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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-10
ComauChe County.

Tho Duke-Knowls pool in the
northern tip OF Comanche county
continues to lose possibilities. The
Sun company important test on the
Mohon farm hah n mile due east OF
the Duke q Knows wells Is drilling
below the Duke sand after getting
about 100000 cubic feet OF gas
at 2,ss5 feet The hole OF the Phoe-
nix OH company on the Clayton
farm about three miles east OF the
pool is standing at 3,042 feet with
a little oil and gas, Its present as
meet In not very favorable. The
Central Texas OIL company drilling
In the southwest corner OF the Car
ruth farm 5000 or 5000 feet north
east OF the pool. is now on top OF
the sand and looking a little uncer-
tain, although by no means yet to
he listed as a failure. The Crescent
OH company test on 37-acre tract
about half a mile west OF tho pool
is drilling below sand depth with
only a small amount OF oil
wellS in the pool are not holding
up In n manner which indicates any
,arye territory TO drain from. For
an ample the No. 1 Knowles OF
tho 1-Penn oil company which sc-
tually made 5000 or 5000 barrels
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-10
In Rrpwn County.

Tho Sinclair. Gulf company well
on tho I'm acreage near Brown
wood in Brown county, is Nt this
writing shut down for storage Tho
owners report Il occasionally max
Ing small flow
The original 2.40O feet woll AZ
brow drilled by Bailey, et al
on the Gllliham farm has been shot
again this time with 100 quarts.
and remained a small pumpcr o or
l5 barrels.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-10

Mos, attractive acreage In Chau-
tauqua county, kansas; will sell $40
acre lease near Prairie cos recent
production: well drilling 200 feet
from line. Ia now $50 feet deep. Act
quick: will not sell after well Is
brought In. Bennett i, Iies, Brad
ford Hotel. Sedan, Kan.--Adv.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-10
Jack County.

or nine wells drilling IN Jack
county, only one has recently re-
ported anything interesting. A hole
Originally owned by g. W. Defriest
and othsrs. (who are reported to
have sold out recently drilling in
tho A J. Miles land. has struck such
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-10
Callahan County.

II. o. Harvey and others are stll
fishing In their Cathey No. near
Putnam Nth about 1900 feet OF
oil In the hole. II IL question
where this oil is coming from.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-10
Second Hand Standard Rig. wap,od.

Want TO buy few good second
hand standard rigs. state age. kind
or lumber. condition and where To-
Gated In first letter. Oklahoma state
Development Association. Sub Floor.
Cosden Bldg. +. o. Box 1851. Tulsa,
Okla-Adv.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-10
|OIL AND GAS
Ls~sss, suppiieA Prodpeiioa, Ets.

Audlta, tax problems systems and
consultations. Carl l.. Rice, certified
public accountant. Phones 1924
6977-2ll Kennedy Bldg.-Adv.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-10
Tho Sipcs Springs Wcll.

The important wildcat well OF the
Humble OH Il Refining GO. near
Sipes Spring. in western Comancho
county. has done nothing last week.
still standing at 5.27J feet and maxi
ing some water. gt~ and oil.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-10
Inio Pinto County.

Palo Pinto county. m which %
wildcat wells are drilling, reports
nothing worth while except an eN'
uaordinary number OF holes getting
down TO an extraordinary depth. The
RoSana petroleum company has
abandoned It's test on tho Dye farm
at 393S feet The Texas company
has It's hole on the Mcdonald farm
down TO I, ,i56 feet and In Sun drill
ing burkett and others are working
with collapsed casing In a +,S<o foot
hole on the Wilson farm. The Rok-
ana Petroleum company No. ! Sea
man Is drilling at 3.SbS feet Werner
and others are shut down nj t,lbO
irct on the Pennington farm, The
sinclair Gulf company IN drilling al
$500 feet on the Holt farm. The
l'rairie ,Oil \ Gaa co. is fighting sail
water AT $3.50 feet In It's No,
Rogers and IN setting casing at about
the same depth In It's No, Strawn'
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-10

wanted-l10 h. p. Twin Miller en-
CINE and l4Sl4 duplex Booster
pump: also small eSpander. Box
574, Nowata-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-10
Mills county.

