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YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-01-01
Date vasej bebe spravny
zaciatok v Izivote. 4

YOU, ked nieto materskeho mlieka.
Cele rodiny deti boly ma nom od-
chovane, lebo ono je bezpecnym
sp6sObom pri chovani deti. Lekari
predpisujl a odpordtajd no mat
kan, ked' nemozu pridajat' svoje
nemluvhata. Eagle Mlieko je uzi-
vane Wac, nez vsetky inc detsks
potravy dohronady, lebo ono je
snadno stroviteIne, ciste, sporahli-
We a prinieslo zdravie q blazezosf
tym, kt0ri no uzivali. .....
Jestli vase diefa nenabyva ma va
he, jako ma, jestli vase dieta v
noci nespi a je nespokojns, ale5o,
jestli 81 myslfte. ze potrava, ktoru
mu davate, neni ia prava, vypiiitc
kup6n ia tejto oznamke q my VAN
povieme, jako mate svoje nemli.y-
ma sytit Eagle mliekom. Borceno-
vo Eagle mlieko rozllsti VAN pro-
blem prave tax, jake tisicim inyn
matkam, ktore nemohly kojit' svo-
je dietata ktore nemohly naise
til pravd potravu az kym nasty
Eagle Mlieko. Neodkladajte, als.
poslite nam tent0 kup6n dnes.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-01-01
PRIADKY.
Obrazok 20 zivota ma Verchovine
Napisal: GljeB Sokolovic.
Prelozil: Marian Pridavok.

Kto 2 Verchovincov- -Boj ojkov nc-
poznal by priadky... Si take po.
vestne, take ypovabne, svojske...
" zine, ked' vccery sli pridlhe,
side sa mladez do mcktorej cha
hrpy; dieyGata kr;isaviee pradu,
bystro vitia syo.jich palGek och
vretena a spicvajn hrmotnn pie
{ scii.-. Mladencilparobei spustia s
na'dsenim a jasotom d 'aleko-siro.
ko znamn, l'iibozvmmn kalamaj-
llu' piescn, Y ktorcj zraci sa vSe-
tok aivot Vcrchoviny, vSctka ra-
dost i lial =. Bojko vlozl do nej
vsetko... a jestli chcetc spoznat
dlSn tejto hrstky ruskeho naro-
da, nclente 81 zajst' ktorcj zimy
ma bohaticrskc Karpaty, zajdite
tam ma vctirky (tak volaju tam
priadky), a pociivajte, ako tato
piesen hovori minulosti svojho
naroda... Ma priadl1ach byvajn j
start, a ii roWravajn prediv-
ne historic, nikde nczaznaGene, Ii
jiice v narode pokolcnia Ma po-
kolenie.
Starry Peter Nalivajko, ktoreho
volali "rozpravkarom' - naram-
ne rad rozpraval - bol ma ajStrom
vypravania rovneho mu roz-
praykara V celej dcdme J nebolo,
bez neho neobisly sa ami vecier-
ky, ami svadby, ami ziadne dedin-
slavnosti... No, my nejdeme pi-
sat historiu Nalivajka - pod me
ma ''vecirkv', alcbo ako hovoria
u mas, ma prialdky.
Treskica zima prikryla hory
bielym snehom, po ktorom rozsy-
paly sa miliony hviczdiciek, ko-
kctujiHoich hviezdami vysoka,
vysoka. rise mcsiaca. Noe V
zamnych Karpatoch. Dcdina pobe-
>ra sa ma odpoGinok... iba mlade.
preborujnc rapciace hviczdicky
snehu poberajd sa ma priadl1y, do
domu kOstolnfka dcdinSktho kO-
stola. Sisla sa ich uz pekna hro-
madka. Ma pripecok posadaly diev
eata $ kildel ami. Kndel a - to je
nevel'ka palica, ma ktoru Jie pri-
pravena kndel (priadza), vsade-
ma do dosticl1y (pradlica). na
ktorn sadajn dievcata - hl'a, to-
TO je cely Instrument, ktory upo-
trebuji pri priadzi. ia stol roz-
sadili sa mladenci. co-to priatel'
priatel owl roZpravaJuc, naplnuJn
chichotom celii izbu...
Prestante sa NJ rchlnat' - We
litel 'skym hlasom prehovorila
krasna deva s uhlociernymi oca-
mi, Marusa, podl'a vSetkeho du-
sa priadok - radsej 81 nieGo "a
spievajme, prichodl nam uz 20
mriet' od nudy.
- Hej, parobci - vycitave pre-
hovorila modroka, svetvlasa, kra-
sna OLA - napchala sa ich pima
izba a mic Mich. Ami spievat'
nevedia...
Mladencom bolo krusno. PORE
Ii ma seba a zacervenali sa. O chvi-
l'u 70 zdravej hrudi Nikolaja roz
l'ahla sa hlucna piesen: "Vercho-
vino, svietku ty mas, hej jak II
tcbja tut milo a hned' "a MIN
zaspievah al ostatni, ruska pie
sen zavznela v uplnej svojej sla-
We. - A bolo po tr1chlivosti -
slovo piesne zahrmelo tax odvaz-
ne, veselo: "a ia toto dievca
l'ublju, cto biele jak husja...' a
vcselost zivot naplnll ich srdcia.
Edh! "kolomyjka"! Ty cudes-
ma piesen! V tebe dusa, tys' Ii
vot. Ako zivot Verchovinca menil
sa vekami - zarmutok, lepsie
ehvile opit zarmutok opat ,
radost' - tax j tato casova pie
sen ruskeho naroda Verchoviny--
4skolomyjka" =. Nemozno mel Ii
bit piesen vsetkyl-h l'udovych
piesnf...
NnZa tI1 voipnskiI nrika
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-01-01

