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Evening star., 1934-08-08

con In tire Arlington Hotel to eAs-
CESS plans for the open house 10 be
held at Camp Good WIN. In Rock
Greek PARK. on August 10.
Prom TO pm. on that day the
public viii be invited 70 attend the
camp and observe the activities con-
Quoted by The Community Chest on
beaalf o. the undsrprfvi1ewed easii-
dTen of the District and their
mothers
Monday night. during The Radio
Joe Kaufman broadcast over wMAL>
Evening star., 1934-08-08

the marble flooring OF the main lobby
Of the white House. to save tt frxua
being worn down by being walked
upon.
Since the removal of the executive
oface staff into the white House.
there have been many callers, and
the shield was directly In the path
frnm the main front doorway to the
Information table.
This famous shield, which Ia 81
feet in diameter and similar In de-
sign to the oficiai shield OF the
Evening star., 1934-08-08
Get Medical Care.

Government employees who pay
cents q week to Manor House Hos
pital In 0olders Green, England, will
be entitled to medical care, surgical
attention. consultations with special
lists. free ambulance, optical and
dental treatment ana out patients
service.
Evening star., 1934-08-08

United States, except that the head
OF the American eagle IS turned Co
the right tnseead cf tina left, was
placed IN the flooring when the white
House was being remodeled by Theo-
dore Roosevelt In 1907.
Evening star., 1934-08-08
Irish Prize Play Picked.

given the Easement award for the
best Irish play Of 1898 TO Brinaley
MacNauarA for his play 'Marsarsk
GtIlan."
Evening star., 1934-08-08

familiar sF1tn the camp viii be inter-
viewed. 10 give them m opportunity
10 describe their reactions 10 camp
life
Evening star., 1934-08-08
Are Ban Opposed.

Airdrie, Scotland. has asked the
government to withdraw its prohibi-
ton against aged couples using youth
hn<tefS
Evening star., 1934-08-08
PRESIDENTIAL SHIELD
GUARDED FROM CALLERS
Table Placed Over Copper Design
in White House Floor TO
Prevent Wear.
Prevent Wear.

A long mahogany table has been
placed directly over the shiny copper
shield OF the President. embedded in
Evening star., 1934-08-08
Embroidered 4 BY Queen.

Once owned by Gveen Klazabeth.
who embroidered The velvet binding
with Tudor roses, q Bible was sold
recently In London for $500.
Evening star., 1934-08-08
Sugar for Home Needs.

Mexico estimates that the 200 900
tons of sugar which win be produced
there this year viii be Just about
enough for It's own people.
Evening star., 1934-08-08
CHEST ADVISORY UNIT
DISCUSSES OPEN HOUSE
Public Is Invited 20 Visit Camp
Good Will on August 10
Fron z 20 o PM.

Members Of the Advisory Council
OF the Community Chest Publicity
Committee naet yesterday at . lunch
Evening star., 1934-08-08

Throws Money on Fire.
Estonia Is credited with tho most
peculiar Of marriage customs, the
bride throwing money ON the firs
when frat entering her new home.
St. Croix tribune. [volume] (Christiansted, St. Croix, V.I.) 1922-1937, 1934-10-08
Rattle! Rattle!

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Sedan. the very latest model out. See
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Just imagine! A Fine. New Car to
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yours. A chance for everybody. 800 of
them at So 90 each. Police Protection.
See. phone or write
WE. MESSER.
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NOTICE.

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no longer under my protection am net
responsible for any debts contracted by
her. Also all persons are waraed against
purchasing nFGcles of furniture and eth
er personal property from her,
GIUSEPPE DURSO
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American Scantic Line
SIS. "ORITANI"

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from the Windward and Leeward Is-
lands on or about 9Th October and will
be despatched for New York accepting
Mail. passengers. and Freight
ARNOLD M. GOLDEN.
Agent
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-01-26

