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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

ALTERATIONS, dressmaking. hemstitch-
Ing, covered buttons: reasonable prices.
sl6 18th NV. Met. 012e. 1st Il.
DRESSMAKING. alterations. womens and
chlldren's; smoking, faggoting. frst-class
work: guaranteed. Phone Potomac 295O-J.
FOOD PERVISOR-Purchasing making
menus. supervision of mattresses orGaniza-
tion; restaurant. cafeteria experience; COLI
lege BACKGROUND. Address Box 432-J. Star
once. 27'
GOVERNESS (French) or nursemaid. chill
dren; best reference; reasonable. can leave
city. Call 7, W. G. A.. 18th and X sts.
NV. NJ. L. Vallee. 27'
sTENoGRAPHER-TYP speedy. expert
eneed general of1ce work: cut stencils;
college education; Sl5 week Georgia $500.
WOMAN white refined, mlddle-aged.
would like position caring for children;
good cook eyd hpusekeeper: no laundry;
excellent regrences. Wise. 1883. 81
YOUNG LADY. colored. wishes part-tme
work afternoons Address 1925 11th ST..
NV. Phone Columbia 1578-R.
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SEWING MACHINES-Singer electric con-
sole, very slightly used, guaranteed perfect:
bargain. Also d. treadle perfect con.
dition. SO. :i331 Conn ave
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SITUATIONS-MEN.

YOUNG WOMAN. white. general house
work; must be good cook. live in: refer
ence. Phone Adams O122
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ATTRACTIVE; RM DINETTE. KTCH-
enette. refrig.. radio; facing Rock Greek
PARK: 23ol pathedral ave, $47.bos PEE
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L. near MASS. ave-
studio rooms, with
0 month. New home,
c fans. 3Os
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ROoMS-uNFuRNISHEn.

VICINITY goth AND EYE rooms. nom
housekeeping. private refined home: couple
or two men. References required. Address
Box :i96-J. Star office.
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RIGHT DOWNTOWN.

MIRAMAR. 1901 18th ST. NV.
FRIGIDAIRE CURRENT FREE-lssSS
<Ts.00--Completely furnished epArtu1t7t
living room with portable dinette vet
dressing room. sun room. kitchen and batb
Manager. Potomac $500.
1889 10th ST. NV.
Lady 10 share 2-rm.. bath apt, steSie
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TO sUBLET FROM JULY TO SEPT Is:
attractive 2-room. kitchen dinette. bath
apt on Conn. ave. at Ordwsy ST. NV
completely furnished; cross ventilation in
PEG rCom. Phone National 1920 or Cleye-
land 256S for inspection
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

APARTMENTS-FU
A CAR AND GUIDE FURNIsHED-APTS.
and louses. furnished and unfurnished.
921 18th st. NV. Room 3O7 National S7lT.
2IIO 18th N. w-UNUSUALLY ATTRAC-
rm. k, b.: Frigidaire, grand piano, radio.
French upholstered twin beds, electric ac-
cessories; S75 mo-; references required.
s32 RTTTENHOUSE ST. NV r, AND
b., nicely furn.: silver linens. ami shower
bath. ETC.; only $50: quiet. cool location.
III 18th ST. S.E.-2 ROOMS. KITCHEN.
semi-private bath. continuous hot water
Frigidaire: no children; $40 per month. 29s
ATTRACTIVELY FURNISHED; FOYER. 1
room, bath. with balcony. large closet; on
car and bus lines. Apt. 507. The Argonne.
1929 Columbia rd. 27s
27OI CONN. AVE, APT. 4O6-FOR THREE
months; rooms. kitchen and bath; refer
ences required: ST. so month. No chill
dren. Phone Columbia 1924.
PARK LEE. 1880 PARK RD.-ExCELLENT
location, cool: l or 2 attractive rms, hall.
2 exposures: Reasonable. Adams 1882. 1.
TILDEN GARDENS-COOL. CORNER APT.
living room. bed room. dinette and kitchen.
CONGRESSMAN WILL RENT 5-RM. APT.
ave. near Taft Bridge. Decatur 1892. 2S'
WEsTcHEsTER-sMALL APT. BEAUTI-
fully furnished: july or LONGER: adults;
en.tts. Nrsfris.. radio, facing Rock Greek
PARK 1an1 Gnthedrnl ava HA5 40 See
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PERSONAL.

