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DINNER AND DANCE

The sixty club h. TO hold ~ BIT
monthly formal dinner dance next
Thursday evening. al the Al,aradn
hotel The members and their
out. of-town guests will he enter
tanned at dinner In TAFT hall and
dancing viii follow In the main
dining room,
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GO =
t1'SS 10 HNI
( lit KIN DINNER.

q tohn hurtor sunday
school class 81 the pr,siy terrain
church viii meet the last ~ tho
month FOR "a chicken dinncr which
wHH rnsiponed from iaudtE even
ina until that date There are
about thirty memhcrH ~ thr cisHs
strls of high school agp
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WIS HOrI,N III INIEiiT NN~
ron Mis- sDiINNnN

One of the many rharminr NJ
fairs gi,,u DURING me pas. week
fur Mrs johnson Of Boston was
The Informal luncheon party which
Nrs " s UDpowel gave ir her
honor last "Wednesday af her homo
ON Copper avenue There were
MIN guests
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sizes TO GIVE SMOkIlR
InH FACILITY

Sigma CAi Wen have issued invi-
tationH "a q smoker for the men
~ tho University faculty. go he
given next saturday evening AZ tho
fraternity house The affair.
which vii be one OF tho largest
stag affairs Of 'he school year
will BE- under the direction 81
bruce Hanger
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The campus has recently beer
enlarged and th" nowIy acquired
land cleared ~ BRUSH Tor the pur-
pose % making re- new baseball
field This are adJuins the
campus on the west side The new
baseball field d. expected to D."
ready FOR use ln the very near
future
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800 People Crowd Into the Recreation
Rooms of the Y. w. to See Carniva

one % the most successful un
dortaklnEs ia the history % the
s. " 20 a. bsr none -succes-
tul socially aud nnanclalIy- Wa
'ho hiE y W carnival given .u
.h" recreation looms uu North
second street t'rIday evening over
BOO people crowded into tho two
rooms ANA filled b. 90 She d1ors
Che air wee thick with cousctu and
with the cries uf u,auut-teudrIs.
side show hlrkor- hot-duE dI--
pousHrs uui lemonade cumposors.
lausht'r hand clappinE and cries
OF approval The clubs OF the
Y W delivered the goods 900 ID
way that made their audience want
90 come back Cor mur
ono ~ 90, rooms was converted
into I succession uf hoeths where
H' various organization. displayed
sonnet hiug 60 catch tHe sy. 1f the
uuwary The Toto club was right
There with Hu Indian booth. with
huf dogs tor smile, tWhHf the cone
urrtiou Of ideas wt- unless 10 was
.hHf Indians r. rDuuftd Co cot
dogs We couldn't sayI The Eu-a
Garden club booth was H bower
Hf paper roses and horc one could
forget the nIur uf hamburger
among flowers and cookies The
Iauanesr club had o. booth IL
purple and white Dry-unthtmgmF.
whore ten and iemOutd, and candy
could be- had among auustlzIug
.urruuudluEs luH cream was Sold
100 200. uuu.h OF fUr Au.lautc club.
With cold drinks e. O.. e. club wac
represented Iy s.HIer- uf COM
frftI amt noisy fHIr-. on che floor
Thistle Dhu lodge girls hHI 90 lovely
rcd and whit. booth with candy
for sll. Tho Hew Girls Uresr,,
club HHl u booth whore white
candy HuIv wl- sold The cherry
and red Hi fHr O.. IS 81 proclaimed
chat the University = W G. a
wa represented in the booth whore
punch wa sold
Tho stole show were sorcamirrly
funny with their weird fortune
|tsllsr- and other attractions Mrs.
Emily la H,ll, told fortunes with
cards and Miss Katherine jackson
bad "a rruup uf Hawaiian dauc,rs.
Miss julia Ricketts, was iu charge
after % visit o. I'VE months in 10,
city Thursday afternoon "a color
scheme of pink and white VII.
carried out in pink ana white
sweet peas TN, guests wore Mos.
DANES Moysrs Nyc Martin. g. =
Hayden Kenneth Baldirldre a. "
Potter g. N Barber a. L. UlIir
O. D. Davis j ~ DoolHtle Grave
White. Roy Campbell. slrhal Nit
chcii Guy Rogers George Huou
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nR AND Mrs. corr
GINi RHIIH.I.

