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MIDDLETOWN NEWS.

Mddletown, Feb. l2.-The card party
given by the New Century Club, Tuesday
evening, was delightful affair, more than
60 persons being present About s32 were
cleared for the club, which money will be
placed with the piano fund.
Tho Parcnt-Teachcr Association VIII
hold parcel post sale at the schooihouse,
Friday evening, February Is.
MIR and Mrs. Samuel Austin OF near
Mt. Pleasant have announced the engage
mcnt Of their daughter, Mary iiilda, TO
Norman ;. Bender. The marriage VIII
take place IN n short time.
Mrs. Richard r. Spahr and her brand
new little daughter, Nancy Spahr, arc Mt
their home on Green street, having come
from Philadelphia.
AppoqIinimnk Tribe, No "a, /. Q.
r. IL, Of Odessa, will celebrate it's 34th
anniversary, Tuesday, February 10. The
great chefs of the Great Council Of Della
ware Will bc present, and keolIuk Tribe,
degree team, of Wilmington, will initiate
seven candidates.
\ meeting of the missionary societies OF
Bethesda NJ T.. Church was held this
week with Mrs John +. CHM, this being
the time for the annual mite box opening
The boxes contained S2O22
SwarthmOrc Chautauqua Will bc at
Townsend on February IL, IL and Is
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NEWS OF A DAY
FROM THE STATE
Dover's New Fire Engine Sue
cessfulIy Stands All the
Required Tests.
FARMERS AND CANNthS

From Every Evenings Correspondents
Scaford, Feb 12.--At theannuai meet
ing of the Peninsula Tomato Growers
Association, Yesterday, Brook l.. Ross.
Scaford was elected president, J. II.
Carter. Centorville. Md, vice-presidcnt;
Isaac @ Tavlor Hurlock, Md, secretary
and treasurer
II was decided 10 change the name 10
The Peninsula Growers Exchange, the
roint being made that the association
was Interested IN many other crops besides
tomatoes. IN fact everything that Is grown
~ the farmers On this Peninsula.
The tomato question was discussed at
length. and from the discussion it was
seen that the farmers will not grow many
tomatoes this wear. the reasons being that
they arc not willing 70 grow thus crop
after their experiences with the 1920 crop
and that the Gamers are not ready to dis
cl.ss the matter with the growers. The
growing Of English peas will also be cur
tailed They arc not willing 20 sow peas
at three cents per pound which Is the price
the canncrs are offering The farmers
pointed out while there Is some reduction
IN the prices of fertilizer, II has not
reached that figure whereby they can use
" extensively II growing crops tor canning
DllrDnSeS
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STATE WOMEN'S CLUBS
Continued from page I.

a number Of local hits being scored ard
enjoyed particularly by tho ones char
acterizcd The costumes were very elabo-
rate and varied. and pleasing effect
was made Nv the plentiful usc of candies
lighted shout the stage. In addition 80
the many solos, rccitations choruscs
and Jokes a clever little playlct was
skilliuly rendered Announcement was
made that the local club would celebrate
the fourteenth anniversary of ITS founda
ton on SATURDAY, with tho CUSTOMARY
luncheon served ~ noon The regular
meeting viii be- a business ono and held
on Monday afternoon rcN
STAFFORD ct>rrRl prB.
Scaiord. Del. l'cb II The business
session uf The Acurn Club tuesday af-
terno0n. WAS Il busy and important ono
II $50 Q'clnck, Mrs John r Eskndgc
held a meeting uf tho legislative COM
mttec, at which tWe the following bills
which have been presented to the Logs
latrrc. were discussed Chld welfare.
parole for pftSonc-s ud separate housiI &
for womcr. mother pcratons MI were
pat before thc ,lub aud uu:, liuou~ls
approved Mrs (harlce Il Huston,
cCr, spoudu & secretary. WAS authorized
10 write - Senator " slcy and Repre-
sentative Gray asking thcIn a. vote ior
these measures v hen they we're brought
up MANY letters we're read. amorg them
one regarding poppi Dnv. NaN 10.
whcn everyone is requested to wcaT .
red siik poppy. made hv he women ot
France Ia lncmory of our boss who slecr
ln handlers hc!a Mrs : ] ~tciu Vas
designated to procure the poppes. Mrs
] Il Cooke. chairman ~ hbrurlc>, re
ported vhata great success the cnfcrtma-
ment gwen february { under the di-
rcctlon ~ MISS Elizabeth Emery, had
been. and On motion tho corresponding
secretary WAS directed - write Miss
Emery letter 81 thanks and apprccln-
ton Invitations III VISIT other clubs have
been received hv 'hc president, Mrs.
II NJ Manning Many bills wert pald
hy ;h, club \ rcw member was voted
n bringing the lub membership up TO
l42 Tho program, which was in charge
81 Mrs Madison Nl!lin IN memory 81
Lincoln birthday, was as follows: Read
ing. Mrs II " Pearson: paper on Lin
coin. Mrs Madison Willin; mandolin and
piano solo. Thomas Donoho and his
mo; her Mrs Alexander Doroho; songs,
Somewhere a Voice i Calling aud
AUD Lang SanK Irving CaTpenter.
accompanied on The piano By Miss
Elizabeth Elliott; incolns : Gettys-
burg address Harry Bell: piano solo,
Ehz, beth Pell
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CECIL COTNJY NOTES.

