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Washington Journal., 1923-04-06
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Sin gum Rubrgebiet, gum &beine,
Sie elm ltol5es 8olt regieret,
0as 0a tbronet al ser Seine.
@roBe geotionr2 Stol5 Der @rOel2
Die on emit an Der Spite itanoelt,
An0ere S0lfer au befebren,
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Seute 5Wingit on arnle S6neltern
YRit Den @aiien auf Die StraBe,
lin 81 bergen Oeine i9mar5e
SoloateSta bonn Spaiial (Afrifa).
Seltte 5Wingit on weiBe 6rauen
sid ais StIaOen bin5ugeben,
Dciner i6mor5en Soloateste
S6limmer lit fem @eioenleben.
SinO eS 6rorfrei1s cole @tGnner,>
Die jebt bonoeln apie 8arbaren?
Selbit oas SeiIieite D%erbObnen
Isle es tnten Die Sartaren?l
So fiirwabr, ibr babt's geleiltet,
Sbr moat Oeuti6e Suunen nennens
user 81 euerm SonOel f1big,
@ibt ii6 allen 81 ertennen.
6e6tlos, ma6tlos loa Der 0eutl1e
Sid nun beugen Dor Dem 6ran0
. mann2
(0en 81 tot gebesten Sirl6en
@reift 0os Haubtier gierig an
8oier Na9bar iiberm Hbeine,
@obl uerltebt man oeine Wteinung,
9ilt on bod Der Seelenfroben
@brlid oeuti6en Art Serneinung.
0todteit iie 10 germ 8erit0ren,
@odteit ibr oen @eiit uustrei6en,
@eil lie Dir 10 iiberlegen
Mo6telt Oh Tie gar3 8errei6en?
0einem 8iiblen unO SerIdumoen
8iro es oenno6 nidt gelingen,
0eliti9en 6orti6ritt 3u perni6ten,
Oeuti9es 2ie0 miro nidt Oerflingen.
@enn aii6 oiiitre 8olfen aieben
lleber S6mar5paIo's 9Gmmerun9en
llniere l6onen @eimatlieoer
Sin0 nod LANCE nidt %Derflungen.
@brli1e Menl9cn iromm bertrauen,
8enn aus Sdwa6beit tie audi fla-
gen,
Oa Die 2eioen i1mer tie oriideH
@erOen lie Oo6 ni6t Oer5agen,
9eit oem~Anfong NOR oas 8oie
2laem @uten Itets entgegen,
Sroboem meroen oeuti6e @er3elt,
9euti6e Art uno SugenO pflegen.
8oier Na6bqr iiber'm &beine
Nag ii6 1rgern unO DerOrieBen,
Oenno1 griint Die oeuti6e eide,
g9iro ser Oeuti1e 8einltod iprieBen.
0ennod bliibt Ser uni6ulo ellie
Sn Dem 0euti1en 9lgenogarten;
Grot Der lhma9poQ ihmar5en Ylage
8eutider @raud miro ni6t entarten.
0ennod mGd)lt Die oeuti6e Sraube
@oloig blinteno in ser Some
uno Der Sopfen un0 oie @erlte
.Stimmen oas @emiit CUR @onne.
Deuti1Ianos araft miro nelt eritar-
fen,
@s pergebt Die 3eit ser 2eioen,
2Gutcrnt pirten Scot uno Sunger,
Nilf Die Srauer folgen Sreuoen.
@roB' uno &leine meroen mieoer
Meni6en 0ie chamber glei6en,
SIS peri6minoet jene fiible
@Grte 5pii6en Arm' nnO &ei6en.
Man6er &iiden muB lid bilden,
Ser ouf Holitern groBge5ogen
Scot mod)t biele Stufen eben
@igenoiinfel lit Derflogen.
gtot lebrt beten Scot lebrt lieben
lln0 Ole Ser3en mer0en mei6er,
@enn an @iitern Tie audi afmer,
Mo6t Die 2iebe iie bod rei6er.
@ott erbore unier Sleben
llnlere Bite ni6t periugen,
&omm 81 Silf' unO iGum' ni6t lange
&or' ser Armen bittre &lage.
gteue Soffnung bringt Der 6riibling,
Neue @offmung bringt Der Wtorgen,
@ie oie @oglein froblid iingen,
Soft miro meiter fir uns Iorsen.
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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-10-27