The Clarion OH vompany tMckll-
Hp and othcrs) has n aliEht show or
o'I and gas on the western acreage
pear Donahoes AT 1870 feet, nothing
TO warrant the rumora which have
boon In circulation.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-10

a showing OF oil at 1900 feet that It
VIII test out this sand before gong
further
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-10

Young County.
The Texas company is still work
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-10

90. mated daily output OF Stephen.
.o,,n,y at the close OF the week was
-'2t2 barreie "''A "aS
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-10
tastiand Obunty,

e.. NV Tno"t hignificant develypment
'1stand county in the las, 10
- has been the s,owne,, with
n. n No biR companies controlling
"a. slsher territory In the western
=" mo rood are making new
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1919-02-08
ENTERTAINED IN HONOR
OF NINETEENTH BIRTHDAY

Miss Katherine Richardson delight
fully entertained a number Of friends
a, her home on lronshirc street last
saturday evening in honor of h'r
nineteenth birthday.
patriotic note thai was intro
luccd in the decorations and also in
tho costume, Of several of the guests,
gave an interesting touch to the On
joyahic occasion.
The usual games We're played until
aholt eleven o'clock, when the guests
,tcrc invited into the dining room,
where refreshments, consisting Of
lemonade, cake and minis we're
served. shortly after. the guests dc
parted, wishing Miss Katherine many
more happy birthdays. Hiss kath-
crinc was the recipient of quite a
number Of handsome presents.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1919-02-08
WALLACE :. CHOPPER
WRITES FROM FRANCE

Mrs. f. N, Townsend, Of Ocean
City, has received letter from her
brother, Private Wallace s. Chopper,
Of the American Expcditonary Forces
France, written January 9th. He said
MS company had been on march.
making about 30 miles in two days.
Il hope We are on our way home he
writes. I'VE are camping in what
used to be gas hospital, and Ger
tainly have fine place to stay. i;
seems like Camp Meade. and hope
we will remain here until wc are
ready to 20 home.
We had a very nice time Christ
mas Day. There was plenty Of good
things 10 cat. and plenty of nuts,
candy. cigars. and tobacco. Every
body had a good time, and we went
to show At night"
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1919-02-08
NEWARK

Mrs s. f. Shockley. Of Wilton, was
week end visitor at the home of her
daughter. Mrs. Marvel Lingo
Mr. Marion johnson spent Saturday
with his brother Mr. Ernest johnson,
near Snow Hill
MIR and Mrs II. h Truitt. of Indian
town, visited Mrs G. T. Richardson
Friday of last week
Misses Lottie Bromley and Mary Hy-
land. Of Stockton. spent the week end
with Miss Elsie Dennis.
Mr.. and Mrs Dave Holingsworth. Of
Selbyvile. visited Mr. and Mrs Taylor
Dennis this week
Mr. and Mrs. Graham Booker moved
last week into Mr. Dave lollngsworth' g
house
Miss Dora West and Mrs. Walter
West, Of Ironshire. visited Mr. Horace
Tull last Sunday.
Mrs George Townsend visited friends
in Berlin Wednesday,
Miss Cecil Townsend spent Thursday
with Mrs Otis Northam near Snow Hill.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1919-02-08
GIRDLETREE

