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NEWS OF STAFFORD.

Scaford. March 1-,-Mrs. Ethel Ross
Graham gave unique party nj her
home. The Elms." near town. Mon
day evening. 20 about fifty Of her
friends. In the form ot an oyster and
ing large numbers Of herring. The
clam roast
Scaford fishermen are now catch
fish are selling rapidly I'm the local
market at five cents each.
Rev. 7. +. Carpenter. pastor ot st.
Johns NJ. T. Church. was called 20
Port Deposit. Md. yesterday. TO Off
ciate at the funeral Of Mrs. Gerry.
Frank Reach OF this town was call
cd 10 fredericksburg. Nd. yesterday 10
attend the funeral Of his brother-in-
law, L. w. Sullivan.
Mrs. James r. Thompson of Clay
ton is visiting relatives here,
Seaford oyster packers. who have
been operating an oyster house al
Bowers Beach all winter. have closed
the house for the season.
/ Captain II. w. Rell and Madison
Willin have purchased new Packard
and Franklin limousines. respectively
Teachers OF Wesley NJ. T.. Church
/ Sunday school, on Seaford Circuit
Rev. y. G Benson. pastor. have or
ganized a teachers training class
Rev. A. w. Msther. retired minister
Of the Maryland Annual Conference
Of the NJ 7, Church. celebrated hi;
18th birthday anniversary, Saturday
at his home corner King and Arch
streets, this town, in an informa
manner. He had with him his daugh
ter. Mrs. f. Everett Lawson. anC
granddaughter, Miss Mary Rebeccs
lawson Of Crisfield. Nd, also his sister
Mrs. Fannie J Smith Of near Seaford
Mr.. and Mrs. +. J. Hardesty had a!
guest over the past weekend Mrs
Hardestys sister. Miss Minnie Cree
of Georgetown.
! Coroner Collins Of Sussex count,
came 10 Seaford. yesterday afternoon
/. and held an inquiry over the remain
. OF Leroy w. Allen. the Seaford bust
, ness man who met a tragic dealt
, Monday night. Coroner Collins ren
dered verdict that Allen came to hi
death accidentally from electrocutior
> Isaac S. Giles, SeafUrd farmer VIII
d as been Ill for two weeks, continues I
! Improve. and is now thought to be ou
Of danger. Mr.. Giles has been suffer
ing with high blood pressure.
DR.. Annie c. Shipley who has bee
confined TO her room for severa
J weeks. suffering with a severe attac
: of grip and tonsilitis, has recovere
= and resumed her practice.
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HAVE COLOR IN CHEEKS
Be Better Looking-Take
Olive Tablets.

II your skin is yellow-complexion
pnllid--tongue coated-appetite poor
you have bad taste In your mouth
n lazy. uo-good feeling--you should
ta.s Olive Tablets.
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets-a sub
stitute for calo .lel were prepared by
DIR. Edwards after II years OF study.
DR.. Edwards' Olive Tablets are n
purely vegetable compound mixed
with olive oil. You will know them
by their olive color
To have clear. pink skin, bright
eyes. no plmpics. n feeling Of buoynncy
like childhood day you must get at
the cause.
Or. Edwards Olive Tablets act on
the liver n. a bowels Hike calomel--ye,
have no dangerous after effects.
They start tho bile and overcome
constip .tion. Take one or two mig =
q nd note the pleasing results. Million.
of boxes are sold annually Mt 15c and
aOc
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GEORGETOWN AND VICINITY.

