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. MILE rps.

Leonard Berkheimer and family
moved into the house here On Tues
day which ~ purchased from George
DeHofr.
Mrs. Amanda Lessner visited Han
over relatives and friends The past
week.
Miss Lola Hare has gone to Balti-
more, where she has employment
William Krebs and wife, Of Balti-
more and Harvey Rill and wife, Of
Hampstead, visited Mr- and Mrs.
George Kerchner last Sunday.
Some or our people were i'll with
tonsilitis, but are about again
On account OF the Indictment wealth
er and bad roads the Alesia Band
will hold it, oyster supper again on
Friday and Saturday evenings, at
Alesia.
Miss Lizzie Dell, Of Baltimore, Vi
tied her parents, here the past week
Miss Bessie Snyder, OF Hampstead,
visited her aunt, Mrs. Samuel Hare,
last Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. Charles Miller and daughter,
Frances, of Baltimore, are visiting the
formers parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Leon
ard Berkheimer.
Mrs Everett Miller j. on the sick
list.
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T,tDfyTT%Tr HILL.

St- Bartholomew Union Sunday
school recognized On Sunday, March
IS, by electing the following officers
10 serve for the ensuing year:
superintendent, Adam Miller, Will
lam Sterner; secretaries, Lawrence
Wentz and Maud Baum; assistant
secretaries. Ammon Mummert and
Ruth Wentz; managers, John Lvppo,
Theodore Utz, George Miller Edward
Wentz, Mrs. William Bechtel, Mrs
George Miller and Mrs. Theodore Ut;
treasurer, Israel Baum; librarians,
Allen Houser, Herman Mummert,
Lille Sterner and Effie Wentz; Or
ganists, Addie Stonesifer and zelda
Stonesifer: chorister, Levi Gobrecht-
Quite happy crowd OF visitors -
rived at a. early hour at tn home
or Mr.. and Mrs. Nahia AFTER On Sun
day evening. Those present were:
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Leppo and child
rem, ZELDA, Bertha. Albert, Edward
and Theodore, Mr. and Mrs. Cornelius
GObrecht and daughters, Gcldie, Rosa,
Flora and Viola, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Leppo and son Leon and Ezra Leppo-
Charles Bailey, OF Milton, T., j.
visiting at the home or mir. and Mrs
Uriah WentZ.
Claud Brumgard, who wa i'll with
pneumonia, ID improving
Mr. and Mrs. o. T.. Gobrecht and
on, Ralph, OF Hanover. spent Sun
day at the home Of Josiah Steiner.
The Foreign Missionary service e.
titled Into Ill the Land will BE- held
at St Bartholomew Church Oh sun
day morning hy Rev. r. II. Hartman
The sale or George wv. Zepp on
Thursday was well attended and good
prices were realized.
Mrs. William Unger il still improv-
fnp
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I,ANTNE

wv. C. Bowman and Fred Bitzel, who
had been visiting their parents, have
returned To Baltimore
Mrs Mary Cole and Miss I'd B-
Merryman are spending some time
with their father, Mr. Charles Merry
man
The weekend visitors here were:
Charles Malehorn. r.. Gardner Hall,
Misses Ruth Phillips and Ruth Mar
shall and Mr. Blanche K- Hecker-
MIR Joseph Wimert va given d
complete surprise at his home Tues
day night. Those present we're:
Messrs- and Mesdames-JOseph VIM
ert, Theodore Matthias. Albert Barnes,
Robert Lowe, %. IL Clary; Misses
Ida and Minerva Merryman, Marie md
Matte Long. Mary and Ida Love-
Grace and Ruth Barnes, Treva Ut,
Anna Sizes, Mamie Bitzel, Mary NC
Carfrey, Elsie Bowman, Amanda
Green, Helen Harris, Ethel Matthias,
Mabel Wimert; Messrs--Herbert,
Fred and Wesley Matthias, Maurice,
John and Edward Martin, John and
Henry Bitzel, Earl Green. Albert
Lowe, Elmer Franklin, William TaW-
ney, roy Barnes, HerIey Berwager,
Howard and Irving Sies, Roy, Ralph
and Walter Wimert-
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Union BRIDGE.

