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New Britain herald., 1926-02-27
Cure for Tickets Now
 Is Reported Discovered

Chicago. Feb. 2 Lp,-Thc sub stance that enables certain foods when exposed to the ultra violet ray 10 cure riCkcts has been discovered.
 Chclcstcrol. a white crystalline substance. is so altered by ultra vio- let rays or sunlight that it may be substituted for the anti-rachitic citamino in cod liver oil, the Unui- vorsty of Chicago announced to- day. The curative properties pro- dnced in irradiatcd foods are due to the presence Of this cholestcrol
 A remarkable coincidence is that laboratories at Chicago. the Univ"r- sity of Wise onSin, Columbia Univcr- sity and in Now England made this discovery at about the same time.
New Britain herald., 1926-02-27
DEMOCRATS START CONVENTION TALK
Donahey or Meredith as Con-
 promise Candidates

Nvw York; Flh 97 Pt-If ihc next democratic convention is deaI- locked in irs choice between William Gibbs MrAdoo and Governor smith. ,hc presidential nomination will SO Cth,r to Governor 4, Victor noua- Icy ot Ohio. or 10 Edward T, Mere lifh of Iowa, Julgr David ladd Rockwell. O. Cleveland. who was campaign manager for McAloo 'n l%ei, declares.
 Judge Rockwell sNd that Mir Nc Aloo vhile not now cundida'a has lost nonr of his strength which ioadloc&ol th" Madison Square G.rdrn convention He tntima;'d that Mr, Mc\loo WIS prepared to 0vov his candidacy as soon as Gov rruor Smith entered the race.
 r lhe nomination fell 10 neither o' these leaders, as in the last bit t.r oonNcnti0N Judge Rockwell was certain that either Governor Dona. 1 h'y or Mr Meredith would have fb" support of al the west and mrlIl"-Nos,. Governor Donahey. res oil was oo | par with Cover nor smith as a 'o'" e"tter and has I'h" support c' both the labor UHd 'arm votes Nr. Meredith. who V'as s.cre'ary or agriculture unlnr Prrsi-
 dent Wilson, has Nover rim Tor of- 1co but Judge Rockwell said his special hnow'sdE, of the acrjru)- .iural problem wonld mak> him an cHu'ci0ny strong caudtlate.
 IT. also said 'hat In case rrrsi ,6frt Coolidge is rot ronomina'oA |" expected tho republican romlnatio'r to 20 to Erpr sentative Nlcholaa Lo0gwor;h,
New Britain herald., 1926-02-27
Vassar College Student
 Objects to Smoke Room

TougNKoopsi", x. '" Feb. = 'P'-. At least ono studcn, of NasSar col lcgc objects to q new ruling which permits smoking in certain quarters
 In letter appearing in the eur rent issur of the Nassar college Mis- crlAny N,Ws, a student. signing her self, "E. ]. '9G." descrihei the new smoking room, approved by q recent ruling of the undergraduate associa. ton. as sink ot i'll health and uglincss and filth where you could politely take only yellow journal | ist,"
 The student asserts that tho room is q sly Into which undergraduate" smokers are "hcrdrl liE" plCs.'
New Britain herald., 1926-02-27
SMOKING. BARRED

NV lork, Flh, 95 tP-SmokiNs in the clubhouse of the Brooklyn Wom,n's club, one of tn" ollos' and most conservative cluhs in tho gr'at- CT city, has been barrel hy unani-
 nous decision of inc board of di- roctors, That action was taken a' q meeting on February l5, jt wa learned today and wns inc result o a request on the part of some Of 'h' younger women for permission {, { smoke in tho clubhouse.
New Britain herald., 1926-02-27
Makes Own Booze, Drinks
 It: Undertaken Called

TrlUg0N0rI, ToN. TPN- FrtVF S.ych. S4 manufactured 'or his own usn q connection which he called whiskry. On Mon lay hc drank fr"'- ly of this liquor % rc.chrat" The holiday, and was arrested for lruuk- nnnlss, His case was called in city court today, "I would recommend a nollr of tho charco in this casr." sail Prosecutor James shannon 10 JudSc Ealpn En"rs. "I have just learned c,at Sicch died las; night"
New Britain herald., 1926-02-27
TSSCISM'S BIRTHDAY