Dr and Mrs n T. Coop outcr.
tanned AZ one % the largest affairs
Of the week. when they were hosts
% an evening bridge party last
Thursday at their home In the
Stern apartments After "a thorough
" enjoyable cVcniEg al cards n two
49, L-.-L---u- ----L
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IIiI nANaI-

l%niNcrsitt freshman danced FRI
DAY evening al IS Of g. hail 90 an
informal dance party Tor tho mem
h'rs Of the class ana rcprrs-nthfiNa
cs ~ other c]lss=ss The arrange
mcnts were under the direction uf
IInmL Hna.na
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pIII MD PIN ILIH
M H.

The Pipe ard Pen club. q ntcrnr,
society composed OF University
faculty and student men. met last
T%uesduy evening ut She home uf
Dr l. g. Mitchell The pen pr1duc.
ed the usual evening Of short stort
reading. poems and plays. original
with the members
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SANS SDuTI CIuB 10
y SATt RDAV.

Tho Sans souci dance club will
dance next Saturday evening At the
woman's club for their monthly
meeting and social evening.
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GOOD CHEER Gun To MEET

The Good Cheer club viii meet
mex Wednesday afternoon with
Mrs Mary y Spaulding bt6 West
Iron avenue. for m important
meeting.
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YOt NJ. GIRLS 10
PLAY lSttIibt.I

Mias Ernestine Huning enter
tanned "a number Of her high
school friends Saturday afternoon
ut "a bridge party at her home AZ
Huniug Castle There were thr,e
fuNIDH
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EASTER TIA no M
gINEN

An Easter tes. with "a musical
program In which the CnusroFa
tlonal church orchestra all figure.
h. to Doe given at the home OF Mr.
and Mrs Joseph Pies ths evening
Of April "a, Members OF tho church
ana ;hoir frtends are Co be the
guests
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Of palmistry booth Miss Bess cd
had n OF the cleveresf chow
there with her dancing Tumpsl
A great attraction was the ehoj
ruu by Miss Gertrude Thnmpsoi
very dignincd and proper lad
In real life. with The Secrets A
The y " g. A., disclosed "a me|
only Mics Helen Hurhurt had n
exhibition Of Bluvhcurd's Mivcs
The program. open 10 81 hcsa|
1f 3 &c. and was rich aud rare
heafricnl flavor Tho first nunl
her was The Alice Bluo Gown, Il
The University y. W. ia which I'D
girls appeared in old FASHIONED
Alice blue costumes and SANG viii
the accompaniment Of Miss Itufl
houRherfys whistlinR. Miss Eiisi
beth S~hcpherds violin music an|
Miss carol Wilson ut tho plan!
a Hungarian military dance. IND
lu-surr was Eivcn hy the girl
81 Miss Gekler dancing class. IND
house was brought down in
storm 90 applause by Miss MaH
Ja%r1iuss song Amt u Fierce d
hc go BeautlfulT'. n was fsrcl
fus Miss Jurdoip appeared In a re|
'HNNN 'NAN NNNNN NNM'NfI wv ANNRl
u green wairt and AN ~eNprcssio|
that was better than tho who'd
combination The G.. L.. p. clul
danced the Highland Fling. AM
Miss Amy Parish = Spanish dancl
out 90 Old CASTLE. The Iris|
llg "a dance by Mrs Gcklcr's ciaI
followed.
The piece tho resistance OF m
program was tho The Shrek
presented by David THharro AM
written hy Harold Boil Fight m
cast OF characters were. eth
ShirE. Abdomen Bny Miss Juli
Johnson, Lady Tod Aspirin; a
English beauty mlss Mad
Jardino; Lord Arsenic Aspirij
her brother Mis- Nalyne Gazelcj
Ben Hasheen. she william. Mi1
Nello Scale. 'Catty Fatima. a
Jealous swecthonrt', Miss Eath1
Scale, "Dr - Adcnold. friend
The Shick Miss Evelyn HOLLAND
"Cutcx. scrvan. Of the shield
Katherine Jackson. "Mustachi Al
native guide' Anna Risscr Fled
zoini servant 10 Hasbocn'. Pri3
ella Newcomer
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nRInGr ron MRS. MYERS