Jordan mgsa cOnoc0 LOndes al abO
americana Frank Warren de Kansas cayendO perddamnte
de eniendO de hjO AL entearse
de que Warren casado dspuso T los EstadOs Undos
repaacion los rbunales la
conoci6 Claude HeaherngOn Clark rico jOven de Chicago
quen La propusO matrimOnio. sendo hoy su mujer
Phillips County herald., 1923-12-06

Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Rouze spent Sun
day afternoon visiting at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Cox.
Ollie Hall and sons spent Sunday
evening at the Walgren home.
Fred Lutte and family and James
Tomlin spent Thanksgiving day at
the parent Tomlin home.
George Weis and family, Mr.. anr
Mrs. Dave Echard were Sunday af-
ternoon visitors at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. Ber JaycoX.
Vern Echard and family spent Sun
day visiting at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Echard in Holyoke.
Corneal johnson took load OF rye
to Holyoke. Saturday.
Everett Sickle. wanting to be soc,
liable. Saturday, invited the Barbour
folks to go to town with him and his
Mrs All went well until they were
about half way home when the Ford
stopped and refused to bulge. They
did everything they could think of to
coax 1t to run, but it was dead Jack
Gregg came along, and as usual, Of
fered his help, He pulled the car two
or three miles when Mr. StioSke tried
to make 1t run upon its own power.
Then they thought to look in the gas
tank-it was empty
Mrs Leo Walgren spent Wednes-
day afternoon visiting with Mrs. Sam
Rouze.
Mrs. Damewoods school gave
Thanksgiving program on Wednesday
of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Stewart spent
Sunday at the parental Stewart home
Mrs. Corneal Johnson was confined
to her bed with cold and sore throat
a few days last week. Miss Bess
Stewart visited with her Friday af-
ternoon.
Albert McGaughey disked in some
wheat last week.
Mir and Mrs. J. N. Tomlin spent
Friday night visiting in Holyoke
Phillips County herald., 1923-12-06


Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Scholl spent
Sunday visiting at the ]. D. Jordan
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vim. Gansemer and
daughter, Luella, were callers at the
Fred Gansemer home Sunday even,
ing. l..
Mr. and Mrs. G. NJ Hit and Mr..
and Mrs. C. P. Crowner were visitors
at the James Porter home Sunday.
Mrs. Fred Gansemer has !. been
quite i'll this week. Mrs. eLBlank
has been attending her.
w C. Seeman purchased a new
Ford coupe Saturday.
II. Z. Elfeldt purchased new Ford
coupe Saturday.
Mrs. Ethel spry and son. Richard.
and Mr.. and Mrs Spangler and son,
Edward. were dinner guests at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. o. w. Lohn,
Thanksgiving day. M
Mr.. and Mrs. H. w. Vogel returned
from Denver, Friday and expect to
spend the winter in this locality.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. E. Humphrey and
little son and Miss Eva Sederberg
autoed to Milliken. Colo, and spent
Thanksgiving with the formers par.
ents, Rev, and Mrs. L. E. Humphrey.
Mr. and Mrs. c. II. Peters and fam
ilq. Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Marcellus and
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. ]. Seeman spent
Sunday visiting at the Fred Wells
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Harms and son,
Fred, Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Butte and son
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Brahmstadt, Mr..
and Ms. Tim Sullivan and family,
Mr.. and Mrs H. A. Flaker. Mrs. John
Gansemer and daughter Mrs. II. C.
Elfeldt and Mrs. Arthur Lohn were
visitors at the Fred Gansemer home
Sunday.
Mr. and Ms. Harry Alberts were
callers at the Fred Gansemer home
Thursday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. C. Brown were
Thanksgiving dinner guests at the
home of Mr., and Mrs. C. II. Spry.
W E. Clark traded his truck for
Walter Biesemeier's Ford roadster,
this week
Phillips County herald., 1923-12-06

