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The Holt County sentinel., 1921-06-24
Mrs. NJ. r. Stuart.


Martha Tennessee, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Duke, was born in
the llth day Of December, in the year
Of lsis. in Gssconade county, Mo-. and
passed to her eternal reward from her
home here ON June 10, 1921. Mrs.
Stuart was the third oldest Of family
OF ten children, four Of whom survive
her. viz Mrs. J. j. Glass, OF Chicago,
ILL.,: Mrs. Isaac Bracket, OF Albuqur-
que. New Mexico: Mrs. Thomas
Almond, Of Mound City, and Mr..
J. \. Duke, Of fortcscuc. Mrs,
S,uai, moved with her parents In
cai.y lie from Gasconadc county "a
Holt county, and almost all of her life
! from that time until her death was
spent here. She was married Ia III.
X. stuart ON August 20, 1873, and Ia
! this union was born two sons, Bert
ana William, and one daughter, Mrs.
I }. l.. Coz. all OF fortcscuc. Sister
St.Iit, early in life, dedicated her
life ~ God aud united with the Chris
ton church. She afterwards trans
fcuoi her church membership to the
Methodist church here. She was q
member ~ tins church at the time Of
the erection Of the old brick church,
and has been "A faithful and dutiful
member all of these years until the
Lord called her home. Her great de-
sin, was TO live 10 see the completion
OF the new church building.
Sister Stuart was one Ot the faith
ful pioneer women Of this community,
and the influence Of her Cody lie
vas q great factor in making Il what
Il Is today. She was faithful in her
home life, a dutiful and loving com
panion; a good, true mother; u true
friend TO all Of her acquaintanccs, and
with the passing Of her life, passes
one of Gods true women.
She leaves TO mourn her departure
her good husband, the companion Of
years; her three children, three sis
ters, one brother. as named above, nine
grandchildren and many other rela-
tives, and friends that number with
her acquaintance.
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st. Jyscph, Saturday to visit at the J..
NJ. Minton home.
H. Cardinell OF Columbia, Mo-,
spent several days last week visiting
at the c. +. Hitz home.
Ollie Williams visited relatives in
Ru'o, last week.
Doris Beaver, who came home to
attend the funeral Of her grandmother,
returned to her school work In Chill
licothc, Mo.
H. X. Stuart, Mrs. Bert Stuart
and daughters, Ethel and Mary Ella,
Mr.. J. J. Glass, Mrs. J. A. Jones and
MIR. DR.. Cox and daughter, Doris,
spent Monday with Mrs. Chss. Will
liams and family.
Mrs. Jane Hines visited last week
with her granddaughter, Mrs. l.. Nj,
Pilk'ngton.
MIR. and Mrs. Harry Morris and
family spent Sunday at the Hugh Hen.
r. home.
Mrs. DR.. Cox, Mrs. l. VI. Leck
Nrs. J. A. Duke, Mrs. J. +. Slater and
II. Il. Stuart drove TO Maryville. Tues
day. and visited with the Doctors
parents. -
Raymond Henderson and Roy Hill
lett Monday for Corning, to work with
struction boat on the Missouri
river.
MIR. and Mrs. Abe Lawbouch, from
Topcka. Kansas, visited several days
last week with Dr. and Mrs. Cox.
MIR. and Mrs. Il. l.. Hinkle and
family spent Sunday at the George
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Miss Genevieve Buchor returned
home Sunday evening from Rock Port,
where she has been making a two
weeks visit with her aunt, Mr.. and
Mrs. Hugh HarshaI
Robert Hatch has had a new sign
placed in front Of his barber shop. the
work Of Wick Greene.
George King, who has been en-
ployed In a shoe store at Columbia,
this state, for sevefal months, return
ell home last week for an indefinite
stay. He Is just convalescing from a
severe spell OF sickness, and is looking
rather thin. We think few weeks
Of mothers cooking will make great
improvement in his appearance for the
better.
Deputy County Clerk Harry Pol
lock, accompanied by his wife and chill
drcn and Mrs. d. B. Kunkel and laugh-
ter. Elizabeth, left Monday Of this
week, by auto for LaBelle, this state,
whore they will visit with relatives
and friends for a couple Of weeks.
Lee Springer, wife and children,
OF Clearwater, Florida, arrived in
Oregon, Saturday evening Of last
week for an extended visit with his
parents, jeff Springer and wife, Of
the Union district, and also with other
relatives and friends.
The Misses Faye Foster and Helen
Taulman. of St. Joseph, visited their
friend, Miss Charlene Herman, last
week. After n few days visit, they
returned home, accompanied by Miss
Charlene, who spent the weekend with
them.
r.. l.. Stratton, pastor Of the Bap-
tist church at Forest City, went TO Des
Moines, Iowa, Monday, to attend the
meeting of the Northern Baptist con-
vention.
Esquire Cummins, on Friday Of
last week, June II, made another
couple as happy as happy. could be,
when he ~ronounced Mr.. Edward For
ester, of Kansas City, and Miss Laura
Kegan, Of Omaha, husband and wife,
Edward +. Conz, who was born
rear Maitland, June %, 1877, died in
81. Joseph, June 10, 1921, aged "a
Years. Some thirteen years ago he
removed to Colorado, blt two years
ago he returned to Holt county, loeat-
ing az Mound City. He survived by
the widow ard four elildreni four
brothers, John, of Bigelow, Kansas;
Oscar, Blue Rapids, Kansas; VIM, Of
Bozen,an, Mont, and George, of Matt
land The funeral was held from the
Maitland Christian church, June 18th,
Rev. Chas. F.. Petree, with his
wife and two daughters, Misses Thel-
r,a end Edna, drove into Oregon, on
Monday last for a visit with Mr.
Petree's mother, Mrs. Lucy A. Petree,
and his brother, Frank and family
Rev. Petree is now located at Union
City, Pennsylvania, and drove through
in his "Henry." He spent only five
DAYS actual driving on the trip from
his home to st. Joseph, Mo. On their
way they visited son and a daughter
who are teaching in Toledo, Ohio, and
q daughter in Springfield, Illinois; and
they are visiting relatives of Mr.. and
Mis Petree In St. Joseph, Oregon and
Gentry copnty.o They expect to start
back for their home some time next mex,
week wv tn y
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Business Announcement.