Special Correspondence Of Every Evening
fsikton, ND, Feb. l2.~ Charles ). Fig
near. a young farmer Of the First dis
triot was arreHted tn Delaware. late
Thursday night, charged with emDezzle-
rnent and fraud ffc refused ~ return
to Maryland without reputation papers.
At the September term OF court Big
near wac tried on tho charge 81 arson
but was acquitted.
Captain J. B Meyers of Camden. -
J.. a former T1ktonian. is a patient b.
Union Hospital, with a broken l"g' re
aulting from o tree falling on him ~
Port Deposit
Radnor pulp works. which had been
closed for ten days, have resumed opera
tions. Providence paper mills. owned
by the same company. alHo nave re-
sumed operations.
gv the engine Of his automobile
backing fire while he was cranking
the machine. George W McCoOl u guf
fering with a fractured wrist.
Williarn Snyder. ~ Philadelphia. 4
freight brakeman on the y. 4 . r3H
road. was admitted 70 Union Hospital.
Yesterday. suffering from injuries sus-
talned in falling from a car ~ I'r'yi
dence.
Jlss Bertha Dunbar entertained this
,ff6rnfan i'm honor Of Miss CalvEta
t-eeb1v v,hoso marriage 10 John X
Burkiey ip announced 70 take plaf" pr
February %.
The students II the Blkt"n HiRh
erb,,ni gave successful valentine
g4.,,c lass evening. ia tho armory
marriage license was ISSUED IN
r-i,-tor yesterday. 20 Eugene = Kcllv
of LeVes. Del. and Margaret "r
vile ~ Chillicothe. Ohio
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SAGE TEA TURNS
GRAY HAIR DARK
It's Crandmother's Recipe 30
Bring Back Color and
Lustre 20 Hair

That fcaufflI rtrr
glossy hair rau lriv u nfI
"A InIsturr n agr Z g.. ard sulphur
hair g your rtarr. 10 nr lrs
face Wher j. f1ee .Irr
strra ked vt an aurHrf
sage arI sulphur fff.r
arcc p .r1Tcdf .d
Don't pofhcr ~ prepare nc r.st
vou ran gef tf's famous 1'i rrrre
proved 81 the i1fIt0n 20 lftrr 1grf
cnfa 20 = -rf.sIl c0st. AT ready fr 90
called Isl ycths -aRr and sulphur
pound This can afvTs ys - irperfrf rrr
- bring tack tte 1afGrs ool0r md .f.'r.
~ your hair
fverytody lseq tVafh's' arn
suinhur Compound uow re-auu
darkrns ~ naturally mi evenly er'
nohody ran teli 70 ras 1een trrHrH
I1u simply 1ampen 3 ponw 0f
brush with n and -sw thfa trrflg
'hr hair .sktnR Yre srnah strand af
tune. ~ morning Tho xfsy lsif az
time ~ morning tbe gray asfr raf
dfsaDuearpf and after snrfhsF arpI
eafirn II tro0r1rs .eaufifIllv lark tnH
spuears gluesy rd rfr0uH
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STATE CAPITAL NOTES.

