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The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1937-03-26
OREGON NEWS SECTION
Bonnie Boyle, Correspondent, 1920 Vancouver Avenue
Phone MUrdOck 1865, Portland, Ore.

soil Is president.
The college students are trek
king home for the Easter vacation
and many social functions are be
ing planned during their stay.
The Rosebud Study Club win
meet with Mrs. Homie Boyle on
April z.
Rev. c. Glow, pastor Of Mt. eli
vet Baptist Church preached the
splendid sermon at the Palm Sum
day observance at Mt. Hood Chap
ter O.E.s. Mrs. Frances Baton
had charge of arrangements and
Mrs. Bessie Johnson is Worthy
Matron.
Williams Ave. Y.W.C.A. Branch
The Health Education and Re-
erection Committee, under the
leadership of Mrs. E. Garden. will
conduct a Community Play Night
on the evening Of April 9. Fun
and entertainnl ent will be provid-
ed for participants from 8 to 10
p. n. No admission is charged
for these community affairs.
An interesting program was
presented by the following persons
for the Nationwide Business and
Industrial Girls Banquet Wednes-
day evening. Invocation by Rev.
L. o. Stone, who also spoke on
Leadership" Introduction of the
| Guests and Welcome Address by
Miss Irene Patterson, president;
Mrs. Mary Duncan, a brief adj
dress; Resume of Club work by
vice-president, Miss Emerald Brit
ton; vocal solo, Miss Estelle Pat
terson. Mr.. Donald Anderson was
accompanist. The banquet was a
very attractive and successful af-
fair. Mrs. Ruth Reed presented
the club with a beautiful center
piece Of spring flowers for the
! speakers table.
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TACOMA NEWS SECTION
MADELINE GIBSON, Correspondent
IL So. Main Street Main "a

Mr.. Leonard White, y. Of 1888
South state street. died in a 10
cal hospital Sunday. Surviving are
two sons. Dewty and Try, and a
daughter. Mrs. Ida Carter, all Of
Tacoma; a brother, presley, and
two sisters, Mrs. Susan Woodland
and Mrs Thelata Martin. all of II
linois.
A special Easter program viii
be given by the members Of the
Allen A.M.E. Sunday School. un-
der the direction of Mrs. Helen
Stafford, at 7 p. M. Easter sun
day night. The public is welco me.
The Marion Girl Reserves gave
Tacoma the treat of the season.
Sunday morning at the regular II
o'clock service at the Allen A.M.E.
Church when they rendered a
most impressive service to a ca
pacity filled house. Every parti-
cipant Of the program rendered
her part with all grace and ease.
Mrs. McCabe. as guest speaker.
was truly remarkable in her de-
liverance of the spiritual message
to these girls. Miss Idell vertner,
secretary of the Seattle Y.W.C.A.,
and Miss Geraldine Munt. presi-
dent Of the Girl Reserves Of Seat
tie. were among the special guests
az was Miss Ellen Mcintosh of
Tacoma, Local "y," Mrs. Morgan
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WalIa waIla, Wash
BIZ NE. PauIIne spearman

By Mrs. Pauline Spearman
Mr.. John Wilson entertained a
number of his friends at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. L. P. Robinson
In honor of his birthday last
Thursday. The evening was spent
with games and music. Dainty re-
freshments were served anG ev-
eryone enjoyed a peasant evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. B. Spearnan
entertained friends Wednesday ev-
ening with a card party. High
honors went to Mrs. George Kin
ney and MI. G. B. Spearman.
The Mount Carmel Commun't,
Baptist church's B.Y.P.U present
ed a musical program Sunday ev-
ening. 1t was enjoyed by all who
attended.
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have news for the paper, see that
1t is given to our local represent
alive in your city.
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Toppenish. Wash.
Golden Belt Champion

Leo Turner, amateur fighter
here, hattled away for three nights
in success in the Golden Belt Tour
nament in Yakima, knocking out
Richard Fielding in % seconds. 4
technical knockout over Worgum,
and winning a decision over Art
DahImon (white) which brought
him the honor of the Golden Belt
Championship.
Mrs. Bernice Martinson and
Miss Barbara Francis of Yakima
were visitors here Sunday-Rev.
Hill of Seattle was a guest at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. M. McSwain
Saturday and Sunday.-Those on
the sick list are Mr.. H. Allen, Miss
Ethel McSwain, and Mrs. J. Holt.
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Yakima, Wash.

