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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-01-10
KAPITOLA 35.

V pravde nebylo tax pozde
jak Sc byl Bertie domnival, a
niz uplynulo tolik hodin cd je-
no dobrovolneh0 0uv6zneni, ac-
koiv sc mu cas- ten zdal byti
hrozne dlouhym.
Nebyl pohfesen nez "a ne
jaky cas- po hodine, kterouz
obycejne dostaval svuj caj, po-
nevada chIva Sc domnivala,
re jest u matky spolecenskem
pokoji a Valencie Ease zcela
prirozene Sc domnivala, re Sc
zdruzuie u chuvy.
ndyz hoste odesli Bertie
sc neobjevoval, chuva byla zhe
pokojena tax sc stale, ze hoch
byl pohfesovan.
Pocalo hledani, ale minulo
Sc vysledkem, az Valencie 81
vzpomenula ma nepouzivane no
rejSi prostory, iichz dvefe oby-
cejne byly zavreny, ale tento-
krate nepozornostl nekoho re
sluzebnictva otevreny zastaly.
Co no pohnulo k tomu, ably
sc sem uchylil, zustalo neyy-
syctleno, az uzkostlive zyola-
nj hochovo ponekud svetla ma
prihodu tn uvrhla.
Valencie vzkazala dolu, ze
neprijde k jidlu; cftila, re ne
mIze opustiti BertieIho; tax te-
dy sedela zde u jeho loze a ce-
tia ono psani, pochazejici cd
muze nynl mrtveho.
Ruka j sklesla na koleno,
sedela tn nehybna, jake by We
snu, aniz by byla chapala jak
velkeho vyznamu list tento MI
| re miti pro muze, jejz milova.
la q floubi vasniveho sveho
srdce, jakoz pro dite jeii, pre-
nj samotnu a pro muze, Jeho2
jmcno pfiiala.
Pro dite sve nemela ami ma
deii AMI ctizadosti - ponze
lasku protkanou yecnym bo.
lem; pro Errola lasku a nadej
a ctizadost k will ieho vlastnl
osobe. Nemohla sdileti jehe
zivot, radovala by Sc ale q u
]skutecneni jeho nadeji. Or
svetem bez poskyrny ma sven
i nabude prava uzivati otcov;
l.jmena, bude moci stati pret
lrodu bude moci pozadovat
1 toho,, co mu pravem nalezi
0 co podvodem byl zlSracen.
i Podvodem! Zakryla 81 oh
i licei rukama a ma celem tel
Sc zachvela. Byl to jeji man
j lzel, jenz podvedl, ienz zradi
nejdavernejsiho sveho pritele
kteryz mu duvefoval tax ne
ze mu bez obav
zaslal istiny, jez alespon IA
isvedcovalY tomu, kde mozn
1nalezti ddkaz1 0 jeho s1atk
a 0 narozeni jeho syna a dedi
! ,ce.
Mekka mala rucka pokollse
-ijici Sc Q tp, aby stala jeji rue
} S iejiho obliceje, vyburcoval
il Q jejlho zamysleni a Waller
] Gle Sc vzpamatovala.
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a skoro tomtez okamziku,
Valencie ma smrt bleda, pri-
skocila k nemu a Bertie sc il
uvrhnul v naruc.
"Matinko, matinko!" bylo
vse co mohl fici, zatim co divo-
ce X nj setulil. A onasnazila
Sc jej ukonejsiti mohla jen
malo zvedeti 0 pricine jeho
strachu.
"Matinko, vid' re nepustis
tatinka ku mne? Rekni Caro-
vi, on jest silny, on tatinka ku
mne nepusti."
Valencie byla rozvasnena.-
Co jen Sc to pfihodilo?
Odnesla ditko sve doln do je-
no pokoje a rekla jen chdve,
.:e sc BERTHE nahore zabehnui !;
sama jej primela, ze POLL ne
co pokrn,u mleka a kdyz byl
vysvleten, ulozila jej ma loze
j sedela u neho tax dlouho al
usnul.
Potom poprve bezdecne spo
cinuly jeji zraky ma balicku,
kteryz il pfi svlekani Bertie
vstrcil do rukou. Phi neurcitem
svetle nocni svitilny cetla pax
slova, kteraz il mocne vzrusi-
la.