The. rate under heading of Per-
sonal is cents PEI line additional
to the regular line rate
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MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS-RADIO
COAL. WOOD, FUEL OIL.
SPRING PRICESi

Penna hard coal-White ash. stove. egg
nut, $40: buckwheat $3.50: rice. So so
pea coal. $3.50 ton-2.240 lbs. to the ton
S7.7h: SOC lump. $3.50.
LORD BALTIMORE COAL CORP.
1924 Wisconsin Ave. Phone West 2GI6.
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MI. PLEASANT. 1905 NEWTON NV
rooms. private bath. kitchen. sip porch l.
retilg. $50 for two; S55 for three gen.
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CHAUFFEUR houseman. cook janitor.
gardener. colored; can travel: refs: can
operate motor boat Potomac 3322-R.
CIVIL ENGINEER. graduate good realty
development and subdivision experience.
Address Box 2l5-J. Star Office. 20
COOK-BUTLER. Scotch useful. seeks place
anywhere: city references. Potomac 5025-R
or address Box 45g-J. Star Office aS'
MAN. colored. wants job at night janitor
Call West 1854. 1928 e2nd st. NV
STUDENT, GEORGETOWN u. wants Summer
work; capable athletic: willing to travel;
no canvaSSing. Address Box 463-J. Star
Office.
WAITER porter. elevator operator or
houseman; good reference. Phone North
l03gS.
WHISKEY ANALYST distiller. yeast
maker. labor foreman. office man; any rea-
sonable proposition. Address Box 43S-J.
Star Office. 2Ss
YOUNG MAN. colored. desires Job as all
around man; honest. reliable: reference
Phone West 0S74W.
YOUNG MAN. 20 years old with good
education and pleasing personality. desires
opportunity to learn any substantial busi-
ness No commission selling. Address
Box 4O2-J Star ONCE
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SAI,ESI AIDES

Experienced Only. Part Time.
Harry Kaufman Inc. 1916 eth ST. NV
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HVANTED--SALESMEN.

NEb aetys tGr
an enthusiastic board. National Invested
Savings Corp. 52S Union Trust Bldg.
NEW PHOTO COUPOl,.
927 r ST. NV. q
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wANTED-AGENTS.

EVERY ONE uses toilet soap. See our
cake boxes We pay all the freight. You
double your money. Call or write Colun-
bia Wholesale Sundries, 902 10th st. w.
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RADIO SERVICEMAN.

RADIO SERVICEMAN.
A young man who has
some knowledge of radio
service work. Must be neat
and of good character. State
age. Address Box 500-J, Star
Office.
PERMANENT POSITION; must
be dependable, conscientious and
of neat appearance. The posi-
ton is a reliable one with good
pay. References required. Ap-
ply Friday morning, 10:30 sharp,
at 205 Denrike Bldg, 1910 Ver-
mont ave. NV.
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SEWING MACHINES cleaned. oiled. ad-
iusted. 81 80; all repairs guaranteed Rent
ais. 50 month. Col. 9213 until pm.
SEWING MACHINE Singer dh. treadle
round bobbin. perfect condition. Sacri-
flee. So 532R 5th st NV
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BOATS.

OUTBOARD motors: new and used: ser
ice and parts; trade-ins and credit. ia
st. Sc
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COUNTRY BOARD.
WANTED-ROOMS.

BY EMPLOYED WOMAN. large furnished
room no radio audible; adult Protestants:
state price. Address Box 476-J. Star office.
YOUNG WOMAN. Government employed
desires quiet room. furnished. modern con-
veniences. close in: reasonable. Address
Box 1851, Star ONCE.
MAN WANTS FURN. BED ROOM. kitchen,
shower and private entrance. State rent.
Address Box 4Sl-J. Star ONCE.
LADY. employed desires one or two rooms
unfurnished. Ink privileges. NV. above
18th st. and Columbia rd. or 14th ST. above
Park rd; permanent If reasonable. Address
Box A14-J. Star office.
YOUNG MAN. college graduate. desires
furn. room preferably with bath. in private
home in northwest section. Address Box
462-J. Star office.
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6l1 C ST. NE.
2 Connecting Link. Rooms.
NaYt Bath

