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Is TOPIC.

Rev Harvey Baker Smith Will preach
on the subject OF Repentance" at the
Columbia Heights Christian Church to-
morrow morning
The Home Builders class will hold
it's annual social and class meeting
Tuesday evening, John Connaughton
In teacher Of this claas. The official
board Of the church viii meet Wednes-
day evening The missionary society or
the church will meet Thursday at 10 80
O'Clock.
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VISITOR TO PREACH.

At the Church 0t the Holy City. Blk"
teeuth street between 4 aud IL streets.
Rev Arthur Wilde of New York CITY
VIII speak t0morf0" evening At y
o'clock on "GWedenborgs Idea Of Man
The date, January 20, marks the
24Oth anniversary Of the birth OF the
great Swedish philosopher aud theolo"
gian at Stockholm, Sweden
MIR Wilde VIII speak Ut Swedenbofg's
conception III The nature OF man as
spiritual being, clothed Tor the present
In q natural BODY.
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CHURCH PLANS REVIVAL.

Shiloh Baptist Institutional Church.
Ninth and = streets. and the pastor.
Rev. j. Milton Waldron. have been en-
gagged for the past three months IL
preparing for an extensive revival CAM
paign, which VIII begin tomorrow ana
continue through February H. Thou
sands OF copies Of the Acts OF the
Apostles and the Gospel OF ST. John
have been distributed. Rev. =. l.. john
SON Is the evangelist.
On week days two meetings VIII be
held each day from II 10 $50 o'clock
and at y pm. There will also be spe-
cial meetings for children. young folks,
women and men on Saturdays and
Sundays,
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MARKS MISSIONARY DAY.

Missionary day will bc observed to-
morrow at Second Baptist Church.
Third street between Ii and | streets
Rev. !. l. :. Holloman. pastor. viii
preach at IL am, on Calvary. the
worlds Greatest Battlefield"
AZ $40 pm. the Juaior Missionary
Society will hold special anniversary
services. Rev, II. NJ, Tyre az Portsmouth,
Va, will breach at pm, The bible
school viii meet at y M am The II
Y y. Z. viii hold special installation
services at pm
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CAT THE INTERSECTION"

Dy. James Efera NontRomFfy. pastor
~ lie Metropolitan Methodist Church,
Tss returned from New T"fk where
- lectsged, anc viii occ4py ms Dpip'
a. toe morning sefYlce he w!ll fl&Ye
.or AS subject a. TIE L.Ietbecinl
a. 4Fs evening seiylce he "iE deliver
: sernog on THE C.pry q! lie Aidoie
Years
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BETHESDA SERVICES.

The Central Methodist Church South
ut Bethesda, under the leadership Of
Mrs. Frank Thomas Israel. has started
n Observation-Disclosures service. so to
IL o'clock. II is 10 provide for the boys
and girls service that shall stimulate
their loyalty and service 10 the church
The morning Is divided into several
periods. which include supervised study.
,nemorissns new songs, worship lesson
study, Bible drills and eNpreSSioial
work. Plans are being made for "A
department program Of equal
length.
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William kuawleS <<N'pvy. Sssats@1
ScrgetaFv ~ the ANAL NN&a& Aty$
Christian AS>tNSlAt}Ass. NAN SSEasSs'g a IN
tNrS osi "tTvSsUt I<4,2ssttAstS ~ E}}EeSssN
h$stGv enc x,As,sNsnsNi <<>2e&EVssa y$>&NS ct
al she churches n MSg,Nsva, <N&tls,, H.
alIGfew nlSNs
NH lNAASsf Wall yekNaAt E&S sS<,Et3H
~ nAS s1S%A eStaEe nNaeSSVAss Sss2 an
ta8titN.S IN ghlS e2tN. II Is pNA>sd tss as
observations daratS = s,N4r ~ ksssV,&Ns
the pASe Sstansuaeg With tAs SgsSgWSNNI
ESs>S SssnstssaE
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DR.. KNOTT TO SPEAK.