Tomo Feh. ' tPL-Tho dircc'or- a'a of the fascist party has 0X"d March cS as thn date of ohservanc" of The seventh birthday of fascisn'. selecting a Sunday 70 avoid 'ho loss Of . single day in the rythm Of the national work"
New Britain herald., 1926-02-27
REPORTS AUTO STOLEN

John Erwin. 1Q Erwin Place. re- ported at 10 o'clock last night tho theft Of an automobile which was parknd in front Of his house He said the car had been missing since .T:S0 o'clock. Police in nearby cit lies were notified.
New Britain herald., 1926-02-27
TRoTzkY HEADS SCIENTISTS

M0scoW. Foh. 91 1PI-I.0on TrolL- ky has been appointed chairman oi tl" scientific and technical eXocu'iN, hody fin Russia. He retains his otn"r posts as chairman Of the con sessions products.
New Britain herald., 1926-02-27
Detective Says Countess :.
 Really Was ShadOWed

New York. l'@h, = tP--J Julius ], Krou. head of q d'ir@tivo agency bearing his uumo. adur''i 'oiaT 'that operatives from his office had s1adowod roNm' Mjrha" NarolYi and tho Countess karoIyi durius their visit 'o th" lUitod Sta'os last tyvar. H. denied. however. that th' trailing had boru don" at tho h"h"st ot Count AsMlo S2"cE"nyi, inc Hum
 Earian minister at Washington, but .gaid if WAS don" lv orl"r Of tho
 editor of IIungari1n ncWsNaH"r ,puhliSh, r.
New Britain herald., 1926-02-27

game wilt lc played on neutral floor
 Fire tonniissiOnrrs Meet
 The regular 'cbruary meeting Of the houlI O. iIe commissioners was held last ,N,ning, hut duo to the fact tipil th, necessary quorum was lacking, no action Of an official na. tur, was tahrn
 Several matters ,, importance such as that part ol the proposed huldns code which affects the ire department, wer" discussed
 Reelected d. Director
 Al the annual meeting of th" Eastern states Agricultural and In. lustrial league held in Springfield , on last Thursday, Charles r, Tread. way Of Bristol was reelected a h.. rector.
 Fathers Night | On Wednesday, March &rl. tho Mothers club of ,ho Baptist church will hold a Fathers night m tho church auditorium. There Wil. be- aa cuDcr,uuWrut supper and soclal starting at 1:St o'clock
 Camp t5, r, o. Of \. Meeting
 Tn" regular meeting of Camp ,i ! r, c. of A. Was held last eovuiu4 in ArcaWum Hall. \ number of can didut"s were initiated After tho du gree work, refreshments were scrN C, and social hour ouJoy,d,
 Lions Club May Be Formed
 Plans are m progress for th. rs tuhlshmcnt or a Lions clubs II Bristol, samuel Woodrow, field dl rector and Thomas Graham, his IS sistant Icing in the city 10 carr out tho preliminary work in conrey ton with tho project.
 During tho carly part of 'ha Win ; ter, canvass of thr situation 0a taken hut at that time lt WAS dl cilri to defer the work Of or-uuI 2ation until later date.
New Britain herald., 1926-02-27
CARGO OF 'ALKEY
 TAKEN BY POLICE State Officers COnHsCate S5 Ga]-
 Ions on Berlin Turnpike TWO MEN ARE ARRESTED
Toremcn's Club Making Arrange
 mcnts for Next Mceting-F1,c Hundred Club Session Scheduled
Mail Orders Filled
,o. Ton;aht-In the Churches.


