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Milford chronicle., 1929-11-22
KOXana

The funeral service Of Alvan Lynch,
age 81 years, of Silbyville, but former
iy of this town, was held in Roxana NJ.
f. Church, Sunday afternoon with Rev.
o. T. Baynard, officiating. Interment
made in the church cemetery. lie had
been a patient sufferer with tuberculo-
sis for sometime. He leaves widow
two daughters and one son.
Miss Ruth McCabe of Selbyvllle spent
the weekend with Miss Doris Lynch
Mr.. and Mrs. John simpson ana nTms Two
sons, Martin and Arthur. Mr.. and Mrs:
Vinson F'itzgibbons and daughter OF
PHILADELPHIA, were the weekend guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Isaacs ana
Arthur Isaacs.
Mrs. Peterson Of Chincoteague, va
Is spending the week with Mrs Lizzie
HcCommrick.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Leary and fam
iiy and Mrs Dora Stephens spent a
part Of last week with relatives in Wi.
Enington.
brother-in-law, DR.. John w. James OF
Dover we're down on cunning TRIP
and visiting at the home of Mr.. VESTS
mother, Mrs. Belle West. last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Wilgus and fam
iiy were entertained to turkey dinner
Sunday at the home OF Mr.. ana MIS-.
Jack Middleton at Laurel. -
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Derrickson
aud son lanes of West Philadelpha
spent the weekend with their mother
Mrs. Angie Derrickson. =.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tilghman johnson at.
tended the chicken supper Saturday at
Niliville, given by the members OF the
n. q. Church Of that town.
Mrs Charles Isaacs has return,S,o
home after spending some time in Phil
adelphia. -. .-+
Miss Dorothy Hickman spent a part
Of last week with Miss Ruth Leary:
School was closed Monday (Arnnistice
Day0: Thursday and Friday OF last
week-teachers institute held at Mil
ford
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Harrington

The Harrington New Century Club
held it's regular meeting Tuesday after
noon at which time Mrs. 9. +. Wilson,
the president, presided. The usual rou-
tine of business was transacted.
Under the auspices of the Georgetown
Rotary Club, about twenty business
men of this town assembled at SWAIN
Hotel Tuesday evening and after nuch
discussion and a dinner, proceeded 10
organize a local Rotary CLUB. Inc
club at present will operate under
temporary charter with the foIowlng
officers elected: President, FfoI j.; =.
Messner; vice president, II. 10. Quliien'
secretary, Fred c. Powell; treasuIei'
Ernest Raughley. Following the organ
ization twenty of those present slgni-
fed their intention of joining the cruz %clup.
Thev also selected Wednesday evening
as their regular meeting night ana VIII
meet every Wednesday night. tieaI aot
Quarters have not been selected as yet
M and Mrs. II. c. Tee and Mrs. Geo
Johnson called on Mr.. and Mrs Her
man johnson at Milford sunday eve
ming. , 1oo,,,.;olrsor and
son Richard spent the Week-eii" "A'-'
friends at New York CITY -, 5o,,s
Me- 7 G Graham spent several Gays
LAST week with her granddaughter MIS-
Arnett Potter. ,..1, a,,ri,e-
the summer almost dlspanue9, e"S NOS
re-organized last week when the 1orn-
or members of the organization met
and elected the following officers; Pres-
ident, Rev. E. N. Wright; wee presl-
dent, Joseph B. Fleming; secretary
Ravnard Smith; treasurer, Everett 1.
Hall: director, Prof. Hudson, MILFORD;
assistant director, Norman 81 BurIohi
Ibrarian, Garrett S. Harrington. They
have adopted slogan which if carried
out should mean much TO the paho'-
A meeting of the Harrington Cham
her of Commerce was called for Mon
day evening but due to the organiza-
tion of a Rotary Club, quorum was
not present and no meeting was l'sHs nslo.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. T. Booth OF Mlltoro
have been recent guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Arnett Potter.
DR.. Howard Clymer of Philadelphia
spent the weekend with his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. John Clymer Due TO ad-
Vanced age both Mr.. ana Mrs. ClyIheI
are in very poor health.
Former Senator John w. Sheldrake
has been confined to his home tor the
past few days on account OF Illness
M. e. Church-9:30 a. m. class meet
ing led by A. D. McCabe; 10 a. m
church school in all departments, II. J.
Ramsden, superintendent, the offering
will he for "World's Service; IL a. m
preaching by pastor. subject, Jesus is
the Christ, the Son Of God" text, john
Yotional meeting, Alfred Conoway
leader, subject, "Getting More Out OF
Newspapers 1880 p. m. peoples popu-
lar praise and gospel service, preach,
ing, subject, Gates on Every Side,
Rev. 21-13. The second and third quar-
terly conferences will be held next
Wednesday evening. After prayer
meeting Rev. w. e. Habbart, District
Superintendent, will speak at the pray
er meeting and preside over the quar-
terly conference Following the morn
ing service next Sunday and election
will be held to select nine trustees. All
members over 81 years of age have
vote.
Milford chronicle., 1929-11-22
Hickory Hill