! lolai priyed abo primes stare.
ho Petra, lebo bez nefo, bez roz
| prayok vecirky ne vecirky'..
ivan vysiel a dievcata hlasne
zaspievaly: "Zelenaja ruta, zol
tyj cviet...' PoSly opat piesne
we'd vraj ami poctu ami konca ne.
maIf... Ncuspeli zaspicvat' este
ami .lIricu', ke'1' do izby vosiel
starl Peter Nalivajko.
= No tn mate M i Govorlivt.
ho, zabol stark. spat' Sa po.
beral - povedal Ivan a zamieSaI
sa mcd2i dirvcata, domestic k ich
teplu chlad zimy.
"Och... ach = Zakricalv dicv-
cata a rozbchly' sa po izhc. Ten
hunc1t Ivan priniesol gul II chlad
neho Snehu natrcl MIN biclc lice
Oil, chccj1c nan vyzvat' rumcn,
ktory jej dodaval tol 'ko p6vab-
nej krasy.
Ia ten cas- stark sa soblickol,
zasiel k piecke, sohrial ruky, Wy
nal fajocku nazyvann "zapcka
| cka'', napchal in tabakom, ktory
NAL iiStaeh a vlozil in do ohha.
Verchovinci-Bojci tvrdia, zc faj-
cit 70 zapekacky jc jedinE oprav
dovy p6zitok...
- Hej, bat 'ko, - oval sa Nj
kolaj, obratiac Sa k Nalivajku, -
nemrhajme, k%;m zapekacka ie V
ohni, zacnite nicGo rozpravat' -.
Smutno nam bolo bez vas.
- Vam len rozpravaj, len roz-
prayaj, a mnc staremu uz hrdlo
vySchVna... HIM.. hm... - zakaS-
l'al stark.
Kostolnik-gazda hncd' pochopil,
ma co mysli Nalivajko.
- Eth. klmc Pctrc, cd slucho-
tin hrdla name dobry lick. - 4
almaric vynal newell XII fl 'aSocku.
nalial poharik palentho uhostil il
stareho rozpravkara.
Petrovc oGi zaSrsaly, poharik
vyprazlnil jednym dGSkom, ol-
pl nj, z ohna vybral zapckacku,
bafnul dva-tri razy, puStil husty
dym a sadol 81 ma piccku.
- ia star( uz piecku potrebu-
jem, riekol Govorlivyj, hl'a-
diac 81 svoje dlhe sediny
- Chytrak, stark, - rickol l.
van, - pieckou sa vyhovara a ii
ska sa medzi dievcata...
IIrmot Smiechu ma cas- rozveSe-
Ill celt priadlly. Ked' nastalo IL
cho, - vrcaly iba vrctena r1l-
kach prace milovnIch dievcat, -
zacal Nalivajko Svojm ronpravku.
- No, hcj... uhostili ste ma,
vd aka Bohu, ably SINE len zdrayi
boli... ak pocnvaitc. kcd' chez
te... O com ze vam hOvOrit'? Ami
sam neviem... Davno. davno to
bolo... este vtedy, ked' IL mas Via
dli Tatari, ked' mali Svoje knie-
zata... a, mozno, nebolo to ami talk
davno, ale bolo... Viete, kde je
Lavrov? No ako nevediet', kde
je monastyr starry, co rusk! knie-
Ia zalozil, kde ruske kniezata hric
chy odmodlievali... kde vecnIm
snom odpociva knieza lev. V
tom monastyre zili monachi a IL
cili narod, rozsievali Kristovu
pravdu v nasich temnych Karpa-
toch... Toto nepacilo sa certovi -
Bob svaty pri mas krstenNch -
vel mi mnoho dust sa spasilo...
Sam satan svolal radu vsetkych
certov, a zacali premFsl at, ako
zabit', Kristovu pravdu, aby mas
narod vtiahol carstvo hada, do
vecneho China a skripania zuibov.
A vybrali z certov najmocnejsie-
no, ably zasiel na mas hriesny svet
a rozbGral kostol monastyr... A
siel cert po svete hi 'adat' vel 'ku
slalu, ably hu hodil ma svate mic
sto tax svatynu rozbiral. HI "a
dal, hi 'adal, v nasom kraji nena-
siel, zaletel "a more, d'aleko do
Ameriky tam nasiel kamen, ta-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-01-01