MATTEL 'om tel bane je nikto j.
ny, ako najva6sf bohaG v repub.
like, viacnasobny cesko-nemecky
bi1ionar Petschek. A ako SINE
minule sdelili, tych 14O banikov
zahynulo len preto, ze MATTEL
rozkazal sporovat'! BAHIA bola
pima uhol'neho prachu a pole.
valo sa len v tie dni, ked' mala
prist' inSpekcia. A Y republike
vraj vladne socializmus, ktort
sa stara o robotnika. Ba, o Pc.
tchekov, ktorym je tych 40 l'ud
sktch hvotov, ako tol 'ko much
Cesi zavesili Slovakom az IS
tlacovych pravot! Medzi zalova-
nymi SD: senator Krcmery, po-
slanec DIR. Tiso, knaz Peter Ma
kos, spisovatel' Milo Urban, re-
daktor Karol Sidor atd'. atd'.,
"a clanky uverejnene v "Slo-
vaku", organe Hlinkovej l'udo-
vel strany. Nuz, 90 50 tyka pre-
nasledovania Slovakov, Mad'ari
boil oproti Cechom len u6ni.
Ceskt terror nem6de trvat' We
cne. Kedysi pride ma psa mraz
Ze sd TAXI, zadubeni a nevidia,
Se zen1 Mussolmiho plAnom vo-
du ma mlyn - totM pAnom 8
dosadenim Ottu ma tr6n. Veru,
"umf' tt Cesi "vlAdnout''l
v nedel 'najSom "vindicato-
ru" celia polstrana bola venova-
na prfhode horvatsk6ho studen-
+
ia Zvonka Budaka q jeho otca,
dra Mile Budaka, ktord zaxili
Y boji "a horvatsk6 slobodu.
Zvonko je tuht narodovec hor-
vatskt, . Com sme 90 presved.
Gill ' rozhovore 8 MIN. A jeho
otec len zazrakom uniknul smr-
ii. Srbskf jani6iari no talk KY
jami zbili, ze lezal mesiace ' po-
steli 3 polamanymi kost'ami.
Ked 81 vyhojil, celia rodina mu-
sela opustit' rodn6 vlast' hor-
vatskd, lebo celej hroEilo W.
yra6denie.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-01-26
CI.EVELANDSKE ODBORY
CHOU BHV. REDAKTORA

Clevelandske odbory Mar. s.
Spolku, a sfce 4, %, IA, 100,
162, 432, GAG 725 poslaly nam
rezol1ciu k uverejneniu (no ne
name miesta), ze 81 .prajd, ably
hi. predseda TomaScik uviedol
nazad ma redaktorske miesto
konvenciou zvoleneho redakto-
ra, ktory by poprial v organe
miesta odborom navrhovat' re-
formy, ktore bud1 organizacii
ma osoh. Ziadajd tiez prepuste-
ME terajsieho nevoleneho re-
daktora.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-01-26

Sticka a nacisticka. Dollfuss sa
'opiera len katolfcku stranu a
odoprel kooperaciu socialistov.
Tito sd teraz zomiel ami oboma
stranami, ale vel'ka vacsima z
mich sa pridava k nacistom, tax.
ze polozenie Dollfussa je otra-
sene. Ak sa tam dostan1 naci-
sti k Wade, mix i'm neprekazi
pripojenie Rak1ska k Nemecku.
A to bude takou provokaciou
pre- Taliansko a Malt Dohodu,
ze sa toho m6ze vyvindt VOL
ma.
Mnssolmiho Taliansko nikdy
nepristane ma to, ably Nemecko
dostalo Rakdsko do moci, lebo
to by Dol koniec Mussoliniho
snom o nadpanstve Y strednej
Europe. Mala Dohoda, menovi-
te -Slovensko, tiez nepri-
stare, lebo by tax Oesko bolo
1plne v tame Nemecka.
Nastup nacistov je tiez silny
" Gdansku, ktore je "slobod.
ntm a neodvisl5m" prfstavntm
mestom pod ochranou Ligy Ma
.rodoy. Nacisti ST III panmi
Gdanska a chcd no pripojit' K
nemeckej riSi. AkonAhle to u
robia, Poliaci i'm skocia ma kirk.
Podobna situacia je ' saar-
skom dzemf, ktore je nateraz
drzan6 Francdzmi q o rok ma
byt' plebiscit, kde chce obyva-
tel'stvo prisldchat'. Nacisti ma
il uz tam .vSetky 6rady ' ru-
kAch q hovoria, ze 80 percent
obyvatel'ov je "a pripojenie k
Nemecku. Franc6zi ale nechceI
by ztratit' toto fzemie, lebo je
vel'mi bohate ma uhlie a xelez-
nj rudu. Al tn je dobrA "a.
drapka k vojne. Keby SINE pri-
dali k tymto znakom inc, videi
by SINE jasne, ze svet zachr4-
nj cd novel vojny len s&zrak.
Miestny 'sVindicator'' PRIME
sol minulk dni obraz vchodu do
tel straSnej bane ' CechAch, '
ktorej zahynulo 140 chudobntch
banfkov. Smutnt pohl'adl 2 6e-
Ikfoh noyfn 1nas - dc1ftel, =
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-01-26
1Vsdy Najjemnejsi Tabdk