Mrs. James Daisy and daughter
Grace and Mrs. Jane Lynch and Mrs.
George Murray and two daughters of
Tranlxford spent Wednesday evening
with Mrs. John F. McCabe:
WE are glad to report that some OF
our people i'm this community are done
husking their corn.
, James Daisey and Dan Carey and
two friends from Pennsylvania, spent
1Jonday with John Il. McCabe, cunning.
All gathered quite a few birds and
Eleck I.ekites and son Elva from
Hampton Bay. N. Y, spent Sunday
with Win Hudson and John F. Nc
Cabe. -
Sunday night. -.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ollie Lowe gave kit;
chen shower in honor of her son ara
daughter-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph
Lowe Of Philadelphia
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Minviue

The ladies of the M. E. Church wish
to thank the public for their hearty
cooperation with the chicken supper
given Saturday evening. The amount
of cash received will be given later.
Capt. Clinton Evans and family of
Philadelphia were at their summer
home over the weekend.
Herbert West of Portsmouth, Va,
who travels over the Del-Mar-Va Pen
insula as salesman, spent the weekend
with his sister, Mrs. K. ]. Hooker.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Richards of
Wilmington were recent guests of Mr..
and Mrs Raymond Belts.
Mrs. Clara West and Silas Evans are
visiting in Philadelphia.
Capt. Manaen Hickman is spending a
few days with his family.
We are sorry to report Mrs. James
P. Dukes, Jr.. still on the sick list.
Mrs. Alice Mcgee is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Thomas Richards at
Salisbury. Md.
Miss Claudia Helm of Philadelphia
and Mr. and Mrs. Raymond West Of
Omar were callers on Sunday with Mrs
Lula Lynch.
Mrs. Ida Dukes entertained as her
guest. Mrs. Emma Richards Of Phila-
delphia.
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Redder1

Mr.. and Mrs. Earle Worthington and
little son Jackie, of Milford, spent the
weekend with Mr.. and Mrs. L. J.
Pritchett. On Sunday all motored to
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Hean Hud-
son in Vaudeville, Md, where they
were entertained to dinner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Enoch Jacobs and two
grandchildren, Mary Helen and Norma
Lee Jeffries, of Dover, were Sunday
guests of Mrs. Hannah Jeffries and
son Jack.
Mrs. Belle Dutton who has been
spending some time with her children
in Claymont and Marcus Hook has re-
turned to her home.
MIR and Mrs. Robert Veasey enter
tanned at dinner Sunday last Mr.. ana
Mrs George Swain and daughter MISS
Edna, of Viola, and friend, EDWARD
Cassin. of Dover, and Mr.. and Mrs
Lawrence Sipple and sons, Howard ana
Edward of Millsboro.
Mr. and Mrs. oliver Jester entertain
ed the past weekend Mr.. and Mrs
Grover Donovan and little son Floyd
of Wilmington. ,, o,,5
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Seasrlves anu anu
little son of Claymont were WeeK-ehu
guests of Mrs. Belle Dutton.
Norman Jester of Ellendale was q
weekend guest of his parents, Mr.. ana
Mrs. George Jester. s..o,-
Earl Carlisle and family from Stock
ley were Friday evening guests Oh Mr.
and Mrs. Horace webb.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence sipple end
little sons, Howard and Edward OF
Millsboro, Rev. and Mrs. Diehl of FL
lendale and Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Yea
sey of here, were entertained at sup
per Sunday evening by Mr.. and hrs.
George Jester.
Those of this vicinity who are re-
ceiving the pension for the aged from
Alfred I. DUPONT wish to express their
thanks through this letter to the Rev.
Diehl of Ellendale, Mrs. Laura Calhoon
Walls of Lincoln ana all who interced-
ed in any way.
Mrs. Samuel Donovan is on the sick
list at this writing.
John Wilson of New York is spend
ing some time with his father.
Rev. Diehl, pastor of this circuit. de-
livered very able and inspiring SER
mon to the inmates of the almshouse
on Sunday afternoon. We think this
very good plan as those unfortunates
have souls to save as well as you. or I.
AS each minister of the conference has
been assigned a Sunday to hold divine
services at this institution, interest
should not be lacking.
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Warwick

