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nersville.
Miss Marietta Dashiell of Guam
tico is visiting her uncle, Mr.. James
NJ. Robertson at his home on Glas-
gov street.
Miss Edith Archer, Superintendent
of the mbridge-Maryland Hospital
is spending her vacation with friends
in West Virginia.
Miss Villa Sultzer, of Butte, Mon
tana, is spending several days as the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph II.
Sauerhoff, Mill street.
Mrs. o. H. Williamson, of Bridge
vile Del, is spending few days
as the guest of Mrs. William Z.
|, Davis, Academy street.
/ Miss jeanette Smith is confined to
her home on Willis street as the re-
suit of an injury to her foot which
she recently sustained.
Hon and Mrs. George Il. Percy,
of Baltimore. are visiting Mr.. Percy S
sister, Mrs. Ellen Fooks, at her
home on Locust street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Colin D. Peat. of Bal
timore, and Mr.. j. J. Donohue, OF
harrisburg, Pa, are the guests OF
Miss LuraWest, Locust street.
Capt Charles II. Lambdin and
wife and little son Charles are spend
ing a few days with MS aunt, Mrs.
r. D. Lambdin at TayIor's Island.
Mr. Morris Conway, left this morn
ing on the train after having spent
several days with his mother, Mrs.
Edward Conway, West End avenue.
Mr.. Norman Meekins, of The Bal
timore News, spent yesterday in
Cambridge with his parents, Mr.. and
! Mrs. William E. Meekins, West End
avenue.
Mr. Harry Woodrow, of Balti-
more, is spending several days this
week in Cambridge as the guest OF
| Mr.. and Mrs. William +. Snow, GlaS-
| gov street.
Mrs. Calvin Harrington and two
| children, Calvin, Jr.. and Dorothy,
and Mrs. Herbert H. Dali, are visit
ing Mrs. Dail's sister. Mrs. c. S. Viii
liams, at her home in Franklin
ton, N. c.
Mrs. J. Irving Langran and son,
| Crocheron, of Baltimore are visit
ing Mrs. Langrall's sister, Mrs. Will
liam H. North, at her home on Bel
vedere avenue.
Mrs. D. A. Shaw and daughter
| Miss Virginia Shaw, of Baltimore.
are visiting at the home of thel
uncle, Mr.. Joseph H. Sauerhoff, Mil.
| street fn,- few davS
Mr.. ]. Dawson Spedden, of Balti
more a former resident of Cam
bridge, is spending several days this
week with his sister, Mrs. Daniel H.
LeCompte, Locust street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy c. Smith and lit
tie son, of Morgantown, w. Va, ar
the guests of Mr.. Smiths brother
and sister-in-law, DR.. and Mrs M
Duke Smith, Race street.
Mr.. George W. Meekins, of thf.
city, has on exhibition at his store
one dozen Black Minorca hen egg.
which weigh exactly two pounds. H.
believes that the chicken fanciers
| around Cambridge and the yicinit!
will have hard job to match these
The Banner will go to press a,
| noon tomorrow in order to give thosC
| connected with it an opportunity tC
go to the Fair. All advertisements
| and notices will nave to be in no
later than ten o'clock to be inserted
| otherwise they will be inserted IL
Fridays issue.
The man had to have a bride-to-be
quick! The girl had to haV,
money. So when the man Offered
her the proper inducement to pose a.
his intended wife. she held up hel
finger for the ring. Then hundred
troubles began for them both! Theil
little agreement became joke-a1
embarrassment-a tragedy-and a
last-but you'll have to see Vivian
Martin in His Official Fiancee" the
big Paramount Aircraft special a.
the Grand Opera House tonight only
When you see the Salvation Arm!
Christmas Kettles at the Fai
grounds, do your bit to Keep tn,
M. Brazier is planning for a chill
| dren's outing in the near future
| when number of children AM
their parents will be given a day
| pleasure, with lunch and other goo
| things provided free for them. Com
mandapt Brazier has recently receiv
| ed several requests for clothing 70
children. The Army needs you
! help.
We have So frequently announce
that we cannot publish items tina
| i
| the writer that it seems surprisin.
| that anyone should overlook III
| fact. However, it seems to US tha
the reason for this Requirement
should be plain to anyone, suppose
mistake should be made in them, eve
though unintentionally, when our
tention is called to the fact we haV
to admit that we do not know wi
sent them and do not know anytHir
about them. Names OF persons sNnt
ing items will not be published bt
we must have them as evidence {
good faith.
One of the strongest bas"ba
teams on the Shore will be here
morrow morning, to play the ioC
boys. Salisbury is coming with
totally hired team, and expectS
wipe Cambridge off the map. Lift.
Duffy, of Wilmington is expected .
hurl for the Salisburyites. TT
White Haven team which play
Cambridge to l game here Ia
week, lost to Salisbury by II to
This looks like Salisbury has som
; thing up her sleeve. Come out a.
. see the Cambridge boys take t.,
; starch out of Salisbury. The gar
starts at 10 A. M. Merry Band WI
: furnish music.