Mrs. III @. Smith had a. her guests
recently, Mrs. Blanchard, of New
York, Misses Mamie Hemler and
Blanche Althoff, OF Taneytown-
Mrs. A- R. Stell has purchased the
bowling alley building recently own
Cd and operated by TILT. C. Fogle.
MIR. and Mrs Harry Stroll are tn
guests of the formers parents at
Siegfrisd, Penn
Rev. P. WV. Dlerberger, who had
been a patient at the Battle Creek
Sanatorium returned here last week
much improved in general health He
and his family are the guests OF Rev
and Mrs Schwarzkopf
Mr. Thomas H. Gather, who H.
been critically I'LL, il recovering and
IL now able to lit up short while
each day.
REV. Martin Schweitzer attended the
Tenth International Convention 81
the Brotherhood or Andrew and
Philip, which was held at Philadel.
phia last week.
The supper held by Olive Council
recently was decided success Tht
supervision Or the arrangements waf
under excellent management.
Inc members OL LHG MGIMUulS
Protestant Church desire their genia
pastor, Rev. H Schwarzkopf To con.
tinue in charge another year. Tht
request wa made last Sunday ant
accepted to the entire satisfaction ot
all interested.
The teachers OF Union Bridge
school attended the funeral of Schoo
Commissioner III. ID. Reid, which was
held in Taneytown last Saturday af
ternOon.
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.P.LLTAPSCO...

Mr. William Tracey killed hawk
last week that weighed hve and one
half pounds and measured 4M feet
across the wings
Miss Margie Spencer, who has Deen
quite I'LL with an attack or pneumonia
IL improving slowly.
Mr. and Mrs George Shamer are or
the sick list
Mrs. Harry Bowman has been un-
der the doctors care for The past
week, but II better.
Harry Taylor II spending several
days in Baltimore visiting his daugh-
ter.
Mrs.. Theodore Shipley spent Sun
day last with her daughter, Mrs
Harry Bowman.
Miss Lillian Shamer has returned
home after spending two weeks IT,
Baltimore
Mr. John C- Taylor ID On the sick
list
George Taylor, on Baltimore, spent
Sunday with hi grandparents, Mt
and Mrs. George Shamer-
The Methodist Protestant Church
Will hold an Easter service on Easter
Sunday night "a good program -
DRluR pE6p6ICl AOL 49, O@SA1A0hs @'
erybody invited to attend.
At the last meeting OF The Ladies'
Aid Society three new members were
added to the society; TIE place of
next meeting will b. at the home or
Mrs. Lizzie Taylor
The members or Patapsco Metho-
dist Protestant Church have elected
REV. Kirkley a. a delegate to rep
resent them at the Methodist Pro
testant conference. III IL also the
public sentiment or the members 81
the church and outsiders g. we'll that
Rev. Kirkley will b. returned As their
pastor another year.
There will BE- an oyster supper
held in the hall On Saturday night,
March 21st, under the auspices or the
Ladies' Aid Society
Miss Myrtle Shipley has returned
home after spending the past week
in Baltimore.
Mrs. Roland Ebaugh, OF Baltimore,
IL visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs
Lewis Arnold.
MIR. Maurice Erb, OF Linwood, was
d guest or hi grandparents, Mr. ana
Mrs. George Shamer On Saturday
The Methodist Episcopal Sunday
school or this place will hold it, Eas-
ter services Oh Sunday night, April
18th.
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Idle EIP Run.
sleighing II about over To-

