The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-09-28
The DAILY BANNER
CAMBRIDGE, MD, SEPT. %. 1927
Brief Local News

I 6TlGI Local NEWS
Mrs. Robert o. Thomas, IS spend
| ine sometime as the guest Ct Irla-
! tives at Denton, Md.
Miss Emma Lee Wilson, is spend
| ing the week as the guest OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank H. Haggett, at FernWoodi
! Pennsylvania.
Mr., Covey Porter has returned
home from Dennison, Ohio, to when
! place he was sent by the p. r. K. to
compete in an Athletic meet.
Mrs. Harold Robinson, and little
son, Harold, Jr., left this morning
| for Northern Neck. Va, to spend
sometime with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank II. Haggett,
| have returned to their home in Fern
| wood, Pa, after spending the week
| end with relatives in this city.
! Misses Nadine and Jean Phillips,
who have been spending sometime as
| the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Mil
Ter at their home at Lancaster, Pa,
| have returned home.
| Mr.. and Mrs Herman Jones, left
| this morning en- route for Northern
| Neck, Va, where they will spend
sometime with relatives and friends.
! Mrs. W. S. Hoddinott and son,
Vinson, have returned to their home
an Hambrooks Boulevard, after
| having spent the past SIX weeks as
guests of her sister, Mrs. T. c. Scott,
Philippi, W. Va.
There will be a meeting Of the
Merchants Association, of the Cham
Der of Commerce in the offices over
the Peoples Bank, tonight at SID.
Final action OH the Dollar Day
plan will re taken.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. p. Gray an
nounce the engagement OF their
daughter, Mary Elizabeth, to Mr..
Benjamin L. Robbins, Of Cambridge,
Md, the wedding to take place at
their home at $50 A. NJ, Wednes-
day. October 18th 1921.
Grace Church Champions have
challenged the Zion Church All Stars
for a Game of base ball to be played
at Athletic Park Friday of this week.
A great game is 20 be expected,
come one and all and root for the
home bows. Game called at + F. N
DR.. Brice W Goldsborough, VINO
has spent several weeks in Canada
this summer with DR.. Howard \.
Kelly, and who became i'll While n
the trip neceSsitating an oprr2ton'
has returned to his home i'll ms
city. The Doctor has recovered
from the effects of his illness and Is
looking splendidly.
The registration days this year
will be next Tuesday October 4tn
and the following Tuesday October,
18th. The registration offices will
be open from A. NJ, to 8 ?. M, on
these two days. Revision days th!E
year will be Tuesday, October 1871
upon which day the offices viii be
open from Z A. NJ, to ?. NJ. Nc|
persons will be registered upon Re
vision day this day being for reTi-
sion purposes only and not for regis
tration.
Americas sweetheart of the screen
is Mary Pickford playing at the Cam
bridge Theatre tonight in Through
The Back Door, Her ability dis
played in the leading role in TINS
| splendid picture has been pronounc-
ed wonderful. If you do not see TINS
picture you will miss a rare treat. 1t
/ is her latest and best picture. Two
big acts of vaudeville and music by
Hartleb's fine orchestra make an
| evenings entertainment one cannot
afford to miss.
Eugene O'Brien the popular
screen idol in his latest photoplay
| feature rs Life Worth Living is
the big photoplay special at the
Grand Opera House tonight and
Thursday. This special photoplay
was taken -ffem- the famous Satur-
day Evening Post story, 'The Open
Door" Brownie wonder dog OF the
| screen is featured in the screaming
Century comedy, alfalfa Love.
Regular 10 and Is cent prices.
The Rev. S. n. Pilchard, d. d., OF
Hillsboro, Md, is spending a few
DAYS in Cambridge with friends. DR..
Pilchard was the popular pastor OF
Zion Methodist Episcopal Church.
this city, for five years. At the last
session of his conference he was
granted the retired relation. While
not enlisted IN the active ranks DR..
Pilchard is kept quite busy preach
ing on special occasions throughout
the Conference On last Sunday he
was the speaker at East New Market
where he was greeted by goodly
number of his former parishioners
from Cambridge.