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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-11-01

Az ember mem akar meghalni.
Meg a legertelmesebb, meg :.
legcinikusabb ember sem aka1
megnyugodni abban tudatban,
hogy a halallal veget er = leg
alabb foldon az elet es
minden aron vissza akar nyulni
a siron tulrol, hogy az eletbe
beleszoljon.
Az elo emberek vegrendelete
neha nemzedekek sorsat pro-
balja elintezni, a vagyonok fe-
lett harom-negy mem zedek elete-
re intezkedni probalnak, a oyer
mekeik sorsaba beleszolnak, sot
beleavatkoznak azoknak az uno-
kaknak es dedunokaknak dol
gaba, akik esetleg meg nincse-
mex is a vilagon.
Az el6k sem nyugszanak meg,
ha egy halottjukat elvesztik.
Es a temetes elott es utan
szazfele formaban fejezik XII, hogy
az elszakadast mem akarjak ell
viselni es veglegesnek tekinteni,
lepa1abb ezen vilagon.
Daddy Brown, hirhedt Greg
milliomos ugy rendelkezett, hogy
haromezer orchideat tegyenek
a koporsojara es minthogy a va
gyonok parancsolnak, a rendel-
kezest vegre is hajtottak.
Mem tudjuk, hogy a koporso-
ban fekvo hula mennyit erzett
az orchideak gyenge illatabol
vagy hogy mennyi orome telt a
pazar szinekben. De ait tudjuk
hogy a mestersegesen termelt
tropikus viragok otezer dollar.
nal valamivel tobbe kerultek.
Milyen iires, m;lyen gyenge
4 hiusag az, amely otezer dollar
elkolt, hogy hullaja viragol
kozt fekidjek Is milyen erthe
tetlen emberi gyengeseg az
amely orohideak nelkul mem aka1
elszakadni az elett6l.
tires szalmat csepelnenk, h;
ARA gondolnank, hogy mennyi
Vel iobb celokra lehetne oteze
dollart kolteni, hiszen vegre
viragtermelessel foglalkoz6 EN-
berek IS munkAsok EFT penz
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-11-01

- No, ciganyok, hoztam nek--
tex valamit szekelyek kozul.
Szazan is kerdeztek:
Nit hoztal, paloc?
Zsortolodni kezdett, mikozben.
a pipajaval vesz6dott:
- Hat NIT hoztam yolna Szep.
lanyt mem hozhattam, inert arra4
Greg vagyok. A somlyoi templos.
mot nem hozhattam, inert arraa
gyenge vagyok. Ellenben hoztanr,
egy jo anekdotat, ami ait mond-
ia, hogy az olahfalusi lakosolt;
eppen akasztofat keszitettek a,
falu hataraban valami betyaroks
szamara, mikor csiki szekelyek>
vet6dtek ARA es illedelmesen ko-.
szontek falubelieknek:
Szerencses legyen a kend-
tex munkaja.
Am1re az OiahtaluS1ak v1SSZa-
feleltek:
- Resziik legyen kendteknek
is benne.
Bolingattak csiki szekelyek:
- Koszonjuk szepen a josagot.
Hat kendtek' nit dolgoznak?
= Ehol akasztofat csinalunk a,
falu szamarac
Amire csiki szekelyek nagy
jamborsaggaf feleltek:
= Segelje listen ra kendteket:
De az olahfalusiak Sc ma
radtak adosok,, inert visszaszol-
tax:
= Koszonjuk szepen, hasonlo--
keppen kivanjuk.-
Ezzel az anekdotavaf azutan,
Ell is mosott M;kszath' orokre-
minden haragot.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-11-01