Georgetown, March 1.-Mr. and
Mrs. George Topin, who recently re-
turned from their wedding trip and
moved into the property of William
J. Wilson, Market and King streets,
were given a shower" Monday night
| by many OF the young people of the
NJ. j.. Sunday school.
Clerk of the Peace, Frank w. Law
son. has issued a marriage license
10 Miss Florence Townsend, daughter
Of George l.. Townsend Of Frankford
and Alvin f. Bunting, son of Robert
Bunting of Sebyville.
L. Warren HolsOn, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry ]. Holson. has gone TO
/ Washington, u. c.. where he will
take a course in automobile work.
Mrs. Norman r. Purnell is confined
TO her home suffering with an attack
of tonsilitis.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Harlan G. Hinman are
/ the proud parents of baby girl born
TO them Sunday night.
! w. Benjamin Hammond, who for
/ TIE past three years has been en-
ployed by the State Highway DEPART
ment as instrument man, has taken
a position with the North Carolina
State Highway Department and will
leave for Raleigh Monday of next
week.
Climbing UP in a chair and pro.
curing bottle from the cupboard
containing turpentine, John Rowland
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street and Will assume possession on
April 1.
Chaiiengsr's Antisepuo cream, Soc
bottle, for that rough skin. p. Chal-
lenscr a Son. Prescription Pbsrma-
cists.--Adv.
This evening tho weekly prayer SER
vice will bc held In tho Method'st
Episcopal Church.
For sale-Dwellinx IL West Sixth
street. Apply II. r. Finders store.
| ADV.
| Tho final dance before Lent, held In
| tho Van Dyke Armory by tho NOM
bcrs OF tho Company III team laet owe
ming. was largely attended. The sum
OF Sa5 was taken In.
Stropping machine that Will sharpen
any safety razor blade, $f.00. ~
Challenger 4 Son. Prescription Phnr-
macists.--Adv.
| Tho members OF the New Castle
| City League quot team. comprising
George Proud, Albert Wilhelme, Johr
Clymer and Robert A. Barnes. on Mon
day evening next will play the First
Central QUOT team of Wilmington
leaders OF tho Church League In thu
lodge rooms OF the Masonic Hall. fol
| lowing tho session OF Seminole Tribe
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MADE FINE SHOWING.

Dover. March AT the Federal and
state inspection OF the National
Guard and equipment here. Monday
evening credit was given 10 the Dover
contingent. by the statement that the
inspection was the best yet held in
The State.
Company G. Captain r ID simmons
In command had 6S men present out
ot 20 members, while headquarters
department: !. Lester Scottcr in com
maud. had 13 men out OF IS. and COM
lat department. George SCottcn iu
command. had Is our OF 2S
Governor nenncy was an honored
guest at the inspection and with the
Federal and State inspectors. congrat
ulated the Dover men on their ap-
pearance and general equipment.
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NEWS OF SMYRNA.

SMYRNA. March i.--B. Bruce Cosden,
teacher an the Smyrna high school,
who with his wife. has been boarding.
has rented the furnished home of Mrs.
William Rags. on Mt. Vernon street.
Miss Elizabeth Dawson entertained
with four tables Of bridge in honor Of
her friend. Miss Agnes Fowler OF
Hampstead. l.oug Island
The Girls Reserve, recently organiz-
od. has created an interest sufficient
to encourage the organization OF
Y. w. &. a The project Is headed by
Mrs. II. Bruce Cosdeu and Mrs. {.
Leland Harmonson.
Mrs. John Garner leaves today for
the German Hospital. Philadelphia
where she will undergo an operation
FOR her eyes.
Mrs. Irving II Hart was a weekend
visitor at the home OF her parents,
MIR and Mrs James ID. Pratt Mr.,
and Mrs Hart are preparing to start
housekeeping in apartments at 1ll2
King street. Wilmington.
Mrs charles Swain is visiting Mr..
and Mrs. Walter Stats. at Merchant
vile. y. j.
Miss Bessie Numbers Is visiting her
aunt. Mrs, Clara c. Ford of Philadcl-
phia.
Mrs. Frank Thomas entertained with
Ave tables Of bridge. IN honor of her
aunt. Miss Humbert, London. Eng
land.
Miss Ethel Grieves and Mrs. Ralph
FAIRIES gave a luncheon at the home OF
Ia, honor ~ Miss
Mary Cooper.
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Lapham have
returned from their winter home at
Lakeland. Florida.
Frank A. sylvester has rented the
residence adjoining the First National
Bank, formerly occupied by Eugene
Davis.
Miss Mary Rowley of Chincoteague
Island. Virginia, is a guest of Mrs
Frank Hynson.
Miss Melfa Marker. of Lansdowne
Pa. is "A guest OF her aunt, Miss
Florence Marker. at Clayton.
Miss Lucy Hurlock is III with ths
grip at her home in Clayton.
Norman Newman. son Of Calvin
Newman, Is III with scarlet fever.
Miss Elva Denney Walker. daughter
Of MIR. and Mrs. Denney Walker. and
Grover c. Kemp, of kenton, were
married last Wednesday evening a
Niddletown by Rev. John NJ. Townley
pastor OF the First Presbyterian
Church. Tho bride was attired in q
dark blue tricotine suit. with hat 4
match. They were attended by Mr.
and Mrs Eugene Minner. After {
wedding trip they viii be. at hom'
March !, near kenton.
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TAKEN TO WoRKHOTSF,

