davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1926-08-10

Kara-Deniz to show the world what
Turkey can produce London Daily
Mail.
, 1926-08-10

An old offender was brought before a
Judge on a charge of larceny. NOtwith-
Standing his record, the prisoner volubly
protested his innocence. But the judge
was not convinced. Il would not be-
Iieve you" he said, 'even if you swore
on a stack of Bibles. Whatever you
say, l believe the opposite to be true:
There was a moments silence then the
prisoner smiled and said, Your honor
| plead guilty"
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-05-20
new CASTLE
sztjLETEsNAPI tjNNEP

Macy meglepet6s erte maius
II. ZEN Bumbulusz JOSEF bajos
leanNat: Margitot. Ugyanis Elk
kor volt Margitka 15.-ik sziiletes-
napi evforduloja, mely alkalom-
NAL a varatlanul megjeleno jo-
baratok es baratnok egy pompas
partyt rendeztek bajos kis Mar
gitka tisztelet6re. A sok-sok fell
k0sz0nt6 utan bajos Margitkat
megjelent vendegsereg pompas
ajandekokban reszesitettek. Maid
tancra perdiiltek, a legjobb han
gulatban, hajnalig voltak egyiitt.
A haz gazdasszonya, Mrs Bum
bulusz, az ejfeli orakban pompas
lunch-al kedveskedett a megje-
lent vendegseregnek.
Gratulalunk!
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-05-20
KOZOs PIKNIK

A SIT. Tstvan Egylet es egy-
haz = mint minden evben az
iden is piknikre valo adomany-
gyiijt6 asszonyokat kiild XII. Az
adomanN gyljtesere kovetkezo
asszonyok lettek megvalasztva ::
East oungstownban-Konya Fe
rcncne, South sideon-Pisak ia
nos es 0zv. Kuti Claiborne, Steel
tonon-Benish Margit es Dank6
Jolan, Albert St.-en-Bodzas ia
nosne es Kaluczky Janosne, Brier
IIillen-Kiss Andrasne, Poland
Ave. es Observation-Disclosures
Ferencn6 es Pivarnyik Mihalyne.
A SIT. Istvan Egylet es egyhaz We
zetGsege ezuton keri a magyarsa
got, hogy fogadjak oket szivesen
Is adjanak tehetsegiik szerint ado
manyOkat.
A SIT. Istvan Egylet es egyhaz
k0z6s piknikje julius sen les7
megtartva a Campbell Parkban
Ezen piknik es6s lido eseten is
meg lesz tartva, inert fedett tame
terem ali a k0zonseg rendelkeze
re. A piknik tartama alatt sorso.
last, vagy kollektalast az egylet
mem fog rendezni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-05-20
176.IK CfKK
Dugulas.

A gyprmekkor 0Sszcs kisebb be
tcesegei kozott a legnehezebb a
dugulast meggy6gyitani. A du-
gulas okainak megmagyarazasa
.igen sok helyet foglalna el. Ele-
gend6, ha annyit trunk r6la,
hogy csaknem minden esetbcn a
baj Okla rcndesen az ttcl elk6szi-
tesabcn keresendG. A helyesen be-
osztott s elk6szitett eledellel ST.
kcrt lehet cltrni. Hacsak kcze-
10 orvos mem ajanlja, maskep mem
tanacsos gyogyszert hasznalni,
hogy dugulast megsziintesse.
Ezen allapot megsziintetes6re
ajan1juk, hogy OF h6napos koraig
oatmeal vizet hasznalion forralt
viz helyett a taplaltk elkeszite-
sehez b6binek. Az 0t0dil h6nap
utan tegyen a keverekbe Oatmeal
iellyt, vagy gyiimdlcsltt, legin-
kabb narancslet. A masodik ev-
ben mar silt alma husat is ad-
hatja neki..
A legfontosabb azonban a oyer
meket megszoktatni, hogy rcndes
6rakban szekeljen. Legiobb a reg
geli utan 6s amikor d gyermek no,
vigyazni keEl, hoey semmif6le $40
rakozas ne tartsa vissza ett6l a
fontos dologt6l. A fiatalabb oyer
meket. legjobb mindennap bizo-
nyos 6rakban az edtnyre iiltetni
6s akkor hamarosan megszoki ia
ezt, ami nagyon sziikseges t0ke-
letes egeszseghez.
A vegbel be0ntest is igen gyak-
ran hasznaljak. Ha azonban tul
gyakran hasznaljak, akkor artal-
mas, inert a vegbel-izmok megla-
zulnak s megpuhulnak 6s kitagit-
jak beleket. A legidealisabb ke-
zeles abb6l all, hogy megtanitjak
bels6 r6szeket, hogy minden
kiilso seeits6g nell1iil, rendcsen We
eezzek k0telessegiiket.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-05-20
NILES
sZINIELOADASSAL EGYBE-
KOTOTT TANCMULATSAG
Szinre keril Gabor Andor IDOL
lar papa" cimii 6 felvonasos nep-
szinmiive.

