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STEEDMAN DOTS

Our Ladies Missionary Society met
on last aSturday afternoon at O.
clock.
Our little town was saddened early
Monday morning, when it learned
that Mr.. John S. Hayes, brother
of Mrs. Perry Hall, of this town,
died from injuries received while
jpuming from a third story window,
when the hotel in Macon, Ca, was
destroyed by fire early Monday morn
ing. Mr.. Hayes has made numbers
of friends while visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Perry Hall, who syn1pathize
with the bereaved ones in their
trouble.
Misses Pliny Zimmerman and Vera
Merchant spent he day with Miss
Azalee Hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Barr and
daughters of Atlanta, Ga. have re-
turned to their hoem, after visiting
the parents of the former, Mr.. and
Mrs. T. B. Barr.
Mrs. c.. 2. Lawrence >and daugh-
ter, Floy, of Orange, Heights. Fla,
are spending several weeks with MI.
and Mrs. A. B. Quattlebaum.
Mrs J. c.. Dosher and children are
visiting her mother in Graniteville.
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CHAPLIN NEWS.

Mr.. S. O. Buckley is getting along
very we'll. He has his prize fighters
at work.
MIR. Patrick Buckley is some better
under the good care Of Dr.. Pend le OF
Peak.
MI. J. J. Haltiwanger is still on
the job in Columbia.
Misses Edna and Martha Buckley
were visitors around Hilton last week.
Mr. Henry Barrett is preparing to
build q new cottage. we wish him
good luck.
Mrs. Rufus Wessinger is getting
along very well with her broken arm.
Mr.. A. E. Slice and family at
tended the barbecue at Newburg.
Mr.. Sidney Wessinger had well
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come play at his house last Saturday
night, the goth. He invited the Hill
ton string band to furnish the music.
He invited his neighbors in and there
was a good time. the young ladies and
bows enjoyed themselves very much.
Mr.. Wessinger cut some watermelons
after the play was over. He also pro-
vided the band with some to take
home with them. The band. we un-
derstand, is preparing to play at
White Knoll September 8.
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Beginning Young

A little boy. the youngest member
Of a large family, was taken to see his
married sisters new baby.
He seemed more interested in the
contents of the baby's basket than in
pretty trifles, picked up a powder puff.
Much surprised at his discovery,
and looking quite shocked, he said:
isn't she rather young for that sort
of thing?"
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SANARIA HAPPINESS

Well, Mr.. Boil Weevil is still having
his time.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. o. Corder visited
their daughter at the Leesville Hospi-
tai Sunday morning. We all are in
hope that she can return home soon.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. c. Corder and
little daughters. Sara H. and Ruth
visited Mr.. and Mrs. B. J. Rogers
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Burgess and
his mother visited her aged father,
Mr.. Fraklin Hallman, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rook Corder are
snending a few days with his father
and mother, Mr.. and Mrs. W. o.
Corder.
Mrs. C.. J. Thraikille of Monetta
visited her sister, Mrs. F. S. Bur-
cess, a while Saturday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. johnson and
son, Lee, attended preaching at Sa-
maria Baptist church Sunday morn
ing.
Mrs. Tom Hall and little daughter
are visiting her daughter, Mrs. w.
A. Rawl, at Batesburg this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. P. Hallman and
family visited his father, Mr.. Frank
lin Hallman, and family, Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Hallman have
several children i'll with diphtheria
at present. Wa hope for them
speedy recovery:
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DOTS FROM THIRD BRANCH