Mrs Harry Braun gave n OF
the largest and mos delightful
parties Of the week for Mrs Hen
rietth Meyers Of Flagsian. AriE.
who icaNes TINS week for her home
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MOODMI.N CiHI1E To
CINE GARD HAHTN

Cottonwood Grove Number 2
Woodman circle VIII CIV, a bencN'
card party Wednesday evening a.
4 o. - r. hail Tor tho members
Hnd friends and an who are In
tcrcstea in tho organization The
game will begin a. eight o'clock.
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Mr. and Mrs claude Does droyI
70 Dutil SUNDAY where they vislte|
the Navaio Lodge. Mr. and SRI
Misses Gertrude and Audry Geo0d
son accompanied them
Manuel Otcro. Of Alhuquerqu.
arrived last week and departed I'd
his ranches where preparations n
lnmhiug going on MI tter
viii Poo ai his ranches Tor some tisl
,upvrinteudinE this work
Little Miss Alice and Mastd
nathan Han spent last wcek )
Kelley visiting their rrHuimotheI
Nr- " D. Exeter Their mothcI
Mrs. Hezokiah Hail who has bee
100 with tho fu went up an
brought them home saturday.
v.H FIdclI4 Duncan. English al
H'H-orN Instructor in tho hid
school WINS confined To her honl
Nff fht fn" as rHl dnya this wed
Mise Dorothy Stcen. tho little "a
adopted lt tN, Tennessee " a.
' end sent fr0m MaFinlcna |
Inc Frances s. willard Girls schaI
af Santa f'c. loft Tor that plnc, 4
"Wednesday.
Jerry wheeler has returned a
VI l'Heo whor, hC visited
mother
HiliF Warren off uutl. wasI
NartsIcuH visitor sunday
o. - Arsar OK tho ozark n
ing Domuuuy hors arrived tho
OF tho week FROM Denver. whrrc
went 90 attend tho funeral -
futher Philip ArEall sr
Mr. and Mr. D. D. Moore.
Mrs Murphy are boz from the ran
and at the roaidonc, 81 Mr-
Dickens where Mrs Murphy is
c.iNinE medical treatment
The Methodist SUNDAY school
established an unuaanl record
attendance ion Ho su ltl a town
NaEdalcHu About r. ouuplu l.
munths ago, 70 contest rnce urulH
Che Wrrid wuH put on hN stunt l.
Nlcler Tho opposing Sides "A
rod and hluu buttons o. iookedX
r tHv blues would have "a "w
over until tho v,v lasi Sun
lMnrUn .tthl when tho reds \
Hur sfupsndnuF and enthusiastic ,
fort won hY uhout six huudrs
r, rts The school has rrnvfn FRO
about sixty mrmhers To- f2a IN =
Guidance with ia7 hclonEing IN
u considered au especially 80,
she wins considering iht tuidnr
~ flu and other dIsrsas 10.
this winter and spring
IRA SwrnzgH and family ha,
moved boz from GREEN'S Gap AZ
IRE irsfuiied iu 1ur of fhu knabtos
houses The children who ha,
becn quite iii. have recovered.
u W Medley Del Boz El Iaso IN
week on business
MrF Edifk Brown Hnt two fni
dr'n, o. Missouri Ion Ter tb-
bow" Tuesday after a eral dsl
Visit with her parents Nc and NJ
Convey
J. " Arrau ana ma
daughter Marian arr nov convnIe
cling nicely from severe ease % a
nu
Miss Ncola Thurmnu Of AN,
fn"r1ur. spent the wrok end
MnTdaleua visiting ffirndn
~ and Mrs o. - shelton ma'
q trip Co Hatii SUNDAY
A merry crowd composed Of IL
fteadell ana Miss ifuuaaie. NJ
murd boundEcH and MIN i,ew.
l'Nnf" Mr. Gov4nrfou and ~
Nita knuN las McClafen End nj
Speck MI ana Mrs Huzfkiah "a
ana family and Mira sfonfu az
Mrs knoke, mother and sister
Roy, motored out 20 Water CanYt
sunday 20 the ranch home Of Nafl
az nall for a picnic surprise pnrl
Everybody contributed their aha
OF the dinner Mr.. Hall, who hni|
bachelor hall IN the absence n b
teacher daughters. was fompiet4
surprised BY his friends ard 80
'iives and the hountilul spread
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pAST CiuB
III MET.