Dover. March 1.-Sherir Graham
and his deputies took the six prison
ers sentenced at the recent session Of
Kent County Court OF General Sessions
TO terms ranging from ten years to
is months 10 the workhouse. yester-
day.
The sheriff has not as vet ascertain
ed which of the sextet of prisoners at
tempted the Jail delivery on Monday
last. but suspects three of the num-
her.
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The FACE IN The MIRROR

Your face. does It wear the con-
tented expression OF good health. or
are the features drawn and pallid? In
the latter case. your story is read by
all who see you, and what woman Of
spirit wants TO be pitied for her physi-
cal condition? There is a way to get
the nervous. tired lines out OF your
face and the slump out of your body
The use of that standard remedy.
Lydia +. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound. will strengthen the nerves and
'tone up the system 10 resist that ex-
'essive fatigue.
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CIT HAND INSTEAD OF WOOD

Laurel. March IL. Leon Holloway.
who is employed by the Pennsylvania
Railroad as an operator, suffered
very painful accident az his home here
yesterday morning While cutting some
kindling wood. the axe which he was
using becoming entangled in the coat
he was wearing and the blade fell with
force upon his left hand, nearly sever
ing two fingers. and cutting an artery
Mr.. Holloway was hurried 70 the
Office OF DR.. J. Roscoe Elliott, who
stopped the flow OF blood and dressed
the wound.
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DELAWARE CITY NOTES.

Delaware City, March 1.---Mr. and
Mrs. James Roberts gave party
Monday evening, to their son, James.
In honor or his ninth birthday ami
versary. Among the guests were Isa-
belle and Evelyn Mccoy, Mary and
Alice Camac, Virginia Sutton. Catha-
rine and Mary Roberts. Robert Glib
bons. George and Thomas Snedeker,
Claude and James Sutton, Charles
Stats. Harry Batten and Daniel
Camnc.
Miss Viola Budd of Elkton, Md. is
here for two weeks with Mr.. nd Mrs.
William Morris.
John l.. Hickey hs moved TO the
farm he recently purchased Mt Hare's
Corner.
Mrs. Thomas Whiteman Is visiting
her daughter Mrs. c. A. Bonnine, at
State College. Pa.
John l.. George OF Denton, Md, is
visiting his brother. Joseph George, of
Porter's.
Gideon Clark OF near Porters
moved today to the Thomas farm
near Port Penn.
The bridge and Ave hundred card
party held by the Delaware city Cen
tury Club, yesterday. FOR the bene-
| ht of the building fund. netted ss35
The flve hundred prize was won by
Mrs. j. G. Stuckcrt Of st. Georges. and
Mrs. Charles jefferson won the bridg,
| prize.
The government owned houses
| along tho Chesapeake and Delawar,
canal are being equipped with clectri,
| lights.
Isaac Weiner Is suffering with a.
abscess on his face.
| Harry Nicltle of Kirkwood has
moved TO Bear station, where he ex-
poets to open n grocery store.
| Frank Collins, who has been con.
fined to his home on jefferson stree
with the grip for the past week, Is
able 10 he out.
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FINE SCHOOL PAPER.

