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CECIL COUNTY NOTES.

Elkton, Md, June 24.-The TIavre
De Grace High School commencement
exercises We're held last evening.
when the following graduates were
awarded diplomas: Miss Alice Moore.
Margaret Warker. Esther Knight,
Gladys Peal, Hazel Greenbaum. Isa-
bel Haines. Beatrice Preston, Beatrice
Jackson. Helen Nogt and Laura Brad
ford; Brooks Crawford, Walter Ric-
ketts. Charles Callahan and Forrest
Cuakley.
The Victory Sparkler and Speciality
Co. of Elkton. has leased the old Ma
tional Bank Building. on Main street,
and will have 1t remodeled into Of
fees.
The Young Peoples Church Asso-
citation at Woodlawn has elected the
following officers for the ensuing year
President, Roland Gibson: vice. presi-
dent. Edgar Thompson; secretary
Elsie Kepler: treasurer, Myrtle Jack
son; publicity committee. Olive Gar
vim. Evelyn Cameron and Leila Thomp-
son.
Rev. Francis Burgette Short OF New
York, will make an address at Cecil
toms Fourth of July celebration.
July j. has been designated as the
date for examination for the position
Of postma ster At Rising Sun and July
is for examination at Elkton.
The Town Council has adopted reso-
lutions endorsing the citizens train
ing camp at Camp Meade. To he helt
| July 81 TO August 26
! Company + of the First Maryland
Regiment. returned home today, after
| spending n week at the State riff,
range
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REHOBOTH BEACH NOTES,

Rshoboth Beach. June 24-The
oirls' Friendly Society Of Georgetown
spent a few days here. Mrs. Anna
Beach acted as chaperon.
John s. Sslmons will move TO Iewes
~ soon as alterations have been COM
plsted 70 house that he recently
purchased
Arthur Holmes. OF Philadelphia, is
= guest AZ the SUSSEX Hall.
Dr.. Joseph B. NAPLES. Jr. OF George
0wn, Is erecting a large cottage in the
pines.
George W. Rush. division freight
agent OF the eastern region OF the
Pennsylvania railroad, with head
quarters IN Wilmington, was recent
visitor here. Mr. Rush is making a
survey Of the shipping facilities in
lower Delaware.
A dance Will be- given al the Hotel
Henlopen. June 2s. George Madden 8
orchestra will furnish music.
Miss May Donovan has returned
from Georgetown.
Contractors say constructing new
cottages will keep them busy here the
greater part OF next winter.
We are prepared TO distribute a linn
tied number Of Rand cNally road
msps. 1922 edition. one Of which will
b~ cheerfuIly sent 10 you. upon re-
quest Pennsylvania Indemnity Ex-
change. J. Rogers Holcomb. Manager
DssmArvia Branch. so7 King street
wilmington. Del. Phone 6o29.--Adv
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WILLIE EVANS KILLED
UNDER WHEELSO Of TRUCK
Small Negro Boys Head Was
Crushed Like Shell When Run
Over Near Seaford.
sr,c,aI corr.,rondenc.

srsciai Correspondence Every Evening
SeafOrd. June "a Willie Evans
IL ye8r-Old Negro boy 0f Philadelphia.
who came 20 Seaford 70 spend the SUM
mer with his grandmofher, Mrs Gor-
trude F0Oks met death yesterday
afternoon, whom ne feil from a seven-
ton motor truck, owned by r. ". Nc
CARNEY Of Wilmington. and driven ~
Robert Conner Of the 81 ms city. Nc
CARNEY has the contract 10 haul s'ons
from seafOrd 70 the Bridgevfils-
Georgetown State Highway, the stons
beiug brought here from Havre ds
Grace, Nd on barRes Conner was
making "A trip 70 the acene - the road
building and several small .boys who
had asked him FOR a ride, Including
/ EvanG. were IN the truck with him.
I When near Green's NH. about miles
( from Sea?ord. the Negro boy startef
70 climb off the truck 70 run 20 N
apple orchard along the road 20 get
/ some apples, and I'm doing 90. aco!doo. -
/ ly faN under a wheel ~ the trucK. ~
wheel passing over Ms head. crush IN z
! s. horribly and causing !nstan. dea'n.
/ Some telephone Inemoo. workiry 2
near ny. Witnessed the acc3on- aoi
called 70 Conner. Who stopped -
truck. he not knowing the boy nad
gotten or fhe machine coroner
I George Collins n loves x Roads va =
rotihed and a jury summoned hy him
] cxOnerated Conner from all blame.
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on. where she has been for treat