A nilesi Roman Hall tancter-
me ismet viragos kedvii, mulatni
vagy6 magyarsagtol lesz hangos
Decoration Duy-kor; ekkor rem
dezi a nilesi Magyar BIS. es On
kepz6 Sz0vetseg 93.-ilk osztalya
sziniel6adassal eeybek0t0tt tame
mulatsagat. A BIS. Egylet mulat-
saeai kitiin0en szoktak sikeriilni,
azon nemcsak warreni magyar
sag, de a k0rnyekbeliek is nagy-
szamban kepviseltek magukat
A Decoration Day-i mulatsag
is a j6lsikeriilt mulatsagok koz6
sorolhat6! A rendezoseg Macy
aranyu el6kesziileteket tesz, hogy
szinieloadassal egyibek0tott
bal mmden tekintetben fenyes-
mex bizonyuljon az azon meg
jelentek, egy feledhetetlen estely
emlekeivel t6rjenek nyugov6ra.
Sziniel6adas utan tanc, egesz
reggelig
Tsmeteljiik! A bal Decoration
Day-kor a Roman Hallban lesz
megtartva.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-05-20
A FIAT FEJSZEVEL FEJBE-
VERTE

Erdekes biiniigyet tar@valt a
debreceni kir. tJrv6nyszek dr.
Bod Kalman tanacseln0l1 vezete
sevel. A vadlottak padjan id. Ba-
lazs Antal 81 esztend0s nadudva-
ri lakos napsZamos tilt. Az 6szfe-
jill, top0r6dott, megg0rnyedt Greg
ember szandekos ember0les bin
tettenek kiserletevel volt vadolva,
inert 1926. februar 3.-an, ejjel
vele egyszobaban alvo fiat fejbe-
vagta s tovabbi bantalmazast
a fiaval egyiitt 6l6 10th Eeszter
akadalyozta meg.
A vadlott t0redelmesen beis-
merte "a tett6t. El6adta, hogy
1922-ben atiratta fiara a hazat,
aki exert k0teles volt elite vegeig
ellatast adni neki. A fla j6l is
'bant vd lie, csak dIohanyra nnm
adott neki p6nzt. Emiatt t0bbsz6r
perlekedtek is s coy ilyen civako-
das k0zben a fla meg is iit0tte ct.
Exert aztan bosszut forralt. Feb
ruar 3.an 9 6rakor lefekiidtek,
id. Balazs ejjel felebredt, felkelt
es lampat gyujtott. Ekozben esze
be jutett fiat6l elszenvedett
bantaDmazas, fdlkapta a fejszet
s ketszer a fla fej6re vagott. A
zajra felebredt 10th Eszter, aki
megfogta a fejszet. A flu ARA eb-
redt fel, hogy 10th Eszter felki-
altott. = Jaj, nit csinal? = Elk
kor kerdezte az apjat, hogy mi
6rt tette EFT, mire az AIT felelte
- "Csak meg kell d0gleni a ku-
tyanak
DR.. Benedek egyeteml profesz-
szor es dr. Horvath Arthur orvos,
szakert6k velemenye szerint a
vadlott aggkori testi elvaltoza-
sokban es elmegHenges6eben szer
we'd, ami a beszamitha 0sagot
csaknem teljesen kizarja.
A bir6sag 10 h6napi bortonrt
italtla id. Balazs Antalt s,az el6.
zetes letartoztatassal 2 h6napot
kit0lt0ttnek vett biintetesb6l.
A bir6sag ezutan vadlott ved6
je, DIR. Kuti Sandor kereQmere
elrendelte id. Balazs Antal sza
badlabra valo helyezeset, miutar
sz0keset6l tartani mem lehet
egeszsegi alIapota pedig megki
vania a szabadlabra helyezest.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-05-20
SHARON, PA.
K0szONET NYILvANITAs

