hume. Mrs. John Cannon and
children Edith and Robert Hume. OF
Wilmington---M. NJ Owings has re-
turned from few days visit at
Benges. Md.--Mrs Ernest Hogg and
daughter Helen. and Miss Edith
Sharpe. Of Chambersville. are spend
ing some time as the guests Of Mrs
Irvine Woodward-E V. Grano spent
Saturday and Sunday in Philadel-
phia-V. Frankhouser was the guest
Of Mr. and Mrs n T. Moore OF Will
mington on Sunday-Master Warren
Vetter Of Wilmington, wha has been
spending some time with his grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs j. e. Whann,
has returned home. Price. of Clay
ton spent Sunday with his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Price-Ralph
Work spent Saturday and Sunday at
his home in Cherry Hill-The Misses
Gillingram of Philadelphia, has been
visiting Mrs. j. Benton Fox--Misses
Eva Elliott and Irene Stewart spent
Sunday as the guests OF Miss Mary
Carpenter in Wilmington--Miss Mary
Meyer who has been seriously III at
the Delaware Hospital. is much i'm
proved-Mrs. Florence Young and
son Wilmer. OF Wilmington. were the
guest of Newport friends on Mon
day
Evening journal., 1912-05-29
MILFORD

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
MILFORD. Del. May 29.--Goldie
Kaskey. who was injured on Saturday
by being run over under a log wagon
is much improved.
A great many strawberries are be-
ing shipped from the railroad station
here.
The members of GARFIELD Post No. 4
G. A r. Company B., under command
OF Lieutenant James w..Cannon. and
the Boy Scouts under direction Of
Major William Marshall, attended the
Methodist Church on Sunday morning.
The twelfth commencement OF the
Milford High School bgan Sunday
with the baccalaureate sermon by the
Rev. Henry L. Bunstein The class IS
composed of Hazel Chipman, Eliza
beth Hallam, Griffith, Ida c. S. Har-
rington. Pearl NJ Messick, James Kin
der Pettyjohn, Dorothy Post Philips
Jessie Plsasanton and James Henry
salevan and Wilson Sharp Vinyard.
Mrs Ira w Joseph was called 70
Frederica on Sunday to her mother
who is ill., Mr. William and Charles
Eddington. Of fredericksburg. Md, were
in town this week visiting their father
who is suffering with paralysis Miss
Emily Jones has gone on an extended
western trip to Chicago and Wyoming
Territory
Evening journal., 1912-05-29
ELKTON

Special 70 THE EVENING JOURNAL.
ELKTON, Md, May 2a.-The bacoa-
laureate sermon to the graduating
class Of the Cecil County High school
was preached in Trinity Church by the
Rev. William Sohouler. on SUNDAY
morning. The members of the class
are Miriam A, Alexander. EVELYN V.
Ayefst Etc May Boulden. Susan
Bratton Booth, Edward H. Dsnson.
Emily Blake Frazer. Helen f. Garrett
A. Howell Graham. Lydia Lesler
Groves. Margery f. Marshbank. Ada
B. McCauhey, William Bates Pratt.
Ruth B. Price. Mario W. TaFeart.
Ruth Virginia Watson, Layton n. NJ
Boulden. Commercial Course. Earle
r. Dean, Helen f. George. Mamie I
Leedom, Catherine c. McCauley. Crvs.
tai L. Moore. Chester 2. Warmkersel
Mrs. Alexander Douglas McCona-
chic, OF Baltimore. is the guest Of her
mother. Mrs A. r. brennan.
Miss Frances ". Shouler is spend.
ing some time in Philadelphia.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph II. Perkins and
daughter OF Philadelphia. are spend.
ing the week end with the parents OF
Mrs. Perkins.
Charles Denney spent Sunday with
relatives In Philadelphia.
Evening journal., 1912-05-29
ELSMERE