$1,000 MONMOUTH ANNEX.
Up. 1919 G ST. NV
Large, clean rooms, comfortably fur
nished; hot and cold water and tele-
phone switchboard service in each
room: some with real freplaces. For
gentlemen only. Apply
MONMOUTH. 1919 G ST. NV, MET. $500.
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INSTRUCTION COURSES.
CIVIL SERVICE TRAINING. resident and
home study courses; latest information.
BOYD SCHOOL, 1888 F st. NV. (Est. 1S
yrsl National 2342.
EXPERIENCED TEACHER will tutor chill
dren of elementary school age for Summer
months: references. Write Miss Doro-
thy A. Mudd. Bryantown. Charles Co.; Nd.
DRIVING TAUGHT QUICKLY for D. c. or
Md. permits: refined. patient. white in
structors; easy parking. Mr.. Klapp, Wis
LEARN BEAUTY CULTURE
The MABELLE HONOUR way. Inquire
about our wonderful FREE $50 electrolysis
course to students enrolling during this
month Mabelle Honour School Of Beauty
Culture. Inc. Washingtons Original and
Most Progressive School. S1S 14th st. NV.
Phone Metropolitan 77TS
LEARN BEAUTY CULTURE.
25Se Reduction on Complete Course
This Month Only
Easy Terms. Diplomas Granted.
Free Employment Service.
Start Any Time.
american Bldg. 1917 St NV.
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new and fully guaranteed: drastic reduc-
tions while they last: T.. 3 and Gu. IT.
tops Hufryi J. A. Barrinser 5l4 i0tb
st. n.ws Phone Met. 69ls. Open evenings.
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HELP-MEN AND WOMEN.

CANVASSERS to sell popular line. q much
needed article in the home: liberal per-
centage. 735 North Capitol. Apt. go. Ap:
Friday.
MAN AND WIFE for work on dairy farm.
Address Box 395-J Star once. 27'
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1935-06-21
COMMISSION CAN NOT
APPOINT DEPUTIES

Because of the new statute setting
up the State Police Department, Wal
ter r. Rudy, Commissioner of Motor
Vehicles, no longer has the power to
appoint special deputy commissioners.
The State Police Department stat
ute does not contain statement to
this effect, but Herbert r. OConor,
Attorney General, has ruled that it
implies the same thing.
He has informed Mr.. Rudy and
Major j. Purdon Wright, head of the
State Police Department, that here
after, in his opinion, there can be no
such official as special deputy COM
missioner of motor vehicles.
In his opinion Mr.. O'Conor said that
it seemed to him, and to Charles T..
LeViness 3rd, Assistant Attorney-Gen-
eral, who concurred with the opinion
that the retention by the commits
sioner of unpaid special deputies "is
wholly inconsistent with the purpose
and intent" of the statute creating
the State Police Department.
He pointed out that "the Legisla-
ture, in setting up the new depart
ment, did not provide for unpaid spe-
cial deputies in the State Police"
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1935-06-21
ORPHANS COURT

Wills of Raymond ]. Trader, DIV
ia T. Northam and Mike Gulyas prov
ed and filed.
Exemplified copy of will Of Cassie
Lee Mariner filed.
Parliamentary bonds approved and
filed in the estate of Raymond j.
Trader, Olivia T. Northam and Mike
Gulyas and letters testamentary grant
ed to Emma C. Trader, Clarence Trad
err, Alfred ]. Northam and Mary Gull
vas.
Auxiliary administration bond c. t.
a. approved and filed in the estate of
Cassie Lee Mariner and letters of an
cillary administration C. t. a. granted
to Edna C. Gibbons.
Inventory filed in the estate of Will
liam T. Bowen.
Guardian bond filed by The Safe
Deposit and Trust Company of Bal
timore as Guardian for Marion Har-
gis Dashiell.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1935-06-21
REV. CROSBY
IS RETURNED
TO POCOMOKE
Will Serve Bethany M. P. Church
For Another Year Of Pas
tOral Work
OTHER CHANGES OF
IMPORTANCE ARE MADE

