The daily banner., 1919-05-16
Brief Local News

\ Misses Gladys Clark and Agnes
Holland left on the morning train
for Baltimore, where they will be
the weekend guests of friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. A. Springs, OF
New York. have opened their coun-
try home, algonquin" Manor. fol-
the summer, and are spending the
weekend here.
Messrs. Charles T. Mace, of this
city, and Charles Linthicum, OF
Church Creek, have just motored
from New York, where they went to
get a consignment of cars.
Mr.. and Mrs Robert L. Tubman
and daughters, Miss Mary Keene
and Elizabeth, are spending the
weekend at the Hotel Dixon, having
made the trip from Baltimore in
their touring car
Nazimova, the great and only star
of the stage and screen, the>sensation
of two continents, will be seen in
Revelation her big seven-reel
screen triumph. and the last thrill
ing chapter of Hands Up" make
a big double bill at the Grand OPP
era House tonight and Saturday,
matinee and night
| Mr.. F. Rawlins Camper, of East
New Market, has recently qualified
for membership on the Executive
staff of the Continental Life Insur-
ance agents, having written and paid
for 100000 insurance, which is re-
quired before an agent can be
member of the staff Mr.. Camper
was high man last month for the
Company, paying for more insurance
| than any other agent, the amount be
| ing considerably in excess of $780,
600.
List of letters remaining nncalled
for in the Cambridge postoffice, to
May Is: In calling for same, please
ask for advertised letters: William
Carpenter, VIM. Cunortignan, S. c.
Pusey, Robert Saunders, John Soul
lin. Mrs Chas c. Blades, Mary Cur
ry, Mrs. Sarah l.. Greenhill, Mrs. M.
M. Gilliss, Mrs. J. B. Goswellin, Mrs.
Carrie Hutchins, Mrs. Sarah John
son, Mrs. Eva LeCompte. Miss Ma
rion E. Smith, Miss Lebith Waters.
&C. Walter Wright, Postmaster.
The Editor acknowledges receipt
of an invitation to the Victory Com
mencement of Wastern Maryland
College, which will be held at the
college June 9Th to the 18th. The de-
grees at the Commencement exerci-
ses, Wednesday, June 18th, will be
conferred by His Excellency, Emer-
son C. Harrington, Governor OF
Maryland. Among the members of
this years Graduating Glass are
William Emmett Andrews and Miss
Myrtle Andrews, of Crapo, and Miss
Ida Orem Meredith, of Cambridge
1t having been reported to the
Salvation Army Headquarters, in
this city, that someone is here from
time to time, collecting in the name
of the Salvation Army, the public is
advised that no one is authorized to
collect for the Salvation Army ex-
cept such persons as are given and
carry with them at all time the prop
er credentials. ALI others are impos-
tors. This information is given to
prevent the public from being impos-
ed upon by those who allege, either
directly or indirectly, that they are
identified with Salvation Army
work, when they really are not.
At Harper's Hall, Hurlock, on
May goth, the local talent of Pres
ton will present 1.-The Minister'S
Honeymoon" 4 humorous drama and
musical program. This play will be
given under the auspices OF the Wo-
mans Club, of Hurlock, and comes
highly recommended, having been
repeated in Preston, and playing to
crowded houses in Denton and Eas-
ton. The proceeds from the enter
tainment will be used to aid in a
fund for a memorial, to be erected
to perpetuate and honor the service
and victory of our soldier boys. We
ask your support for this worthy
cause. Tickets, IS and rs cents.