Ia socialne poistenie je i pre-
zident Roosevelt sekretarka
prace Perkinsova. Ale oni mic
nevykonajd, ked' 81 robotnictvo
samo nebude t1to spravodlivost
ziadat'.
Socialne poistenie je v zaujme
kazdeho obcana i telesa. Neza-
mestnany nemoze kupovat' u
obchodnika, nem6ze platit' ma
kostol ami ma spolok, nem6ze 81
predplatit' ma noviny, nemoze
platit' lekara ami "a ieky, ne
m6ze 81 najat' pravotara. Lebo
nezamestnany clovek nema Pc
nazi. Ale ked' bude poisteny,
bude mat ake.take peniaze.
Federalne poistenie je lepsie,
ako statne. Daktore staty s1
chudobne, nemozu 81 to dovolit' !;
inc sd vel'mi reakcionarske, ne.
vykonaly by to nikdy. Socialne
poistenie je v Europe uz mnoho
rokov v platnosti a osvedcilo
sa. Al tu sa osyedcf.
Fred B. Rentschler je jednym
z tych mudrcov, ktori dali $253
a wall $35, 100000. Tento clo-
vek zarobil to ma 1castinach u
nited Aircraft & Transport Co.
behom jedneho roka. Met po-
chybnosti, 6eby neschudobnel,
keby mu vlada niekol'ko 2 tych
milionov vzala ' podobe dane a
dala do fondu poistenia neza-
mestnanych. No 2 toho nenasle-
duje, zeby robotnfci nemali pri.
spievat' do takeho fondu, ked
pracujd.
V5etky znaky ukazuj1, ze sa v
Rakdsku ma jar nieco strhne, 20
Ibude mat d'alekosiahle nasled-
ky. Rakdsky kancelar Dollfuss
trait moe q nacisti stavajd sa 90
raz smelSfmi. Y Rak6sku s6 tri
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-01-26

vyrobia co sa neodpreda do cudziny. Bez sn1zenia
pracovnej DOLBY, bez zvysenia mzdy bez obmedzenia
zskov nakupn1 silu cel&ho naroda nemozno zbudovat
Dat Wac biionoy novtch penazf do obehu osoM len
Dc casn, kjm = nsdostan6 ~ besodn6ho yteea
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-01-26
ROZHLAS YSN.

