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SATURDAY, APRIL 6, 1885

at ZOO O'Clock p. M
The following described real estate to wit !:
All that certain lot, piece or parcel of
land situated on Cummins Street in the
Town of Smyrna, Kent County and State
of Delaware. adjoining the lands of Lille
J. Carey. lands of Mrs. Spicer, lands of
Edward Porter and lands of others. and
being the same lot. or parcel of land
which was conveyed to the said Vernon A.
Westfall and Mary j. Westfall. his wife.
by deed of Adaline P. Hazel. widow. dated
October IL. 1919. and of record in the re-
corder's Office at Dover. in Record Book L.
Vol. II. page 285. &c.
The improvements thereon being a two
story frame building used as garages and
storage warehouse.
Together with all and singular, the
buildings and improvements of every kind
whatsoever. ways, water. water courses.
rights, liberties, privileges. improvements.
hereditaments and appurtenances whatso-
ever thereunto belonging or in any wise
appertaining.
Seized and taken in execution as the
property of VERNON A. WESTFALL and
MARY ]. WESTFALL. his wife. mort
gagors, and will be sold by
WILLIAM G. BUSH, Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office. Dover. Delaware.
March 20. 1885.
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of the Motor Vehicle Department
whereby the general fund will be
saved an annual outlay of $88,0OO.
AS a result of all these new laws
the general fund will be supple
mented annually by approximately
81 200, 900 for the next biennium
which will be sufficient to put the
budget in balance at the end of the
next two years. What the Cover
nor is said to consider one of the
most important pieces of legisla-
tion enacted at the current session
is the adoption of the bills to trans
fer to the State Highway Depart
ment control of all the roads and
bridges now supervised by the
Levy Courts of the counties, which
measure becomes effective next
July /, and to restrict the Levy
Courts from levying or collecting
any more county taxes for road
purposes. They also fix the total
amount of the taxes the counties
can assess on real estate at so
cents ON the S1O0 in New Castle
and Sussex counties and 40 cents
in Kent county. AS a result of
these laws the property owners
throughout the state will be saved
between S5OO,OOO and S6OO,OOO an
nually in taxes. In this same
group is the bill to increase the
tax on gasoline one cent a gallon
to provide the revenue to enable
the State Highway Department to
finance the care of 1859 additional
miles of highways of which it will
have charge. Other bills which
have passed meeting with the Gov
ernor's program are the Refunding
of State Highway bonds to save
interest; the cost of New Castle
County government by reducing
the Levy Court from seven to three
members and the doing away with
tax collectors and turning the col
lection over to the county treasur-
er and other minor bills.
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DEATH RECORD OF WEEK
CONTINUED from Page OneD

at the last election ran on the
ticket for Sheriff of Kent County
but was defeated by Sheriff Will
liam G. Bush. Mr.. Carroll was a
charter member of the Pilgrim
Holiness Church, which was start
ed 80 years ago. He is survived by
his wife, who was Miss Effie
Adams, of Trappe, Md, three sons,
George, Anthony and Charles. all
of Dover, associated with the faith
er in business; three daughters,
Mrs. Amy Long, Selbyville, Mrs.
Elizabeth Clough, Girdletree, Nd,
and Mrs. Reta Baker, Dover. He
was also the father OF Mrs. Ethel
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SUDLERSVILLE
Items of Personal and Social In.
terest Cleaned From the Vicinity

Sudlersville, Md, April Mrs
Dudley G. Roe, who entered the
University of Maryland Hospital in
Baltimore for an operation is i'm
proving in health. She was visited
last week by a number Of relatives
and friends from both the Eastern
and Western Shores.
Miss Goodhand and Mr.. James
Yewell, of Baltimore, have been
spending the week at Miss Good
hands home in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dell Foxx had as
their recent guests Mrs. Heite, of
Dover and their grandson, Jimmie
Foxx, who is staying with his
grandmother Heite, while his par
ents are in Florida.
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BABY CHICKS