- Ez Molnar olyan takare-
kos az otletekkel, mintha millioi
lennenek belole.
EFT Macy Endre mondhatta,
inert felole mindnyajan tudtuk,
hogy gyerekkora ota ugy folyt
bel6le sok otletes gondolat,
mintha vizvezeteki csap lenne.
Ellenben Molnar Ferenc nehe-
zen, helyesebben nehezkesen ir.
Ragodik a gondolatokon, csi-
szolgatja azokat, mas szoval ugy
bank veliik. mint vagy a zsu-
gori, aki ragaszkodik gorcsosen
kincseihez vagy az olyan ember,
akinek kevese van.
Ismetlem azonban, hogy ezzel
a kis anekdotaval mem akartam
levonni semmit Hercegh Ferenc
irodalmi ertekeibol. Igazan kar,
hogy ez nagy iro, sajat zarko-
zott egyenisegeben mem tudott
soha olyan lenni, mint Jokai
Nor vagy Mikszath Kalman. Xii
lonosen a nagy paloc Mikszath
Kalmannak volt olyan szeretet-
remelto egyenisege, hogy csak
szeretni tudta mindenki. Az ui-
sagirok is megbocsatbttak neki
ait a kis hibat, amit egyszer a
banda ellen elkovetett. Keriilte
ugyan sokaig az ujsagirok egy-
letenek helyiseget, de mikor Fo-
garason megvalasztottak kepvi-
selonek, egyszer csak megjelent
ebedutan kozottiink, leiilt, ra-
gyujtott hosszuszaru csibukjara
es minden mentegetozes nelkul
elkezdte:
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-11-01
Meg nem kezdtek meg
$ mar eleg volt

A Lindbergh gyerek val6szinu
elrabl0anak a sargyalasa meg
meg sem kezd6dott es az anne
rikai lapok maris head-line-oztak
a dologban.
Csupan arrol volt $40, hogy
New York allan kiadja-e Jersey
mex vadlottat es mar EFT a
targyalast is oldalakon kozoltek,
ugy, hogy a kozonseg kenytelen
a dolgot megunni.
Tudjuk, hogy ez meresz alli-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-11-01

tas, inert hasonlo szenzacio meg
nalunk Is ritkan van, de mind
ennek van egy hatara Is a fell
korbacsolt idegek egyszer szol--
galatot felmondjak.
Az amerikai ujsagok minden.
aron t6kesiteni akarjak AIT az
ujsaghalmazt, ami a szamukra.
ugyis nagy toke. de olyan,
"hoggishnest" mutatnak ebben a.
dologban, amire meg nalunk semr
volt pelda. az utolso evekben.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-11-01
IRTA: CONDOS sANDoR

