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co. r OF MILFORD WINS
OVER CAMBRIDGE TEAM
Special Correspondence Every Evenil

Special Correspondence Every Evening
Milford. Dec. 1.-THE largest crowd
that ever attended a basketball game
in Milford watched Company f. y. y.
G. OF Milford, defeat the Cambridge.
Nd. quintet at the State Armory here.
last night.
The game was close from the start
and was hard fought until the final
whistle blew. but the Milford squad
seemed 20 have the situation in hand
and when they needed a point could
always put Il over. Several OF the
Cambridge players were slightly in
jured, but Il was not the result Of
rough work by the Milford five. but
OF the tactics employed by Cambridge.
The score:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-01
CmEsrERrowN AND VICINITY.

Chestcrtown. Nd. Dec. 1>-Mrs.
Elizabeth Smythc. widow ~ Professor
Jefferson l.. Smythe. former superin-
tendent OF county schools. and Thomas
Whaley OF Church Hill were married
yesterday by Rev. y. o. Gibson. The
bride was attended by her daughter,
Mrs. James Brice. OF Bctterton as ma
tron of honor and her granddaughter,
Anne Brice. as flower girl.
> Thieves entered the poultry yard
Of Hicks Tucker Monday night and
stole 10 turkeys.
Jesse Hadaway. son OF Sheriff =
Thomas Hadaway. while gathering
pecans. fell 20 feet. A barbed wire
prevented him being impaicd by q
| picket fence.
Mrs Marion Talbert and her daugh.
ter, Mrs. Grace Aldrldge, have gone "a
st. Petersburg Florida, for the win.
ter
The gross receipts OF the Chester
town postofhce fcr November wer,
large.
The Womon's Foreign Missionary
Society OF Christ NJ. p. Church wa
entertained by Miss Clara Usihon.
Try an Every Evening Want Ad.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-01
LAUREL HIGH DOWNS sEAFORD
FOR LOWER DELAWARE TITLE

Laurel, Dec. l--I.aurel High School
football team defeated seaford here
yesterday. 20 TO o. winning the lower
Delaware championship. Laurel did
not lose game during the season.
having beaten every team In Della
ware district. and champion teams
OF several Maryland and Virginia
counties.
Laurel was scored in In only three
games. The largest crowd that ever
witnessed n sporting event in Sussex
attended the game. Laurel will play
Newark champions Of the northern
half OF Delaware here December 8
for State championship.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-01
TROTTERS SELL CHEAP.
Blll Sharen With Record Of 2.0fis
Fetches 5000 at Auction.
BY Associated Press to Every Evening.


New York. Dec. l.-RA Sharen,
2.04h. prominent trotteQn the
Grand Circuit this year. was Knocked
down for 5000 AZ the "Old Glory" horse
auction here yesterday. z. T. Farley.
OF Paducah. Ky, was the purchaser.
The horse sold for s25.0 two years
ago.
Walter r. Cox bought Peter Earl.
2.0ih. a 3-year-old. FOR $500.
Seventeen young trotters from the
stable OF w. b. Rickerman's stable
sold for an average OF sl.0S3.
The fair plaintiff demands $4,000
! for a kiss" That's rather high for
/ Just one kiss" "She admitted on the
witness stand tht she quit counting
/ after the first one. Birmingham
! Age-Herald.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-01

The Rivers End" the first OF Mar
shall Ncilan's independent productions
which comes 70 the Savoy Theatre
for weeks showing starting next
Monday.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-01
AVALON DEFEATS
SILvERBROOK JUNIORS

Avalon basketball team opened its
season with q victory over the Silver
brook Jrs. at ST. Joseph's Hall. yester-
day. 42|4. Avalon led at half time.
1910. Captain Orth and Hummer each
scored from the field. The lineup:
AVALON
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URSULINE ACADEMY TEAM
DEFEATS TOWER HILL