ton, where she has been for treat
ment..
Mr.. and Mrs. Abram Fogel and Mr..
and Mrs. Harry A. Schagrin will be
Mt home TO their friends on June 26
from 3 to o'clock.
Miss Ietitia Pool, a student at Del
aware College, Is taking n six-week's
course at the University OF Virginia.
Mrs. julian Cochran is spending n
month at Ocean City. n. j.
Mrs. A. NJ. Chamberlaine and son.
Henry. are spending several weeks
at Atlantic City. n. j.
Mrs. Mabel l.. Poore and little
daughter of Boston Mass. are spend
Ing some time with Mrs. Poore's
mother. Mrs. Nellie C. Lockwood.
We are prepared to distribute lim-
Tied number of Rand INC Nally road
maps, 1922 edition. one OF which will
be cheerfully sent to you, upon re-
quest. Pennsylvania Indemnity Ex-
change. j. Rogers Holcomb, Manager
Delmarvia Branch. 9o7 King street
wilmington, Del. Phone 5O29.-Adv.
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DOVER WEDDING
THIS AFTERNOON
Miss n. Mildred Lynch and
Charles C. King Married by
Rev. Charles Behringer.

Special Correspondence Every Evening.
Dover. June 24.-Miss II. Mildred
Lynch Of Dover and Charles G. King
Of Philadelphia. were married at the
home Of the brides parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. II. f.. Lynch on Govcrnos~ ave
nue.. this afternoon. Rev. Charles
Behringer of Crosswix, y. j., brother
in-law OF the groom. ofiiciated 1t the
wedding. which was according to the
service OF the Episcopal Church. Mrs.
James Henry Hazel of Dover. played
the wedding march and Miss Georgia
Bowen Of Chester, Pa, sang 20
Promise Me" The bride was gowned
In white canton crepe. A reception
followed the wedding
Mrs. King is popular in Dover's
younger social set and formerly was
school teacher here and in Chester
Her going away gown was dark blue
with hat to match.
Mr.. and Mrs King will reside ir
Philadelphia.
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wOMAN's CLUB OF NEWPORT.

Newport, June 24.-The Woman's
Club of Newport held business
meeting yesterday afternoon in the
large attendance.
Plans were completed for the dedi-
cation of the playground on July /.
1t was announced that there will be
sports during the afternoon from 3 to
s o'clock. There will he wheelbar-
row race. three-legged race. valley
ball. basketball. broad jump. running
jump and high jump. Anyone can
enter the contests, which will be in
charge of Miss Leila Lyman and the
recreation director. Mr Marvin. who
will arrive in Newport on July /, and
remain during the summer months.
The ladies OF the Newport NJ f.
Church will serve cafeteria supper
in the Sunday school rooms. the pro-
Ceeds to go for the new equipment at
the playground. The ladies of the
Woman's Club will conduct a car
nival on the playground to reimburse
the director. The cyclone fence around
the playground has been completed
and new parallel bars installed on the
grounds. on Tuesday evening the
town folk will endeavor TO clear the
playground, paint the new apparatus
and get the grounds in readiness for
operation on July l.
At the time Of the formal opening OF
dedication OF the playground, Satur-
day evening. July /. at O'Clock, DIR
Sumwalt. pastor Of Grace Church, viii
deliver the dediCatory address.
Following the business meeting yes
terday afternoon. Mrs. W. II. BeaCom
Of Wilmington addressed the Clul
members on the subject Of american
iZat.on."
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SMYRNA PERSONALS.

