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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-18
JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL
ON ARKANSAS AVENUE
NEARS COMPLETION
Ready for Occupancy on
September /, L. E. Shell
ton Announces.

J.. Z. Shelton. local contractor, an.
nounces that the first junior high
school of the series of seven being con-
Structed in San Antonio will be com
pleted and ready for the school
boards inspection September /. This
is said to be the largest as well as
one of the most attractive buildings
in the entire group. 1t was construct
ed in record time.
Mr.. Shelton. who probably is one
of the best known contractors in San
Antonio has just finished the con-
struction of one Of the city's finest
school buildings. 1t is located at st.
Anthony and Arkansas streets. 4
speed record in construction was
broken in the building of this school.
The contract was let by the School
Board on December s. allowing for
$50 working days with 81 days grace
for disagreeable weather.
The total cost of the structure is
100000 which includes all fixtures,
plumbing and heating. 1t is con
structed with reinforced concrete.
steel frame. brick and hollow tile IT
is finished in red brick and trimmed
in white stone. The building is 12J
feet wide and 26j feet long. 1t has
two stories and basement.
A beautiful auditorium is in the
building in which the latest in light
ing, heating and ventilating systems
have been installed.
There are seventeen class rooms in
the Junior high school building sew
eral Of which are separated from the
auditorium by roller partitions. The
building also has n library. number
of offices for school officials. lunch
rooms for boys and girls, cafeteria
and locker roms.
The building has large halls which
enable students to go to and from
classes in short time.
On the second floor the kitchen.
dining room and home economy rooms
are located.
The Chilkoot post., 1923-02-23
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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-14
1s1W z1ee &>9aH The Savings in the Downstairs Store

And they are Won
derful. All wool, made
in slipover models.
Have long sleeves and
shown in about twelve
colors.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-07-16
Ell TRIUNFo DE LOS "ALPINos"

Ell debut v las prosehfaciones sucesi-
vas de los Alpilo$ y de Mdriacha en-
el Rialt9 han, constitufdo un verdade-
70 suceso. Ell pdblico, mas numeroso
eada yez en- Ia eosmetona sala del Rial
,to--la bombonera, de San JuanA spor
obra Y gracia del heter6geneo trio, ca
da d@ ies spiadde con con mayor mayor entu-
siasmo aY'ts
Los AlpfnOs son verdaderamente un
ndmero exceptional, algo que esta muy
por .encima del adocenamiento EN- que
yacen las varieties. No serfa justo que
nosotros dejaramos de tributaries
nuestro aplausO.
Ma1iachd, cuya sonrisa de buena mu-
chacha, Sc ha conquistado todas las
simpatfas, es una bailarina muy nota-
bic Y una delicada tonadillera.
Tanto ella como sus companeros, me-
recen una larga actuaci6n Ell el Rial
to-, NGmeros como este cada dfa son
mejor saboreados por el pGblico ade-
mas ejercen sobre el una saludable in
fluencia educativa y depuradora del
gusto.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-07-16
DOS sUIcDIos EN- JUNcos

.Rcfieren de Juncos. que ell dfa II del
actual, en- el barI.io Gurabo Abajo, ell in
dividuo Santos 'Maisonet, de catorce
amos. Sc suicide disparandose I'm tire
de revolver en- la sien derecha. AlgrF
nos testigos prcsenciales declararon
ante la Jilez, sin lograr averiguarse los
movies del ssuicidio.
En- el nlismo rlfa barrie, intentd
suicidarse la Sra. Ramona Pomales
espasa de Lucas Morales, pero este y
los vecinos cercanos pudiercn acudir
tempo, para cortarle Id soga con
que Sc trataba de ahorcar. Esta Sc
nora testaba EN- estado grdvido Y pa
rece que los dolores pr6ximos al alum
Sbramiento Ia indujeron al suicidio. En-
el Hospital fue operada.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-07-16
ANUNCIo DE sUBAsTA
MUNICIPIo DE SAN JUAN

