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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-31
ALEXANDRIA.

ALEXANDRIA. Va. December 81
tspecisi. -Alexs ndria police today
are engaged in = sea rch for Mrs Flor
cree Ssncnsy. 2S year 70 old. OF SGT
kiug street. According ~ her hus.
bs nd. George ssncney. she has been
missing from her home since O'Clock
yesterday.
r II Chs mbers. 81 years old. who
lives at the Wardman Park Hotel
was fined t70s0 in Police Court this
morning for violating The prohibition
lew
A New Year eve dinner dance will
pc given In the GsorRs Mason Hotel
tonight. ReYenty.nvt reservations In.
Guiding many from members ~ The
local post ~ the American Legion.
have been made
The Old Dominion Boa club VIII
hon0r Alexandria boys Who are stu
dents ~ the Virginia Military insti'
.tblS by giving 4 d4nc" in their honor
81 the clubhouse Friday The dance
wss arranged h%cauAs V ~ / sin.
dents Gid not arrive home pnii Thurs
IA.
Mfs. Inuylns McDonhid ~ year,
old. ~ FstrfsS Cnuu'y. died 81 hsi
home iast night The husband Fay
iiss N"D0nsid. sHd several children
survive
The annusi ChFistmas DaEsnt NJ
the Nslhnfist Protestant fhurcf
SUNDAY chooi vas given IN tn
church 6udiiDftuIn ihsi uiph'
itosn A. fDnstsniitDpie store =
4Jt King street Was tpbbFd ~ "sHds
g 81 cigarettes estimated ~ so Thnrs
/ dsy hight The Fobbery VAS discovered
| iat~ yesterday,
Curtis Hackue and Maurice Hay
/ wool Ia II ulghi ~et~ named he nos
i efficient HeoHis 0f Troop l2s. Hsconf
| Preshyierisn Church They are Il
teFeiks silver towing cups
ABt~ tliiisu Virginia fTaKR. wifi
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-31
PANAMA WAITS EAGERLY.


PANAMA. December 81 A1.~-A
golden key 10 Panama City has been
authorized by the Panama municipal
council for presentation 10 Col.
Charles A. Lindb@rFh when he comes
here. The council also voted 20 "a 10
the Ia nding field and receiIs the flyer
in the name ~ the city
u will ne Lindbergh's second visit
here, az he came with his mother in
1913. when there was M water in the
~ na9. Representative LindbsFab
csrns 10 investigate labor conditions
among the canal construction gangs
Mr.. Lin6tergh assisted in the inVesti
Rsficn. She and her son ate ~ isb oT
era' Frlesses and we're guided DY Lloyd
X Gilkey. who IL now inspector Of
ca nal tabor
GiisyeY Described Mrs i3ndbersh ~
o Ehss~d. capable woman bohs char
sctRrasites her son has.
Indy showed his traits esTy,
Gilksy said As No NaIk 81 through
portions ~ the csnsi the Ian vent Itis
wsy alone Dn returning ~ t1is tunt her
he many questions shaved him ~ be
pTTfo"ioDs
= hste ssb - him 10 fy over the
h itSs s"hppijiDJsA and salute ih@
children frf he thinks more ~ them
tnsn s68lfs
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AUTO BANDITS GET
$40 FROM VICTIMS
Man and Woman Held Up.
Merchant Reports Loss
of S155.