To the Publc:--Wc wish TO thank
you for the generous patronage en-
tended u during our first spring
season in Maryville.
We only expected TO get acquaint-
ed" in those localities where the Muir
ray Nurseries are not yet well known;
and are therefore pleased to have met
and transacted business with so many
people of Nodaway county, and espec-
tally TO have sent some Of our stock
into nearly every part Of .hc county.
Our coming 10 Maryvlle was not the
result Of u hasty decision. Our busi-
ness was too important and too well
established for that. We had this city
and territory in mind ever since the
establishment OF the State Teachers
College here; but our final decision 20
change the location Of our Nursery
Business was solely due 20 the closing
down Of the Oregon lnterurban Rail-
road the previous year. Our trade and
cur territory have grown 10 such pro-
portions that we could not hope tD
conduct our business from an inland
town.
The business Of the Murray Nur-
series was established In Hoh County,
Mo-, in 1850, by Hon. y. +. Murray,
for ten years president Of the Mis-
souri, State Horticultural Society, and
who had learned the business in boy
hood from his father, Hanson Murray,
whose farm was pioneer horticul-
tural experimental grounds IN the
vine-clad hills of Virginia, seventy
years ago. The present proprietor,
George r. Murray, having made life
study of nursery and horticultural
work land serving as Superintendent
Of Horticulture for Park College from
1902 to l905), became sole owner and
manager Of the business shortly after
the death Of his father, ". +, Murray,
which occurred in 1908.
During these past twelve years we
have supplied our patrons tens of
thousands of fruit trees, most OF which
are in bearing and many of them bear
ing for several years. During all thse
years we have given our patrons q
published promise To replace any fruit
tree variety that may prove untrue TO
label, or refund the purchase price.
The fact that we have not had single
claim presented Of any fruit tree or
vine having proven untrue, speaks vol
umes for our painStaking care and
supervision of stock. We are proud of
this record, which Is one of the founda-
tion stones of our splendid trade
among the farmers of Holt and An
drew counties.
We are here to serve the people Of
Maryvlle and all Northwest Missouri
4 -
The Holt County sentinel., 1921-06-24
Attended the Meeting.