The hockey team OF the Ursuline
Academy defeated Tower Hil School
in hard fought contest az the Tower
Hill field Wednesday afternoon, 10
The lineup.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-01

exist. We know that as bIood-cells
Increase In number. blood Impurities
vanish! We also know that night fol-
lows day. Both are factsl But have You.
eczema sufferers. ever actually taken
advantage OF this wonderful factf
Thousands Just Ike you have never
thought about Il. Skin eruptiOns.
eczema with all It's fiery. skin digging
torture and its souitearlns. unreach-
able itching. pimples, blaekheads and
boils, they all pack up and go, when
the tide Of blood cells begins 10 roll
fnl BIood-cells are the fighting giants
Of nature. S. s. ). builds them by tho
million! IL has been doing II since
1926, s. y. s. Is one OF the greatest
blood cell builders. blood cislnsers
and body-builders known TO us mot
tails. when you put these facts to-
gether,--thea To continue TO have ecre-
ma aud skin eruptlons looks more like
q sin thar a disease. Mrs. Arthur N.
Smith. Pearl ST.. Newark, Ohio. writes:
NY Httis girl had rs,y bad ods OF
sofema. she began taking s. s. 3. and
u wea now. ] thank you re,y much. Z
tell my friends uhat q good medicine "a
ts. ! cannot talk too mach about Il. for
! inoV q 10 o. n"
Here IL your opportunity. s. s. 8.
contains only vegetable medicinal In
gradients. Because 5. :, $. does build
red blood cells. II routs rheumatism.
builds firm flesh. fills out hollow
cheeks, beauties the compile xion,
builds you up when you are run down..
s. S. s. ie sold at all drug stores. In
two sizes. The larger size bottle 10
the more economical.
- q e makes you feel
0.Os0s 6ks yowssf d0ais
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-01

Referee. StoilenwercK. Johns Hopkins
Umpire. sonaway. Dickinson. Head lines
man Fouik. University Of Delaware. Lines
men. Grier and Robbins. Time OF quar-
tors. Is and II minutes.
Chester was beaten yesterday by
Media, 20. and Ridley Park was just
able 20 beat the Alumni. 1912 Brown
Prep tied the much touted Hammon-
ton team. &c. West Chester laced
Berwyn, 1917. Norristown walloped
Wildwood. 500.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-01
AMUSEM TENTS.
SCREEN.
Tom Moore and Mary Miles Mlnter.

Presenting n new angle OF the eter-
nal triangle The CombSy and the
Lady" Paramount picture scored
heavily az the Queen Theatre yester-
day with the holiday audiences. Tom
Moore and Mary Miles Mlnter are the
featured players and supporting them
is a cast which gives complete salts
"a - Lon
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-01

hrebs -.-...-. ..-..... Z. .-....... -...... Hoey
Referees. Mrs Baldwin Tower Hi:
Miss sykes, Ursuiine. substitutes. Land
for r.. stirling. Timekecper and score
keeper, Damhno.
Every little want can re SATISFIED a;
very little cost through an Every
Evening classified ad-Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-01
Skin AblaZe
NTH Eczema
Constant Itch g Almost
Unbearablei

We know there IL one thing that
stops eczema, and that is more red
blood-cells, s. S. S. builds them by
the million! You can increase your
Ted-blood cells to the point where it
Is practically impossible for eczema to
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-01
The lineup
s\lEsIANJNf

-unstltufsS-rslsslar Ncfrrafh for
Dwell Touchdovns. Martin and Quinn
iosls after touchdown. Martin. ].
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-01
AZ the Savoy.

No play has given the public a more
decided insight into life as II is lived
I'm The Great North Woods" than
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-01
Pearl white In "a Virgin Paradise" !"

Thrills abound In "A Virgin Para
disc" the photoplay which was showr
for the first time 10 the Tbanksgivine
audiences AZ the Majestic Theatre. Il
Ia a story Of the jungle and Of civ.
llized hypocrisy. Lions and other wilt
beasts prowl through Il. the only com
panions OF a half savage young WON
an with no knowledge OF civilization
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-01

Try an Every Evening want Ad.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-01
John Rnrrymore In .SherIock Holiness

The engagement OF Sherlock
IT,lmes" at the Arcadia Theatre has
been period Of the greatest success.
The screen production OF the famous
Conan Doyle stories has been offered
with an almost perfect cast OF players
selected from the best on both the si-
lent and spoken circles.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-22
NEBRAsKA's TEACHERS
BAN smoking" COLLEGES
Columbia, Chicago and North
western Are Placed on the
Blacklist BY Normal
Colleges