San Juan, P. R., Julio 16, 1928.
Ell dfa 20 de Agosto de 1928, las
de la tarde, tendra efecto en- Ell Edi-
ficio Ayuntaniento, en- la Oficina del
Comisionado de Servicio Plblico, en-
acto publico y ante la Comisi6n CO.
rrespondiente, la subasta para ell SUI
ministro installation del "EQUIPO
MECANICO"-CO CONTRATO NO. 2-E
de la Planta de Filtraci6n Purifica-
ci6n v Dep6sitos para ell Nuevo Acue-
ducto.
Ell niodelo de proposition, instruc-
clones alos licitadores, pliegos de con-
diciones v demas antecedentes relacio-
nados con las obras, Sc encuentran de
manifesto en- la Oficina del Comisio-
nado de Obras P1blicas Municipales,
pdiendo obtenerse copias de los docu-
mentos, mediante un recibo que acre.
dite haber depositado cada interesado
en- la Oficina del Comisionado de Ha-
cienda de San Juan, la cantidad de
$4,000 que seran reembolsados al de-
volverse todos los documentos compile
tos y en- buen estado en- un plazo de
veinte dias despues de efectuada la
subasta.
La Junta de Subastas podra recha-
zar cualquiera todas las proposicio-
mes presentadas y Sc reserva a dere-
cho de adiudicar el contrato "a pro-
posici6n que juzgue mas ventajosa,
aunqne no sea Il mas ba5s eEi preeis.
RAFAEL DEEz DE AND1NO.
comisionado de Servicio Pihlico,
Policia y Priaiones.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-07-16
En- GI' baTTiO Rio JusyGs. de
COanO, surge uR Terri
Bile Perez

Nos refieren de Coamo que ell el ba-
rrie Rio Jueyes'' de aquella munich
palfdad, ell individuo Carlos Perez, sin
mas aquf nj mas ALA como vulgar
mente Sc dice, Ia emprendi0 pufala-
das contra un tai Mercedes Cruz, hi
riendole gravemente en- ell pecho, CO.'S
tado iZquierdo, braZo V mano derechos.
Ell herido en- sumo estado de gravedad
pas0 al hospital, donde qued0 recluf-
do. Ell terrible Perez, no conforme
con las heridas que le infiri0 Cruz,
seguidamente Sc dirigi6 a la casa de
un tai Caledonia Zambrana, dOnde Pc
reg estaba enamorado de una joven
hija de este. Asf las cosas Perez pc
metro en- forma viOlenta en- la residen-
cia de Zambrana, llamando su pre-
tendida, como ella no respondi0, ira
to de penetrar en- la habitaci0n de la
esposa y las dos hijas, quienes grita-
ron atemorizadas. A los gritos acu-
di6 Zambrana, que a la saxon Sc en-
contFaba cortando un malojillo no muy
lejos; pero al verlo Perez sin darle
tiehnpo a defenderse, lie asest6 un tre-
mehdo garrotazo con una mi'aia-
taH de- ia 3eauitairgg derriban-
doleEa TERRA. En, la lucha lie quito un
insttumento dortante que hsara este pa
ra s&ortar Iaf hi&pBa Y con el mislao
instfumento la, emprendi0 a tajos con-
traI b infeIiz zambrana, hiriendole en-
la ffente, brazoj y mano derecha. A
Jud1a, una de las hijas, que sali0 en-
defehsa del autor de sus dfas, tambien
la hiri6 en- la mano izquierda.
EI'fTerrible Perez ha sido puesto
a disposition de las autoridades, por
ambos delitos.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-07-16
PARA Ell REFUGI0 DE NINOs

