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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-06-05

Fargo, N. D., June 6,-Twsnty-f ye
ri tbs crack fre lighters Of the OH
volunteer departments. who held In.
5tesnationai speed records, Will dash.
down Broadway, laying hose and
starting water. playing on approx.
matoly the ga Me spot thatfthe are OF
1898, started, az a$feature of the lie.
gi0p Fire, Festival Tuesday. the 2atb
anniversary Of the Are that wiped out
practically the entire business dis:
trict. Old hose reels have been res
urrected, and the apparatus OF thirty
years ago will be used in the run,
even to the lashy uniforms.
Twenty minutes after the crack run
horse-drawn apparatus Of ten years
later, at the heels of Sam and Dewey,
sohly remaining horses Of the cid d.
psttnent. will gallop. down Broad
way to N. P. avenue and repeat the
hose work, while right aver them
sections OF. .tha Fargo and Moorhead
modern departments. on trucks will
roar down the street ana turn ssv-
erat streams on the Moody building,
A parade with floats from civic ant
lodge bodies, Rotary, Kiwanis and
Lions clubs Of Fargo and Mborhead,
seven bands. including the official
state American Lagoon hand from
Casselton, Boy Scouts and companies
Of the North Dakota national Guards
will open festivities in the morning,
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Pour e, Bodies Of the General
Lodge Will Open ses-
sions Tuesday Morning.

A nplmber u the thousand OF more
delegates who are expected here for
the annual sessions Of the Grand
Lodss. 1.o. g. F.. the Rebekah AS
semnsy. rue Grand EncaH,pment and
today and trains this evening and
Tuesday are expected to bring many
more. -. - -
The c~onvention will open with a
meeting Of the Grand Encampmsnt
at the Odd Fellows hall Tuesday
morning at 10 O'clock. and thu SEES
sl1ns Will continue through until
THURSDAY evening. .
w The convention will be one Of the
largest that has been held lhere in
some time. and local lodge members
have made preparations to entertain
at least a thousand delegates and
visitors: The city auditorium, the
Odd Fellows hail, the city hall and
this knights of Pythias hall will be
utilized for holding the various ses-
aims
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DANCE THURSDAY i
AT FAIR GROUNDS
CO. IN" BENEFIT

As a benent for. Company M, a
community dance will be staged at
the fair grounds on, Thursday night.
The men of Company M will cave
during the latter part Of this week
for the Rock Island military reserva-
ton at Devils Lake for a 15-day
training period
Julius F.saBacon, Arnold Berg and
DR.. w. H Withersttne are members
Of q. committee from tho Commercial
club, appointed to take charge of the
dance. Proceeds from, the event will
go toward a mess fund.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-06-05
|BUI|R!'T|NE|''S'''S '' Is
IN THE CITY
First District Congressman
Arrives Here t. Attend to
Business Matters.

~ -EtsNF H L E@-+. NaLfEs-
CONGRESSMAN o. B. AWt.ess. Re-
publican nominee for r~a-slectioA. ar
rived in Grand Forks LAT night to
attend Ito business matters: MES.
Bartness accompanied him: as far as
Detroit. MINI, where she is visiting
hex parents. She will come to Grand
Forks in 9 short time.
MI. Burtness said today that the
length of his stay in Grand Forks de-
pended upon the progress the senate
makes with the tarin and bonus bills.
The house has practically completed
it's work, and will begin three-day re-
cesses to give the senate an oppor-
tunity to catch up with its labors. In
dications are that h tariff and
bonus bills will not be passed for
several weeks.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-06-05
WIN. flSHMAN.
GIVEN PARDON
Local Man, Sentenced to
Three Years, Serves Less
Than Month.