Barred Rocks, White Leghorns,
NH. Reds, RI.Reds. We have high
quality breeders and a splendid
flock improvement program. April
price, $500 per 100. Custom hatch
ing $225 per tray of ia eggs,
THE MacLUCAS HATCHERY
Phone 123 r IL Smyrna, Del
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Death of Mrs. Mary Givan

Mrs. Mary A. Givan, wife of the
late Rev. Thomas N. Givan, died
Wednesday. The remains were
brought to Smyrna and funeral
took place from Matthews Funer-
al Home with interment at Bethel
Cemetery near Elmhurst. Mrs.
Givan is survived by two sons,
Robert G. and Walter c. Givan.
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Short, a member of Dover public
school faculty for several years.
Funeral and interment took place
Thursday afternoon.
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MAN WANTED

Cololred man, over thirty-five
years of age, to work on large
Dairy Farm. Applicant must have
experience in handling cows, and
be able to read and write. Apply
by letter to Frank Pratt, Massey
Maryland. 3-2S u
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WANTED

IF YOU ARE AMBITIOUS you
can make good money with a Raw
leigh Route. We help you get
started. No capital or experience
needed. Steady work for right
man. Write Rawleigh's, Box DED-
30-2, Chester, Pa.
A 81
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GOVERNMENT WORK

Many government examinations
now Open to Women, aged
1880. Good health. For free in
formation covering requirements
write Civil Employees Training,
Inc. Box 8 this paper. "A 1t
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YOUNG MEN

Young men over Is who can fol
low instructions; good opportunity
and salary if in good health and
can qualify Write box 485 Smyrna.
A 2t
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Sherif's Sale
OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE

By virtue of a writ of Levari Facias to
me directed will be exposed to sale by way
of public vendue at the front door of the
Colonial Hotel in the Town of Smyrna,
Kent County. State of Delaware. on
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COAL

Our summer time prices should
appeal to your sense of saving
money now. Fill your bin with
Famous Reading Anthracite. This
coal gives you comfort and is de-
pendable for the coldest Winter
weather.
Our REDUCTION on Coal April
1st is S125 per ton net on Stove,
Egg, Nut and Pea Coal. Get your
order in on this low price.
Our ROOF PAINT and ROOF
CEMENT is of the finest quality.
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S. III. Watts Dies at Townsend

Samuel H. Watts, so years old,
who died at his home near Town
send, Friday, was buried from the
home of his son, Vernon Watts,
Townsend, Sunday afternoon, with
services in the Townsend M. E.
Church. Interment was in the
Townsend cemetery.
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Sherif's Sale
OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE

By virtue of a writ of Levari Facias to
me directed will be exposed to sale by way
of public vendue at the Front Door of the
Colonial Hotel, in the Town of Smyrna,
Kent County, State of Delaware. on
Smyrna times., 1935-04-04
WANTED

A new factory in Dover will want
600 men, ages 18 to 40 Write at
once to Dover Chamber of Com
merce, giving name, address, age
and experience, if any
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FOR SALE

1000 Oak Fence Post, delivered
$50 per 100. Also, Fire Wood
sawed and delivered, Sc per cord.
G.. FRANK GOOTEE,
Phone 235 Smyrna, Del
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REPORT OF CONDITION OF THE CLAY
TON BANK AND TRUST COMPANY,
of Clayton, in the State of Delaware, at
the close of business on March 4, 1885.
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GOV. BUCK GETS
PROGRAM THRU