Dover. Teh. II Ever Ready Circle,
K, Is Daughters has elected the follow,
lrg officers President, Mrs llntord
O,r,teq vice-prcsidrat Mrs Cecil c.
Fulton. Mrs Walter ! Massey, recording
secretary, Mrs " ; Haman, correspond
Ing secretary. Mrs Robert Scott; trcasur-
-. Mrs Thomas T Dunn birthday box,
Miss Mary l.. kclum
lanes G Wickes, owner Of the State
News. who has bcel. quite II At his home
here for the past TWO weeks, Is convales-
cIng and is expected to hc n ms place OF
business N 2 ;cw days
Dover Tree League. he's elected the
following officers President Mrs J H.,
Ilughr, ,rcasf.,cr, Miss Dora Wllds
philodcu.c Lodge No :. ]. O. @. f.
of this tow held class initiation. last
evening. several pr,mincri persons IN
Dover ard vicinity hcirg initiated
Tho r~dcrv ritter. tcst of Dover new
re cv Crc fook place foti:,v 9nd proved
satisfactory III CycrN- respect
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CLAYNfONT AND VICINITY.

CIavmont. Feb y A pure food sup
PER viii be gwen in Claymont NJ j.. hurch
March ,. by the trustees, for the improve
meuts.
The Dorcas Society of Claymont NJ
+ Church met at the home of Mrs George
Eastburu, Worthland much work being
done
The regular services ~ Claymont NJ.
+. Church are we'll attended promptly
starting al 10 - m, sud : - N
Rev II G Mcpadc s, pastor
Miss Celia Bromley 81 Glen Cove
IL. and Miss Helen Grant Of New York
are weekend visitors of Mrs Joseph y
Lewis Of Claymont
Helen Gem niece of Mrs Joseph
y LOWS of Clavmont, has taken M
two-vear course at Wesleyan Academy,
Dover
Mr. Harper. father oi Mrs Harry
Carter Of Worthland mas been very I'LL,
but is much improved
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DELAWARE CITY NEWS.

Delaware Cny Feb II Dung 1nt
Lentca season speclal sunday evenn <
cvaugelistIc services VIII be held IN the
Prcsbyteuau Church to j clude preach
Ing services during Passion week sol z
and PRAYER services will ie held on " cdEes-
dag evenings
Francis Warfer SOD Of Mr. and Mis-
Frank G. War; er, formerly District
Engineer Of " Wilmington who has been
attending Delaware College siLce Sep
tember last. has gore to join his parents
il Galveston Icxas
Frank J.. Davidson, 4 leads man EN-
ployed by the eugircer department of
up sgnboard-, Thursday, severely sprsir-
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will have charge of the afternoon service,
which will be held at 2 The Sunday
school session will convene NJ I 40
The Young Mems Bible Glass of I'm
manuel Church ia growing Al meeting
on Thursday evening the members made
preliminary arrangements for mn enter
tainment tn be held the first Thursday
after Easter
The members # the firing squad Of
Industry Council, No. %, Junior Order
United American Mechanics. have re-
reivcd a consignment Of IL rifles. which
viii be used for drilling, initiatory work
and memorial purposes.
number of the members of Emmanuel
Parish VIII accept an invitation from the
Men g Club Of the st. Andrews Church
OF Wilmington Il hear an address which
viii be gwen on Monday evenlngbY Rt.
kev. I I. IhurstOn. ID ID. Bishop Of
the Diocese Of Oklahoma. which will take
place at the St Andrew parish house
Don forget box Of candy is a most
delightful valentine Whitman and Samo-
set chocolatcs at f. Challenger IL Son,
Prescription Pharmacists. Adv.
Last evening large number Of persons
attended the first Of the Friday evening
Lenten services by visiting rlergymen,
III Emmanuel Churcn wnicn was IN charge
Of Rev RW Trapnell OF the st. Andrew :
Church Wilmington. Next FRIDAY even
ing the services will be IN charge Of Rev
Charles " Clash Of Emmanuel Church
Wilmington
new piece of Samosct chocolate, de-
licious at Special price Of j6 cents pound
4 Challenger & son, Prescription Phar-
macista Adv
The Tank Corps bas enrolled - mem
bcrs to date TIE enlistment committee
will not be present at Van DYKE Armory
this evening. but wlll receive additional
members on Monday evening
Victrolas and Records. Bridgewatcr.- =
Adv.
Yesterday Rev and Mrs r. W
Trapncll were entertained NJ dinner at
Emmanuel reetory by Rev and Mrs.
Joseph II carp
We have qulte showing of hair brushes
and hand combs at attractive prices, +.
Challenger 4 Son. Prescription Pharma-
csts Adv
Joseph Doughertv who conducts a
store on Delaware street. is confined n
his homo with grin Tho business Is being
conducted bv James McDcvitt
Mr. George stewart nf Newport vas
gaeqtof Mrs Harry Lyman oi Baldton,
yesterday
Mrs William " Leach Yesterday was
called 10 the home 0f her sister. ~ viii
nington, on account of illness.
John q King. who was operated upon
several weeks ago ~ the Homeopathic
Hospital Wilmington returned 70 his
home yestorday greatly improved
frank arrol. yesterday was taken -
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SCHOLARS GIVE A PLAY.