Mr.. and Mrs Marion Merrill and fam
ily, of Pocomoke. were visitors at the
home Of Mr. G. c. Dukes on Sunday.
Miss Esther Bennett returned to her
home in Snow Hill Monday. after spend
ing few weeks with Mrs &C. Dukes.
Miss Eeanora LeKirts. who has been
a guest at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. d.
r. Sooy. has returned to her home in
Snow Hill
Mrs Mary Kent. who made month
visit TO her sons, Messrs Will and Edw.
Nelson, and other relatives in Phia-
delphia has returned home.
Mrs. Harry Mccain and daughter
left last week to join her husband in
Baltimore
MIR. and Mrs. " T. Onley are spend
ing this week with relatives in New
York
Miss LOU Dickerson. a teacher in
the High School i visiting her sister,
Mrs Alonza Birmingham. in Whining
ton Mrs Nolan Plchard Is substituting
during her absence.
Miss Annie Sooy has returned to her
home in Philadelphia.
Misses cara ana SaNton helsteF nave
returned from visit to friends and
relatives at Princess Anne.
Mrs. Aaron Hudson returned from a
visit to Mrs G c. Pilchard. near Stockton
Mr.. and Mrs. " 5 Watson and fam
lily, visited relatives in Pocomoke Sun
day
Little Miss Ruth kilmom, of Virginia,
is visiting her grandmother. Mrs. {. II.
Ames.
Scarborough Onley 4 Co, have sold
their interest in the business to MIR.
Paul Scarborough. OF Philadelphia
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Smack and fam
lily, OF Box Iron. visited her parents.
Mr. and Mrs T II Griffin, Sunday
Mrs NJ W. Plchard gave delight
fu tea to number of friends Friday
afternoon in honor Of her guest, Mrs.
Eugene Payne, of Pocomoke.
Private Clayton Connoway. who re-
turned with his company from France
a few weeks ago. was mustered out Of
service last week and returned home.
MIR Connoway states he has been very
i'll while in service. having been gassed
and later had the influenza.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1919-02-08
NASSAWANGO

The Ladies Aid Society will meet at
the home of Mrs George B. johnson
this Saturday evening A box social is
going to be held. Everybody cordially
invited
Miss Jane Falkner, who has been Wis.,
iting friends near Pocomoke, returned
home last week
Mr. and Mrs John n Gordy and three
children are i'll with influenza. Mrs.
Elijah Carmean and Miss Emily Dick
erson have been acting as nurses
Mrs c. Westfall, Miss BERTHE Hotten-
stein, and Daniel Hottenstein visited
their sister. Mrs Calvin Holloway, of
near Salisbury. last week.
Mrs + NJ West visited at the home
Of Mrs. Geo A. Bounds Sunday.
The men of this neighborhood have
been quite busy this week putting up
telephone poles.
Miss Mary Pennewell returned home
Saturday after spending a week with
her sister Mrs &C Jones' Of Scarboro.
Mrs Robertson of Philadelphia, has
been visiting at the home Of MIR. and
Mrs ~ J Pusey.
Mrs Ohio Mariner and children spent
this week with her mother. who has
not been well.
Don't forget preaching services Sun
day morning at II 90 a. m. and Sunday
School at 10 90.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1919-02-08
FELL OFF ROOF
AND BROKE Lee
Welton Gordy Took a Tumble
From The Roof of The New
Fertilizer Building

At The close Of work Thursday
evening. Mr. Welton Gordy. Of in
diantoNn had tho misfortune to
break a leg at ,hc warehouse Of the
Worcester tcrtiIizc Company Mr..
Gordy in sliding from the roof, which
he was helping % -hinglc found
that when he reached tho .cafroldinp
h. was going VII 50 much force
that he f6uld no, stop. and to save
himself he was Obliged 20 jump 70
,hc ground, a distance Of several
f"r, He landed on the railroad
track. alongside the warehouse, with
So much force as to break his leg
III presence of mind in jumping
probably saved him from more Sc
we're injuries than he received
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1919-02-08
Wi
BY AUTO
ned Down on State Road
by Unknown Automobile
Driver Thursday

While returning from Poeomokp
Cts Thursday night, with his team
ard load Of lumber. Nh Eugene
pusey, who va, walking be Il, hs
team on the stone road, abou, >!
miles from Snow Hill, was run into
by pa sing automobile. and run
over Mr Pussy had gone TO POGO
mokc City 10 carry a log 10 have
sawed into wide boards TO build a
scov.
Mr. Pussy had driven bi. team of
;ho stone road to give the automobile
plenty Of room. and wa, holding the
head team by the bride when tho
automobile >wervcd to his side Of the
road. knocking Nh puscy down and
running over him, He wa rendered
unconscious and suffered severely
from shock and bruiscs. The auto
mobile did not stop. and did not
carry light or blow when passing.
Mr. Pussy was accompanied by Mr..
Charles Taylor, who va, uninjurcd.
physician was summoned to AT
,.,l NJ, D,.,,. .,J VI. CL.,l. L.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1919-02-08
STOCKTON