Lincoln. Neh Feb - insiu
tors in any OF the sisie normal rri
leees OF Nebraska heretiier viii b,
refused leaves Of absenoe % STUD ~
attend the universities Of coluu n.
Chicago and Northwestern 'he in- Z
the testlmany of those Who have neva
students and the news teens in tHe
daily press show that fiEaref .aIVf b
ing is common among Wumen ln
these institutions under resf'a
ton adopted today hy the hoafi 10
education of the state normal sohso
ANY other educatlona. inst,tf;lo
that permits such practice = oasfsc
TO teachers 10 Nebraska normal 9i-
leges. the resolution states n lot'
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-22

noi however pnohlhit iae vmp"N
menf of graduates ln the nefmal
school. from these colleges of fiseci
"a that iAs ieaehvn shaH net use
hacco
-NNe want "a a.seeoaro ths loha'e q
haht as 70 Is so great au efi that &
s. oula he uitefi, dlseounienaneei ~
et,r, nst,ai.ou that trains Teacher
Declared a y Rcisshy of Chadvn 2
member of ihe board "Ne want tae
aosld 10 Know that Nebraska 81 nat ln
for thl. klnd of thing
"Tha Summer gour'es az these in'
sitaions suvsi man, teachers f''s
tho Nehrasha nurmal schools "t'
yeas bat this year the resolution e+-
compel them 20 make other plans
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PERSONALS OF
. SOCIETY

Nr ana A~ j. . n.asisr hai
- gheu alansr eussis ssl asN NJ
ant Mr. lnsireth eaa Nlss
Ruth lgtiagesh fink saruash,os
farsuci tAe eemerpl,-ac - lhc iahie
X x -
Ns Robert Stewart ana hahy os
Tulsa are the knosts q Mra stee
ars parents Rev and Mrs c~'rss
Nlehoss
/. N
Nr ana Mfa N q Roeiana q
petr,ai Nich.fan arr she suessa -
Mr. and Nrs J.. stark
v y n
little oafnctta san,lAiFe iaia.hisf
81 NJ sna AIRS q & ssnaiiFs vhe
under~en, VERY aorlpaa nfanioid
operation a fes weeks aeo At the
AZ y Hosps,ai has been takrn -
her home and T. couealess ma nlssis
SO *
NJ Howard fife has been ill tho
past week ui,h the na
M & 81
The west side " q q 4 ~in
meet ThnfsAav N5fh Nrs ~ "A
Prince. 1905 West Cleveland ms
suhiec, Cor tho meeting eai 10 the
Frances willard Memorial Al
member. are ure.~l a. hs crescent
& y =
The meeting ~ The Asan siuh ~
Thursday has hevn postponed un ~
"'unt - %" death - Mrs odith
sinlrrief'r hfwher Earl .is'ltc IN
'H4ofnln
= > y
Miss li'li" johu-un RiA entertain
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Nnshorce. Feb Sc Just ike mia
men they have regular routes. deiiset
it ~ a certain time each day. collect
yesterday bottles. cliarK, by the
month and guarantee the quality -
pass any lns-"etOra test
A female bootloazer. n.odish',
dressed. young pretty and rood nn
tured equipped with a hlgh spec !
siudebaker roadster. = thu latest
catch of the police
She gave her name a. Nrs " N
Hayden. and vas caught while ir.
liycring hair tint bottles on her
route" between Columbus aud Don
lson on South Fiuh street yesterday
afternoon by Detertiye Pitts
The suspicious detective aaunti .el
over to her car to get a ~hRf rh-
fair bcoegger npled him and dashsf
two bottles she was carrying On the
sidewalk About doxqn more boz.
ties were found ln the car
Mrs Hayden will be allowed "a isn
her story 10 the county authorities
today The car yin Irohabiy be con i.
fisoated
Another delivering booslegxer' va
raptured ju.. as he started ou, wl.h
his horse ara buxryy 70 make hts
rounds last night Biii DAVIS. the a.
comodatting man named himself
Three gallons of corn whisky and
the delivery outfit were conflr .atod
by Detectives CLARK and Hicks.
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SOCIAL cAluNoAR
Aa.....t.