The Past Mntruu.' club or th'
Eastern star VIII meet tomorrow
afternoon with Mrs : ~ Bo~tT
90 h,r home at 4Ol West oCa
avenue.
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Ni,S IOMBIR
GLIB

Th" Highland club were tht
guests of Mrs o. p Iowhor last
Tuesday afternoon ai their regular
meeting
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Mrs STANM 10
CTIH

Mrs Roy rtaWm Or Go have tho
"Wednesday club r'Nt WsduusiRy
lf her home Tor tht regular mcot-
ing
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Mrs lralie briggs fut'riH'n'I Tho
Ensemhl, club YESTERDAYS afternoon.
st theis m'rtiu instead Hi Iurr-
dtY the regular iay oI w"'fIuF as
there are a number pt bride"
u.- planned fnr thHt umc Iu'ro
W. ~. InlL..-
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M ~ BRIia.E CiiUB
NII9IN TllrSnkN

The Ideal bridge club ia to meet
rnoHday afternoon ~ the home 81
Mrs G. W. Potter for the reEular
meeting
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tn" work on the swimming pool
b. well on the way toward compile
tiuu and n h expected that the
pool viii be ready for us. hy the
18Th II April Tho concrete BE-
now being poured into the forms
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NIOIIN ANn II,.n HIaIIML

Invitations viii ur issued This
wryh tur 10 roHlIal au April g. uf
SIS tu tD gwen tg ELSIE au..nII
pupil ~ Sire D. e. EsII aui
Brand u'ulnE assisted hy Robert
Nordhuu- pupils uf Miss Lsf,I,
Nalk
lhr program viii br given 40
Mr. REID home sla West
Copper ateuu and will pnmpr,-s
these numbers
d. Violin Duet .gauuad
Brand hcriug Robert NorihHus
Tive Larkr Oplanol LssChetirkg
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-02

The Junior class ln economic
geology tooS "A Eeaiogy "trip last
saturday 10 the zinc mines luCai-
cd az Kelly in tine Mandalenn
mountains. The trip was IN
charge oi Professor Well. Assist
ant Professor Naupcll accompany
inE Professor Qunyle. head OF tho
mining department was also
present. The class FIRST went
through the Ozark mine where the
geology 90 the district b. we'll
brought out by the underground
workings 81 THIS mine. Professor
Quayie explained the methods 81
mining used FOR the extraction 90
thr-" ore deposit IN ths after
noon the class went through the
Kelly mine. and latter mixed up
the mountains FOR Tho purpose Of
studying the surface geology 81
his district
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ton OF officers Mrs y A Brat
ford. Mrs q b. Miller and $50
Louise Nichols comprise the nom
mating committee
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departure of Visitors Occasions a Pre:Easter Revival In Entertaining
NEw MEXICO SCHOOL on
MINIS SOCIETY MOTIFS

ON Thursday. March %. tho
Cooncy Mining club was very
fortunate TO have Mr. H. g. Hixou.
who IL assistant general manager
Of the Mineral Point Zinc com.
pany Of Chicago, give "a talk on
the subject OF ziuc. sir HiNon
told about the numerous presont
uses to which products from the
various zinc ores are put. He also
spokV ~ the general Industrial
conditions existing in the various
large zinc companies at the present
time. The lecture was very inter
csting and complete In that the
speaker gave Il description Of
every phase In the production Of
zine
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Mr. md Mrs claude Does dro.
10 Dntil SUNDAY whore they visit
the navajo Lodge Mr. and 81
SUITE and little Miss Suite, and Il
Misses Gertrude and Audry Geoo0
son accompanied them.
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FRIDAY AFTERNOON, AUGUST II, 1922
NEWBERRY AND NEWBRRYTFs.

