Newark post., 1912-06-12

! - i1I'li' ~ i't'N 4'l'''t Ne ''hA'
Ct Westminster, Md. l.
Many from this locality attended
Oxford Fair last Friday to witness
the exciting horse races. About
5000 spectators enjoyed the close
finishes from one O'Clock to sun
down.
Final examinations are being
held IN the high and grammar
schools this week. The schools are
in session only half days, il order
10 allow the teachers more oppor-
tHnity for averaging their yearly
and e%"uination marks.
Pref. McCue visited BriJ4cyi5Io. .
UelaW@re. last Friday where he .
made an extensive study o& the
>naV1"rry fields. He spent Sat
wjay in the fruit section surrouod- .
."" Clayton.
r. /. >5tur&is. professor OF eIec-
tricul engineering 1T Delaware Col
Ie@t. has presented hi, resignation.
Pref. ~tur4iS viii accept a position
with It INN in New York.
We have received this week, q
beautifully printed trade journal
a spmi-monthly magazine called
Retailing, ," and devoted to the
interest Of all retailers. The cor
ngr design, printed in red, blue
anI cold. emblazons the words,
Our ToWn-One for all and all for
one.
There will be no church services
in the town next Sunday on ac-
count Of the baccalaureate and y.
N. c. 4. sermons in the College
Oratory.
Father Cottcr of st. Paul 5
Church. Wilmington, preached a
very eloquent sermon in the Cath
oIic Church here last Sunday.
The ladies Of Ebcnezer Church
have fixed Thursday, August lst, as
the date Eor the annual Harves'
Home to he held in WhitcmanE
Grove.
Remember the festival given by
- the ladies Of the Catholic Church
" on june 20, Il and -. Come anl
! enjoy Yourself.
4 strawberry festival will b
Given by the ladies Of the chnrcI
on the adjoining lawn ut Head 0
Christtana, on June 9th.
Childreu's Day services vii. b
il held in Ebcnezer Church on no&
Il Sunday morning, June l6th. \
interesting program is being prt
pared for the occasion. Parent
k, are invited to bring their lit.
= children to the service for baptism
The racing season at henble
i Vile opens tomorrow, June l3tI
- Four speedy events are booked
nollowS: Colt race, three minut
class. two-forty class, and free-fo
a. an.
Rev. Hugh Charles McBrid
n formerly pastor Of the White Clt
it. Greek Presbyterian Church. +
k. orived the honorary degree
J aoctor of divinity at the cor
= mcncemcnt exercises at Ne
~ Windsor College last WedneSda
- DR.. Mcbride is now pastor Of Il
" Taco1y Presbyterian Church, ne
Philadelphia,
TX, The whole town seems to ha
ith c:ugn the real carnival spirit, a
OF every one is enthusiastically pla
nln2 for its success.
!, Aside from the special featur
~ m already announced Il number
~, , smprisos are being planned. Seer
-" meetings are being held, frt
which the public is able to gath
ton, only tantalizing whispers.
B. The location selected seems to
fortunate one. since in addition
~ the publicity assured, there will
uie plenty of room for the extra tel
which the new attractions demat
b;la- \ feature recently announced
: R. the baby show which will be h
. on the afternoon of July 4th, I
lowing the address by Mr.. Han'
pare 90" The New Castle County Le
'sor. 1 Court has directed the tax coll
NV tors for the several hundreds to
in the county taxes, even II II
have to enter up judgments. !
collectors are preparing to instlt
such proceedings.
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