bandit operating with autnro.
bile and gun held 10 James Hyr,.
colored, OF ~ Kenyon stree, Al Tn a
and Elm streets shortly after l+.t
midnight obtaining 81 and he &C.
Tins pass 10 the Bureau of pr.n,lox
and Engraving where r.. i. en-
pioyed
Hunt said ne @ss waiting .1s
street car when the automobile drove
up and the occupant. another rnl,,r.1
man alighted covered Hunt WIN
the pistol and demanded ri"csy
After the robbery he drove s~ay
4 pOcketboOk snatCher aiso otter
atinG in an automobile robbed y 4.
Nell ReckinTjon ~ apa RI n~nt 2 -
y street. early this morning ere =
police Her purse contained 81
cash. vanity case and keys
Miss Reckington said she ~as IN
Four zenith street between Belmnr,
and ''haDir abnut 1915 when ar
with two mon drove 10 In ne cura
Ore 4Iighfeh followed her 70.
short distance. seized her oIrse al
then returned to mis- car and as
driven away she said
Leo Brigciglio. 4sO2 Four1eea'a
street. reported the loss 81 sl35 re
told the police $50 vas stolen from
the cash drawer in his place Of b1s
ness and SIS from the pocket Of MS
coat thar Vas hanging in o close,
Arthur Carson. 1919 Y street ioa
police a burglary Uas committed n
his a,,a rtment Yesterday = revolver
ard gold cigar lighter being taken.
Miss Minnie ke~tch. a pa rt1ent a.
i223 Vermont avenue said nsr 4 "a r.
ment was entered and a rlauftts -
fruit taken and electric sa-
lures and clock damaged
PsTclyql Knox manage ~ he "a
hssios Roofing Corporation. ITO
Ninth street. reported the theft -
! 700 pounds nj metal shir giles from
go: ThIriy-sixth street He FaiuAi
the shingles at $40
The Edmonton Engtand Erhsr D.
trict Council advertised for Eve teach
ers nd had 2O0 replies
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FOG MARRIED TRIP,
L|NDBERCH WRITES.
Colonel, in Own Story, De.
scribes Flight From Guate.
mala to British Honduras.
BY COL. CHARLES 4. LINDRERGH.

Ey Tropical Wireless
BELIZE, British Honduras. Deem
her sl,-Departed from Guatemsia
terday morning.
A light fog had set in during the
night. and the visibility was no, very
good at the time OF the take of
Guatemala City was covered with fog
and I could only catch glimpses Of
the houses through breaks in the fos.
and fog continued for about 80 miles
out to the base of the mountains.
Upon leaving Guatemala City. | set
q compass course directly for HeliZe.
This carried me over a great deal OF
mountainous and uninha bitt-d country.
At intervals however there we're iso-
lated small grass huts. with miniature
cultivated plots beside them but there
VAS no possibility Of landing without
injury to the plane during the entire
fight.
Flies Over Native Village.
Al one time l passed over a native
village consisting of u dozen or more
Of these dwellings.
Upon nearing the Gulf coast. where
the country was less mountainous a
heavy fog SET in. which made ii neces-
sary for me TO fly at about 5000 feet
in order 10 clear IL. AT times. how
ever, there were holes in the fog
through which the ground appeared
rather indistnctly
At the end Of the SECOND hour
chanSed my course 20 the East. hop
Ing that the fog dii not extend be.
yond the coast line. tried twice 10
get between the clouds and the ground
by circling down through more or
less open spaces.
Upon nearing the ground on each
occasion. found that the fog was in
the treetops. making IL necessary 10
navigate blindlv by instruments until
I was again able 10 reach the top OF
the fog bank The third attempt was
over the coast.
In every direction the fog was much
lower Apparently had come down
into a more or less clear spot OF
several miles diameter.
Flies Low Over Beach.
located my position as being
about 50 miles south OF Belize, and.
by nyinS low over the beach, found
it possible TO reach the city. although
visibility most OF the time was very
poor.
The coast line was entirely tropical
with many cocosnut palms along the
beach.
Upon arriving at Belize. found
the field "a polo groundsl, to be
suitable for landing. although narrow
and very short. | was told that no
land machine had ever before been
in British Honduras.
The field In about 400 yards long.
tspering from so yards at one end
TO so at the other. with obstacles at
each end. and lying in a slight curve
with a prevailing cross-wind. My
plane stopped rolling about 10 yards
from the end of the field.
received one OF the most en-
thusiastic. vet most orderly. recep-
tons by the citizens that have ever
witnessed.
Copyright. 1897 in the United States.
Canada Mexico Cuba Central and South
America. Europe and the British dorini0ns
hy the New York Times Co All rghts re-
served
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the brideEroom's cousin. Mr.. Edward
= Lamar OF Rockville. was best man,
They will live at the Tiverton Apart
ments Washington. DIR. l.inthicum IL
resident physician at Columbia Hos.
pitai. Washington tie graduated at
the johns Hopkins Medical School
Baltimore In 1925. and for n while was
an inferno at the Womsn's Hospital
Baltimore.
Oluey Grange. No. Z. has elected.
Master. r. Bentley Thomas: overseer
Robert IA. Miller. lecturer. Margaret \.
Jones. steward. Calvin Rready: assist
ant steward. William John Thomas
lady assistant steward. Mariana Mi
Ter. chaplain. Rev. Guy r.. kagey:
secretary. Edith II Thomas treasurer
Elizabeth T. Stshler; gatekeeDer. Ed
ward Iddings: Ceres Ethel r. Thomas
Pomona, Mrs Gilpin: Flora. Clara II.
r. DoWney.
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18TH WOMAN ATTACKED
BY PHANTOM" STABBER'
Prow1er Has Terrorized Fair Sex
of Bridgeport for Last
Three Years.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press
BRIDGEPORT. Conn. December
3l.-The twenty-sixth attack II
Bridgeport's "pha ntom stabber' In
nearly three years occurred here last
night. when Mrs Charles A Hinma
81 VAS stabbed in the right chest.
She described her ASIA liant az a short
and stocky man who wore a lumber
jacket The stabber escs ped.
Making his first attack here Feb
ruary 20 1925 the ''pha ntom sfahher"
has worked with regularity sinking
q sharp pointed awl-like weapon into
the breast ri some woman at least
once every three months Last nights
siabbing was his first deviation from
his previous schedule. coming only
three weeks after his twenty-fifth
attack
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CONTINUED from First Page)
ance was put on and Col. Lindbergh
vas the guest Of Gov. Burden.
Prior 20 the beginning Of the second
part Of the program the airman was
conducted 10 the stage by the gov
ernor and the reception committee
Lady Sisne't then presented the
viking with the flag of British
Honduras. ard there was further loud
cheering, which caused LiDdbergh 10
smile and gratefully refer 10 the won.
derf1l welcome extended to him.
One thing had particularly appealed
10 the flyer. and that was. where at
various other places he had expert.
enced difficulty in landing without IN
jury. in trying 10 avoid the crowds,
here ~ Belize there had been no such
trouble.
Todsr's program included trip up
o. Belize River In the governor q
launch and base ball game by teams
from St Johns College.
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MOTHER DEIAiED ..GAtA
Snow and Wind kssp Mrs. tAndbergh
in ~. Louis.