hogy kOszonjiink elore neki es
nagy kegyet gyakorolt, ha vala-
kit6l megkerdezte:
Hogy van kedves kartar-
sam?
EFT kartars szot pedig ugy
hangsulyozta valahogy. mintha
AIT akarna vele udvarias forma
ban mondani:
No te, boldogtalan. most
azutan ugrodj XII b6rodb6l oro-
modben, hogy Hercegh Ferenc
kartarsnak nevezett.
| Nehez gomboc volt Hercegh
Ferenc az ujsagiroknak, de jobb
hianyaban megis lenyeltek. Meg
tettek az egylet elnokenek es
kildottseget menesztettek hozza.
hogy ertesitsek a nagy megtisz-
teltetes felol. Hercegh a Buda-
pesti Hirlap szerkesztosegeben,
Rakosi Jen6 szobajaban fogadta
EFT a kuldottseget. Rakosinak
regi vagya volt, hogy az ujsag-
irok egyletenek szekeret vezet-
hesse es EFT talalta legjobb
modnak ARA, hogy a gyeploket
kezebe vehesse. Raparancsolt ke-
menyen Hercegh Ferencre, hogy
fogadja ell az elnokseget.
Jellemz6 ere Herceghre az,
amt egyszer az Greg Sziklai Ja-
nos, a legvenebb es ma is el6
ujsagiro mondott felole:
Mines olyan ujsagiro fold
kereken, aki EFT az embert Fe-
rinek nevezne.
Rakosi Jeno lehetett az
"apank" Mikszath Kalman lehe-
tett mindenkinek "hallod-e te
paloc", Eotvos Karoly lehetett a
"vajda', Jokai lehetett az utolso
kolyok-uj jsagironak is "Moric
bacsi' vagy "Tati'', de Hercegh
Ferencbol. sohase lehetett Feri
senkinek. Olyan folenyesen ell
zarkozo, kegyesen leereszkedo
volt a termeszete mindig es
olyan az ma is.
Ha mar egyszer elfogadta uj-
sagiro ciganysoron a vajdasagot,
akkor Hercegh meg is akarta
mutatni, hogy megerdemelte a
kozbizalmat. Havonta egyszer
pontosan megjelent az egylet
helyisegeben. Eek az elnoki le-
+, ereszkedesek, ha nem is voltak
olyanok, mint aminoket budai
varban Ferenc Jozsef tartott,
mindenesetre nagyon hasonlitot-
tax azokhoz a jambor anekdotak-
hoz, amelyek a nep ,koze vegyu-
IL Matyas kiraly felol szolnak.
Hercegh, ha megjelent az egy.
lett helyisegben, csak a jobbja'
rol huzta lie kesztyiit. A bal
kezen veletlenul mindig rata
feledte. Ellenben annal bajosabl
mosolygassal ereszkedett lie
legborzasabb haju koltokhoz e
a legfiatalabb ujsag irokhoz is
akiket mindig ICY udvozolt::
; Orvendek, hogy latom
tkedves kollegam.
!, Hat ez tetszett nagyon a tia
taloknak. Eldicsekedtek vele
J hogy Hercegh Ferenc kolleg
(, urnak szolitja 6ket, ami men
I utolso dolog. Pedig Herceghnel
z rendesen sejtelme sem volt ate
5 lol, hogy kit tisztelt meg ilye1
modon.
Mivel azonban a korso addi!
I jar a kutra, amig nyaka toril
t Hercegh Ferenccel is megeset'
hogy egy elnoki latogatas delu
: tanjan egy vi fiuval talalta ma
: gat szemkozt a csataorditasoktd
b hangos kartyaszobaban.
= A bozontosan fekete haju, fis
t tai, pompasan oltozott, magas {
a monoklis fiatalember feltun
Hercegh Ferencnek es exert Il
$ ereszkedoen kituhteto mosoly
: lyal udvozolte es kedveskedole
: mondta:
I'll Reo volt mar szerencSel
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-11-01