Adresa ma balicku znela: -
"Sir Lester de Malpas, baro-
net, Kings Rest, Dorsetshire,
Anglie," a postovni razitko ma
sv6dcovalo tomu, re zasilka o.
devzdana poSte v San Franci-
scu.
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skeho tvora do tohOtO prostO-
I'll nemz krysy nebyvaly W.
rusovany.
BERTHE neZnal praNou prici-
nu Sranotu - obaval Sc mad
pTirozenych tvoriI a sveho -
otce.
V jednom koute prostoru byl
velky nejaky obraz opren 0
stenu, isa k nj malbou obra-
cen. Bylo "a MIN sotva mista
pro krysu, vsak BERTHE Sc tam
protlacil a "a obrazem nalezl
maly vyklenek, do nehoz Sc
schoval.
Ubohy BERTHE nevedel, jak
dlouho byl ukryt tomto 1tul-
ku. Vyhlednuv neho po ne
jakem case, jenz Sc mu zdal
byti velmi dlouhym, povsimnul
81, re svetlo sc ztraci; byl pri-
lis mlad, nez ably byl vedel, ze
venku muze byti jeste dosti
svetlo, zatim co uvnitr bylo te-
mno.
Divil Sc tomu, re jej nikdo
nepohfeSuje ze matinka ne
prichazi iej hledati. Focal ci-
Ititi zvratny ncinek sveho divo-
keho uteku - byl vysileny a
hladovy. Caj jeho musel jiz
byti pripraven a on tax touzil
pc SVEN caji, ale mnohem vice
po sve matinee.
Schouliv sc jeste vice, pocal
tise plakati, .iako by Sc stracho
val, re by mohl vzbuditi neja-
Ike nezname hlasy, kdyby ci-
nil vetsi hluk; ackoliv vsak
plakal dlouho trpce, prece
nikdo pro nej neprichazel q
hosfk byl posleze tax unaven
re nemohl jiz plakati.
Byl zimou cely ztuhly a my
sill 81, re Sc muze odvaziti to-
! ho vylezti. Stmivalot' Sc jis
prilisne. Tatlnek snad Sc jif
odebral k jidlu a ON, BERTHE
), ,snad bltde moci .vklouznouti dt
] rokoiiku, kteryz byl mu Wy
i hrazen.
/ Vsak kdyz sc Bertie hnul
J, noha ieho Sc dotknula neceht
, ia zemi, co zaSustilo jake pa
, pir.
Ma okamzik hoch zItstal ne
hybnym a strach no ovladnu
vice nez prve. Coto vlastn,
bylo?
/, Kdyz Ease pohnul sebou, M
/ ha jeho opetne sc dotknula te
!. re veci a tentokrate nahlizej'
: v temnotu, kterez BERTHE zatin
! uvyknul, domnival Sc zpozo
( rovati neco iako kus papiru.
u Detska zvedavost jej ovlad
r nula - byl zvedav co to jest
: zvolna natahnul ruku, ably S
: toho chopil, pax il ale zas
: vztahnul nazpet; po chvilc
lvsak sebrav vsechnu odvahl
e rozehnal Sc znovu pc pfedma
i tn a zyednul velky balik, jen
nekdy byl zapeceten, jehoz pt
al cete ale byly poruseny.
o1 Vsak HE, co to bylo? Nej;
Ky hlas q daleka jej volajici.
i BERTHE, muj Bertie!" sly$'
i yolati hlasem tax zoufalym, i
III pfonikl cele ltroby ditka.
vi Stale jeste pevne drze nal'
e zeny balicek, vylezl re svell
r ukrytu a special ku dvsrim:
i nejvetsim rozcileni je otevf
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bude uvereno a byl zvyklym to-
mu, ably Sc k nemu mluvilo la
|skave. Jeho otec by z neho
Ibyl "a mesic. udelal maleho Ina
re.
"Nebylo to dost casto,' pra-
vii po chvilce BERTHE.
"Ty lzes,' odtusil sir Lester
iprisne. "Vsak ia q tebe pra-
vdu dostanu, kdybych j te-
be mel vytlouci - slysel's
|mne?"
Ubohe dite sc chvelo Cd hla-
Wy k pate a jako by bylo one
melo, jen Sc divalo ma otce o.
Gina, z nichz vyziralo zdeseni.
Narozumel vsemu tomu po-
|vedel pouhou pravdu. -. co
mohl jineho rici? A proc by
|se nemeli vlastne setkati S Ca
|rem?
