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The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-06-10

Nom tNI iIUuluuH ftfu recently had
been drowned fnn lu pfrcrtns
fpctptufe un1 fii wore al ltfeD
n ls mot inUNn NhDihrr any ~ The
ESCAPED ,Qnvets WtUe from This see
uar though knUwn tlmt two ncn
cnnYctod az fs, rrDeni t'im 90 nl ui-
nal district rru bad 0ccn sent tn the
farm f0ih wheh tno dtiters waH
made
The annual meeting o. the Texas
faI l-st,fiiNN D.. lp ns hplu al rtt
ANtnn.o fo fnr day SECESSION iui,
ano u Caudr iolhrd ~ houstoa
uId innnrsIt a l.a ale christi H. prtl-
ldoU. OF tm sof aston judge roiiuf
ia thc faDtut puryhua,l 90 the street
Which wont indeI the hammer at re-
ceNtl sllr
I've dcsefters from the arny were
p.titd up hs Nhr. ut iDiltc Welsh.
plfei uifr .he neu iaf Nan Nut1uio
yestudaH
n r rarwood o. siatcn vas ia
tuln chisi Yesterday Nir hat
u.nd Nae MS GnN arro4 DIR cot on,
saftl 81. rad the bcsf crop he had
cs,t htd s,nco newng cotton. i'
sfntse rftn,r 10 nothing interior. q
,yiii Do, making hp eNpect,d hAl, io.
thg aOrp ou Isis farm All oreps m ,Hat|
section he stated was ae soa 'nlid
D., fonnd anywhere.
As an Indication % The devclop nent
of Corpus Christi during tA' post f,w
years rostoffee receipts Hrc niriY
good ird.ratioH Nn animation uf
tht nof1l f,eNinie fur 1909 shNw o. fN.
tal of fIa3f4cs rl, teopts far 200,
N6af 1890 Shove tr n.UelHr OBS fflli..
us Th, .rclHs r-o Nsr. ssev'5
g. N. Cummings ard wife have sold
to e. o. Wortell lot % block @ Paul
Count addition th, confederation as
.h0ei r thn decd he.nf sou
BLANKS for arYiica,ion ~ tormor
rrrtlc, msu fof Nintu5t lnodai- hHv,
been received Ht sed CrD-4 hoadpuAl
ters in Corms ch nt These 1in!i
Wt1nt h,rr hef ofoiore h,e madc
through rcoruitng ofnrcM al garous
stations hui since INC w!tnG -nw'u n
many recruiting oDh0 fuHiia.tian
ann Doc mud, fhoneh ttc lioa 'to-s
Al ehn wrre in nt -,friro hetwrrn
the dates oi ANA G iqiI fnd Noeeui
hor % of tho saufc yrt aro entitled
80 th, medals and thcs Nnn ht pro.
CURED hy applying to fhr RrI cross
49, ~ d. C-.-... ,,,.t.-l... .,.or,
inr Dsfendtd Gn ineuniiuu to thr sumo
mel rormN atfradanlt q" hg eues's of
thr p D. fnHie'y ot fhr ifes Hal
tiff church fn tn $3.50 w hlh ridr over
tho citN Tho iuyiwru vts accepted
purine thc afternoon 'n, drivc over
thn .iiy and ouuliua pUin.s off i-
tcrcet was taken. thc automobiles he-
INK decorated with whit, strvnmcta
4 large aumher Of carH We're employed.
Good progress Is being made on the
hrinr, wO-k IN, county i- esNine done
on thc hirnWays undD construction
Work hls hoen started on the bridge
at Hnuluotc ctock
DURING last month there vas receiV-
cd in the county nil total of a' pfia
oncrs Of this nlmh'a fHtrcn have boon
released ns mahInr bond 49, serving r.
purDJ limo 1h,rD lrc now q. re
mninur
a marria1c license was ssued yes
tordnN GAP Fclipc Nola and i.oln Garcia
The meeting Of tho Commercial as
snclaflou which wns Hhls, boon held
ftf .i.t nl gl
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-06-10

Joe llalsua of Gregory was in the
,iy yesterday md.ine tine uip hy
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-06-10