A budapest Otthon kort azzal
a cellal alapitottak, hogy irok,
ujsaghok Is miveszek kaszinoja
Ilegyen. Lassankent azutan ugy
elszaporodtak benne a nem toll
forgato emberek, olyan konnyu
lett a tagok soraba jutni, hogy
bizalmasabb ujsagiroi dolgokat
nem beszelhettek meg tobbe a
szakmahoz tartozo emberek.
Amellett nagyon erzett az Ott-
honban akkor meg Rakosi Jen6
es ezen reven a Budapest Hir-
lap befolyasa. Icy szlletett meg
az gondolat, hogy jo lenne
kilon cehet csinalni az igazi u
sagirok reszere Is ICY sziletett
meg Budapest Ujsagirok Egye
siilete, amelynek els6 elnoke Mix
szath Kalman lett. Ebbe az egy-
letbe csak olyan ember tartoz-
hatott, aki legalabb harom eve
/ hivatasos ujsagiro volt, kizaro-
lag az ujsagiras mestersegevel
kereste kenyeret.
Mikszath Kalman 1899 elejen
nagyot vetett IL ujsagirok ellen
!! Kezen-kozon, nagy titokban ell
adta napilapjat a Legradyaknak
es vagy harminc ujsagiro esterol
alias nelkul maradt.
Olyan Macy lett ere felhabo-
rodas, hogy Mikszath jobbnak
latta. ha 1emond azonnal az Uj-
sagiro Egylet elnoki szekerol.
Akarmennyire is .haragudott a
budapest ujsagiro banda, ait
megis erezte mindenki, hogy
Mikszath utan mem lehet holmi
apro ujsagirocskat iiltetni az ell
noki szekbe. Valogattak az alkal-
masnak latszo nevek kozott, 4
mig nehai Bede Job XII mem
mondta egyenesen AIT, amt gon-
dolt:
Macy neve is legyen az
vi elnoknek, meg zsido Sc le-
gyen semmi aron.
OFT lett volna elnoknek Gar
donyi Geza, de az olyan felenk
es szereny termeszetii ember
volt, hogy a gondolat hirere is
elszaladt' Egerbe. Benedek Elek
Sc mutatott hajlandosagot ARA,
hogy szekelyfoldi, baconi kenyel-
met felcserelje egy fizetes mel
kiili elnoki allassal, olyan egy-
letben, amelynek legkisebb tagja
is Jokaival egyenrangunak tar
totta onmagat. Barsony Pistarol
mem lehetett $40, inert testvere
az egyetemi tanar mar akkor is
nagy zsido-ellenes volt. Bonitz
Ferenc viszont a katolikus Al
kotmanyt szerkesztette es az
a Mozes vallasu kartarsaknak fe
kudt nagyon a begyeben
A j6 Greg Sebok Zsiga, Z
gyermekmesek nagy mestere ia
. vasolta vegre:
- OFT van Hercegh Ferenc.
Hat persze, hogy OFT volt
Hercegh Ferenc, csakhogy vel'
nagy bibi volt am. Mem akarol
en- szobrokat dontogetni azzal
amiket most mondok Hercegl
felol. Igen nagyra becsulom e'
Hercegh Ferenc iroi tehetseget
kalapot emelek melyen minde'
sora el6tt, de maskent allok a
emberrel. AIT mem szeretem. E
velem egyiitt nincs olyan ma
| gyar ujsagiro multi szaza'
nyolcvanas evei ota, pedig soka,
: voltunk, aki Hercegh Ference
: valaia szerette volna.
: Hercegh Ferencet Rakosi Je
no fedezte fel es hozta az iroda
lomba. Az egykori banati sva
: !, flu ugyan Macy iro es jo ujsae
iro lett, de olyan kivul marao
az ujsagirok bandajatol, ninth
semmi koze Sc lenne hozzajul
Huszartisztekkel, el0kelo meme
urakkal es f6leg arisztokratal
kal tarsalgott csupan, az egye
len to1lforpato volt. aki elO'
Milford chronicle., 1934-11-02

Mr.. and Mrs. William B. Waga-
mon and nephew, John Blizzard
spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs
George Malcom at Smprna.
Mrs. Daniel Wagamon, Jr., is
spending the week in Philadelphia.
Delancey Young OF Philadelphia
was weekend guest Of Mr.. and
Mrs. George Marshall.
Captain John Lank, Philadelphia,
was the guest of his brother, J0-
seph M. Lank, and family over the
weekend.
Harry Edginton entertained his
Sunday-schoOl class at a movie in
Georgetown on Monday evening.
Mrs. Elsie Roushey has returned
from two week visit with relatives
in Wilksbarre, Pa.
Miss Lillian Sade, Mrs. George II.
Waples, Mrs. Thomas Hood and Mrs.
Sallie Irwin were delegates from
the local Union at the W. C. T. U.
Convention, held in Milford NJ. p.
and Friday.
/ The Ladies Aid OF Goshen M. E.
Church met at the home of Mrs.
Lottie Wagamon on Monday even
ing. A very interesting program
was provided by the committee in
charge.
The Young Mems Bible Glass OF
Goshen NJ f. Church had an oyster
supper on Friday evening cleared
s57.25.
Mrs A SigemOre celebrated her
birthday anniversary on Monday
evening by entertaining a number
of friends at a party.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Messick and
daughter spent last week with rela-
atiyes in Philadelphia.
Fred A. Walls deserves the vote
Of every farmer in the 5th Sena-
tOrial District for State Senator, as |
he knows their needs, being a prom
inent farmer and honorable citizen !
Of the Darbeson section. The farm
ers should be represented by an ac-
tive tiller of the sOil-nO one else
knows their needs so well. A vote
Tor Fred A. Walls means that you
will have voice In the legislation
70 be put through at the coming I
Delaware Legislature. Be indep-
sndent as to political doctrine and
stand sOlidly for your best financial
interests.
Milford chronicle., 1934-11-02