SMYRNA, June 2i-Miss Pearl Inn
grell left last week for Charlottesville.
Va. to take six weeks course in the
sumnrr school az the University of
Virginia.
Homer u. Hudson Of Boston has
been recent visitor at the home OF
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. ID. Hud-
son
Mrs. ". ] Boyer started on Tues
day for Chautauoua, y. Y. where she
will attend the General Federation Of
women's Clubs.
]. w. Tucker has returned from At
lantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Sloane and son.
Poysie. Of overorook. Pa, spent the
weekend a. the home OF Mr.. and
Mr~ Gilbert Attix.
We are prepared 20 distribute linn
tied number of Rand-McNally road
maps. 1921 edition. one of which will
r. cheerfully sent TO you. upon re-
oueet. Pennsylvania Indemnity EX-
ehange, J. Rogers Holcomh. Manager
p~,narviA Branch. 9o7 King street
Wilmington. Del. Phone 5O29-Adv
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MISS CLARA ROSS TO WED.

Seaford. Del. June 2I.-Iuvitatious
have been issued TO the wedding of
Miss Clara Ellegood Ross. daughter
Of Colonel and Mrs. Edgar G.. Ross,
of this town. and a granddaughter OF
Governor William II. Ross. deceased,
and Raymond Gage, gr., OF WenOnah,
y. j. The wedding will take place in
St Luke's +. T.. Church. at seven p.
m. on Saturday. July Is. and will be
followed by reception at the home
of the bride on High street.
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LOWER DELAWARE
AND PENINSULA
Dover Will Vote Next Thursday
on the Question Of Issuing
Bonds for New School.

Special Correspondence Every Evening
Dover. June Thoroughly
orcus,d over Dovcr's need OF new
erhcoi building. which will entail
bond issue. every effort Is being made
~ the citizens to get fun vote at
the referendum next Thursday.
II has developed that the sentiment
- the pest against a bond issue for
q new school was largely due To the
feeling mat some members of the
Dover Board OF Education rs now
constituted tnot including the mem
bers elected last Saturday, favored
Q costly building. II Is believed by a
majority OF the citizens that Dover
could erect a school building within
the limit of it> power to raise money
by the issuance of bonds as required
under the law, that is Ave per cent of
che asssssed value of the district.
o. 100, 900 and on which S2oS,ooo could
ordinarily be borrowed. This. however,
n cut down by an existing bonded in
aebtcdness OF $4,000. which would
bring the amount down Ia SlsI,o0o.
Because OF the popular demand that
nothing OF an extravagant nature he
put into a building FOR Dover. the
Board OF Education as now constituted
has held two meetings since Tuesday
with prominent citizens OF the town
and has issued a statement that IL a
bond issue 10 authorized Mt the refer
sndum the board viii positively not
spend over the sls7 900 M allowed by
law.
A fear among some of the citizens
that in addition 10 this $4,000 the
board might. II II could secure funds
by sift or otherwise. saddle extra tax
for maintenance. etc. on the building
has caused the present board 10
pledge that no additional funds OF any
Kind will be used without submitting
same TO a vote Of the people. Further
promises have been made that I'm the
erection of a new building. II obtait.-
able hy n bond ISSUE. all expenses viii
be cut down to the lowest. thereby as
curing the taxpayers that they VIII not
be unduly burdened with additional
tax.
We are prepared to distribute Inn
tied number Of Rand -McNany road
map. 1922 edition. one OF which Will
be ch-erfully sent 20 you, upon re-
quest Pennsylvania Indemnity En-
change. J. Rogers Holcomb. Manager
Delmarvia Branch, e0I King street
Wilmington, Del. Phone 5o2s.-Adv.
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OF the workings Of the honor system
at that institution.
The Newport NJ. Il, Sunday schoo,
members and friends will 20 on their
annual excursion on Monday, leaving
the church at 7.40. There will be
special cars to Wilmington. and from
there the party will go on Wilson Line
boats to Riverview Beach, where they
will enjoy sports and picnic lunch.
leaving there at $50. arriving home
at $40. Everyone will be welcome.
Junior Church members OF the New
port NJ. r. Church enjoyed an outing
on Thursday evening in the vicinity of
Stanton, where prayer meeting was
held. and picnic supper enjoyed. They
will hold an outing each week during
the summer, leaving the church at 6
o'clock.
Ground has been broken. and work
started on the new home of Mrs. Ida
Ball. located about a quarter of a mile
west of Newport, on the Newport Pike
Miss Mildred Chandler of German
town, Pa. spent the week at Ocear
City. n. j.. with friends. She will
spend the summer here with her par
ents. MIR. and Mrs. ID. w. Chandler.
Mrs. Ada Ball of Wilmington spent
the week end here with her mother
Mrs. Sarah Finn. Mrs. Ball will leave
on Wednesday for Buffalo. n. Y. where
she will spend the summer with hei
son. Marvin f. Ball, and family, form
erly of Newport.
Mrs. ID. w. Chandler epent Wed
nesday in Wilmington. as the gues
of Mrs. George ]. Chandler.
Mr.. and Mrs George II. Nipe motoreC
to Chadd's Ford. Pa, on Thursday
where they were guests of Mr.. anC
Mrs. George X. Kipe.
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ODESSA PERSONALS.