DR. John o Knott. Bible lecturer ana
syrteoI1glst. viii discuss the Infancy
~ Jesus and the Baptist" IN tie fourth
~ a series of illustrated lectures On
.sTrse Elsnk Pages u Our Bible" at the
" IA. G. r., 1875 d street. rofnDrro"
afternoon a. 4 o'clock a.,
Filuae6 p!ctures viii fe ilaeo W mus
tyste the talk Men and women are ~
yitNc A decision VIII ~ fesffaeo ~ ''IT
inserting regarding wnat turner EID!1cai
ses,s,yet viii u taken 4p ~ TIE lecture
SERIES
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TABOR CHURCH PROGRAM,

Al Tabor Presbyterian Church Sec
ond and II htreeta. Theodore ID. Martin
teacher Of the mems bible class ~
New York Avenue Presbyterian Church
VIII speak at the II am service,
Young Peoples night VIII be- observed
al O'Clock with a special program, in~
Guiding numbers from the Girl Re
serves, the Pioneers, the Turks and The
Young Peoples Society. The Teacher
Training School will begin Friday at 7
pm Rev j II, Duftirld and Miss
Mabel NJ Thufslan viii conduct clasaea
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METHODIST HOME BOARD
PLANS ANNUAL SESSION
Reports of Years Work Will Be
Read and Officers
EIacfad

The board of managers Of the Meth
odist Home for the Aged will hold the
annual meeting at the home, Connect
cut avenue and Ellicott place. next
Thursday at 1890 am
Reports OF the years work viii be
given at the morning session, and the
election of Offices viii take place at
the afternoon session.
Mrs Fred S. Cawson, president OF
the board. will preside. DR.. Frederick
Brown Harris, pastor OF Foundry
Church. will conduct the devotions and
give a talk.
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CONTINUES SERVICES.

DoyctAy Kunryuan. the lT-year-csG
girl evangelist q. A0seI'lS Temple, carr,
viii continue her >ervlcsS NJ The E1,l
GoSrel Tabernacle. North Capitol and
X streets, another week.
Many persons Rave coI,se Tor her
PRAYERS flr the healing - Tie sick ard
LAYING on es hands, The hea3s0g SeEv-
TX, IS held Tuesday az : IS pm. Meet
ingS every n<SAg \. T,@S Pm. eNceSe
Saturday. and Sunday as y. = 50 and
so O'clock
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Free Theosophist Lecture,

qne United i/Dcge u Ghe,aIDplsbs
gos Hl.l Building. sfyenbaehlh ana J
streete viii have ire pDDitc i'0Ht
ueyt THURSDAY 81 - pm "a ''i
.'t,t "a tsI'j.e Ct4hta u JlpbOsophy
srs,s .s.l,,,u.e There sFe t"o actlsI-
80 syery sunday -Theobopiay %f''pi
e., c,,jin,rn and adults ~ ~ am, sI'd
= st,'6. class Ut els pm.
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partly to the unusual fertility OF the
soil. but chiefly to the comprehensive
purpose and indomitable force of the
guardian, Father Louis Martinez.
Partly in ruins now. several hundred
wears after its erection. the mission
was in former times surrounded by
groves of orange, fig and olive trees:
and cotton, palms. grapes and cereal
grew in abundance. ministered by faith
full friars and watered by streams whose
waters were brought from the noun
tains by comprehensive system OF ir-
rigation.
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DR.. BARR0WS' TEXT.

At the Eastern fgeSavtelian Chelrrh
Maryland avenue and sixth street
narthraSt. Or Alf,ed IT, harfuwS. tha
pastor, VIII preach toa,,In.W mS9nlaS
an "IecSsa Impulses unnltlled,N The
evening services viii ee nater taa
auspices W the Senior 4. T. SSsiety
Snrt. john II, nennets Will ee, the
speaker,
Tuesday evening the ladies Ata Viii
serve an OYSTER and chicken salad asas
ner "Wednesday the PRAYER service IN
the Presbyterian Hume Ias the Aged
win he In charge NJ the MSanen fttah
Eastern nr hagiowS VIII conduct the
meeting ssa~teen Chdfeh has iuss fuEs
ntshed Gle vi the neW leella AZ the
ANnla.
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DR.. TYLER'S SERMONS.

Rev DR.. John Paul Tyler. pastor, will
preach in Epworth Methodist Episcopal
Church South. Thirteenth street and
North Carolina avenue northeast. to-
morrow morning at II O'Clock on How
Christ Called" His topic for the pm
service will be Confidential Questions :"
This will be the fourth Of II series OF
sermons based upon questions concern
Ing applicants for positions asked by
employers.
DIR. Tyler will conduct the weekly
prayer service Thursday evening at d
O'Clock.
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Western Presbyterian Services.