La sonora dofia Pillar du Sabl0n, ha
enviado un giro postal de tres dollars,
reunidos por ella entire los empleados
de la West India Oil Co, de Puerta
de TERRA.
Don Julio T0ro Hernandez, envi6
cinco dollars, por conducto de Ia Sc
fora del Vale Atiles.
Tn precioso grupo de ninos de am
bOs seXos visito en- estos dfas ell Refu-
gio, obsequiando los asilados con un
caldero de arroz con polio. muchos en-
paredados, jam0n Y varios frascos de
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-07-16

aceitunas. No deiaron sus nombres:
pero por informes indirectos Sc sabe
que esos senerosos ninos pertenecen
las familias de Huyke Y de Gutierrez
Ortiz.
La sonora de Martinez Alvarez. pre-
sldenta de las Isabelinas, dona ANA
liza Vidal de GimGnez V la seflorita Ro-
drfguez Cebollero, damas isabelinas
protectoras. del Refugio, lie visitaron
recientemente, obseqliiando los huer-
fanitos con frutas V juguetes. los
alegraron acknowledgements con sus
francas demostraciones de simpatfa.
Ell Refugio recibe con agradecimien-
to estos generosos donativos v amables
manifestaciones de bondadoso afecto.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-07-16
Ell CRIMEN DE AVER EN- Ell
SEBORUCo

Aver, las $50 p. M, en- Ell barrio
Seb0ruco, Santurce. Feliz Caraballo,
natural de Anasco, de 26 afios de edad,
con una pistola, di0 muerte Pedro
Rentas del Vale, natural y residente
Ell RIO Piedras, lie 40 afios de edad,
haciendole un disparo cuya bala pene-
tl6 por el pomulo derecno con orificio
de salitla por eI cerebro. Caraballo
fue arrestado ocuandoIe la pisfoia v
puesto d disposition del fiscal del dis
trito Lcdo. Domingo Massari, quien
despues tle investigar, Ie acusa de Ho-
micidio voIuntarlo, sehalandole fian-
"a de 100000 para 81 libertad pro-
s::Ssonal III hccho ocurrio en- una RI
iia por eelos
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-07-16
1DICIONES FRAUDULENTAS DE
20 ,5MUsICA ESPANOLA ,1a4

r. Queremos dar el grito de alarma en-
tin 4asunto que lesiona sagrados inte-
feses; Gaunqie por otra parte halague
nqestr6 6rgtllo de hijos de Espaha.
etlGyds G Stss trftinfos, de cuaiquier ofden que
sem. consideramos nuestros.
- FL senior don Joaquin Agiieros, nos
shd eEisitado para explicarnos, con Ia
natural lsindignaci6n, 10 que. en- Cuba y
Estados Unidos esta ocurriendo con la
siiihiisica espanola. Parece que las edi-
clones fraudulentas de las canciones
mas en- boga en- Espaha Sc multiplican
,escand ndaf4lIosamente. sobre todo en- Ia
Habana. De Nena Y La Hijd del Car
celero, cuples conocidfsimos del pdhli-
ico de Puerto Rico, son incontables las
que Sc han hecho.
Legalmente, no hay manera habil de
evitar este, pues parece que entire Gu
ba Y Espaiia no eXiste tratado de pro-
piedad Intellectual; pero aunque nues-
ira protesta no vaya tener eficacia
alguna, no queremos dejar de hacerla,
porque aunque no haya tratado, 10 in
Iinegable res que hay propiedad y cual7
Eguier delito contra ella va sabemos to-
dos ell nombre que tiene.
L En- Estados Unidos eli procedimien-
Ito du& se isigue es distinto. ALI Sc
| disfrazan las canciones, Sc las Gambia
Lei ftftulo, Sc traduce transforma la
letra, y Sc sirven al, pIblico como in
dfgenas. En- este case, el dafio es ma
yor, porque al autor no Sc lie deja 81
duiera el paiio de lagrimas de una pc
queiia gloria que lie pertenece por de-
fecho propio. Asf estan circulando
por el mundo For-Trot Y, One Steps con
marchamo americana, que son en- rea-
lidad. obra de m1sicos espafioles. Tai
ha ocurrido, pOr ejemplo con Ell gra-
cioso vino tinto con sif0n", que Sc
nos asegura que, amparado por un IT,
tulo ingles, Sc estd popularizando ex-
traordinariamente en- los cabarets neo-
yorquinos.
Pero con los Estados Unidos
81 que hay tratado de propiedad in
telectual. Por consiguiente, algo Gre
emos que podrfan hacer, contra tai es-
tado de cosas, los representatives con-
sulares de Espafa en- el Norte. Por 10
menos, valdrfa Ia pena de intentarlo.
No es justo que nadie Sc adorne con
las cldsicas plumas del pavo.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-07-16
cELEBRANDo uN oNoMAsrIco