DR.. Chandler returned from Colum-
bia, Wednesday morning, where he
was in attendance at the second an
nual conference for health officers,
Monday, Monday evening and Tuesday,
June 20 and 81. The meetings were
held in the new library building, and
sity. and were under the Joint auspices
of the School Of Medicine Of the Uni
versity of Missouri and the State
Board Of Health.
Members Of the State Board Of
Health. representatives Of the United
States Public Health Service, the In
ternational Health Board, Missouri
Health Officers Association and men,
bcrs Of the School Of Medicine Faculty
contributed TO make the program
valuable one.
Headouarters were at the Daniel
Boone Tavern, where banquet was
given the health officers by the faculty
Of the State University, Tuesday. at
1890 p. m.
sheriff Seeman left Tuesday eve
ming Of this week, armed with a re-
quisition, for Enid, Okla. TO bring back
I James Malani, who broke Jail here.
May Ia, in company with his pal,
James McDougal, charged with rob.
bing box car at Napier. Sheriff
seeman had received word from the
Enid authorities that they had him
under arrest, the arrest being made
June IA, Just one month after his es.
cape from the Jail here. No trace OF
McDouyal has been found yet.
The Holt County sentinel., 1921-06-24

quirements. There Is no questioning
the value Of good home nursery 10
any town or city. We are here TO do
our part, We believe in home enter
priScs and home institutions. and our
motto Is Buy II In Maiyville.'
Again, thanking, you, We are,
Respectfully yours,
MURRAY NURSERIES.
The foregoing Is from the Maryville
Tribune, Of Jrne l3, 1921, and may
give some Of our readers food for
thought.
The Holt County sentinel., 1921-06-24
Card Of Thanks.

We wish to express our heartfelt
gratitude to the people Of Fortescuc
and all other friends and relatives who
have assisted u during our recent be-
reavement as well as during the past
illness, and also for the beautiful floral
offerings,
II. II STUART AND CHILDREN.
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II will be given at the
II will be given at the
NJ. E. Church of Oregon, on
FRIDAY, JUNE "a
at SIS p. M.
at SIS p. NJ.

week. BUY.
Ample opportunity will be given to learn your A. b. cs
The Holt County sentinel., 1921-06-24

cane from the Jail here. No trace Oh
McDouyal has been found yet.
-,
Clifton Washington, Of Clarinda,
Iowa. the first colored child born in
our county, was here few days tnis
week on his annual pilgrimage 10 VISIT
his aged mother, Aunt Adellnc, now
81 years old, his brother and his wiies
relations, tho EnocN's. "Cliii'is now
81 and Is holding his own.
For Sale-A 7-passenger Stude-
baker car, good ~ new. Call on OF
address, Mrs. George 5. Stephenson
orcron, Mo. Route ..
/ Rev. +. T.. Wcndland has arrived
,o take charge Of the Evangelical
rhurchcs on Oregon Mission. This
work Is being served IN connection
with the Mound City circuit. Rev.
Nrudland T. q graduate Of the Evan
gclical Theological Seminary, Of Nap
cIvillc, Illinois.
3 Community Club meeting at
Woulvillc, Friday night. Mr. Mel,
head hog salesman for the Farmers
4 Union Live Stock Commission firm, OF
I 81. Joseph. will be there. Everybody
"'',I w !" Carroll and wife have return
oi rrn,, Alicn. Kansas, where they Wis
~ co. n wcck with Dennis McDcr-
mott ana family. They went by the
! Ford route.
! -Lost-Bctwccn Oregon and the
I pi.,,,ilic scbool house, package con-
4 tnininy two crochctcd scarf ends, and
SnnL and thread, Finder please re-
,,,r ,n CORENE ALLEN,
, Route I, Oregon, Mo.
! cI,r.,cc N Stevens and son,
,.h,snn ~ Cadiz. Ohio, are here
o, an cxtcndcd visit with the latter's
o"i,,,hcy Wv md aunt. ]. J. Lukcns
hnJ daughter. Miss Mabel.
""" Eor sale Al A Bargain-A good
t;tudcbakcr, 3.passengcr roadster, 1917
,oio, ,n gond running order-new
tires and new batteries. Car can he
seen M the garage in New Point, or
call on or address, L. G. Botkin, New
Pin, MA
The pulpit of Rev. +. J. Smith,
oo.,or ~ ,hc N. r. church, viii be oc-
nrnied ,cxt sunday evening. June 20,
n, 3 o'clock n. M, by Rev. Charles T..
49, =. ''oS" ~ Ilnion, Pennsylyania, who
ni,h III family arc visiting here with
S;s S" mother Mrs. Lucy A. Petree, and
bis brothcr. Frank and family.
,no hah, hov Tuesday June 2l. Or.
,,ne W"oI p"ps H. o,,sSndance This makes a
na,r mI"" ., hovs for uoyt and wife, and
~, ~, ar, L,nrv ne also are Grandpa
anei cranJmn a Enoex.
"''' Inst received n lot of the beautiful
nolly vnrdcn Aprons, in several
sLados and color designs at
''''''e' THE VARIETY, STORE.
II c cnok of Maitland, has been
- a. thc administrator OF the
'a,a " ~ tho lote Delorus Smith
~ Io,o, WcIn,y,e, who died May 81.
rL ond Co, 50 OOO was filed last
,, ,n o'"'
"e'1; cro,I,o,bcr lydia Baker, who
,o.oi,,od n slight stroke of paralysis
mo zen DAYS 400. Is now much better,
su"'e "" Lei 10 Ie,rp. She Is at the
- ~ hcr daughter. Mr.. and Mrs.
no'i' 1ounr
T. =; uavnr Post reyular Jrne meeting,
n,'.,', as,erroon Saturday, June
sS'"o % y, ." o,c,ock
So c,hooier p NJ. merchant
- .o'a,.aI hustler. Of Corning, was in
anu s','iyJ ia"Jaw leaking inter business
sow1, ,.,.. .'''''
"'a''Ct,ii cni op.DO JAND-Ten choice
S.,'oui %CoLoRspI oSPt " Cbeyenne cnNgWi Wells, in
tr,,,,, ~ - f,npN half Hare Ia
the NHrNi an" go ,.a,,, tha
The Holt County sentinel., 1921-06-24
PLAY IN FIVE SCENES.