.Farnaers are busy pulling fodder.
We have had much rain for the last
week.
= Mr., George Whittakssas spent IS satur- M
day afternoon with Mr.. Jeroemo Red
mond.
Miss Sissie Whitaker and Gaugh-
ter, Ruth, visited Miss Ben Jefcoat
Saturday evening.
Miss Mamie Redmond from Column
bia is spending q few days with her
another. Mrs. Emma Inabinet.
Miss Alice Jefcoat spent the week
with her sister, Mrs. S. A. Redmond
Mrs D. L. Redmond spent Tuesday
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Moore of Swansea.
Mr.. Will Furtick and family spent
Sunday with his brother, Mr.. Lewis
Furtick.
Messrs. Cleveland and Dargon Wise
spent q short while with Messrs. S. A
and Jerome Redmond Sunday morn
ing.
Mrs. Rosa Redmon and children Wis
tied Mrs. Joe Jumper Tuesday even.
ing, also Mrs. Matte Jumper, daugh'
ter and son.
Messrs. E. r. and Judson Martin, D
L. and S. A. Redmond were in Co.
lurnbia Saturday on business.
Mrs. Sallie Redmon and Miss Paul
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WATERINGFORD NEWS

Well we see that Mr.. Boil Weevi
beginning to pen pretty rapidly. Far
mers are gathering their fodder un.
der very unfavorable weather this
year.
The many friends of Mr.. S. L.
Robertson will be panied to know
that he is seriously i'll at his home
rear here.
The summer school taught at Boil
ing Springs by Miss Ethel Miller came
to an abrupt close last Friday.
Miss Sallie Burton Of Batesburg
organized Woman's Missionary So
ciety at Oak Grove Baptist church
last Sunday morning.
The play at Pond Branch school
house last Saturday night entitled "A
False Friend" was a success in every
particular and was largely attended.
Rev. Claud Jones Of Columbia was
tha.,guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. r. l..
Miller last Sunday.
Rev. S. r. Taylor will preach at
Huffman's Burnt Mill school house
next Sunday morning at II o'clock.
Everybody cordially invited to attend
this service.
cf, nd nf
Clemson College is visiting the home
folks this week. He will return to
Clemson, September 18th.
Prof. and Mrs. j. Olin Crout are
visiting the formers parents and
other relatives\ this week.
Mrs. Sarah Ann Bouknight Is visit
ing her granddaughter, Mrs. Ina Cum
ter, this week.
Having previously decided, Mr.. D.
W. Smith and Miss Erin Crout, pro-
ceeded to gladden. the hearts Of the
little folks last Sunday, therefore they
provided large truck and took their
Sunday school classes Numbering 22)
and about 100 others of the Pond
Branch school followed in their autos
(though Old Uncle Henry was invit-
ed) with well filed baskets, on and
on they sped until the Rocks" (what
is known as the old Rock House")
was reached, when all alighted. spread
their dinners and all present partook
heartily. After a very pleasant out
ing and jolly good time to all pres
ent they proceeded homeward. We
presume some Of the older folks med
itated on the wonderful Rock that
is higher than T. while others We're
singing "Over the river oh what do I
see, hearts ever happy and souls ever
free. -. '' ......-..
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inc Redmon vdisited Mrs. Fletcher
Huffman Wednesday morning.
Rev. Sam Danner and Rev. Mr.. Ar
ant from Orangeburg are having a
fine meeting at Trinity church.
Crowds are in attendance.
spent the weekend with Mrs. Joe
Jumper at Swansea.
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LIST OF AGENTS FOR SALE
OF GAME LICENSES.