The Maryland Annual Conference
of the Methodist Protestant Church,
which has been in session at Western
Maryland College, Westminster, Mary
land, adjourned on Monday evening
last, at which time the appointments
were read.
Much to the qualification of his con-
gregation and to the community in
general, Rev. P. w. Crosby was re-
turned to the church in Pocomoke.
During the first year of his pastor
ate, he has made himself deservedly
popular and his re-appointment is a
source of universal qualification.
Other appointments Of more or less
local interest are In Baltimore, Beth
esda, G. M. Cayton; Lowe Memorial,
w. A. Melvin; St. Johns, E. L. Bunce.
Crisfield, Mt. Pleasant, C. M. Ell
derdice; Mariners, w. C. Mumford;
Delmar, E. E. Coleman; Newark, ].
N. Link; Greenbackville, w. T. Arch
err; Milford, J. T. Bailey; New Church,
j. r. McKeawn; Parksley, J. w. Bax-
ley; Pittsville, F. M. Volk; Powellville,
H. N. Nicklas; Salisbury, J. L. Green;
and Snow Hill, J. w. Townsend.
Special appointments: R. L. Shipley,
editor, Methodist Protestant Record
err; G. I. Humphreys, president, High
Point College; A. N. Ward, president,
Western Maryland College; Lawrence
Little, professor, Western Maryland
College; F. G. Holloway, president,
Westminster Theological Seminary;
H. L. Elderdice, professor, Western
Maryland Seminary; G. w. Haddaway,
secretary, Board of Missions; and c.
F. Sutton, president, Westminster
College, Texhaucanan, Tex.
Loaned to the Board of Missions:
Paul M. Cassen, Paul F. Warnas, w.
H. Hodges, c. G. Soderben, A. G. Lyn-
con, o. w. Prince, w. M. Snyder, J. r.
Wright and J. T. Genby.
Supernumerary: Clayborne Phillips
and P. M. Lue Ruiz.
Superannuates: G. F. Earring, G.
j. Hill, P. L. Rice, S. w. Coe, Dorsey
Blake, S. F. Cassen, George Hines,
B. w. Kindly, w. S. Hanks, J. A.
Fright, J. w. Kirn, G. L. Morris, D.
w Anstine, J. A. Parrish, J. Mel.
Brown, A. P. Green, ]. L. Nichols, C.
H. Bobson, A. w. Belts, C. S. Marshall
j. F. Wooden, F. w. Siffrin, Avery
Donovan, G. E. Brown, C. M. Cullum,
G. o. Donaldson.
Left without appointment at own
request: C. M. Kelser.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1935-06-21

Mrs. B. T. Dryden is spending the
week at College Park attending the
Rural Woman's Short Course, as guest
of the Homemakers' Club of Somer-
set Co.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1935-06-21
five HUNDRED DELEGATES
ATTEND ASSOCIATION

More than 500 delegates from Wor-
cester, Somerset, Wicomico, Dorches-
ter, Talbot and Caroline counties in
Maryland, attended the sixty-fourth
annual conference of the Baptist As
ISOLATION of the Lower Eastern Shore
which opened in Princess Anne Tues
day and closed Wednesday night.
At the meeting Tuesday night Mrs.
Paul G. Watson of Cambridge was
elected superintendent Of the Woman's
Missionary Unit. Mrs. E. J. School
field of this city was named associate
superintendent; Mrs. Elmer II. Pryor
of Rehoboth, secretary, and Mrs. Sadie
Glasgow Of Mardela, treasurer.
The new heads of the committees
are: Missionary, Mrs. Wells Marshall;
Young Peoples, Mrs. Edith Waterfield
Personal Service, Mrs. H. Fordham;
Stewardship, Miss Marjorie Northam
of Pocomoke City; Jeanette White
Group, Mrs. Schoolfield; Mary RAM
ey Group, Mrs. C. D. Briddell; Carolyn
Banson Group, Mrs. Robert Schall.
Problems facing the churches Of the
denomination were outlined by Rev.
J. N. Stewart of the Allen Memorial
Church Salisbury, and their solu-
lions were given by DR.. Joseph P.
Watts, State Secretary of the Home
Board in Baltimore.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1935-06-21
ANNUAL ELECTION OF
OFFICERS AT THE LIONS