Ia viacere pokolenia tisice slo-
venskych matiek vychovalo svoje
dietly ma Bordenovom Eagle Mile
.ku. spravily to preto, lebo Eagle
Mlieko bolo i'm odpordeane pria-
tel mi, tiez preto, re ono mznate
bolo "a vel mi uspokojuj1ce. Len
zc Ma nest 'astie mnohe slovenske
matky nikdyi neboly upovedome-
ne tom, ze preco tieto znameni-
td vysledky boly dosiahnute. -
Eagle Mlieko je tym najjemnej-
Sim a najeistejsfm cerstvym, slad-
kym, bohatym mliekom a tym maj
lepsim pozorne rafinovanym GU
krom, spravne smiesanym TAX, ably
utvorilo taku dokonalu potravu,
ktora je najlepsou vecou, akh mo-
zc matka svojmu kojencovi dat,
ked nema dostatok svojho vlast-
neho mlieka.
Tym ciel 'om, .aby slovenske ma
tky mohly znat', ze ako uzimt'
Bordenovo Eagle Mlieko, Borde-
nova Spolotnost' vytlaeila slo-
venskej reel 1plne 1pravy krme-
MIA, ktorych je udane, ze ako
treba pripravit' Bordenovo Eagle
Mlieko pre- kojencov rozlicneho
veku. Jestli chcete mat jeden W.
tisk tychto dprav, len vyplnte
kupon, ktory najdete na jednej
2 ohlasok nasom easopise, po-
Site no tejto spolocnosti ona
vam ich vd'acne posle zdarma al
utesenou detskou kniEoekou.
Citajte pozorne tieto clanky
kazdy tyyzden a odkladajte 81 ich
pre- prlpadne upotrebenie bn-
ddcnosti.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-01-01

vsetko "a zvucneho chichotu
roziSlo sa domov. .-
Toto je obrazolS milej ruskej
Verchoviny.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-01-01
Lieky a n1ediciny.
CI.ANoK 157.