Alulirott halas k0sz0netet mon
dok a Verhovay Segely Egylet
shnroni 26.-ik fi6k kjanak, a new
haven't Egylet farrelli osztalya-
max 6s a farrelli Els6 Magyar Bs.
Egyletnek, hogy reszemrc kilenc
heti betegsegelyt pontosan kiutal
tax.
AjanlOm ezen nemes intezme-
nyeket azon honfitarsaim figyel-
mebe, akik meg mem tartoznak
egylethez, ldpjenek be, biztosit-
SAX magukat es csaladjaikat eset-
leges betegsee eseten.
Perger Mihaly, Sharon, Pa.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-05-20
MAGYAR UZLET

Polder Janos, erdelyi magyar
szarmazasu honfitarsunk mar
tvek ota csendesen, de szorgal-
masan foglalkozik kepek arusita-
saval es kepek beramazasaval kis
iizleteben, a 9O5 Market st. alatt
Ga Wayne Ave.-t ~egy par le-
pts.)
Polder iizleteben remek es va
lodi hazai kepek is talalhat6k iga-
zan meltanyos es jutanyos ara
kon. Hazai miiert6ssel keretez be
fGnykdpeket es minden egyeb ke-
pct. Felhivjuk magyarsag fl
gyelmet erre a magyar lizletre.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-05-20

A bebi clS6 eve a lcgfontosabb.
Eletenek kezdete nagyon fiigg az
eledelt6l, melyet az cls6 tizenket
h6napban kap. Az eledelnek,
mely limos labakat es eros cson-
tokat epit fel, taplal6nak, izletes
mex es konnyen emeszthetonek
kell lenni. Ha nem tudja szoptat-
nj bebijet, els6 gondolata a Bor-
den's Eagle tel legyen. T0bb
mint hatvan esztend6 ota az
anyak megbiznak benne. Az Eag-
le fajta tejet az orvosok nagyon
ajanljak, inert tiszta, megbizha-
to, k6nnyen elktszithet6 ts k0ny-
nycn emesZthet6.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-05-20
HELYREIGAZ1TAS

Multi heti szamunkban "Eny
szaz dollar jottkonysagra" cimii
cikkiinkbH kifelejtettiik Mrs. Fe,
renczi Jen6ne $4.30-es adoma
nyat. UgyaniS Mrs. Ferenczi Jc,
none a sorsolasra ticketeket csi-
naltatott, melyektrt $4.50-et fl.
zetett; ICY tehat az $50-os gyiij-
tesbe mem volt beleszamitva a
S4 5O-es tetel.
T6vedesiinkct ezuton helyre-
igazitjuk.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-05-20

Olvassa ell figyelmesen minden
heten ezeket a cikkeket es 0rizze
meg, hogy a j0v6ben hasznalhas-
sa.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-05-20
ERDELYBEN KISIKLOTT EGY
GYORSVONAT.