Continued From Page One)
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Total. Including Capital Ac-
count ...... ........ .... .S2Sl. .594.2o
State Of Delaware, County of Kent, S.:
I, H. r. Bodley, Cashier of the above
named bank, do solemnly swear that the
above statement is true to the best of my
knowledge and belief.
II. X. BODLEY. Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this
3rd day of April, 1885.
F. CHAS. LIE COMPTE.
Notary Public.
Corrert-Attest:
C. G. HARMONSON.
T. b. FLUHARTY,
M. 4. MOFFETT.
Directors.
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though the idea had occurred
to him for the first time.
"Well, why don't you quit if
you hate it so much?" asked
Juliet naively, beginning to I'M
derstand that O'Hara with his
Celtic temperament was him
self as mercurial as Madame
Hubert ever could be.
"Serve her right if I did. It's
no business for a man to be in
anyway-face creams and lip
sticks! I'd leave like a shot, only
heaven knows what would hap
pen to her without me. Want
me to tell you something's"
''Please do"
Sarcastic O'Hara
'Know what I was doing
when I joined up with the Ma
dame? I was Keeling down the
street and collapsed at the
corner Of Vine Street and Hol-
lywood Boulevard from hung.
err" His black brows tight.
ened, but beneath a misty sen.
timent softened his gaze. my
shoes didn't have any SoleS and
my coat collar was turned up to
hide the lack of a shirt. I had
just gotten back from China
and the fever was still in my
bones. This old harridan picked
me up in her limousine and
took me to the best hospital in
town. So far as she knew,
was just a mangey dog. Things
like that don't happen to a man
more than once or twice in a
lifetime"
"Then I'm frightfully sur.
priSed at your bad temper to
the Madame" said Juliet
primly.
I'm never in a bad temper!"
almost roared O'Hara. IF you
want to see a bad temper stick
around Madame Hubert or
that boSSy Won Guerdon. I'm
known to one and all as the
little sunbeam of this Joint,
You're a nice girl, sure. Any.
body can see that, but you're
just one more thing for me
to worry about. If I get rough
with you-just skip it. Now,
wait a minute"
O'Hara picked up his desk
phone and requested some in
visible operator to connect him
with the laboratory.
"Hullo, Mac, I've got some
bad news for you," he said to
whoever answered. 1.-THE Ma
dame has just booked a new
trouble-maker to take charge
Of your department. It's good.
looking girl and she's lust
yearning to learn all about
everything. She's coming down
In a few minutes and you are
requested to reveal the entire
science of chemistry to her
before dinner. She's already got
Won Guerdon incoming and
you'll probably go home and
beat up your wife after one
flash at her. She's another
one OF Hubert'S brain storms.
so yes her all along the
line"
O'Hara stood up and Juliet
saw the novelty Of a smile on
his face. ThruSting his hands
across the desk he seemed a new
person.
Want to shake and be
friendS?"
Juliet put her hand in his
palm. The grasp she received
was strong and warm and pecu.
Iarly magnetic. At this touch
OF the" flesh she really began,
for the first time, to feel that
here, too, was another man who
needed watching.
TITS too bad you are so
cranky" she said, because we
are going to see so much Of each
other"
"Oh, I'm partly civilized, at
times" he grinned. This lob
IS like living in a harem. Too
many women. Just be patient
with me-"
Said Juliet to herself: ooh
no, Mr.. O'Hara. I'll take no
chances with you. Your wild
black hair and your blue eyes
and those wide shoulders are
too reminiscent Of the closed
chapter Of my life. :"
Ito Be Continued)
Copyright. 1888. by King Features
Il
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-02-21