Sleighing IL about over for this
time.
Roads are in bad shape, hardly
enough snow at places for sleighing,
but too much at others TO- vehicles
Misses Roxie Fylickinger, Bertha
Miller, Beulah Flickinger and Messrs-
Sterling Flickinger, Clarence Marsh
and John Utz made a trip to Hanover,
Pa-, On block sled Saturday night
Sales are Ill the 20 this month. At
the sale On Tuesday OF Mr. Cornelius
Lppy. mules sold for $402 "a pair;
Gov for So; shoats IS apiece or
Wednesday at Mr. Herbert M. Beach
tells sale, the cows averaged $75.4O
apiece; one COW sold for $91-75i
mules around $500 a pair; shoats VIZ
and SIS apiece
MIR. and Mrs.. Sterling Bixler and
son Guy, MIR. and Mrs. Henry TrOxell,
NH. M. y. Tro2ell and Bonnie Troxell
visited at the home OF Mt and Mrs
John Flickinger or Sunday
The following were visitors AZ the
home OF MIR. and Mrs. William Belt
IN Sunday: WI. Samuel Geeting. MT
and Mrs. Henry Troxell, nj. n Trox-
ell and Bonnie TrOxell.
The II. %. WI. Lodge, NO. 61, Union
Mills initiated "a class or 15 on Thurs
day night. The lodge now numbers
100 members and has a number of
applicants On the list-
Don't forget the chicken supper OF
Saturday night at Silver Run, held
under the auspices OF the Grange.
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..UNIONTOvTN..

Mr. Grant Hollenberry, of near
Pikesville. spent several days this
week with his brother, Mr. NJ. C- Hol-
lenberry and family.
Miss Nellie Eckard, of Oak Sc
chard, ID visiting her aunt, Mrs. Harry
Erb.
of Taneytown, were brought ~ Union
town on Wednesday for burial Ala TO-
Hill Cemetery.
INV. T. III. Wright ~ or the &c Ist-
Mp. Samuel Hiltebridle continues lli,
Dorothy Rose Gobright, aged >
months, youngest child of Mr- and
Mrs. william Gobright, died an ~
Johns Hopkins Hospital, Baltimore
and Was brought home 90 burial.
Funeral services were held in 80
Lutheran church OH Saturday, under
the control Or Elder W- P- Engiar-
PalIbeares were four young girls.
HiIda Englar, Hilda Eckard- ruth
ellen Myers and Frances keck- I'VE
iaI in the Lutheran Cemetery.
Revival services that have Deeh ~
progress AT the Church of God have
heen very interesting ana nave re-
suited IN a number OF conversions
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SSlM ALLYFOOD.

Tha Deer Park Aid Society met at
the home or Mrs Abriel Bolllnger 81
February 20. The members arrived
M good time in sleighs ana sleds ~
that the meeting progressed rapidly-
the business was transacted as usual
Three new members we're received m
committee was appointed to write To-
olutions On the death or departed
sister. Mrs. Nelson The next meet
ing. on the last Friday in March, Will
be held at the home of SherlH DAVIS
NV iail at Westminster. After the
meeting adjourned refreshments we're
served in abundance, with Mrs Bol-
fingers daughters doing the honors-
They were very attentive LTD their ser-
vice tn their guests The refresn-
ments consisted of cakes or Az KINDS
coffee, chocolate. root peer, and ~
nIes. Those present were: Messrs-
and Mesdames-A BOllinger, William
Bruscher, John Blizzard, James klohr,
Thomas Painter, Charles wagner, 80
bert Davis, Emory Baker Edward Arm
old. Hayden Bollinger, Harry Buck
tnPham; Mesdames-Kate Lockard,
EsteIla Leppo, Kate Wagner, Maggie
Conway Samuel Arnold, Pearl Ges-
sell, Martha Bowers, Emma Mengel,
Maggie Horton, Maggie Beard, Mel
Via Freyman, Elizabeth Lockard, Ella
Glover, Mamie Shipley, Alice Spencer,
Frances Arnold, Elizabeth Warden
felt Sadie Ditman, Skinner, Id Melsh,
Misses-Minnie Shauck, Rosa Spen-
Ger, Lena Gessell, Daisy Biddle, Sara
JacOps, Amanda Lockard, Mamie Ship
ley, Virgie Davis, Mary Hook, Margie
Schnauble, EstelIa Bowers. Manda.
Williams, Mildred Arnold, Florence
Spencer, Ethel Glover, Thelma Melsh,
Emily Freyman, Corinne Horton, Hell
IN Beard, Hilda Barber; Messrs--
Harmon Wardenfelt, Edward Boiling
e., Dora Christ, Edward Spencer, Ches-
ter Shipley, Walter Arnold, Wesley
Bollinger, John Bollinger, Elmer
Bauscher and Allan Bauscher.
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MOUNTAIN VIEW.