IteV J Harvey Durham pastor ~ the
Western Presbyterian Church u street
brtWefu hintlsenth hnd Twentieth
streets giil take tn Ills subject tompi
row morning al IL 0'Cl0ck The Great
Achievement" aud IN the evening at
Il o'clock III W. Ito leci" The sunday
roio0i meets al u 80 am and ihe
Christian EndeaYoi socicty al pm.
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Class Of "a Confirmed.

St. Pauls Church. on Twenty-third
street. celebrated st Pauls day We'd
nes6aY. when a class of "a vas pre-
sented 10 Bishop James r Freeman
for confirmation After the service
reception yas held in the parish house.
For the past three years the bishop
has administered the rite Of c0ntirna-
ton on this day.
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Centennial Baptist Topics.

"csn Washington Women so I'll y"
r.stIs@ Is lie sunday night "ef@k'
s,,D,ect % rev. r. Itsz SVEN. i'aS"" .
Csnt..ilniai EaDtist Cputeii .,.c, !.
frl,t . Jcl9ek nlotDlng eN'!eft
~gte Eak ~ My Heart = Si'f eihl
Drnyrrk for tne tick aud tt"dDlf" D.
ssrb service
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FLETCHER TO SPEAK.

REPRESENTATIVE HyVsaSS Fletcher Will
deliver al aGdVV>S ~ flEg2 kSArEs>s
CAQgrh Tomorrow morning ca 'IAe
Child n thS Midst The payrutS and
children are GgSSd ~ attend ttszS unique
SerVi<S
py. john Y Esss&S VIII preach IN
The Causes ~ E9lss,cS. Before assa
After Magrsase. AZ EtSGs, This IS $ss'
Second in the series ~ Sunday evening
"k1geSsSx, Sermons c0 kAsE4ty Iase"
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ILLUSTRATED SERVICE.

The service tomorrow evening IN the
Highlands Baptist Church viii he espe"
cially for children and viii be Illus
trated The pastor. Rev. Newton Mer~
Ger Simmnnds, win preach on picture
thrown upon the screen. The subject
of the sermon viii be "rhe Calling OF
Matthew"
In the morning the series ON prayer
will be continued with IA sermon on
"lloW To PRAY"
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FEAST OF ST. MARY.

The presentation service ot the self
denial offering viii be held III at, Mar
gafet'a Church on the Feast Of the
Fabrication Of st Mary the Virgin,
February T. at pm The preacher
will be Rev. J. J Dimon, rector ot sit
Andrews Church All women are III
vitod
The same day Is the day OF national
corporate intefcehainn, All chapters
are urged Ia observe II. beginning II
rurhallht.
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HAMLINE M. E. SERVICES

Rey. Joseph 1empietou Herson, min
lister Of Haniine Methodist Episcopal
Church, Sixteenth al Allison street. VIII
pteaeh nj both services tomorrow, Ills
subject for the morning sermon VIII be
"A Cheap religion" ana AT pm. viii
be- THE Great Refusal
The church schO0i meets at 0'40
o'eloek ana the Epworth League al 7
O'Clock
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LEXINGTON SERVICES.

Young peoples night viii be observed
AT the lexington Presbyterian Church.
North Capitol street and FLORIDA ave-
nue., tomorrow evening when the men,
bers of the Christian EndeaVor Society
will conduct the service at o'clock
Darrell Grain. Ir, is president OF this
society A pageant will be given en-
titled They Came"
Al the morning service at ii o'clock
the pastor, Rev Henry b. Wooding. VIII
speak on the theme, working To-
eethcr" Al the mid-week service
Thursday evening at q o'clock. the
pastor win speak on the Gospel OF
Mark"
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TEXT FOR SERMON.