Tho Herald late this Afternoon
recaved word to tho effect that
: the sentence Of jess Hilsabcck,
Who Was given one year, was
cf'nt.a.atcd to expire on August 4.
Clifford. W'entz, who was sent
t1.ccd tr Arc years. applied for
nardnn, but~ his application was
denied.
William Fishman, who on Januar,
Is was sentenced to three years To-
bootieEging, today was pardoned b,
the Moth Dakota parnon board les
than q month after he entered thi
state prison. Fishman appealed hi
case, hut. after counsel from attor
y In Fargo, he appeared at tn,
state prison and voluntarily CAV,
himself UP. Unofficial reports receiv
ed. here were to the effect that ate,
being in ire prison less than ten days
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Tired, worn out, inefficient:
and still in their youth

"One hundred million people, says Herman N. Bundle
sen, M. D, Health Commissioners Of Chicago, "are ready
for health truths; ten million of these are sick and paying
in many ways for their ignorance Of health fundamentals
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Members OF the Grand Forks Ro-
etary club were at< Camp Rotary.
Union Lake, Saturday and Sunday to
place. the camp in readiness for the
first ofethe Boy Scout encasnpments.
The camp Will be opened on;JIne ~.
when sthe =: M. C. A. boys will DC
cupy the place for 4 period of ten
days. This camp will BE- opened for
tten-dAy periods from that date until
a~Septen1hef =.
The Rotartans painted all the camp
buildings, such al the bunk houses
and the mess hall. A new admins
tration building was erected, This
will be occupied by the Boy Scout
leader, and also will be used for the
scout library 49,
Other improvements, such as the
erection Of a fence, were made.
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INFANT SUFFERS
A BROKEN LEG

Evonne Falconer, the c-year-old
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Fal-
coner, 203 Walnut street. suffered a
broken leg as the result Of having .
tombstone at the local cemetery fall
Oh it. The child is being cared for at
the. home of its grand parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Herb Hanson of this city.
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Directors Mct-The regular, weekly
meeting OF the board OF directors OF
the Commercial club was held this
noon. "A number of routine matters
wtresconsidered. i
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he applied FOR i pardon. Today he
was parddneds by the board ,
The fpllhr!ng dispatch from the
BISMARCK correspondent of Tbs Her
aid gives Che rSsnits of the pardon
boards, actions today: n 3s
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-18
SUSSEX COUNTY NOTES.

Georgetown. April is.-An excursion
from Washington. u. G. Will bo run
20 Georgetown. Snow I'M. Md. and
Franklin City, Va. next sunday and
many former SusscN countlans who
reside IN that city are expected home
for the day.
Plans are being made by George
W luuuW. telegraph operator AZ
Georgetown depot. 20 install a large
fad.o station
H. rmlu Giveus Is suffering from a
hadS mashed thumb. sustained while
at work at the plant ~ J. G. Townsend
Son IN Georgetown.
Charles II. Wilkens has purchased
a tract ~ land near Redden from An
drew J. Lynch.
Related reports from Northwest
Fork district are 20 the effect that the
windstorm IN that section. TUESDAY OF
last week, caused more DAMAGE than
was at first reported. In the vicinity
OF Greenwood large trees were uproot-
~ and a chickenhouse was moved
from its foundation more than fifty.
feet.
Trout have appeared IN the county
markets and FOR the past few davs
have been selling st is cents per
pound.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-18
MRS. OSWALD IS
LIKE new WOMAN
Five Years Of Suffering Over
come in Three Weeks by
Tanlac, She Declares.