Laurel. Feb u The senior Glass Of
Laurel nigh school under the direction
OF Miss Berulcc Hastings assisted by Miss
rance Davis presented the threc-act
comedy 4 Kentucky Belle at Waller
Theatre las, night wi,h the following
as, Isabella Douglas, Ernlna QullIen,
aunt Marian Doughlas. Lenora arsons;
l..ch ;t,ou Gordon Waiter King Colonel
Wm NcAlillan Ions Liebowitz; Dr.
Blake l.ari James Miss Madden, Bianch
a ootteu Mare Aan Harlcnger, Alinc
DAVIS airs Gordon Alycc Watson; Miss
Gordon Blanche Workman Cndv, Flor
enrc Ward. Henry Norman Waller,
ha"nrn Leslie Whalcy. Lester Hitch
Albert krswatch, Randolph Evans
Ia spite of tho mclcncnt weather, the
theatre was filled ard audience was well
pleased WITH the entertainment The pro
cecd7 III be used TO meet class expenses.
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NEWS OF LAURE l..

Laurel Feb 12-CaTds have been re-
eeived announcing the marriage OF Mir,
Dale Shovel Of Ocean City, Md and
Miss Sarah Rickling daughter Of DR.
Percy Rickling, ahenist. Of Washington.
d. c Mr. shovel has many friends here,
having been employed ny the Eastern
Shore Gas and Electric CO al It's plant Il
tins t own
IN N-ray examination Of Thomas
Darby OF Galestown, who was injured be-
neatha q falling tree. last Saturday revealed
that the spinal cord was broken he Is
receiving reatne at the Peninsula Gen
era! Hospital Salisbury
The architect ; drawing Of the new
public school building has been placed on
exhibition IN the window % the office Of
r Frank LeCate- Many commendable
-n4rks have been passed on IT.
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LAUREL RECEPTION CLUB.

Laurel Fcb Laurel New Century
Club held its gala event Of the season,
Monday evening. when 3 reception was
given - The husbands and sweethearts
Of the club members About one hundred
v-erc present and S splendid program was
gwen. a. follows Jazz tho, Nadlyn
RIggln. Lcc Knowles. Harold Knowles; F.;
piano duet Erulna Qmllen and Lenore
Parsons. vocal solo. Madelyn Riggin
piano solo Mrs Carlton Hearn: male
quartet. Willard Ellis. Harvey Phillips
Ralph Kline and Mark E-StIne; reading,
Miss Iugcnie Brown. vocal duet, Mrs.
" - Bennett and Mr. Ralph Kline
female quartet Mrs ". Q Bennett.
Mrs Cecil Il Benson Mrs J. Harold Edle
and Mrs. Willard Deputy, comedy, The
Rag Cutting Bee. by members OF the
club
4 delightful collation. was served by the
cub hostess and her committee.
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FINE LITTER OF PUPS.

Laurel. Feb. 12--Onc OF the largest
litters OF bird dog puppies on record
in this section. and perhaps In the Enst.
was born last week to Queen Frances
Momoney. the registered English set
ter brood bitch owned by Edwin &. Tot
ten of North Laurel
There We're Ia in tho litter. eight
being males and six females. An uD-
fortunate accident to the mother dog
shortly after her family arrived. re-
suited in the death OF several puppies.
The sire of the litter wns Rock Manor
Bruce. Il handsome thoroughbred Eng
lish setter. owned by DIR. William Il.
Harris of Wilmington. Queen is from
the DUPONT kennels at Montpelier. Va.
and had IL been possible to rniso her
entire family. It would have been ono of
the most valuable ever produced in the
State.
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rgFsTRRTowN AND VICINITY.

o-.ct,i c-ovre.unrdence II every Evening
'f....,.ertsg.n Nd Feb H. Fstalia
.c.uu ,.,If. ~ Noses cam. colorrd
probably ghe larRcat woman ln MI
county. waa buried IN GeorgetnWn ''iL +
etcry. Thursday afternoon. ~" conn
,,s,s too large ~ get into the hnuyn and
the corpse had - be taken "At '' tn
rIared In the coffin Tho case i0 pFhioh
Tho eofin was fitted was four fecf edo
and eight feet long Tho cofin ras FD
large that IL would not 20 IN the he-i rso.
and had ~ be taken - the cen19tery 2
4 two horse farm wagon. The woman
was only 50 years old anf weighed al-
most coo pounds.
Mr and Mrs Fred ~. EFilton enter
fained a few friends A. dinner AZ 'hrir
home on Washington Avenue. ThurFfaV
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0BITT A HY.
DIR. ". r. Hall.

