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homeland. This memorial 49,
IN l2 =: by the Finnish nati F,s'''|
the rims IN America IN "r r"na .
GRAFTON G! OF the Finnish D po oD.a.e1
the first r peImanept set r:t.Iess !
1896" '' valley |
The monument is made oty]
England granite Tor a b, VI VI
Finnish granite for ,S Ss% 2
structure, !; was PREPARED ed' !, y
land by the ". vaino 4sI,s ~
MEDAL FOR ROOSEVELT a
As part OF the CHEESE
monies, Hoist will Drcse .,t' q
medal which his COUNT, r' 80 81
for President Roosevelt, /, , ,S.sl
on one side a log church !" = ~, n
early settlement and or t5e q ~
faces Of a typical >c,l,ers ' ss ~
and a face Of Admiral ' SI-
Fleming, a prime morg in ID N
settlement. An inscrig,ior a" ~ !, y
medal says. Commemorate
Delaware Tercentensr.'
During the visit 70 Chester n
Finnish and Swedish jel4s,,,i ="
also will visit ;he nyrunsn, '' \
John Morton. singer O, Ne III
ted States declaration Of inis
Dendence. who descended h,
Swedish and Finnish settlers, !,
cording to Huria.
Later the Finnish delegasa
will visit the Mullica Hill stl
ment in New jersey. to unysII
to E.ic Mullica. a pua
nent early Finnish settler.
Australia'S first factory h
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ST. JAMES EPISCOPAL

Main st. at Eighth Ave.
Rev. James P. Burke, pastor.
Holy eommunion-7:30 a. m.
Church schOol-9:30 a. m.
Morning service and sermon
IL a. m.
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CALVARY BAPTIST

.. SAI v AN D<fA III
Grove St. between Sixth and
Seventh AYES. East.
Rev. Geo. T.. Pencil, pastor.
w. NJ. Garren, chairman of dea-
con board; c. c. Collins, superin-
tendent of Sunday school; Miss
Dorothy Pace, president of Wo-
mans Missionary society; Miss
Jessie Shipman, director of young
people,
GAS a. m.-Sunday school;
subject, "The Suffering Servant. F"
II a. m.-Morning worship -
preaching by pastor.
GAS p. m.-B.T.U.
Z D. m.-Prayer service.
8 D. m.-Evening worship at
the tent on corner Church street
and First avenue west. :,
A cordial welcome awaits ali
who worship with us.
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EaTOmorrow's Menu
BREAKFAST; Stewed rhu-

BREAKFAST; SteWed rhu-
barb, waffes, maple syrup,
LUNCHEON: Chicken broth
in cups, Billy's seafood cock
tail, hard rolls, baked apple,
tea, milk, 49, a.. go
DINNER: Stuffed devilled
lobster, French fried potatoes,
green peas, shredded lettuce
and chives salad, straWber-
PIES and cream, coffee, milk.
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CHURCH OF GOD
lWest Hendersonyille)

Rev. ]. n. Brooks, pastor. =.
Sunday school every Sunday at
10 "a. m.
Young Peoples meeting Z p M
Preaching at p. m.
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SACRIFICE OF THE
SUFFERING SERVANT
(MarL IL. .22l

a, Jesus Completed his Sacrifice
in Cutlery to the Father. At noon
the. supernatural darkness fell
like. a dense pail over the whole
land and lasted for three full
hours. During this awful period
there was the outcry of infinite,
spiritual, Father-forsaken olneli-
ness as expressed in the burning
words of the great Psalmist. The
people misunderstood the quota
, ton as call to Elijah, but it
was the cry of a spiritual exper-
fence infinitely deep in it's bear
ing on human salvation. So Elijah
did not step out of the unseen
world to his relief as by-standers
thought he might as they lifted
the vinegar sponge on a rod to
his lips. 1t was. at three o'clock
in the afternoon that Jesus cried
with a loud voice declaring, "It
is tinishedw In quieter tones must
have come the last words, "Fath-
er, into thy hands l commend my
spirit" Then, the breath left his
body which hung limp and life
less on the cross. Instantly the
great Temple curtain concealing
the Holy Place was torn from top
to bottom, thus symbolizing uni
versal access to the Mercy-Seat
through him who died at Calvary
as the Friend of sinners.
SALVATION BY THE
SUFFERING SERVANT
aMark 1880
Jesus was, characterized by the
Centurion. Salvation through the
cross was certainly conceded if
not candidly confessed by, the
centurion who as superintendent
of the execution stood facing
jesus in his last moments, saw
him die, and declared, him. to be
the Son of God. Can we read the
sacred record without reaching
the same conclusion2
CHRIST SUFFERED AND
DIED FOR US
, (1) The Willing Christ. "Tbev
bring him unto the place Golgo-
tha." Voluntarily, with deliberate
purpose, and after long anticipa-
ton, Jesns endured the cross
de was mot. overpowered, but
gave himself"
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE

la West Sixth avenue.
Services Sunday, IL a. M; sub
ject, as the Universe, Including
Man, Evolved by Atomic Force"
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PAWNBROKER LOSES

PASADENA, Cal. (UP).-One
Pasadena pawnbroker is pessimis-
tic over business. After purchas-
inc for $40 a camera which he
believed was worth at least Sl40.
he discovered that it had been
stolen from Hollywood camera
store. Then he discovered he had
been robbed of watch while ne
gotiating the deal.
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invited.
80 come, let us worship the
Lord for He is our Maker"
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SPITE AGAINST THE
SUFFERING SERVANT
(MarL lS.2q-32l

Jesus was Challenged by Pas
serby and Chief Priests. The
passersby in bitter railing and
naughty mockery challenged his
word about the Temple when ne
referred early in his ministry to
the temple of his body which
should rise from the ruins OF
death and not to the. Temple
cresting Mount Moriah. The chief
priests and Scribes challenged his
work as Saviour failing to recog-
nize the fact that by giving his
life was he to save the lives of
others. They challenged his title
as king of the Jews, daring him
in blasphemous terms to come
down from the cross in order to
convince them Of his Messiahship.
Even the crucified thieves joined
in the general reviling, though
one of them later offered his
prayer Of penitence to the dying
Lord and so rose from the Place
of the Skull to the paradise Of
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METHODIST

Rev. Gilbert R. Combs, D. D.,
minister.
Church school at 9:45 a. M. {;
A. R. Johnson, general superin-
tendent.
Morning theme: Throwing the
Torch" appropriate to Fathers
day..
Evening theme: "Who Is Speak
ing~
Special music for Sundays SER
vices will include:
MORNING
Male quartet-Jesus, Friend of
Sinners-McKinney-Gene Whis-
nant, Clyde Jackson, William
Stokes and Gardiner Bly,.
Vocal solo = Satisfied with
Jesus - Mckinney = Mr.. Clyde
Jackson.
EVENING
Observation-Disclosures.
intermediate Epworth League
at $50 p. m. Monday.
Senior Epworth League will
meet at Tbs p. m. Monday.
The Woman's Missionary soci.
ETY. will meet on Monday at 3 p.
m. in the ladies' parlor.
GRACE LUTHERAN
Corner 7th Ave. and Church St
Rev. j. Arthur Linn, pastor.
GAS a. m.-Sunday school.
IL a. m.-Mornipg worship
Sermon, Christian Love-" an
them, "My Light and My Saliva
tion"-Thomas. '''
$50 p. m.-Luther League.
A special program will be rem
dered during the Sunday schoo
hour. Children of the Vacatio,
Bible school will have the devo
tional part of the program Will,
the young people of the ,churcl
will render pageant, "Lighted t
Tighten" All members of tn
Sunday school are urged to b.
present and friends are cordial,
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SUBMISSION OF THE
SUFFERING SERVANT
MARX l5:22-2S)

Jesus was Crucified with Rob-
bers. That was the bravcst and
the kindest thing that Jesus ever
did. Angels would have been glad
to rescue him. He could have saw
ed himself from the agony and
the ignominy. Yet he went WILL
ingly to the altar of supreme sac
rifice When the eXecutioners and
the victims and rabblc reached
Skull-Hill outside the city limits
northward he was offered drug
qed wine which was designed to
deaden the pain. He refused to
drink it. With faculties unclouded
he would endure the cross. So
they nailed him hands and feet
to the rugged tree. The execu-
TONERS took his clothes as their
perouisite under the Roman law,
parting his outer garment among
them and casting lots for the
seamless undergarment to aScer-
tain which Of the four soldiers
should have it. The title dictated
by PLATE declaring Jesus the
King of the Jews was affixed to
the cross over his head. Two
thieves were crucified with him,
one on the right hand and the
other on the left, thus fulfilling
the prophecy of Isaiah that. ne
was to be numbered with trans
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Electric light is produced b
heating a flliament white not.
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Australia's first factory h
administer carpets is Id
built
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,s During 1880, Brazil's airway
mileage was l 900 miles: in 1886
it went up to $4,000 miles.
La gaceta., 1938-08-04