CELEBRANDO UN ONOMASTICo
Hoy con motive de ser dfa de nues-
ira seiiora del Carmen, celebran su
cnomastico, las distinguidas seioras
Carmen Ferrer de Aboy, Henares de
Denton, Pales de Mendfa, Rosell6 de
Borras, Carmen Fernandez Latimer,
Lopez de Quesada, Cabrera de CUTLER
mety, Nussa de Fernandez, Martorell
Vida. de Giusti, Moreno de Hernandez
Lopez, Bermidez de Hernandez. Gar
cfa yda. de Palacios, Gonzalez de Toro,
Noya de Maduro, Soler Vda. de Cabre-
ra, Skerret de Elmendorf, Cort0n dc
Ginorio, Alexandra de Was, las seiio.
ritas Carmen Irene CuGtara, Maria
Giusti, siaca, Gonzalez, Campos, Mar
garita Soler, Adams; Guillermety
saldafia; Bolivar; Cort6n; Ginorio
Adorno; Guijarro; Maria Lloreda.
A todas les deseamos muchas fell
cidades, esperanto desde luego que sc
nos excuse por 81 hemos dejado de
mencionar alguna, que en- estos mo
mentos no recordamos.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-07-16
Ell PRIMER NUMERO DE miI.d1ii
LATINA III - :

4
Ha Hcgado a nuestra mesa dc; rTdiic-
1ei6m el primer ndmero de Ia simpatl-
Ida Reyista senianal dc aiite ! actdalf-
dades, que neva por tftul6 Alnial La
tina. af4stie ',iisiIs r .-ti,'fs Z. t'1 q
Ha sido una fcliz odea del piniitiodif
Gisbert y de nuestro coinpanero Il TO-
ven periorista Rafael ssccrelo esta ip}iiil-
sblieaei6ii, que ha tenef en- Puerto Rico
slnuchos admiradores. So m =, -
Porque "Alma Latina, que yiene
slniiy bien impresa y dotada de amena
~ magnffica lectura. y en- cuyas pagi-
mas el lapiz priyilegiado de Gisbert ha
3hecho magnfficas siluetas de ceaeci-
dcs pel.sonajes hist6ricos, artistfcos y
populares, como bien aspiran a que
sea los ,editores en- sus lfneas de pre-
sentaci6n "un manojo de maduras ) sa-
zonadas espigas, segadas en la cam
pifia dc la actualidad."
Ell IMPARCIAL saluda con salu-
do carinoso al simpatico colega ' lie
desea una larga vida Y mucha prospe-
ridad
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-07-16
b. MARFINIANO DAvILA Sc
RETIRA

Los sefiores Hernandez y Dayila, fa-
bricantes de licores e importadores, de
Santo Domingo, nos participant haber-
Sc retirado de la referida razon social,
Ia cual ha quedado disuelta, el sefior
don Martiniano Davila y habiendose
hecho cargo del active Y passive de la
sociedad extinta la nueva compafifa
. Ricardo Hernandez Y co.
Forman esta nucva sociedad los Sc
nores d. Ricardo Hernandez y p. Ra-
facl Terjeiro. antiguo apoderado Dc
In casa. en- calidad de gestores.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-07-16
BALE

