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Imperial Valley press., 1924-05-23
WILBUR'S REPORT
SAYS NAVY HAS
LOST FULL POINT
BY United Press Leased Wire

WASHINGTON, May 23.-Secre-
tary of the Navy Wilbur's report
declaring that the United States
navy has fallen a full point below
the Washington treaty ratio will
be laid before the house today.
1t is expected that the report will
give impetus to the drive being
made by the house naval affairs
committee for passage of the bill
appropriating $150,000,000 for Il five
year construction program to restore
the navy s full strength.
The report informed the house of
the deficiency of fhe navy rs fol
lows:
1.-Thirteen of our first line IS
ships are neither modern nor of the
highest efficiency. They require
gun elevation and additional armor
protection and six should be con
verted for oil burninsi
Pm cruisers the United States
rates third after Great Britain ana
Japan with ration of 5-3-1.
3-Thirtv-one of our submarines
are out of commission.
I've have no submarines cap
able of maneuvering with the fleet.
5-The United States is far ahead
in destroyers, though we lack flo
tilla leaders.
6-Great Britain is building two
battleships; we are building none.
7-Great Britain is building nine
light cruisers; Japan twelve; France
five; United States two.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-05-23
MODERN FARMER
MUST HAVE THE
RIGHT MACHINERY

In connection with the program
for reduction in the acreage of
crops ON American farms, there is
also advocated the elimination of
hired labor so far as practicable.
In other words, it is recommended
that Il farmer plant only such acre
age as he can care for and harvest
with his cwn labor and that of his
immediate family.
There is no doubt but that in the
past, with labor comparatively
cheap, many farmers have carried
on their farm work very inefficient
lv ana extensively by employing
labor where machinery would have
been cheaper and far more profit
able. With the present high wages
fo' labor, it is more important than
ever that machinery be used to dis
place labor as far AS practicable.
1t goes without saving that Il
farmer cannot afford to hire men Mt
present wages and send them into
tae field with two-horSe- power ma
eklnes to produce staple crops. How ;
ever, there have been hundreds
of farmers during the past two or
three years who have made a very
satisfactory profit from crops pro-
duced by hired labor when such
labor was employed efficiently, OPP
Grating tliree-plow tractors and ac-
complishing real days work.
> Unless farmer has the equip
ment available to utilize hired labor
efficiently, he win unquestionablv
be better off ut the end of the year
by not hiring labor. On the other
hand, if he has equipment which will
permit his men to accomplish Il large
amount of work each day, the hir-
ing of farm labor even at present
prices can. be made profitable.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-05-23
Is Million Fish
Wage War on
Mosquitoes

SAN FRANCISCO, May 23.-
California has new home guard
an army of $4,000, o,000-fish.
They are the volunteer troops
of the state board of health and
have been transported to every
section of the state that is mos
quito infested and where there
is malaria.
This army Of super men
from the mosquito viewpoint
will make a mosquito casualty
list of one billion and a half
each day.
The piscatorial warriors are
known as "gambusis affinis
and the name sounds the finish
of many a buzzing insect.
The fish are constructed ply
sically like a whale, but are no
larger than trout minnows.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-05-23
U. S. FLYERS TO
BE DETAINED A
WEEK in JAPAN
(Continned from nage u