! V posledne easy noviny sd pl-
ne chyaly slavy ma preziden-
ia Roosevelta. Gfecky arciibis-
kup Anthenagoras ' jednej kaz-
nj sa vyslovil, xe Roosevelta po-
slal sam Bob, aby pomohol l'u-
du. Rev. Coughlin sa vysIovil,
ze je Roosevelt v svojom smy.
sl'ani 20 rokov pred inymi a ze
je treba, aby l'ud celej krajiny
veril vsetk6mu, 60 mu prezident
povie. Anglicke casopisy (z An
glie) no nevedia prenachvalit'.
Podl'a mich, je on najvacsim
muzom tejto dolby. Pc Spoj. Sta
toch sa robia "Rooseveltove ba.
l" k jeho pocte.
Slova Rev. Coughlina, ze je
Roosevelt v svojom smysl'anf 20
rokov vpred cd inych, sd prav-
dive. Len dvadsat' rokov, a ja-
ky rozdiel!
NeSt'astfm Pudstva s1 ME II,
| Go su 20 rokov vpred so svo-
Jim smysl' amin, ale tt, Go st
1000 rokov vzad. A tito sve-
| tom vladnu.
Lenivost' pudi do myslenia
vyuziva 90 percent tych, Go my
slia. Tych desat' percent my.
sliacich, co chct l'udu dobre, sG
prorokmi ma p1sti. Len zriedka
sa stane, ze by jedneho mich
l'ud nasledoval. Roosevelt je
| UOu VvnlmkOu.
| Ale nesmieme zab1dat' ze a.
nj Roosevelt ami jeho radcovia
ME s1 bohmi. S1 len l'ud'mi,
ktorf sa mozu pomylit a upad.
nut do nemilosti ludu.
| Youngstown ma leteck1 sta.
nicu, ktora je vraj nedobra a
preto potrebuje nov1. Nevieme,
preco je nedobra, ked' ma nu
sletuj1 lietadla i vzdor tomu.
Nevieme, ci sa tn jedna o move
zarobky pre- dakoho, alebo tt,
co kdpili pozemky pre- terajsiu
leteck1 stanicu, sa tomu rozu-
meli ako hus pivu, alebo mali
pri tom inc zaujmy ''na srdci'
Bolo by to treba napred vyse.
trit' a potion move pozemky ku.
povat''. .."
| Youngstown potrebuje dobrt
leteck1 stanicu uz nielen preto,
re sa letectvo rozvinuje a ze j.
nase mesto obchodne vyznam'
ne. Youngstown potrebuje do.
br1 leteck1 stanicu i z vojen.
skych OIL 'adov. Caste sa hovo-
ri moznosti vojny Angliou.
A nase oceliarne staly by sa do.
brym tercom pre- anglicke bonn.
by, keby SINE nemali dobr1 sta
nicu pre- naSe vojenske ietadla.
Obchodne zaujmy Anglie sa
krizuj1 s nasimi. Do roku 1922
Anglia a Japonsko boly spojen-
cami nielen proti Rusku, ale j
proti nam. A toto spojenectvo,
hoe verejne zrusene, nezomrelo,
len drieme. V bud1com roku sa
rozhodne, ci sa z driemot prebe-
rie. Ma otazku dobrej leteckej
stanice pre- Youngstown musime
tedy hi 'adiet' j s tohto stanovi-
ska a nebyt' proti kupovaniu
novych pozemkov, ak terajsie
nevyhovujd.
Vacsina nasich oceliarnf ma
chodi sa v dosahu ietadiel 2
Kanady. Temer vsetky. Inc ST
dosazitel'ne 2 mora. Keby nam
nepriatel' znicil oceliarne, sta
Ii by SINE sa bezbrannymi. Lebo
bez ocele nemozno vojnu West.
V New Yorku maly slovenske
spolky 10. dec. schodzu, ma kto-
rej sa vyslovily "a federalne po.
istenie proti nezameStnanoSti q
"a starobnd penziu. 70 zpravy
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-01-26
Slovenska katolicka
Basketball Liga
Poriadok hier v prvej a druhej
polovici sezony

Poriadok hier v prvej q druhej
polovici sezony
81. janu&ra
Mestrovich-Ferranti
1880 st. Johns VS. st. Matthias
1925 Haselton Sokols VS. St.
Francis
500 Holy Name VS. Cy-Me
z. febru&ra
Centrella -Caruso
Z 80 St. Matthias VS. St. Francis
8:25 Holy Name VS. st. Johns
800 Haselton Sokols vs. Cy-Me
Il. febru&ra
Ferranti- -Mestrovich
7:3O Holy Name VS. Haselton
Sokols Sokols-D Dark
8:25 st. Matthias VS. Cy-Me
9:2o St. Johns VS. St. Francis
DruhA polovica sezony
%. febru&ra
Mestrovich- -Ferranti
1882 st. Johns VS. Haselton
Sokols
8:25 st. Francis VS. Cy.Me
st. Francis White
9:20 ST. Matthias vs Holy Name
Z. marca
Centrella Caruso
7:30 Cy-Me vs. Holy Name
8:25 st. Matthias VS. st. Johns
9:20 st. Francis vs Haselton
Sokols
II. marca
Ferranti-Mestrovich
1880 Cy-Me vs. Haselton> Sokols
s 25 St. Francis vs. st. Matthias
9 20 st. Johns VI Holy Name
n. marca
Caruso Centrella
Z 80 st. Francis vs st. Johns
I8:25 Haselton Sokols VS. Holy
Name !, Haselton Dark
9;20 Oy-M No " Isl. lfathias
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-01-26