 State police officers White and Joseph Kamenski captured two more rum runners last night at about q:l5 o'clock on the Berlin turnpike, confscating large tour ing car, in which they were riding and also taking about so gallons ot alleged alcohol. The police have been extensively active during the past week and have arrested several rum runners on the main road within Inc limits 0! Berlin. A concentrated e1- fort 10 bag liquor law violators and 10 bring them to justice Is being made by the state police depart mtnt in an attempt 10 rid the high ways o. them as soon az possible.
 The men arrested last evening were Anthony Neregenetu of S02 Front street. Hartford. and Pasquale Esposito of 375 Front street, Hart ford. When apprehcnded they were driving in the direction Of Hartford and 1t vas found, when the car was brought 10 halt, that they were riding in a machine owned by Ar turo Buichard Of Church street, New Britain.
 The state policemen placed tho men under arrest and conducted them to the New Britain police sta ton. where they were locked up Ronds for the release were set a $500 each and it Is expected tha they will be tried in the Berlin cour at a special session this evening,
 Five Hundred Club Meeting,
 The Five Hundred club nt KAns ing, on will meet this evening at th' home ot Mrs. George S. Griffith. l is expected that about eight couple will be in attendance. Prizes will b awarded to the winners and refresh ulents will be served.
 Iorcmcn's Club Meeting.
 The next meeting Of the Fore mems club ot the American Pape Goods Co. is scheduled for Tuesia evening, March Is, at Lloyd hall, definite program has nol been map ped out. but 1t Is expected that in committee in charge Hin have som special feature, with which to CT tertain the members. Supper will , served and the regular buslne. meeting will be held.
 Mrs. Phelps Seriously III.
 Mrs L, J. Phelps. who Is Twin with her brother. John II. Webbf of East Berlin road, Is seriously Il Mrs. Phelps, who Is g. years os az is the mother Of Clarence |. At% oc of Berlin and has been residing wi, her brother for some tim", comir to this place from PlainNille, whe' she formerly made her home. o age has contributed materially to h illness.
 Death of Child.
 Jennie Duska. l4 years Of age, daughter Of Mir and Mrs. Author Duska of East Berlin, died at h home yesterday afternoon after |; illness of several months. She W born In New Britain and came East Berlin a few years ago wh,
New Britain herald., 1926-02-27
Odd Fellows Meeting

E. T.. nunhar Encampm"nt. Ne. I3?, I. c. c. F. will work the royal purple degree on class Of Cdndi- dates al is regular meeting next | Tuesday evening al Steven Terry hall. Bristol A clam chowler sup
 per will be served after the degree work.
New Britain herald., 1926-02-27
Bristol IIiGh Wins

1,u, 10 the fact th>t the Gilbert high school of Winst"d called ol1 its ongagcrncut with th. Bristol high basketball team for last night 1t Waa necessary to substitute the Key stoncs Of the Boys Club, Th" gam" vas fast and well played through out but rlc Students showed their superiority and when the final whistle blew thry led the KcystoncS by a srory of g& to IT, The sum- mary.
New Britain herald., 1926-02-27
ItclekalIs To Meet