Esplendido y muy animado Fesult6
el Bale dado la noche del-7 del CO.
rriente en- ell Country Club aEIbenefi-
clio del Organo. habiendo dejadoIun to-
!.
tai de $225. 1s .-.
Las sras. del Comit6 dan las, mas cxr
presyias gracias a las familias. ), caha-
lleros que con su asistencia las ayuda-
ron a tan laudable OBRA.roa ssi,a Il,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-07-16

Cumpliendo con nuestro deber infor-
mativosy en- prueba de nuestra no des-
mentida imparcialidad, publicamos to-
do ID relacionado con la asamblea ma
lcionalista de Ponce, que motive Ia an
terior Resolucion. Ell IMPARCIAI.
agradece el homemade tributadole por
la junta de dicha colectiyidad en- Pom
ce.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-07-16
SI;a 3JUNTA NACT0NAItISTk dDEah
PONCE AiUESTRAA SU. AGRABECI4
MIENT0e4N Ell IMRARGIAIJt P0R,I
iAfEnIO DE, UNA RESOLEGd0N3j

y A Ta.<tr r M.
7 i4hlN's' = = =. ai1 ~ - 80
+ AEi'io i'hi INA, 'f'i'1'e''1e' >'As'-N''' (,
n ss9 snp 'eesi-e, ~ = ,'a,,o II.
2 ,R3riol'asS7 ioilisi , ''ao"se''sA '''e' !
. san o19a 'onspe Julio l9Slaei lDz5'ia
Isl: sDireetopsde' asL alAlPVkitSlAl4So s'os
q ions1sSan Iasan, tPitH. Ishltio aA1
9Ihyisehofi nsles5psl ~ aF9laqie I
i Rof lebpFesente m@es slato mani
+ ,ffestarlasape estid 5Wta nNacionitisla
en- -snq session. ! a9EEaalnaEEia ~ eeispEEadar e.
dip d99es Del ca9fTarflente afaf ms isd qe ]9llol 70
con motiy9 "a generQ}slda1d tsl }sn1s1 u dc e,s, su
digno peri0dico en publican desl4tere- .a;.
sasIamente todos los trabajos que, en-
Yiftud de "a celebfaci6n de nuestfa n! .
prpxima pasaea Asaiiiblea, Sc e en-
yiara por condutfo del 1'res: de esta
'juhta, seifor Nfayoral Barnes acofd0
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-07-16
Sc Vende muy BaratO
ell HOtel RiOja."
POR TENER QUE AUSENTARSE
sUs DUENos. ~ INFORMARAN
EN- ALLEN No. 70.
Sc YENDEN

DOS AUTOMOBILES, uno marea
Appefson, de pasajeros. en- perfec.
ia condicidn y otro marca Buick, de )
uasaieros, en- muy buen estadc, s.
venden baratos por ausentarse su due.
no.
rambitn se vendeu baratos, varios
nuebIes de Comedor, ropercs, camas
etc.
infofmard ]. P. BOURET, Teltfons
eiI, San Juan, 25 snntufee.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-07-16
INF OR MAC.ION GENERAL
Un6uijento
CaduTll
para las
EnferHr1edaGles
: de lapel

Los que han estado sufriendo por
amos de afecciones de Ia piel, irritan-
tes, obstinadas y molestas, consiguen
alivio casi al instante por medic del
uso del Ungiento Cadum. Alivia al
instante la picazon y quemaz6n y en-
pieza a cicatrizar la piel inAanada,
irritada o afectada despues de la pri-
mera aplicacion. Ha probado ser TN
gran alivio para millares de personas
que durante amos han estado sufrien-
do de eczema, acne (barros), granos
furinculos, iilceras, erupciones, urti-
carias, ronchas, almorranas, comezon.
Sarna, heridas, arafiazos, cortaduras,
1astimaduras, asperos, posteinillas,
escaldadura, sarpullido, quemaduras,
costra, margulladuras, etc.
81
The Penn's Grove record., 1923-12-14
JOE PATTERSON PLAYS AGAIN