The Ladies' Aid of Central M. e.
Church was delightfully."- entertained on
Thursday evening, November IA at the
home Of Mrs. Julia Lingo of Long
Neck.
The quarterly conference was held at
Central M. z. Church at 1880 O'Clock on
Saturday afternoon, November 16.
Mrs. Villa Lingo attended the teach
ers meeting which was held at Milford
on Thursday and Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Shep Short and two
children, John and Fayetta and Mr. and
Mrs. Ralph Johnson and children of
near Harbeson spent Sunday evening
with p. M. Short, Sr.
William Lawson and son Clifford of
near Zoar were callers on Tuesday eve
Jr. -
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Ewell Calhoun and
laughter Frances of Georgetown spent.
Friday evening with Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Mrs. Iva Barto, accompanied Mr.. and
Mrs. p. Ralph Blizzard of Georgetown
md Mrs, Nina Mumford of wyoming
to Philadelphia on Sunday and were
entertained to a birthday dinner in
honor of Miss Edith Barto. which was
given by her brother and wife, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. w. Barto
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CLASS 25-Members paying
CLASS 5O-Members paying
CLASS 1OO-Members paying
CLASS 2OO-Members paying
CLASS 5OO-Members paying
CLASS 1OOO--Members paying
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Hudson x Roads
(Near Roxana)

James Murray of near BishopyilIe
spent tuesday night with his cousin,
Elwood Hudson.
Miss Martha McCabe spent part of
last week with her sister, Mrs. Melvin
Parsons at Salisbury, Md.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Hudson and fam
lily, Mrs. Edward Shockley and daugh-
ter Louise, We're the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Shockley on Saturday
night.
Harold McCabe and Raymond Hudson
motored co Salisbury Md, Sunday and
were the guests of Harolds sister, Mrs.
Melvin Parsons.
Miss Ruth McCabe of near Selbyville
was the over night guest of Miss Doris
Lynch Saturday.
Miss Amanda Bennett spent the week
end with Miss Mary Warrington.
Mr.. and Mrs George Long, Mr.. and
Mrs. Horace Hudson and family were
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the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. John Lynch
Sunday evening.
Miss Dortha Hickman, Miss Onneva
Lynch spent Sunday afternoon with
Miss Alberta Hudson.
Mrs. Horace Hudson was the week.
end guest of her sister, Mrs. Elizabeth
Murray, near Bishopville.
Mr. and Mrs. Brian Lynch entertain
ed at dinner on Sunday Mr.. and Mrs.
Edgar Hudson and family. Mr.. and
Mrs. Joshua Morris, Sr., Mr.. and Mrs.
Joshua Morris, Jr., and family.
Mrs. Walter Hudson and son of Sell
byville spent the weekend with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Hudson,
SF.
Miss Doris Lynch entertained on Sum
day night Grice McCabe, Harold Nc
Cabe. Raymond Hudson, Levin Kingle,
Hilda Long, Hilda West, Delaphine Ev-
ans, Ruth McCabe and Marguerite
Walston.
Mrs. Frank McCabe is on the sick
list this week.
Mr. and Mrs Raleigh Murray and
family called on Mr.. and Mrs Hiram
James at Ocean View this week.
Milford chronicle., 1929-11-22
Man So Nervous Gets
Sore When Spoken To