A Bucharest es Nagyvarad ko-
z0tt kozleked6 408-as szamu gyors
vonat kisiklott Villages k6zclt-
ben. Sint0res k0vetkezteben ha
rom Pullmann kocsi t0ltesen
ngralva haladt a v6lgybe. Csoda-
Iatos azonban, hogM egyik kocsi
sem borult fel, ugy, hogy az uta-
sok ijedtsegen xviii, nagyobb sze
rcncsetlenseg nem t0rtent. Nyolc
nap ota k0riilbeliil ez a nyolcadil
szerencsetlenseg.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-05-20
FARRELL HIREK
BAZARRAL EGYBEKOTOTT
SZINIELOADAS
.--------- 4 II sISI

Farrell es k0rnyeke magyarjai-
max pompas es elvezetes estely-
ben lesz resziik majus ho 23.-an;
ekkor rendezi a katholikus egy-
haz Bazarral egybekotott Szini-
el0adasat Maennerchor Hall
ban.
A vasarnapi szinieloadassal
kapcsolatosan Farrell es kornye-
kenek legjobb miikedvel6i keriil-
mex ismet a szinpad lampai ele,
hogy tanusagot tegyenek a ma
gyar kultura, a magyar zene es
az iras szeretete irant. A kiosztott
szerepek, egyt6l- -egyig, regi, XII
probalt szerepl6k kezebe lett le-
teve, ICY bizton tissziik, hogy az
eloadas kitiinoen fog sikerulni.
Ugyanezen az estelyen bazart
is rendez kath. egyhaz. Szebb-
nel-szebb targNak keriilnek ezut-
tai kitetelre. A rendezoseg a tar
gyak ntan befoly6 jovedelmet az
egyhaz javara fogja forditani.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-05-20
HIREK YOUNGSTOWN ES K0RNYEKER0l N
NYARI MULATsAGOK

A farrelli magyar reformatus
egyhaz presbyterilrmanak hataro-
zata alapjan az egyhaz julius A.
en- es augustus 15.-en nagyszaba-
su nvari mulatsa,got fog rendez-
nj. "A hitk0zseg ezuton keri ma
gyar egyhazak es egyesiiletek We
zetGit, hogy ezeken a napokon
ne rendezzenek semminemii mu-
latsagot.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-05-20
VERHOVAY 1O8

Beteg tagjaink nevsora a k0-
vetkez0: Kovacs Ferenc (3S Par
nell ST., Idb. Ivan Janos (65
Parnell ST., Vakarcs Sander
(Canonsburg, o., Szakacs La
.josnt (52S Tyndale Ave.
Betegseg a titkarnal jelent6,
kinek cine: oil Edwards ST., te-
lcfon szam 78749.
Hoffer Andras, titkar.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-05-20
SIT. ISTVAN EGYLET HIREI

r heten a k0vetkez6 tagok be-
tegek: Galambossy Gyorgy, Ba-
ranyei Jozsefne, Bodnar Gyorgy,
Ilneler Istvan, Kovacs Ferenc,
Hajdu Tstvanne, Kalty Claiborne,
Ferenczy Istvan.
Betcgseg Kaluczly Janos ell
n0knel jclcntend6 be, kinek ci-
me 1349 Republic Ave, telefon
szam 1920.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-05-20
Az ELLENsZEGtjL0 FUVAROs

Ungcari Istvan, budapest rem
dor iigyeben, aki az elmult hetek-
ben este leE6tte Jelenszky fuva.
rost es Karoly newt fiat, iigyeben
t0bb kihallgatast eszk0z0ltek. A
kihallgatott tanuk a rendorre ter
heF6en vallottak, amennyiben
nem igazoltak a rendornek AIT az
allitasat, hogy Jelenszkyek vele
dulakodni kezdtek. A tanuk SEE
rint csak sz6yaltas volt koztiik.
A rend6rseg ez iigyben tovabb
foIytatja nyomozast. A fatal
Jelenszky Karola belehalt serii-
lesebe es apjanak seriilese is elet-
veszelyes.
Az elmult hetek egyik napjan
magahoz tert Jelenszky Gyula
fuvaros, akit Ungvari rend5r l5tt
lie. Kihallgatasa soran AIT vallot-
ia, hogy rend6r verekedes k6z-
ben el0rantotta revolveret es AIT
kialtotta: Most meghaltok tolvaj
kutyak! A mask pillanatban mar
lott is. Ungvari rendort a napok-
ban szembesiteni fogjak a k6rhaz
ban fekv6 Jelenszkyvel.
Nogales international., 1926-11-21
Radio Service In
Southeastern
Arizona