The DUPONT Tigers had finished their
football season the week before and
Joe Patterson played last Saturday on
the team of his old home town, which
is managed by one of his brothers
the South Side Eden Snappers, Viii
mington. 1t was championship
game on Harlan field for the second
class title and the Snappers defeated
st. Hedwig's eleven by 13 to 6. Joe
can be credited with the win.
In the first two minutes of the game
Joe got off with the ball for a ninety
yard run and a touchdown. Then
after St. HedWig received the kick oil
they We're held for downs and forced
to kick. Joe caught the ball and
started Off again for some of his fast
travelling. After some forward passes
the Snappers reached the fifteen yard
line, whence a forward pass was made
to Joe. He did the rest. After his
touchdown he kicked the goal.
In the third period Joe went across
the line for another touchdown but un-
fortunately for him one of his team
mates was caught off side
Both the teams had met defeat from
the hands Of the Tigers this season
and quite a number of his team mates
and persons from here attended the
game to see Joe play. He played and
did it greatly. Those who attended
included George Dolbow. Leon Wright
and Harry Peak
The Penn's Grove record., 1923-12-14
Deep Water Villa e

Mr.. R. Jacquett and family have
moved to Salem.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Gregory who have
been living in Media will now make
their home in DUPONT City.
An oyster supper was served and
bazaar was given in the NJ. f. Church
on Tuesday last quite nice supper
was served and the sum of one hund-
red dollars was taken IN.
The Ladies Aid Society wish to
thank one and all who helped to make
it a success.
Mrs. C. Crawford spent Wednesday
and Thursday with her son Mr.. A.
Crawford of Lynwood Heights.
Mrs. B. Webb was visiting in Will
mington on Thursday.
Miss Josephine Dare and Mr.. James
Mckinley spent Monday in Whining
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Gregory spent
Thursday in Wilmington.
Mrs. Harry Curry, Mrs. Harry Chan
dler and Mr.. and Mrs. Harmon Tom
linson of Philadelphia mortored to
Deep Water on Saturday and spent
the day with their sister Mrs. VIM.
Byrne.
Mr. VIM. Moore, who has been liv
ing in DUPONT City will move his fam
lily in Deep Water Possibly they are
mermaids.
Mr.. and Mrs. Collier of Deep Water
are receiving congratulations on the
birth of a baby daughter.
Mr.. Frank O'Brien of Fairview
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. o.
McQuade.
Mr.. Cushion and Mr. Denny, of
Paulsboro, on Friday visited Mr.. Chas
Crawford.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Messick mortor-
ed to Newport Sunday visiting rel
atives. They also visited their brother
in Milleville.
Miss Bertha Baerisuyl and Miss Hel-
en- Baeriswyl spent Saturday in Salem.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Davis and Mrs. J.
Miller spent Saturday in Philadelphia.
Quite interesting services are being
held in the Deep Water NJ. F. Church.
All are cordially invited asp-c;a'ly the
youpo folks.
Revival meetings in the Nazarene
Church startin" Dec. II and will con-
time until Dec 25. Rev w D. Shelow
of Landsdale, Pa is the evangelist in
CHARGE. Special selections in song
will fea tllre the services.
The Penn's Grove record., 1923-12-14