~
Vas lekar je povolanf k tomu,
ably predpfsal pre- vasu bebu lick.
On to, ovsem, sprawl len po pozor-
nom preskilmani, aby zistil vseo-
ba,ny stav diet at a. 1nvmi slova-
mi to znaci, ze lekar INA, co die
t at II chyibuje a dl'a toho al Una,
zc co ma predpisat'. Ten lick je
! zvlaSt' pre- vase diet'a, ably dodal
uliuvu V patricnej nemoci. z to-
hoto tcda nevysvita este to, re ten
to.isty lick mohol by byt' dobrym
al pre- diet'a vasej sdsedky.
Mnohe deti este ochorejil cd
lieku, ktorT Dol ureeny pre- ME
ktore inc diet "a. Taky lick moze
mat opacne neinky ma inc deti.
Jedine vas lekar moze povedat' ,
ze vase diet "a co potrebuje. On
roxy a roxy t'azko studoval, aby
81 zadovazil tito znalost svoju.
Jestli vase diet a place, sprobuj
te vynajst' pricinu, pre- ktort pla-
&c. Neponahl 'ajte sa hl'adat' da-
ky "ul 'avuuici syrup. Len pri-
easto tieto syrupy obsahujd dake
mamidla, ktore s1 nebezpecnymi
pre- vase diet a. Ked' beba vasa o.
nemocnie, zavolajte vasho lekara.
"Domace lieky" su vel mi nebez-
pecne. Kcd' neviete, re co diet "a
tn chybuje, akoze mozete mu ME
GO predpisovat'?
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-01-01
SloYo ku sloven,kjm matkan,.

u6elom tejto o2ndmky, jako al tjch ktore budi kai
mesiac nasledcvaf, ie podaf matkam informacie. pr
majl sytit sv0e nemluvhata Bordenovy Eagle Mliekc
kef ich nem6iu kof. Shladate ze tieto oznamky sl
mi zauiimave iebo prostou recon povedia vam mnoh6
q, ktore mate yedef Bordenovon Eagle Meku, ma
te najlepsej to p0trave pre- deti.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-01-01

Citajte pozorne tieto clanky
kazdy tyzden odkladajte 81 ich
pre- prlpadne upotrebenie bu-
dncnosti.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1926-06-09
Martinsburg Best Store

The local price Of wool continues
around 50 cents a pound for good
product. there being no change In the
market worth noticing since the sea
son opened. Trade papers report that
buying in the West and Southwest has
practically stopped on the part Of big
manufacturers and commission houses
and that the outlook for better prices
in the immediate future is not encour-
aging. Manufacturers are buying only
what they need now and are not pro-
viding for their future needs In raw
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1926-06-09


AFs Eam1nd Y, iaylof entertain
ad at supper on SATURDAY. eFening
noa9f q y lsF r,ta 1oah9' q ~ lA-
De S faculty aiss oung has been
gaese at TAG Charles lown Inn since
the firs g june she and her SIS
ter Miss Florence Young have taken
aa apaffa Aa Hagef own Md.
and expeey 70 occupy the a5alle Of
June.
crime Foda Be4a9He
as fgaeg lem e xis e Hf ana
Ms Flsnlee q aftlns0urH
a4d Mrs Phllia Cline who
hEe aaa hsfe f1afn fioflqa Tor
e me row visiting Mr
aant s 1f strRn
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bae eeas ig S. Nre,aia las
9 % more He vii res nen the
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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1926-06-09

call has been issued for a stock
3olaers melting Of the Charles Town
le-el Co.. at the Court House on
DAY, June TO- The object. it is
stated is to make provision and take
action toward bond issue. The
o9afd q directors intends TO exert
every effort to get the hotel in shape
and have it open in the next so DAYS.
# possible.
There are always bargains to be
nsa at my store. See add. in this
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Mesgrs. Wall. Strider & Wall.
lnep again show their ability to han
die i've stock by marketing seven decks
~ lambs at the highest market.
Mr.. Wall says the lambs showed the
effect Of dry weather in reducing pas
lures for them.
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sERVICES, SUNDAY
lUNE 10.