Mrs. e. Booker of Selah was
hostess to the Mite Missionary So
ciety last Thursday evening. =
Maynard Evand spent the week
end visiting relatives in Ellens-
burg.-Miss Teddy Hancock and
Mr.. and Mrs. John Woods visited
relatives in Ellensburg last Sun
day. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Ander-
son and Mr.. md Mrs. Virgil Frye
spent last Sunday in Ellensburg
visiting friends.
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Spokane, Wash.
SPOKANE, WASHINGTON

The Phyllis Wheatley club is
sponsoring a baby contest. About
twelve babies of the city are CON
testants. The baby winning the
highest number of votes will be
acclaimed spokane's most popular
baby. Among the babies in the
contest are: Richard Wellington,
Louise wellington. Halle S. Maps
Jr., and Baby Burnett.
The Sunday school teachers of
Bethel A. M. e. church served a
pot-luck dinner at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Stokes. After
dinner was served Mr.. H. c. G..
Fry gave an interesting talk on
adult Education"
Mr.. Perry Davis of Lewiston is
making his home in the city and
is a law student at the Gonzaga
College.
The Musical concert and jubilee
presented by Bethel A. M. e.
church, Monday evening. March
10Th, at the st. Pau Methodist
church was very succe ssful. Mrs.
Mildred Downs stephemt was the
guest soloist. The chorus was
trained by Miss Ruth Ilpscomb.
Miss Eleanor Barrow was accom-
PIANIST.
Rev. e. B. Reed. and Rev. j. G.
White will participate in che Good
Friday services conducted by the
Ministerial Association at the Cen
trail Methodist church.
Miss Viola Pollard, Of Spokane,
Washington, and Mr.. George Col
Inns, formerly Of Spokane. now OF
Seattle, were married recently in
Seattle. The couple will make
their home on the coast.
Miss Eleanor Barrow is employ
ed as stock girl at zukors. Miss
Helen Coltrame Is also employed
as stock girl at Grayson's. Both
stores are women's apparel shops.
The Easter Sunday School pro-
gram Of Bethel A. M. E. church
will be presented Sunday evening
March 2Sth.
Virgil Howard, "Dott" Freeman,
Marion Phipps, and Walter Der
rick have returned from Olympia
where they were employed at the
State Legislature.
Mrs. ]. Turner gave a dinner
party honoring the birthday OF
her husband Mr.. John Turner.
Covers were laid for four.
Mrs. Chas. SINNERS, who was
injured by a fall during the past
winter. has recovered.
Mrs. Nellie Reynolds, at her
home, 21Os College Avenue, was
hostess for Pierian Study Club,
Wednesday, March 18th. An inter-
esting program was rendered and
two new members were welcomed.
Mrs. Helen Davis gave a book re-
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Great Falls, Mont.