StaH tlHUpH from page
Monica, whence they st&rted, in 95
hours flying time after they take
off from Toxic to resume their
flight. They hope to arrive in the
United States September /.
S3lS Miles in 80 Hours
Lieutenant Smith said that since
leaving the United States he and
his companions have covered S,9lS
miles in 90 hours, 4S minutes flying
time. It is GS days, including the
gain of one day because of Il change
in time, since they left Santa Mo
Mica, he said. The flight southward
from llitokappu to Kasumigaura
was made under mfavorabl, cir
cumstances at the start, Smith dis
closed.
The Americans are housed at Kasu
migaura with Japanese flying off
GERS. Upon their arrival they were
conducted to tent and RECALLED
with cuttlefish, ehcstnuts and sake,
which, according to their hosts, sig
nifies victory.
The Japanese minister of war in
his formal speech of welcome to the
fliers> tomorrow will emphasize the
unprecedented feat of spanning by
air the difficult Alaska Kuriges
route without hitch. The presence
of the American airmen with the
Japanese deserves the warmest re.
cognition and welcome and the feat
not only will stimulate aviation in
Japan but viii doublv confirm the
bonds between the two countries and
contribute largely to world peace
and welfare, he will say.
Arrival of the aviators having
conceded with ceremonies connect
cd with the retirement of Ambassa-
dor Woods, the envoy spoke today
to an enormous crowd in front of
the offices of the Hochi. He de-
clared that America s true senti-
ment was that of last September
when she led in contributing for
earthquake relief rather than the
anti-Jo nanese immigration legisla-
tiop
Imperial Valley press., 1924-05-23
U. S. Officer In
Probe Charges
Means a Crook
by United Press Leased Wire

WASHINGTON, May 23.--Gas-
ton B. Means, "star witness OF
the senate Daugherty investigating
committee, is "crook.' Hiram
Todd, special assistant attorney gem
eral oI-New York, charged before
the committee today and flatly dem
lea he had employed Two men to
steal Megn s diaries ami documents.
Todd, who is in charge of prose
cutting Means for conspiracy, ap-
Pemed to refute testimony gwen by
W. O. Duckstein that two agents,
representing themselves as Todd,'s
agents, brought papers stolen from
Means to his house for idcntifica-
tion..
Imperial Valley press., 1924-05-23
Veterans, Do Not
Write For
Blanks

WASHINGTON, May 90
Veterans, do not write to Wash
ington for bonus application
blanks.
War department today asked
newspapers and press services
to broadcast this request as a
result Of veterans writing for
blanks.
AS the blanks are not printed
it will be some days before they
will be distributed. They will
be available through all post
offices and veterans organiza-
tons.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-05-23
10 Hour Old Baby
Boy Is Deserted

LOS ANGELES, May ga ten
hour old baby boy is in the Receiv-
ing hospital today-deserted.
As Louis Roller was going to
work this morning he heard the
faints crys of an infant in an old
automobile. He investigated and
found the newly born wrapped up
in a soiled brown blanket.
The blanket gives no clue which
might lead to the identity of the
parents.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-05-23
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PERSONALS

Mrs. j. 3. Baker of IToltvillc,
accompanied by Mrs. Helen Moni-
han of San Francisco, has gone to
San Diego to spend n few DAYS. Mrs.
Monihan has been 4 house guest Of
the Bakers for the past week and
win return to her northern home
from San Diego, Mrs. Baker coming
back to the valley.
lef HEfs
Membership in Washington cow
testing associations has increased
over 90 per cent in the last year.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-05-23
FRANKLIN AUTOMOBILE
CO. QUITS OPERATING

SYRACUSE. n. Y, May %
The II. s. Frhnklym Automobile
Company has discontinued the man
ufacture of automobiles for IN in
definite period. The general con
dtion of the industry is the cause.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-05-23
MRS TOMBLIN is
AGO UT TIE D IN
SUIT BY HOTEL.
By United Press Leased Wire

Dy United Press Leased Wire
PASADENA, May 23.-Mrs. A.
Z. RicR><Abacker, also known as
Mrs. Mary Tomblin, was acquitted
late Thursday afternoon on charge
of beating local hotel out of a
Sl,Uuu phi. She was arrested in
San Francisco. Mns. Rinckenbaek
er was formerly prominent social
" in Los Angeles.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-05-23
RANCHER rs KILLED
BY ACCIDENTAL SHOT
by United Press Leased Wire

by United Press Leased Wire
CORNING, Calf, May 23.-F. S.
Hart, rancher well known in this
section, went ont with his shotgun
last night to see what was Great
ing all the disturbance among his
turkeys.
He fell and the gun was diseharg-
ed into his body, inflicting wounds
from which he died two hours later.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-05-23
The Weather
By United Press Leased Wire

FOR LOS ANGELES AND VICI-
NIFTY: Fair tonight and Saturday
except eloudy or foggy near coast.
FOR SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA:
Fair tonight and Saturday with
moderate temperature. Proabiy fog
or clouds tonight and in morning.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-05-23

4 committee of so has been ap-
pointed in Orange county to promote
the harbor at Newport.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-08-07
A VERHOVAY SEGELY
EGYLET GYttLESE.