Crisneld Md Feb. l2.-Dr. W.
Fletcher Hall. Leading physician Of
Crisheld dropped dead in his yard
Thursday afternoon as he was leaving
home 10 make professional call.
Death was caused by heart trouble.
Dr Hall had practiced here about 40
years and was noted for his charitable
work He took an active part IN
church and civic work. and served as
Crisfeids > first mayor under its new
charter He was a prominent member
of Emmanuel Methodist Episcopal
church He was 62 years old. was
twice married and is survived by his
widow. formerly Mrs Clara Benson Of
Wilmington. and two daughters Miss
Agnes Hall OF Crisheld and Mrs. James
l.. Wynne Of Newport News
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-12

evening. in honor y hi- 1irfhasy an-
siveraary.
Tho late rnbhnnr frnu lu flia country
WAS almost fpfai fnllurn and FrnH.l 1
are unable - supply thr local DEMAND
prlccs arc consr0penuy hIrh fnI hamr
grown stuff
Miss Louise Ruseoii dauFhfef III state
senator and Mrs Wluam q raarrI
is preparing 20 give e rarunl WU
liam Bnith Hall. WaafluRfnn
the later part ~ fhr MONTH
Mrs Samuel 81 IurprE
il ~ her hume Iu MHrr
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LARGE STORAGE HOUSE.

Sesford. Feb. II -Scaford is 70 hav g
one Of the largest sweet potato storage
houses on the Peninsula, Mayor John r.
Eskrldge. Lacey T. flarie>tv and Ii n
Johnson cf Chicago. having purchased
land IN North Seaiord from cNMavor
Joseph II Cox and Karl Thompson. on
which the immense storage house viii
be erected.
The building. which Will be l1o ieet
long and 30 feet VIDE, Will when complett-
ed, have q capacity Of 1O.0JO bushels
sweet potatoes
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NEWPORT NOTES.

Ncwpor.. Fcb ]. The Ladies Aid
socictv of Newport NJ II Church will
hoF their MONTHLY h,,-lrcss meeting and
social rex Wcdrce,iav evening. AZ the
harrc of NJ ard Mr. Harry rcrson
hev aud Mrs Varghn ; Moore arc
re.,cIy7rs -. gratr.lstle.N oa he birth q
r-pourd baby boy on Wednesday
Misses IFcrc Gregg and Margaret
t,roomc arc spending few days with
Nr ard Ms Harrv Palmer Of kennott
Scu4rc Pa
Marvin Ball o: the du Pont Fhresilk
Go. With headqua rters az Buffalo, y
Y. has hcen asslgned work at the VIII
mlngtan office for the rext two weeks
after winch he and his family Will move
70 Buffalo
N-s C1ardneT Keen. who has been
cor hned 70 her home with pneumonia
is much improved
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-12

ed his right ankle nj Christ p. Il. Church.
Rev. Joseph A. Earp will conduct SER
vices Mt AIS Sunday Afternoon. Mrs.
+. A. Pennington is on visit of ten days
with her daughter, Mrs. William Hutton,
Of Atco, N. j.
Benjamin Ninton of Baltimore, Md,
is here for week, visiting friends.
Mayor George n. Bright, who has
been conhI ci to his home by illness for
the past week is able to he out
The women of Delaware City have
been informed that they are eligible to
vote at the town election in April.
Egg. stove and hut coal now. for inn
mediate delivery. Very best quality
J. Il. Sadler & Co.--Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-12
Cut This Quit is Worth Money.

Cut out this slip. enclose with ) cents
and mail il to Foley 4 Co, 2s35 Sheffield
avenue Chicago, H.. writing your name
and address clearly. You will receive in
return a tria package containing Foleys
Honey and Tar Compound for Coughs.
colds and Group; Foley Kidney Pills for
pains in sides nld back; rheumatism.
backache, kidney and bladder ailments;
and Foley Cathartic Tablets, a wholesome
and thoroughly CLEANSING cathartic for
constipation bihousness. headaches and
sluggish bowels y b Danforth Adv
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ENGINE STOOD TIE SITS.