Remarkable indeed, WAS the state
ment made, few days ago, by Mrs.
Carrie Oswald, highly esteemed resi-
dent of Noodbine. Md. n suburb Of
Baltimore. Mrs. Oswald declared that
Tanlac has done her more good in three
weeks time than all other treatments and
medicines she has taken in five years.
put together Following is her own
statement:
Words fail 20 express the gratitude |
really feel for the blessing Tanlac has
been to me 1t has done me more good
in three weeks time than everything
else | have taken in FIVE years, com
bired When | started taking il was
completely run down and so weak |
could scarcely get around
II simply had to force myself TO eat,
for ! had no appetite or relish for food
Of any kind. lost weight continually
and felt 50 rundown, weak and diZzV
that my housework was a burden to me
When those dizzy spells overlook me
everything seemed ia be going round
and round and could hardly stay on
my feet My nerves were all undone,
felt tired and worn out all the time
and did not seem TO have spark Of
energy. | could not even go down
town without feeling completely ex-
hausted
But thanks to Tanlac, | am feeling
altogether different from that now.
have a splendid appetite and thoroughly
enjoy everything ! eat That weak
dizzy feeling has all left me, my nerves
are'strong and steady and have strength
and energy 10 do my housework with
ease. Tanlac is such grand, good
medicine thot | wish every run down
suffering person knew about IT,"
There are thousands Of people who
complain Of being nervous and rundown
They are not sick exactly, but feel tired
out and good for nothing most OF the
time, They need something TO build
/ them up and throw of the symptoms
Of this weakened, debiitated condition
/ Tanlac is powerful reconstructive
tonic and, just AS in the case OF Mrs
/ Oswald it always produces the most
gratifying results.
Tan'ac is sold in Eckerd's Drug
Stores.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-18
NEWS OF THE DAY
FROM THE STATE.
Sussex Hog Ralsers Organize
for the Production Of Pure
Bred Stock.
FOR ENFORCEMENT OF LAWS

From Every Evenings Correspondents.
Dover, April ls.-A meeting was
held In Wesley NJ. +. Church. yes
terday afternoon. Of representatives
from Kent county. for the organiza-
tiun Of County Law and Enforce
mont Association and arrangements
for the proper Observance Of Law En-
f'rctment Week. as proclaimed by
iuvornor Denney. April % 10 so. The
.crtinr was called to order by Rev.
w. Colona, pastof Of Wesley Church.
ana Mrs. Cordray OF Harrington.
president cf Kent County w. c. 4.
L.. presided. Mrs. II. y. Lewis Of Do
yer was made temporary secretary.
Rev. T. &. prettyman of the Della -
ware Anti Saloon League explained
the purpose of the meeting.
Nfre pcsrce. State president of the
Delaware W. &. T. l.. said the w. c.
7. L. VIII have speakers and workers
throughout the entire State. and that
each county would hold a convention.
a membership campaign will he weg
od. literature VIII ~ supplied 20 the
schools. and other activities promoted.
The following committee was select
81 20 cooperate with the work dur
iug law Enforcement week: FirS,
district. w q Honccller. Smyrna
Second. pr. II V. Holloway. Dover
Third. ChNmahel Garrison. Kenton
Fourth. T.. q. DAILY. Hartley: Fifth. A
G.. Massey. Dover: sixth. Mrs. Coop
or Gruwell. FELTON,. seventh. Frank
&. bancroft. Camden; Eighth. Rooer,
Frted,l, FELTON,: Ninth. W. T.. Jacobs
Harrington; Tenth. John g. Wharton
Houston.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-18
WEDDING IN SUSSEX.

Georgetown. April 1S.-Miss Ethel
l. Kitchens. daughter OF Noah J.
Kitchens. residing near Redden. and
William X. Nelson. son OF George W
Nelson. superintendent Of Sussex
County AlmshOuse. were married
sunday night. at First NJ. +. Church
parsonage, by Rev. John r. Bailey.
Both are popular young people in
the central part Of the county.
Miss Annie X Walls. daughter Of
Luther Walls, Albury avenue. this
city. and John ). Warrington. Of Har-
beson. stole a march on their many
friends here on Saturday and went TO
Snow Hill. Nd. where they We're mar
ried by Rev. &. X. STausburg, pastor
0f Snow Hill NJ. Z. Church.
Miss Laura Jester, daughter Of the
late William Jester. Cedar street. this
city. and Alfred Hudson. OF Millsboro.
were married Saturday at Snow HIN.
Md, by Rev &. r.. Strausburg, pastor
Of tho Snow Hill NJ. Z. Church.
Announcement Of the marriage OF
Miss S. Naomi Johnson and Charles
a. Marsh. both Of RehObOth Beach.
has been made. The ceremony was
performed Thursday night Of last
week. by Rev. W. S. Grant, at Reho
both Beach.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-18
DELAWARE CITY NEWS.

