The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-11-29
Brief Local News

! MI. Samuel E. Hubbard and son.
! Milton have returned to their home
after having spent a few days in
| Baltimore.
| Fourteen different tableaNx of liv-
/ ing pictures at the entertainment at
Grace Church tonight. Don't fail
to attend.
| MI. and Mrs. Raymond Neal. re
turned home this morning after
spending sometime in Baltimore and
| other points.
Mrs. Louis W Morris, OF Phila-
| delphia, is visiting her sister, Miss
Lillian Wright at her home on Nue
de L'Eau street this city.
Don't whatever you do miss the
entertainment to be held by the
! Young Peoples Department at Grace
church tonight at $50 o'clock
! Mrs. NJ. f. Leekc and Mrs. Charles
! Collyer, have returned 10 tnelr
| homes in Washington, d. c., after
! spending the Thanksgiving mondays
in this city.
Mrs. John E. Eskridgc. formerly
| OF this city but now residing at New
| port News Va, is the guest OF Mrs.
Joseph H. Sauerhoff at her home on
| Mill street, TINS city.
Miss Louise Leeke has returned to
! her home in Washington, D. c.. at
ter having spent the Thanksgiving
holidays with Miss Lucy Ruark at
her home on Locust street.
Mrs Peter H. Parks and daugh-
ter, Miss Lola, have returned to their
home on Willis street after spending
several days in Baltimore where Miss
Lola underwent an operation Tor
throat trouble.
The firemen will certainly appre-
ciate it if all of those who apprecl-
ate their services and their willing
ness to render service to the people
of Cambridge will attend their bene-
fit at the Opera House tonight.
Mrs. Frances StinchcOmb and
daughter, Gladys, left on the boat
Sunday evening for Baltimore, after
having spent the Thanksgiving holl-
DAYS with her daughter, Mrs. +. W.
Goswellen, at her home on Cemetery
avenue.
MI. Henry Hooper, who has been
spending the Thanksgiving holidays
with his parents Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam f. Hooper at their home near
iClul hSu " DNAH-
more to resume his studies at the
Johns Hopkins University.
When Benefits All Stars meet the
Cambridge High School basket ball
team this evening at the Cambridge
Armory at 100 o'clock in the pre-
liminary contest, it will be a case OF
Greek meeting Greek. There was IN
tense rivalry between the two organ
izations all during the past season
and there is every indication that II
still exists. OF course the contest
will be a gentlemanly one.
Frank Mayo is fighting preacher
! in his newest feature, go Straight,
which is showing at the New Cam
! bridge Theatre. Its screen adapta-
ton of a widely read magazine ser
ial "The Reverend Meddler," by VIM.
Harper Dean. If your sense of hum
! or is i'll, call at this theatre for
either performance and have ii cur
ed by Harold Lloyd, w. D., doctor
! of Mirth), who will massage it with
! laughter vibrations in Now OF
/! Never"
! The report of the Attendance Of
! ficer for the schools of dorchester
! county shows that there are zoo
| more children in school than there
was during the month of October last
year and the percentage attendance
| higher than any month last year, the
average being Sc for the Elementary
and 80 for the High School. A great
number of the Elementary schools
| averaged 80 and over while only ~
| fell below rs. This is a report OF
the white schools only. A later one
will be made for the colored.