at actually irritated me to have
anyone talk to me, I was so nerv-
Gus. Vinol ended this and I feel
wonderful now."-Wm. Fahy.
Vinol is a compound of iron,
phosphates, cod liver peptone, etc.
The very FIRST bottle makes you
sleep better and have a BIG appe-
tite. Nervous, easily tired people
are surprised how QUICK the iron,
phosphates, etc., give new life and
pep. Vinol tastes delicious. Red
Star Drug Store, Milford. In Lewes
by Arthur H. Morris.
Milford chronicle., 1929-11-22
Rattle Snake Ridge

Our community was shocked Friday
to hear of the death of Alvin Lynch Of
Selbyville, formerly of Roxana.
Mr. and Mrs. Cleve Evans and four
children of Williamsville were callers
of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Long and family
Thursday evening.
Thomas Gray and family are expect
ing to move in their new home, near
this place, this week.
David James Long of Selbyville is
spending some time with his son here.
Fred Long, Cleve Evans and Frank
Tyre made a business trip to Newark,
Nd, on Saturday.
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Farnnington

Sunday evening, November "a. reviv-
al services will begin at Prospect M. e.
Church.
Tuesday evening, November 26, the
Cherry Sisters of Rehoboth Beach. will
have charge of the services. Gloria
Cherry, the 16-year- r-old girl, will do the
preaching, assisted in the after service
by her 10-year-old sister, Jean. Don't
miss this opportunity to hear them.
Services begin at 1880 p. m.
Services each evening thereafter ex-
cept Thursday and Saturdays evenings.
Wednesday, November 81, at 1880 q.
In., quarterly conference at Todd's M
e. Church Dr. w. e. Habbart, Dis
trict Superintendent, in charge.
Thursday evening, November 28, spe-
cial Union THANKSGIVING service at the
Salem M. e. Church. Pennington. A
visiting preacher will bring the mes
sage and appropriate hymns will be
sung. The folks at each of the churches
are invited to attend.
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Omar
(Near Frankford)

The Omar Grange. No. Sc. met Mon
day evening, November 18. with quite
a large number present. Plans for the
chicken supper were discussed. After
the business meeting refreshments of
punch and cake were served. Tickets
for the supper which are no sale now
will also be sold that evening.
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ZOar

Many from here attended the enter
tainment held at Miilsboro school
house on Tuesday evening.
Miss Margaret Lawson spent the
weekend in Millsboro.
Nr. and Mrs. c. H. Rogers and fam
Nv entertained as dinner guests Sun
day Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Lawson, MI;
and Mrs. Winfred Brittingham OIL
Georgetown. 80
Miss Pearl Rogers spent part OF
IA sf week with Mr.. and Mrs. Winfreo
FrIttingharl in Mlllsboro.
Mrs. win Gordy Is no better at this
"rd Sunday school Sunday morning at
ego: class at 1880.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1929-10-16
PLATE LUNCH AND FOOD SALE

The Ladies Aid of the Methodist
church will serve a plate lunch at
Jaehndng's Hdw., Store, Saturday;
October 10Th, from 1870 to p. m.
A food and vegetable sale will be held
in the afternoon. 15-1t.
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q CITY AND COUNTY 8
ESTHER DAVIS sTENsvAD, City Edi

advertising inserted
except by
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IKE MBW
SdilllltrSilulQ1
Bry4IUzeA Justin epas@xA 9nann