Delaware City. April Marshall
Derrickson OF Darby. Pa. spent the
week k-end here with his parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Herbert Derrickson: also
Cuesta Mcconnell of Darby with his
parents. Mr. and Mrs. William Nc
Conneu.
Mrs. Emma Bowen and daughter
Miss Alice Of Camden. y. j.. are
here for several days with Mrs.
Catharine Kane.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick DeSIva and
daughter. Mary. OF Wilmington were
week end guests Of his mother. Mrs.
Bridget DeSnva.
Mrs. Jesse W. Green and daughter.
Daisy OF Trenton. are spending week
with her mother. Mrs. Cove Vosheli
OF near ST. Georges.
The handsome yacht Tech. owned
by Z. Coleman du Pont, passed
through the c. & D. Canal, yesterday, q,
for Washington. y. g.
Misses Isabelle and Evelyn Mccoy
OF ST. Georges are visiting friends at
Marshallton.
The regular monthly meeting OF the
". c. T. l.. was held last evening at
the Donnell rooms. Mrs. +. A. Pen
nington. presiding. After the business
meeting q social hour was spent and
refreshments were served. Music was
In charge OF Mrs. John Schunder.
Miss Florence Davidson, who has
been seriously Ill at her home on
Washington street, is slightly I'm
proved.
Mrs. John r. Webb OF Middletown 10
here for Il week with her son, Harry
Webb.
DIR. and Mrs. w. W. Ellis enter
tanned at dinner, yesterday. Miss
Dorothy Stanley and Miss Harriet
Bentley.
Mrs. Harry Lester. Of ST Georges
is spending d week with her daught-
ers, Mrs. George Z. Satteriield, OF
Dover.
Henry Ellison Snedker, son Of Mr..
and Mrs. q. r. Snedker. was christen-
ed in the Presbyterian Church of st.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-18
LEW ES NOTES

Lewes. April lS.--Mrs. Louis p.
Evans has sold her property on King
street 70 Mark Roach OF Lewes.
Captain Arthur Conwell Is IN COM
mand OF the pilotboat Philadelphia
and has taken her 10 Philadelphia 70
have the boiler washed out, and 10
coal. The Edmonds IS on the station
meanwhile.
The tug Henry z. Gillen from Nor
folk was into the pier for water. sun
day, and left for Chicago ny way Of
the Hudson river and Erie Canal She
was purchased by 4 Chicago firm for
s25 900 10 he used on the lakes.
William F. Nirdin and wife Of Ger
rnantown. Pa. are spending a few
days IN Lewes.
william Collins. who is attending
school IS spending the Easter holidays,
here with hts parents Captain and
Mrs. Collins.
Mr. and Mrs. william Chambers Of
Philadelphia are here visiting his
father. Captain Robert Chambers.
William VoEel OF Philadelphia IS
here visiting his mother Mrs. Fred
Nogel
Emile Willard pf Philadelphia IS
here visiting his parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Horace Willard.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-18