A. B. Bosnia and H. Stutsman, from
Milford. NebrI were looking after
business interests in this neighbor-
hood the first Of this week.
Otto Kullman and family and
Messrs. Bosnia and Stutsman called
at the A. Deden home Monday ev-
ening.
Mrs. Clark Penwell entertained the
Ladies' Sewing Club at her home Fri
day. All present report pleasant
meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Deden and Mr..
and Mrs. O. Kullman and daughter
were Sunday callers at the Eickmeier
home.
Chrles Kelley is helping E. Shafer
with his new house.
Albert Lantz was business caller
t the VIM. Hanke home Monday.
Bernard Deden was the only pupil
neither absent nor ta.dy in the Morn
ing Star school during the past month
Gladys Kelley made 1000 in her test
for the month in spelling. The others
making 80 or above in spelling were
George Werner, Orval Werner, Her.
bert eDden. Vivian Cranwell and vi.
ola Kullman. The school started
serving hot lunches Monday.
Phillips County herald., 1923-12-06
Amherst News
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Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Wagner enter.
tanned a number of their friends at
an elaborate $50 dinner at theii.
home here Thanksgiving day. The
guests, numbering over twenty were
seated about one long table beauti.
fully decorated and bounteously laden
with good things to eat The occasion
was made more interesting by the fact
that the day was also the 10th wed.
ding anniversary of Mr.. and Mrs.
Phillip Zimmerman who were among
those present. Following the dinner
Phillips County herald., 1923-12-06
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Mrs c. L. Bredwen called on Mrs.
Struckmeyer, Tueday. $
Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. b. Warren and
family went to Chappell. eNbr, Wed.
nesday. to spznd Thanksgiving at lne
home of Mrs. warren's brother and
family
Mr.. and Mrs. win Stevens en.er
tained Mr.. and Mrs Ray Crosby and
Mr.. and Mrs. Ferguson and family
at dinner aat their home Thanksgiv.
ing day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Struckmeyer and fam.
liy were visitors at the Winter home
Thursday evening.
Nj. and Mrs. C. A. Guernsey and
family ate Thanksgiving dinner al,
the Arthur Thompson home.
sir and Mrs. George Boyee anu
family visited Sunday at the home of
Mrs Bovee's mother. Mrs. ChuraIug
east Of Holyoke.
Mr. and Mrs, Henry Schmidt an.
tertalned Mr.. and Mrs. Klutson. Of
Yuma. aud Mr. and Mrs. VIII seheun.
emann. Of Holyoke, at dinner Thus
day
Clay Summers. of Fort Collins. yls
tied home folks a few days this week
Mr. and Mrs c. N. Guernsey and
family visit d Sunday at the Lol.a
snienhun home.
Mr. and Mrs Bredwell and family
AMI Mr and Mrs, struekmeyer and
family we're dinner guests at ,he
Werner home Sunday
Mrs. struckmeyer and daugh'cr
Grace. Mrs. II nry Schmidt and Mis
Arthur Thompson visited at the hon,
- Mrs e o Hecht Friday afte-
noon
Nrs strurkmeyer and dnulshta~
Sylvia BHd Mrs c. l.. Bredweli y!s
tied the Bcachvllle school wednos
day afternoon. whore Miss GrGc,
Stmclmeyor b. teacher
Phillips County herald., 1923-12-06
Paoli News