the Beebe Hospital due to injuries
which she received from a fall.
Captain and Mrs. Nathaniel H
Evans have closed their cottage on
the beach and moved to one of Mrs
James r. Kelly's apartments on
Pilot Town road for the winter.
Captain Henry Fish is confined to
his home due to illness.
Mrs. Nelson Gibble is spending
some time i'm Baltimore with her
daughter, Mrs. Carl F. Keener and
her family.
The Sussex Trust Company, as
agent, has rented the Seth Russell
property on Market street. to Wal
ter Davidson.
Mrs. Irwin S. Maull, of Lewes
Beach, is on the way to recovery
after a serious illness of five weeks
in bed. Her sister. Mrs. Chas. II.
Morrow, of Wilmington. has been
taking care of her.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Bradley
have returned home from a trip to
the Chicago Fair.
Funeral services were held on
Sunday afternoon at 1890 O'Clock for
Mrs Mary f. Suthard, "a years old,
who died at the Beebe Hospital on
Wednesday night as the result of
complications following an accident
several days ago, in which she re-
ceiyed broken hip. The accident Oc-
CURED October IA as she left the
home of her son, William IL. Suth-
ard to go to the home of her daugh-
ter, Mrs. William +. Atkins where a
party in honor of her saith birthday
which was October %, !
was To be held. Funeral services |
were held at the Atkins funeral
home and interment was made in
The Lewes cemetery.
Miss Eta j. Wilson. executive |
secretary of the Delaware Parent
Teacher Association, will be the
iepaker at the meeting of the Lewes
Parent-Teacher Association on Mon
lay, November 8. Her subject will
De Educational Outlook i'm Della
Hare and the Citizens Relation to
H." The association will sponsor
ard party in the school auditorium
IN November II.
RazZ Joseph is confined to his
lOme on Fourth street due To ser
Ous illness.
Milford chronicle., 1934-11-02

IN the newt few days, because heavy
frosts have killed many OF the vines
This crop will probably be normal in
some sections and far below in
Eothers.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Crouch on
Sunday entertained at a duck din
ner, Mr.. and Mrs. William Wyatt,
OF Georgetown, Mr.. and Mrs. Harold
Hudson and son Marshall, of Dags-
boro, and Mr.. and Mrs. Roland Walls
and sons Kelly and Billy, Of Sails
bury.
Mrs. Mary Qudg entertained ,at
dinner on Sunday her niece, Mrs.
Clifford Wilson, of Milford.
Captain and Mrs. Charles E. Dar-
by and son, Gilbert, of Philadelphia,
spent Sunday with Mrs. Goldie Ow-
ems.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Warrington
have moved into the Lester Glen
daniel property on Broad street.
Rehearsals began on Tuesday eve
ming for the Milton Fire Company's
big benefit show, MIXED Pickles."
which is to be presented in the Fire
mems Auditorium on November 13.
18th. A cast numbering around 100
o. Milton's best talent are to take
part, including a large number OF
kiddies, who are to be seen in
beautifully costumed pageant en-
titled "A Beautiful Banquet" Mixed
Pickles." a big new musical comedy
fun show, was written for laughing
purposes only, in three fast action
acts, bubbling over with mirth, mel
ody and action. Through the action
OF the musical comedy are several
very pretty and attractively cos
tuned singing and dancing chorus
numbers, solos and duets. AS an
added attraction a large number OF
children are to appear in beauti-
fully costumed pageant, entitled "A
Bouquet" The show is to be staged |
by the Wheeler Producing Company. |
Firemen's Auditorium on Nov |
ember 13-14th. A cast numbering |
around 100 Of MiltOn's best talent |
are to take part, including a large /
of kiddies,. who are to be |
seen I'm a beautifully costumed page
ant entitled "a Beautiful Bouquet".
MuAeu FtChleS q DiB new IUuSl-
cal comedy fun show, was written
FOR laughing purposes only, In three
last action acts, bubbling over with
nirth, melody and action. Through
he action of the musical comedy
ire several very pretty and attra-
,tively costumed singing and dane
ng chorus numbers, solos and
luets. As an added attraction a
arge number of children are to
appear in a beautifully costumed
,ageant, entitled A Bouquet. The
how is to be staged by the Wheeler
Producing Company.
DR.. Edward Vaughan, of Middle
own, was Milton visitor during
he past week.
Mrs, George B. Atkins is visiting
elatives in Philadelphia this week.
Mrs. William Morris is i'll at her
lome near town.
The Goshen NJ E. Cemetery Com
nittee met with Miss Susie Carey
n Monday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Johnson and
on, Frank, spent Sunday with her
rother, David Stewart, of Gravel
ill. =
Milford chronicle., 1934-11-02
HARRINGTON