Scene THE Betrotha.
Scene 1.-THE Announcement Party.
Scene lll-The Wedding.
Scene lV--The Quarrel.
Scene V--The Divorce.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-03-11
CORSETS-- ----SECOND FLOOR

e start one OF the greatest corset sales ever held in
are now carrying five different lines of corsets All of
g the very best lines Built for service and style
consisting of all sizes and styles will be laid on the bar
y ready-towear department and will be sold at exact
olnt to come in early Saturday morning if you are in
cts.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-29
NEWS OE SEAEORn.

PEELED to sell owing TO being unable 10
carry the fish over Sunday
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-29

Former Representative Walter r.
Hcarn, living between Scaford and George
town has purchased the -four mill, store
and dwelling Of w II Iltchens. NJ Con
cord, near here Purchase price IS not
made public
The degree team Of Liberty Bell Council
No. Fl. Jr @. t. \ NJ, of this town,
visited Hope Courcil. nj Brldgcvlllc. last
night. comforting degrees on large class
of candidates Scaford and Harrington
also sent candidates to the class adoption
Hobbs & Longcndvkc minstrcls Of this
town will present their entertainment at
Georgetown. tonight
4 slight fire occurred nj the office Of Or
Annie G. Shiplcv, Wednesday morning,
but was eNtinglishcd before much damage
was done
Carpenters began work Yesterday put
ting np tho framing At the now movie
theatre being erected here by " Ford
Breeding
Mrs William Chlpman Of Wilmington.
is visiting Mrs Irwin Chapman
Charles + Wiley, who has bccn m the
South for the past five months, returned
10 his home here yesterday
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-29
BRAt En-.

Brack-Ex. April % Brack-Ex M +.
Church choir met last evening for the first
rehearsal with the new leader, Clarence
r. McNcy
Sunshine Girls Of Rratk-Ex NJ T..
Church are rchcarsing for n musical TO be
given at the church
Tuesday evening class Of Marshallton
NJ T. Church attended prayer meeting
AZ Rrack-Ex NJ r. Church, Wednesday
evening.
Ellsworth II I.ongland has purchased u
Ford touring car
Mrs Natthcwson Elliott of Roselle
was taken to the Homeopathic Hospital
today for an operation
Miss Madeline Elliott who was seriously
III. has recovered
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-29
DELAW ARE CITY NEWS.

