The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1922-07-18
The DAILY BANNER
CAMBRIDGE, MD, JULY IS. 1922
i,riet Local News

Mrs. Sewell Johnson of st. Louis
is visiting relatives i'll Cambridge.
.lrs Josiah L. Kerr, j.; Spending
few DAYS III Baltimore. or business.
Mr.. Roger C. Robinson is vlsltlns
relatives at Golden Hill and Taylor
Island.
DR.. and Mrs. John Mace are spend
ing few days at the Del-Mra, ocean
City, Md.
Miss Rena Peca, of Philadelphia
is the guest of Miss Rosalie Prag, al
her home on Race street.
Miss Celeste Spedden, of Mt. Hol-
ly. is visiting friends and relatives
in Baltimore and Plmllco.
Mr.. Edgar Harrington, returned
nome last right after having sp'n d
short time ar Warrenton, Va.
Sheriff and Mrs. Ira Wheatley and
daughter. Edna have returned nome
after taking a short business trip.
Miss Elizabeth Marvey, who mas
been visiting Ill Georgetown, Del
has returned IL her home IN inns
city.
| Miss Nettie V. Mace has returned
home after spending severa' weeks
with friends in washington and An
EapoliS.
Mr.. Carlton Meekins was pas
senger- on the boat Sunday night lot
| Baltimore, where he has accepted
| position.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Parks. OF
Baltimore are spending several days
Lott n
in Cambridge.
Mrs. M. A. Wright, of Warrenton,
! Va, is visiting her son. Mr.. I. NOBLE
! Wright, at his home on Belvedere
avenue, this city.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Hirst and
| daughter, Miss Elizabeth. have ar
! rived home after spending the week
end at Ocean City.
! Mrs. Harry NJ Jones and son,
Harry, Jr.. of Leonardtown: Md, are
visiting Mrs. Jones mother, Mrs. W.
E. Simmons, Willis street.
Mr.. Miles Woolford, is spending a
few DAYS with his family at Ocean
City, after which he will visit in Viz
+! ginia and Southern Maryland.
Miss Doris Jones, of Church Creek
mas TeluI4Su " hSi hoAS
depending several days with Mrs.
J. Alonza Wrightson Town Point.
Mrs Joseph Robbins and little
! daughter Doris, has returned to- her
home in this city, after visiting Miss
Clara Taylor. at her home at Town
Point.
Mrs. fancy Hurlock and children,
| Roger, Katherine and Jean, OF Phi
adelphia, are spending week with
Mr.. Hurlock's mother, Mrs. A. V.
! Hurlock, at her home on Glasgow
street.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard Messix and
/ two sons, Taylor and Bernard, OF
| Queen Anne, Md, spent few days
last week with thei raunt and uncle,
! Mr.. and Mrs. Marion r. Taylor at
! Town Point.
Miss Naomi Seward, who has been
spending sometime at the home of
| her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Sew
ard. Maryland avenue. lett Sunday
for Wilmington, Del. She was ac-
companied by Miss Jean Seward,
who will spend few days with her.
"The Love Charm" ct the Arcade
theatre introduces, Wanda Hawley as
star to local audiences. She is
clever,and beautiful. The story is. a
good :jene-you should not fail to
see it The comedy is good and the
Selznick News .pleases. Tomorrow
and Thursday. Goods Crucible.'
Every man, woman and child with
| American. blood in their veins will
enjoysseeing Mark Twain's greatest
literary triumph, "a Connecticut
Yankee in King Arthur's Court
which is showing for the last time at
the Grand Opera House tonight.
Only one show tonight starting the
feature at SIS.
! The many friends Of Mr.. Ivy L.
| Phillips, manager of the Phillips
Hardware Co., will be glad to learn
that his condition is very .satisfac-
tory following the operation which
was performed at the. Hospital early
this morning. Mr.. Phillips had not
been feeling well for quite little
while but his condition was not con-
| sidered serious until yesterday after
| noon when he became quite il lat the
store and was removed to his home
I on Oakley street. DR.. Lewis was
! hurriedly summoned from Baltimore
arriving very late at night and de-
cided that an operation was neces-
sary. He is resting comfortably to-
day and his physicians state that if
| there are no unexpected develop