Martha Eebckah lodge will hold l ts regular meeting u' \ o'clock Mon, Iay evening in l. O, u, F. hMl All officers and guards dr, requested ,o jn present, us drill rehearsal will Cr called ut the meeting.
 Catholic Church
 Tho regular services Will rr hold Ht $ and l0 o'clock tomorrow morn, ,ng ut tho Church of cur Lady ot Mcrcy The sunday school will meet at o'clork, lu tho evening at ii&o o'clock there will he LcDInn d"No. ions. with rosary honnllc'iou, and sermon hy Rev. Joseph Griffin Of |', Thomas seminary Hartford, The committee arranging for the Ccl"hra' rions of S, Tatrlck's bay win meet after tho ,teuing d'yo'inns.
 un l'rtlay iirS' Friday, mass viii be said at 5;@o d. n., with holy com .mumon at : o'clock. There will ho Lcntcn doyolons a' 5:&o p. m. with cations o| the cross aud bonc.lig. ton.
 Baptist Church Rev. A. h. kcOdrick, Ihln "lN preach both morning and evening sermons at the Baptist church 'o- morruw. Tn" morning service wil. he a' 1u:ii o'clock, sunday s.hoo. vilI meet at 1. noon. The ry'njhe service win he held at [ o'clock, A cordial welcome is extended 'o uln
 W. (. T. L. Meeting
 rh,4 w. C. T, |. will meet "fG Mrs. r. H. Bronson al i$ MoI, .-rrpt Tuesday afternoon u' "'%0 .u'clocE. A silver tea will hr s"rN 'l fron | 10 o'clock. All members and friends arr urgad to attend,
 County Legion Meeting
 Thr Il,.r'tord County Legion vii meet in New Britain 'oWorrow at' crnoon 1lo loc1l IoEiounair's vii gather u' l,ir hall at o'clock an, make ,lr 'rip in a body, \ 'are' tNrnou' Is ,1p"l for.
 Advent Christian Church
 'o;45 q, ur. 'h" pastor "lll sr"aI on 'h" thcm "BoariuE Our rros-' 'i@;o5 r. m. S"Hlay school hour; 2. m. Loyal Workers service; th president, Wul".r Woods, will sponl on "7'ho Irrcpr.Ssih'o Urge Of Mis- sions"; ! ?. m, evening worshiy sohjoc'. "Tho Fr,rn1sbjr r| lcsu,'' r;"9 T. o2" F'ri1oy. mii-Noo' prayrr meeting
 Notes
 v. Nos"uko or Sou.N NaSn,Gr' O street has zone 'o Ba"jmor', Nl for q husturs >t:lN oE H Jew Ia}S. The Missionary Sori,ty o' th" : , M. r.. Zion church will eiyc A sacro concert a' 7:3o o'clock tomorro' ty-u.ng at th, church. Tlo puhl is invited.
 Mrs. Waiter M Bradley an , daushrcr Miss IIjlmn Bradley, z East Main street ar. sp.M)tng n f.. days with rela'Iy's N M"rsa.h Mas.
 Ivan r, Harlan na> returned ror u~roit, MirH. Whrr" h." has h'r attending t.. Michigan S'a'r NHl tsrHcoI.
 , Mrs. W. A. lordan "nl h' mother. Mrs. unn'nhr'y, ar bot ror'in"l to their homo on rar str.rt hy 'h5 grippe.
 Mrs. |. J. Phelps, formerly ', "lainyillo. Is reported to he S"r 7 tou.Iy i'll at th" home of her broth. John II. Woblrr of B"IljN.
New Britain herald., 1926-02-27
POLICE IN A TIE
 ON PENSION FUND
Old Members Seek Its Establish, ment; Young Men against It
SEVERAL DEADL0CKS MET
NtlaS anl lndCCs Meet Tonight un Ha>kcthall tourt-li Lions Club Or ganiicrs iICrt-Iiw Hoard Has Informal Meeting.

Th. cs'abHshmrut Of & police pm sion tual Is having d rough voyage lu police circles here. Sv'yrnl meet ings of members of 'ho department na>, ended in hraljockS and the r,t,s' meeting, held rrtu')y, ended l q vote ot ( for the m"asure and , aaalns' it.
 Tha oGlcr mem hors of 'h" dtpar,- m,nt, mcMlinE tnr chi't and some ot th" other officers. are in favor of establishing such funl, and 1t is understood that th. friction which las 'rl 10 lh" 'i.. votes Is caused by 'ao biting oj tho orirr nom btrs aeains, 'hosc Hho m}" no. h"cn mnmhyrs o' th, d,parment for a ,o:- period and who are younger iu l,us,
 1 rh" ycuuror utamh'rs Io not feel justified in voting for the fsfaNlish- lo"r, of a fund. Y is roror,e1 be- rapso 'joy i"1 fiat if political pres S,rc sroull h. lr0uFht 10 bear ahou' 1 11 or l6 wars after tho formation of such u fund, '}rN would lose all thoy had put into if.
 What tho ou'"omo ulll bo iS no. known, but as 'ouc us 'he deadlock rmaiuS no d"oiSjou can he reach od,
 Preparing For Drive
 All arraugrmrnts have lccO mado for the seventh annual mrmh"rshiE ,lriy" of th. Employs Help Pro- trat5on loagu". which will hn open "l in this city on Monday next. un. drr 'ho direction of commi'i"< tou@jsjius Of Harry Mclljnstry Dwight Mercy, Lon $ A. Wual"n Emory Y, Ail,, and Christian W%rt. @'u.
 Tho annual Can for all members pmrloycd in industries 'olorsins rhr iraeut. is $l per year, while fol others the fc" is S year. Tin }ruruo is at present endorsed l.. practically ail th" manufacturing concerts and hanks m thc city Th,rc is no administrator expense involved except trr 'Nc secretary who is pali proporti ionatcly for th' work performed hy him,
 Tuv rnrollmnnt in the lrasuc las .y.ar rus ".SG4 m"nlhcrS and il i! trr aim ot tho organization tt douh," this numjrr for next yrar. Thn lcagur has ronl'rcd 'amahl' ,I>.l,tauco at thr tuh'rcuosis cIini'
 manufactured on N"th Main street b, tuc Visiting Nurse association. EN pcnlitur,s for last ear were s., ' GRABS and reports from h"adquar l ,rrs indicate that :" of tn" person } ,rtatol last var were dschargc' i nulu sanrtorIulns. eutir,y cured.
New Britain herald., 1926-02-27
Church school supper

