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St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1937-03-05

Improved n SUNDAY
Uniform c~-@~-
-:-LESSON =
By REV. HAROLD L. LUNDQUIST,
Dean Of the Moody Bible Institute
of Chicago.
q Western Newspaper Union.
LIFE HERE AND HEREAFTER
THROUGH CHRIST

LESSON TEXT-John 14:1.i5.
GOLDEN TEXT - I am the way, the
truth, and the life: no man cometh unto
the Father, but by me. John 14:6.
PRIMARY ToPIC-In the Heavenly
Fathers House.
JUNIOR TOPIC-Many Mansions.
INTERMEDIATE AND SENIOR TOP.
IC-Why We Need Christ Always.
YOUNG PEOPLE AND ADULT TOP.
1C-Life Here and Hereafter Through
Christ.
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Newman to Speak

We Insure Everything. Life,
Health and Accident. Fire. Theft,
Automobile, Tornado. Call J. w.
Pate. HyIand Ass.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1937-03-05

It was the night before the darkest
day in the worlds history. On the
morrow the Son of man was to
hang on Calvary'S tree for the sins
of the world-for your sins, and for
mine. But for the moment he was
alone with his disciples. The last
Passover had been eaten together,
the betrayer had been discovered,
ard the Lord has told them that he
was soon to go where they could
not follow. Peter had, by his bold
.sef-assurance, brought forth tn e
prophecy Of his denial The disciples
were disturbed. Then came from the
Saviour the words Of comfort, as
'surance, and power which have been
the strength and solace of his peo-
pie through all the centuries. Our
life both here and hereafter is in
His mighty hands.
I. Comfort wv. 1-3).
Troubled hearts are everywhere
in the palace and in the cottage, on
land and sea. There is a place of
rest, thank God! There is One who
still speaks the majestic words,
LET not your heart be troubled,
ye believe in God, believe also in
me-"
His comfort is one which covers
the future life, for he says:
!. II go to prepare a place"(v.2).
Concern about future destiny is set
tied at once when Christ Jesus be-
comes our Lord and Saviour. We
need worry no longer. He has gone
on before to the Fathers house to
prepare a place for his own. When
we come to that ever-peaceful shore
we shall not come as strangers, but
as sons and daughters to prepared
place in our Fathers house.
2. ST will come again" (v.3) is
the word that gives present mean
ing to the future promise. He not
only prepares the place, but he it
is who brings us there. The glorious
hope of his coming again is the
Christians greatest comfort a n d
mightiest incentive to useful, holy
living. ...--.
III. Assurance (vv. Aid. ....
The doctrine of Christian assur-
ance is one of vital importance,
and should be taught in all its scrip
tural power and beauty. Unfortun-
ately it has so suffered violence at
the hands of some of its friends
that others have. not only come to
fear it, but even openly to oppose
it. This is most regrettable, for it
is manifest that until one has as
surance he will make but little prog
ress in Christian usefulness.
The believers assurance rests
fundamentally on Christ himself.
Two grounds are given in the text.
/. 81 am the way, the truth, and
the life'' ". g.. These words are
their own best commentary. Read
them again, slowly, weighing tn Q
meaning Of each word. II we are
in him who is the way, how safe
we are! If we are not in him? Read
his own soler2n words in verse 6.
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What Makes o Man

!, God made man to 60 by motives
and he will not go without them,
any more than a boat without
steam, or a balloon without gas
iBeecher.
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WOMEN'S STUDY CLUB
MEETS

The Twin City Women's Civic
and Bible Study Club met Wednes-
day, Feb. "a, at the home of Mrs.
Mary Jane Williams, 318 No.
Avon.
Lectures on Italo- Ethiopian
War
Mrs. c. Moody, sos Carroll Ave-,
the guest speaker, gave a splendid
lecture on "Signs of the Times"
word picture of the world effect of
the recent war in Ethiopia.
Mrs. Moody's lecture, instruc-
tive, and with a definite racial ap-
peal, was so interesting that a
discussion was continued to the
meeting March 3rd.
Newman to Speak
On March 10, the meeting will
be held at the home of Mrs. Frank
Titus, president, 317 No. st. AL
bans st. c. E. Newman, publisher
of the st. Paul Recorder and Min
neapolis Spokesman, will lecture
on Community Problems"
The meeting will open promptly
at eight P. M. The public is in
vited.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-05-13
-LEGALS
NOTICE OF MAsTER,s SALE


NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN.
that under and by virtue of and
pursuant to that certain decree
made and entered on the 28th day
of April, A. d. 1897. by the Honor-
able Paul d. Barns, one of the
Judges of the Circuit Court of the
Eleventh Judicial Circuit of Dade
County, Florida, in Chancery. in
that certain cause therein pending
in Monroe County, Florida. wherein
w. Al. Parrish is the complainant
and Charles B. Wood. ct al are de-
PENDANTS. the undersigned Special
Master in chancery, appointed by
said decree, will offer for sale at
public outcry to the highest bidder
for cash. before the front door of
West, Monroe County, Florida, on
Monday the 18th day of June, A. ID.
1897 (same being a rule day of said
court and legal sales day. during
the legal hours of sale. to-wit. be-
tween IL o'clock in the forenoon
and o'clock in the afternoon of
said day. the following described
property to satisfy said decree by
payment of the amount therein
specified
Government Lot Two (2). in
Section Nine CO., Township
Sixty-six (66) South, Range
(32) East. containing Sixty-six
and 66l100 (66-66l100) acres more
or less.
ALLAN b. cLEARE, JR.
Special Master in Chancery.
Raymond r. Lord
Solicitor for Complainant.
may6-1S- 20-27; june3, 1887
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and she looked Old Abruptly she stag
eered. but before could reach her
she was leaning against the door
Godl'
forced myself to speak. 1--WE were
looking for you We found Jude-on
the bluff
She passed = shaking nand over ner
eyes. and when she SPIKE her voice
was nai and dead Where's MichaeI7"
William and exchanged giances.
In bed. said We've haven't
told anyone. Every inch OF me
howied 10 know where the had been.
70 ask mel what had happened. But
couidn't seem TO bulge.
Get something to cover = Miss
Biinshot. William Both Of you get
into dry clothes and NEE. me IN the
dining room
My Right" was purely automatic.
In the nall Higgins was towering
arouno the front door looking I'M
happy When he caught sight OF me
he gave vent to . most n-Higginsish
yelp Of Joy.
We've found them.s / managed
Where IS everybody"
Thank Heaven. siri Then with an
OBVIOUS effort al control. Miss Far
rington Is IN ner room Cook and An
ME are with ner With your permis-
sion. III tell ner at once. sir She's
been-a bit difficult
Wait minute. Higgins How Is
Mr. Miehselg.
Resting quietly. sir. Miss Palmer
Is with him -"
! acted on impulse wanted time
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LEGALS


NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN.
that under and by virtue Of and
pursuant to that certain decree
made and entered on the End day
of August A. d. 1882. BY the Honor
able Jefferson y. Browne Judge 81
the Circuit Court OF the Twentieth
Judicial circnit Of Monroe County.
Florida, in Chancery. In that GER
tain cause therein pending wherein
William F. Honey is the complainant
and Georgia Walker. a single Wo-
man, Louise NJ Butler. a single wo-
man, and John A. Parks are de-
PENDANTS. the undersigned Special
Master in Chancery. appointed By a
decree, will offer for sale az public
outcry to the highest bidder for
cash, before the front door Of Tho
County Court House in Key West.
Monroe County Florida. on Monday
the 7th day of June. A. y. 1887
esame being a rule day Of said
court and a legal sales day. dur
ing the legal hours OF sale. to-wit.
between IL O'Clock In the forenoon
and O'clock in the afternoon Of
said day. the following described
payment of the amount therein
specified:
IN Monroe County. state Of
Florida; part Of Lot -Four ca.
Square Forty-six (46). IN the
City of Key West according 20
William A. Whitehead's Map Of
said Island of Key West. but
more particularly described as
follows:
Beginning at the Corner Of
Margaret and Southland Streets.
thence along Margaret Street
in a Northwesterly direction
One hundred fifteen (1t5l feet
more or less; thence In a North
easterly direction One hundred
(100) feet more or iess.~fhrnce
Southeasterly fifty (50) feet
more or less. thence in a SotTk-i a
westerly direction Forty-five
(45) feet more orr less. ifhifito IN
Southeasferlyi direction Sixty
five (65) feet More or less;
thence Southwestkrly Sixty (6Gl
feet more or less 10 the place %
beginning. together with the
improvements thereon. 0ifM 81 Il
Raymond r. Lord
Special Master in Chancery.
Carr & Carr
Solicitors for Complainant
may6-f3- 20-27: 5unc3. 1891
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THE GREATEST II RE- 5T5;I0EII9
TO SELL AT THESE LOW PRICES