MI and Mr.. benjamin Paradee. Of
Mona. Va. have been visiting MI.
and Mrs. James r. Smack, and Mr.
and Mrs. c. W. Jones
Mr. Charles Colona has RETURNED 10
his work in Virginia. after visit 70
his parents. Mn and Mrs. Robert
Colona
Pierce Ward entertained q numbcr
OF his friends last Friday evening.
Nh. Fred Wilkcrson has moved into
the house Nacated by MIR. Frank Tay-
Mis- Io,tic Marine and Miss Lee
Smith arc guests al the NJ. +. Par
.onagc,
Misses Elsie Dennis and Mary lily
land entertained a number Of friends
Thursday evening at III" home of
Mrs. ". H. Marshall.
Nll. and Mrs Dorsey Rundick. OF
Modcstown. Va, are visiting Mr. and
Mrs. John Bundick and Mr., and Mr..
L. +. Miles.
Nj. Ray Burton ha~ returned from
Philadelphia
Rev. and Mrs. Il. Z, Day and daugh-
ter have returned TO their home in
Nottingham. Pa. after visit to her
parents here, Nh and Mrs. Edwin II.
Taylor.
Sir. Daniel Hancock, who ha, been
quite i'll with pneumonia. following
an attack Of the flu, is improving
Mrs. G. ". Ward. Mr. r. +. Mock,
Mr.. Thomas Paradise, Mrs. Banner
Parsons. and Mr. W H. Marshall are
on the sick list.
Mr. John Conner. who was wounded
in France. has arrived home on Wis
it to his parentss Mr.. and Mrs. John
Conner.
The ". c. r. was entertained
by Mrs. James Barnes Monday even
ing. the anniversary Of the Willard
Memorial Fund. The society recently
adopted a French orphan girl, and the
president. Miss sue Taylor, has RE-
ceivcd her picture. The girl is seven
years old and the picture shows a
very pretty and attractive face. Her
name is Marie
ANY one finding suede leather
pockc; book, with pocomokc City
National Bank stamped on il, and
containing sum of over two dor
lars. viii please return it to Mrs. W.
II. Marshall or, if any one knows
of its being found, please report the
same. Tho pockct-book was lost
Monday.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1919-02-08
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
IN SESSION LAST TUESDAY

Board ordered that the Nassawango
Telephone Company be allowed the
privilege TO extend their line beginning
at Hutt's Gate extending along the
county road crossing New Nassawanpo
Bridge TO the Nassawango sehoolhouse.
thence one mile on the Pocomoke road
and one mile on the road leading from
the new to the old Nassau ,ngo Fridge.
This is partly in Districts s and 7.
The County Commissioners wish to
notify the public through the newspa.
ders that Mattaponi FeHy il out Of re-
pair and is closed fos>iie present.
Ordered hat James Cooper's pension
be paid direct from this office beginning
January /, 1919.
'1dered that three cars of shells be
bought to fix part of Hickman I'LL
Road which is impossible.
Ordered that the Treasurer pay the
following bills.
William S. Riley. slSO2S, work on
roads
James West, 500 80, wood for Court
House
5 Williams, $500 work on road
machinery.
Richard Leake 81 co. work on roads.
W. II Scott, $67 30, work on roads.
Young and Son sos 65, lumber
Grover Truitt, $50. 90, wood for the
Court House
w b. Dymond. 81 90. Aims House
account.
II. T. Jones S. 50, work on roads.
Lucas Bros Filing cabinet for Treas
urer's office $45 90
H. b. Pilchard. 81 20. freight on filing
cabinet
W p. Pope and Son. $751; 30. lumber.
Board adjourned to meet on Tuesday,
February II, 1919
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1919-02-08
PATRONS AND FRIENDS
OF BUCKINGHAM SCHOOL

On Friday evening, February Nth,
an educational meeting will be held
in the Moving Picture Theatre, Der
lin. at 80 o'clock, The object Of
the meeting is to organize a school
and Community League.
Rev. G. VI. Galarncau, Of Snow
Hill. will deliver the principal adj
dress. and Mr. Puitt Principal Of
Buckingham High school, will eN-
plain the Smith Educational Bill.
pending in Congress. lie will also
outline to the patrons the policy
adoptcd by the school in regard to
the time lost on account Of the cpl
dcmic Of influenza,
There will be sinoi'- IN which
everyone win be in
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1919-02-08
MEETING IN INTEREST
OF RED CROSS WORK