Odessa. June 2<.-William Phillips
vas a Philadelphia visitor this week
Carl webb is III az his parents
home on Main street.
J. X. Orrcll. wife and son visited
Wilmington relatives on Tuesday.
Miss A. T. VandeGrift was visitor
o. Port Penn on Sunday last.
Repairs are being made 20 the
bridge which crosses Appoquinimink
river a, odessa.
Frank 3. Reynolds has sold his
property 20 Thomas Tayior.t who is
BOW living on a farm nNr Arm
stronss Corner.
Bakers Cannery will not open this
season. but the Watkins Packing Co
vii pack corn a. usual.
We are prepared 20 distribute a lin
ced number Of Rand McNally road
maps. 1922 edition. one OF which viii
De cheerfully sent 10 you, upon re.
euest. Pennsylvania Indemnity Ex.
change. J. Rogers Holcomb. Manager
Delmsrvia Branch, eO7 King street
Wilmington. Del. Phone 5029.-Adv.
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ARMY PROMOTIONS HALTED.
None For Grades Below Colonel For
Six Months

Washington. June 24-Suspension
of promotion Of all army officers be
low the grade OF Colonel, effective at
once, was understood to have been
decided upon by the Senate Military
Committee yesterday.
The action was taken largely as re-
suit. 1t was said, OF provisions includ-
ed IN the annual army appropriation
bill which places six months bar
against promotions after July /.
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accompanied by n band ard VIII par
tlcipatc In the parade fefore the hous-
ing Of tho apparatus at Dover.
Rev. Luther ". Poole, pastor Of the
Methodist Episcopal Church will con
duct the morning and evening services
tomorrow. At the If o'clock service
he will take for his text "FahhfGness
and Its Reward" At 730. David and
Goliath" Sunday school session viii
convene at 10 o. m.
Rev. Frederick w Overheser, pas
tor of the First Baptist Church, at
the II O'Clock service tomorrow will
take for his subject "Obediencx" 7-50.
Dealing With Enemies"
Rev. 8. Beattie Wylie, pastor of the
! First Presbyterian Church, will con
duct the morning and evening services
at 1890 and 7.30 tomorrow.
Children's Day services will be held
at Red Lion NJ. f. Church. tornor-
row evening a musical and literary
program in being arranged.
! Robert If. Harrington, Sr., and son
! Frank left yesterday for Atlantic city.
! n. j., where they have contracted "a
do painting for several weeks.
Mrs. Mary Dyer and grand daughter
Elizabeth Cramer. of East Third
street. left yesterday for several Days
vacation. al guests OF relatives and
friends in Philadelphia.
Mrs. Walter =. Burris. who under
went an operation at the DclaWar
Hospital several days ago. Is getting
along nicely.
Final notice 10 Water Consumers
All water rents not paid by ST Of July
water will he shut off BY order Of the
Water & Light Commission Adv.
See Bridgewator for jewery.-Adv.
We are prepared 70 distribute lin
tied number Of Rand McNaliy roaf
maps. 1922 edition. one OF which vii
be cheerfully sent To you. upon re-
quest. Pennsylvania Indemnity FIX
change. !. Rogers Holcomb, Manager
Delmarvia Branch. 907 King street
Wilmington. Del. Phone 5029--Adv.
!
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MIDDLETOwN NEWS.