the tread and cord body into one inscparahie
unit. The wider, aaiter tread with more rul,beF
on the road will give YOU longer milcaee and
greater protection against skiddinx. Erczons
is able to give you all these extra vaIsles
in such large quantities thar great savings are
made in production.
Don't drive another day on thin worn tires
that are dangerous and may cause an accidena.
Join the Firestone SAVE A LIFE Campaisn
by equipping your car with Fircsione Standard
Tires - First Grade QnaIiIy al Lou Cod.
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GOME in, examine cross section cut from a
~ Firestone Standard Tire, then examine the
extra value you get. You will quickly
understand why more and more car owners
are equipping their cars with these tires. You
will agree that never before have you seen SO
much quality, SO much built-in mileage and SO
much safety at SO little cost. You will find the
Firestone Standard Tire is made safer from
blowouts with the Firestone patented process
of Gum-D Dipping. The patented construction of
two extra layers of Gum>Dipped Cords under
the tread protect against punctures and bind
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10 get grip on myself and to get
things Strengthened out as much as
possible before faced M. Harrington.
Then wen wait while before we
tell them. You might be sure the
outer cellar door is locked. Higgins.
Then Miss Barbara wants you in the
dining room. I'll be down in min
ute"
was halfway up the stairs before
he managed a bewiIdered, Very
good" He forgot TO add the sir"
tangled Nerves
FORTUNATELY the doors of NJ
II Farrington's and Michael's rooms
were closed and the racket of the
storm served as good blanket to the
sound OF my steps | was in no state
TO talk to either of them My brain was
numb Unspeakable things had hap
pened and we're about to happen. but
Il was important only that dress and
get back TO the dining room.
did just thai The Skipper was at
the sideboard. busy with a decanter
a roaring fire burned in the fireplace
and before IL sat William with smok-
ing drink in his hand As entered.
Higgins appeared from the kitchen
with anOther-< -
Get in front OF the fire and drjak
up. 1nn.V saEdCt1d lsAipba0 y SBayed
Il vas alb like d nightmare a feeling
ofiApgfsd heTves 4pR9 cdJslctton
that al any moment some unknown
foyce would. explqdeH 4ell into atoms.
But the heafi and TIE drink did their
silence ease me skippeE 4voice.
-Sii down. Higgins--over here"
Higgins sat. hard. as il another mo-
ment on his feet would have finished
him. The Skipper went on slowly and
quietly.
"Diana-the collie bitch-was about
due for litter of pups | was rather
worried about her-nearly lost her
last time When couldn't sleep in all
this racket. had her more or less on
my mind About 1890 decided to go
out and hav q look al her So i
dressed and lent out the back way
10 avoie little of the storm. I've been
out there ever since"
copyright 1887 Esther TVIerI
Mike clearly shows whom he sus-
nects. tomorrow.
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SYNOPSIS a rearing feb-
FmFt sftfH ffarhet On Earring
$50 His1 aileI Alichaei. hss
EeseiAe4ft Gat Pnimel aad ar
fs - q ussteGa usfh ans
aee1a FA4i eight Mike srakens
Nss sheatia4 ihai fnae lfiiush0p
ase fpMfiA guefi ard fhs SKIP
30 "a faii ara frerah younger
s4af h4rt disappeared waite
#HiaHl tHe rhsu1 ear allehaeg
aE4 Z efe srafrhIEQ ihe island.
Hlae iaila INFO ne snrl and zoe
fzfeit sare arm We asl am nack
fq feE a1aee 'csih his injured arm
asa ~ ear 1eafa fnfint Jude.
NfAfai AT 30 coaf. fac doun-
afa - ihe mad on the blug.
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1ffitAI tne ~ was william wait
- rs iorf
I saeuied something uninielligible
eHe nssped dosn On ms knees tried
g rslze nef Ana then. a. dudes face
care iDte ne uEhL ! knew Her face
saa 4fess &efe sifeaked With some
ttnE ~ uF1Ehlel than mut Through
fEN 4Ndle ~ ~ forehead was ) rag.
Fea uiesdlne hole Lon before a
f1ana hef pune ! knew thai Jude
EInsaor sss aesd
faHfe - 10 point N dwelling on
ehai 3 keni through ~ the next few
aelaases q mas 20 Bearing on this
HaGs CIouehed ~ the mud. staring
g shsl siiH anasily face. ! was re-
nEsHs 3 nlrkerlnE succession Of scenes
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PAGES
CARDS IN VICTORY
OVER PILLS; l5-3
PIRATES TAKE FIFTH WIN IN
ROW; CUBS DEFEATED Bos-
TON BEES; SENATORS LOSE
ANOTHER
Especial 20 The CItizenl

