The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1922-05-18
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Miss Marian BIamDie. is spending
sometime with Mrs. Clarence Hur-
lock, at her homA in Baltimore. Md.
The many friends of Mr.. Raymond
Ayers, will be sorry to learn that he
confined to his home on Race street
| with a sprained ankle.
Mrs. Edward L Bramble, who has
! been visiting her son, Mr.. j. Henri!
/ Bramble. at Wilmington, Del. has
! returned to her home on Mill street
| this city.
Miss Gladys Clark, who has been
| in the employ of the Chesapeake and
Potomac Telephone Co., at Balu-
more. has returned to her home on
Willis street.
Mrs. Ralph l.. Gould and children
have returned to their home on
Locust street. after having spent
sometime with Mrs. GOuld's mother
Mrs. James Carroll. at Mt. Vernon,
The many friends of Miss Blanche
Vane will be glad to learn that she
is getting along very nicely after
undergoing an operation for appen-
dicitis at the Cambridge Maryland
Hospital yesterday morning.
Fans and near-fans, big and little.
old and young will want to see the
first ball pitched at the new diamond.
Cambridge High School so far unde-
feated this season, will combat there
with Salisbury High tomorrow after
noon. Come out and grace the OF
casion.
What might have proved dis
by the presence of mind OF several
persons when fire was discovered
at the home of Mrs. George II. Twill
lev, corner of Academy street and
Cemetery avenue. 1t was not neces-
sary to sound an alarm.
Mrs. Ella A. Todd and daughter.
Mrs. |. Terrell Parker arrived IN TINS
city. Tuesday from Dania, Florida.
Mr.. Clarence S. Todd OF Kansas
CITY, Mo-. arrived yesterday. and
with his mother and sister, VIII
spend a month at their residence OH
Vue de LEau street. Their many
friends will give them a warm well
come.
The Arcade tonight offers six rea-
sons why its show is excellent enter
tainment, ROBERT Warwick, Lois Will
son, Theodore Kosloff, Hallroom
BOYS Burton Holmes and Pathe Re
view You should see this one II
votl never see another. Tomorro"
and Saturday matinee each day. Ru-
dolph Valentino and Dorothy Dalton
in Moran of The Lady Lefty, ana
Ruth Roland in White Eagie" De
sides a funny comedy.
Tom Mix star, whom everybody
likes. hits the ceiling of screen SEN
sations in Sky High" the big Will
liam Fox pictur" showing at the
Grand Opera House tonight only.
Make special effort to see this picture
il was filmed in the Grand canyon OF
Arizona-il picture that FOR sheer
thrills has never been equaled. 'Ha II
The Woman" the mighty First Ma
tional SUPER special is the attraction
tomorrow and Saturday.
While many farmers would have
preferred a dasking rain, believing
that it would more effectively have
washed the pea louise from the vines
thereby saving much Of the pea crop
which seemed threatened with de-
struction, nevertheless the ram
which has fallen in the past twenty
four hours has been worth many
thousands of dollars to farmers or
this county, practically all crops be-
ing greatly benefited by it
The annual convention of the Dor
chester County Sunday School AS
ISOLATION which was held in Zion
Church today was largely attended
despite the steady downpour OF rain
all day. A very interesting program
has been carried out. The evening
session of the convention will con-
vene at 7.45 P. NJ, and at s o'clock,
Rev. Don s. Colt District Superln-
tendent of the Baltimore District OF
the Methodist Episcopal Church Will
deliver an address upon Evangelism
in the Sunday School" DR.. Colt is
a delightful speaker and his address
will mechanically be q splendid one.