Delaware CITY. April % Miss Mary
Rowe. who WAS attending school Al Ridge
ley, Md has returned 10 her home Mt
Clark Corner
Mrs Franz Torbcrt and daughter. Nil
drcd, of Camden, \ J arc visiting her
sister Mrs Dorsey Hudson At Port Penn
Mrs Irene Wright teacher N st
Georges public school is arranging n re-
citaI with talent from Wilmington to hc
given under the auspices Of thr Home and
School Association in O @ + Hall
May 10
Town CounclI ~ tho regular meeting
Monday evening. viii CONSIDER the day
light saving plan
Yacht Scuatcr from Florida IN New
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-29
NEWS OF THE DAY
FROM THE STATE
Contract to be Awarded TOR Fire
Engine for Richardson
Park and Vicinity.
SCHOOL NEEDS MORE ROOM
rrom Every Evenings Correspondents

From Every Evenings Correspondents
Newark. April % ~ recent meeting
" Nclch Tract Community Club at
Weleh Tract school. Theodore I Martin,
state club leader. gave = talk on CONSOLE
dation and the mandolin club ~ Newark
High School gave several selections The
children gave a pIaNlct Ry Nmhlc Wit
and recitatlous were gwen hv Nlr,
nowncs and Mrs Lane
For somcttmc there has been talk ot
CONSOLIDATING this school with the Newark
schools wear age thcrc WAS considerable
sentiment IA favor - thus proposition but
sentiment Is nov SaId o. have changed
CONSIDERABLY Most nf the people IN the
district are sand Z" hc opposed now -
consolidating and prefer ~ remain at
Wclch f arrangement, can hc made for ar
additional room - that two teachers can
hc secured and a., seventh and rchth
grade taught thcr,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-29
LADIES' AID OF NEWPORT.

Newport tpr - The Ladies t,d
~ociet> II Newport VI r Church held
, meeting and ~.e 'a.' .vr,.ag IL thc
aamc If Nr and Mrs tIfrcd Craig in
hnrgc e thc .t.-'ainIncnt COMMITTEE
Nhich consisted Is Ms Lola LYMAN MIS-
sarah Bcusan and Nli~~ lora Thompsou
\ pleasing program vas furnished a~
follows
Coruct @,lo Mitchell Plcrs1r accom-
naucd Is, Nr, Htru plcr>or vocal solo
Mss Mare Nolac lu>trtutrtel .iu.
Margaret Harcan recitation Mis- Mar
rerct Burke ScIcCtiau hl tru Mrs Mary
Hayden Alfred ~pcnc, anil Wa-rtlt Gar
rctt game ~ advcrtRcme,.,~ IN which
Mrs Nsnc Young won IL, p-izc for hav-
iug tho highest number 30 correct aasV ers
Tho neat meeting Fl the ~ocictv VII hc
held 20 th, tom, 81 Mr., .lc>Sc Jones
The crt, rtaiuWeut comm ttcr for ucNt
month consists ei Mrs Harper Webb
Mrs Mar, Noung ard Miss Ma SccI~
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-29

the church on Sunday, June 10. The
sermon in the morning will be preached by
Rev Philip Cook. ID. d., Bishop of Del
aware; at the afternoon service an ad-
dress will be made by George c. Thomas,
Esq of the Diocese of Maryland.
Friends Of Bethesda NJ. T.. Church will
have "Get-togcthcr supper in the lee
turc room Of the church on Tuesday even
ing. May 3
Mrs John b Cicavcr and Mrs. Howard
A. Pool are in Washington. ID. G., attend
ing the National Congress Of Mothers and
Parcnt-Tcachcrs' Association now m sssi-
sion there
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-29
MARRIED YESTERDAY

Middlctown, April 20 Mr. Andrew
IindCll BeaSt0n has announced the mar
riagc OF his SISTER. Mary l.ionnc Bcaston to
MIR Herman Cochran. in Wilmington
Yesterday Tho bride wore y blue travel
ling SUIT They were accompanied by Miss
Blanche Lockwood. Victor Green. Llndcll
Bcaston and John + Cochran
Aftcr short wedding trip. Mr. ard Mrs
Cochran viii hc III home NJ 300 Nmc-
tccnth street \ W Washington ID G.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-29
To OBSERVE INSECT PESTS.

Newark April - Professor ..
Huughtca of pelawarr Collcgc was re-
rcntly appointed collaboration IF the
Bureau II Entomology nlt,d Nttt s
Department % agriculture for Delaware
and requested 20 ta>r ehargr - The rsert
pest survey Ohcsrvcr~ VIII &c selected o..
various part of the State who Will make
nscrvatlons and forward ,pvImf1,~ 4, Iu
uriou~ insects to Professor llouchi u
Ue vii make murthl, rcport- au The
survey q Washington
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-29
VISITS RY BISHOP COON.