Mis- Cummns, of Washington, D.
G., addressed the Worcester County
Red Cross Chapter in the Court
House Monday afternoon. She out
lined. in a general way, the future of
the Red Cross, and dwelt upon the
Importance of keeping the organila-
tion on a working basis.
She particularly urged the mem
hors 10 engage IN home service work,
and in making garments for the
refugees.
Mis-. Eugcnia Bryant. o. Wash
iugton spoke on The work Of tn"
Home Service Section
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1919-02-08
LATE DRIVE is SHOWN
IN new WAR film
Under Four Flags" Shows Ter
rifle Penalty EXacted From the
Enemy by American. British.
French and Italian Forces

ndel -Four Flags" the third
United states oficia war picture.
released by the Division of Films Of
the Committee on Public Information
George Creel. chairman. will be pre-
scntcd at Mason's Opera House Snow
Hill. Tuesday evening February H..
Two performances. 7.30 and 9.l5
o'clock. T, NJ
Devoted in all Of its scenes to act
ua battle operations or TO the activi-
ties Of the naval forces in combating
the menace of the boats, the pic
iurc gives most comprehensive
idea OF the war. Episodes of the
fighting operations Of the American,
British. French and Italian forces
on their respective fronts show in
minute detail the terrific penalty
that was eNacted of the enemy and
poin, conclusivcly TO the underlying
cause of the superior morale of the
an important factor in winning the
war.
Beginning with the Council of
Versailles, when the supreme COM
mand was given 10 Marshall Foch.
the picture shows the retreat Of the
French armies. the laden refugees
leaving their homes. the American
forces hurryng overseas and the
final turn Of the tide Of battle.
In the most stirring battle scenes
ever shown. closc-ups are given of
the Italians in their fighting on the
Piavc and in the region OF Mount
Grappa. The fierce battle that saw
ed Venice. and the subsequent strug
giles that formed the turning point
Of the war on the Italian front, are
shown in scenes that no pen could
describe. American, French and
British forces are also shown blast
ing their way to the Hndenburg
lino, Zig guns in action, stricken
Hpn aeroplaneS. and close up trench
lighting are striking features.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1919-02-08
ANAND.
BERLIN

Nj Harry Guuby returned to
Baltimore on Saturday. after pend
ing a few weeks 0'h her parents.
Nj and Mr. William Harbage.
M Ethel Campbell arrived last
vcck from Now York, where shc
landed ous fcw day before. hay-
ing creed p. Rcd Gross nurse in
France for several months.
Mr Theodore w. Purncll visited his
ranily over sunday returning TO
Wilmington carly Monday morning
Mr. Hcnry Fa-sit' ard daughter
ST William coffin. Of Milford have
boon y town for fca day.
Private RatclG Evans. who has
bccn a, Camp Meade for several
months -ecarcd MS discharge a fcw
day, ago. and Is now home with his
parents.
Nj Charlie Esham lett carly Mon
day morning for Philadelphia, where
IT, expects to be employed in the
future.
". Edward Lank la, returned b
accep, a position with the Davi- H.
ana Coal Company u
Nh Lee Davis is here with his
family recupcrating from 4 sc,,rc
attack % influenza.
Mrs. Samuel Riding and .lr, j.
6. Harrison arc visiting Hr. AMI NJ.
II. c. Osborn in Baltimore cor rou-
plc Of weeks.
The Industrial Guild NH net next
TUESDAY afternoon Al 2.3o O'Clock.
Mrs. Henry Mitchell i. visiting
Mrs. Harry purncll at Fort McHcnry.
Mrs. Edward Henry and daughter
left the frs, Of the week for VII
mington. where thoy will spend sew
cral day. with Mr.. Henry. who is
employed there by the Pennsylvania
Railroad Company Mrs. Hcnr will
also 90 10 Fort McHcny and visit
r., sister. Mrs. Harry purncll. before
returning
Nh William Whale, attended Tho
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1919-02-08