tSUCe-fAt nC AAtA1GAJ
NEW YORK, May 13.Paced
by Ducky Wucky Medwiek, st.
Louis Cardinals pounded out q
Is to 8 victory over Philadelphia
Phillies yesterday afternoon in
the City of Brotherly Love. Med
wick knocked out four safeties,
two of which were home runs and
the other pair were double--a to-
tai of II bases. Pepper Martin
a.so hit four safely and frankie
Frisch. manager, collected three
hits. MCGEE, who has pitched
only in relief rolls, went the
whole route for the Gashouse
Gang. He held the Phils to but
hiuG Sdlc DlONo.
Pittsburgh Pirates took a close
game from New York Giants, 6
to 5. The Brcs came from be-
hind twice before they finally won
the contest. 1t was their fifth
straight victory and kept their
National League lead intact.
Boston Bees dropped Their fifth
straight game as they went down
in defeat at the hands of Chicago
Cubs, 6 to 2. Root held the Bees
to five hits as his teammates
pounded opposing pitching for 10
safeties.
Brooklyn climbed to within a
half-game of third pace, as they
took Cincinnati Reds into camp,
to /, while the Giants were
losing.
Only one game was played in
American League. Washington
Senators sunk little lower in the
cellar as Chicago White Sox took
their measure, 13 to ..
The summaries:
National League
At New York r. Fl. E.
Pittsburgh -....-.-.............. 10
New York ..-....... 5 10
Al N - ~
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-05-13
HORSE KICKED AUcTIoNEER

BRAZIL, Ind.-When Cecil
Hummel's property was sold at a
public sale in this city, the fam
lily horse was put up and when the.
bid amounted to $55 the horse
kicked the auctioneer in the leg.
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eoooooeooeoaoosoeoooeooo
FOLLOWING
THROUGH
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