Mr.. n. II Gum Il still improving
very nicely
Mrs.. Frank Barnes, or Taylorsville,
and her sister, Mrs. Hilda Bowers.
OF Winfield. visited their cousin, Miss
Deborah K- Davis, recently
Mrs Anna Dudderar, who had
pneumonia, ID able To be .up around
her room
Those that visited MIR Thomas J.
Gum and family Oh Sunday were:
Rev. and Mrs George Cecil, or Tay-
louisville; Mr. and Mrs. James WV.
Gum, Cecil, Madeline and Danta
Gum, Mrs. Thomas Barnes and Mr..
Thomas Byers.
Mrs Henry Kruse, who has been
visiting her mother, Mrs. Anna Dud-
derar, h. returned To her home in
Baltimore.
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H A MrPSTE Aid,

MIR. Claud Wells, or Ohio, il visit
linz hi father, MIR. Thomas Wells.
On Sunday night the sewing circle
presented Mrs. a. III. Mckinley with
a half dozen sterling knives with
pearl handles.
Mrs. Charles lille was in Baltimore
this week
Miss Bessie Ridgley has been ap-
pointed teacher Of Wakefield school.
Miss Agnes Williams, Of Baltimore,
spent the weeks end with her par
ents, MI. ana Mrs j. w. Williams.
Mrs. Jerome Nolte, spent few days
il Baltimore.
"a barrack belonging to MIR. }. O.
Murray was burned to the ground On
Monday night. The origin Of the
fire il unknown.
Rev. a. IT. Mckinley was in IN
napolis on Tuesday.
Miss Retta Jackson OF Baltimore j.
visiting friends here for several days.
Mrs. Estella Lindsay ID spending
several days i'm Baltimore.
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PLEASANT VALLEY.

INIT have a little patience and 49,
storm battered snow and the lce cos-
ared country will disappear.
Mrs. Emma Fowler, of Baltlmore'
was called Ga Saturday to Co. nome
WI her mother, Mrs Jacob Lawyer'
VIM was very i'll with pneumonia
but he IL somewhat better now
Miss Mabel Lester, of TaneytoWn'
WI mere nursing her grandmother, Mrs.
Jacob Lawyer
Mr. IL. wv. Devilbiss, CO. PleasAnl
Valley Ice cream man, Who has lusI
recovered from spell or sickness as
Was able To b. out again, va acciden-
tally upset In a sled Oh Saturday and
aA result II confined 70 hls house
with the rheumatism
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Hahn enter
tanned On Sunday The following Ihll-
dren and grandchildren: Mr. and Mrs,
charles Black and sons, Edward ans
vernon: Mr. and Mrs. Frank KAN and
danghter. Patricia, or Pipe Creek Nal-
1ey. Mr. Joseph H- Hahn and son'
William, MIR. and Mr.. Carroll Myers
Nv Westminster, and Norval ans hay-
maond Hahn, Oh Baltimore
Sunday school this Sunday at n
VI. Divine service at 1O "a. m-, by Fey
J. Luther HOFFMAN.
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..IT.lATGtTTT.