The following named persons have
been designated as agents for the sale
of game licenses in Lexington county.
Parties desiring license can: obtain
same from any Of those named be-
low:
H. L. Harmon. Lexington. clerk Of
court.
S. J. Long, Lexington.
DR.. P. H. Shealy. Lexington q
Caughman- hammer Co. Lexington
L. A. Lown. Lexington.
W. D.. George, Lexington.
J. J. Roof, Lexington.
E. l.. Taylor, Lexington.
S. E.. Shealy. Lexington.
TIL. Shull,- Lexington.
j.. n Harmon, Lexington.
L. R.. Shull, Lexington.
Q. NJ. Gayden, New Brookland.
W. L.; Yates, New Brookland.
Hook Bros, New Brookland.
-, L. T. Hancock, New Bcookland.
W. J. Cayce, Cayce.
n, Afford, Batesburg.
B. L. Kirkland, Batesburg.
F. C. Craps, Gilbert.
D. E. Hammond, Gilbert.
D.. A. Hendrix, Gilbert.
-, H. E. Snelgrove. Gilbert.
The Cash Store, Summit.
c. NJ. Swygert, Leesville.
A. L. Bedenbaugh, Leesville.
-. r, L.. Oxner, LeesviLe.. ID. ~, >,
- r. D. Kinard, Leesville.
D. C. Taylor, Leesville.
E. H Addy, Leesville.
George Asbill. Leesvilte.
J. W. Hook, lrmo.
=. G.. Freshley. Irn0.
E. W. Derrick. Chaplin.
L. e. Shealy, Chaplin.
Geo. D. koon, Charit.
]. A. Epting. Chaplin.
j. \. Summer. Little M"u1t>i".
l.. Gunter, Steedman.
A. B. Quattlebaum. Steednan
W. E. Courtney. Swansea.
f. \. Poole, Swansea.
E. NJ. Martin. Swansea.
c. r. Rish, Pelion.
D. r. kneece, Pelion.
r. E. Corbitt, Peliou.
Arnold G.. Craft. Edmund.
c. S. Goodwin. Castor.
D. G. Harley, Woodford.
Geo. II. koon, Peak.
J. 2. Addy, Peak.
Jno. c.. Swygert, Peak.
J. NJ. CAUGHMAN,
County Game Warden.
Lexington, Aug. %. 1921.
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1t is not the man who reaches the
corner first who wins, but the man
who knows exactly what he is going
to do when he reaches the corner
Charles E. Hughes.
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Prayer is not overcoming Gods re
luctance: it is laying hold OF Hi
highest willingness.-Tren
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l, the Lord, search the heart, l try
the reins, even to give every man
according to his ways. according to
the fruit Of his doings.-Jer. 2I:1O.
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BARBECUE AT BOILING SPRING,

The Ladies' school improvement.
league will furnish a first class bar
becue and serve refreshments Septem-
Der 8, at Boiling Springs school house.
There will be speaking, Everybody is.
cordially invited.
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That's How

Browne: I never saw anyone quite
so agile as Brooks. He's a regular
contortionist.
Towne: Yes, he gets that way
from patting himself on the back so
much.
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4 man only understands what IS
akin to something already existing III
llimSelf.-Amiel.
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WOODS TURNIP SEED.

Fresh and reliable turnip seed,
true to name. Fall and winter va
rieties turnip seed, ruta bagas; win
ter radishes, mustard, lettuce, cab
bage, and other seaSonable seed.
Dwarf Essex Rape and Abruzzi
rye.
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The Soft Answer

Oh, what's the use?
Use Of
Of getting mad. You can bottle. ups
your wrath, but some fellow is pretty
sure to come along with a corkscrew.
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Fishbones and other discarded por-
tions are valuable fertilizers.
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SENTENCE SERMONS

The eternal stars shine out as soon
as it is dark enough.-Anon.
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His Great Talent.

@BIank's great artist, isn't he? &
"No.-' ~!
'"But he gets big prices for his
work ?"
"Yes, he's a mighty good sales Z
MAN.
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Safety First.


The dear old lady entered the drug
store and loked doubtfully at the
youthful clerk behind the counter.
IT suppose" she said, ''you are a
properly qualified druggist?"
Eyes, madam"
"You have passed all your exami-
nations?"
"Certainly!"
you've never poisoned any one by
mistaken"
'Not to my knowledge"
She heaved a sigh of relief.
Every we'll, then, you can give me
q nickel's worth of cough drops!"
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LUCE