The American Legion has mot
q serioue loss in the sudden death
of Us able commander in ehicf.
Mr. Galhrai'h had the rare com.
hnatiou 90 executive anil politi.
rai wisdom which is necessary TO
the moulding into form OF the
power which lies iu me thousands
az members Of his organization.
Tie was strong man in council
and am able ono la presenting the
policies which were determined
npon Ia work done az Washing
fnrs
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-06-10

iaI t.spttl...H 81 va b., nplu At .ea.
ANton.o us 900 day s'ssior iui,
g. ano u Caudr rolhfd ~ houstoa
ulId ionnrs.f N fHHue christi h. prti-
idDU. Dr .m soH tom iutau foiitf
Be- thc reusut purchaser ~ ihe street
railw4S a tom 10 corpu1 Christi
Which went under the hammer at re-
cUiFtIa elle
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-06-10

I've dcsefters from tho asny were
pltied 800 R ch.e. ut rDilep Welsh.
"Wednesday mfht Dfu,rr Esft dc-
pufei vfe lhe ueu fer San Nntanlo
yt.t0idHa
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Pome by Skinny Martin
ADDING INSULT TO INJURY
THE DAILY NOVELETTE,
An Old Mans Gold
BY X. RAY BAKER

Mrs. Frances Sparks had made up
Ser mind. Her love for Kathryn, her
laughter, had triumphed over her
avarice.
Perhaps avarice is too harsh a term.
Mrs. Sparks by no means worshiped
money. 1t was simply question of
having to get money some way. else
the Sparks family, consisting of Fran
ces and her nineteen year -old Gaugh-
ter, would founder on the rocks OF
financial ruin. Their last resources had
been consumed in the desperate effort
to keep the old home and continue
Kathryns college education. and th,
mother had gone to work in a milli-
merry store. Still. the expenses ovc;-
balanced the income.
Providentially, It seemed, Nathan
Gordon returned from Alaska we'll sup
piled with precious metal or its equiv
alent IN paper about the time Kathryn
came home for her summer vacation.
Mrs. Sparks had known Nathan years
ago when they went to the same school
and naturally she made Kathryn ac-
quainted with the returned prospecto or
when the three met on the main street
Of Rutherford.
Mr.. Gordon seemed strangely at
tracted to Kathryn at the start. and
before Mrs. Sparks woke up TO the
meaning of things he was calling az
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NORRISTOWN

Miss Caroline NJ. Bradley, of 629 Astor
street, and Mr.. Walter Robinson, Of 62I
Astcr street. wero married on Thursday y
In 81. Patrick's rectory. The Rev. Fran.
els l.. Carr offciated at the ceremony
The bride was attended by her niece
Miss Caroline Bradley, as maid of honor
After a wedding trip Mr.. and Mrs
Robinson will live in this section.
The marriage of Miss Sarah Adelaide
Henning, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ben
jamin J. Henning, of 522 Green street
and Mr.. James Joseph Greenlee, son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Greenlee, OF
Haverford. took place at Bryn MawI
on Wednesday. The bride was attended
by Mrs. James " Mcdonald and the best
man was Mr.. Charles Greenlee, brother
of the bridegroom. Upon their return
from wedding trip to Atlantic City
Mr.. and Mrs. Greenlee will live in this
city. The bridegroom served overseas
during the war with the Seventy-ninth
Infantry.
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Nancy lynne Ta!t' Of the E"sasemen. Of the Req
Walter George Read and Miss Mwiel MacCready,
Of Boston, Other Matters OF Interest

daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. James Starr.
at her home, Olney avenue, Gernan'
town, will return to her home In Boston
today. Mr.. and Mrs Starr and Miss
Starr will leave the latter part of this
month for Nova Scotia, where they will
spend the remainder of the supmer
Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard Nolan, 1914
North Eleventh street, celebrated the
sixth anniversary of their wedding at
their home last Friday evening by. giving
nan and Mr., Thomas Murphy assisted In
entertaining.
Miss Annabelle Wood, Miss A. Marjory
Taylor, Miss Frances w. Leech, Miss
Caroline d, Nixon. Miss Elizabeth Nixon,
Miss Sarah Mclean, Miss Lucretia s.
ris will return today from Northfeld,
Mass, whore they attended the North
field Converence.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alan d. Wilson. Of 1s41
Spruce street and Pear Grove House,
yillanova,. left yesterday on trip
through tho Canadian Rockies.
Mr.. and Mrs Adam Southern Con.
way, OF Bryn Mawr avenue, Bala, have
gone to Ventnor where they have opened
their house for the summer
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford p. Allen, Jr., Of
7101 North Broad street, announce the
marriage of their daughter. Miss Ethel
Allen, to Mr. Joseph Hammond Reese,
on Thursday.
Among tho early July weddings was
that solsmnized last evening in
West Philadelphia, when Miss Lillian
Weissbrod, of 6246 De Lancey street.
was married to Mr.. Leon Strumpf. Of
1910 West Lehigh avenue. The Rev A.
Winokur performed the ceremony, which
was attended by a number of the rela-
tives and friends of bride and bride,
groom Among those present were Mr.
and Mrs. Weissbrod, Mr.. and Mrs
Strumpf and their daughter and son,
and Mr.. 5. Mass Of New York
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SOCIAL ACTIVITIES

Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur L. Morgan. OF
Wheeling, w. Va, announce the en-
nsement of their daughter. Miss Mary
Eleanor Morgan. aud Mr.. David Alex
Under Kay OF West Chester. Pa. -
Mr.. and Mrs. William T. Dixon. Jr., Of
5reen Point, Nd, are entertaining a
.ouse party over the weekend. Among
DE guests from this city are Miss Jo-
@ephine Crisneld Miss Margaret N. Paul,
q, Cooper Smith and Mr. John Zane,
trs. Dixon will be remembered as MISS
killie H. Crisfeld, daughter of Mr.. and
drs ]. A. Pearce Crisfeld, Of East Gra-
PRS lane, Chestnut Hill.
Mr.. and Mrs Samuel ]. Williamson.
Germantown. announce the engage
psnt Of their daughter, Miss Edith S.
fld, OF Swarthmore.
pd Mrs. Henry Neill Paul, of East
raver's lane, Chestnut Hill, Is enter
llnlng house party at Cape May over
dependence Day.
Siiss Louise Dixon, daughter Of Mr..
po Mrs. I, Henry Dixon, of Rhodora,
aestnut Hi. will leave on July 16 for
naan, ~ Y, where she will spend a
I.h,ght as the guest of Miss Chris.
rhelps, Of New York. at her sum
home., MISS DIXON will later attend
hatonal tennis matches at Forrest
~ 4. !. Mr.. and Mrs. Dixon will
end August at Winter Harbor, Me.
MT and Mrs Erwin Agnew Fiero, who
Deeh living for some time in Ches.
aIe visiting Mrs, Fiero's parents,
anu Mrs. Elliston Perot, at their
., tzo West School House lane, Ger.
~, own M Mrs. Fiero was Miss Mar.
e' Morris Perot.
slnua "u MRS. Algernon r. Clapp, 1908
at street., are spending the sum-
~ oheir cottage at Cape May.
NV, Louis Audenried and her daugb-
ss ss Sas WIlllamina w. Audenried, and
~ oarah b. Wentz, of 1900 De Lancev
Ma VINO are spending the summer
are at present at Lake Como,
fhe Zane, oanet Fatine, who spent a week
eUes' Oh Miss Sarah Logan Starr,
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Sparks chose not to wait. Ehe couI1
never face them now. Ber plan 6f
action had not been shaped. f
When she saw that she could NOT
outdistance her pursue7s, Frances
stopped the car by the road and ron
into the woods, treading well -traveled
path. Presently she came to clearing
In which stood big oak with it's trunk
grotesquely shaped into seat. She
sank into this natural chair, hoping
she would not be found.
As she sat there the problem Of her
daughters welfare suddenly left her
mind and she became conscious that
memories of the past were crowding
in on her. And no wonderi This was
the place where her class at school
had held n picnic ages ago and she
had sat on this same oaken trunk with
Nathan Gordon. 1t made her smile In
spite of her anxiety.
The smile fed. however, when she
saw Nathan himself approaching In
company with Kathryn. The latter
Jagged behind while the former APP
preached the oak
Now I've got you," he said tri-
umphantly and smiling broadly. ~
called today to ask you a very serious
question and I'm going to have the an
swer here and now"
'1Ie1 pDuIhb uFhu bttultu
with the strains Of Fan old mans gold.
At bay, she was determined to fight for
her daughter.
Il know your question:" she said,
her Indignation bursting forth. You
want to marry Kathryn, and all | can
say is you ought to be ashamed Of
yOurself--a man of your years and
youngster not yet out of college who
has the best years Of her girlhood ahead
of her.
Nathan lifted his eyebrows In
amazement. He was speechless for a
moment. but gradually that fascinating
smile returned and he spoke quietly:
You are laboring under a misappre-
hension, Frances. ] have no such de-
signs on your daughter. 1t is this way.
My son Alfred attends the same coll
lege as she. and they have become fond
Of each other. They had little dis
me about the trouble. | came here to
see II l couldn't patch the matter up,
feeling that ] was a friend OF the
family. / believe my mission Las been
n success.
But something new had developed.
When | saw you ! realized that l loved
you, the same as I did years ago when
you and ] sat on this very tree trunk.
| told Kathryn / wanted to marry you,
but she said she wouldn't let me. All
this time I've been trying to get her
consent. and my arguments and plead
ings finally have won. No, j don't
care to marry your daughter. I'll leave
that to my son. The person I want to
marry is you
This time it was Mrs. Sparks who
was amazed. She did not answer for
little while. but sat picking at the
bark Of the oak. her eyes downcast.
"I'll-I'll have to think it over" she
finally said. but her mind was made up.
Next complete novelette-Dareen
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MOORESTOWN