The ming Workers Club held a
turkey dinner IN the church base
ment on Tuesday evening.
Flowers to Mrs. Agnes Parker.
chairman Of the "Al Man pro-
gra mand old-fashioned box social
sponsored By the Willing Workers
Club which vas held IN the An
church basement Oh the evening
Of Marca 9 with the genial nc. B.
Parker as NC. Where have the
gents been hiding their abundance
Of talent7 High spots Of tie pro-
gram were Elder Sea Gal (Theo-
dore Arthur Ellis. Jr.J in original
skit, "Frenchie" Christian and his
superb instrumental triol, from
our fashionable Ce,Jred night club,
the Ozark Club. MI. Frank Mann
noted entertainer direct from Ra-
do City, and the surprise hill-billy
(Jew's harp instrumental contri-
buted by Beatrice Parker, which
truly brought down the house (al-
most1. Where, oh, where's did the
Kentucky Colonel. Roger Berry.
develop q keen, convincing, collos-
Al, conceiving auctioneering ability
such as was displayed? A reveIa-
ton, girls, l say. a revelation And
hats off to the men.
The junior federated club mem
bers held their usual meeting last
week at the home Of Mrs. Ada
Hart, supervisor.
Services were held at the Bap-
fist church Sunday evening, Rev.
Coleman and Mrs. Coleman, also
Rev. G. Asbruy and his wife, are
holding revival meetings and win
remain here for an indefinite stay.
The Rev. G. S. Allen, presiding
elder, preached on Sunday at the
A.M.E. Church. He also visited
the Sunday School and the ACE.
League. The quarterly confer
ence was held on Sunday evening
with Rev. Allen presiding.
An articles submitted on tohtch
there does not appear the name
Of the person t0ritim0 or sending
sz nseiOiH not be published. L
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and Mrs. ". G. Goering. al Of the
same branch. Words from the ad-
visors. Mesdames ". p. Stafford
and Ray Gibson. completed the
well-ronuaed program solely ar
ranged BY the girls themselves.
The Ladies' Musicn Club win
resume practices Fyiday night at
z p. N 81 the residence of Mrs.
Ray Gibson.
The Youths Councirs of the
NAAcP will. be the guests Of Mrs.
Nettie J. Asberry, Saturday at 2
p. m. for an Easter meeting and
party.
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MI. ZION BAPTIST CHURCH
Rev. 7. n. Davis. pastor

IN an atmosphere of spiritual
enthusiasm which eliminated the
sever weeks campaign IN which
ell Baptist churches Of the city
participated, Mt. Zion observed
Victory Day last Sunday with a
large congregation at both ger
vices. Next Sunday, Easter viii
be appropriately observed with a
children's program in the Sunday
Church School at 10 o'clock. A
feature viii be the initial appear
ance Of the Sunday School Orch
estra under the direction Of Mrs.
Bernice Anderson Clark. The pas
tor viii bring the Easter message
at the II o'clock service, Life
Immortal You are invited to
worship with Mt. Zion on Easter
Sunday. A hearty welcome IS ae-
corded strangers and visitors.
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.SOClAL NOTES
ARLINE 8. ENcLIsH. correspondent

evening at the Y.W.CA
Gilbert Baker. son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. r. Baker put on q one
man act in the annual vodvil at
Foster High School last week.
The Growler'' the scoof paper,
said It vas the smash hit Of the
evening.
Mr.. SAMUEL s. RIDDEN continues
ii Ct tbe Marine hospital. His
friends Rh for him a speedy re-
Miss Dora English wSs hostess
for the business meeting o. the
Royal Ten club this week. at
which Miss Dorothy Harris was a
guest. The meeting next wednes-
day win be at the home Of Miss
Ora Goodwin.
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Portland, Ore.