The festival held by the Mite Society
of the Methodist church was a sue
cess. The society cleared more than
$40
William Henderson was accidently
cut by a revolving knife on Friday at
his home and has been confined 10 his
bed.
Workmen are engaged in completing
a house belonging 10 J. G. Justus and
situated az the corner of dupont and
Junction streets.
The Rev j. A. Sharpless preached
in the Methodist church on Sunday
The members OF the King S
Daughters Club gave Mr. and Mrs
William Hawk a surprise party on
Friday night IN honor of their mar
riase.
Miss Mildred Forman. daughter OF
Penrose S Forman was operated on
by Doctors Finn and Elleeood on Fri
day for Instructions Of the throat
She passed the operation successfully
and is now improving.
Person0l--OlneyH Herman and Edwin
Smyth. OF Wilmington, visited Paul
Derickson on Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs.
Clarence Duncan entertained Mr.. and
Mrs. Kinsey Miller and Charles Miller
on Sunday.-Mr and Mrs. Walter
Pierson are the guests Of Mr. and
Mrs Charles Pierson this week Mr..
and Mrs. Albert Hsrney have return
ed home from a two weeks stay in
/ Philadelphia George and Frank
Boyer. Of Roselle. were Elsmere visi-
tors on Monday.-Mrs. Joseph Jones
entertained visitors on Monday-Mrs.
/ Hugh Laymen and Thomas Jones
we're guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Jones on Sunday.-Paul ]. Woodward
was the guest of William Ogle on
Sunday.-Miss Gertrude Rudolph was
| the guest of Mr. and Mrs William
/ Connor on Sunday-Mr and Mrs
Edward G. Bender spent Sunday at
! Coatesville.
Evening journal., 1912-05-29
LAUREL

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
LAUREL. Del, May 29-Commence-
ment exercises of the Laurel High
School will be held at the Opera
House on Thursday evening, May 30.
The members of the class are, Carrie
o. Riggin, Matte 7 Eskridge. Flor
ence V. Locates, Edna c. Chapman,
Granville S. Windsor, Joseph X.
Hearn, John A. Henry
Miss Carrie Riggin won the valedic-
tory while John Henry took second
honors.
DR.. George P Bible will deliver the
principal address of the evening and
the presentation of diplomas will be
made by superintendent of schools E.
]. Hardesty.
Personal-M-s. Florence White has
returned from ten days visit with
relatives in Philadelphia--Mrs Ro-
land F Quillen and children have
gone TO Norfolk to spend a few days
with Captain Quillen.--Miss Fannie
Ward has returned from an extended
trip through the New England States.
Horace r. Quillen has been COM
PEELED to go to Ocean View to recuper-
ate from an attack of gastritis.-Mrs.
Howard P Phillips, of Cape Charles,
has been spending a week here as the
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. John T. Mel
SOM H. Marvil and family OF
Philadelphia. have been visiting Mr.
and Mrs ]. Dallas Marvil.
Evening journal., 1912-05-29
DELAWARE CITY

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
DELAWARE CITY. May 2s.-The
engagement Of Miss May Hickey to
Guy E. Vail was announced here re-
Gently The wedding viii take place
in Wilmington on Wednesday, June
70.
The "oId Maids Entertainment will
be given in the chapel of the Metho-
dist Epniscopal church here on FRI
day evening, June a. by the young
women of Harrison Church Of Will
mington.
Most of the farmers about here
have completed planting their corn
Several of the farmers expect to have
Strawberries for sale by Thursday
The shad fishing season will soor
end. The season has not been az
profitable as in former years
PERSONALS. David Money was a
Sunday visitor at Warwick Md.-Mrs
v. f. Sofranek was a Wilmington vis-
itor on turday--Eugene Givison oi
Wilmington was a Delaware City Wis
itor on Saturday. Miss Katherine +
Cook was a Wilmington visitor or
Saturday.-Mrs. r. McMullen and hel
daughter Miss Laura McMullen spent
the weeis~eadhslle lleBsrsssith th.,fHiends.zzlohl
Dander OF Philadelphia, was Della
ware City visitor on Saturday,
Thomas Grover spent the week ent
here.-Fred Fehl was a recent visitor
at Cheswold d-Charles ONeill spen
the week end here with his parents
Evening journal., 1912-05-29
EBENEZER