Although The travelling was very
disagreeable On Sunday night last
there was goOdly number present at
the League service at New Oakland
Church.
The Misses Bennett and their guests
paid their sister, Miss Eleanor, who Il
attending Bryant & Stratton College, q
visit ON Sunday last.
Charles Nelson, colored, or OKLA
homa, lost a valuable horse q few
days 40, he having refused 5000 for
III "a short time 40.
About three inches more or the
beautiful snow was added On Wednes-
day last and at the rate IL has melted,
lit will take several weeks before
spring work can b. resumed. One OF
our enterprising farmers. however,
has sown his hot bed.
The lecture given by native Hindu
att Oakland Methodist Episcopal
Church On Saturday night last. W.
are informed. va very instructive
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BENNERSVILILE.

Miss Bessie g. Miller and Mrs
John w. Warehime, Of Frizellburg,
spent Sunday with the formers par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel o. Miller
and family.
Mr.. Bernie B. Harmon, or Union
Bridge, spent from Saturday till
Tuesday with his cousins, David,
Mary and Grace Miller.
MIR. William Dickensheets will
move to the farm Of Lincoln Rine-
hart, OF Medford. NIT. Walter Little
will take the place vacated by Mr.
Dickensheets.
Mr. John Fl. Benner and Miss
Grace W Miller, who have been On
the sick list are improving
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Union MILLS,

The regular monthly meeting or
the board OF directors OF the Union
Mills Savings Bank, was held Satur-
day. AT the meeting Herbert @. Blk
Ter, OF Bachman's Valley, was elect
Cd a director i'm the bank to succeed
his father, the late Jonathan Bixler.
MIR. Charles o. Bloom sold only q
portion Of his household goods last
Saturday, a. he will continue house
keeping in the building formerly used
a. storeroom and which he rents
from Jonas ". Il. Flickinger, MIR.
Bloom having sold All OF hi real g.
tate Mr. Flickinger will this week
move from hi farm which H. has
sold to Cornelius Lippy, to the dwell
ing which Mr.. Bloom vacated.
Mrs. Thomas Woodfall, OF IN
napolis, spent the past week with her
father, Charles o. Bloom, assisting
him in preparing for, and conduct
ing the sale OF his personal property.
on the 18th inst
Dr. @. IL. Wetzel, who has been On
the sick list for couple weeks, u
% much improved that he can now
attend to hi office practice, but ne
does not yet 70 out.
Miss Treva Yeiser and Calvin E.
Ba 1ert, who have also been com
planning, are on the mend, though
have not yet entirely recovered.
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FRAN KLINFILLE.

VII. and Mrs. Howard Price visited
MFR. and Mrs. Harry Trayer, or MT.
Airy, On Tuesday.
MIR. Edward Wright visited his
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. r. "a.
Farver. last Sunday
Mrs Charles Wright and son, Or
Vile, spent last Friday with Mrs.
William Wright
The stork visited the home OF MIR.
and Mrs. William Ingles last week
and left them a fine baby boy.
MIR. and Mrs. Harry Faryer visited
the formers parents On Sunday.
Miss Pearlie Wright il visiting Miss
Dorothene Gum this week.
Mrs. j. ID Hooper and daughter,
Belva, visited friends in Taylorsville
last Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs William Young visit
I'd the formers brother, MIR. Wash
Young, and family, Of Eldersburg,
last week
Don't forget the oyster supper
which II to b. held in the hall over
the store at Taylorsville, March 14
Everybody welcome
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PIPE CREEK VALLEY