A Verhovay Segely Egylet he
lyi, l08-ik fiokja, most vasarnap,
angusztns 10-en fogja megtartani
rendes havi gyiileset, delutan 9
oral kezdettel szokott helyen,
a reformatus templom basement
jeben.
A tagok keretnek, hogt a gyii.
lessen lehet6leg teljes szamban je-
lenjenek meg. Tagdijjait fizesse
meg mindenki, lehetoleg SCENE.
lyesen.
A tagsag figyelmet felhivjuk
hogy multkori gyiiles hataroza,
ta ertelmeben, k0teles' mindenki
a kivetett 50c.-es bali megvaltast
megfizetni. Aki EFT mem tenne, an
max az soc. tagsagi jarulekja
bol lesz levonva.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-08-07

A Kossuth Kor julius 27-en,
vasarnap rendezte masodik "K.
K. K. K. jet a vendegszeret6
Kollar csalad Hubbard Roadi pom
pas farmjan.
Reggeli 6rakban Macy szam-
NAL erkeztek a magyarok sajat
kocsijaikon takik williamson
indultak, azOkat "a villamos veg
allomasr6l delel6tt kocsik szalli-
tottak at a kirandulas szinhelye-
re. Sokan voltak azonban olya-
nok, akik csak delutan j0hettek
ezeket kes6bben erkez6kct
Macy szeretettel fogadtak a mar
pompasan sz6rakoz6k.
Az id6 ez alkalommal is sas-
szarnyakon repiilt, vege- -hossza
mem volt a fiirdesnek, tarsasjate-
koknak s egyeb pompasabbnal
pompasabb sz6rakozasbknak. A
tarsasag el Sc akarta hinni, be.
koszont0tt nagyon hamar az es.
te s indult mindenki hazafele.
A kollektalas ez alkalomma1
mintegy $3l.60-t eredmenyezett
A nagysikeriil kirandulasert ugy
a rendez0seget, mint a vendegla
to Kollar-csaladot illeti k0sz0
I.net.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-08-07

political ADVERTISEMENT
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-08-07
POLITIKAI GYttLES.
A YOUNGSTOWN AMERIKAI MA
GYAR POLITIKAI KLUB MOST
vAsARNAP aYtjLEsT TART

Az elpult szombaton alakult
meg a Youngstown American
Hungarian Citizen Club, .magya-
rul: "a Youngstown Amerikai
Magyar Politikai Club, amely-
be a megalakulaskor 78 tag le-
pett be, amt sajatkezu alaira-
sukkal igazoltak.
Ennek Clubnak az celia,
hogy tagjait politikai Is egyeb XII
lonbseg nelkiil egy taborba to-
m0ritse. A szombaton megtartott
gyiilesen elhataroztak, hogy az
augusztus 12-iki el6valasztas al
kalmaval q republicans tikettel
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-08-07
A FOOTBALL LIGA GYttLESE