Special 10 THE EVENING JOURNAL.
EBENEZER. Del, May pa Chill
dren's Day programme will be given
in Ebenezer Church on Sunday mora
ing. June 16.
The Ladies' Aid Society of Ebe-
nezer Church will meet at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Pierson on
next Saturday evening.
Mrs James n. Little is Ill at her
home near here.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Aiken, who
have been ill are improving
Personal Mrs. NJ. j. Robinson, Of
Newark, spent a few days last week
with Mrs Thomas Moore-Chandler
Lamborn and family entertained Mr..
and Mrs. Lester Lamborn and chill
dren, Clifford and Elva. of Rosedale,
Pa. on last Sunday-Mrs. Sarah l..
Worrall and Mrs. lamar Mccormick
we're entertained on Sunday by Mrs.
Worralls sister, Mrs Florence Hen
erickson and family-Miss Lora Little
and Harold Little spent SatLi iay
evening In Newark-Miss Phoebe
Mouseley has returned to her home at
Holly Oak--Lewis Lee, of Strickers-
Vile. Pa. spent Sunday with his un-
Gle. Thomas Harkness-Mr. and Mis-.
Thomas Dempsey and Miss Elva
Dempsey we're guests of relatives near
Stanton on Sunday-Harvey White
man. of Wilmington, John Nivin aud
Miss Tabitha Nivin were Sunday
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs F. " White
man-Mr. and Mrs Herman Cook and
children, Elizabeth, Wallace and
George. spent Sunday evening with
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Whiteman and
family-Miss Nellie Van SAINT spent
one day recently with Mrs William
Woodside, in Wilmington-Mr aud
Mrs Huston, of Richardson Park, and
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Dempsey, OF
near Hockessln. we're entertained by
friends near here on Sunday-H 4
Mousley and Warren Lamborn visited
friends at Kennett Square. Pa. re-
cently--Mrs. Roy Lamborn and chill
dren Henry and Mildred, OF Philadel-
phia. spent several days last weel
at the home Of William Little--Mrs
Durnall is visiting friends near here
Edward A. Worrall spent Sunday
with his friend, Edward Van SAINT
Mrs. Joseph K Worrall and daugh.
ter Edna. spent Saturday and Sunday
with her brother John Fell Of Will
mington.
Evening journal., 1912-05-29
VIOLA

Special TO THE EVENING JOURNAL
VIOLA Del May 29.--Evans Poore
has recovered from an operation.
James Davidson, of Bowers Beach
and Clarence Richards. of Magnolia.
we're Viola visitors on Wednesday.
Evans Poore spent the week end at
Bowers Beach with James Davidson
Mrs c Singer was a Dover visitor
on Saturday
Miss Elsie Bailey. Of Harrington.
was the guest Of Miss Lizzie Sipple
on Saturday,
Miss Lizzie Sipple spent Sunday at
Harrington as the guest Of Misses
Mabel and Elsie Bailey
Mrs. George Ryder. Of PHILADELPHIA.
spent the week with her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. H. DeBlois.
Mrs n DeBlois is visiting her
daughter In Ardmore, Pa.
Misses Mary McIlvain, Fora Poore
and 1ennyson DeBlois we're guests OF
Mrs. ID. Roland on Sunday
Mr. Keller, OF FELTON,, was a town
visitor on Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. W n Jackson and
Pauline Jackson we're out Of town Wis.
itors on Sunday.
w, f. McIlvain and Clarence Oar
ling we're Dover visitors on Sunday
William Van Size is VISITING
friends in Wilmington.
Mr. and Mrs. John Moore of near
Marydel, Nd, spent Sunday with hei
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Clark
Mrs NJ Roe and daughter Of vii.
mington, are visiting her cousin. Mr
Frasher