Milford, March l.-Scholars OF Mil
ford high school are issuing a paper
which they have named THE Kick"
II made it's first appearance Monday
and editions will be issued monthly. on
the first page Is very clever draw
ing by Fred ireland OF Lincoln. The
class is represented as boat battling
with the ice foes which are the mid
years examinations.
The editor is Stanley Van Dyke
managing editor. Holland Prettyman
sports editor. Bernard Riggs; adver-
Using manager. Nelson Roberts. Tn,
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CHECK FORGER.

Georgetown. March 1.--Lindcn Dale,
colored, of near Seaford. was brought
here to jail last. night by Constable
Abraham Adams of Seaford charged
with forging the name of Harry Slmp-
son to check for SIS.
The check was issued by l.. ID. Can
non in favor of Simpson and In some
way It fell into the hands Of Dale who
lndorsed II and drew the money. lie
will bo held for the April term of
COurt
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GAVE PLEASING SUPER.

Milford. March 1.-The ladies of Po-
cahontas Tribe of Red Men. Milford
gave n George Washington supper IN
tho lodge rooms. Monday evening. The
table was trimmed with red and white
hatchets and cherries in abundance.
Sandwiches wrapped with red and
white paper were served with rec
and white ice cream and other dantics
A musical program was rendered.
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KICKED ny A COW.

Delaware CITY, March l.-Frank
Burrus. son OF Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Burrus OF near here, was milking n
COW, Monday. when she kicked him
In the face. knocking him uncon-
scious for Ave hours. His face was
badly cut and several teeth were
knocked out.
lie II now suffering with concus-
sion of tho brain. DIR. w. w. Ellis
ia attending him.
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STABBING WAS FATAL.

Dover. March 1.--An alteration be-
tween two colored men az FELTON,. yes
tcrday afternoon. resulted In the stab
bing of one. from which wound he
died within few minutes.
The victim was Theodore Quail. end
his assailant Is alleged TO have been
Murphy Truxton. They were rail-
road track laborers. but were not
working yesterday The assault oc-
curred at the Harrington X Lynch mill
at FELTON,,
After the stabb'ng, Truxton made nc
effort to escape and was held until the
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ROAD SCRAPERS ORDERED.

Dover. March l.-kent County Levy
Court. yesterday. fixed the assessment
Of real estate OF the three members OF
the Board OF Assessment. as required
by law.
County Engineer Gooden was order
ed To purchase four two-horse road
scrapers for use on the county road
Improvement this year
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arrival OF State Detective Wharton
and Deputy Attorney General Wiley.
who were present mt the inquest last
evening.
After the inquest. Truxton was
brought to Dover Jail and held with
| out bail.
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stan comprises tho following: Short
story group. Telford Hudson. James
Postlos. William Robinson: play writ
ers. Alice Prcttyman, Zelda Clendaniel,
Vrcelsnd Horton, John Ireland, Agnes
Johnson. Naoma Farber. Furmun
Clifton. Ellen Harper, Trena Lemmex.
Tho paper is the official organ of the
class OF 1922, and is devoted TO ANA
tcur journalism and Improvement in
language.
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thanks ~ our many friends VINO wers
30 very Kind 10 us during our recent
bereavement and ~ thoso Who 20
kindly sent flowers snd furnished atI-
,omobIle~. Mrs. Mahlon X. T1neastcr
and family
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No. 40, !. o. ". NJ.
Mrs, Andrew Mitchell OF Sixth and
Delaware streets apont yesterday ns n
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Washington
Poulden Of Stanton.
Ws desire 10 express our sincere
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BONE BUILDING FOOD
ESSENTIAL FOR CHICKS


Many chick rstionH arc deficient In
mineral matter. the bone-making ma
terial. This explains why many flocks
do not grow rapidly. BE sure to in
clude bone In some form. either gran
ulated bone I'm hoppers or bone meal
mixed In the mash. Most brands Of
beef scrap aud fish scrap contain n
certain percentage OF bone, but II II
good policy 10 play safe and use gran
ulnted or powdered bone as above.
Clean. fresh water should be kept
before the chicks always. They need
| Il, they enjoy II. Here. too, IL q
simple point that is too frequently
neglected
MIX n Perfect Food.
| And by all means feed milk In some
form and In liberal quantities. Some
poulirymen give their young chicks
nothing but milk To drink. supplying
no water. And this plan works fne
lly where one has available STEADY
supply Of fluid milk.
MIX is the perfect food for th'
Iyoung. II has n wonderful effect upoi
Health. vitality and growth. Probahl'
1.-THE presence Of the much diRCusset
lyitamlnes explains why milk does sucl
good work i'm the ration. Fortunately
this important food can now he SO
loured almost anywhere without grea
trouble or undue expense. II is sol
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CAMDEN NOTES.