Sir Lester nahle povstal; O.
blicej jeho byl zohyzden WASN'T
kterez sotva sc odvazil dati
lprojevu.
"Ty Sc odpovazuies mne
lvzdorovati2 Aneb tva matka
a ten tvuj Caro- to lfaucili nne
obelhavati? Phi sam buh, cd
lpoveZ, slce -'
Pozvednul rhku. S vykri-
KEN hruzy a okamzikovou 81.
lou, jiz mu propujcil strach,
BERTHE vyprostil sc re sevreni
otcova uhanel odsud; primo
letel skrze galerii, ocekavaie ,
kazdou chvili, re uciti tezkou
ruku otcovu, ncslyse ami hlasu
jenz mu rozkazoval, aby Sc ma
vratil. Hnal Sc dale dolu pc
schodech, dvermi, jez obycej.
Inc byly zavreny. nyni vsak O
tevfeny byly; nevedel kan 81
zene, aneb ze mistnosh, Ok
lnichz uhani mu isou neznamy
Bezel pc uzkych schodech, so
'ltva dechu popadaje, pax skrzs
! jeden pokoj "a druhym napl
,lnenym zaprasenym harabur
Idim, al konecne vyrazil dvef'
Ivedouci do jakcsi galerie, kde.
bylo nahromadeno mnozstv
.Iruzneho haraburdi; posleze 81
-lubozak nahle zastavil prost'
i proto. ponevadz nemohl dial
a uvrhnuv So na zem ceIy spo
ceny, vzlykal a usilovne. vola
"matinku' a Cara, ably priSl
a mu pomohli.
/ Vyplakav Sc az do vysllent
81 Bertie konecne lezel tise, je.
: Sc zachvivaje: Byla to nov
-]pro nej zkusenost proto q
& nova, byla take Tim strasnejs
20 chvilce pozvednul hosi
T. zlatou svou hlavinllu a neiist
i Sc rozhlizel okolo sebe. Prosto
! byl velmi pusty, byl osvetlt
Ivan pouze dvema malymi poo
i krcynimi okny, jichz sklo b,
al 10 zaprasene a zaspinene.
al Bertie dcmnival Sc obcas,
lslysi nekde temnych tech ko
H. tech nejaky pohyb.
d Hosik naslouchal s nejvetSil
~ napnutim. Byl to snad jef
1otee?
Phi polhem pomysleni ma L
is to moznost srdce Sc mu zachv
IA valo. Jat jsa hruzou vyskod
Il al naslouchal znovu. Opravd
l. slysel nejally sranlot poblii
u dvefi byla to nepochybne kr
III sa znepokojena pfichodem Ii
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VYNtENIM dvourodinny dllm
"a grocerni obchod aneb jiny
majetek. Dale prodam aneb
vymenim Z alSru pozemku Ma
Lee Rd. Blizsi sc sdeli V els.
1865 +. ia. st. Ill
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= Ma otcovskeIn statku. !
Roman . annlickeho.

staveti tax Jako bySte dbaA
svych povinnosti! Co pax Sc
to $ vami tax nahle stalo?" -
pravil sir Lester, zostra na nil
pohlizeje,
Valencie neodpovedela o.
pivla Sc jen okno; ma chvili
zamhoufila oci, jsouc ovlad-l
nuta pociten nevyiicitelne u-|
mdlenosti. kez by jen Lester
odesel il o samote zanechal!
Ciaila, re dnes jest tax slabou,
re by nemohla mnoho snesti. !
"Myslim, re mi chcete ma
hazeti pisku do oci,' pravil Sir
Lester po chvilce, ito Sc vanl?
ale nepodari, me drahe devce.
Oe me jsou nynl nadobro ote-
vfeny ja nebudu trpeti zAd-,
ny nesmysl." |
"Pfijel jste az re Skotska,
jen abyste mi toto poved6I?'l
tazala Sc Valencie.
ia jsem pTijel az re Skot-
ska nikoliv abych mluvil, nybrz
abych jednal," odtusii sir Le-
ster jsa podrazden klidnosti je-j
iiho iednani, "Zamyslim sel
zde nejaky cas- zdrzeti - roz-
unite mi - tax dlouho Sc zdr-
zeti, jak mi jen bude libo - a.
to znamena: tax dlouho, dokud
ten proklaty Revel bude me-
skat ma Stapletonu. Kde jest
nyni2"
Aniz by nan pohledla, Va
lencie Sc hnula cd okna a pre-
sla pres pokoj hrde pevnym,
krokem dostala Sc ku dvefima
drive nez Sc sir Lester vzpama
toval re sveho pTekvapeni.