Two Of the men who voted to re
tain Truman IL Hewberry from Mich
igan II a purchased seat in The Sen
ate haPe already been eliminated
from tIl8t body-Harry 5. New, of In
diana aud Porter J McCumber, OF
North Dakota Others like Calder, of
New York, France Of Maryland, Ere
lnghuysen. Of New Jersey, Kellogg,
Of Minnesota, and Townsend, OF Mich
ig8D. are on their way TO the elirri-
nator. with good prospects THAI there
will be several others after NoFem-
Der.
With New and AIc''umbeT defeated
and with the peoples headsmeH
stalking behind the ether Senatorial
Newberryites. who are 40 for rseiec-
tion, the heneficiaT. Of al this breach
cry to r'he public Interests and the
Republican party Senator Newberry
himself BITS smilinaly and comforta-
bly, in his seat in the Senate Cham
Der WIril the assurance Of several
more years Of political Lie, or until
she new Senators elected this fail
meet in the next regular session,
when il IS highly probable that the
word NewbeIry VIII become sruon-
ymous sgjrh raspberry.
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HOUCKSVHLE

/ Mr.. Harry Richards and family, Oh
Piedmont, W. Va, spent several days
with friends in this community Mrs.
~ J.. HOFFMAN accompanied them
home and visited with them week
Mr. and Mrs. ]. L. Rineholt, Mr.. and
Mrs. James Norrods and Miss Nellle
Norrods. all of Baltimore, spent the
mast Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
KIeinsnitz.
The fever for tractors on the
Houcksville road is continuing to
rise. Mr.. c. E. Elseroad is the latest
farmer to purchase one.
Mr.. Charles Houck and family, or
McDonough, were weeks end guests
of Mr.. and Mrs C. E. Elseroad.
Mrs. Clara Richards and son, Del
mas, Mrs. Margaret Frizzell, Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Henderson, Mrs. Harvey
Merryman and two sisters, Mr.. and
Mrs. Norman Katie and son, Wallace,
Mss Edna and Mr.. Carroll Frizzell,
al of Baltimore, spent the past Sun
dav with Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Rich
ards.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. P. Buchanan spent
sunday with Mr. and Mrs. David A.
EGauph. of Grace.
Mrs. Elmira Lockard, Mr.. and Mrs.
Wn. Lockard and daughter, Emily, of
Bethel Heights, and Miss Bette Wen
ger, of Marion, O., spent Sunday with
1ir. and Mrs. Peter Buchanan.
Nir. end Mrs. John c. Tull and
daughter. Harriet, of Baltimore, are
guests Of their mother, Mrs. Carrie
Legpo.
alf and Mrs. Charles P. Shaffer, of
Baltimore, spent Sunday with Mr..
nj Mrs. T. w. Buchanan.
Mrs VIM. Grumbine and Mr.. John
". Abbott were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. John w. Spahr, of Hampstead,
several days last week.
The building committee of Wesley
has purchased Delco' Lighting Plant
for the church.
Mss Evelyn Barnes is spending a
forth ight with friends in Baltimore.
! Mrs. Roy w. Spangler, of Hanover,
was weeks end guest of Mr.. and
Mrs Peter Buchanan.
Wesley Sunday school picnic will
be held all day and continue during
the evening Of August 10. The Hamp-
stead Community Band will furnish
the music. There will be a program
in the morning, several able speakers
/ viii he present. Zach family that has
ony interest in the Sunday school and
church is expected to contribute a
cake. . Bingham apron, a bonnet and
4 something for the fancy table. The
SUNDAY school subscribed $1,000 for
he new church.
Mrs. Eleanor Hoffman spent the
past week with her daughter, Mrs
/ Roger Zentz of Arcadia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Shaffer and
/ Mrs. Fanny Fowble. of Trenton, spent
sunday with Mrs. Mary Shaffer.
Wesley Church is now under roof.
i The floors are down, and the carpen-
/ ters Will he ready for the plasterers
next week. The masons were held up
/ Two weeks waiting on the last car load
Of granite, the main tower will soon
I be finished and the church will be de-
Dictated IN October, in case no "ifs"
and butts" interfere.
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Good Backs For Bad
Westminster Residents Are Learning
How To Exchange the Old Back for
A Stronger One.

