The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-12-17

CANBRIDGE. MD. DEC, 18th, 1927

MI. Clarence G. Raymond and son,
Schuyler. are spending the weekend
with relatives at Philadelphia.
Mr.. Edwin Hopkins of Baltimore
is visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
E. c. Hopkins, at their home on LO-
Gust street, this city.
Mr.. Robert Litstone, Sr., of Ches-
ter, is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. L.
NJ. Anderson at their home, on
Aurora street, this city.
Mr.. Bert L. Smith, resident OF
Cambridge for several years, but now
living at Middletown, Del, is spend
ing sometime at the Hotel Dixon.
! Miss Lille B. Willis. who has been
spending several weeks visiting her
sister, Mrs. Charles r. Redmond, at
her home in Washington D. c., has
returned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Reed, of
] Thomas announce the marriage of
: their youngest daughter, Marguerite
! Elizabeth, to MI. John Worch, OF
Baltimore, The wedding took place
at Annapolis, June 5th, by the Rev
! Sayre.
: Rev. J. Earl Cummings, has re-
signed as Pastor of Cambridge Cir
cult, Methodist Protestant to take
j effect January LIST. Rev. Cum
mings will enter Western Maryland
! College the first of the year to COM
plete his prerarations for Medical
| Missionary work in China.
! Mr.. Alexander GoIdsborough Rob-
bins of Robbins, died at the Cam
bridge Maryland Hospital this morn
ing a few minutes after ten o'clock,
aged nearly forty-nine years. The
funeral will be held Monday after
noon at one O'Clock at Robbins NJ. E.
Church, with interment in the family
burying ground.
! 1t is expected that large crowd
will attend the entertainment to be
held Monday night at the Armory for
the benefit of the Hospital Fund.
Miss Louise Alice Williams who will
impersonate the old time colored
folks of slavery times is a delightful
entertainer. In addition to this fea-
ture there will we splendid musical
program. The entertainment is un-
der the auspices of the Grace Church
Baraca Glass.
We've seen all sorts of thrillers in
serials and melodrama, and in
comedy, too, but we have never had
them come so swiftly, so breathlessly
and so realistically as Harold Lloyds
dizzy escapades hundreds of feet
above terra firma, in Never Weaken
Lloyd's latest comedy showing at the
Grand Opera House for the last time
tonight.
William Russell in Singing River
which is the feature Offering at the
New Cambridge Theatre tonight, has
q picture which is chucked full OF
action. 4 delighted audience last
night witnessed the first perform
ances and were thrilled by many OF
Russell's daring deeds. Chapter Z
of the thrill serial Fighting Fate" is
also full OF action and the comedy
featsure, Gaylord Lloyd in Trolley
Troubles is as funny coined!
List of letters Aremaining uncalled
for at the Cambridge Postoffice I'M
til December 10Th. Persons calling
for same will please as kfor adver-
tised letters.
Joe Ashemeade, George Thomas
son Dagwell, Noah Boyce, Cambridge
| Mercantile Co., Lewis Car, II. E.
Dreamer, Ford Oyster & Crab Co.,
Henry w. Gore. Cd, Mahlen W. Gore
Henry Hayes, Lawson Oyster Co.,
Roy Lake, Jerry Payne, Rev. B. F.
Skinner Loney Tubman, Lille Brat,
Mrs, Laura Cornish, Bessie Fletcher,
Miss Lillian E. Latimer, Miss May
| Ross, Mrs. NJ. L. Smith, Miss Anna
, Thomas. G. WALTER WRIGHT.