st. Augustine Record of May
II had the following to say about
William Gates: "The Key West
boy has been holding down the hot
corner in sensational fashion,
and it is indeed pleasure not 10
have to close your eyes and cross
your fingers every time ball is
knocked down that way. When
Bill first reported he was not in
the best Of condition and booted
a few, but for the. past two weeks
he has been doing the best bit
of third-oasing in Saint history.
Gates to our way of thinking, has
proven TIE biggest asset to- the
club. He is hitting around the
$50 mark, is fast, and, on top of
that, has a head on his shout
ders." This is what Harvey
Lopez, sports editor of the Record,
has TO say about our Bill Gates.
And i,y the way Bill has accepted
the last 80 chances without an
error. In Sundays game he
singled in the ninth, stole second
and came home with the winning
run on a wild pitch. Monday, the
Saints shutout Daytona Beach 5
to O. Gates was at bat three
times, hit a double, sacrificed a
run home and squeeze play. He
batted in two runs and scored
one.
In Ft. Lauderdale, another Key
Wester is doing good and he is
none other Arthur Lunn, Ha Ha
to his many friends in this city.
He is pitching softball for the
Tarpon Lumber Co. and won from
the Florida Power and Light Co.,
9 to 1, tanning nine. He won
from the Court House team, 10 to
5, striking out eight, hitting a
triple, and took the second game
played with the Court House out
fit, 4 to 2, whiting six. He lost
to Leavitts, A to 1, tanning five.
The city league has Ia clubs and
the Tarpon Lumber Co. is one of
the favorites. Lunn was touched
for Is hits in the four games. The
Power and Light team got two
safe blows off his SAINTS.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-05-13

TENNIS GROUP
MEETS TONIGHT

A meeting OF SOuthernmost
Frnnis Association has been cali
81 Zoe tonight in Sunday school
hulbllns % First NJ. +. lStoEe)
Chufeh ~ Andrew Eiwood. seere-
tlfF af the club.
Al members Of this organiza-
tiuu and othes interested in ten
as are urged to attend this ses-
sioH. Nhich begins at 7:30.
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oesoseseoeeopsoeeessesee
Today S Horoscope


The decidedly uncomfortable
tendencies Of the past week are
now passing by, and the diligence
of those born today win generally
be rewarded with a measure of
success. There is much evidence
of thrift and industry which will
attract friends end fortune. The
latter part Of the day gives great
er aspiration.
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~lih 3 g.gi nho laus..ed. who danced.
eta-
Prem > eIeai distance and after a
Iana fima I became aware of the
1afm anrs more-of Williams frantic
Kflp 90 ms shoulder and his voice
F.ans ANONYMOUSLY above the up
fosf
/ moved Nlihoui knowing what
asa aoinn. raised her IN my arms and
So tea far ne house without know
saN Anefe 4 Nas going Mostly I was
tanhIae oi blue eyes. alive. laughing.
saa eaFef . 0as feeling girls warm
arms sfolnd rlg neck. feeling Sud
aealf { aas in the kitcnen doorw ~
efa william hanEing onto ms arm
-Iloaf 900 think. sir. we better
leste hsf here uniil-i mean. Miss
fsffnsian 90 q sbe vas 10 see US
asre1 "a nim Dimiy there came
Is ale 8 feeaiicCiion of N Harrington
ana na uyncfirs. o. the Missing
4NnnH ai Mlcnaci ana Gas upstairs
4 ae4afa William Eas helping me FAY
sef 80 tne kfchen tabis Lamp sod
afn iaIae ~ q blue dress Jude Jude
Hlusnup a eiankci % snme sort
sesased O. ~ over me cauidn think
! eaalfaf leai There Nas empty space
aH sgeana ne ana empty space inside
ni ~ fnrn through thsi empty space
s sasse rut iiEc . fihs shot u was
Williams And be Was babbling sQme-
lHnE aboia mufderi
tmassssie ~ auuned brain re-
leTlei fne fhnughi automaticallY. put
rseH la tne pruces q mgiied oter
a1Hff fsrs lead Shot And the
a. dae ass dnan Suppast Jude had
HEfn zHrIf Thcn the ~er-1n wh0 shot
zee mssi te-
ananra my north bui the wUrds
rFsts rame. &C. ilu 81 that moment
> enHa ffnm te Gnor sent as both
sf.nuns wildly aeoui % confront the
As,ppef STANDING ealg,l5 on the
tHffssala
The Thing Eehlpd Is
sIfHK sklppel Cinsed the door
rNeI sac sara Ia q perfectly nat
Ezsl saicc. ~Hhai s1cs on herc2"
4asl thaf tricd % say somsthing.
tsf Ast tao tate The Skipper caught
aaai ai me thing behinl Us She stood
stslk siiA gTiPplng her sou wesier.
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WOULD KILL GERMS