1t isn't good luck, Or some wonder
full gift
of talent or genius or learning,
That brings US at last to the coveted
goal,
Nor is it by dreaming or yearning;
It's only hard work, and noble re-
That accomplishes GLORIOUS deeds,
It's tending your own little Garden OF
Life, :
And keeping it free ftom the weeds.
Il.
For Quick Reading.
'Yorkville Enquirer.
George Bulla Craven, editor Of the
Lancaster News, says that Budd Bsggs
told him the following was written by
a Rock Hill poet:
"A yard of silk: a yard Of lace,
A wisp Of tulle to give it grace;
A flower placed where flowers goj.
The skirt knee higii;, THE, back, waist
4;;low;
One shoulder strap, no. sign Of sleeve;
# she should cougf-Goed morning,
Eyer
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Be careful what you hate and what
you praise. The son learns from his
father what to admire and what to-
despise.
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JUST THOUGHTS

Some people seem to ENJOY hoping
for the worst.
No man is as good or as bad as he
is; said to be.
=. -
Society women give functions for
the, purpose Of getting even.
A. man always remembers his ene-
mics, but sometimes forgets his
friends.
Self-made men do not show up welp
when compared with tailor-nzade wo-
Waste lrnits are emploseds in the,
making Of perfumes.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-23

HtCIkIOwaI, ab, sth. Mat Today
of America i,a
WIN ROHnY HARnY
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SOUTH PHILADELPHIA

Mr.. Frank Feeny. Of 1871 Johnston
street, spent the weekend and washing.
toms Birthday with friends in Chelsea
Mr.. Joseph a. Doughertv entertained
the members Of the Argyle Club nj
his home, 17l3 Mexican street. last eve.
ming, at their semimonthly meeting. Ar
rangements are being made for the club
dance to be held on April 13 at Coils
Studio, ~ South Fortieth street Among
the members of the club are Mr.. James
Williams, Mr.. Morris Towers, Mr.. A. h
Nichol. Mr.. Joseph Cushing and Mr.
Joseph Dougherty.
Miss Marguerite Towers. daughter Of
Mrs. J. Towers, of iii Ritner streets
left on Sunday for Atlantic City. where
she expects to remain for month.
Mr.. Raymond Walsh will return TO hi.
home this week after having spent the
last two months In Palm Beach, Fla
Mr.. and Mrs Alexander p. McLaugh
lin. of 2429 South Car,ac street. are be
ing congratulated onsthe birth OF son
James Joseph Mclaughlin. on February
8. Mrs. Mclaughlin will be remembered
as Miss Marie c. Ennis.
Mr.. John Collins entertained at an In.
formal card party. given at his home
1928 South Rosewood street. Amons
the guests were Mr.. Joseph Morris, Nj
James Garahan, Mr. George Devenney
Mr.. Andrew Crosson, Mr. Eugene Nor
ris and Mr.. Joseph Murphy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Baker. Of 22O!
South Lambert street, entertaineC
friends at their home on Saturday eve
ming.
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Mrs. George Nabors, Mrs Peterson ana
Mrs. Peifcr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Meyer, 722i
Bryan street, will entertain at dinner
at their home on Saturday evening.
Mrs. Ralph p. Coleman. Of 3l1 Dorset
street. entertained informally. at her
were Mrs. Harold Wilson, Mrs, Melvin
keiger. Miss Helen Macdonald, Miss
Mary Early, Mrs. Willard Boston. Miss
Charlotte Ruhl and Miss Ray Harvey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Barnett II. simons,
Mannheim Apartments. entertained at
included Mr.. and Mrs Herbert Scott,
MIR. and Mrs. a. Fl. Simons, Mr.. and
Mrs. Benjamin Morrissey, Mr. and Mrs.
Walser and Mr.. and Mrs. Brick.
The members OF the Germantown Sew
ing Glass gave a luncheon at the Ar
Members of the club include Mrs James
Gold. its president; Mrs. William Tan
ner, Mrs. James Wolff. Mrs. James
Fitch. Mrs. Jennie HUT. Mrs. william
Gerhart. Miss Ida Bauer. Mrs Robert
liam d. Chambers and Mrs. William
Thompson.
Mr.. and Mrs Malvin II Reinheimer,
of 300 Pulaski avenue spent few
days at the Breakers Atlantic City. Mrs.
Reinheimer was before her marriage,
In the autumn. Miss Cecilia G. Gerson.
Mr. Harry T. Saunders. SO West
Walnut lane; Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick
Myers. Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Cross. or
Cynwyd and Mr.. Samuel NJ Gayley. will
leave March to spend some time IN
Asheville, y. c.
Mrs. VI. J. LoXlcy. 521 East Wash
ington lane. will visit her daughter. Miss
Elizabeth Loxley, "a student at Cen
tenary Collegiate institute. Hacketts-
town, y. j., over the weekend.
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FRANKFORT