cOAtAL A~AtN1NN
Wednesday
Dlnasr nridse Party Mr. aud Mra.
csorFe seer
neiph.aa club Lihsary
lrls cluh Mre le-ser Ho.,zh
AmhatsA Sab -Nss Harry q
Newman
Narha Society Nrs lvhn love.
icss
Rei crsss Case mu,ee RED
Crsss Roons
Tau ~ Na cub MISS i.alie John
fen
Thursday
C.Wer l.raf ,sah Nrs Mari Kyun
ill Jln> club Mic CcofsA Nest
Thareias Dinner enh NJ and
Nrn N u LESSER
AilIarlsn clna Library
opeuorky einb Ms !. n
Mafcheu
Girls fgicadi, Tuno' Parish
House
wos " s. n q Mrs " n
Prince
FRIDAY
Patrons elnh Banner sehoal
fy.e o.s..,k Tea hh Mrs " II
coyie
Domestic Science Annual nlnne
Nr- + Cook
r. g Chapter
Saturday
Saturday Dinner club Mr. an1
Nfs D. y bronson
rm Delta Gamma olab Mrs
reNrse Rltyhaupi
X xF
trw Ww Exx yH xysX xxs
w DAILY Tkou0Hr
lEvyx SHE| MIN Xxx
~i.,aru Is pe glessed With esas
lthlng with wealth SO Tar a. j
makes u. bersrc'al 70 others vii
poverty for no, having much to car
for and Wiih oe~uria for belnl
luneaylcl lluArch
u Is *
LUNCHEON ey Mrs Hahn For p. { os
Mrs Hahn naa the charm.n
hostess 20 ihe y f q chapter Tues
das. celehratlns Washington an
IIanopns birthdays with a beautiful
appointef enc o'ciocK luncheon
Tho rooms we're arilstlcaily dec
GRATED with latrlotl co.ors. fiags an
the always suggestive hstcaet an
cherries The cenierp'oges for n
tables were crystal wastes Il red an
white spring flowers The fou
course mn,hoon noa complete
l0efg detail carrying ou the pat
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f,ote c.sors and su0ge-ilons Nfs
Hahn ~as assisted Ia serving Q, Mr.
cin,ord Porter and Nisu haael
iiurrf
After short business session tho
tolloptnx pr~mm nss sieen. rhh
Nrs Henry nodd a. ieadeF Anses-
tr, and birth 81 Abraham Lincoln
5, Mrs D " M,cuire hiueaiion
hy aiFs u A. caEcott. 4t.'ucsrn ~
law. rf" by Mrs u u puskin.
l-Omnicas of Contemporary Writers
bs Miss Ann spoor. Portraits ~
/ hroln" by Mr. " l.inu "lan+
soln Nemorla. at Washlitston' by
Mrs y Z Gahl Ral call eas r.a
ponded 70 with your fasorlto pr'a
sni la, American witch was enter
"a INTO ~ith much interest Seven
teen members aud the foln~ing
guests Wefe present. Mrs robert
sic~'mF a TNil~a Mrs fsunle -
kimcs q Moul,on. Iowa Mrs fpora
s,llars ~ Carthage No Miss Miriam
iasa OF Peoria m Mrs J n
Crayons. Miss Ann spoer and Mrs
Ia N Hurst IN two weeks Mrs A
"a West viii entertain the chapter
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Among the Six Millions

One of the landmarks Of New York
City has Just been taken from us-
Fer years visitors 70 this city have
been sh0wn thc two great trees IN the
Yard q No. 80 West 22nd Street.
under which Ceorrr 7. Morris, Amer
ican pot. wrote -Woodman. Spare
Tha. Trcef. The old Woodward
mansion vherc Morris lived AZ that
sirne. stands IN one of the few re-
naming blocks IN downtown New
fork-old Chelsea Niliagc-whcre
th<re are any grounds wherc a tree
can fnd room 70 stand. and lovers
of American Traditions and America
literature have hop~d that those two
trres would live v1dstssbed tor many
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-22

years Just last year, however. The
trees died, and II was decided the
oth<r day 10 have them cut down.
Martin l. Davoy. former Congress
man from Ohio. who Is drvoting him
self now 20 saving the lives Of trres
and adding beauty to the country,
vas called in for expert opinion a
year ago the trees could have been
saved" he said. ~But they were
neglected too song. Now thry are
quite dead The neglect Of those
trees has led groups Of ren and
vsnen In this city who are Interested
in preserving our historical treasures
10 agitste for a movement 20 save
other old trees before it b too late.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-22