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MrB y. y Williams returned from
ilpiyoke. sunday evening
Ruth hlnrrum Arthur Vailmer
sherman Narcum and Floyd Fisher
have not been compelled to nm tho
eEcEo card for being absent Or tardy
during the past three months Of
school
I'D Turvoy and two daughters LII.
De mud Eyeline visited In HnAun.
Sunday
John and Harm Harms wslted AZ
The lf y Harms home Saturday Thoy
ara huakiHr corn for Fred Ganscmer
this week
Mr and Mrs Roy MuGee and John
Harding aud family moiored to Fort
Morgan Sunday
Phillips County herald., 1923-12-06
Pleasant Valley
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The stormy period has passed and
given us nothing but cold snap
Tor which we are thankful
Our hopes were given anotner blow
this week when the price Of beans
dropped from &c to Sc per pound
Who knows anything abort raising
fax? We ought to be able i tin'l
some crop that will pay better 'han
wheat ana.
Mrs. John Barbour and Mrs. Ever
EFT Stickls were among those who
attended the club at the home of Mrs.
Clark Penwell, Friday Mrs. Penwell
served fine lunch OF chicken sand
wiches. fruit salad, cake and coffee.
C. z. Shew and family spent Sun
day at the parental Sickle home.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Barbour and
daughter. Laura, were among those
who enjoyed the Thanksgiving din
ner prepared by Mrs. Carrie Robin
son at the Milt Worley home. It
was a great shock to everyone to
learn of her death Sunday. after she
had been able TO prepare so bounteous
dinner for several families upon
Thursday. We extend our sympathy
to the bereaved ones.
Miss Efie Smith, the teacher OF
the Arnold school attended institute
at Imperial. Monday and Tuesday Of
this week
John walgren enjoyed a big Thanks
giving diner at the Harry Martin
home.
Frank Arnold has several men
husking corn for him at &c per bushAl
Lee Chandler also has huskers at &C.
Frank Arnold is feeding forty head
OF cattle for the market He raised
enough corn to feed them and have
some left over.
John and Ike PenweIl are husking
corn for Roy Martin. Roy had the
misfortune to sprain his wrists. new.
er.the-less he is back in the field get
ting what he can.
Several Of our women folks are
helping husk corn this fall to save
the high wages.
Otto Eikele and family spent Sun.
day afternoon visiting with Mr.. and
Mrs! Fred Banks. They also ate sup
per at the Banks home.
Phillips County herald., 1923-12-06
MORNING STAR
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Mr.. and Mrs Eickmeyer and soA
wee Sunday afternoon callers at the
II. Herman home.
Mr.. ana Mrs. VIM. Schlermeyer and
osn ate Thanksgiving dinner 1t ths
home of Mr. and Mrs. p. C. Werner
Mr. and Mrs, Frank Cleve enter.
tanned at dinner on Thanksgivlng
Day. Mr., and Mrs. Clark Penweil aud
sons.
Miss wilmina Bauer spent the
Thanksgiving vacation with the home
folks
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Stout ca,la ID
at the Burt Denbo home Sunday after
noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Schultz and
family Of Yuma. and Bernard and Her-
bert Deden spent Thanksgiving Day
with Otto Kullman.
The friends and neighbors Of Ms
Frank Kleye met at her home Sunday
evening for a surprise IN honor OF
her birthday Mr.. and Mrs. Kleve
had taken dinner with Mr.. and Mrs
Geo. Miller and when thoy returned
home they found the company gather
ed. All report a splendid time.
Elmer shafer spent Sunday with
Wilmer Schiermeior.
Harvey Norman aud family. MIR and
Mrs. willis Cranwell and c. Tlndall
and family ate THANKSGIVING dinner
with Z crauw1ll and family.
Mildred ard Clyde Cranwoll and
tho Mort brothers spent Sunday with
q. Naugle and family.
= G Werner and wife were Sunday
afternoon callers at the WIN scher
moirr home
Elmer shafcr took Sunday dinner
with the Werner boys.
A. Dcden and family were SUNDAY
afternoon callers at IN Otto Suf
man home
Phillips County herald., 1923-12-06

rspent Saturday in Wray and Laird.
Miss Edna Rowe spent Friday spent
Friday night and Saturday visiting
at the home of her cousni. Miss Allie
Fincher.
Misses Verde Show and Gertrude
Earl spent Thanksgiving vacation
with home folks. i
A large crowd attended the, dance
at the N. s. Wood hame Saturday
evening and all report very enjoy
able evening. g; 3,
Miss May Whitley visited Miss Al
lie Fincher. Friday morning.
Phillips County herald., 1923-12-06

the evening was spent in cards and
dancing and proved a very enjoyable
occasion for all present. Those pres
ent were: Mr. and Mrs. Rex Evans
and daughter. Mr.. and Mrs. Scott
Evans Mr.. and Mrs. Phillip Zimmer-
man, Mr.. and Mrs. Seifert and son,
Mr.. and Mrs Charles. Fnlscher and
son, Kenneth, Mr.. and Mrs. Ben
Trumper and son, Fred, Mr.. and Mrs
Logan Spelts and family and Miss
Stella Shockey. ,.s. 4.,ie.ss !, .,
Mr.. and Mrs. o. E. Darn we're hosts
at q 1880 dinner at ther home Thanks
giving for their son Fred, Darn, and
wife, Of Sterling. who were there for
visit. Those to share the hospital.
ity OF Mr.. and Mrs. Darn were Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Fulscher and son.
Kenneth. During the afternoon a
very exciting football game was in
dulged in by the ladies as well as
the men. The day was indeed q pleas
ant one for those present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Rodeman, en-.
tertained the Rook club at tn cir homo
Saturday evening. The players We're
full of life and a very merry evening
was the result. Those present We're:
Mr.. and Mrs. Phillip Zimmerman and
Mr.. W. v. Riffenburg. of Holyolse,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Fulscher and
son, Kenneth, Mr.. and Mrs O. r..
Darn, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Kayser,
and Mr.. and Mrs. C. Jung. The in
ners of the evening were Mr.. Ph,l;ip
zimmerman and Mrs. Albert Kayser.
and the champion losers were Nc c.
Jung and Mrs. Charles Fulscher At
midnight delightful lunch enc was
served by the hostess. SIS
Phillips County herald., 1923-12-06
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E. T. Smith. OF Imperial, Nob. spent
Tuesday night at the George Cneher
h)me.
Cecil Likens an Ruby podso1
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1923-11-16