Mr.. Paul Otter Is a guest of Rev
and Mrs. Frederick Warden at Beach
Haven, N. j..
Mrs. Lowry is a guest Of Mr.. and Mrs
Henry Middleton at Beach Haven, N. J.
The marriage Of Miss Emily Le Coney
and Mr.. William French took place In
the Baptist Church on Thursday evening
performed the ceremony, which was
followed by large reception. After a
wedding trip Mr.. and Mrs. French will
make their home on West Main street
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were Mr.. John Mexican, Mr.. Harry Car
ter, Mr.. William Beilman and Mr..
Thomas Jacobs. The Rev. A. r. Crow
ell performed the ceremony.
JAcKsoN--RyDER
A pretty wedding took place on
wednesday afternoon at o'clock at
the Church Of the Epiphany, Eleventh
and jackson streets, when Miss Regina
I. Jackson. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
George jackson, OF 111s Mexican street,
become the bride OF Mr. william II.
Ryder, son of Mr.. and Mrs. william
Ryder, of 1875 Rowan street, Nicetown.
Monsignor James Nash ofIiciated. Miss
and Miss Frances Jackson was brides.
maid. Mr.. Joseph Il. Jackson acted as
best man. After the ceremony a reception
was held at 2233 South Twelfth street.
After an extended wedding tour, Mr.. and
Twelfth street
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ALONG The READING

Mr. and Mrs. Jacob s. Hett, of Logan,
announce the engagement of their daugh-
ter, Miss Elisabeth Hett, to Mr.. George
r. Kingeter. Jr., of this city.
Mr. and Mrs. Leo II. Heimerdineer
and their family, of Alberle, Melross,
will leave today for Maine. where they
will spend the month at Summit Springs
Hotel, Poland.
Mrs, Eugene Wolf and her daughter,
Miss Margaret Wolf. of wyncote road,
Jenkintown, will spend week with
Mrs. Joseph Moos at Ventnor, N. T.,
before leaving for Rochester, N. Y,
where they will spend the remainder OF
the summer visiting Mrs VOLTS parents,
Mr.. and Mrs Moses Carson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerome G. Rothschild.
Of Jenkintown. had as their guests re-
Gently Rabbi and Mrs. James G. Heller,
who are living In Cincinnati.
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GER M ANTOWN

Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Clifford Cutler.
Jr.. of $50 East Maryland street, will
spend the weekend in Ocean City. Mrs.
Cutler will be remembered as Miss
Frances Oakford Ray.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter f. winslowy and
their son. Master Walter E. winsow
Jr.. Of SAT East Maryland street, will
spend the weekend in Wildwood, N. J.
and Mrs. George Gilner, of East High
land avenue. left yesterday to spend the
summer at Camp Owaissa. Pocono
Pines, Pa. Mr.. and Mrs Gilner will
spend the weekend motoring through
New York
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-02
NORTH PHILADELPHIA