A Youngstown-Mahoning vol
gyi labdarug6 liga hetf0n este
tartotta gyiileset a Kossuth Kor
helyisegeben. "A gyiilesen nagy-
szamban vettek reszt magyarok
is, akik mindvegig figyelemmel
es 6rdekf5desseE hallgattak "a
targysorozat pontjait,
A gyiiles elfogadta Juhasz ia
nos inditvanyat, mely szerint
ezentul minden csapatnak mem "a,
hanem csak 18 embert lesz joga
regisztraltatni.
A gyiiles elhatarozta, hogy az
oszi szez0n szeptember els6 va.
sarnapjan veszi kezdetet, az igaZ
gat6sag altal megallapitott sor.
rendii merk6zesekkel. A merk6
zesekr6l maid hiradassal lesziink
TIT hivjuk fel magyar sport
kedvelo ifjusagot, hogy aki haj
lamot erez magaban a football
irant, az jelentkezzen a Kossutl
Korben. Eleg ido all rendelkezes
re meg 6szig, szeptemberig meg
mindenki alaposan kitrenirozhat
ia magat.
A Kossuth K0rnek jelenleg ke1
aktiv csapata miik0dik remel
juk, ez ket csapat az 6szi mer
k6zesek ,alkalmaval becsuleter
szerez maid a magyar nevnek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-08-07
HIREK YOUNGSTOWN ES K0RNYEKER0l

fognak szavazni azokra a jel0ltek-
re, akikr6l biztosan tudjak, hogy
ellensegei a Knkac szervezetnek,
azonban a novemberi valasztaso
maskep fognak eljarni. Ha ugyan-
is az el0valasztason valamelyik
Kukac-parti kapna meg a jelo-
lest, republicans partnal, ak
kor feltetlen Kukac ellenes de-
mokrata-parti jeloltekre szavaz-
max es megforditva.
EFT a kerdest es egyeb feline
riil6 kerdeseket egy gyiiles ke-
reteben fogjak elintezni es pedig
no 10-en, azaz most vasarnap.
A gyiiles a Kossuth K0r kis ter
meben lesz este s 6rahor, amikor
is megvalasztjak a Club tisztvi-
sel6it es meg fogjak hallgatni az
egyes jelolteket, akik beszedet fog
max intezni a Club tagjaihoz. FIR
re gyiilesre mfndenki hivatalos,
aki mar tagja, vagy tagja akar
lenni ennek a Clubnak es aki a
Club felfogasat maga6va teszi.
A Club ugyeit egyel6re ketta-
gu iigykezelo bizottsag vegzi. A
gyiiles Mih6k Sandort es Pelyi
| Ferencet valasztotta meg erre q
tisztsegre, azonban vasarnap es.
ii gyiilesen a munkat azokra fog.
jak ruhazni, akiket allando tiszt
visel6knek megvalasztanak.
| A Club iigykezel6sege ezutor
is keri mindazokat, akik rokon
szenveznek a Club celjaval es fel
fogasaval, hogy okvetlen j6jjc
mex ell vasarnap esti gyiilesre, +;
Kossuth K0r kis termebe.
A fenti hirt az Ellen Politika
Club kJld0tte be. Mi minden ma
gyar mozgalom hireinek hely
adunk lapunkban, de megjegyez
zdk, hogy AIT szeretn6k latin
hogy csak egy magyar polgari ala
kulat lenne Youngstownban. Me,
osztva soha sem megyiink SEN
mire.
! Most meg mem keso a szems
lyes erdekek elfelejtesere. Mos
meg a valasztasok el0tt ell lehe
simitani az ellenteteket. Rems
jiik, hogy ez megtortenik szou
baton es vasarnap, amikor a kt
, szerv gyiileseit megtartja.
(Szerk.)
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-08-07

political Advertisement) A
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-08-07

den helybeli es videki magyart,
vallaskiilonbseg niilkiil, rende-
z6bizottsag. S egyben keri a BIZ
zottsag a helybeli egyleteket,
egyhazakat, hogy ezen napon
hasonl6 mulatsagot ne rendezze'
mex. De legyenek vendegei mind,
nyajan a fentemlitett hitk0zseg-
mex.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-08-07
NAGYsIKERU VOLT A KATH,
IFJUSAG PIKNIKJE.