xlNE ID.
/ lee. 1871 Knights of
FL their annual Me-
on Sunday June Is.
requested 70 as
bic room al g 0 clock
En- to Zion Church
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Il NEXT WEEK.

ldent Fire Company
Reir truck fund by hav-
Eer Seaboard Shows
/ lot starting the week
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/. 50 20 our and nave a
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Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Fade
ley, at their home in Ransom, daugh-,
ter
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Everything for Sport.
c. r. Miller.
Pictures framed, Furniture repair
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selling all kinds i've
IA " w. fock
bulls. fresh COWS.
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re Fence double and
Burns & Marshall.

IN Nav 18th and 9th
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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1926-06-09

The B. & E. Beach on the Shenan-
doah river at the Big Eddy was opened
on Tuesday, June I. One Of the at
tractive improvements that visitors
will appreciate there this season viii
be the electric lighting system that is
now being installed Lights will be
installed in the dressing rooms, along
the walk from the dressing rooms to
the beach and along the beach.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1926-06-09

t--i4' =, y PERKS, x. L. Osoourne.
Mr.. Henry B. Davenport. of Char
.eston- has decided TO the trustees Of
lee Line Chapter Of the National
society IF the Daughters Of he
american Revolution a small tract of
end on the Middlewav turnpike, near
Aarles Town, known as Old ST.
George Chanel. said TO be the old-
st Chaeeh Of England built III the
Halier af Virginia. The old walls
are s., L standing.
Evening star., 1926-06-13

and it would be expedient to do only
those things that are customary and
obligatory, as there will be sensed a
feeling of lassitude and a general in
difference, which will not bode well
for any endeavor along militant lines.
Children born tomorrow are prom
ised by the signs normal health dur
ing infancy, If their nutrition be
properly regulated, and a healthy en-
virOnment provided. In their teens
they are liable to show signs of de-
clining health, induced by too speedy
growth. This, of course, can be cOun-
teracted by dieting and reasonable
exercise, as there will be no organic
complications. Their disposition will
be variable and, at times, moody and
morose. Their natures will be gen.
erous and kind, while their characters
will be firm and reliable. Forced as
sociation with companions Of a sim
liar age will do much to cure them
Of moods. They will be assiduous in
their studies and always anxious to
know "the why and wherefore" of
everything in which they may be in
terested.
| If tomorrow is your birthday you
are altogether too sensitive to achieve
any exceptional degree of success.
You analyze everything that is said
and done, and take to yourself much
that Is not intended for you, with a
frequent result that you feel hurt and
hard done BY" when the whole
cause lies in your exaggerated self
consciousness. You possess normal
ability and exceptional originality.
The benefits that might accrue from
Evening star., 1926-06-13