Forty-One years ago Harrington
Council No. 4, Jr. o. U. A. NJ, was
organized and the anniversary was
observe by a social night, which
was held in Odd Fellows Halls last
Wednesday, Oct. 81, when wives and
friends of members took part. The
Council has grown to amembership
OF 135. John w. Sheldrake is the
only charter member remaining of
the original organization. Members
from the State Council were pre-
sent. A program of music and
dancing, interpreted with speeches,
took up most of the time and the
session ended with the financial re-
port of the Council.
Birthday Party
Surrounded by decorations of the
follower season, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
mund Taylor gave a birthday party
TO their little son, Leonard. in hon
Milford chronicle., 1934-11-02

cess.
The Christian Endeavor held a
business meeting with Miss Betty
Knox. A fine time was enjoyed by
all.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ross were in Virgin
la over the weekend. Charles Der
rickson of Millville preached two
inspiring sermons on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roddy Murray, Mr..
and Mrs. Wilmer Steele spent the
weekend in New York as the guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Neil Evans and rel
atiVes.
Mrs. William Wharton is imprOv-
ing and is able to be out again.
The new Stag road which leads
from Bayard to Lord Baltimore
School was started this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Layton Wis
tied Mr. and Mrs. George Qulllen ON
Sunday.
Milford chronicle., 1934-11-02

minister of the church, officiated.
Mr.. Evans leaves a widow, Mrs.
Edith Evans and two children, Sid
ney Evans and Mrs. Amanda Daisey.
William Wilson was paralyZed
slightly this week.
Charles Littleton spent the week.
end with James Cooper.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Quillen, Mrs.
Marie Long had dinner Tuesday
with Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Quillen of
Harrington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel ShOckley and
daughters entertained Mr.. and Mrs.
Jonathan Long and family ON sun
day.
The WOmen's Council neld its
monthly meeting Monday evening,
when much discussion ensued.
Eighty-five dollars were cleared on
the turkey supper Thanks to every
one who helped to make II a sue
Milford chronicle., 1934-11-02
LEWES

Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth White ol
on Wednesday, October "a. He will
be named William w. White, Jr., af-
ter his grandfather.
A display window in the Lewes
Board of Public Works is exhibiting
a large sweet potato, weighing six
pounds, ten ounces, grown in the
Pilot Town section by John p. Muir
ray. The mammoth tuber is as large
as dressed turkey and shaped re-
markably like one.
Mrs. F. G. Clifton, Mrs. Joseph
Marshall, Mrs. Hannah Morris and
William Clifton and Archie Brit
tingham mOtOred to Wilmington and
West Chester on Sunday.
Three men, who failed to give
their names. were rescued from pos
sible death by drowning by Captain
W. G. TOulson, of the fishing steam
er. b. +. Macomber. ten miles off
the Delaware Capes on Sunday.
The yacht in which the men were
helplessly drifting had raised dis
tress signals after the engine be-
came disabled and had apparently
given up hope when the vessel was
sighted by Captain TOulsOn and
tOwed into the Delaware Breakwa
ter The men we're given first aid
treatment and apparently needed no
further assistance and no further
distress signals were raised. The
boat was marked with the custom
house number, K-9420.
The student nurses of the Beebe |
Hospital Training School. held a |
dance on Wednesday evening at the /
RehObOth Beach Country Club.
Howard Long and Mrs Nick Car
ter of Philadelphia spent the week
end here at the Long cottage on
Lewes Beach.
The Bethel Cleaners Sunday
school class of the VI. f.. Church
have elected the following officers
for the coming year: Mrs. Ethel
Prettyman, president, Miss Maria
Scott, vice president; Mrs. Thomas
b. Morris. treasurer, and Mrs. Mar
garet Hickman, secretary. I
The Lewes Teachers Association
is sponsoring a card party to be Civ
en- in the school auditorium on Mon
day evening, November II, at o.
clock.
The Young Mems Republican club
Df Lewes has rented the Lubker
store house, adjoining the bakery on
Second street for n club house. The
club will be active from now on un-
i'll election. The officers are: Leland
Burton, president; Samuel Pierce.
Ir, vice president; William Clifton.
and treasurer. ]. W. Hook
sr, Jr., is County Committeeman for d.
he district. Harry V. Lyons, the Re-
nominee for the Tenth Dis
rict, addressed the newly formed
,lub at the organization meeting.
GlenwoOd Harrington plans to
lose his State street store and open
me in Delmar. This will give him
/ chain of stores. One on Second
street. Lewes, one in Harrington
md one in Delmar.
Mrs. Calvin Evans Is confined to
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or of his eighth birthday, Friday
October 25th.
The lriddies spent a very happ.
evening with their host enjoying
many kinds of games of interest t,
little tots. An abundance of ic'
cream, candy and cake were served
the youngsters before they departed
for their respective homes.
Glitterlng Prospects.
Jack Dembner, manager of the Sol
Edmund Shirt Co., and Harry Black
owner of ladies' apparel shop here
and also in Federalsburk, Md, both
residing here. were notified by cable
Monday, Oct. 18th that they had
drawn horse Tartan" in the Irish
Free State Sweepstakes. The first
information, it is supposed, will net
them around four hundred pounds.
Further Instructions will be issued
on November Sth. Mr.. Black and Mr..
Dembner were passing the time
away in the local stores, when a
friend offered them the tickets.
They each purchased one and one
third ticket, which drew the horse;
it was purchased between them.
The purchases were made last July.
Sale Of Farms
Administrators sale of real es-
tate of the late W. T. Sharp held
Oct. 27th. Saturday, the town pro-
perty was purchased by Ira w. Roe.
Two farms located between Milford
and Laws Church were also sold.
The small farm was purchased by
Andrew Keilbasa, who is now a ten
ant on the large farm. The large
farm of $50 acres, with one hum
dred acres of valuable timber land,
was sold to James l.. Davis of Mil
ford for $9,350. This valuable farm
has been in the Sharp family for IS
years and was purchased by James
in lS49
T.. r. A. Meeting
Mrs. Grace Brown. Program
Chairman Of the Harrington Parent
Teachers Association, is arranging
a splendid program for the first
Fall meeting of the organization, to
be held in High School Auditorium
this Friday. Nov. End. Mrs. Clar-
ance Morris is President of the p. |
T. A.
Miss Martha Holland of Delmar
and Miss Marty Collins Of SeafOrd |
are spending a few days with Rev.
md Mrs. Earl Lawry.
Mr.. and Mrs. William w. Sharp
ipent Thursday and Friday in
Mrs. George l.. Borum of Suffolk,
Va, after spending the past two
weeks with Mr. and Mrs. W. W.
Sharp, Is. now visiting friends in
Philadelphia
Mr.. and Mrs. George Tucker of
'hila. have been spending the past
week with the latter's father, Sam
lei Kemp.
Rev and Mrs. Fl. l.. Schlincke are
pending a weeks vacation with
riends at Georgetown, Snow Hill
nd Salisbury.
Mrs. Annie p. Lewis is closing
Ter home here this week and will
pend the winter with relatives at
benton. Md
Miss Louise Scott of St. Gertrude
academy, Ridgely. Nd. spent the
weekend with her parents. Mr. and
frs. W. ID. Scott