Living in Southeastern Arizona
is not what it used to be. ALL has
changed but the climate. No
more do we hear the howl of the
hungry coyote, nor the hoot of
the. festive Apache, nor the hoot
of the night owl with it's who?
who? who? The stage, the buck
board, the pack mule, the steam
cars, automobiles and the flying
machine have all had their part
in the making of Arizona, but it
was left up to the radio to put
US in close touch with the outside.
Made it possible for US to be pre-
sent at Chicago Opera, listen to
New York jazz, and hear Herbert
Hoover CUFF from Washington If
you have radio set or have
friend that has one. You can get
the news Of the world as it occurs
without injury to your eyes;
it will be announced to you
through the medium of the radio
loud speakers, or the nerve-quiet-
ing, individual ear receiver as
you recline on your bed.
It is not the intent of this ar
ticle to enter into a techical
description Of radio. Consider
Nogales international., 1926-11-21
DR.. NJ. A. Wuersch1nidt
Optometrist
Arizona Optical Co.
311 Morley Ave. Phone 23

ing the infancy of this fascinating
industry, since the time it first
raised the enthusiasm of the pcb-
lie in 1921, it is almost impossible
to keep from being fascinated at
the rapid strides that have been
made in its development, both in
apparatus, new circuits and eff
cheney. So general has become it's
use, and so simple it's manipula-
ton, the radio receiver has become
g. regular piece Of the family
furniture.
The use of meters in radio re-
ceivers has so simplified the selec-
ton of the station giving the best
results to the listeners-in for the
territory wherein you live, that it
is only a question of consulting
your radio log and set your wave
lengths. It has been found by
experimenting in this section of
Arizona that receiving sets work
best from wave length 264 and
above. The reason for this is that
below 264 there are dozens of
stations that have been allotted the
same wave length hence you are
liable 10 be mixed up in numerous
sending stations, and several diff
ferent programs. Above 264
meter wave lengths the duplicat-
ing wave lengths are not SO COM |
mon.
For Southeastern Arizona for
results and interesting programs
he following stations viii be
'ound adaptable:
KOA, Denver, 822 wave length,
Nogales international., 1926-11-21

is always good. The markets are
given out every evening from $50
to 700 except Saturday and Suh-
day; followed by program of din
ner music for the next hour.
+ xxx, Hastings, Nebraska, 28S
meters very good.
WOAW, Omaha, Nebraska, 256
meters good.
WIZ, New York, Sunday nights
$4,000 watts.
KNOX, st. Louis, $50 meters,
st. Louis Globe-Democrat.
KFAD, Phoenix, 272; always
hard to get.
KFT, Earl S. Anthony, Los An
geles, always good; 467 meters.
XIII, Times, Los Angeles, good,
405 meters.
KNX, Express, Los Angeles,
varied program; $50 meters.
KPO, San Francisco, always good;
428 meters.
WHO, Des Moines, Ia, good; 526
meters.
-(Safford Guardian)
THE INTERNATIONAL FIRST
Nogales international., 1926-11-21

THE INTERNATIONAL FIRST
IN LOCAL NEWS.
Nogales international., 1926-11-21

demonstration and explain to
radio interested persons how
radio programs are broad
cast in such manner that it will
remove the mystery" from radio.
He will also assist radio set own
ers in solving their individual
problems.
"Uncle Remus" is making this
tour of the accessory stores In a
public address system. He will
set up the micraphone in the West
ern Auto store and send out the
program over the loud speakers
Nogales international., 1926-11-21
Mr.. Bailey is Contributor
to Magazine
(From Apache Warcry)