| Adams, worked on the second class.
| The following received their gold and
| silver stars at the court Of awards:
Bertha keyser, Henrietta Chernihoff,
Sylvia Riflind, Rose Futrowsky, Lily
Werber. Ruth Morganstein and Rose
Okun.
Daisy Troop &C. Miss Margaret
Tuckey, captain met June 4 at the
Fourth Presbyterian Church, with
Lieut.. Adelaide Woodley in charge.
After opening exercises several games
were played. The girls were the guests
of Troop %. The girls from this troop
who helped decorate graves were Lois
, Hall, Ruth and Lydia Hunt, Elizabeth
F'ranzoni, BETTY Brundage, Estelle
Henderson, Marjory Smith and AIDE.
laide Woodley.
Troop %, Miss Evelina Gleaves. cap
tain, met in st. Margaret's Church
Thursday. After instruction songs
were practiced for the court of awards.
Several of the girls passed parts of the
second-class test, and one member was
enrolled as a tenderfoot Scout. Doro-
thy Townsend was in charge of the
meeting.
Holly Troop 33 met with Capt. Miss
Marion Stevens at the Bryan School
June /. AS this was to be the last
meeting Of the season, the girls gave
Miss Stevens surprise party. Janet
Rock was the first member to pass
her second-class test, and Miss Stevens
gave her a midget tenderfoot pin.
Many Of the girls are planning to at
tend Camp Bradley this Summer. The
troop gave an entertainment Thurs
day at the Bryan School for the Par
ent-Teacher Association. One play the
Scouts gave was the Forest Helpers -
and the other was the Ceremony of
the Scout Laws" Scribe, Julia Curtin.
Pine Cone Troop 81 met Thursday
afternoon at the home Of the captain,
Miss Vera Lawrence. The regular
opening ceremonies were held out of
doors, and inspection was very strict.
The captain spoke of the court of
awards, and plans were made for at
tending it. Patrol corners were held,
after which the girls gathered cher
ries. At the meeting of the junior
division Monday, four members passed
the tenderfoot test. They were Grace
Wood. Mary Yahres. Mary White and
Kathryn Frazier. Nineteen members
went with the captain and lieutenant
to the court of awards Saturday.
Those who received badges we're Jo-
sephine Rankin, Gertrude Roberts,
Gladys Acton, Alice Williams and
Helen Earnshaw. Scribe, Helen Earn
shaw.
Troop SO, Mrs. G. S. Miller, jr., cap
tain. held it's weekly meeting in the
gymnasium of the Potomac School
June 6 at 1890 o'clock. 1t was voted to
close the meetings until Fall. The
troop plans to go to the day camp in
Takoma on E. c. Graham's estate.
Plans were made for attending the
court of awards.
Troop So could not take the hike it
had planned for Saturday. but the
girls went to Montrose Park instead.
After lunch some of the girls went
wading. Several girls passed parts
of the tenderfoot and second-class
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tests. An investure ceremony tooK
place at Christ Church Parish Hall
June ]. Miss Gleaves did the invest
ing. A signaling demonstration was
given by Harriet Brooke and Flof1de
Hewitt. A first-aid demonstration
was given by Mary Stuart and Jane
Smoot. The mothers of the girls were
present.
The following troops report havine
meetings during the week: Pine lone lone
Troop 2 Of Glen Echo, Miss Julia
Palmer, captain, and Emily Hough
tom, scribe; Red Wing Troop II, Mrs
Bowling, captain. and Isabel Lei
singer, scribe. This troop met In the
Sherwood School Wednesday.
Troop 13 Of East Falls Church hao
IS members present at the court OF
awards to see one of their members
Marian Wheeler. receive her golden
eaglet badge and Mildred McNalr re
ceive her first-class badge. Miss Han
nah Bonell Is captain and Ellen All
derson scribe of the troop.
Troop 2OA has adjourned it's meet
ings until Fall However. most or the
girls expect to attend Camp Bradley
during the Summer.
Troop 90, Mrs. r. r. Read, captain
held a party Friday in honor or Troop
26 and the field captain, Miss Betty
Adams, who is leaving soon to become
the Scout director in Holyoke, Mass.
Troop 80, Star Of Bethlehem, mel
Friday at Macfarland School. Bar
bara Budd was made second neuten
ant in the troop.
Troon 81 of Woodside, Md, met
June I. A hike was planned for Sat
urday.
Troop As met at the home Of the
CAPTAIN, Mrs. Currie, In Bradbury
Heights.
Troop 62 Of Takoma Park met
Thursday. Miss Smith, the lieuten
ant, taught signaling.
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SALE OR RENT-HOUSES.

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OIrT.OF.TOWN REAL ESTATE

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the latter are lost, as a result Of
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