sus prop6sitos: marcharia a Ma
drId. Arreglarfa sus papeles v
los de su novia, y antes de un
mes estarian casados.
Maria de las Moves, al dfa 81
gulente del disgusto, 10 cont6 a
Isidoro, que, como supondran
nuSlros lectores, adopt6 ell pun
10 de vista de la muchacha.
-Yo no quiero, como COM
prenderas, intervenir en- NADIA
Ia dijo Ell diplomatico-; es una
eosa muy delicada y tus papas
podrian Greer que 20 me coloca-
"a enfrente de ellos; pero la
Veruad es que Pedro Y esa mu-
oiiacna me son simpaticos, por
10 que Sc quieren.
iOh! PEDRO esta loco nor
@lll
La gaceta., 1938-08-04

los y nuestro carino por ii de to-
da la vida! mo, no eres III ell
que te vas por tn voluntad, So
mos nosotros los que te echa-
mos! l.. iSal de esta casa, ingra-
to!
-iAdi6s !-musit6 en- voz
muy baja ell ingeniero, saliendO
con paso rapido de la estancia.
Sc dirigi6 a sus habitaciones,
Tenia prisa por abandonar
este palacio, de donde ell hombre
y la mujer, a los que habia ado
RADIO desde siempre como a sus
padres verdaderos, lie arroiaban
como a un perro.
iAh, ell orgullo de raza, a Guam
tas cosas funestas conduce! L..
Hizo una maleta en- un instan
te, y va sc dispOnla q marchar-
La gaceta., 1938-08-04

New York, agosto Bel ex-
campe6n Jack Dempsey mantle
ne ell criterio de que Ell progreso
del pugilismo demanda la crea-
ci6n de una comision nacional
de bcxeo, bajo ell control del go
bierno de los Estados Unldos.
Desde hace varios amos el ex-
campe6n yiene hacienda propa-
ganda q su tests, estimando que
asi quedarian sometidas a una
misma legislation Y supervision
.odas las comisiones de boxeo
del pals.
Dempsey, que actu6 de arbi-
sYo en- Ia peiea Steele-Hostak,
erieica Ia actitud de la comisi6n
d. boxeo del estado de New
York negAndose a reconocer al
naevo campe6n.
Is un acuerdo infortunado.
HoStak lie peg6 co ntanta dureza
CUE IS impossible para un hon.
ore normal y decente negar la
sgiimidad de su victoria,
Fns una victoria por nocaut,
lemtima, indudable, y es por es-
to que resulta mayor la injusti-
ella Y Sc impone eada vez mas 10
que yo he venido aconsejando,
colocar ell boxeo bajo Ell domi-
Mo federal.
Dempsey Sc halla en- desa-
cuerdo tambien con la actitud
de la comisi6n neoyorquina de-
jando vacante ell titulo de John
Henry Lewis, ell negro de Arizo-
ma.
Lewis es un campe6n que Pc
lea continuamente y por 10 tan
to ell dejar vacante su corona,
,resulta Inconvenience e injusti-
ficado.
Cast todos los peri6dicos de
New York vienen atacando du-
ramente la actitud de la conf.
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RUsLA L uoS JAPo-

RUSSIA ACUSA A Los JAPO-
NESES De SEA LOS ACRE
SORES
MoScua. agosse AZ easar-
ga6o de uegocfGs del Soviet en-
Toxic, C~onstantin Srnetonin,
visft6 hoy al subsecretario de
relaeiones exteriores del Jap6n,
Kensuke Horineuehi, aeusando
a las tropas japonesas de agre-
dir al ejercito russo en- en- todos
los puntos d~isputados a 10 largo
de la frontera de la Siberia con
ell Manchukuo y Corea.
Los ~japoneses, por su parte,
fingen ser 10 ~sagredidos, pero
Russia mantiene sus notas con
mapjas y copias de tratados.
La stropas rusas atacaron o.
ira vez, anoche, y causaron nue.
vas bajas a los japoneses.
Ell mando japones prepare
tropas en- la Manchuria yCorea,
10 mismo que aviaci0n.
La gaceta., 1938-08-04