Bucknell University to remain for the
holiday season.
Mrs. Clark Stewart, of Woodstown,
visited her sister, Mrs. Henry Stro-
bridge during the week.
Miss Grace Workman daughter of
Arthur Workman of Penns Grove,
recently married to Elwood Raine also
of Penns Grove.
The Cyrene Commandry of Camden,
including members in Penns Grove and
Pedricktown will attend the Methodist
Church here in body on Sunday even
ing Dec. 30, having accepted the in
wilton of the pastor Rev. John Naylor
who is also a member.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hubert Shoemaker, of
Philadelphia spent Sunday with Mrs.
Emmo Sparks.
Mr. and Mrs. William Burk were
guests on Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert Sailor of Penn Grove.
Mrs. Emma Sparks spent part of
the week in Philadelphia.
Mrs. Mary Shoemaker has returned
from an extended stay in Philadelphia.
The Salem County Firemen's Asso-
citation held its regular monthly meet
ing and smoker on Monday evening in
Pedricktown, as guests of the Logan
Fire Company. County President F.
Gentieu of Penns Grove presided at
the business session which was fol-
lowed by supper.
Mrs. Charles B. Sparks and child
rem have returned from two weeks
stay in Washington, D. c. and Char
lottesville, Virginia.
Mrs. D. Clay Smith is confined to
her home by sickness.
Rev. Herbert Betting, Superintend-
ent of the Bridgeton District, will
occupy the pulpit of the Methodist
Church next Sunday morning Dec. 16.
Regular monthly meeting of the
Ladies Aid of the Methodist Church
was held on Thurcday evening at the
home of Mrs. James Harker.
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PedrcktOwn

Miss Mildred Sparks spent the
weekend in Philadelphia.
Miss Beatrice Green spent a few
davs with friends in Bucknen College.
Mrs Harry Kille of Carney Point
spent part of the week with Mrs. Geo.
Calvel Sparks left on Wednesday
for State College, Pa, where he VIII
remain several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Sailor and Mrs:
John Hewitt were guests OF Samuel
BLACK. on Sunday, in Swedesboro.
Miss Maiorie Green recently spent
\ few DAYS with friends in Urslnus
College. Collegeville, Pa.
Miss Mildred Sparks is visiting her
sister Mrs Rene Leon in New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Sparks, of Sa-
lem, spent Sunday with Mrs. Johr
Hewitt. -. ~
Ruth Ellis and Charles B. Sparks were
guests with Mr.. and Mrs. Howard
Ellis of Audubon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Johnson and
Mrs. Ruth Justice recently spent day
in Lakewood.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Parent Teachers Association was held
in the School building on Wednesday
evening. ...
Miss Rebecca Webster has returned
from the Methodist Hospital, Phlla-
delphia. where she has been under
treatment for several months.
The NJ. S. S. Glass of the Baptist
Sunday School held their regular mon
thlv Social on Saturday evening at the
home of Miss Montrelia Bishop. After
the social and business hour, refresh
ments we're served. The guests IN
cluded the teacher Mrs. P. P. Sweeten,
Mrs. Luther Bishop, Misses Helen
Christiansin. Mildred Perry, Gather
inc Prigger, Dorothy Pedrick, Ruth
Wilson. Florence Cook, Ray Clouser,
Elsie Kille
Mrs. D. Clay Smith entertained the
fortnightly Card Club at her home on
Thursday afternoon The members
present included Mrs. William BGrk,
NJ Palrh Smith Mrs How" john
So I1s. Thomas Holton Mrs. Harl'y
Croev Ntry Ca7l Green. Mrs Howard
Galloway. Mrs. Emma Sparks, Miss
Margaret Boody.
Mrs FIwood W. Stitzel, of Holt
davsburg, Pa, is spending two weeks
". l7er ra~en. :. NJ a. 4 Mrs. I. |,
hoitOn.
The Misses Edith Freid and Gather
Inc Gaventa returned thls Neak from
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League Standin y
Basket Ball Schedules

Friday, 14th-All Stars vs.. Salem
National Guard. Mechanics & Power
VS.. Laboratories.
Tuesday, 18th-Operating VS.. Lab
oratories. Mechanics & Power VS..
Service-Engineers
Friday, 21st-All Star game and
Penns Grove VS.. Operating.
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WOOnSTNN

Joel Borton and wife have closed
their home and gone to Philadelphia
to live during the winter.
Mrs. Mary Reading and daughter
Elizabeth, have closed their home and
gone to Woodbury. to live during the
winter.