Julius 26-an, szombaton tar
totta meg a Youngstown Kath.
Ifjusagi K0r ezidei elso piknik-
Jet Campbell Park ban. A ha-
talmas parkot nagyszamu ma
gyarsag lepte el ez alkalombol S
mindenki kitiin6en erezte magat S
mindenki pompasan mulatott.
A hatalmas Eancteremben vi
gan folyt a tame, ifj. Kaczur ia
nos primas = aki ez alkalomb6l
Clevelandb6l jott lie varosunkba
= ismet megmutatta, hogy egyi-
Ike legkitiin6bb magyar vonos-
zeneszeknek, ugyanezt mondhat-
juk zenekaranak minden egycs
tagjara.
A sziinetekben azutan megtar-
tottak a sorsolasokat, Macy volt
az Gr0m szerencses nyertesek-
mel.
A k0zonseget 'rengeteg sz6ra-
kozas varta, az 0tletes faradt-
sagot. mem ismerG rendez6sey
gondoskodott mindenrol min
denkir5l.
Macy erdekl6des mellett folyt
lie K6r 4agjaib6l aliakult ket
Base Bali csapat m6rk6zese.. "A
jatek elejet6l-vegig vegtelen er.
dekes izgalmas volt, a csapatok
nagyszerii jatekot produkaltak
nyertes az East Side-i csapat
lett, mely ellenfelet 25:9 arany
ban legy6zte.
Macy erdekl6des el6zte meg {
sorsolasoklat Is. Egy miiveszi {
nagyon ertekes kezimunka hi
vany -parnat nyert Sluka Mihaly
Minden belepti jegy egyben sors
jegy is volt ICY jutott eg,
gy0ny0rG viragcsokorhoz - mini
nyeremenyhez Babos JOSEF. 4
pompas csokrot Bino Iluska alan
dfkozta a K0rnek.
A piknik ugy erk0lcsileg, min
anyagilag pompasan sikeriilt, |
vegleges szamadasok meg mem ej
tettek meg - de k0riilbeliil III
dollart eredmenyezett ez nagy
sikerii mulatsag.
Az Ifjusagi Kor vezet6sege ez
uton mond halas k0szonetet
magyarsag szives es szeretettel
jes partolasaert, a nagyszamu k0
z0nseg k0reben oft lattuk varo
sunk egesz magyarsagat nagy
szeriien mulatva S szorakozva.
Mindenki - aki resztvett ezel
a pikniken egy felejthetetlel
kedves nap emlekeivel tert ott
honaba.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-08-07

KATHoL1Kus p1KN1K.

A Farrell, Sharon Pa. es k0rny5-
ke magyar kath. lhitkozseg au-
gusztus 24-en, a Ples6-fele far
man nagyszabasu pikniket rendez,
amelyre szeretettel hiv meg min
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-08-07
VISSZATERTEK HARoM-
HETES MAGYARORSZAGI
LATOGATASUKB0L.

Szombaton visszaerkeztek ha-
romhetes ohazai latogatasukb6l,
10th Istvan, Erzsike leanyava|
egyetamben valamint Bartha Pc
ter, akik julius hawaiian indultak
neki nagy utnak.
A Observation-Disclosures szeretette!
k0sz0ntjiik ismet k0riinkben.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-08-07

0LVASSA AZ AMERIKAI MA.
GYAR HIRLAPOT ES TAMO.
GASSA AZ. ABBAN HIRDE.
T0KET
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-08-07
A TELJES SKIER JEGYEBEN
FOLYT LIE A KOSSUTH KOR
KOSARAS KIRANDULASA.
Jul. 27-en ismet nagyszamu tar.
sasag elvezte Kossuth K0r ven.
degszeretetet.

A Kollar- csalad farmaja tele volt me-
sesen sz6rakoz6 magyaysaggal - Min
denkinek nagyszerii mulatsagban volt
resze.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1924-01-25