Tho members of the Advent Chris tian church school will holI a snp- per at tho home Of Mrs. L. A. Fran. o'clock this ol.ning. An interesting program will ho presented after the supper. All members Of the church school and their tricnls are invited 10 attend
New Britain herald., 1926-02-27

Thousands of people read n" Herald Classified ads daily,
New Britain herald., 1926-02-27
miuty Legion Meeting

Thr n,,r'ford County Legion "l3 meet in N.w Britain tomorrow ai'- crnoon, lHo loc1l loEiounair's "jn gather a' Ia,ir hall at o'clock and make ,hn trip in a body, \ Iare" .,rrn,,. i. r.s,.l rOr
New Britain herald., 1926-02-27
Knnslnrtnn Congrcgational

The Young Mems class win meet
 at 1n o'clock tomorrow morning al the Eensington Congregational church and tho morning service will
New Britain herald., 1926-02-27
Death of Child,

Jennie Duska. l4 years Of age. n daughter Of Mir. and Mrs. Anthony Duska Of East Berlin, died at her home yesterday afternoon after an illness of several months. She was born In New Britain and came 10 East Berlin a few years ago when
New Britain herald., 1926-02-27

Rev, A. h. kcudrick, I'h" ">n
 preach both morning and evening sermons at the Baptist church 'o- ,aorrow The morning service will he a' 1o;i5 o'clock, sunday s.hoo. vill meet at 1. noon, Tur evening srrvicr win he held at [ o'clock, A cordial welcome is extended '0 uIh
New Britain herald., 1926-02-27
N. (. T. [, Meeting

'rh. W. C. T, r, will m'l' with Mrs. r. H. Bronson at A% Mor, street Tuesday afternoon u' "'%o u'r)oc&. A silver tea will h" sor' 'd f,oD 'o . o'clock All m"mh"re and friends ar" urgod tu attend,
New Britain herald., 1926-02-27

Martha Eebrkah lodge Will hold rs I, gulnr meeting N o'rIock Mon. Iay evening in l. o. u, F, hall All officers and guards dr, rrqUrS'cd ,o jn present, us drill rehearsal will tr L,- LL.l uN lL-- lL..-llmn
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1926-11-20
BEAVER DAM NEWS.

Mr.. and Mrs. Walton Townsend
and family spent Sunday with the
formers sister: Mr.. and Mrs. Archie
Ward, near Pocomoke.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. C. Hope, Miss Ruth
Pusey, Mr.. w. B. Wilson, Of Eden;
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Kelley, spent
Sunday evening with Mr.. and Mrs.
Clyde Towsend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Sparrow and
family; Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Kilmon,
spent Saturday evening with Mrs.
Sallie Taylor. s.
Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin Tull and son;
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Landlord, Mr.. and
Mrs. G. c. Tull spent Sunday evening
with Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Wise.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Smith enter
tanned Sunday evening Mr.. and Mrs.
John Taylor ad son; Mrs. Mamie Tay-
Tor and daughters; Misses Ruby Town
CSlu, AdenCIuAS dliu AAcACn JUGS dilu
Arthur Northam.
We are sorry to report Mr.. William
Custis on the sick list.
Mrs. L. F. Redden and family visit
ed her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. C. w.
Hill, near Pocomoke City, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. F. Smith and fami-
~ visited the latter's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Shockley of Stockton. Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Jones, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. II. Taylor, Mrs. Grace Banks
and daughter, Margaret, were the
Sunday evening guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Walton Townsend.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1926-11-20
GREENBACKvILLE,. VA.