The sales i'm Pipe Creek vicinity
are very well attended In spite or the
Indictment weather
The following ID list or fittings
to and from Pipe Creek Valley: Har-
vey j. Wantz from William Frock's
farm to the John Lester farm, -
Gently purchased by MIR. Wantzi I'd
ward Keefer from Samuel Crouse's
farm, at Baremount, to William
Frock's farm, at Pipe Greek; Mrs.
Jennie Arnold from Testers home
stead to Samuel Spangler's farm,
near Markers Mill; Mr.. Charles Arm
old, residing with his mother, Mrs
Jennie Arnold, to Shriver's tenant
house at Stonersville; Frank u Kahn
from William Frock's tenant house,
to Edward Yingling's tenant house,
Pleasant Valley; Raymond Lester,
from Shriver Browns farm to VIM
Frock's tenant house; Pierce Tiles
from the upper Morelock farm to
Maurice Dutterer's fran, at Union
town; Paul Fitze from Pinch Valley
to the upper Morelock farm; David
Lookingbill from John Humbert's
tenant house to William Leppo's
house, Silver Run; Oscar Lemon from
Boards Westinghouse to John Hum
bert's tenant house, Pipe Creek; Cor
nelius Lippy from the Jonas Yingling
homestead to Jonas F1ickinger's rarm,
recently purchased by Mr. Llppy;
Jonas Flickinger from hi farm lately
sold, to the Charles Bloom property,
recently purchased by MIR. Flickinger;
William Miller from Union Mills To
the Jonas Yingling homestead, at
Pipe Creek.
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NORTHERN CARROLL.

Miss Ethel Study entertained On
Monday evening, Misses-Naomi May
ers, Florence Cookson, Viola Mayors,
Jane Grouse; Messrs.-Jeremiah
Study, John Cookson, Sadie Mayors,
Ralph Study and Thomas Cookson-
MIR. Ernest Grouse spent Sunday
with Int parents, near Mayberry-
Mrs Susan Formwalt, or Littles-
town, IT,. spent Friday with Mr. and
Mrs George W- Dutterer
MR. and Mrs. Charles Brown spent
Sunday with Granville Reinecker and
family, near LittlestoWn, r.
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RID WILLIE,

Miss Mary Smith Il visiting her
sister, Mrs Charles Hahn, this week.
MIR. and Mrs Thomas Harrison, Of
Baltimore. are the weekend guests
or Mrs Jesse Rhine.
Dr. and Mrs. j. %. Cromwell, have
returned home after months visit
in the South.
Miss Claudia Browning il spending
Miss Edith Hutchins r. returned
home after "a months visit To her
uncle, NH. Oliver Hutchins, of Wood
bine.
Miss Helen Hood IL visiting ut tn
home DIR her aunt, Mrs Luther Mont
gomery, OF Bartholows.
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MARCH WILL BE ANOTHER BIG
COAL-BURNTNG MONTH-0RDER
AHEAD. Een-a-mOst everybody ID
Out OH Coal, CHI nearly 10. Transport
tatiOn hRs been bad for Cine Inst
month. Just order little ahead or
absolute need, if possible, order early
lin Cine day of Smith a. Reifsnider.
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WINDOW SHADES

Water Color Hollands, good spring
rollers, perfects, Csc Oil Opaque Shades,
strong spring rollers, size 3x6 feet, SOC.
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W. t9A rIT 'T> H., lid .

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS white man
W to act as attendant for invalid
Some knowledge OF nursing preferred.
Apply at 2O6 East Main Str It, West
minister. mar o tf
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(E gambler.

MIR. John Edmondson, or Louisville,
has bought Of Mr. Jabez N. Barnes,
the engine, sawmill and wheat
thrasher Of the late George WI. Barnes
and j. saving lumber for Mr- Lester
= Patterson. or Bunker, Baltimore
county.
Mr. u C- Wales, two miles south
west or here, ira Freedom district,
made sale Oh hi personal property
March no. Live stock and farming
implements brought fair prices; corn
$3.50 per barrel MIR. Wales will
move in the near future back to Bal
timore and his brother, Thomas
Wales, viii reside in hi house and
Herschel Arnold will farm the land
Mrs. Lewis Shipley spent the
weeks end with her daughter, Mrs
Alice Williams, of Baltimore
MT and Mrs Oscar Barnes and
family, Mr. and Mrs. Herschel Miller
and family, MIR. William Zent2 and
Mr. Bayard Arnold spent Sunday with
Mr. George WI Arnold and family
near Warfieldsburg.