One Of the most envied ncn IN this
great ctr Is Frederick Kicker. Of The
West lard Street police station. II
Is not often in this life that even .
policeman has the sense Of sstisfac-
ton which must have conc 20 him the
ssf-er day. he arrested = man for
falling 10 display a 1872 automobile
license plsfe on his car. And The
nan x.s his landlord-~ho had tried
20 raise his rent - rnonth last fan
.Dont you know nes I'm your land
lord" exclaimed thr peculiarly optim-
istic notsrist vhrn Kicker stopped
him on the zrenuc- lie vas found
guilfy aad nned t5.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-22

IN honor q Miss Mary pouTlasa'
birthday anniversary yesterday, =
number oi friends surprised her last
nxht a. the home of Mr ami Mrs
Glenn DJugAss. The eyenlnyr WAS
spent in dancing and al ice course
vas served 20 the Misses nrothy
caffney, Ruth lIialrcsh, Ccorgia
West. Mtrhrct Dean. MeFy Md.
Vera ke.y. Hclen kiink. Kathryn
Wo.Ramot. Corrine Carfon Measrs
Al Wright. Clarence wilkins. John
Cat he'll Raymond Boyer. Warren
Van Hoozor. Guy Roe. James Tag
art, Dsg Ross. Tom Walker. Lee
simas. Raymond Mcmahon. Mr and
Mrs Harry Carter. Mr. and Mrs
Lloyd Douglass. Mr. and Mrs Me-
Beth and Mr and Mrs Glenn D'ns
lass
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Tho name Goa DAYS appl ed %
trying. hot DAYS ~ summer oone'
tie sscendeney 81 the c1nsteiiat'0n -
Cania Major. o. great CO.
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Emanon Club Dance

During the business meeting OF the
Emanon cub wnich preceded the
dance. three new members were add
!, cd 10 the list OF membership. Sixty
members and guests en;oyed the
evening dancing. The cub wiz
meet sgsin n two weeks.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-22

A. plate irotn le eos has
eaten pil never aeain he usrd fef
ihe preparation 81 hwaa fAad among
tho true syfsss
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shskespesrs Club at Library

Slylnxs OF 'poionius" were given
In answer 20 rcf caIl by the memDerg
of the Shakespeare club when tbey
met at the Library yesterday. The
report OF the critic. questions on Act
2 and the reading OF Act were fol :
'sSwec ~ a general discussion on
Were Haaicts Mind and Temper
ment Those of Fstaiist" and "wbat
DO you think u Hamiet's Arguments
on Suicide p MIRA NJ. o. Rowland
Of Detorit. Michigan was the only
guest
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So Portrait Free

In order 10 be doing something
duuring these dull times. we viii
make you a i4x20 oval convex
$500 portrait FREE. We wan.
you 10 show II 10 your friends
and advertise orr work. AL Ne
ask Of you send rs e5c TO pay
for postage and boxing and We
will send the portrait prepaid,
free. Mail your photos. with eoc.
Give US 4 trial. No frame catch
buy your franc where you
please. We copy anything and
everything. Money back II not
pleased.
PALM ART CO.,
lA- Hastingz, Uoh
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-22

The word garage was used origin
ally In France % denote a pllce Tor
keeping boats. rolling stock. &c.
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Mrs. Robert Mertcn was hostess 10
the Six Hundred club and Mrs.
Oodizen as an additional guest.
Tuesday afternoon. Two new MEM
ocrs Nere voted into the club. Mrs.
Loren stark aud Mrs. a. carvens-
The next meeting viii be March IL.
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o o o NIuD N0Iu
All Day Meeting
Patriotic decorations were used 90
deoorle the home ~ Mrs Leroy
Logan shen she entertained the -
i u club at an all day meet ing yes
toTday Martha and George were a.
the door TO receive tie guests who
we're given, AZ favors. tiny SILK fiazs
4 delicious luncheon vas served at
noon. The afternoon was spent IN
n"edienork In two weeks Mrr l.. $
Page will be hostess 10 the club
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-22

