The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-10-04
The DAILY BANNER
CAMBRIDGE, MD, OCT. 4th, 1921
Brief Local News

Mr.. Edgar Robinson left on the
boat Sunday night en- route for Nor
folk, Va.
Mr.. Robert E. Tubman, is spend
ing a week at his country home
, "Glasgow."
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman F. Hill, OF
visiting Mr.. and Mrs Robert E. Tub
man, at Glasgow"
Miss Agnes Leonard, has return
ed to her home on Choptank avenue,
after spending the past week with
relatives in Baltimore.
Mrs. Lizzie A. Wilson spent the
weekend with Nj and Mrs. Carl
Clark and Mrs. Fred Musser at their
homes in Wilmington, Del
Don't forget the ice cream and
box social to be held at Airey school
house Thursday evening, October
9Th Proceeds for the benefit of the
church.
Mr.. Henry Leonard left on the
steamer Talbot Sunday evening en-
route for Baltimore to resume his
studies at the Johns Hopkins Uni
versity.
Captain Joseph E. Robbins was a
passenger on the steamer Sunday
night for Baltimore where he will
| spend several days this week on
| business.
Mr.. John Y. Sheehy. returned to
Baltimore, Sunday night after hav-
ing spent the weekend with his
family at their home On HambTooks
| boulevard.
Mrs. Ella May Louis and daugh-
ter. of Baltimore, are spending
| sometime visiting their cousins, Mr..
| and Mrs. James A. Beidel, at their
| home on Cemetery avenue.
Mrs. Richard A. Hooper, who has
| been spending the past five weeks
with her son, Mr.. Lake Hooper, at
| Columbiana, Ohio, returned to her
| home on Maryland avenue, this
| morning.
Mrs William E. Meekins, and
daughter, Miss Nellie, have returned
to their home on Belvedere avenue
after having spent sometime in Bal
timore county visiting friends and
relatives
Mr.. Thomas Delaha has sold his
fine bird dog to Mr.. E. Scott Payne.
of Baltimore. Tom says he hated to|
part with the dog but the gOod
bunch of money he got for him was
too much to pass up.
The wedding of Mrs. Alice H.
Culbertson 20 Mr.. ]. P. Sale, will bel
solemnized at Wesley Methodist
Episcopal Church, Fork district, on
Saturday, October fifteenth, at one
7. NJ. No cards in the county.
Little Margaret Wiley, the nine
l. old hob Of Mr
Wiley. died at their home on High
street Saturday night. The funeral
was held yesterday morning at ten
O'Clock. Interment was in the Cam
bridge cemetery.
Mr. Meredith Nichols, son of Mr..
and Mrs John P. Nichols, Mary
: land avenue, this city, has entered
Washington College, Chestertown,
for the ensuing scholastic year. Mr..
Nichols was member of the 1921
Graduating Glass of the Cambridge
High school.
Mr.. Morgan Seward, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Daniel o. Seward, Belve-
dere avenue, this city, entered the
University of Pennsylvania, Phila-
delphia, yesterday. Mr.. Seward has
been in the employ of the Pennsyl-
vania Railroad at Wilmington, Del,
for the past three years.
The barge Industry, Captain John
Hopkins, of Baltimore, Master, is un-
loading stone at the Long Wharf.
Captain Hopkins is former resident
of Cambridge, being son of the late
william Hopkins, and a brother of
Mrs. A. J. Foble, Mrs. J. Ben Brown
and Mr. Edwin c. Hopkins, of this
city.
Are you in love? Don't get marri-
ed until you see Whats Worth
While the big Louis Weber Para
mount feature showing for the last
time at the Grand Opera House to-
night This feature shows how an
artistic southern girl finds out that
polished manners in a man alone are
not enough to inspire love" What's
Worth While is one of the greatest
pictures of the year and you cannot
afford to miss it.
Supreme in it's appeal to the heart
is the great story without Benefit
Of Clergy" written for the screen by
Rudyard Kipling. Showing at the
Cambridge Theatre tonight contain
ing every known requisite for won
derful entertainment, it will bring
tears, compel smiles, eXalt the moral
senses and purify the feelings. 1t is
perfect in atmosphere, superb in ar
tistic conception and attuned to the
melody of the drum beat of India
and the heart beat of humanity. Do
not fail to see this splendid picture.