Yes. Cecia Pretty name, isn't
it? Just like her Colin agreed
We'll. I broke the news gently that
I'd have to get out of all of it. 1t
must have been a pretty bad shock
to the kid
Couldn't believe me when l told
her to come along, that 1 was as
crazy about her as ever-rallied a
bit. poor kid. and said she was game.
Asked for little time to get ready,
and I can laugh now when l re-
member what she called getting
ready
she spent about a thousand
dollars on sports clothes. every kind,
from Alps-climbing outfits to what
the we'll dressed bride will wear in
the jungle We started out with
six trunks. I think it was, and
we'll. she went back home.
"A fairly CHASTITY three months,
those we're. with the poor kid not
having a glimmer of an idea of
what I was trying to do. She kept
saving. We've had a wonderful va
cation now. Colin. Let's go home
in time for the winter season. We
don't want to miss everything.
Miss everything!" the man repeated
bitterly
"And-then?' Crystal asked.
through stiff lips.
To Be Continued
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They we're talking beneath the
clatter OF the restaurant
Colin Grant saw Crystals smile
and misintcrprctcd it. angrily. oh,
you're not in for the story OF Colin
Grant. or From Rags to Riches.
From Riches to Rags would be
more like it.
agMy family's Back Bay Boston,
y ID all that that means Harvard
All couldn't stand it any longer
and hit tho long trail. Started on
my way when I was 90 and I've
been going ever since, except for
a strange interludc.
CRYSTAL had a premonition OF
what was coming. for cold hand
seemed to close about her heart.
Marriage. I SUPPOSE" she asked
With assumed careleSSneSS.
Colin Grant nodded. Kid I'd
known pretty much all my life and
hadn't paid much attention TO TIL
I went home for Christmas the year
I was IS. I'd been TO China and
hack on cattle boat; had had a
look-in on Kiplings India and found
II had never existed or hao oeeh
press -agented to death
We'll. anyway. was fairly home
sick. and more than a little SuScep-
tibel to pretty things after seeing SO
much plain and fancy dirt in China
and India
CRYSTALS voice betrayed nothing
il was bright. interested. amused
And she was very pretty?
"Delectable. Colin Grant grinned
vrvlv with a hint OF old pam.
Little. soft. deliciOus-the KIND Oh
girl any. man would describe as a
little darling. well. dlon nave
a chance
"A chance?" Crystal repeated
mechanically. She. who had talked
so lightly a minute before OF heart
break
"A chance to keep out OF the trap.
of course" Colin elucidsted. If I'd
had time TO think. 10 have known
I couldn't make a go OF 1t. Never
could stand being tied. trapped in
one place Well. when / came out
from under the anesthetic. I'd been
married six months and found / was
Giving in a house my father had
iyen US in the Back Bay district,
a wedding present.
bound I was holding down a gen.
Job on the Atlantic Monthly;
hadn't had an idea for short
y Since-well. for six months.
ut wild then. but. oh. l assure
I did it in a nice way! Told
Ia"
Celia" Crystal repeated SOFT
So her name had been Celia.
she had been soft and deli
As. little darling.
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SOW 60 oN WIZ rHE STORY
CHAPTER xXXV oContinu,

