The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1922-06-17
Beckwith Neck Items

MIR. Kilbur Hubbard has returned
to his home in Baltimore, after
spending several weeks visiting his
sister, Mrs. Emmett Brannock of
Cornersville.
Miss Ida Muir left Tuesday via
Emma Giles, for her home in Balti-
more, after spending sometime visit
ing Mrs. Samuel Linthicum, and
other Relatives and friends of this
community and Cambridge.
Mrs. Robert Henry and children
of Cambridge, spent several days
this week with her sister Mrs. EN-
NETT Brannock, Cornersyille. Mrs.
Henry left for Baltimore where she
will visit her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas R. Hubbard, for several
weeks.
Mrs. Barbara Wingold and daugh-
ter, of Kembridge, Va, have return
ed to their home after spending
several weeks with her sister Mrs.
Ross Cleveland. of Cornersville.
Mrs. Fred Householder, of Pitts
burg, Pa, is the guest of her sister,
Mrs. Ross Cleveland of Cornersyille.
The regular monthly meeting of
the Woman's Club met at Spedden's
Hall on Friday afternoon, June 9th.
The meeting was called to order by
the president, Mrs. George w. Bow
man After the business session
was over the meeting was turned
over to the County Demonstration,
Miss Vanscoofter, who demonstrated
the making of flower baskets and
organdie flowers. BY several re-
quests Miss Matte Wilcox. of Balti-
more, favored us with several solos,
which was greatly enjoyed by all
Our hostess for the afternoon was
Mrs. Mollie Dali, assisted by Mrs.
Mary Seward and Mrs. Merriam
Reinoehl. Ices, cake and lemonade
were served in abundance The
cakes represented the club colors,
black and yellow. Among the visi-
tors were: Mrs. Nettie Davis and
Miss Matte Wilcox, of Baltimore
and Mrs. DIN Hubbard. The next
meeting will be held Friday June
23rd DR.. S. A. Stokes will give us
talk on home medicine chest. All
members are urged to be present
and all who wish to become new
members are invited to come also.
The Children's Day exercises at
Beckwith Church was carried out
last Sunday in the morning and
there was very large attendance in
Guiding persons from all of the
necks. All seemed pleased with
the program, the solos, duets and
trios were exceptionally good and
the parts rendered by the children
were fine; some of the infants were
as pretty as pictures; no one cared
if what they said could not be heard
as it was sweet enough just to look
at the little tots. The most inter-
esting feature was the trio by Miss
Matte Wilcox. of Baltimore, Miss
Agnes Hubbard and the pastor, Rev:
G. w. kliver, the congregation was
held almost spellbound. The collec-
ton which was very good will go: to-
ward educational purposes.
The services at Spedden's had just
begun when the storm came up and
everyone seemed to think Of Home
Sweet Home" ana Immediately pro-
ceeded to adjourn, but before leay-
ing the pastor announced that the
service would be held the following
Sunday at 100 p NJ, and they are
going to. make better showing by
having another week to make pre-
parations. So many were disap-
pointed and will be there this Sun
day and observe very closely the
program which is said to be very
fine.
Beckwith is getting ready for
Camp meeting, which will be held
from August 5th to 14th, and we
shall have as strong a program as
can be furnished. We will have UNI
usually good preaching. singing and
everything promises to be better
than in the past. At all Of these
services there will at least be good
quartette at each service; they are
now planning to stay with us
all of these services.
The first wheat was cut on Mon
day, June 18th. This is said to be-
the earliest harvest for a number OF
years and these cooling breezes are
very much appreciated by all; es-
the harvest fields.
Mrs. Samuel Stewart and daugh-
ter, Elizabeth, have returned tol
their home in Baltimore, via the|
Emma Giles, after spending twol
weeks with Mrs. Stewards. mother,
Mrs. Jane North of Lloyds.
Miss Matte Wilcox, of Balti-
more, is the guest of Miss AgnesI
of Castle Haven.
Miss Alice James. of Cambridge,
is spending sometime with her
Mrs: Fanny Spedden
Hills Point, Md.