The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1922-08-31
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| The Rev. Mr.. Kliver, has@Iidl
| word of the serious illness of h.-I
brother in Illinois and that it is like
| ly to terminate fatally.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Wade, of
| Richmond, Va, are guests of ur.
and Mrs Thomas l. Moore, of Cor
nersville. Mrs. Wade was formerly
| Miss Geneva Palmer, of this com
| munity.
We regret very much to report
| that Mrs. John Moore is still confin
ed to her home on account of illness.
| Her many friends hope to see her
out soon.
The regular monthly meeting of
the Woman's Club met in Spedden's
| Hall, on Friday, August 18th. The
| meeting was called to order by the
president after which they sang one
of the clubs favorite songs. After
the business meeting was over our
president introduced, Miss Beatty,
| of Oil City, Pa, she has been doing
missionary work in China for five
| years and a half she is here with her
mother spending. the summer at
| their summer home on Brannock's
| Bay. She spoke to us about her
| duty as Missionary and the cos
! tunes of the Chinese, she also told
| us just how different cities were
| situated. Her talk was very help
full and inspiring and was appreciat-
ed by all who heard her. Her
mother Mrs. Beatty also gave us a
very interesting talk on the care of
infants. Mrs. Lloyd Seward was
hostess for the afternoon assisted
| by Mrs. Roland Seward. Cake and
| ice cream were served in abundance.
| Next meeting will be September list.
Mrs. Annie Thomas and grand
daughter, Miss Edith Bell are spend
| ing sometime in Baltimore visiting
relatives and friends.
The Beckwith NJ. E. Sunday
School held their annual picnic on
| Friday August Is on Mr.. Gabblers
Lawn at Castle Haven, where there
was plenty of good shade and bath
| ing. Judging from actions every
body had a great time and so far as
indications go there was not a sick
| person on the ground. They sure
| did make the ice cream and cake
disappear in a magic way. Every
body had all they needed and them
some mOre-but the joke is on our
pastor the Rev. Kliver, as he had to
go to Church Creek to preach in the
evening, and could not wait for sup
per which consisted of chicken,
chicken salad and many other things
| he loves. He regretted having to
| leave very much but had to this
| time. Invitations had been given to
all the neighbors and many respond
| ed, not with regret but by their jolly
| presence.
Mr. and Mrs. James Jory of Balti-
| more are the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Eugene Wilson of Wrights.
Misses Sophie Kirwan and Eliza
beth Ewell are visiting their grand
mother, Mrs. Sophie Radcliffe of
Lloyds.
DR.. S. A. Stokes left Tuesday
morning for trip through the
Shennedoah Valley. He is making
the trip in his automobile.
Mrs. Charles Collins and son have
| returned to their home in Phila-
delphia after having spent sometime
| with her daughter Mrs. Ralph
| Asplen of Cornersville.
Miss Louise and Rebecca Wheat
| ley of Richmond, Va, and Miss Mel
lie Wheatley of Baltimore are the
guests of their parents. Mr., and Mrs.
Robert Wheatley of Wrights.
Mrs. Thomas Cook and daughter,
Clara and son, Frank, and grondson
Frank, Jr., have returned to their
home in Baltimore, Thursday after
spending week visiting friends
and relatives in this community.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Asplen, of
Cornersville, are receiving congratu-
lations upon the birth of fine
slaughter.