Mr.. and Mrs. Rowland Ewell and
son; Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Hammond
and son and Mrs. Ella Smith spent a
part of last week in Philadelphia, at
tending the Sesqui.
-
Mrs. E. Richardson and daughter,
Elsie spent few days of the week in
Philadelphia and Chestertown.
MI. John Pruitt has moved his
family to Wilmington.
Mr.. G. P. Hearthway and wife spent
Saturday of last week in Snow Hill.
Mrs. J. S. Sharpley entertained the
Guild Wednesday afternoon of last
week.
Mr.. Arthur Tarr has purchased 9
coupe and MIR. w. S. Hammond, 8
coach.
MISS Jessie JOCuS esAu 4AAs GOW0ANl
of Salisbury were guests of Mr.. ant
Mrs. S. M. Jones, Sunday.
MI. and Mrs. w. L. Worrell ant
wife of Chincoteague, spent the weel
end here. y
Mrs Ray Taylor is the guest Of
her mother, Mrs. Jane Young.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Brown enter
tanned Rev. and Mrs. Prettyman ant
son; Rev. and Mrs. Arthur Hudson
and Mrs. Travers at supper Sunday.
Mr.. Casper Skeeter has returned
from Philadelphia where he has beer
employed for the last few months.
Mrs. J. T, Paradis, Mrs, John Hill
Mrs. w. H. Merrill, Jr., and Mr.. Geo
Dryden attended the funeral of MIR
Johnson at Chincoteague church las1
week. , .. VT
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1926-11-20
CHINCOTEAGUE, VA.

Mr.. w. J. Collins is visiting hi
daughter in Wilmington.
Mr.. Will Powell and Robert Wood
ward of Camden, N. j., are visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. T. Powell.
Mrs Leroy Jester is in the hospitsl
iii Philadelphia for treatment.
Miss r. J. Smith has moved her
stock of goods in the store belonging
to w. G. Bunting, once occupied by
w. J. Adams. ,f.s't
Miss Louise Gladstone spent the
weekend with her parents in Cape
Charles.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Jones spent the
weekend in Berlin with Mr.. and Mrs.
]. Dale Henry.
Mr.. Alonza Dennis and daughter.
Hannah motored to Philadelphia,
where they spent several days.
The home OF Mr.. Daniel Bowden in
Deephole, caught fire from the CHM
ney last Thursday afternoon. The
firemen soon answered the call and
the fire was extiguished in few min
utes. During the excitement Mrs.
Bowden fell down stairs and broke
her arm.
The fishermen are catching quite a
number of fish for this time of the
year. ii tst& 'r
The school is being improved by
new desks and new blackboards.
Mr.. w. C. Mitchell is building a
new store. on South Main street, and
will move his stock of goods from
down the Island.
The DeMoss Family will give a
Sacred Concert at the M. E.. Church
Friday night. Admission will be Csc
for children and soc for adults. I,
Mr.. and Mrs. Joshua Reid announce
the birth of son, Friday night, Nov.
18th.
Mrs. Victoria Pruitt has accepted a
position as clerk with B. T.. Twilley
g. Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. P. Davis are spend
ing sometime with their daughter,
Mrs. c. P GUSTS, in Salisbury =
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Savage spent
Wednesday in Salisbury.
Mrs. Ollie Reid is in the hospital
for treatment.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1926-11-20

Mr.. and Mrs. George Holloway and
little son Of Chincoteague were guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Mason over
the weekend.
Master Edward Hudson entertained
a few of his little friends Wednesday
in honor of his 7th birthday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Mason and
family spent Sunday afternoon with
friends at Melbourne, Md.
MI. Harry Collins and family spent
Sunday with relatives at Beaver Dam.
Mrs. Russell Sharpley entertained
her parents from Melfa, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Mills, Mrs.
w. C. Pruitt, and daughter, Miss
Ruth Mason and Mr.. Dan Hudson
shopped in Pocomoke City, Saturday
night.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mears entertain
ed guests from Maryland and Vir-
ginia, Sunday.
Mr.. Graydon Tull, wife and daugh-
tier, and Mrs. John Pruitt and chill
dren, spent Sunday morning with
their grandparents at New Church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Pollitt, of Allen
town, Pa, motored here to accom-
/ pany home Mr.. Pollitt's mother who
has been visiting relatives here. They
returned home Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Hammond mot
ored to Onancock, Monday.
Mr.. Hillary Sharpley and wife at
tended the Centennial in Philadelphia,
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. N. Phillips and son
and Mr.. and Mrs. M. e. Selby spent
| Sunday in Laurel, Del