FT fGtFts Iecei,4iter ~ ~
Sous $40 wind This nusnine prevent.
e1 the tsks-pF ~ the Fptd nptapis ne
bea ring Bts IgsnGeiins jIpdss Lad
bei kf3 sud pstiy on The neat leg OF
iis nfght ~ Detroit Weather permit
ting, = start viii be made later in the
dsp u war abBOtIHred.
The mother u the ~oiid 10 NOUS
fyeT. Coi Charles = I.ildbeTRh a..
rived here JbuftdEy on the return t1p
flosn Me<lap T1ly
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~ James W craga died s,day
ct her residence. 4a0 South Alfred
.trest. Her husbsn nd and child sur.
i've. Funarsi services viii take place
rom the home III 3 O'Clock Monday
,nernoan, ana will he conducted by
he REV. y. l.. Vernon. pastor OF the
iFirs Baptist Church Burial VIII he
n Bethel Cemetery
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Proposal to Raise
Lindbergh TO Rank
OF General Made


LITTLE ROCK. Arb. December
al.~."Why not Gen. Charles A.
I.indhersh'" Was asked yest.r-
day ny AdN. Gen. Joe :. Harris
Of Arkansas. in letter to Mai
Gen. Greed e. Hammond seekins
the promotion Of Col. Lindbereh
in the Missouri National Guard I"
assistant chief of the Militia Ru-
resu with the rank OF briSsdier
general.
IF given this rsnk," Gen. Harris
said. with provision that he shall
hold Office until he IL - years old.
it is considered the provision
would he attractive 10 Col. Lind
hereh and il would experience no
difrfculty in congressional enact
ment,"
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Abe Martin Saws:

"fesI ought 4 study bong while be-
foe yoiJ fsks SUCH = step Ter Wa ia
tnost important event IN your "jt"ie
ift Remember you may be Haftled
fer & whole sfbt, 81 DeDbe tSo,
Tel Elnkley warned DscsF kioDpk
who iaIss some y gum married
ft0gSJlEhI 1871
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OPPORTUNITY FUND
STILL BELOW GOAL
Eve of New Year Finds Six
Families Lacking in
Amounts Required.


the II families included in the opportu-
nifty list Of the Associated Charities are
provided for by subscriptions complet
ing their budgets for 1923. No this
morning Is added TO the other seven
previously closed. leaving six OF the
families with comparatively small
amounts still uuprovidcd. These are
NO g. needing sl25: No. Q. needing
s2O3 No. TO- needing 1882: No. IL.
needing 1911: No l.. needing $23S. and
No. ~. needing $442 The total in
hand today IL $13744.19. leaving ST.
1871 still lacking.
Among this mornings contributions
IL one from contributor who already
had given, hut sends in an additional
donation. 1t is possible that others
who have been interested in this
Christmas list may be willing to add
something 30 their previous donations
to assist in completing the budgets of
all these II families. II IL hoped also
that there may he church groups or
Sunday school classes which would
like 10 make a donation tomorrow to-
ward the remaining six opportunities,
still open.
The list will he kept open until New
Year day. Contributions may he sent
Charities. 1022 18th street.
The opportunities follow:
OPPORTUNITY No. /.
Closed 1895
OPPORTUNITY No. ..
Closed. $50.
OPPORTUNITY No 3
Father III in hospital, six children.
oldest III. others too Young IN work.
Previously acknowledged $1.iSs.11.
4. Stoddard Taylor. SEQ; Edith w.
Fnzhueh. S2s: cash. undesignatsd.
S"523
Total received. ............... 1850
Closed
OPPORTUNITY No. 4.
Closed. 81 IA.
OPPORTUNITY No. 5.
Closed. $l196.
OPPORTUNITY No. &.
Oversubscribed. Sl.10S.
OPPORTUNITY No. I.
Closed. ss32.
OPPORTUNITY No. 8.
Mother and four children. District
supplies 30 cents a day in return for
mans lahors at the work house.
Previously acknowledged, S9s6.ss.
c. G. T.. $40: Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. o..
81: Ohio Girls Club s.; cash undesig'
mated. ss.eS. j.. $40: cash. $50
Amount asked for. 81 1876 ,hn
Total received. .............. .01063
still needed. .N2SSI
OPPORTUNITY No. ..
Deserted wife responsible for i've
children of school age
Previously acknow lodged. sSss.iS.
\. s. So Mrs. 6. J. +, $40. lad
iitionan.
Amount asked for. ..........S1S 90
Total received. ............... 51e.1S
Stll needed. Observation-Disclosures. S@oS.s5
OPPORTUNITY No. 10.
Self>sacrificing mother. three chill
dren. oldest, y.
Previously acknowledged, $i.alcIS
Harry n. Green. se,So.
Amount asked for. ..........S 81 ,s4s 90
Total received. .............. l.oi5.sS
still needed. ..........: SsJ.-5S
OPPORTUNITY No. IL.
Colored mother. four children.
oldest. 8 Husband has disappeared
Previously acknowledged. SSST,10.
Harry h. Green. $50.
Amount asked for. .....,... ssSs 90
Total received. ....,..,...... 5000
sta needed, .........'...'.. ~'l'sV
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days. waiting for some word OF en-
couragement frun Washington. only
10 he rewarded with a statement from
the Secretary that the ~ would prob
ably not be raised before Spring We
both feel that the Navy Department
has cruclhed our dear boy and his
comrades. and the cruel indifference
which they have shown these poor
boys who died hi the service OF their
country Is tnhuman and without n
precedent. Mrs Jones and myself
both commend you for the stand you
have taken. and hope and pray that
you may be successful In causing this
ship to be raised Immediately
We would consider II as u special
favor Ii you could give US information
relative TO the progress In raising the
ship We would rome TO ths East II
Mrs. Jones health permits after the
ship will have been raised
We wish 10 express our utmost
thanks In you for bringing some con
ISOLATION in this, our dark hour OF sor.
row" Mr.. and Mrs. Jones live In
iienn~ssy. Okla.
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L|NDBERGH CALLED
HERALD Of PEACE
Flight Dims Exploits OF He
roes of Legend. Says
Guatemala Publisher.