Potom Z pola povstal zda-.
10 sc, jako by d chtel zadrzeti;
ona vsak Sc obratila a pozve-
dla ruku j obratila Sc k nemu
ma smrt zsinala, ale S planou-
Gina ocima, jez jej udrzely v
jakesi poddanosti, treba ze to
bylo pouze ma okamzik.
ia isem vas jiz iednou va
roVala." pravila, "abyste 81 dai
pozor ma sva slova, kdyz mlu-
vite ku mne. Varuji vas jeste
jednou. Cinite re mne despe-
Tatni zenu, Lestere. SffaSela
jsem TAX dlouho jak ien zena
muze snaseti; a ia nechci ma
Slouchati ami odpovidati ma jc-
dine sloVo, jez vas znectlva,
kdyz je proneSete Il mne by
zneuctivalo, kdybyeh ie slySe-
Ia
Sir Lester neucinil polus o
ieji nasledovani kdyz Nalen-
Gle komnatu. opustila, nybrz
sklesl nazpet do sveho kfesla
a divoce 81 ohryzoval nehty.
"Das ji vezmi!" zamrucel.
"A d'as vezmi mne, lie jsem
takovym blaznem nemohu ii
zkrotiti, kdyZ ona na mne TAX
TO pohllzi! Vsak ja il piece
zkrotnm seckej ien az Ii
vczmu to I've vizle - to lie
cerstNa ucini krotl1ou. Bah
la lsem sllbil Seine, re nedam
Nalencii zadnou vystrahu. M,
meu veru, ia sc muslm dove
deti. co 81 pi'cji. An, liz vlm!"
Sir Lester dal sc do smichu
a yysel q komnaty: eestou sc
Zastavll otazal sc Jedne slu.
zebne osobnoSti, kde Sc pravl
lady de Malpas naleza.
Bylo mu sdeleno, &c se octe
brala do spolecenskeho poko
je ma jMni strane panskeho dt
mu. Pfi$la nEjaka navSteva !.
iineho pailskeho domu nekolil
mil vzdaleneho Sir Lester We
del, &c 10 znalnena pozdrzen
sc hostu &c bude mlti ma ne
jaky cas- volne pole.
Sir Lester pax sc bral D
schGdech nahoru do prostorl
kde obycejne Sc zdrzoval jeh
hoch Sc svou nekdejsi chtlvou
prosel phi tom chodbou v nj
Sc nalezalaokna Sc zaclonan
opatrena u jednoho . nich b.
=, Iy..,.t. h5tx. Ii, . l.,
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PRODA Sc krasny buffet za
$500, move kuchynske. zidle
20 $1.75 klls, Victor gramofon
$ 50ti rekordy "a $500, par
lor set $500, move matrace
pc $500, postele po $500, hou
pahy po $500, pax dresry a
kamna vseho druhu. Jeden
Wilton karpet, jako nQvy "a
$500 a jeden 8 pri IL "a Sc.
lei stroje a jine a jine veci, do
stanete vzdy LEVINE. Haste SO
v els. 1929 Broadway. Ill
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no Olce uVduel We SpOJenl ne
jakou zmenou' v chovani matci
ne, kteraz Sc, mu nelibila.
Jeho otec byl posledni oso-
bou, kterou hosik ocekaval spa
triti a kdyz sir Lester pricha-
eel, BERTHE Sc vydesil hned
pocal sve hfacky sbirati, neb
vedel, ze otec vzdy jeho hrac-
ky odkopaval, kdykoliy ma ne
narazil, treba v pritomnosti
Valencie.
Sir Lester sc dnes ale u ditka
zastayil a polozil mu svou ru-
ku ma rameno.
proc Sc chvejes, kdyz k to-
be pfichazim?" prayil zhurta.