The annual election of officers was
held Tuesday night at the regular
meeting of the Lions Club of POGO
moke City with the following result:
President, Eugene P. Matthews;
Vice-president, DR.. r. Lee Hall; End
Vice-president, Bryce Venable; 3rd
Vice-president, J. Miles Landlord /:
Secretary, Grady E. Powell; Treasurer
DR.. J. T. Mock; For Director to sue
coed Philip Scher, Norman Polk; For
Director to succeed T. Bryce Venable,
Allen P. Schoolfield; Lion Tanner, Mac
Matthews; Tail Twister, A. H. Stew
ems, Jr.
The club was organized week of
February 29th, 1884 with a member
ship of % which has since greatly
increased. DR.. J. T. Mock is the re-
firing president. The new officers
assume their duties at once.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1935-06-21
TWO WORCESTER MEN
INCLUDED in PAROLE

Governor Nice included two names
of Worcester CONTAINS in his list of
81 prisoners paroled on Thursday Of
this week. They were:
Raymond Carey-Convicted July 5,
1884, in Worcester county Of unau-
thorized use of an automobile and SEN
fenced to two years in the House Of
Correction.
Archie Smith (Negro)-Convicted
December 6, 1888, in Worcester county
of assault and sentenced to serve thir-
ty-six months in the Maryland House
of Correction.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1935-06-21
SEVENTY MEMBERS
OF HOME-MAKERS
AT UNIVERSITY
Attending From Somerset The
Rural WOman's Short Course.
% From Worcester

Seventy members of the Home
makers Clubs of Somerset County are
attending the Rural Woman's Short
Course held at the University of Mary
land, College Park, this week. Twen-
ty-two are attending from Worcester.
Choral Clubs from the different
counties will render the program. Mrs.
Benjamin T. Dryden, of this city, is
attending as guest of the Princess
Anne Club, taking a prominent part
in the program.
In past years the Extension Service
has stressed economic subjects, but
this year they are directing more at
tention to cultural phases Of life and
devoting more time to the study of
music and literature. The SOM
erset Choral Club gave concert
Tuesday night under the direction of
Mrs. Dryden with Mrs. Roy Woodland
accompanist. The Club has men,
bership of fifty or more and at least
thirty were expected to take part in
this musicale which was one of the
highlights of the session. Mrs. Dry
den will also be guest soloist Thurs
day afternoon and Friday morning at
which time Governor Harry w. Nice
will also be guest speaker.
The Rural Woman's Short Course
Club is this year offering three prizes
of $40 each; one to the county sending
the most new Homemakers members
to the University, one to the county
which has developed it's reading and
library facilities the most during the
year, and one to the county which
has accomplished most in music.
Somerset County Homemakers, have
in the past, been outstanding in the
University activities and bid fair to
uphold and advance their fine reputa-
ton this year.
Mr.. August D. Zanzig of the Ma
tional Recreation Association of New
York city will direct the music for
the college, and Nine Brasius, harp
list, will be on the musical program
each day. These two are among the
best musicians in the country and will
add much to the program.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1935-06-21
MRS. N0RTHAM
SUCCUMBS AFTER
LONG ILLNESS
Funeral Services Held Sunday
Afternoon In The Baptist
Church

After an illness extending over a
period of eight months or more Mrs.
Olivia T. Northam, wife of Arthur
H. Northam, died at her home on
Front Street, Friday, June 18th, short
ly after six o'clock, at the age Of 20
years.
Funeral services were held in the
Baptist Church Sunday afternoon at
80 p. M, conducted by the Rev. J.
A.. Ditto assisted by Rev. T. L.
Scruggs of New Church. Interment
was made in Nelson's cemetery near
the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS line. The pail
bearers were six nephews: Messrs.
Edward Hargis, Luther Watkinson,
Wells Marshall, Stuart Russell, Fora
Russell and Lawrence Bennett.
Mrs. Northam was native of Ac-
comack County, daughter of the late
Mr.. and Mrs. George T. Russell, has
been a resident of Pocomoke for the
past twenty-nine years. A member Of
Chincoteague Baptist Church she has
always been active in Sunday School
work and vitality interested in all
phases of church work. She was a
regular attendant at all church SER
vices and her complete conservation
in religious activities made her a
most efficient member. Her absence
was felt keenly when illness incapaci-
tated her from taking an active part,
but her fine christian character was
emphasized by the fortitude with
which she bore her sufferings.
Besides her husband, the deceased
is survived by six sons and four
daughters: Harvey and Robert Nor
than of this city; Floyd, of Eden !;
Benjamin, of New York; Sam, Of
Hopeton; and Alfred, Of Wilmington;
Mrs. Upshur Shrieves, of Hopkins, Va.
Mrs. Herman Ards, of Snow Hill,
Mrs. Fred Paradise of Baltimore, and
Mrs. Elbridge Williams of this city.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1935-06-21
E. CLARKE FONTAINE, R.
WITH THE PLIMHIMMON