'Ths door," said the chief guard to Prudence,
"haS never been opened to any but the Seven Elder
Sun-Godl"
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'"AVA AAA NAUA JON nav"
ment."
A page boy in dapper blue
uniform with silver buttons,
popped up before Juliet.
Madame Hubert would like
TO see you in her office, please"
GatG the youth, as though he
addressed visiting royalty.
Madame Hubert's mood had
changed. Gone were the my
dears" and the compliments.
Juliet'S status was, coldly, that
Of an employe. Madame HUI.
,bert's black eyes were stone
cold.
''You will now report to
O'Hara. I want you to stay with
him until you know all the de-
tails Of his department"
'LS Mr.. O'Hara still"
"Of course he is still with
u.s." replied Madame Hubert
briskly. Nobody quits here
they stay until I discharge
them. Vite, vite"
OHara's brow, when Juliet
entered his office, was a thun-
der-cloud Of sullenneSs. He
looked so glum, in fact, that
Juliet'S impiSh other self, which
had been hiding all this time,
took sudden command.
"You poor man, I've never
seen you when you weren't all
stormy black browS and things!"
things!" she cried. why don't
you let the sun come over
the mountain some time? You
look exactly like the kind Of
person who goes around bark
ing ct dogS!"
Reluctantly the ghost Of a
grin started to form on O'Hara'S
Countenance.
I'VE don't generally get
witty around here until quit.
ting time" he said, speaking
from his broad chest. Juliet's
quip must have had some effect
because the storm clouds light
ened. Madame Hubert sent
YOU in to learn the ropes, didn't
She?"
That's what I gathered"
said Juliet brightly.
Trade Secrets
can right, sit down and I'll
explain what I can"
Unlike Won Guerdon, he Of
3ered her no chair Of cigarette
and she rather liked him for it.
For the next half hour
O'Hara expounded the intrica :
CieS Of the wholesale, jobbing,
and retail machinery which
carried Madame Hubert's
patented cosmetics to all parts
Of the world. At the present
time the firm was advertising
nationally and O'Hara was in
constant touch with the agency
handling the campaign. Also
he handled matters of finance
and direct sales by mail and
the supervision of all depart
ment heads in the Institute it.
self. His was a job, Juliet
gathered, that required about
Is hours a day.
"You make it sound awfully
interesting" Juliet said. II won
der why you hate it so much"
OHara was now smoking a
cigar and he shot her a keen
glance through a haze Of
smoke.
"Ill tell you one darn good
reason" he informed her
brusQuely. tits that bedeviling
old woman running the show.
She hired you over my objec-
tons. And then today she tells
me I'm practically going to be
under you! OF course, it's all
insane! Can you imagine me
taking orders from a kid like
you?"
But she seems to have built
quite a large business with that
kind of insanity" said Juliet
Smugly.
For the moment she was sit
ting in the saddle and she pro-
posed to enjoy 1t for all it was
worth.
That's the maddening thing
about It'll" exploded O'Hara.
"she does the wrong thing al
ways and nine times out Of ten
it turns out right. Her eccen-
tricities have ruined my nerves,
my digestion, and practically
blighted my life! It would serve
her jolly well right if I up and
quit her." O'Hara said it as
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NOW READ ON

page boy in dapper blue uniform with silver buttons,
popped up before Juliet
"Madame Hubert would like to you in her office,
please said the YOUTH though he addressed visiting
royalty
Madame Huberts mood had changed Gone were the
"my dears' and the compliments. Juiets status was,
coldy, that of employee Madame Huberts black eyes
were stone cold.
''You will now report to OHara I want you to stay
with him until you know all the details of his depart
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-02-21
DOCTORS OF LOVE
DARING Novel Tells What Really
Happens When Women
Cheat Nature
WHAT HAS HAPPENED

Madame HUBERT aveH knoVn beauty expert, makes
Juliet Rankin manager of her institute, believing the
young girl ac prove asset and offset her oa0n ug
ness. Tom OHara former manager of the Hubert nst
tte objects to Juliet ct first but succnbs to her
charm Juliet is attracted to OHarG because of his re-
SemblGnce to her dead sweetheart
Mrs. Gottlieb q patient 4vho had undergone facial
operation to hold her fuithless husbands love,
pected die because of her weak heart Hearing Mrs.
GottIeb call for her husband Juliet summons him.. At
the sight of him. Mrs. Gottlieb rallies and Madame
Hubert is deeply grateful to Juliet.
DR.. Won Guerdom the beauty specialist. expresses his
L0Ve for Juliet.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-02-21

1.-THE boy shall enter with me-" said Prudence.
quietly. The guards conferred ut is decreed that
no one shall deny her anything" said one eyes,
tits so, for she is our messenger who shall tell Pa
cha -ca-mac, the Sun-God, all about us"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-09-26
KEAD THE STORY. THEN COLOR THE PIcruREl