"Pri sam bdh, ty zbabelce, ia
te necham neco okusiti, abys
|vedel, pros sc chvejes, kdyz Sc
setkame a abys mne lepe ucti-
val,'
'Tatinku!" vyjektalo po-
strasene dit6, zatim CO zbledlo
jeho rty Sc chvely a ubozatko
s ustrnutynla ocima pohlizelo
tazave v oblicei otcuv.
la kratkeho zivota Bertieho
zAdnv zivouci tvof mimo jeho
otce, neoslovil jej hrube - nj
kdy nebyl telesne trestan a
hruza hoslkova pri spatreni
hnevneho obliceje otcova a pfi
/, zasdechnuti jeho vyhruzky je-
ste byla zvysena tim, re vse-
mu tomu neroNmel.
Sir Lester strachuje Sc, re
/, BY mohl jiti pfflis daleko ma
lie umyslu dosahnouti jisteho
no Gle, ponekud Sc vzpama-
toval a oVladnuv svou prud-
kost, zmirnil HAS vyraz syeho
obliceje.
GA jsem ien zertoval, mily
hochu," pravil sir Lester a u
sednul u okna i pritahl hosika
/ k sobe a drzel jej pavne jake
by zajmuti,
'Jsi tn sam?' tazal sc sir
J Lester a hoch odpovedel re ano
| a ze .jeho chuva sla dolu i ta-
! zai sc bojacne, muze-ll take
! se.iiti dolu k matinee?
! "Ne, jeste ne; matinka tva
ma nejakou navstevu, a ty bys
il obtezoval. Co pax isl zde
vlastne delal?'
"Dival jsem Sc q okna,' od-
Vetil Bertie, nabyvaje pon6kud
odvahy. "Nechtel jsem 81 ii2
sam hrati.'
/ "a kdo 81 tebou obycejnt
hrava az
] 20, matinka a nekdy Caro-,
pravil Bertie, nejsa 81 ovsem
vedom, jaky re rozdmychuje
ohen. "Caro uni staveti kras.
ne domy n techto stavebnicf
kamenu. Nam ii ukazati, Ia.
tinku?"
! "Ne, hechu, nechci videt
, I've hracky," pravil otec jen
tezi potlacil zakleni, iez sc mi
dralo ma rty. "A kdy ii sta
vel Caro-, jak jcjz nazyvas, I,
!, krasne domky?'
4 20. kdyz jsme tu nell ysc
chny ty hosty; jest tomu il.
; ,davno." odvetil Bertie, jejz do
q savadni duvera jiz Ease poci
D nala opoustetl.
"Vidas no ale preee nc
! kdy?"
"Ano, nekdy.'
:, Berie nebyl sdilny; memo
:. ale take ami pomysleni na
D neco zatajovati, jenz re mu M
y napadlo siroce mluviti Care
K vi vlcf osebe tax nesympatick
: .ialco byl jeho otec.
IA Sir Lester, jenz sc domniv;
: re hoeh byl navedcn, ably II
echo nerikal, jeste pevneji S,
o vrel sve dite.
a. "Odpovez pravdiye, hochu
O pravil pfisne, ''ty a tva matk
Il caste jej vidate, kdyz jste /
n venku, neni-liz pravda?"
nil "Opmvdu, opravdu tatink
y il nelhu, uiist oval BERTHE p
&. At1aSpny ssmu iuntn sp 8 ni
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o kazdych vanocich posa jest zaplavena dopsy deti
Santa Causov Drive tyo dopsy byy zasany do oddeleni
pro nedoruGtene zasky Wahingtone Nyni vsak name
Santa Association, Inc havnim sanem els zap.
81 ILL., New York. dobrovonych pracovn roztrid
e dopsy odevzdaya je dobrocnnym osobam Zde jest He
len Soderqusova jedna pracovnic obkopena zpavou de-
pisi k "Santa Clausovi".
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PRON5AJNaE Sc farma Q SO

PRl3N7kJNdE Sc fafma o 81
akrech. 2 kone, 6 krav, 2 pra-
sata, slepice, 10 akrd pastvin,
seno, owes. slaraa. brambory .
hospodalske naeini. Haste Sc
"a Jos. Sedivy, 1919 vJch. 49.
ul., roh Hamrn Ave. Z
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PRONAJME Sc stor, hodici Sc
pro ruzny obchod; kuchyne V
zadu, .sklep pod celym a vyta-
peni fernesem. Haste Sc v {.
46S9 Broadway, roh Finn Ave.