Mrs. Berrie Tinseley opened her
home Sunday for a beautifully APP
pointed Tea sponsored by the Eel
lowship Club Of Mt, 0Iivet Baptist
Church Of which Mrs. J. W. Inger-
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view of Magnificent obsessiOn, AS
this was st. Patrick's day the hos
tess arranged appropriate decora-
tions throughout rooms and a the
luncheon table.
Miss Sybil Stafford left Sunday
afternoon for Pullman, Washing
ton, where she will work in the
historical department as typist,
attending Pullman College part
time.
Mrs. Cornelia Flowers is recov-
ering from a slight attack of the
flu.
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Mrs.. David Brooks was hostess
Cor Ehe meeting OF the Self I'M
provement Club, tuesday evening
At her home
Happy over the recovery e Ar.
H +. Duvall from several weeks
illness. q group Of friends So
plised Mr. and Mrs. DuvalI with.
a no-hosl sty st their home re-
Gently. me ladies served from q
table lasIen with delicious delica-
eies. " Davall wore a smile that
could not be effaced.
The Harmony Art Twelve Club
entertained with q st. Patrick's
luncheon last Thursday at the
home Of MRS. r. W. Jones. Among
The guests were Mrs. Myrtle Pur-
nell. Mrs. Marjorie Burrell, Mrs
]. II. Waggener. Mrs. Rosa Hail,
and Mrs. Sarah Dixon OF Port
land. After luncheon games were
enjoyed for which prizes were Civ
en to Mrs PurneIl. Brs. Burrell.
Mrs. Waggener and Mrs. Hall.
The Entire Nous Club met last
Thursday at the home Of Mrs.
Evelyn Taylor. MY most fright
ening experience provided dis
cusaion for an interesting evening
Mrs. c. L. Mccullough served
supper Friday evening following
the lecture for the pleasure Of
Mr.. Elmer A. Carter and a few
friends.
A group of friends surprised
Mrs. Henry Johnson with a party
Saturday evening at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. 3. A. White. IN
honor Of her birthday anniversary
the st. Patrickss day motif was
used IN the decorations and in the
delicious refreshments.
At the meeting Of the crispus
Attacks Club Tuesday evening.
photographs were taken to send to
Washington, D. g as a picture of
one of the outstanding groups IN
adult education. The club IS study
ing juvenile delinquency and child
welfare. and is supplied with ar
instructor from the adult educa-
tion department. What is Per-
sonanty, how does It differ from
character furnished many inter-
esting points to be discussed at
future meetings. The membership
in this club is open to all who are
interested IN this work.
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Mothers show the city we are
vitality interested in the well-be
ing Of our children by attending
the Mothers Study Club Tuesday
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PHILADELPHIA (C)ZHon. J..
H. Rainey, a member of the Penn
sylvania Athletic Commission, and
Mrs. Frances Graves Wright, who
was granted a divorce from Mar
vim Wright last week, wer given
a LICENSE to wed last Wednesday.
No announcement has been made
as to when the marriage will be
held. Commissioner Rainey is SO
and Mrs. Wright, 81.
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Y.M.C.A., j. A. johnson,


The Y.M.C.A. wishes to thank
the doner Of the lumber for worn
benches at the "Y" so that TIE
boys may begin their shop work.
They are also grateful to the Ju-
nior Chamber of Commerce for
the promise Of $15 to buy tools.
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McIver-ArtIs NuptlaIs

If sunshine Is a good omen on
ones wedding day. then one young
couple win have a wealth OF hap
piness, for the sun shone glorious
~ Wednesday when MI. William
McIver, 0 Of Mrs. cecile Me
Iver took Miss Mildred Arts,
daughter Of Mr.. ana Mrs. Rich
ard Arts as his bride.
The newlyweds T on a short
honeymoon trip and VIII be at
home after April ! at the Adelphi
apartments.
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The Sunday School viii pre-
sent their program at 9:45 Eas-
ter morning.
; ; ,
lions Mission Home = 24O1 E.
Union. Sister A. B. LaForce Mis-
sionary Evangelist. Bible study
class Good Friday at 7:3O p. m.
Easter program Sunday afternoon
from 8 to 7 p. m. All are well
coiae.
7. w. c. A, Miss IdeIl c. vertner.
Executive Secretary
There win be no vesper service
on Easter Sunday on account of
the programs at the various
churches.
Miss S. Garrison of Pocatello,
Idaho. has been guest at the "Y'
for the past week.
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CHURCHES


