The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-05-10
THE DAILY BANNER
CAMBRIDGE MD, MAY 10th, 1921
Brief Local News

Mr. Shirley Long, of Washington,
D. c., spent the weekend with
friends in this city.
Miss Margaret Matthews, return
ed to her home Saturday after hay
ing spent sometime in Baltimore.
Mrs. John H. Orr, left on the boat
! Sunday evening en- route for her
| home in Flushing, L. l., where she
will visit relatives.
Mrs. W. E. Phillips and little
daughter, Betty. left this morning
for Baltimore where they will spend
sometime as the guests of re-
! latives
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard T. Naylor,
| who spent the weekend as the guest
| of DR.. and Mrs E. A. Jones, Oakley
! Street, have returned to their home
in RuXton.
There will be a festival Thursday
afternoon and evening at Trinity
! Church, Stewards. The public is
| cordially invited to attend and en-
| joy the event.
| Mrs. Beach Smith and daughter.
Miss Edith, left Sunday night en-
route for their home in Crawford, N.
| j., after visiting Mr.. and Mrs. John
H. Orr, Choptank Avenue.
Lieut.. and Mrs. Oscar J. Phillips
| and little son Denny Powell of Nor
folk, Va, are visiting Lieut.. Phil
| lips parents, Capt. and Mrs. Luther
B. Phillips Locust street, this city
What promises to be one of the
best baseball games of the season
will be played at Athletic Park, Fri
day afternoon when our rival team
Salisbury High will try to break
the winning streak of the Cambridge
High.
State Senator Charles H. Gibson is
spending a few days in Cambridge.
1t is said that the Senator, who is
member of Washington legal firm, is
looking after his political fences be-
ing anxious to be reelected to the
MARYLAND Senate as the Dorchester
county representative in the upper
branch.
The State Convention of the Pa
triotic Sons of America will meet this
year in Cambridge, the dates belns
August 3-4 and 5th. 1t is expected
that several hundred delegates ana
visitors will be here for the event
and the members of the local branch
of the order are already busy making
nlans for the entertainment OF the
visitors.
Beckwith Camp Meeting will be
held August 9Th to 14th inclusive:
For good music, instrumental ana
vocal, inspiring preaching and the
best of fellowship come to the camp.
The complete program will be pup
lished in this paper later. Inc Re!.
o. T. Baynard, pastor in chafSe' Is
completing arrangements to MAKE
this wear one of the best in the MS
tory of the camp.
One of the great needs of the aver
age man and woman OF TO-DAY
backbone: the moral backbone tnat
will give them the courage to stana
I'D for that which they believe TO De
right and to fight against tha'
which they believe to be wrong. no"
many there are who are Simply
drifting along with the crowd, atralu
to speak out afraid to strike out 1or
themselves; afraid to voice tnelr
own sentiments for fear they may
"get in wrong"
PreSlQenC L. Mui uoNh' VI :.
G.. & A. Railway Company was IN
Cambridge today and met number
of the business men of this city ana
the farmers in the vicinity and DIS
cussed with them the boat service on
the Choptank River route. AFTER
considerable discussion Mr.. Murdoch
who is also General Manager, stated
that an additional steamer would De
mt on the route for the berry seq
SON starting next week running 1a
from Baltimore to Denton and re-
turn. leaving Baltimore TUESDAYS
THURSDAYS and Saturdays and Cam
bridge Monday, Wednesday and FIJI
day evenings.