!. 1-10
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PRODA Sc DUN o 5ti svetni-
cich koupelnou, garaz, dlaz-
dena ulice ma Quebeck Ave.
zada sc hotove $1,000. Nam
kupce ma mensi domek, ktery
da ma splatku druhy morkyc
obnosu S24O0. - Nam kupce,
ktery vlastni lot ma Continen-
tai Ave. a pri castce hotove
koupl jednorodinny domek. -
Blizsi sdeli Thpm. Suchy, 8602
Beckman Ave. S. E. ~
Milford chronicle., 1922-07-28
MAGNOLIA

Mrs. Patience Hart has returned from
two weeks visit with Mr. and Mrs. Bar
rett Marvel, of Dover.
Mrs. James Cohee visited her sister,
Mrs Walter Grey of near Woodside last
week.
Mr. and Mrs Martin Grace of Avon
dale, Pa, have been guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs Harry Merkle the past week.
Our pastor, Rev. D. ]. Ford, has been
granted a three weeks vacation. He will
spend part of the time at Ocean Grove,
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. B. McIlvaine and son,
James, motored to Ocean City on Sun
day.
MIR. and Mrs George Dickinson and
daughter, Sara, of Philadelphia, were en-
teretained at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Newton Lodge of near town last week.
Sara Dickinson will remain the rest of
the summer, with her grandparents.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Minner, Jr., and
children and Mrs. Oscar Minner and
daughter, of Wilmington were guests of
Mr. and Mrs. George Minner last week.
- Mr.. and Mrs. Lotiand Conner, Charles
Conner and Miss Ethel Ennis of Whining
ton spent the weekend with Mr.. and
Mrs. J. B. Conner.
Mrs. Mahan and daughter, Mr.. and
Mrs. julie Cohen. Mr.: and Mrs. Fred
Emma Apple and daughters of Philadel-
phia were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Mack
Wilson over the week-en
Mr.. and Mrs. James Hazel and daugh-
ters, Howard Williams and Miss Katha-
rine Smith of near town, have returned
from visit to New York State.
Mrs. Sara Harrington of near town
was Philadelphia visitor last week.
Mr.. Betelle of Wilmington visited Mr.
and Mrs. r. e. Stout on Sunday.
Frank Cooper Jr., and friend, Miss
Elizabeth Kelley, of wilmington, spent
the weekend with Mr.. and Mrs. B.
Frank Cooper.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arley Jackson and daugh-
ter, Vera and Mrs William George mo-
tored to Philadelphia on Friday return
ing on Sunday. Mrs. George will remain
for an indefinite time.
James H. Jester, Mrs. John w. Wright,
Mrs. James Martin, Mrs. Davis and Mrs.
Ida Camper motored to Fort Salisbury
and Cedar Neck on Sunday.
Milford chronicle., 1922-07-28

Mrs. Ella c. Hazard is Eisitine in
Philadelphia for few days.
DR.. William Hearn of Phika delnhia who
makes regular visits at tIlRI Beehe Hospi-
tai, spent the weekend with his family
here. "-'-- ---
University OF Delaware is spending
blshop JONI J,S'AIonaghan of Whining
Ton Ton Was Mas visiIqr at Rehoboth Beach dur
The Meth9d Protestant Sunday
SaiS SSiIOU6 6Ln Mil hold their annual picnic at
OaA S;to;IIat a5trd on Wednesday, August 2.
% -, .,is;tir fArt Donaway, the local printer,
is is III, his mother in Georgetown who
,,,1;4;i MrSt George Price Of Philadelphia is
Ne, K1Si ing her parents in Rehoboth Beach,
MI and Mrs Robert Yarnel.
- 31iss Ella B. Twilley of Philadelphia is
spending a month with her sister here,
Mrs. Andrew H. Baker.
William H. Rankin, Of Philadelphia, is
visiting Mr., and Mrs. George N. Howard
of near Midway.
Funeral services of Mrs. May Howard
of Wilmington, formerly of this town,
were held upon the arrival of the noon
train on Thursday of last week and in
terment made in the Whites Chapel M.
E. cemetery, near Overlook.
Thompson Martin of Philadelphia is
visiting his sister here, Mrs. Edwin G.
Marshall,
Milford chronicle., 1922-07-28
OCEAN VIEW

Evangelistic> services held in Evans
Grove, on road to Bethany Beach, be-
low Ocean View, by 1. D. Bowman, d.