Buckles and Belts" will be the SER
mon subject tomorrow night OF Rev.
Ellis G. Primm. pastor of the Second
Baptist Church This sermon VIII DC
preached at two services. at d 80 O'Clock
ut the East Capitol street braneh.
Seventeenth and East Capitol streets
and ut q o'clock at the church. Fourth
street and Virginia avenue southeast.
There will be baptism at the latter
service.
The morning sermon theme or MT.
Primm viii be. Truth That walks.
This will be preached at the church.
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Rev, G. T.. neatty's Text.

with HIM IN the Holy Mount" viii
he The subject tunlaa COW at II am, at
Georgetown Lutheran Church by Rev
Harold h. beatty, pastor Christian
hndeavnr meets at pm Faithful In
That Which II Least viii be The topic
at the Il pm. service.
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Visiting Pastor 10 Sp>Ak,

Rev M,sSsrn tgNsrAasAd II New
Re,ae,svs N, " Wtl esva>A ~ ea@
fgisnls>ala baptist <>h4.tVss. Eeast anal
HI S&gs~tS southwest. t>'aAs~Sg~w Az Ii
an ) pul, and ; nas Asa MAa>
day az y pm
SundAy sSksSSA aleeeS az a$a aa.
and h \, Z. ~ ~ u RaA
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Rev. G, N. Jarrett Here.

Rev a. n jarrett, former pastor Of
Fifteenth Street. Christian Church aud
nav with Iynchbnrg College Ut Lynch
burg Va, VIII preach nj the Ninth
street Christian Church, Ninth and u
streets northeast, tomorrow morning
and evening,
Smyrna times., 1928-07-11

Miss Mary E. Numbers, of North
ampton, Mass, is spending the sum
mer with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
F. @. Numbers.
Mr.. and Mrs. William E. Cacy, and
son, William, Of Dumont, N. j., visited
relatives in town last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll Rurris and
little son, Carroll, Jr., Of PENIS Grove
N. j., and Gilbert Burris, Of Philadel-
phia, were guests last week Of their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Burris.
Mrs Minnie Ruhlman and two lit
tie daughters, Of Annapolis, are visit
ing her brother-in-Iaw and sister, Mr..
and Mrs. Robert nj. Logan.
Mrs. Lester Kaufman, of st. Louis,
Mo, is the guest Of her aunt, Miss
Marie Vansant.
Smyrna times., 1928-07-11

with the University Foreign Study
Club. They will visit England, Hol-
land, Switzerland, Italy and France,
returning on the Bangoria in the early
Fall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Myers and Mr..
and Mrs. Paul Myers and son motored
from Pennsville, n. j., one day last
week to visit Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob
Crossley Sr.
Mrs. Ella Carey and daughter Ethel
Of SMYRNA spent last Sunday with
Mrs. L. T. Hilyard and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Short enter
tanned company part Of last week.
Mr.. Gilbert Davis and family spent
the Fourth Of July out Of town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kennard Wooleyhan
and Mrs. Norman Starkey who is Wis
iting them, spent the Fourth with MI.
and Mrs. James Wooleyhan near Sud
lersville, Nd
MI. Jacob Crossley Jr., and family
spent the Fourth at Riverview Beach,
New Jersey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Miller, Mrs.
Leroy Miller and daughter Carolyn,
Miss Nell Casperson, and Mrs. John
Titus, Of Wilmington, motored to
Kenton on Saturday to visit Mrs. W..
S. Arthurs and family.
Miss Emma Walker Of Wilmington,
spent the weekend in town.
Mr.. arid Mrs. Ollie Jones entertain
ed cOnnanV IN Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Knots spent the
weekend at Glendale.
Mrs. Rena Geiser and daughter
Ethel of Philadelphia, spent part Of
last week with her daughter, Mrs.
Clifford Clark and family.
Mrs. E. H. Walker is visiting in
Marcus Hook, Pa.
Smyrna times., 1928-07-11
SUDLERSvILLE
Items Of Personal and Social Interest
Cleaned About the NeighbOrhood

