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Brief Local News
Grand Opera House tonight.

There Will be an ice cream and BIO:
social at Cliftons school Tuesday ev
ening, June 4. Proceeds for Re-
Cross.
Mr. j. Richard Smith. L. S. n. R
F., has returned to the Norfolk Nav,
Yard, after a visit to his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Gordy 8. Smith, at theil
home on Mill street.
Miss Jessie Dali will hold a box so
cial at MiddletOWn school tonight, the
proceeds of winch Will go TO the Rec
Cross. Prominent speakers will bt
present Everybody assured a goot
time.
Mr. and Mrs Peyton Gordon, Miss
Evelyn Gordon and Miss Sarah Bib
by are the weekend guests of DR.
and Mrs. John Mace, at their home
I on Glenburn avenue, having motoreC
here from Washington
I Marguerite Clark. the screens
daintiest star, in "Bab's Matinee
/ Idol" the last OF the famous Sub
. Deb features, and Billie Rhodes in
a dandy Strand comedy. at the Opera
House tonight.
The young people of Taylor's Is
land will give two plays, Those
/ Husbands of Ours" and Which
VIII He Marry?" at Harrington s
Hall. this (Friday) evening, May 81
1918. Proceeds for the Red Cross.
Admission. 5 and 20 cents.
There will be an ice cream social
Saturday evening on Amos Phillips
store grounds, at Fishing Creek.
| Proceeds for the benefit of Red
Cross Comfort Bag Fund, for our
boys in camp. Everyone is cordially
| invited to be present.
The ladies Of Salem Will hold a
strawberry and ice cream entertain
ment on the church grounds Tuesday
evening. June 4th. a Cambridge or
chestra will be present and furnish
music. Proceeds for the benefit of
the Red Cross. Everyone cordially
invited
Mrs. William Hurlock has sold to
Mr.. Fred Gore, of Salem district. the
farm in Drawblidge district owned
by the heirs of the late William Hur-
lock, the consideration being S10,-
500. The farm is situated in Fork
Neck, and consists of fine upland,
marsh and woodland
Secretary of State Thomas W. Sim
mons was the principal speaker at
the banquet of the Alumni Associa-
ton of the Law School of the Uni
versity Of Maryland last night, at
the Law School Building, Baltimore,
the subject Of his address be-
ing The Duty OF The Legal Pro
fession During and After the War,
and its Opportunity for Service
Airs. Z. H. Harper. OF Hurlock, has
sold hel farm located in Salem cleo
ton district, between the farm of Mr..
Z. S. Gore tenanted by his son. Mr..
Fred Gore, and the Melrick farm, to
Mr.. Isaac .. Taylor, of Hurlock, the
consideration being about $4,000.
The sale was negotiated by Arthur
c. Hurlock, Esq, local representa-
tive Of the Z. y. Street Real Estate
Agency.
The members of John R. kenly
Post, G. A R., held their annual
Memorial Day parade yesterday. The
Northern soldiers and two Confed-
crate veterans, Messrs. A. Hamilton
-Bayly and George Twilley, visited the
graves Ol LHeIt suepdIteu Couli dueS,
placing flowers On them as token
of love and respect. The flowers
were carried III an automobile driv-
en- by Miss Helen Phillips, who wore
the costume of a Red Cross nurse.
List of letters remaining uncalled
for in the Cambridge postoffice to
June l: George Bennett, Ora Chip
ley, George Edwards, 4 Surgen En-
nails, VIM r. Hurst, Luther Lewis,
Henry Smith, Miss Harriette Black,
Miss Girtrue Carter, Miss Marguerite
Doreman, Mrs. Elizabeth Ennalls,
Mrs H F. Gould, Miss Elsie Post,
Mrs Leona Styles, Ella Speitbey,
Reebuett Smith, Miss Lille Taylor,
Mrs. Wilson, Nettie Williams.-G.
Walter Wright, Postmaster.