- and
ords are again
hcct Again" and
cords for February are
ne in to hear them in our
proof booths. r. T. Hargis,
ocomoke Md.
FARM FOR SALE will sell at
private sale my farm situated on the
stone road between Berlin and st
Martins. The farm contains 80 acres
OF improved land in high state Of
cultivation; IS acres are in grass. and
u acres in wheat The house has
eight rooms. good condition, practi--
oally new; outbuildings all in good
repair. Hillary Hudson, Berlin, Md,
Route !.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1919-02-08

Miss Mary Pussy, of lndantown,
gave a delightful party last Saturday
night in honor Of her brother, Private
Fred c. PuSey. who has returned
home from Camp Meade, having re-
ccivcd his permanent discharge. The
guests numbered about seventy-fve
persons. friends and neighbors, who
Joined in the fun and merry-making.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1919-02-08
CARD or THANKS.

desire to express through the
medium Of The Messenger my deep
appreciation OF the kindnesses Of
friends extended to my wife and my
self during her last sickness. and for
the krd deeds which gave evidence
of their tenderness. My sorrow and
loss are great, and but for Gods care
and the sympathy Of my many
friends, | could not bear my load.
NATHAN CEtMAA.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1919-02-08
Local and Personal

- NJ rs. james II, ruItt and Uaupl-
ter. Miss Mavmc. went to Sclbyyillc.
Del. last SATURDAY. on a visi, to Mrs.
irul''S daughter Mrs W. u. Der
rl'NS"h' ana family Mr.. ana Mrs.
p'rrickSon returned with them sun
DAY motoring down N his car.
Miss Emminotta Grcgor. who has
been spending several weeks here
with her brother Mr.. Charles :.
Grcgor and family. left last week fo,
her home in New York She was
accompanied by VI. Grcgor. 1ho has
been dcyotirg rcv days 10 business
affair in Ncw York and Morristown.
New Jersey.
M, ti,.. ,;cLor. ,.ho ~,
ployed by an electrical concern in
Wilmington. spent the week end at
home with his family.
ION, cooru. T. p..,l.n al
y.o,,,, cI.,.land n pn;Ia,. If ,,a
r...,,,o....,..., n,,....,..... :. ~.
Norfolk. spent the week end al horne
With their parents.
NJ, Coorro p..,. fou -, no
.idcv,ll. ., H. v..,. hor,a rron, ,no
,,;l,o,J .,..;on ,.., s.,nu.,., n;.h.
,,d "a, h,.,;.od ~ oon.;lo..,,J,.
,hon, ~ b,.d A., po.no eonnL
~ .an,a,..n.o ), ~ ,a,;a, ~ H.
go, ar nor. ,nd i. .,,r,od - r,ll,
homo UL,n a,.,.oi.a ~. ho, :
v.ror p,r.o, ha n,a, ho, n,shin
, h;cyc,. .lon. =, ,ho s;down,1, ia
s,c,rod o.;do 70 To-, tho ho, no.s
and il do;no So .,onnod or ,ho na,.o
mcnt. with the result as stated, He
is out again.
AEssos ro,,;o ,rd E,,, Matthew.
,i;.s Cl,ro colt. VI. ,,.o.,'
co,.i. VII. ,t.,,ho... i t.,,,,
Reddish. spcn, the week end AT the
home of Nh. and Mrs. s. r. Puscy. of
lndiantown.
poa.on;oa fron, ..n.o ., oro.,
-, ,;.o ,ors. 10, ond a.. wnI;.,,
n cordd,, h.,. 100, ,,.o,,nl. VI.
ho,;o,.;nu ,h.. MAJ. ~ c.,aon,
,,n,ou n Co.,,d,,. -. ~ NM.
horoo from, E,,r.o -. ho .I.aad,.
arrived in this country. They are
confirmed in this belief by the fact
that some Of his personal effects ar
rived this week from France, he hay
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All HaIIOWS Parish

There will be services in All Hallows
Church Sunday, February 9. as follows:
Celebration Of Holy Eucharist 1880 a.
m.
Morning prayer and sermon II a. m.
Sunday School 10 a. m
Evensong and sermon 7.30 p m.
REV. &. NJ. GALARNEAU. Rector.