Mr. and Mrs. Robert c. Blood. OF 4747
Leiper street, have returned 70 their
home from Florida.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Howard Horrocks and
thoir son. Mr.. James Horracks. of 1900
,Arrott street, are spending some time in
Florida.
Mrs Frank Sobly. o. Kinsey street.
will entertain the members OF the caro-
club OF which she Is n member. at her
home on Thursday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs Elvin B. Yarnall. OF
Cottage street, are receiving congratu-
lations upon the birth of daughter
Miss Grace Donnelly. of Sellers street.
has as her guest for few weeks Miss
Catherine NJ. Brown, of RassaIc. y. J.
Mr.. and Mrs. John H. Webster, of
1880 Penn street. announce the engage
'""nt of their daughter. Miss Lydia s.
Webster, to Mr. Alfred L. Test. also o:
this city.
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honor of Miss Lydia Mark. whose en-
gagement TO Mr.. Leon Sickles has been
recently announced.
Mr. and Mrs. Emanuel Wagman, oil
1866 North Newkirk street, entertained
at supper on Saturday evening. Tn"
guests included Mr.. and Mrs. n. Franke
Mr.. and Mrs. D. Morganstine, Mr.. and
Mrs. II. Nolinsky, Mr.. and Mrs. l.
BriCkln. Mrs. II. Bricklin. Miss Helen
Blackman, Mr.. and Mrs y, Arronowitz
MIR and Mrs. J. Mover, Mr.. NJ Black;
man, Miss Esther Morganstine, Mr.. and
Mrs. l.. Arons, Mr.. and Mrs J. Frankel
Mr.. and Mrs j. Jaffee and Mr. and
Mrs. II. Brady.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Wagman. OF 1922
WarnoCk street. entertained at supper on
Sunday evening in celebration of their
second wedding anniversary. The guests
included Or. Samuel +. Bogatin. Mr.. and
Mrs. Emanuel WagmarL Mr.. and Mrs
Norris fiXman, MIR. and Mrs Louis
Newman, Mr. and Mrs. Martin Goodman
and Miss Dorothy Bogatin, of Atlantic
city
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EVENING PUBLIC LEDGER LADELPHIA WIZ

nth street, entertained Les Oiseaux In
honor OF Miss Marion Abrams, Of New
York,
Miss Emma Bozarth, of 107 North
Sixty-third street, was the guest OF
honor at n shower given by Miss Jean
nette Bells and Mrs. Albert Bannen. at
Miss Bellis' home. 5334 Webster street.
The guests numbered about thirty. Miss
Bozarth's marriage to Mr.. Paul Daley
took place on Saturday. February 10.
Mr.. and Mrs. Max Kramer. 721 South
Sixtieth street. gave a dinner In honor
of the second wedding anniversary OF
their children, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
NJ Leskin. on Sunday Covers were
laid for twelve.
Mr.. and Mrs. James MCGOWAN enter
talned at their home, IL South Forty
third street, on Saturday evening.
Among those present were Mr.. and Mrs.
Slaughouser, MRS. Wright and their
daughter. Miss Dorothy. Miss Edith
Slaughouser. Miss Blanche Haldeman,
Mr.. l.. MCGOWAN. Miss Marie MCGOWAN.
Miss Mildred styles and Mr.. Nolan.
luncheon was served
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SOCIAL ACTIVITIES