Georges on. Sunday, by Rev. w. J.
Little.
Tho Homo and School Association
Of st. Georges will mcet tomorrow
evening In tho school building.
Retired Sergeant August Walters,
today 10 quietly celebrating his nifty
second birthday anniversary at his
homo on Williams street.
Delaware City building and Loan
Association has elected the following
officers: Directors for three years.
Frank Moore. John Lang ana Joseph
N. Rcevs; Charles Tugend. president;
Stanley. Stevens. secretary; Harry
Price. treasurer; N. w. wilkcnson,
Guy Vail and l.. ID. Gcoghcgan,
auditors.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Albert and
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Murray OF Phil
, adelphia AFRO guests OF Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Moore.
George Davidson OF Wilmington is
here visiting his daughter, Mrs. viii
liam ID. Clark.
! Mrs. William Davidson Is spend
Ing n week with Miss Dorothy John
son OF Atlantic. city, N. J.
| Mrs. Charles. q. Ash IL visiting
friends ut Germantown, pp.
The engagement of Lieutenant Al
bert James Wick OF tho Coast Artillery
Corps OF Fort du pont TO Miss
Beatrice Margaret CoughIln OF Wash
ington. ID. g.. has boen announced.
Tho marriage will take place on Mon
day. May /. at noon. In ST. Gabriol's
tCatholic Church. Washington.
Mrs. Pixloy. wife OF Lieutenant
Pixley OF Fort du rpnt, suffered the
loss OF one OF her toes. yesterday. on &C
count OF an insrown toe nail. Tho opera s.
tlon was performed nt the Fort du
Pont Hospital by Major Doctor
Beverly Bnllbough.
Tho invitation dance given by the
soldiers OF Fort du Pont IN the ser
vice club building. last evening. was
llargely attended. many persons from
i Wilmington. New Caa,le and the sur
grounding towns attending.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-18
NEWS OF STAFFORD,

Seaford. April 1S.-Charlcs l.. Her
zog and family OF Baltimore arc
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Charles w.
Robinson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur Cassell have
az guests Mr.. and Mrs. Il. G. Bailey
and children OF Laurel.
DIR. and Mrs. II. NJ. Manning are
entertaining Mt their homo on Pine
street Mrs. Cecil Freed and son, Billy.
OF Rochester, MINI.
Jacob Prettyman OF Durham, N. c..
is guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. William J.
Allen.
Miss Mary Tyler. chief OF the tele-
phone exchange at Seaford. Is visiting
her parents at Chance. Md.
Miss Marian A. Ford. manager OF
the Postal Telegraph Co.'S office here
is spending the Easter holidays with
her parents at West Chester, Pa.
The automobiles OF w. Herbert Hall
OF Cape Charles. Va. and II. ID.
Spicer. Seaford milkman. collided on
the Seaford- -Bridgeviile State High
way. yesterday. both machines heins
nearly wrecked, although the occu-
pants OF each car escaped serious in
juries.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-18
BRIDGEyILLE NOTES.

Bridgeville. April ls.-The cement
mixer of A. II. Sandidge Co. who are
building the road through town. was
broken. last week. but after repairs
were made. work was rushed and the
company laid 240 feet on Saturday a
record days work.
Miss Lila Townsend ~ selbyville
and Mr.. George Short OF Georgetown
were guests ot Miss Lena Ruth Mes
sick. last week
Professor and Mrs. John =. L"in-
niger spent tho week end IN cham
bersburg, Pa, with relatives.
Mrs. Victor Lewis entertained. last
week, her two nieces. Misses Elisabeth
and Isabel Wiley of Wissahickon
Pa.
Miss Mary IDedenham entertained
AZ cards. Saturday afternoon, IN honor
Of her guest. Miss Helen Rayliss 81
Wilmington Those present wore
Catherine Wiley Lois Ward. Adele
Gray, Dorothy Newton. Miss Baylis
and Emily ledenham.
Ms Lillian Sudler OF Newark and
Shcton Virden, Of New York CITY
spent the week end here. guests Of Mr.
and Mrs. Horace Sudler,
Mr.. and Mrs. 7. +. Rust and family
81 Greenwood, and Mr.. and Mrs
Woo;ters and family Of Denton. Md
were guests ot Mr., and Mrs. Howard
Hardesty. Sunday.
Miss Mary Messick o, Wilmington
and Miss Ruth Messick OF Coatesville
Pa. spent the week here VIII
their parents. MIR and Mrs, 5. Har
ringtou MessiCk.
William Ferguson has taken posi-
tion II the Baltimore Trust Cos bani
here.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-18
TO RAISE FINE PIGS.