The following article was written nv
Julian Iopez plnedR long a newspaper
publisher in Guatemala City. who was
requested by the Associated Press 81 rt-
cord HE awr impressions ot Col. LIMO
berrhs visi' TO the Guatemsian capital
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The Bureau Of Navigation OF the
Navy Department today said that
Comdr. Jones had not requested that
his parents he notified In case of acct.
dent and that the department had
promptly notified his wife as soon as
II became known that he went down
with the 81. A request from Mr.. and
Mrs Jon-. for information about the
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ny JULIAN LOPEZ PINEDA.

GUATEMALA CITY. December 30.
Guatemala sky became Illuminated
with tov. hove and hope through the
presence Of the Spirit o. st. Louis.
which is. without doubt. The spirit of
humanity inCarnated in A blond Nouth
predestined for the reconciliation of
peoples. The delegates OF the Al.
mighty have always been youthful
Ruddha and Jesus being two outstand
ing examples - when their mission
does not confne itself to single race,
but spreads as a divine breath. to all
men on earth.
Before this modest and plain young
man, who rides through the air as II
he were mounted on Pegasus. one feels
filled with an emotion OF mysticism
and wonder. II might be said that in
this youth all spiritual forces have
combined for the redemption Of men
the men who now, as during the splen-
dor of ancient Rome. blinded by pride
and ambition. devote themselves to
bloody struggles and 10 violent fits OF
power.
Symbol Of Peace and Love.
Thin. tall and slim. with his head
round and massive and his face like
child's, he stands in front OF the mui.
titudes who glorify and acclaim him
as a symbol OF peace and love.
The heroes OF Homer's "Iliad." the
knights OF the Round Table. the great
captains and conguerors who walk
through the avenues OF tradition and
history surrounded by halos of red.
are hard and fierce In the eyes of the
eager thronxs: they awaken mingled
feelings OF alteration and horror. pre-.
sentiments of catastrophe and ruin.
of slavery and death. But this hero
OF the air. who dims the exploits Of
the spectacular heroes OF legend. from
Hercules TO Napoleon. swakens In the
multitudes a feeling OF mystical ten.
derness. Of respectful admiration. as II
this noble and humble figure illumi
mated with his gentIeness all hearts.
making them good and teaching them
The divine comma ndment Love one
another"
The United States, q wonder Ma
ton among peoples. a laboratory NJ
prodigies. needed IN produce an ex
ceptionsl spirit, q Charles Lindbergh.
10 reconcile them with the rest OF
humanity. Those nations which feel
suspicious Of the power of the United
States open their arms readily. with
all the pureness of sincerity. IN re-
ceive Lindbersh like q herald Of peace
and concord
Citizen Of the World"
This cOnouer0r OF hearts IN giving
new orientation to the foreign policy
nj the Americas. proving that arms
and gold are only instruments which
have to serve the spirit Of interua
tIonsI fraternity for the cooperation
Of ell peoples In the great under
taking of civilizatio and culture.
have gazed at Lindbergh several
times and he always creates In me
an Impression which f. not of this
world l see trembling In his lips
glowing In his blushing cheeks. =
messia mic message. This message has
heen received in Guatemaia and u
has been answered with a like feeling
Of gratitude and admira ton the PEG
pie seeing in Lindbergh = citizen Of
thu world. sers phic and celestial
amba ssad0r who IL sent through the
air by the land Of Washington Ia
brosdcast In all ATTITUDES and 10 su
men.
Let US he br0t hers %
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LINDBERGH'S SKILL
THRILLS CROWDS IN
BRITISH HONDURAS