The Woman's Community Club Of
Hughesville held their regular month
ly meeting Thursday, Nov. sth, with
only five present, including Mrs. Boz
hannah and mother, Mrs. SuttOn-the
smallest meeting since the club organ
lied, but by no means the least impor-
tant. A most enjoyable social after
noon was spent. Mrs. Bohannan
helped us in making several fancy
Stitches, such as shocking, foggoting
and different kinds of hemstitches.
Mr.. Frank Mudd, Of Aecokeek, Md. 4,
representative Of real silk hosiery,
made US call and several orders we're
taken.
Mrs. Bohannan talked of the great
need Of farm bureau and this club
appointed two members, Mrs. Harri-
son and Mrs. Dudley, to attend the
meeting to be held In the Court House
at La Plata Friday, Nov. 10Th.
The Hughesville Club was again ju-
bilaut over taking the blue ribbos
prize at the county fair. We believe,
where there is a will there is way"
The Girls Club was also pleased with
their share of the honors.
No further business, the meeting adj
journed until second Thursday in De-
cember, when we ask all members as q
special favor TO be little early, as the
days are short and we wish to make
candy on that date.
Meeting promptly at p, m, Thurs
day, Dec. 18th.
CLUB REPORTER.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1923-11-16
NEW PEOPLE WANT
TO LOCATE HERE.

Attention OF land owners in Charles
county Is called to the fact that The
Commission IS receiving requests for
farms to rent. from various sections OF
the country and anyone who has de.
sirablc property should communicate
this fact TO the land agent who will
make a suitable report 10 the Commits.
sion, as 20 the property available for
this class OF inquiries.
People making this request OF YOU
are invariably those who wish to tr,
farming in a new section for q year or
two before purchasing and this should
be borne iI mind when same is listed.
Your attention is directed to the fol-
loving hist
4. G. Boyer, r F D, l, Rutland, Pa.
Wants to rent a good place for a
yeat or two. Prefers TO pay cash rent.
Wants 100 or It's acres.
J. +. Andrews, kernville, Cal. Is
Interested in timber. Woald rent with
option OF buying.
L. A. Corbin, May field, Manitoba.
Canada. -Interested in country around
La Plata. Wants work through win
ter. Interested in dairying aud truck
ing.
j. S. Barnhart, 81 w Street, Wash
ington. ID. CA nurseryman and for
list Wants shore property for fruit
growing.
J. X. Baugh. Hamburg Street,
Schenectady, N. Y.-Wants to get
away from cold winters and asks for
prices around Washington, d. G.
f. J Burger, Valley Park, Missouri.
Wants prices and terms. Interested
n fruit
John Bruner, Box l46, Fayetteville.
North Carolina. w ants a Maryland
farm. Could pay cash, $1,000 Or sl200.
ID. W. Culbertson, Box 235 Albion,
Nebraska. - Wants to buy this fall
Timber and fishing A fore-runner for
others.
G. L. Curtiss, 1923 18th st. N. W,
Washington, d. C.-Wants water
front property. Country store and
village properly. Two or three stores
west Of Chesapeake Bay and in north or
south Maryland.
Mrs J. d. Dennis, Marion, Ala
bama.-Wants a good farm near
Washington.
Joseph Dybalski, Route 4, South
raven Michigan w ants 70 rent or
buy
Paul Gallik, 4 West 92nd St., New
York City Wants waterfront farm.
Thomas b. Griffith, r. II. 3. Box B,
Halstead, Kansas. Wants to rent in
Southern Maryland. Dairying.
II. X. Hall, East Radford, Va.s-
Wants to rent first year Truck and
dairy farm. 100 acres and up. Near
Baltimore market.
L. II. Harris. Bonny Doom, Califor-
nia.-Wants farm within an hour or
two auto drive from Washington.
F. w. Halves, Route l, Box 377-A,
Centralia, Washington. = Wants farm
of 100 to 400 acres in fair state of cul-
tivation. Good roads. Poultry. Cash
price and terms wanted,
SOUTHERN MARYLAND IAiAiIGRA-
TIoN COMMISSION.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1923-11-16