LONDON-Dr W. H. Carey of
"a. city advises that before and
after kissing the lips be painted
aiih iodine % kin germs
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had lived a. stranger under the
same roof with her husband for
TWENTY-FIVE years, was granted
divorce.
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LIVED As STRANGERS

SPOKANE. Wash.-Mrs. John
Huart Of this city, who said she
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-06-18
ACTION SCENE IN BOYD PARK

Hendersonve city park with tennis croquet Switchboard
-
and heerhouse for checker playing and other
use comfortable shade shubey and flowers
drinking and The park developed by the
Chamber of Commerce funds supplied by Bert Boyd 1t is
two blocks from the business district between the American Legion
home and the high athletic field and tourists find
attractive place recreation
The park opened last Monday for the and
aged by L. Sngley entertainment committee Of the Cham
of
Normal charged the day. week. month for
maintenance of the park. (See ad on this page.)
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-06-18
ACCREDITED BUSINESS FlRM
CALENDAR OF EVENTS
FRIDAY, JUNE Is
Games in Boyd Park

9 a. m.-Cars leave III South Main street for Great
Smoky Mountain Park tours.
6 p. m.-Softbal, Kiwans VS.. All Stars high school
athletic field.
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SATURDAY, JUNE 10
Games in Boyd Park
ga m.-Cars leave III South Main street for Great
Smoky Mountain Park tours.
$3.50 p m.-mdustral League baseball, Green River vs.
Canton, at Hendersonville.
49,. w.,
3 80 D. m-County League baseball, w. o. W. at Fruit
land Balfour ChpmanLaCrosse at Flat Rock; Fetch
er.at Sauda.
$50 p. m.-Square dance at OsceOla Lake pavilion
Square dance, Laurel Park Inn.
SUNDAY, JUNE 20
Fathers Day.
Preaching services at IL a. m. and p m, in all
churches
MONDAY, JUNE II
Games in Boyd Park
Continuous shows every afternoon and night at Carolina
and State theaters
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SUNDAY, JUNE 20
MONDAY, JUNE II
Games in Boyd Park

Continuous shows every afternoon and night at Carolina
d State theaters.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-06-18
WATER-PURE AND PLENTIFUL

Aeriatng water it flows into Hendersonve FIVE million gal
Ion reservoir through pipeline penetrating Pgah
tiona Forest
HenderSOnvis coming from Psgah
the Psgah National Forest crystal clear and
be- The watershed entirely within
has not only the protection afforded by heavy foeaon but
addition patroed by federal officers whose duty to know
the
visit the
The Hendeonve modern As
standing of the South than
million dollars the adequate the needs of
population of 10000 without additional
Distribution the reservoir by gravity By special
the city furnishes the residents of the suburbs adjacent
HenderSonv within radius three miles which
are Balfour. Rock Hills and Laur
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1937-01-21
Rockville News And
Social Items

Mrs. Herbert o. Copper, wife of the
pastor of the Rockville Baptist
Church, is in New York City.
Miss Margaret Slade, of Reisters
town, Nd, was the weekend cues
Of Miss Emily Blandford.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Rudd enter
tanned the members of Christ Church
Choir at buffet supper on Saturday
evening at the Rectory. The guests
included Mr.. and Mrs. David Belts,
Mr.. and Mrs. Valentine C. Wilson
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter A. Williams, Mr..
Franklin Wilson, Miss B. C. Allnutt,
Miss Betty MARYLAND, Mr.. and Mrs
Stephen Stock, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Stock, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Thomp-
son, Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce Carr, Mr.
and Mrs. Franklin, Mr.. and Mrs.
Bache Albert, and Miss Martha Will
Hams.
Mrs. Carter Clagett entertained the
following guests at dinner on Thurs
day at her home on Montgomery Ave,
Mrs. Charles Pyles of Hancock, Md,
Miss Emma Hodson and Mrs. Frank
Davis of Poolesville, Nd, Mrs. Julian
Waters of Germantown, Nd, Mrs.
Emily Hall, of Gaithersburg, Mrs.
John Williams of Kensington, Mrs.