D., evangelist of Philadelphia, every
might except Monday nights. Subjects
for the following week. Saturday, July
29th, 1880 p. H., Future He'll, What.
When, Where, Who? Sunday, 2:30 p.
M, New Testament Sanctification. y
1880 p. m, "What man is by nature,
what he may become by Grace" Tues
day, Aug. 1, 'Ihe Colossal Image OF
Daniel, or five Universal Kingdoms.
Wednesday, prophet proofs of the
near coming Of Christ" Thursday,
"The two paths cOntrasted will show
the origin, fall, work and end of the
Devil" Friday, "The Three Crosses. D."
Saturday, "Why Persecute Christ?"
Sunday, Aug. 6, 2:3O p. M, "The Com
munion, service a Trinity Ga chart
sermon in colors.) Sunday, 1880 p. m,
"The only nonsectarian baptism"
The annual home coming day will
be observed August ninth, the second
Wednesday in August. The place to be
the grove of Capt. John 7, West, Oppo-
site James M. Evans. There will be in
teresting speakers; a good band will
be obtained and a social time with
friends and relatives is looked for
ward to. Ice cream will be on sale.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Evans and two
daughters and Mr.. and Mrs. George
Quillen motored to Lewes and visited
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Maull.
Mrs. Thomas Hickman and two chill
dren have returned from a visit to
Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Quillen have
been visited by the stork who left
them another son last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer West are re-
ceiving congratulations upon the ar
rival of a fine daughter.
Miss Elizabeth Wiley OF Bridge
Vile and Miss Jeanette MendenhaLl OF
Philadelphia have been guests OF Mrs.
J. Horace DerricksOn.
George Gray and son, Edison, OF
Jersey City, N. j., mOtored here ana
visited Wilmer Burton this week.
Irwin Short accompanied Chester
Richards from Philadelphia with *
new Ford which Mrs. Lulu Short Ras
Miss Helen Johnson ACCOMPANIED
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Ford Ypon their
return to Philadelphia, after a visit
here with Mr.. and Mrs. Charles John
son.
Mrs. Allie Pickering and daughter,
and Mrs. Owens, Of Philadelphia and
Chester, are, guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Evans.
Mr.. and MJS. Theodore Evans of
Dover, spent few days at Sea Side
Inn, Beth91ly Beach.
Louis Evans has returned home al
ter sps4ding several weeks in New
York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Evans of Dover
Spent the weekend with Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Holloway on the beach and
also were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. j.
Horace Derrickson.
Mrs. Ethel Hooker and son have re-
turned home from a visit to Philadel-
phia.
The Women's Foreign Missionary
Society met at the home Of Mrs. Asher
Evans on Wednesday.
Miss Anna Weirback of Philadelphia
is the guest of Miss Elizabeth Tun-
nell,
Milford chronicle., 1922-07-28
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
Samuel C. Welsh Pastor
Sarvioos for fho WanIks

Thursday. 8 p. m.-Prayer and
Testimony.
8 p. m.-Choir practice.
Sunday
10 a. Preaching Teaching ser
vice.
4P. M.-Junior meeting
7:15 p. m.-Young Peoples meeting.
8 p. m.-Evening service.
First Monday, 8 p. m.-Bible School
Asso.
Second Monday, 8 p. m.-Young
Mems Glass.
Third Monday, 8 p. m.-Young Peo-
pies Social-Business meeting.
Now is the time to plan for special
preparation for life work. Those who
desire to take up some study for
Christian service will find it to their
interest to talk withS the pastor, he is
always ready~to assist any one to pre-
pare themselves for more efficient SER
vice for Christ.
Next Sunday morning the pastor
will preach on "Sanctifcation and
Holiness" as taught in the New Testa-
ment.
In the evening he will preach the
JnlrQ sermon "A Mall AO1 In0 1lHOS :.
Subject: "a Man With Great, and
Important Message"
The Church Covenant meeting will
be held on Thursday, August 3rd, at
8 D. m. All those who are saved, but
who have not yet obeyed our Lord in
Baptism, and who desire to do so,
and become members of the Church
for life, and service according to His
will are asked to be present at this
meeting. Subject for the meeting will
be: "a Full Heart" Luke 11:14-26.
The subject for the Junior meeting
next Sunday will be: (Which Master
Ought We to Server" and for the
Young Peoples meeting, Japan, New
and DID," leader, Mrs. Samuel G.
Welsh.