E. Clarke Fontaine, Jr., Of Ches-
tertown, Md, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. E.
C. Fontaine, and grandson Of Edgar
Fontaine, this city, has secured posi-
ton for the summer with the Plim-
himmon Hotel, at Ocean City, Md.
He received his diploma at Wash
ington College this month, graduating
with the degree of Bachelor of Arts.
He will, probably, pursue post grad
uate course at some university in the
Fall, filling in the meantime with this
summer occupation.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1935-06-21

Mrs. Frank Hammond, of Berlin,
spent the latter part of the week with
her daughter, Mrs. J. Paul Young.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1935-06-21
EASTERN SHORE
SOCIETY VISITS
THE PENINSULA
Two-Day Tour Beginning Today
(Friday) And Ending To-
morrow At Ocean City
TO BE IN POCOMOKE
SATURDAY AFTERNOON

The Eastern Shore Society of Bal
timore City will make tour of the
Shore this week, beginning today
{ friday and starting at 8 A. M, from
Baltimore with the following route
and program:
500 A. M. Assemble at North Ave-
nue. and Broadway. Leave 1920
sharp! Route via Philadelphia Rd
notice all historic markers shown
on road map which will be furnish
ed with first stop at Old Shrews-
bury Parish Church, where the Kent
County members will meet the So
ciety. They will be conducted to
the home Of DR.. John L. Wethered
on Turner's Creek where lunch (pic-
mic style) will be served with re-
freshments by L. Wethered Barroll,
Esquire, who will give descriptive
talk on the local places Of historic
interest.
1915 P. M. Washington College.
founded 1882. Greetings by Presi-
dent Mead.
1890 P. M. "Widehall" The Hubbard
Home. (Refreshments.)
1:3O-2:30 P. M. "Pioneer Point Farm
The Raskob Home.
6:3O P. M. Salisbury. Stops at Wye
Oak, Wye Church, and possibly
other places of interest.
700 P. M. Banquet, Wicomico Hotel
(informal). Hon VIM. S. Gordy,
POSTMASTER.
SATURDAY., JUNE 70 T.
$50 A. M. Leave Salisbury for Prin-
cess Anne, visiting historic man.
sions under the guidance of Mr..
Cassius M. Dashiell.
1890 A. M. Leave Princess Anne for
Crisfield, it's world-renowned crab,
fish and oyster industries. Lunch
con, DR.. Clarence E. Collins, Chair
man.
Loo P. M. Leave Crisfield for POGO
moke City, Stockton, Girdletree,
Boxiron and Snow Hill, viewing his
toric homes and churches with stop
at the Old Furnace that is described
in "The Entailed Hat"
:15 P. M. Berlin, with it's charming
homes: DR.. Thos. V. Hammond,
Host.
500 P. M. Ocean City with headquar-
tiers at the George Washington
Hotel.
700 P. M. Banquet (infornaD DR..
Edw. J. Clarke, POSTMASTER. Cards
and Dancing.
SUNDAY, JUNE %
Breakfast and midday dinner at
George Washington Hotel.
w. Lester Baldwin, is chairman of
the pilgrimage. He is prominent
lawyer of Baltimore with address at
14O5 Fidelity Building.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1935-06-21
MIR. FRED BEAUCHAMP
DIED TUESDAY, JUNE II

Funeral services were held Thurs
day of last week for Mr.. Fred Beau
champ who died suddenly Tuesday,
June II, at the age of Al years.
Mr.. Beauchamp is native Of Po-
comoke, son of the late Gordy Beau
champ, but for a number Of years
has conducted a filling station and rec
reation place on the Berlin Ocean
City state highway just outside if
Berlin.
Interment was made in the Metho-
dist Episcopal cemetery in this city.