Georgetown. April 1s,-scventcen
of tho leading growers Of big type
Poland China hogs In lower Delaware
have organized tho Sussex County
Poland China Growers Association
with the main office at tho Farm Blu
reau headquarters here. Tho fol-
lowing directors have been chosen:
Norval Pepper. Scaford. r. d; John
L. Wilson, Milton; Calvin A. Smack.
Martin q. Carey. Raymond league.
Georgetown Emile Pepper. Cool
spring; Daniel Webb. Laurel.
Tho following officers have been
chosen 10 serve for one year: Presi-
dent. John u. Wilson. Milton; vice
president. Norvnl Pepper. Seaford, R.
D.; secretary and treasurer. Calvin A.
Smack, Georgetown.
The object of tho association Is 20
promote and disseminate the good
qualities OF blk type Poland China
hogs and 10 work 10 Increase the
breed in lower Delaware.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-18
SENTENCED TO JAIL
FOR HAVING LIQUOR

Georgetown. April-lS.-Jason Stubhs,
farmer of Slaughter Neck. near
I'm Cedar Greek district, Friday night
Of last week and was held In $500 hail,
charged with manufacturing and hay
ing liquor IN his possession. entered
plea OF guilty. Saturday afternoon. be
fore Judge Charles :. Richards and
was sentenced 10 serve SIX months on
each charge. pay fine of 500 and
cost q prosecution. He was committed
10 the New Castle county workhouse.
Lot Fooks. who on April I pleaded
guilty 10 having liquor IN his posses
sion. was sentenced 10 pay iine OF
500 and serve 80 days in the Sussex
county jaik
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-18
All ID. A. Il. CONGRESS-.

Newark, April 1s.-Three members
OF Coochs Bridge Chapter. Daughters
of the American Revolution. are at
tending the National Congress OF the
y A r. in Washington. They are.
Miss Eleanor +. Todd. State regent:
Mrs. : Pearce Cam. state secretary.
and Miss Henrietta Todd.
Miss Eleanor T. Todd VIII remain
in Washington untl next Monday. 10
attend the national board meeting.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-18
EASTER FOR THE POOR.
Georgetown. Aprn ls.-Followtns ,

Georgetown. Aprn ls.-Following the
custom OF many years, residents from
al parts Of lower Delaware. num-
berins possibly two thousand. visited
the Sussex county almshouse. Sun
day and spread Easter cheer among
the inmates. Crowds began TO assem-
bic al the institution shortly after
luncheon and by 3 o'clock IN the af-
ternoon automobiles could not De
parked anywhere about the farm. Ma
chimes were lined up on both sides OF
the main roads leading TO the insti-
tuition for a distance Of half mile
superintendent George W. Nelson
save treat TO al Of the inmates.
while the visitors gave them several
pieces Of money.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-18
NEWS OF LAUREL.

laurel, April 1S.--Mr. and Mrs.
Cyrus Benson and daughter. Nora. Of
Wilmington. are here for several days
with Mrs. Benson's parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Isaac Henry Evans.
Miss Sallie McGec is seriously I'll
with tho grip at tho homo OF her par
onts. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. u. McGoc. near
town.
A very enjoyable surprise birthday
reception was given Mrs. Alfred lay
ton at her home near Laurel, Satur-
day evening. tho occasion being her
seventeen birthday anniversary.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-18

on tho erection OF such f,ne ediflce,
which. when completed. will cost
about $1,000.
Pastor Mills expects to hold tho
dedication exercises in Juno and will
invite every cx-pastor OF Blades
Church 10 takc part In tho services.
Tho new church occupies the site OF
the old ediflcc, which was built by
the late Rcv. William Gregg. n great
many years ago.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-18
GIVEN A SHOWER

Georgetown. April is.--Mr. and Mrs.
Charles NJ. Eissner. OF Newark. Del,
who came down on Friday night TO
spend the Easter holidays with Mrs.
Eissner's parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Green. were given n shower" Friday
night by her mother.
Mr. and Mrs. Eissncr have hecn mar
ried only few months. At present
she is teacher IN the school at
HoCkcssin. Del.
Refreshments were served in abun-
dance. Mr. and Mrs. .eEissner were tho
recipients Of many handsome and use
ful presents.