Vzdy len najjemnejsi tabak a len stredne listy
81 zakupovane pre- Lucky Strike cigarette. Mi
nekupujeme vrchne listy-lebo tie sd nevyvinute.
Ami ME spodne listy-lebo tie su podlejsie vo
kvalite. Stredne listy-za ktore farmer dosta-
'vaji vyssie ceny y4ssu najlahodnejsie listy. A
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-01-26

jedine stredne lisy sd souzivane pri vyrobe
Luckies- take okruhle, take pevne-bez stra-
patych koncov. To je, pre6o kazda Lucky
tiahne fahko, hori jednalo-a je vzdy lahodna
hladka. A potom tiez-"It's toasted pre-
ochranu hrdla- pre- lepsiu chut. s,t.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-01-26

Poistenie proti nezamestnano-
sti a n1dzi ' starobe ME je xiad-
nym socializmom. To nam len
milionari tax vravia. Poistenie
je spolocenska spravedlivost',
ktor1 vyzaduje dnesn& doba.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1934-05-25

children. All fraternal Organiza-
tions of this community are asked
to join the parade. Following this
service will be held in the Public
School Auditorium. The speaker
will be Rev. Howard Davis, pastor
of the M. E. Church here, who served
overseas as a World War chaplain.
Two bseball games with Wilmington
teams will be held during the day.
one in the morning and one in the
afternoon. beginning at IL O'Clock
and 2.30 o'clock respectively. The
observance is sponsored by the
American Legion Post No. s.
Milton Athletic Club will present
their minstrel in Lincoln City.
Thursday evening. May 21st, at
o'clock. This was to have been
given May Sth, but was postponed
because of Indictment weather.
The Milton baseball team will play
their first game of the season with
Glendale at Glendale on Saturday
afternoon.
The local Boy Scouts will hold
reorganization meeting in the School
Auditorium. Thursday evening, May
3lst. at 100 o'clock. Mr.. Paul Bryan
who has had four years experience
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1934-05-25
ROXANA

Rev. Mckee organized an Ep-
worth League Sunday evening with
the following officers: President.
Miss Evelyn Wilgus; first vice
president. Miss Grace Lynch sec
ond vice president, Edward John
son; third vice president. Miss
Pearl Murray; fourth vice president
Mrs. Edna Quillen; secretary, Har-
old Leary; treasurer Walter Quill
len. Miss Evelyn Wilgus is the lead
er for Sunday evening.
Walter Marvel spent the week.
end with Tilghman Lynch at Bish-
opville, Md.
Miss Ethleen Steele, near Ocean
View was the guest of Miss Goldie
Murray over the weekend
Mrs. Katie Maser of Wilmington
is visiting her brother. James Leary
and family
Miss Betty Jean Dukes of Selby-
willie spent the weekend with Mr..
and Mrs. Vance Lynch.
Mr. and Mrs. o. W. Wilgus were
dinner guests of relatives at Snow
Hill, Sunday.
spending this week with her niece,
Mrs. Frank Barnett at Lewes.
Mr. and Mrs. A. II. Watson had as
their dinner guests Sunday Mr.. and
Mrs. Luster Lynch. Mr.. and Mrs.
Roland Lynch.
Miss Hilda Bennett and Ted Han
ma of Wilmington spent the week
end with Miss Benefits parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Cove Bennett.
Armel Long was dinner guest
on Sunday of Edward Johnson.
Charlie Tinsle is suffering with 4
sore foot which came from kicking
at rat. He missed the rat and hit
cement block.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hudson of
Dover spent the weekend with
their sister, Mrs. Amanda Evans at
the home of Mrs. Evans daughter
and son-in-law. Mr.. and Mrs. Or
lando Derrickson
Miss Mildred Bennett of Lewes
spent the weekend with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. William Bennett
Sunday the BENEFITS delightfully."-
entertained to a turkey dinner Prof
and Mrs. r. A Shields, Mr. and Mrs.
GlenwOOd Harrington. Miss Anna
Beebe and Miss Eta Futcher all of
Lewes. In the evening they enter
tanned Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Lewis,
Vaughn Moore, Jr., of Selbyville.
and the Misses Virginia Wyatt and
Betty Shep of Lewes.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1934-05-25
WATERFOWL
SURVEY WILL
CLOSE JUNE |
Rest Days, Restricted
Hunting Hours, Feed
ing Considered.