CHAPTER XXXV Continued
Z STEELE found her standing on
j. the last step Of the stairs-a
tiff, White-iaced blind-eyed little
thing.
Please, ma am. Estelle whispered
coming close enough to touch Mans
loosely clasped, cold hands. The
mister sent me to find YOU. He
wants you in-thcre. and she jerkec
her head toward the dining room
Listen, ma am; don't you let her
get away with nothing! Stand up
for your rights. Miss Mani You're
his wife now, and she amt got nc
more right in this house than-thau
4 cocToachl Don't you take a
word often her, Miss Nan"
Bhndly. but with odd dignity
Nan made a slight gesture Of dis
.-rlisSal toward the maid, then walked
it'll stiff jerkiness toward the din
/, E room door. Her cropping hand
found the knob, was about to turn
It. before Estelle's words penetrated
into her dazed mind. you're his
wife now"
She passed an uncertain hand be-
fore her eyes as if to dispel the
mists through which she had been
moving. OF courSel What a fool
she was to be so frightened She
was John Curtis Morgan's wife!
EStelle. watching from the stairs,
saw the little brown head go up, the
slim. boyish shoulders straighten,
before Nan turned the knob. With
a sob of relief, the maid darted
around the staircase to the kitchen,
TO pour the latest news bulletin into
Maude O'Brien's avid ears.
She's going TO fight for her
man. Maude - God bless herr
Estelle exulted. Fair knocked her
out. it did. I thought for a minute
that the poor little dear would pack
her things and beat it. leaving that
hell-cat to get her claws into the
poor mister again
What stumps me Maude
OBrien maryelcd. scOWling pro-
digiouSly and gathering the dishes
in the sink to keep her words from
penetrating to the dining room. lis
why the high and mighty Lady Iris
come back? Any one that was blind
in one eye and couldn't see out of
the other coulda seen she didn't
care a snap of her finger for the
poor dear man when she had him
HUH Estellc snorted. dabbling
the tears from her eyes with her
apron. That's don't bother me
none Maude! That crook Crawford
that she run off with give her the
air-Oh. Lordy Listen!' she
gasped, as a scream rose and rose
till it reached nervc-shattering crc-
scendo then broke abruptly.
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forty fathoms or 240 feet deep. Fish
have been taken from depth of
over a mile.
At what age do women reach ma
jority in California?
TUenty-one.
How many patents have been
granted in this country since 1888?
Between a million and half and
two million.
How can maple syrup be made
from maple sugar.
Add one third Of pound Of water
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to each pound of sugar and boil
until it is dissolved.
Who wrote THE Professors Love
Story"
Sir James M Barrie.
What do the names Marion and
Anita mean?
Marion, bitter; Anita, grace.
When was the L. S. S. Atlanta
first put in commission?
July 10. 1887, at the New York
navy yard.
Does the Constitution of the
United States prohibit intermarriage
between different races?
No but several states have laws
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prohibiting some forms Of interra-
cial marriage.
Should o'clock be spelled with a
small or large o?
Unless it begins a sentence, o'clock
is. spelled with small letters, not
capitals.
How tall are the sequoia trees in
California and what diameter are
they?
Some have reached a height Of
AIS feet, and their diameter varies
from fifteen to twenty-five feet.
When did Easter Sunday last fall
on April 10, and when will it fall
again on that date?
The last time was in 1898, and 1t
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Editor The Indianapolis Times Wash
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All letters are confidential You are
service
How old is Lon CLANCY?
Forty-siX years
Are there fish in the sea as deep
as forty fathoms?
Many kinds of fish frequent water
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To Be Continued
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RIVAL ,Mi|TVES
g 1929 ~ Mex SERVICE INC.
THIS HAs HArFTHED

Because shc DC 10 ioic attn her en-
p,avcr. JOHN CURTIS MORGAN.
successful lawyer. NAN CARROLL. Sec
rctary. decide 20 reign Shc liuEcra
however when she learns Morgan IS to
ocfcud z supposed friend. BERT CRhW-
FORD. MORGAN Hins CraTford-s &C
cJittsl and lcarcs foen ~ oncc. IRIS.
MoTEsn's wife follow clc-cIv writing
back TO Morgan that She I'D never re-
i1rn. She clcrcrlr omit reference to
Crawford. HON Morgan trustc i'm
l pncitlT
Nan saves Morgan from despair b.
forcing him moro oecpl- into his ORR.
For sis months she act a. long dis
lance houeckccpcr for him. winning the
love Of little CURTIS his son. and
bringing comfort TO man Tho
ironically thinks Of another
Morgan finally stuttcrs proposal
and after quiet Wedding. thcg are
prevented from going on their honc--
moon o. tnc unexpected arrival of ?
pleading client. Nan urges Morgan to
stav with the case.
For three months their farcicsl mar
rlage continue. Nan IS on the yerRc
n despair She decides 70 leave but
Morgan finds hrr packing HI con-
fesscs nc adore her but has believed
she married him out OF pity. SIR con-
lesscs -hc thought the ghost OF Iris vas
forever bctrccn them. The next morn
Ing Thilc tho arr a. breakfast. Iris
returns.
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will fall again on that date in 1865
1866, and 1877.
From what country did the United
States buy Alaska?
Russia
Under what classification do bats
and turtles come?
Bats arc mammals and turtles are
reptiles.
What is the national emblem of
Scotland?
The thistle.
How many members of the ma
tional house Of representatives arc
there?
435. A.s