Newport oct : R~hop Phrtp Cook
Nill make his inst VISIT t. old = laucs
lp~rnpal Church 'nter ~ud Na>
- n clock old 'ruc Mis- Mary
llci~cr soprano n Nt.uucton NIL surg
Ihr R-hyfs viii a. ri, e,'cir4, 9ri v3ll
confirm n large class to ts presented by
the rcc'or Rcv ! 7 Parks This his
touc church VIII ~ 1pl vcar- e'i lnuith
81 Jul,
Rlshop Cool ais Mill .l,.t II .lamcs
Church New port on Sunda, Nsv ! ~
80 clock m tho evening rev truc and
lll preach tho Sermon CHRIST Church
chor of Wilmington y sum rsh thcnu~lc
n spocIal muSIcal .nrNLcc
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-29

York aid vncht Alma. from Florida to
PhiladclI hia, passed through the canal
yesterday.
Clinton street has been repaired and is
now in excellent condition
Miss Mary ran, tcacherln the public
school is visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs
tirian of Smyrna
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-29
GLUTTED WITH TROUT.

Soai9rd Apl - eIut Of trout ln
the Sealurd fish market occurred ycotcr-
any. and this toothsou, fish dropped
rom Is cents per pound - 10 cent, per
pound hce large ONES bcing available
% this price The glut was caused by the
large catches beng mado ~ Slaughter and
Cedar Beaches
II the trout continue u run good il is
predicted they Will g even lower than
W cents per pound here, especially on
saturday, when the huckstcrs are com
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-29
re HARRISON PARK.

Richardson Park Apni - The work
~ cindorlRR Howard street from the Rich
ardson Park school house u thc Elmhurst
stnfrt distance of nearly a mile WAS
tarted Yesterday Several other thor
ouphiaftz ar e. b. recindered between
now aud thc firr ~ luns
The Parent Association viii hold bake
tomorrow from 80 NJ - ? 0 clock
f. ~
The recent pie and milk ,ocial gwen bv
the Five Puints hall team ncttec the club
about SIS
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-29
MIDDIETONN NOTES.

NIddctonu. >pnl % Rev NJ \
Fitzpatrick Of San lose California VIII
occupy the pulpit Of Forest Presbyterian
Church on SUNDAY both morning and
evening
TIE 2i6th anniversary service Of old
81 Nuuc'> 7 L Church Will hc held ~
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-29

There will be D reception for the mem
hers Of the w. q r.. on Mays ,atitiIe
home Of Mrs James II Gam at -
Georges
Miss Edith Berry. who was IN the Del
aware Hospital for the past week wa
brought home last evening and vii bc
nnnllulled on nago Z.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-29
NEWS or NEWPORT.

Newport April "a IT,. Voman
club ~ \cv port hold mCct1 Z ttI> ait,
fvron in tho Rcd Nj Han Mr. Char,-
81 Wcatherhv and Mn II 4 Tavlo-
we're ln charC, ~ entertainment for tbe
i ternoou ard the SIS 4ker Wa Mis-
lcnnlc Bacr chairman Hon / rononars
committee ~ stat, Federation 81 women :
Clubs
The Sunda, school clas> 1f Mro Chas
ing viii hold s ba.c. .urdas NOR
.rgat 100 cloc prpcc, to,o used * the
sunday school
Ladies AID society vii mold : bake III
rhC " { II headquarters on ~atur-
lay morning 81 I0 or..ek pro-
ce-szds for parSonagg improvements
Dr G & Co hc y lecture III New
plrt VI. / Churc. n,Nt 14,sQay evening
"u thc Geography and Topography of
Palestine
Mn : Magngan Nr, Charles Hughes
aud daughter. Beu.ah an3 Rottv. of
, dgemoor spent Tuesday nlth Aig>
George " seeds
Miss kathauuc FrIc, : VISITING Mn
William Rose ~ North Eat Nd
Mis-, MarN Scarborough Is now at Del
aware Hospital wherc she rccentlv IN
derwent a. operation ior appendicitis, and
quite III
Mir Harry Dempsey and daughter.
Pauline % Wimn g'pn, werc dinner
guests Of Mr and Mr. G ". McC larv
~ TUESDAY Mrs Dempsey left vcster-
day for Grcenvlle Texa- where she
wlll uat rclatives for about SIX weeks
Mn Harvey Gregg Is d guest Of Rev
and Mrs J II Nhcdbce of Cordova. Nd