Rarely, if ever, will sportsmen
and other interested Delawareans
have an opportunity to register
Opinions" in a survey" of more
importance to "WildfOwlers" than
is now being conducted by the Del
aware Game and Fish Protective
Association.
The survey deals with Migratory
Waterfowl Regulations, applicable
to Delaware, which will soon be is
sued by the U. S. Secretary of Ag-
riculture for all states and may he
based upon recommendations Of
various state game departments and
the Federal Migratory Advisory
Board.
Three of the major questions are
"a the ACCESSIBILITY of longer
open season with Resi- Days" so
that in the final ANALYSIS there will
not be more legal hunting days than
last prescribed. (2) The question of
further restricted legal hours of
hunting waterfowl. Shall this be
from seven or eight O'Clock in the
morning to 3 or o'clock in the af-
ternoon instead of from One-half
hour before sun-up to shutdown?
49, What about prohibiting or reg
ulating feeding"
Special forms having 10 do with !,
six of a network of problems peril /
nent to the sport" have been dis |
tributing among sporting goods /
stores or members of the Associa- /
tiOn in II of the larger towns
throughout the State. for the use of
Delawareans other than members
of the Association. Obviously all
concerned should avail themselves
of this opportunity to express
opinions" or forever hold their
peace"
What say, you sportsmen? The
survey closes June l.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1934-05-25
GAINESVILLE

Mr.. and Mrs Edw. Johnson and
daughter Julia and Miss Betty Muir
ray of Philadelphia, spent the week
end with Mr.. and Mrs. E. W. Helm.
Mrs. Maggie Kitchens has return
ed to her home near here. She is
greatly improved.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ. Long of Sell
byville visited Mr.. and Mrs. W. T.
Breasure on Sunday. Mr.. and Mrs.
G. l.. Thomas, of Frankfort also
called during the day.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. X. Richards of
Bywood, Pa. and Mrs. Annie West
of Yeadon, Pa, visited Mr. and Mrs.
]. P. Belts over the weekend.
Miss Matte Belts has returned to
her brother, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. P.
Belts after visiting relatives in
Philadelphia.
Miss Edna West and Matthew
Murray were quietly married Satu(-
day, May IL, 1884.
John Townsend has returned
home after receiving treatment at
the Wills Eye Hospital in Philadel-
phia.
Mrs. Ralph Belts entertained a
number of friends from Virginia on
Tuesday and Wednesday.
Major and Mrs. c. A. Short spent
last weekend at Newark.
Mrs. NJ. E. Moore spent several
days last week with Mrs. E. w.
Helm while Mr., Helm was attend
ing the graduation exercises of his
grandson.
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was held at the Sound NJ. E. Church
Tuesday, May %
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Grise Of
Philadelphia were recent weekend
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Grise.
The Young Girls Sorority met at
the home of Miss Edna Hudson on
May 16. 1t happened to be also a
birthday of one of the members,
Miss Anna Williams. Everyone spent
an enjoyable evening.
The Misses Eva and Virginia Ad-
kins and mother of MillsbOro and
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Pepper and
family of Millville were Sunday
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Sam FASH
UNI.