Lemons can be kept fof moaihs y
raeked IN salt
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b0ll|vAn'S LADY PAL"
AND HER BOOZE MOTOR
Pretty Woman. Dressed In Style
Is Grabbed BY Muskogee
Police While Delivering
Her Route"

The world Is dry tho lawyers cry.
nui bootlrggers deny a.
They know the law bat twill IA "a.
And scornfully defy it.
The corn flows free for you and me.
And who presamea 70 doubt.
n You're AZ home just raise tho fhoue
The houza viii Do rlght ont
BOiIIyAR'S HALLAua
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Msecahcos vii meet an day Thnra
day AZ 'he iall a. Install officers
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-04-25

afternoon, April q. from 8 to 5. at the
follow .ng homes. Group NJ with Mrs.
E. p. Simonds of Hawks avenue:
Group B with Mrs. Myron Jones:
Group a with Mis- Laura Mosher. and
Group R with Mrs. Hawley White.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-04-25

We wish to extend our sincere ap.
probation, in Il recent bereaye-
ment, for the kindness shown us, al
so for beautiful flowers.
Mrs. F. LaFranch'se and family
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NORTH BENNINGTON
Guy Farnsworth and S. o. Tent
.pent Monday In Troy,

Guy Farnsworth and S. o. Tent
ipent Monday I'm Troy.
Supper will be served at 6 this even
ne by the ladies' OF the congregational
hurch. An entertainment follows.
Mrs. Walter Warren was called to
Wore ster, Mass, Monday by the
leath Of her sister in.law, Mrs. Leach.
John James of Hawks avenue Is
now running two buses, a REQ and u
cord, Mr. James runs the REQ and
Lloyd Pratt the Ford.
The Woman's Missionary Society
II the Congregational church will
meet On Friday afternoon this week,
instead of Wednesday, at the home Of
Mrs. II. T. Cushman. This is to be
tho annual thank offering meeting and
a large attendance is hoped for.
The group meetings OF the Congre.
gational church will meet Thursday
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-04-25

Another thing In favor Of pharaoh's
daughter was that she went down to
the river to battle rather than to pose.
Dallas News.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-04-25
PoWNAL

Miss Alice Dunn is spending a
few days with Mss Ida May in Frank
fort, y. Y.
Merritt Il. Myers has moved into
the house of Mrs. Elijah Barber on
Main street
George II. Dunn at ended the Ma
sonic banquet in Bennington last
Thursday night.
Henry Qua, a local horse dealer
has so d a fine saddle horse to a
Bennington party.
George Howe Of North Adams
spent the week end with A. D. Hew.
III o. Cherry Court.
William X. Blanchard is doing car.
pentry work for J. l.. Sweet on his
arm in Bennington.
Mrs. Hattie Card, who has moved
nto Brooks!de, is making a number
of repairs on her property,
W. S. Proud, local grain and coal
dealer, has n new Ford truck from
the Pownal Center garage.
MARRIED Life" was the subject
Rev. G. w. May spoke upon to his
congregation on Sunday morning.
Rev. L. E. Moschel. White Creek.
y. Y, has been in town making ar
rangements TOR some repairs on her
property.
Mrs. Abner Towne and children of
Afhol, Mass. are visiting at the
home o. Mrs, Towne's mother, Mrs.
Elite Parker.
A son, Abraham r., was born to
Mr.. and Mrs. A. b. Gardner of Cedar
Hin at the North Adams hospital last
Wednesday, Both mother and baby
are doing we'll.
The funeral of Mrs. Theodore
Tatro was he d from the Notre Dame
church at North Pownal Monday
morning at 8 o'clock with interment
in the North Pownal cemetery.
The Baptist ladies are to hold a
sale and supper in their parlors Thurs
day niG,lt from ; to 8 o'clock. A fine
menu is under arrangement and large
out Of town parties are. expected.