Among the debutantes OF next season
VIII he Miss Anna Pratt. who will he
presented to society by her Darents. Dr.
end Mrs, Henry Sherrind Pratt at their
nome in Haverford.
Or, and Mrs. Lewis Brinton and their
daughter. Miss Elizabeth T.. Brinton
who have been spending the winter at
me Bellcvue-S Stra tford. have returned to
tne.r home. 1893 Spruce street DR.. and
mrs; Brinton will entertain n party on
Friday evening. March H. at the
Unique Ouera Co. performance at the
Century Club, to be followed by supper
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-23

Revolution. we're Mr.. and Mrs. W. II
Dr. and Mrs W q. Miller. Mr.. and
Mrs. John Faber Miller. MFR. and Mrs
d. Yeakle Miller, Mr. j. X. Fornanc,
street, Mr.. and Mrs. John Rex, Miss
Frances and Miss Emellne Hooven.
Mr.. Isadore Shoulberg. OF East Mair
street, has left for San Francisco. Calf
where he will act as best man ,at the
wedding OF his brother, Mr.. Roy Shoul.
berg. which will be solemnized on Fep.
ruary 27. in San Francisco
Mrs. e. l.. Warner. of the Norris
Apartments. has returned from New
Yorlc. where she has been spending the
past few weeks.
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NORTH PHILADELPHIA

Mr.. and Mrs. j. J. Rice. OF the Ior-
raine, are in Lakewood, where they Will
remain for a few weeks.
Miss Hazel Aaron. of 1887. North
Broad street, after spending a week with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Max y. Aaron.
returned to Wellesley College. Miss
Dorothy Well and Miss Emile Weyl
classmates OF Miss Aaron also returned
after n short visit to their homes. Mrs
Aaron's mother, Mrs. Charles Hirsch. OF
New York, has been visiting Mrs. Aaron
for several days.
Miss Beatrice Weinreich. OF 1903 DIa-
mond street, entertained last week in
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HOLM EsRuRG

Mrs. Thomas +. Sperling of Rhawn
street has left for Florida where she
will spend n few weeks
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence r. Young. OF
1907 Frankford avenue, are receiving
congratula tions upon the birth OF "A
daughter.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles r. Gilallan, OF
34l5 Mckinley street, have left for
trip TO Bermuda.
Mrs. Mrs. Wilbur Crown, OF Welsh
road, will entertain the card club TO
which she belongs at her home on
Thursday afternoon
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MOOREsTOwN

Mr.. and Mrs. Collins Rogers left on
Friday for a visit to southern Florida.
Mrs T.. X. Leaning. of SIS Chester
Avenue. has as her guest Miss Rogers.
of Brookline, Mass.
Mrs. Clyde Rogers, Of East Main
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan Roberts have
been visiting Miss Elizabeth Harmer, OF
Medford
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NORRlSTOWN

Mr. and Mrs. NJ j. Barry. OF I2g
West Elm street. gave a dinner and card
party In celebra tion of their twenty.
fifth wedding anniversary. Mr., and
ert Barry, Miss Catherine. Miss Eleanor
and Miss Agnes Barry.
Among those from this city who at.
tended the annual tea given at the
Pennsylvania Historical Society Build.
ing. Philadelphia, by the Sons OF the
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WEST PHILADELPHIA

Mr.. and Mrs Samuel s. Spangler have
returned from their wedding trip to
Bermuda, and are preparing to leave
this city for Charlotte, n. c.. where they
will make their home. Mrs. Spangler
was, before her marriage, February 3,
Miss Edith G. Youngstown. of S35 North
Forty-flrst street. Mr.. Spangler form
erly lived at 1880 North Forty-hrst
street.
Mrs. Edward s. Zleber. formerly OF
1906 Springfield avenue. who has been a
guest of her son in Chicago. has gone to
Los Angeles. where she will spend the
remainder of the winter.
The Misses Feinberg. 254 South Fifty