Dover. Feb. i2-The official test by
the underwriters of Dover's new fire
engine was made yesterday by the Robbins
hose company, and measured up to every
detail claimed for the engine.
After the official report is received, !,
next week, the engine will be officially
turned over to the town and Robbins
hose compoDv
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TO BE MARRIED FEBRUARY 2

Scaford, Feb. 12--James A. Hucy, OF
Massey Md, formerly OF this town.
nounccs the marrIaga of his daughter, Miss
NJ Pauline Hucv. 10 Ralph +. Brown Of
fredericksburg, Nd
The wedding Will take place AZ the home
Of the bride brother, W Robert lIucy,
Chestcrtown, Md, February -, at IL
D clock noon
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UNCLE SAN HASN'T ROOM
70 STORE Hfs WfttTW

WashIurfoa. F,b fg fprRr
asked yepferGav 'a provide
for the storing ~ rrea.ru.u
Abollahfnent a. mo s4Ifra
resulted ,n 3D., tfaraf. ~ .I. rI
fodfral troas4ry h.r. .ff uHa
Tho great taIf t.ef1
GlIbcri tald fte IIr.e. U
committee.
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TO HOLD TON ELEC TION.

Dciauarr CIty Feb u Delaware
City v. aoid its biennial election ii
3pui NAou a mayor councilman and
treasurer Ntl be chosen Mayor George \ .
Bright is expected to be candidate for
r. .cctior and il is believed he will be
lppuscd. .by former ayor " NJ Householder
Iac term % Joseph Anderson as colm-
.lii4ar expires and he is not candidate
- rc-ricctior Samuel NJ Hicken. cit1
treasurer i expected u be a candidate
Tor another term
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ing his parents Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Is.
MaGee. near Laurel
Ernest Purnell. and John w oldcld.
have presented n large weather vano To
the town. Il has been placed on top of the
water tank.
The Ladies Aid Society of Bethel will
hold social in Brotherhood Hall, Febur-
airy 10. The proceeds will be used IN
purchasing new carpet for the Nj T..
Church.
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BURY RAILROAD VICTIM IN OHIO.
Rubber Salesman TO Be Taken TO East
Liverpool. Ohio for lnterment.

The funeral OF G. II Bence, 1908 Tat
nall street. who was fatally injured on a
railroad crossing between Scaford and
Brldgev1lle on Wednesday, viii be held
AZ has late home today The body Will
be placed IN vault OF a local cemetery,
pending IT'S removal 10 East Liverpool,
Ohio the former home OF Mr. Bence
Mr. Bence was New York representa-
i've IN Delaware for the Goodrich Rubber
Company. Of Akron, Ohio, and was on
business OF this concern down the State
when killed
Mr. Bence, who was about 45 years old ,
leaves wife and three children, one OF
whom "A girl attends the high school His
family expects 70 leave for their home IN
East Liverpool. Ohio, within few weeks
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NEWS or LAURE

Laurel Feb Feb II Harlan Owens Of
Wilmington j, hcre for few days with
has mother, Mrs Glen " Owens
Mis- Emma Ralph has a severe attack
81 tonslhts IL the home Of her parents,
AIr and Alrs Samuel Ralph
Alfred McGcc Of Wilmington IS visit
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A. V. l.. George Receivers.

A.N l. George, one Of the auditors,
who has been working on the books in the
recorder of deeds office, who had been i'll,
hae rcsIlmch hi. duties
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the Physicians and Surgeons Hospital,
Wilmington, where an operation was per-
formed
New-York tribune., 1921-12-04

unfoded or Should the center crease be allowed to
remain! May lump sugar be taken up with the
fingers?
- mere are other problems too-many of them
Should the rise when he accepts Gun of tea from,
the hostess? Should he thank her? Who should be
served hrst What should the guest do with the cup
New-York tribune., 1921-12-04
Do You Know

~ va 1A2xOW
HOtO to introduce men and worn-
en- correctly?
7OlO to word invitations, an
nouncements, acknowledge
mentS?
I1OtO to register at hotel?
l7OlD to take leave of the hostess
after an entertainment?
7OW to plan home and church
weddings?
7OU to use table silver in the
proper way?
HOW to do at all times, under all
conditions, the cultured. cor
rect thing?