Middletown. June 24-The Rev.
William IEomewood of Wilmington
Will preach at St. Anne's p. f. Church,
on sunday morning, in the absence Of
the Rev. Percy l.. Donaghay, who will
he at Ocean City. acting as secretary
OF the Peninsula Summer School which
meets there from June - TO 80.
The Sunday school Of Forest Presby-
terian Church will hold their Chill
dreu's Day services Sunday, July >.
James T. Shallcross has sold for
Francis Reynolds his residence, in
Odessa, TO Thomas Taylor OF near
Middletown.
The mothers of the Boy Scouts held
bake today, the proceeds from which
they will donate T. the troop for the
purchase of camping equipment.
Miss Esther Shallcross gave a
luncheon TO six of her high school
girl friends. Her guests We're: Mar
earet and Elizabeth Brady, Elizabeth
Clayton, Grace VanDyke, Dorothy
Caulk and Helen Kates.
/ Joseph c. Wise has resigned as
bookkeeper cf the Delaware Trust
Company and has entered the insur-
ance business. He is succeeded in the
bank by Frank L. Jones, son of Mr.
and Mrs Edward $. Jones.
/ Friday evening Mrs. r. NJ. Records
gave the first of d series Of chain
parties which are to be given this
summer by the ladies of the Foreign
Missionary Society OF Bethesda NJ.
4. Church. Her ten guests who will
De hostesses for the next ten parties
We're: Miss Mabel Price, Mrs. Adam
Reed. Mrs T. ;. Fouracre, Mrs w. II.
Jump. Mrs. l.. G. Scot. Mrs W. h
Belts. Mrs. Wallace E,liason, Mrs
James +. Walls. Mrs. w. r. Lee, Mrs
J. i. Shepherd. Miss Mabel Price
gave the second party of the series
at her home on Tuesday afternoon
with fifteen guests. Miss Catherine
iTruax OF Wilmington, conference sec
retary, was present and exhibited
a number CT interesting curios from
China and Japan. which had been sen,
by their missionary, Miss Clara Bel
Smith OF Wilmington.
AT meeting of the Queen Esther
Circle Of Bethesda NJ E. Church. Off
GERS were elected as follows: Presi-
dent, Mrs. Samuel J. Brockson; firsr
vice president, Mrs. Harry Culver
second yiCepresi6ent, Mrs. Daniel W
Stevens; corresponding secretary, Mis-.
Sarah kates; recording secretary, Mis-,
Ruby Whitlock; treasurer Miss Anna
y. Denny. Two new members wer,
added 10 the roll. Misses Isabella All
corn and Esther Mcdowell.
The annual service at Old 81. Aug
Justine =. +. Church, on Bohemia
Manor, will be held Sunday afternoon
at 2 O'Clock. The services will be II
charge of the Rev. NJ. NJ. Goldie. rec.
tor of North Sassafras and Augustine
parishes, and the music will be rem.
dered by the choir OF the Church oi
the Good Shepherd of Chesapeake City
Md.
The Hudson touring car owned anC
driven by George Hurd Of near Mac.
donoguh caught fire and was burned
on the Port Penn road
, Percy s. Donaghay. son Of the Rev
and Mrs. L. l.. Donaghay. will leav,
on Sunday for ST. Paul's School, Con
cord y. H. TO attend a cOnfereno,
on the ministry. There will be 30'
, young men in attendance, seven frof,
Delaware.
/ Mrs. Sewell Green is spending sew
I eral days at Wayne, Pa, the CUES
: Of the Rev. and Mrs. Francis II
Moore.
! Mrs. William Allen has returne,
from the Delaware Hospital, Whining
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MISS FRANCIS GETS
RSHIP

