The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1920-02-27
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CAMBRIDGE, MD, FEB, q, 1920

| CAMBRIDGE, MD, FEB, 81, 1920
Mr.. Newlin Fell is confined to the
house by illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Covey Porter, are re
ceiving congratulations upon the
birth of fine son.
Miss Helen Mills has been sick for
the past week at her home on Oak
ley street.
Mrs. Sadie Pritchard, was taken
to the Cambridge Maryland Hospi-
tai with a severe case of grip.
The man who said winter was over
was one of the coolest nights of the
winter.
Captain George w. Hubbard has
left a legacy to Beckwith Church.
The Church home Of his Father and
mother.
Senator w. F. Applegarth, has
been confined TO his home for ten
tai yesterday with 4 severe case of
grip.
Mr.. Morris H. Mowbray, L. s. n.
left on the afternoon train yesterday
for Philadelphia after spending a
short time with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo. L. Mowbray of this city.
Miss Frances Lord a member of
The Senior Glass, Cambridge High
School has been confined TO her
home on ChOptank avenue for sever
al days past by, an attack of infiu-
enZa.
This is the time when our thoughts
and aid should be extended to the
comfort of the needy and distressed
leave your own comfortable fire
side and hunt up your neighbor is
shivering from cold.
One man mentioned jewelry and
she fought him. Another man men
toned ham sandwich and The
The Brat" Nazimovas greatest pho
toplay feature at the Grand Opera
House tonight and Saturday Matt
nee and night.
The navy show at the Grand Opera
House Sunday afternoon at $3.50
will feature in addition to speaking
and special musical program will
show official navy pictures of the
surrender of the German Fleet, also
pictures taken in almost every
country of the world. Admission
free.
The fifty second session of the Will
mington conference will be held in
Wilmington, Del, March oath. Bish
cp w. F. Mcdowell will preside. AS
MIR. Gunby has been invited to re-
turn as pastor of Zion Church, no
change is anticipated. Rev. E. L.
Hubbard who has been pastor of
Beckwith and Speddens' churches as
a supply for several years, will re-
tire from active service at the close
OF the conference year.
Mrs. w. D. Quantock has returned
to her home in this city after three
weeks visit to Natick, Mass, from
which place she found lots of snow,
about four foot on the level. On her
way home she stopped at Newark,
n. j., to spend several days with her
saster-in-law, Mrs. Emma Roser. She
was accompanied by Mr.. S. G. Bar
res, who will spend sometime with
her, he stated he was very glad to be
somewhere else so he could see some
thing besides snow.
Every woman in Dorchester Coun-
ty is invited to the meeting to be
held in rooms of Grace Baraca Glass
| Tuesday evening, March End, to hear
| an address in the interest of the Y.
w. c. A. Wicomico is working en-
7 ergetically on this movement; so are
other counties on the Eastern Shore.
The time is now ripe for Dorches-
ter. The Y. w. c. A. stands for bet
ter health, education, recreation, re-
ligion and everything working for
the uplift of women. A special in
vitation is extended high school tea
cheers and students and girls in Of
fees factories and shops.
Capt Escott answered call for
help recently She heard the story
| and fearing there might be some
the kitchen and m2Bgyaf fg fig fg
slight eAa operation, she searched the
kitchen and pantry thoroughly and
even paid the woodshed a visit. find
ing conditions as bad as they were
represented she purchased food and
! fuel for the house. This family was
helped with the money Cambridge
people have given recently to relieve
suffering in this community. Is
| there person who regrets giving
a penny? And, yet. is there one
who is not satisfied with the thorough
methods adapted by the Salvation
Army in caring for these cases?