Camden. May 20.--An evenings en-
ttertainment, with a collation.. was held
Fat the NJ. II. Church In town. this week,
for church and Sunday school mem
bers, tho Ladies' Aid Society being In
charge. During the month the women
OF the congregation have personally
painted and decorated the Sunday
schools rooms.
Miss Anne II. Snrdc and Mrs. Sarah
Cooper, who have been spending the
winter out Of town, have returned and
opened their homes here for the sum
mer.
Mr.. and Mrs. George KINNEY have
been entertaining n house party of rel
atives and friends Mt their home IN
town. this week. their guests being
DR.. w. n. Willis OF wilmington: MIR
land Mrs Frank Selgrist and Mr.. and
Mrs. y. G. Allen of Holyoals. N. j.;
Mr.. and Mrs. George Lundgreen OF
Wyoming.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ezekiel HUM of New
York City are here FOR a stay. occupy
ing tho home of Mrs. Hunn's mother
Mrs. Maud MifIlln. who 1, rcturnins
this week from winter In California
with relatives.
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NEWPORT NOTES.

Newport, May 20.---Mrs. Charles M.
Weatherby. president OF Newport
Women's Club, was a guest mt the
luncheon Of the Century Club mt New
Castle, Thursday. Tho next meeting
of the Newport Club Will be hold In
the club rooms. Red Mems Hall. FRI
day afternoon.
A musical and sketch Tho Depot
Lunch Counter" viii be given IN the
Masonic Temple. Thursday evening,
under the auspices of the Ladies' Aid
Society of Newport NJ. IL. Church.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Harmer Rile OF
Newport are receiving congratulations
on the birth of baby girl. Jane Clay
ton Rile. on Tuesday at the Homeo-
pathic Hospital. Wilmington.
This has been "clean-up-nnd paint
up week." and there has been paint
ing. and cleaning In general by al
residents of the town. Yesterday
there was n special collection OF rub.
bish. and the town has taken on q
new appearance,
Mr. and Mrs. George w. Seeds had
as their dinner guests. Thursday. Mr.
and Mrs. George w. 1tipe. Mrs. 10.
seph Seeds and Mrs. w. w. Jones.
Mrs. Harry Poole has IA her guest
Mr.. Lewis IIoulk of Virginia.
Mr., w. +. Groome. who has beer
very i'll. has returned from the hos
pital and is improving.
Miss Ruth Owings. daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs NJ. NJ. Owings of Whining
ton has been spending sometime her
as guest of her grandmother, Mrs
cooper.
Miss Irene T.. Gregg. who has bee,
confined 60 her home the past weel
by Illness. is much improved.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Meyer have n
guests Mr.. and Mrs. G. II, Meyer an
Mr.. and Mrs. Freeman Meyer. all q
Somerset. Pa.
Mrs. w. w. Jones OF Sudersvils
Md. is spending this week here al
guest of her sister. Mrs. Georg
Seeds Mrs Seeds and Mrs. .Ione
spent Thursday in Wilmington, guest
of Mrs. Harry w. Davis.
MISC Dorothy Bali. daughter Of NJ,
and Mrs. Marvin +. Ball. formerly q
Newport and now Of Buffalo, n. Y
who has been seriously III, Is con
valcsCing.
Mrs. Frank Miller is seriously I'll a
her home here
There will be special services a
Friends meetlnghouse, Stanton, &c
morrow afternoon at 2.30 o'clock, al
, lvanced time.
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STAFFORD COMMENCEMENT.