pleasure Mad, the vivid dramatic
photoplay produced by Reginald Bar
ker from the adoption Of Blanche Up
rights novel. "The Valley ofContent,n
will be shown at the Century Theatre,
Baltimore, during she week beginning
Monday, Nov. 18th. The scenario
for this film was written by A. p.
Younger. 1t is a story OF today and
the mad lust for pleasure among the
bright lights and gilded cafes. The
cast is a notable one, containing such
names as Mary Alden, Huntley Gordon.
Norma Schearer, William Collier, Jr,
Winifred Bryson, Ward Crane, Joan
Standing and Frederick Trusdell.
An extra special musical attraction
will be Offered in presenting to the
public the ''Jazz Melodists", a Jazz
orchestra of twelve pieces, which will
render number oil selections in true
metropolitan fashion. Accompanying
this orchestra is Mile. Doraine. prem
Ter danseuse, well known for her work
in many New York shows, who will in
troduce to the patrons of the Century
her latest dance creation, the "Scin-
tillating Whirl." In addition to this
there will be a very attractive number
called Colonial Girls'', in which
twelve beautiful girls dressed in cos
tunes of l776 will take part.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1923-11-16
The Women Of Charles
County and the Farm Bureau.

The women of Charles county should
take an active part in the organization
of the Farm Bureau, at +. NJ, Fri
day, November 18th, in tho Court
House auditorium at La Plata.
The organization to be perfected at
that time will work for the advantage
OF the women equally with the men. II
will assist both the house wife and the
iarmer in marketing their products
and it will work generally for those
things, which render farm life more
| pleasant.
During the past 2 years the womer
of Charles county have demonstrated
their ability to organize and through
such organization TO accomplish wortl
while results. Now they can draw OF
their ability and experience to hell
make the Farm Bureau success.
ELvA S. BoHANNAN,
Home Demonstration Agent.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1923-11-16
Colored Catholics Of Maryland Active
For the Cardinal Gibbons Institute

County auxiliaries o. the Cardinal
Gibhcns institute have been organized
among the colored Catholics Of thres
Maryland counties. st. Mary's, Charles
and Prince Georges. These organiza-
tions have been formed to raise funds
for the Institute. They are composed
of the presidents and secretaries of the
various societies, beneficial, social and
fraternal. Each auxiliary is working
through these societies to reach the
people and secure donations and
pledges for the school. A thorough
canvass of each county will be made
to secure these donations. In addi-
ton, each organization will hold or
encourage various groups to hold, en-
tertainments for the school.
There is much rivalry among the
three auxiliaries. Zach has set out TO
collect more in proportion to its popu-
lation than the others. Each has set a
minimum sum to collect at 81, 600. St.
Mary's expects to double this.
The officers of Charles county aux
ilary are as follows
President-W William Wade.
Secretary-Mrs. Josephine Miles.
Societies st. Johns Beneficial So
ciety, Bryantown Beneficial, Gross
Town Beneficial, Good Samaritan,
Honor Relief association and st. JOS
eph Lodge.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1923-11-16
An Elopement Rumored.

II Is rumored that an elopement Is
being planned in the First District.
Your correspondent cannot at this
time verify this report nor furnish tile
reitba principals In this budding
Dame runner has it, how
they are or have been con-
eh one of our local education
ahons. Be that as it may,
ear reaaers who desire the
Of this toothsome morsel
Asaed by attending the play
NHall, Thursday Dec g.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1923-11-16

The November meeting Of the La
Plata Community Club was held At the
home OF Mrs. Waiter II Gray. After
transaeting business the ladies were
interested in new fancy STITCHES for
Christmas presents.
The December meeting will be at The
same place when demonstrations In
making candy aud icings VIII be given.
The meeting OF paid-up members for
the organizing Of the Library Asso-
citation will be held at Court House,
Dec. 4th, at 2 p. m. Shower for H.
brary furnishings will be acceptable.
REPORTER
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Parent-Teacher Association.

The regular meeting Of the La Plata
Public School Parent-Teachtr Asso-
citation was held in the school on
Friday. Nov. 2, 1923.
Among the subjects discussed at the
meeting was lunches, and how to serve.
Talks on this subject being given by
Mrs. F. B. Gwynn, Mrs. w. M. AL
britain and Mrs. II. Q. Burr.
The erection of a flag pole for the
school grounds was also discussed.
The Association decided to hold Its
annual oyster supper this year on
Tuesday, Nov. 9th.
CLUB REPORTER.