EASTER ANfUuhCEWENI
A special Easter program viii
be rendered at the Full Gospel
Pentscostal Mission, 18th and E.
Fir. The service viii begin at
7:8O p. N. Al ere welcome.
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KEEP OFF DATE APRIL Is
YMcA. ANNUAL MEETING.
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The Mems Progressive Bridge
Club IS atiIl talking about the
splendid entertainment given them
Saturday evening BY Mr.. ]. T.
Clayton at his home. The first
three prize winners were George
Wright, Bob Harvey and Ernest
Alexander. The real initiation Of
Mr.. Harvey. the newest member
Of the group. will take place FRI
day evening when he viii be host
for the club at his home.
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First A. n. E. Church, Rev. Fred
"A. Hughes, Minister

- - - 2AAAAA III AAENs AAEAA
A. Hughes, Minister
lev. Hughes will deliver his
Easter message at eleven o'clock.
choosing as his subject ITO Kiss
the Cross" But the day win have
begun far in advance Of this as
the pastor and congregation win
worship at the Volunteer Park
Sunrise service at five o'clock.
Baptism Of infants VIII follow the
eleven O'Clock hour,
Good Friday evening the choir
will sing Stainers eCruxificion. :
beginning promptly at eight o.
clock.
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Mrs. c. L, Mccullough served
supper Friday evening following
the lecture for the pleasure Of
Mr.. Elmer A. Carter and a few
friends.
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SNOW HILL HIGH SCHOOL
BROADCAST