In the November issue of the
Industrial Education Magazine, y
two, articles appear: "Ball Rolling
Elephant" and "Toy Duck" writ
ten by Mr.. R. X. Bailey, our In
structor Of manual arts. The
drawings which accompany these
articles were also made by Mr..
Bailey.
In his articles, Mr.. Bailey ex-
plains carefully how to make
these toys, and at what price
they can sell in order to bring in
q satisfactory profit to the makery.
Nogales international., 1926-11-21

~ come up from there.
They are having ideal weather
conditions and the tomato and
other crops are responding wond-
erfully.
The, possibilities are that
greater amount will be shipped
this season than ever before.
Nogales international., 1926-11-21

on his car. This will enable
those who are unable to get into
the store to hear the program.
Local entertainers will assist Gun
Gle Remus" with the program in
demonstrating to the visitors how
radio broadcasting is carried on
in the studio.
Mr.. J. H. Lee, local manager
of the Western Auto store, invit-
es everyone to visit the store on
Tuesday evening and share In the
entertainment.
Nogales international., 1926-11-21

Radio fans of this city will have
an opportunity to see how radio
is broadcast on Tuesday evening
Of this week when "Uncle Rem
u.s., well known radio entertain
er, will demonstrate how radio
broadcasting is accomplished at
the local branch of Western Auto
Supply Company between the
hours of z and 9 P. M.
The Western Auto Supply Com
pany is sending this popular K
H j and K N x artist to their
various stores where he will give
Nogales international., 1926-11-21
VEGETABLE CROP IN FINE
SHAPE

The condition of the vegetab-
lie crop on the West Coast Of
Mexico, has never looked better
than it does now, declare many
of the growers who have recent
Milford chronicle., 1926-05-14
Bridgeville

The Ladies Tuesday Night Club will
entertain on Thursday the presidents of
Ladies Clubs of the State at the club
room here.
Edwin Calhoun and family of Ocean
City, Nd, Mrs. l.. A. Calhoon and son
Charles of Georgetown were visitors
here the first of the week.
Mrs. Oron Wiley was given a surprise
family reunion at the home of her son
Herman on Cannon street Thursday
evening.
Our school won several of the events
at the Field Day exercises held at
Georgetown on Friday of last week.
John Russell and Harold Kinder are
making daily trips with asparagus by
auto truck to Jersey City and New
York.
Orlin Brown attended the auto races
held on Saturday near Atlantic City.
Earl Williams and family of Milford
made their usual Sunday visit with rel
atives here.
Henry and Frank LeKates of Will
mington visited their parents here on
Sunday.
Wilbert Layton of Philadelphia spent
the weekend with his parents here.
Miss Ruby Dickerson spent the week
end with her relatives in Wilmington.
The young people of the Y. p. B. were
entertained Monday evening by their
club leader.
n AulAADGl VI lilG yOuiAS lOlhS WGil vi
a straw ride to Rehoboth, then had a
doggy and marshmellow roast.
Russell Brown of Miami, Florida, is
visiting relatives here.
Howard Hardesty and family attend
ed a wedding of relatives in Denton,
Md, on Tuesday evening.
Gernie Baker and William Hewes were
Philadelphia visitors on Wednesday.
The contractor has the first story of
the Adams Bros. building up and will
probably complete the second story this
week.
The cool weather on Tuesday stopped
the cutting of asparagus as shipments
were expected to be very heavy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Millard NIacklin spent
Sunday with relatives near Georgetown.
NJ. f. Allen is repairing the front of
his home on Main street this week.
The photoplay entitled 1.-THE Vanish
ing American" given for the senior
class of the high school Saturday eve
ming was largely attended
The annual election of officers of the
Tuesday Night Club was held at the
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Laws Church