They picked a grass spot on the
ground and soon they all we're
rawling round. "Aw, this is
what I IKE. said Windy. L call this
real fun.
The sky's our roof. We're free
to do most anything that we wish
to, but, best Of all, there's really
not a thing that must be done"
Wee Dotty laughed and then she
said, You, too, are just lazy
head. I wonder how you'll travel
when We leave this Indian camp.
Wen likely leave you far be-
hind. but, if you don't care, We
won't mind" And then she add
ed, Listen, tots, I hear a tramp,
tramp, tramp!"
They all looked up and what
they saw was startling. 1t filled
them with awe. The Indians are
returning, little Colby loudly cried
NO telling now what will oc-
cur They have an old man pris-
oner He has no chance to get
away, because his hands are tied"
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SEPT. 2e, 1885
THE TINYMITES

The Indians rushed on very fast
and Quincy cried, "Oh, I can't last.
They run bit too fast for me.
guess III wait right here.
The rest Of you can tear along.
I hor~ that nothing will 60 wrong"
oh. you are stopping" Copy
snapped, because you're full Of
fear"
"Aw, that's not fair" said Cody.
"Geel He looks as tired as he can
be. I'm all tagged out, myself, and
so I, too, will rest a while.
Why run until we're almost
dead2 It's best that we get rest.
instead" We'll. I agree with both
Of you said Scouty, with a smile.
The Indians Will come back, no
doubt, and we can easily find out
Just what it was that made them
run. Perhaps they're fooling us.
so far, they've treated us just
great and we'll be wise. tots, if We
wait until We see what happens,
ere we try to start a fuss"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-09-26

Through the courtyard Lady Beth ran, into the
eerie. rock-hewn temple, and there she concealed
herself behind pillar. BY the lights which illum-
mated the Fire Gods. she saw Arbela in the center
Of the great hail. tied to a stake and encircled by
BaaliteS.
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Forthwith strange machine was trundled out
and set before Arbela. 1t was a giant wheel
equipped with a score Of knotted thongs. young
man seized the crank and began to turn. The wheel
spun Whips flew nut and beat against the almost
naked body of Arbea.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-09-26

Hopeessly she watched and waited while for
hours the Canaanites marched around their victim,
shouting insults and curses. Then began the most
horrible ceremony Lady Beth had ever witnessed.
Narchus gave the signal: Let her be scourged by
the Lash of the Gods"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-09-26
BY Williams
Hamlin
BY Martin

Flecks Of ruby jeweled her snowy skin. Her
face writhed in agony but she did not cry out.
Lady Beth shuddered, then lost control of herself.
Caution and discretion vanished. stop! Stop!"
she cried; and ran down among the fanatic, blood
LISTING Baalites!
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1935-10-12

A. DezOn Feted
On Natal Day

Mrs A. Dezon. $500 Scoiten
avenue. entertained large group
of friends. Saturday, Oct. ). AT an
elaborate buffet supper. hcnoring
her husband on his birthday.
The dining room decorations
were of black and silver. with a
beautiful birthday cake In the
center OF the table. surrounded by
gladioli and dalhias. which made
u pretty setting.
Misses r. Kirtley and l.. chat
field assisted the hostess
Guests present included Mr.. and
Mrs. William Dezon. Mr.. and Mrs.
Ray Scott. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ Gatl-
ing, Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Dezon. Mr..
and Mrs. James Presley, Mr. and
Mrs. Vincent. MIR. and Mrs. Dun
combe. Mr. and Mrs. William
Lethridgc. Mesdames Kirtley.
Fisher and Johnson. Misses r.
kirtley. l.. Chatfield, Messrs VIII
liam Thompson. Joseph Hazel.
Charles Thompson. Oscar Thomp-
son.
Mr.. Dezon received hearty con-
CALCULATIONS and many handsome
gifts.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1935-10-12
SEES DECLINE IN
TRUCK ACCIDENTS
National Safety Council Re
ports Fewer Fatalities.