CONTINUED from First Page.)
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LOST OFFICERS PARENTS
SAY NAVY CRUCIFIED
CREW OF THE LOST S.4

Continued from First PageD
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The Edmonton England. Erhsr D.
irict Council advertised for Eve teach
ers nd had 200 replies
Smyrna times., 1927-04-27

Vt Friday, April 10th, at the
-.+ra of the 2Oth Century Club Of
ma the report Of the Corporation
q M Miss Anna D. Hough and the
I'm of the club treasurer, Mrs.
~ P. Hoffecker; music; tea.
Smyrna times., 1927-04-27
DEATH RECORD OF THE WEEK
CONTINUED from Page onel

February. Last week, she underwent
an operation at Union Memorial Hos
pital, but had rallied and apparently
was on the road to recovery. She had
been removed to her home. Mrs.
France was the daughter of the late
Mr.. and Mrs. H. G. Nesbitt, Of Port
Deposit, as was known to a number in
Smyrna. Mrs. France was the widow
of Jacob Tome and was one of the CO.
founders of Tome Institute, at Port
Deposit, Md. She enjoyed the distinc-
tion of having been president of two
national banks at the same time.
From 1894 to 1903, she was president
Of the Cecil National Bank, Cecil
county, and from 1895 to 1905 was
president of the National Bank Of
Elkton Mrs. France was socially
prominent and during Senator
Frances term at Washington took
leading part in the social activities Of
the national capital She was born in
Cecil county in 1865. Funeral serv-
ices were held from her late home
Monday and interment was in Hope
well Cemetery, Port Deposit, the same
afternoon.
Smyrna times., 1927-04-27

her home on the Boulevard. Miss
Cynthia Blaine of Pocomoke City Md,
was the guest of honor.
Mrs. E. Morris Cloak has returned
from visit of several weeks with
relatives in New York and Philadel-
phia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Scuse and
daughter Maude; Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Willis and daughter Mary Louise
visited their sister, Mrs. Samuel Nc
Matt on Thursday of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Scuse and
daughter Maude, and Stanley Annett
visited Mrs. Emily Scuse and sons
John and Tommy On Sunday.
Mrs. M. D. Ebright, who has been
on the sick list for the past 8 weeks
and who has been visiting her parents
for the past three weeks has returned
to her home, s--A=-z I.-...s=r=z=-
Miss Sarah D. Pratt of Atlantic
City, who has been spending the win
ter in Florida, has been the guest
several days Of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
w. Hynson. She left yesterday for
visit to relatives at Chesapeake City,
Maryland.
Mrs. f. E. Miller and daughter,
Blanche, and Mrs. Belle Peters, of
Lock Haven, Pa, are guests Of Mr..
and Mrs. j. Frank Webb.
Mrs. ]. H. Clifton is spending sew
era1 davS in PhiladaInbia
Mrs. Thomas V. CahalI was the
guest Thursday of Mr. and Mrs. Wal
ter G. Tatnall
Mrs. Ransom p. Nichols, Of Easton,
Md, has been visiting Mr. and Mrs.
Walter F. Keith.
Mrs. f. S. Busser and Mrs. Kath-
crime Beckett Sitter of Philadelphia,
who were down for the Club Luncheon
brought home with them their mother
Mrs. J. L. Beckett who had been On
visit with them.
Mr. and Mrs J. Harry HURT, of
Ridley Park, will spend the weekend
with Mr.. and Mrs Hervey P Hail.
Mr.. and Mrs. John V. Postles and
daughter, DR. Frances Van Gasken,
and DR.. Easily, of Philadelphia, were
guests over the weekend of Mr.. and
Mrs. F. E. Postles.
Smyrna times., 1927-04-27

VOman's Foreign Missionary
y n. wiII meet at the home of Mrs.
' \ Hvnson. Thursday, April 28,
9oelOck.
Smyrna times., 1927-04-27

III decree Of divorce has been
u III i Harold 7. Moore firm Ag-
~ Moore, the case having been
! ,nriI 19. 1926 in Kent County
IgiOr Court.