Mrs. Raymond Shockley spent
Sunday with Mrs. J. T. Robbins.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Kersey of Viola
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. w
P. Maloney.
Miss Emma Robbins entertained
Misses Harriet Maloney, Pauline
Shockley, Jeanette Robbins, Kath-
leen McCord, Master Johnson Rob
bins, Reynolds Robbins, Jr., and Mr..
and Mrs. Reynolds Robbins on Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edw. Hollinger and
daughter spent Sunday with relatives
near Milford.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Eliason of
Wilmington and Mrs. Will Cullen of
FELTON, visited Mr.. and Mrs. T. C..
Robbins on Sunday.
Mrs. Wilbur Simpson and daughter
Frances visited friends at Laws on
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter C. Coverdale
of Milford and Mrs. Pearl Baynard
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. R. Wes-
ley Ross on Sunday. They attended
church in the morning and heard
Rev. Morris sermon on Mother"
The day was Mr.. Ross birthday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Van Ormer of Penn
sylvania were recent visitors of Mr..
and Mrs. w. C. Coverdale.
Mr.. aud Mrs. w. Stayton of Mil
ford and Johnson Robbins were Wis
itors of Mr.. and Mrs. T. C. Johnson
Sunday school at p. m. Preach
ing at p. m, May 10th.
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Shawnee

Mrs. Frank Vibbert is ill at this
writing.
The program for our Sunday
school this Sunday is as follows:
Song service 200 p. m.
Echoes from convention, 2:10.
Lesson study, 2:25.
Election of officers, 2:40.
Preaching and communion, 800.
A good crowd is expected; come
and bring a friend.
Miss Ryan is working for perfect
attendance in her class. Can't every
teacher do the same?
Mrs. Preston Kenton was elected
on Sunday as chairman of the music
and Helen J. Ryan, chairman of the
program for the children Day SER
vices which will be held in June.
The social committee is planning
a social, watch this column for the
place and date.
The P. T. A. will meet in the
school house on Thursday evening
May 20. The election of officers will
be held, reports given by the treas
urer, program and social chairmen
A program will be rendereded by the
children and young folks. Everyone
welcome.
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Redden

Sunday school Glass No. 8, con-
sisting of young ladies will hold a
festival and shadow social on the
lawn at the home of Miss Beatrice
Donovan at "Redden Cross Roads. :"
Proceeds for benefit of McCOlleys
Church. Date, Thursday evening,
May 9th. If that evening should be
too stormy, come the next evening,
Friday Everyone invited. Ice cream,
cake, home made candy, etc, will be
on sale. Don't forget the date.
The Ladies Aid and cobweb social
combined which was held at the
home of Mrs. Oliver Jester Thursday
evening last, was largely attended
and proved to be a success. Our next
meeting will be entertained at the
home of Mrs. Edgar Short, near
Georgetown.
Mrs. Robert Veasey and Mrs. AL
bert Bristow, delegates Of McCOlley's
Sunday school and Mrs. Harvey Pen
uel and Mrs. Lawrence Sipple at
tended the State Sunday School Con-
vention which was held at Dover
last week.
Mrs. George Wilson is quite ill at
this writing.
Services at McCOlley's next Sun
day as follows: Sunday school at 2.
Preaching at by Rev. Conrad Ha-
mar
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FELTON,

Mrs. Simpkins, widow of the late
Steven Simpkins, died at the Palmer
Home for Aged People at Dover.
She was well known at FELTON, where
she had gained a large circle of
friends. She was a member of the
FELTON, w. c. T. U. and interested in
the good work of the church. She
had kind word and smile for
everyone.
Mrs. Carrie Straughn from Lynn,
Mass, and Mrs. Margaret Taylor
from Dover are spending some time
with their mother, Mrs. Agnes Car
son who is very ill at this writing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Jones and
children of Marcus Hook, Pa, were
the guests Of friends in and near
FELTON, on Sunday. -
Leroy Delong was the guest Of Mr..
and Mrs. Sidney Delong on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Delong at
tended the funeral of Mrs. belongs
grandmother, Mrs. Travis, of near
Whites Chapel on Thursday.