class plays. She was Secretary of 9Th
Grade, President of Club formed in
9th grade, and President of 9Th and
7th Grades.
Tennis Tournament
AS an extra curricular activity, the
Athletic Association with the aid of the
Student Council is planning tennis
tournament. This plan will enable the
students to put into use their court
and also learn more about the game.
This tournament is similar to the
basketball tournament. Students pos
sessing athletic tickets will be per-
mitted to engage in the tournament.
Thus far it has been decided that bus
pupils will practice before school and
at noon time and town pupils before
the BUSES arrive in the mornings and
after school. On Monday, the Fresh
men practice, on Tuesday the Sophie
mores, on Wednesday, the Juniors, on
Thursday the Seniors and on Friday,
after May 1, tournament will be play
ed. Championship games will be play
ed for boys singles, girls singles,
boys doubles, and girls doubles. Each
pupil must furnish his own racket and
balls.
In view of the fact that the basket
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one and all.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Dryden were
supper guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Hickman on Sunday.
Mr.. Harry Sharpley spent part of
this week in Baltimore, Md.
Mrs. Ohio Brown of near Stockton,
Nd, is spending some time with her
mother, Mrs. Carrie Jones.
Mr.. Robert Powell of Philadelphia,
Pa, spent the weekend with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Powell, Sr.
The Rev. G. S. Thomas and grand
children, Mr.. and Mrs. G. P. Hearth
way were supper guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. T. Brown on Sunday.
A surprise party was given William
Pilchard Tuesday evening, March g.
1887 by his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Lee
T. Pilchard at thir home in Greenback-
vile, Va, in honor of his 10Th birth
day. Games and other social events
were INDUCED in until late hour
when the guests were invited into the
dining room decorated with evergreens
and poted plants to partake of ice
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Davis, William Pruitt and James
Pruitt, Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Hudson,
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul TarrS Mr.. and
Mrs. Owen Pilchard, Mr.. and Mrs. r.
vim Wharton, Mr.. and Mrs. Mervin
Pilchard, Mrs. Estella Petit and Mrs.
w. X. Pilchard. The evening was
heartily enjoyed by all and the guests
departed wishing William many hap
py returns of the day.
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cream, cake and minis. The living
room color scheme was green and pink
Many beautiful and useful presents
were given him which We're opened in
the presence of the guests, Misses
Audrey Jones, Eunice Petit, Mae
Chapman, Lucille Pilchard, Margaret
Crowley, Almeta Tull, Margaret Dry
den, Catherine Pilchard, Mildred Rus
sell, Sara Pruitt, Messrs. Ralph Tarr,
Richard Pilchard, Edwin Chapman,
Charles Ellis, Clinton Doughty, Ed
ward Matthews, Carl Brown, John
Taylor, William Chapman, Charles
Hudson, Herbert Marshall, Ernest
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ball tournament proved a success, it
is most desirable that the tennis tour
nament be equally popular.
P. T. A. Meets
The March meeting of the Snow Hill
Parent Teachers Association was held
Tuesday evening in the high school
auditorium. After brief business
meeting, during which plans for the
country fair were discussed and state
tests explained, the roll was called.
Mrs. Phillips room had the highest
percentage of parents present and the
pupils of her room were awarded one
dollar. The most outstanding feature
of the meeting was a Maryland Day
pageant given by the elementary stud
ents under the direction of Misses Hay
ward and Warren. Six of the stud
ents danced the "Minuet." Rachel
Hall gave brief history of Maryland
while the pageant was being drama
tized. Shirley Townsend represent
ed Maryland and Margaret Shockley,
Columbia. Several boys and girls
took the parts of counties.
With the termination of this pro-
gram, the meeting adjourned. Next
months entertainment will be furnish
ed by the pupils of the primary school.
GRADE NEWS
Tuesday night, March 18th, the ele-
mentary grades presented a pageant
called "The Land Where Dreams Come
True" for the P. T. A. Meeting. The
main characters were: Maryland, Shir-
ley Townsend, Columbia, Margaret
~Shockley, Religious Freedom, Betty
Covington, George Calvert, David Skid
more, Peace, Ruth Duer and the read
err, Rachel Hall. Several others rep
resented the counties of Maryland.
A choir from the grade sang many
patriotic songs appropriate to the oc-
casion.
SOCIAL NEWS
Clarence Garrett has returned to
SCHOOL d1CeT WISH W TSAdClNSS Al
Wilkes-Barre, Pa.
Mrs. Phillips has returned after a
weeks absence caused by influenza.
LIE Adkins, Shirley Mumford and
Ellen Hancock were absent part of
last week because of illness.
Sidney Northam was absent this
week because of illness.
A surprise party was held for Pat
Cottingham on March 18th at his
home on Bay Street. Those attending
were Albert Laws, Shirley Mumford,
David Northam, Freda Godfrey, Num-
roe Townsend, Gladys Disharoon, Lee
Adkins, Mildred Parsons, Thomas
Smith, and Eleanor Clark. After an
enjoyable evening of games (never
mind what kind) refreshments were
served. Then the guests adjourned to
the less inhabited part of Snow Hill
and vicinity.
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Mrs. Homer Mason of Stockton, Md.
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Logan Taylor
on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Tarr and chill
dren, Dora Ellen and Leroy visited
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Hancock at
George Island Landing, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Jester, Mr.. and
Mrs. Nelson Collins and daughter,
Betty, Mr.. Richard Mason motored to
Baltimore, Nd, on Sunday. Mr.. and
Mrs. Collins remained and Mr.. Collins
will enter hospital for treatment.
Mr.. Lewis Gordon of Prospect Park,
Pa, spent the weekend with his par
ents, the Rev. and Mrs. L. w. Gordon.
Mrs. Lora Brimer and daughter,
Elinora and Beatrice, spent the week.
end with relatives in Wilmington, Del.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Liliston Wis
tied her mother, Mrs. Vena Tarr at
Porterville, Md, Sunday evening.
Mrs. Laura Taylor spent Sunday
with her mother, Mrs. Joe Rhinehart
and Mr.. Rhinehart in Philadelphia.
Miss Mildred Russell spent last
week with Mr.. and Mrs. Elton Ward
at Holly Oak, Pa.
Misses Cecie and Laura Paradis and
Mr.. Marcellus Paradis, of Stockton,
Nd, visited Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. Para
dis, Sunday.
Mrs. Catherine Yarter entertained
the Sewing Circle on Thursday after
noon.
Mrs. r. L. Ellis spent Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Ellis in Wilmington,
Del.
Don't forget the April FOOLS Social
to be held at the schol auditorium on
April LIST by the Ladies Aid Society
of Franklin City M. E. Church. Come