Mr.. and Mrs Alexander Gusdorff and
their son. of 1882 North Broad street.
will leave this week for their cottage
In Chelsea, N. j., where they will re-
main for two months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip y. Arnold. of
1852 North Seventeenth street, an.
nounce the engagement of their sister,
Miss Fay Trompetter. to Mr.. Charles S.
Landau, of this city. No cards have
been sent out
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Engel, Of 1891 Ok
ford street, announce the engagement of
their daughter. Miss Helen Engle, to
Mr. ELY J. Epstein, formerly of Cleve-
land and now Of this city.
Mrs. George NJ Miedel, of 171s Mont.
ment OF her daughter, Miss Nannefte
stevens Miedel. to Mr.. Fred F. RenninS
ger. son of Mr.. and Mrs. George Ren.
ninger. OF Glenside. i>e"'
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AHERN-REDFORD

A pretty wedding took place in st.
Agatha's Church on Tuesday when Miss
Sarah A. Redford. daughter of Mrs.
Catherine Redford. of 500 North For
Edward ]. Ahern, Jr., son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward J. Aherp, Of 1910 Fair
mount avenue. Tho ceremony and the
nj ptial mass which followed took place
signor NJ. C. Donovan. rector of st.
Agatha's Church. Miss Geraldine Red
ford attended the bride as maid of honor
and Mr.. Robert J. Conway was the best
man. A wedding breakfast was served
for the Immediate family. The bride and
bridegroom are spending their wedding
trip in Virginia, the former home OF the
bride.
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kENSINGTON

Miss Ray Eageson, of Nutley, n. j..
Mrs Mary Mitchell, Of 2512 Frankford
avenue.
Mrs. q. Sanderson and her family,
East Allegheny avenue and G. street. are
at wildwood for the summer
Mr.. and Mrs. William ]. Jones. Jr.,
and their family OF 2016 East Allegheny
avenue, will spend the Fourth of July
holidays at Atlantic City.
DIR. and Mrs. John Folz have returned
from their wedding trip, spent in touring
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RAsFORD-FORRESTAI.

The wedding of Miss Elsie Mae For
restal, .2414 North Nineteenth street. and
Mr.. D. Bert Basford, of this city. took
place at the c. c. Hancock Memorial
Methodist Church on Wednesday eve-
ming The bride was given in marriage
town. The maid of honor was Miss
Katherine Lackey Hirsch, and Miss ].
Beatrice Forrestal and Miss Letitla
Wolf were bridesmaids. The flower girl
was Miss Violet Lovensten Mr.. Walter
Billings was best man, and the ushers
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GANsZ-sCHLoENpoRN
LEwIS-SAVADORB

The wedding Of Miss Bertha Savadore
and Mr.. Benjamin Lewis took place al
the home of the brides father, Tray
more Hall, Franklin street and Colum'
bia avenue, on Wednesday evening. The
Getson, as matron of honor. Mr.. Levi,
was attended by his brother, Mr.. Arthur
Lewis The two flower girls were Mis-,
Sylvia Savadore, sister of the bride, and
Miss Hortense Weinstein, niece of the
bridegroom. Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis left foi
a trip through the North and will be a
home after July lb
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YARDLEY

The Yardley branch Of the Southeast
en Chapter American Red Cross, will
East sufferers.
Mrs, Sarah Ross is visiting friends in
Washington
Mr. and Mrs. William Applegate will
spend the Fourth of July in Long Branch
with the Rev. and Mrs. Lake,
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SOUTH PHILADELPHIA