eeaford, May 2o.--Thc graduation
exercises Of tho Scsford high school
Will begin Friday evening, June ..
when class day exercises will be held
an the Acorn Club room. Sunday even
ing. June T. the clnss sermon will he
preached 20 the graduates IN 81. Johns
~. u. Church. by tho pastor. Rev.
Frank i. Carpenter. and Tuesday
evening. juno 6, commencement eX-
ercises will take place In tho New The
atrc. the address Go the graduates be-
ing delivered by Chancellor Josiah q.
wolcott.
The class this year consists Of IL
girls and : boys. as follows: Nelma
Williams. Elizabeth Cannon. Asnes
lloyd. Florence Marvel. Lola Griffith.
Mayme Richardson, Sigma Coulbourn.
Virginia Harrington. Grace Coulbourn,
Naomi Friedcl. Virginia Vincent. Julius
Goodman. Thomas Moore. Amerd
Cannon. William Miller. George En-
cry. James Burton. Walter McNeilley.
The officers of the class are: Thomas
Moore. president; William Miller. vice
president. sigma Coulbourn. secretary
Lola Griffith. treasurer. The class col
crs are crimson and white.
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VALUE OF EQUIPMENT.

TO great extent the success Of the
poultry industry az now conducted
rests upon tho work ~ the men who
Invented and improved chick-produc-
ing and chick growing equipment and
the progressive manufacturers who
build and distribute these perfected
machines. AS n general rule our most
profitable poultry Is that which ~ pro-
duced relatively early In the sea-
son before any considerable per-
centaRe Of tho hens turn their
thoughts toward having families. This
In equally true Of flocks Intended for
the market or for the production OF
eggs.
II is the early Matched broilers that
bring the long prices and the early
Matched pullets that make tho steady
layers OF high priced fall ana winter
eggs. These cannot be regularly
produced in satisfactory numbers and
according 10 schedule unless one re
sorts to the use of artificial methods o.
Matching and rearing.
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NEWS OF MIDDLETOwN.

NTiddletown. MAY 20---C1arence r.
Gould. president of Washington Col
lege, Cheetertown. Md. will deliver
tho address at Cecllton high school
Commencement, June .. Rev. r, II.
Vandyke will address tho graduates
and Rev. NJ. NJ. Goldie will present
the diplomas. Rev. MIR. Goldie will
preach the sermon to the graduates
in st. Stephens Chapel, Sunday. June
g.
Tho Volunteer Hose Co. has APP
pointed these committees for the car
nival: Chairman. Norman w. Kumpel !:
assistant. Richard +. Fennemore; y.
w. kumpel. publicity; Watson Is
Belts. Alfred w. Porter, Clarence u.
Weber. finance; y. w Kumpel, VIII
liam y. Donovan, c. &. Hopkins. c. i.
Nogel. purchasing: n. w. Kumpel
Sidney J. Baker. Fennimore Douglas
Demont Jones, ground: Harry Culver
car booth: Harris Berkman. blank et
booth; Royden Wilson, candy booth
Boyd Thornton, doll both; Carson
Segelkcn, stock room: William II
Hates, ice cream: Mrs. Edward S
Jones. cakes; Mrs. J. William Beaston
fancy work.
Mr., and Mrs. Samuel r. Bender ot
| Port Penn announce the engagement
Of their daughter, Mildred Elizabeth
to Mr.. Andrew II. Rote OF Lancaster
| Pa.
John Carey of near Mt. Pleasant
has been appointed ASSISTANT and teller
in the Peoples National Bank here
| to succeed Harry Segelken, resigned
The odd Maids Association" clear,
ed nearly one hundred dollars at Their
! entertainment given at the Centur,
| Club this week.
The 2l7th anniversary service o
| Old St. Anne's Church Will be held OF
June is. The preacher at the mornine
service Will he Rt. Rev. Philip Cook
ID. d, Bishop of the Diocese of Della
ware: afternoon, RI. Rev. Ethefber
Talbot, .. D.. Bishop of the Diocese o
Bethlehem. Pa.
A two-aCt sketch, Sketches from
Home and School Life" will b. yiver
by the girls of the home Economic
Department of the Middletown school
assisted by the pupils of the higl
school and the grammar schools Tues
day evening. May %, at the Ney
Century Club house.