Items OF EeTSOTldI ana OOCldI Interest
Cleaned About the NeighbOrhood
Sudlersville, July 10-A demonstra-
ton in read road building was made
last week when the contractors on the
Sudlersville-Delaw State Line road
laid fraction over mile in less than
five days. The road is the second sec
ton toward the Delaware Line and
when completed will give continuous
highway from the Chesapeake to Del
aware Bay. Work on the Crumpton,
Md, road has been started by the
Phillips Brothers.
Miss Sarah Roe has been supervis-
ing a two weeks camp for Girl Scouts
at Bookers Wharf. Besides the Sud
lersville Troop, troops from Centre
vile and Greensboro are there. The
camp is conforming strictly to scout
regulations with special program for
each day. Among the active dramat
ization, art crafts, archery and swim
ming.
Miss Frances Hollifeld, Of Balti-
more, was recent guest at the home
of Mr.. Medford Roe.
Mrs. E. W. Henvis has been enter
tainging her mother, Mrs. S. G.Camp-
erson, Of Wilmington.
Mr.. Carroll Tuitt has returned to
Wilmington after most enjoyable
vacation at the home Of his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Spencer Truitt.
DR.. Edgar Starkey and family, Of
Baltimore, and Miss Helen Starkey,o
College Park, have ben spending q
week with their parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Scott Starkey.
Mrs. Henry Harrison and daughter,
Harriet, Of Mobile, Ala, are guests
Of her sister, Mrs. James I. Knots.
Miss Elva HAZEL, Of Moore, Pa.
is spending the week with her uncle
and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Peters
Master Joseph George left Saturday
for Port Deposit, where he will spend
about six weeks in a boys camp.
Miss Eleanor Glow is being enter
tanned by her aunt, Mrs. Florence De,
Haven, at Stone Harbor, n. J.
Sudlersville's annual carnival spon
sored by the Fire Department will
open next Friday evening. 1t will
close Saturday, July 21. Special fea
lures will include a sham battle be
tween two divisions of Company X
First Infantry, Maryland Nationa
Guard, Tuesday evening, July II. Th
other feature will be the annual fire
mems parade on Thursday evening
July 19. Numerous volunteer depart
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TOWNSEND
Items Of Personal and Social Interest
Cleaned About the Neighborhood


Townsend, July 1O.-The home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Melvin was the
scene Of a pretty wedding last We'd
nesday evening, June n, at six o'clock
when their daughter, Jennie Boyd,was
given in marriage to Joseph Deaver,of
Townsend The spacious living room
was prettily decorated with ferns and
Dorothy Perkins roses. The wedding
party consisting Of bride and groom,
a maid of honor Miss Mildred Morris,
cousin of the bride, and Mr. William
Deaver, the best man, stood beneath
an arch made Of wood fern, while the
Rev. Robert Hodgson, of Townsend,
officiated at the ceremony. The bride
was prettily attired in Chin Chin blue
georgette with hat tomatch. She car
ried a shower bouquet of ping roses.
Following the wedding ceremony and
congratulations a reception was given
to the increasing number of guests
who continued to arrive throughout
the evening. The bride and groom af
ter wedding trip will return to their
home in Richardson Park.
The pea crop, which was of fine
quuality and good payer, gave better
results in some instances than was an
ticipated One, and probably other
notable cases, are being reported. On
the farm Of Mr. John D. Reynolds
there was a yield Of 33 tons off of 27
acres, while others are said to have
made likewise records.
The Ladies Aid met to-day, July 10,
at the home Of Mrs. Charles Lippin-
cott for the monthly business meeting
and social.
The children Of the Vacation Bible
School took lunch suppers and went
to the Blackbird Mill Pond, where
they had a very happy outing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Lee will enter
tain the Epworth League tomorrow
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. B. Jones have re-
turned from weeks sojourn at Reho-
both.
D. i. Benson, Of fredericksburg, Nd
visited friends here for several days.
Mrs. Elizabeth Deyer, 70 Baltimore,
Nd, has bene visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Morgan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Layman, Of Viii
mington, visited relatives and friends
in Townsend recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Daniels and
son,of Wilmington, were recent guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Morgan
NJ. @. Devlin, of Port Deposit, Md,
motored here and spent a visit with
relatives and friends recently.
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WELLINGTON
Items Of Personal and Social Mention
Cleaned About Town and Community