Mr.. and Mrs. Murphy, of 5427 Regent
street, are receiving congratulations on
the birth of son, Charles Murphy.
Mrs. Murphy will be remembered as
Miss kathryne Dougherty. daughter of
Mrs. Dougherty, of 1907 Federal street.
Mrs. Dale Porter and her nephew,
Master George Richards, Of 2215 Win
ton street, are spending the summer at
their cottage. 21S East Maple avenue,
Wildwood, n. J.
Mr.. Howard Keenan,, of 2234 South
seventeenth street. has gone to Wildwood
to remain during July and August.
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LITTLE
BENNY'S
NOTE BOOK
BY Lee Pape
THE PARK AVE. NEWS
BY Lee Pape

weather. Fearse.
Exter! MYSTERIOUS Black Hand
Note! Exter! A MYSTERIOUS letter
signed with n black hand was stuck
under Loretter Miners frunt door
last Wensday threatening to kidnapp
her If she don't stop taking singing
lessins with the parler windows open.
Business and Financial. Leroy
Shooster lost a cent last Satidday and
vile he was hunting for it he found
a dime. He says he Is thinking Of
losing another cent and trying 1t agen
for a investment.
sissiety. Mr.. Benny Potts squerted
his back yard with a hose last Satid-
day aftinoon. Amung those present
who took off all their possible clothes
to get squerted on was Mr.. Artie Alix.
ander, Mr.. Sid Hunt, Mr.. Charles
!Puds) Simkins, Mr.. Ed. Wernick and
Mr.. Lew Davis.
Pome by Skinny Martin
ADDING INSULT TO INJURY
o its fearse TO be sick in winter
And its fearse to be sick in the fall,
But IL j had to be sick in vacation
Id rather not get sick at all.
Spoarts. The Invisibles PLAYED the
Park Wonders last Thersday, the score
being 30 to 30 favor nobody wen the
game was called on account of Skinny
Martin socking the ball 40 hard 1t split
In half in 2 directions.
Bewtihll lamp shades made Of potato
baskits and red paper. Is cents apeece
II you sipply the materials, otherwise
20 cents. Advertisement
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CHESTNUT HILL

Mr.. and Mrs. Walter H. Deisroth. 234
East Highland avenue, left yesterday to
spend the summer at the Bellevue. Ocean
City. ~ ].
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph S. Myers, of East
Highland avenue, are the guests OF Mrs.
Myers parents, Mr.. and Mrs George Il.
Campbell. of Bethlehem pike, White
marsh. for the summer.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES


naDt1st
THE TEMPLE -----
aG6S aaGroad an. and Berks SITS. $1,000 North).
RflSs RDms s Sf the Grace Baptist Church.
nSSSELL II. CONWELL, Pastor.
VIM DYRE McCURDY, Asso. Pastor.
y yI,, MARRIN N HANNA. Musical Director.
fFEDERlCK STARKE. Organist.
nj; McCurdy viii preach 1880 A. NJ
The Fetters of Freedom" 7:45-''yyhai
Money Cannot Buy" ""a'
The musical program will be sung nv
Paul J; Breedy. Tenor. and Thomas Ste.
vens. baritone. both noted out-of-town
Morning program
Tenor solo. why Feel DISCOURAGED :.
Hymn.
Baritone solo. "out OF the Depths. =" Scott
Duet SO Thou Grievest." Stalner.
Evening program
Tenor solo. THE Soft Southern Breezs :.
Barnby, "e'
Baritone solo. 'Wondrous the Story"
Reichardt. ''
Duet The Crucihx." Faure.
Prayer Meeting Friday at 3 p NJ
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Photo by Phillips Studio

by automobile through the New England
states, and are at home at 3129 Frank
ford avenue.
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PHOTOPLAYS

nDOIJn 52D 4 THOMPSON SITS.
ATOLLo MATINEE DAILY
M-Anna O Nilsson, 'WhatWomenWin Do
Anna O. Nilsson. What Women VIII Do
w.-CarIyle Blackwell in "The BurEiar =,
T.-Lois weber's what Women VIII 20
F,-Iois weber's 'Nhat Women Will Do
81 Paige & Spec. Cast in"Black Bessuty
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NIXON SD AND MARKET sTs, :
--li"ssIo Love in "Thc Mldlandrrs%
T -B"ssi" Love In THE MidInnders"
W .!iessic Love In "The Midlnndprs"
T--HHru'd Lloyd in .'No,y or Sarsr,,
- Harold Lloyd in Now or Nsyern
S,-liaroid Lloyd in "Now or Never"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-02
Protestant Episcopal

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