Does your back ache, feel weak and
painful?
Do you suffer headaches, languor
and depression?
Is the urine discolored, passages
irregular?
The kidneys may be calling for
help.
Weak kidneys cannot do their work.
Give them the help they need.
To cure a kidney backache you
must cure the kidneys.
Use a tested and proven kidney
remedy.
Doan's Kidney Pills have stood the
test.
Convincing proof of merit in West
minister endorsement:
John H. Lippy, farmer, 80 Liberty
ST., Westminster, says: my back hurt
so much at times l couldn't lift any
thing. My sight became quite poor
and l had to get up at night to pass
the kidney secretions which were pro-
fuse at times then again scanty in
passage. Doan's Kidney Pills helped
me right away. still use them when
ever I need them and find they are
wonderful medicine"
Price Soc, at all dealers. Don't sim
ply ask for kidney remedy-get
Doan's Kidney Pills-the same that
Mr.. Lippy had. Foster-Milb burn Co.,
Mfrs. Buffalo, N. Y.
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MT. OLIVE

We are having ideal weather at TINS
writing and as the farmers are
through making hay, they are busily
engaged getting ready to thresh grain
and haul sweet corn.
Mr. Albert Shipley, of this place,
was the first to open canning mouse
this year in this community.
Mrs. Gertrude Fowler and little
daughter, Wyona, of Curtis Bay, are
spending some time with their grand
father, Mr.. John T. Gosnen.
Mrs Annie Sellman, of Mt. Olive, is
visiting relatives in Waynesboro, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Wicker, of
Baltimore, visited her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. William H. Dempsey, last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Faris Penn, of near
here. visited Mr.. Arthur Gosnell and
family Sunday last.
Mr.. C. P. Baker and family visited
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Buckingham, Sun
day last.
We hear that wedding bells will
soon ring in this neighborhood. May
every good wish follow them.
Mr.. William H. Dempsey and fam
lily, Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Wicker, of
Baltimore, and Mr.! Oscar Baumgard-
ner and children, of Harrisville mo-
tored to Gettysburg Sunday last.
Mrs. Frank Hunter visited her
mother. Mrs. Samuel Poole, of Ridge
road, quite recently.
Health of community, good.
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Pa. spent several days the past week
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Henry X. Mil
Ter.
Curtis Miller, who was a patient at
a Baltimore hospital for three weeks
returned to his home last Saturday
much improved.
Those who spent last Sunday at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry X. MIL
Ter were Miss Myrl Miller, of Balt1-
more; Mrs. Belle Ebaugh, of Green
mount, and Mrs. Roy Shaffer, OF Han
over.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Garrett and
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Miller spent
last Sunday visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Os-
car Garrett, of Lineboro.
Thursday last John Dell, of Area
dia. moved his family and household
effects into part of the house of Miss
Laura Boyer.
Miss Marie Wentz, of Greenmount,
spent several days the past week VS.
iting her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
John X. Miller.
Henry K Miller is improving his
properties by giving them coat OF
paint.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Zepp spent the
past week visiting relatives at Milton,
Pa.
Mrs. Harry Hosfeld, of Baltimore,
spent several days the past week Wis
iting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs George
Hoover.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Grobb, of Han
over, spent last Sunday visiting Mr..
and Mrs. John Rinehart.
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spend the evening with us.

spend the evening WIFI US.
Our Sunday School went to Druid
Hill Park on Wednesday last in a
body. Oh my, the good time We had.
Quite a few of our people attended
the carnival at Hampstead last week.
Mr. and Mrs. William Isbell and Mr..
Beam Weaver, of Elizabeth, n. j., are
spending some time with relatives
here.
Mrs. Katherine Beam spent the past
week with Mrs. Nicholas Mummaugh.
Mrs. Annie Taylor is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Howard Sellars.
Misses Leathea and Nellie Beam are
spending some time in New Jersey.
Mrs. Chas. Graf and family, of Bal
timore. spent several days last week
with her father, Mr.. Wesley Bond.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur faulkner and
son. spent the weeks end with Mr..
and Mrs. Chas. Leight.
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ay school at 10 a, m.

Sunday school at 10 a. m.
The Ladies' Aid Society met at Mrs.
N. F. Mummaugh's on Thursday last
with a goodly attendance present
Plans were made for the chicken sup
per on August 26, at the church. A
fine program is being prepared be-
sides the other good things that will
be in store for you. Come out, and