Cleaned About Town and Community
Millington, July 10.-The crowds at
the Firemen's Carnival have had de-
lightful season Of it and while it is
not known what the firemen will clear
it is felt that it will be neat little
sum or better than ever.
Mrs. Adolphus Davis, who was OPP
Grated on at Emergency Hospital, ,Eas-
ton, two weeks ago last Wednesday,
returned home last Friday much i'm
proved.
Julian c. Numbers, of Parlin, n. j.,
spent a visit with his parents, Mr.and
Mrs. F. C. Numbers.
Miss Helen Reynolds and Clifton
Clark, of Wilmington, visited the lat
ter's aunt, Miss Marie Vansant, on the
Fourth.
Miss Elva NJ. Reese, Of Washington,
d. c., is the guest of her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. William Reese.
Mrs. Willard King, of Marcus Hook
visited her sister-in-law, Mrs. James
ID. Moore.
Mrs. Mary B. Aydelotte, of Will
mington, was the guest of her brother
Paul G. Price, near town.
Miss Pauline Comegys who has beer
III with pneumonia, the past two
weeks, is now improving.
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HARTLY
Items of Personal and Socitl Interest
Cleaned About the NeighbOrhOOd

Cleaned About the NelghbOrhOOd
Hartly, July 10.-The officers of
Washington Camp, No. 2, P. o. A. of
A., of Hartly, has ben duly elected and
installed by District President, Will
bur D. Wilds, Of Kenton-Past Presi-
dent, E. G. DAILY; President, James
Craig; Vice-president, Thomas E. Gull
lett; Master of Farms, Lewis Bloom,
Jr.; Secretary, Charles @. Roadway;
Treasurer, J. Frank Smith; Conductor,
Percy Haughey; Inspector, Raymond
Pearson; Guard, Clarence Tingle;
Trustees, =. O. DAILY, Lewis Bloom,
Elliott Melvin. Washington Camp
also had a gain this past year Of 100
per cent, initiating 54 members this
camp year and one member, Charles
G. Roadway, secretary Of the Camp,
getting 38 of them.
There will be an all-day meeting at
the Bethesda Nj. P. Church on Sunday
July Is, as the church has been r.
modelled, painted and papered, the
president Of the conference will be
there in the morning and some good
speaker in the afternoon. a male
quartette from Denton, also music and
singers from Newark.
Mr. and Mrs. George Schultz and
little daughter Maxine, and Miss Ruth
DAILY, spent Sunday at Talchester
Beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert S. Patterson
Of Wilmington, spent the weekend
with Mrs. Patterson's parents, Mr.and
Mrs. w. w. Powell.
Miss Madeline Klaes and friend,
Miss Marian Craig of Philadelphia,
spent the weekend with Miss Klaes
mother, Mrs. Sybil Klaes.
Mr. Harley Bodley spent the week
end at Rehoboth.
Mrs. Louis Schwitzer is entertain
ing company.
Mrs. Robert Davis is visiting her
brother near Little Creek.
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BLACKBIRD
Items CT Personal and Social Mention
Cleaned About the NeighborhoOd

Items CT Personal and Social Mention
Cleaned About the NeighborhOod
Blackbird, July 1O-Mrs. Cora Helm
old entertained on Sunday at Ravina
Camp, her daughter and husband, Mr..
and Mrs. Herbert Smith and son Herb
ert Jr., and Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Hood
of West Chester, Pa; Mr.. Fred Helm
old and family and Mr.. Edgar Heinold
and family Of Blackbird.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Lester Webber Of
Mt. Pleasant were visitors with their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Webber
on Sunday.
Miss Arie Hill Of ". Of p. summer
school, spent the weekend at her
home.
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Nickle spent
Wednesday with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Alfred Henderson.
Miss Marion Hobson Of Wilmington
and Miss Helen Hobson Of White
Plains, NY, were recent visitors with
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. William 7.
HObson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Culley and
daughter Pearl, son George of Will
mington, were Sunday visitors with
Mr.. and Mrs. George Burris.
Mrs. Leroy Waters who has been in
the Delaware Hospital for several
weeks, returned home Sunday.
Miss Mary Webb and Miss Ernes-
tine Ferguson attended the Epwortf
League Institute in Dover on Monday
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and Mrs. Horace Pugh.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbert Rawley en-
tertained recently DIR. and Mrs. Will
liam Straughn, Mr.. and Mrs. Karl
Dorzback, Mr.. and Mrs. Ben johnson
and DR.. and Mrs. Joseph Mcdaniel.
Dauphin Wharton and mother, Mrs.
Mary Wharton, of Dover, were recent
guests of Captain and Mrs. John
Carey.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Cummlns,
Mrs. Roy Slaughter and Mrs. William
Caclary spent a visit in Wilmington.