Delmar, June 24.-Niss Mary
Francis. a recent graduate OF the Del
mar High School has been awarded a
scholarship at Delaware University
through a competitive examination.
Miss Francis took high rank in the
school here and has exhibited marked
talent as a writer OF fiction.
The Dixie Realty Company conduct
ed land sale here today. the prop
erty being number of building lots
in the suburban east section, owned
10y Sewall II. Whsyland: prices ranged
from SIPS to 1915 and among the pur-
chasers We're George l.. Long, Johr
J.. West, L. y. Holloway. Edwin r
Sirman. Is lots We're sold.
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here to look after the picking and ship
ping OF the fruit.
Samuel l.. FiAlde, Seaford mail car
rier from the postoffice to the rail
road station and return. met with 4
painful accident. yesterday, when 9
door he was fixing Mt hle home or
Arch street. fell on his foot. Alexander
Sedgwlck is substituting a. mail car
rier while Fields In nursing his injury
Mrs. NJ. i. Hopkins left Thursday 70,
Visit with her sister, Mrs. c. NJ
Chase. in Wilmington.
Mrs. Betty Scott has returned home
from an extended visit with her son
Thos. Scott, at Pocomoke City, Md.
Mrs. II. Il. Almond, OF Philadelphia
is visiting her mothe1, Mrs. Julia c
Stevens.
Word has been received here tha'
the Snyder preserving plant, located
at Greenwood. will operate this sum
mer on tomato catsup. and be in tn,
market for tomatoes grown fl low
er Delaware.
Captain Harry M. Bell has been re.
elected n member of the Seaford echoo
board for n term OF three years. Tn,
other two members of the board are
! DR.. Charles NJ. Hollis and Charles w
! Robinson
Miss Matte Truitt, OF Pittsville, Md.
spent the week here with Mr.. and Mrs
George Reed.
Miss Julia Scott. who In conductinJ
tea room at Rehoboth, spent tn,
week at her home here.
Mrs. Tillle Wilson, OF Baltimore 10,
many years n resident OF Scaford. ha!
arrived for a visit with friends an,
relatives In and near Seaford an,
Laurel.
Mrs. r. l.. Bennett and children. o
Laurel. Is visiting her parents Mr.
and Mrs, L. w. Hurley.
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SFAF0RD Pc RSONAIS,

Seaford, June 24.--The Seaford pub
lie library has received from Miss Min
lie Brown Of Philadelphia. formerly of
this town. a gift of "a volumes of fic-
ton, and The Mirrors of Washington
has been added 10 the library through
the kindness Of Mrs. l.. B. Cannon Of
West Seaford.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ s. Gullvier, John
Harris and Mrs. Wilbur Faust OF
Bloomsbury. Pa. have returned home
after visit here with Mr.. and Mrs
Albert i. Chipman. who now have as
guests Mrs. Charles Harris and Mrs
William Henry and son, Chares, OF
BOOmsburg.
c. NJ. c. Lewis of Chester, Pa, man
ager OF the York Imperia Apple
Orchards near SeafOrd, has arrived
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WEDDING AT CRISFIEID,

Seaford. Del. June 24.-News has
been received here of the wedding of
Miss Marguerite jefferson. daughter
Of Postmaster c. w. jefferson, Of
fredericksburg. Nd. and Hiram Long
aker, a well-known Caroline county.
Md. canner, and one OF the lessees
OF the Temple theatre. Of that town.
The wedding was solemnized at Girls
field, Md. Saturday, June i, Rev. c.
NJ. Elderdice. formerly pastor OF
Christ NJ. i. Church, fredericksburg
officiating.
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AUTO TRUCK IN FLAMES.

Seaford. Del. June PA Peerless
steamer automobile, said to belong
to c. +. Warrington, of Greenwood,
caught fire Thursday night, as it was
passing through the business centre
Of the town. \ bucket brigade exiting
uished the blaze and the damage was
slight
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Soldier Ill on Train.

Seized with fit on A Pennsylvania
Railroad train. Markham kirkman. a
soldier at the government hospital.
at Aberdeen, Md, was removed from
the train at French street station and
taken to the Delaware Hospital for
treatment. He was later discharged
when able to continue his journey TO
his home, Hyde Park, Mass.
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NEWPORT NEWS NOTES.

Newport. June 24.-services at the
Newport M. r. Church tomorrow will
BE- in charge of Rev. W. Vaughn
Moore. A. 1890 Mr.. Moore will speak
on Sin and Its Relation 70 the In
divtduai."
AZ the evening service Warden
Pluzmer 0 tho workhouse Will tal
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Miss Agnes Sapp, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. 5. l.. Sapp OF Harrington,
will be one OF the bridesmaids at the
wedding of Miss Ruth Satterfield.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Sat
terfield of Harrington. to Professor c.
w. Shantz, superintendent OF the
Smyrna Special School District. The
wedding ceremony will take place at
the beautiful residence OF Mr.. Satter-
field on Centre street. at y. m,
Thursday evening, June %. Miss Sapp
is a graduate Of Beechwood College.
Jenkintown, Pa. being member OF
the class OF 1918. Miss Satterfield is
also n graduate OF this college, being
a member OF the same class. Both
Miss Sapp and Miss Satterfield are
prominent In lower Delaware society.