Cleveland. Ohio.-Followi.s Il I,
port by the National safety ,unnr.
that fatal accidents involving ,r,s
senger cars have Increased - ~
cent while truck accidents rr>itun.
In deaths huye decreased ; per cen.
In the past six years. Il. " ,msS
research expert, predicts n turtle
decline In truck accidents dGrin.
the next few years with the develop
ment OF Increased structural ~.
mechanical safeguards.
An Investigation OF traffic ar,1
dents recently completed 10y "
Cass reveals that 81 per cent -
the accidents were directly trace
able 10 human failures while the r,
maIning Is per cent were d.,ldco
between machine failure AND rn,'f
Gefecia
'Of the 81 per cent tra,cah,e L.,
human failure" states Mr. Ctss. "a
considerable percentage may b,
traced to uredness. physical dis
comfort or sleeplessness at th,
wheel This figure Will unduubl
eddy show q decline over the prriod
OF the next few years for two rcu
sons. The nrst Is through nnti
sleep regulations which already hA>
been passed on. approximately thrs
quarters OF the states limiting t.
number OF hours which truck
driver can consecutively operate
The second II by Increased at;en
ton OF the truck manufacturer 10
the comfort OF the driver.
AT the present time trucks ar
being placed on the market which
have the comfort and ease OF opera
ton OF passenger cars A oue-toh
chassis of new design. for exatipI-
not only provides more payloa'
space on a shorter wheel base bui
may be Unanswered In traffic with
the ease and neribility OF . smsI
roadster." t.
Improvement OF highways under
the new public works program Is
also expected to decrease trucking
accidents. according 20 Mr. Csss
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1935-10-12
Youngster RECALLED
With Pretty Party
On 5th Birthday

Mrs. Carl Adams, 1913 McDou-
gall avenue gave a lovely and col
orful birthday party in honor of
the fifth birthday OF her little son,
Harry Adams. Wednesday after
noon. Sept. 1S
Taking advantage of the splen-
did weather. the yard was dec
GRATED artistically with Japanese
lanterns. rainbow-colored balloons.
and clusters of pink and green
crpe. which festooned the yard.
Tables with folding chairs to
match. were placed here and there.
the color scheme of the table dec
orations being pink and green.
Each child present was present
ed with attractive favors in the
form OF rainbow-hued caps.
whistles and balloons.
The two beautiful birthday
cakes. decorated with five pink
candles. were made and presented
by the little honoree'S grandmoth-
err. Mrs. Margaret Wisdom.
The refreshments consisted of
brick Ice cream in colors. can
dies. nuts and fruit punch.
Games we're played, under direc-
ton OF Miss Thelma wisdom, who
assisted Mrs. Adams
The happy young honoree was
showered with gifts.
Guests present included little
William Bradley. Jr. Lois McGre-
gor. Dolores Griffin. Charles and
Frank Mason. Gloria and ,,Bobbie
Brewer, John Curtis Lee. Bette
Williams. George Miller. Sol Louis
Jr; Dorothy. Myrtle. Wilbur and
Eugene Robinson; Ronald Duncan
and Leroy Slower.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1935-10-12
H 0 n ore d w i t h
Shower

Miss Camille Harris was hon
ored Saturday evening, Sept 2S.
at a miscellaneous shower. given
by Misses Blanche Sharpe and
Grayce Sadler, at the home of
Miss Sharpe. i745 Brush.
Bridge. Roulette. and po-keno
were some OF the games featured.
after which dainty repast was
served
The guests were Misses Bessye
Walker. Edna Witherspoon. Evelyn
Solomon. Bette Drake. Dora
Wallace and Mary Johnson.
The honoree was the recipient
OF many lovely and useful gifts.
She became the bride of Sylvester
Harris. Sunday. Oct. G.