Samuel B. D. Marshall spent the
weekend with his wife and daughter
IN Wilmington.
Mrs. w. Herald Brittingbam and
three children are spending few
weeks at the home of her mother in
Millsboro.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carlton J. Tracy are
receiving congratulations upon rbe
arrival of fine baby boy.
Inc LeWes High Schoo. boys bask-
et ball team defeated the Frankford
High School team here last Friday ev-
ening in the auditorium Of the new
school building by a score of 80 10
81. The game was a very exciting and
close one. The visitors were fortunate
IN getting a good start and at the end
Oh the first quarter they were lead
ing 8 to 2. The junior boys team de-
feated the Milton juniors also.
The Loyal Helpers Of the Lewes
MeIhodlst Episcopal Church met last
week at the home of Mrs. Nora Rick
ards on Arnell's avenue.
MIR. and Mrs. Henry F. Fell. of
New Rochelle, ~ Y, are spending a
few days with the latter's parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Yarnell, in RE-
hoboth Beach.
Frank and Harry Metzner who NOV
ed from the Paynter farm, near Over
brook, to one of Captain Eskridge's
farms, near Seaford, have moved their
household effects here and have eone
10 Philadelphia to look for employ
ment.
Mrs. Marion Price Of Smyrna was a
town visitor here during the week.
ElWood L. Wescoat of the Wescoat
auto Company made a trip to Pbila-
leIphla during the week and brought
lone new HupmObile.
captain Robert A. Dixon of the Fem
WICK Island light vessel came ashore
asst week for ten day leave. Ira B.
simpler who has been EMPLOYED on
ne same vessel for several months
las resigned.
William w. White has purchased
ne store building and lot adioining I
mich he has been occupying for the
asst three years, at the corner of
ourth and South streets, from Rich
I'd Beebe, Sr.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1924-01-25
Nassau

us. 'iSi'IilS
MRS. Harry Webb entertained quite a
GumOer of relatives and friends on
ing. Will o''-
Margaret Mitchell and Erma Sim
pier visited Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie War
rlngton on Sunday. "
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Davidson and
chiidren spent Sunday in Georgetown
Philadelphia spent the weekend will,
the latter's mother, Mrs. J. G. Roacbe
Most of the people of the vicinity
are busy getting their wood.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Mitchell enter
Ialned ON Sunday Mrs. Ida Mitchell.
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Burris
Inc Nassau Parent-Teacher meet
ing will hold its next meeting at the
school house on February 22nd. Ev-
eryone invited to come out and ioin
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1924-01-25

George Nelson held a sale of hoiIse-
hold goods on Saturday and will make
his home with his brother, Oscar Mel
son.
Mrs. William Daisey and daughter
Norma visited her sister, Mrs. Elijah
Lynch on Thursday. near Dagsboro.
Elijah Daisey is visiting his daugh-
tiers in Philadelphia.
Mrs. P. B. Elliott and son, Cant.
John Elliott, of Lewes, motored here
and were guests of Capt. and Mrs. Cal
win Evans over the weekend
Mrs. Martha Conway and Mrs. Liz
zie CULLEN visited Mr.. and Mrs. Her.
bert Evans of Roxana on Sunday.
Miss Virginia James was q guest of
Miss Pearl Evans on Sunday.
Master Norman Calhoun entertain
ed his grandmother, Mrs. Alonzo Ev-
ans, upon his eighth birthday, Janu-
airy 18th.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Bunting and
Mrs. Elias Bunting, Jr., and children
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Elias Bunting.
ST., on Sunday.
The sewing circle of the Presbyter-
ian Church. composed of Mrs. Mary
Da1sey, Mrs. James M. Evans, Mrs. NJ.
Ella Tunnel and daughter, Miss Eliz-
a6eth, Mrs. James B. Hudson, Mrs.
Chester Evans met at the home of
Mrs. Andrew Evans on Wednesday.
After the business session refresh
ments of delicious ice cream and cake
were served.
The stone road is about completed:
The bridges are built, making it ready |
now for anyone to come and go.
Rev, q: y. Hastings preached an in
,1z;;'iiIng sermon, both morning and |
hight in the M. E. Church. A large
was present at the NOR
ling service.
Miss Myrtle Burbage motored with
Mrs. Robert Hudson and Mrs. Mat
lie Merritt to Lewes last week where
hey visited friends and relatives.
Miss Esta Hudson was the guest of
Hiss Carrie Evans recently. j.