Jimmy Foxx Sc mantiene a la
cabeza de los bateadores de las
grandes ligas, con 358 puntos de
promedio.
LIE siguen Lombardi, Averrill,
Travis Berger Y Mewick.
Hack Greenberg continua a
Ia cabsza de los jonrrones, con
81, seguido de Jimmy Foxx, Ru-
dy York, Johnson, DiMaggio,
Dickey y Keltner.
Jimmy Foxx esta en- ell pri-
mer lugar de los impulsores de
carreras, con los, y lie siguen
Dickey. Greenberg, York y Di
Maggie, en- la Liga Americana;
y Ell la Liga Nacional, OFT, Med
wick, Goodman, Mccormick y
Rizzo.
los directories de la Liga al es-
piritu, y no a la letra de la
ley, acordando que ell inning
600 personas vieron a los Car
denales derrotar a los Dodgers
de Brooklyn. Bill MCGEE bateo
.un oportuno "jonrr6n", junto
con un hit de Terry Moore.
La gaceta., 1938-08-04

@Cuando pase un ano tie fell
citaras de habernos obedecido.
-No-exclam6, al fin, Pc
dro, levantandose-; 70 siento
mucho la actitud en- que os colo
cais, queridos tics; pero, en- Wis
ia de que he de escoger entire
esa mujer Y vosotros, perdonad
me que os olga que me voy para
siempre de vueStro lado. IFS
mas fuerte que yo!
Maria y la marquesa rompie-
ron en- un llanto amargo, inten-
tando interponerse entire los dos
hombres.
Ell marques, hvido de c6lera,
sehalando a la puerta del come
dor, CRITIC hacienda acercarse a
la servidumbre:
]Asi pagas nuestrOs desve-
La gaceta., 1938-08-04

v al primo bondadoso, que Sc obs
tinaba en- defender su amor, co
mo un ejercito defiende un re-
ducto asaltado por ell enemlgo.
Todo fue indtil.
IFS la mujer a quien mas
he querido EN- mi vida
Pedro.
-iPides una coSa impossible!
lie contestaba don Rodolfo-.
No pienses mas en- clio.
-Nosotros no podremos num-
ca transigir, querido mlo-ana-
dfa la marQuesa con su voz dull
ce V persuasive. Piensa que te
aconsejamos por tn bien, queri-
do Pedro.
-iNo es aconsejar bien, a.
consejsr que sc divide y desdene
un amor tan grande, tial
La gaceta., 1938-08-04

tios... Els una muchacha, como
os digo, humilde en- extreme,
que no tiene familia ninguna.
Actualmente esta empleada EN-
las oficinas de la fabrica del
marques.
-iPor Dios lie interrum-
pi6 dona Moves, ahogandose-.
GEs possible.
ziDe ninguna manera, Pc
dro!-dijo a su vez, en- tono ru-
do ell marques. BESIDE ahora tie
negamos ell consentimiento para
celebrar esa boda, y tie advierto
que no estamos dispuestos a
transigir, eches por donde e.
ches...
La discussion Sc agriaba.
Maria intent6 en- vano varias
veces reconciliar q sus padres
La gaceta., 1938-08-04
Jack Dempsey insiste e pedir que Sc
cree una Comision Nacional de- Boxeo
Cree que bajo la supervision federal desapare-
ceran los males del pugilismo

sion en- cuanto a Hostak, Lewis
v Ell no querer aceptar una pc
lea, en- Inglaterra entire jackie
ZURICH Y Petey Kane, por la CO.
roma del peso de mosca.
Luego de escs desaciertos,
Bill Brown, miembro de la CO.
mission, habl6 de que Steele y
Hostak Sc hallaban controlados
por la misma organization la
noche de su pelea en- Seattle.
lDe quien obtuvo Brown Ia
noticia?
Jack Dempsey, contestando
a csc rumor y la actitud de la
comisi6n, dice: Fue una de las
pocas peleas firmes que yo he
visto. Hostak descarga pune
taos formidables y ataea furio-
samente. YO no Sc quien contro-
la a los muchcahos, pero 81 sc
que cada uno tiene IN diferen-
tie manager y que ali estaban
los dos. y que no hubo brazos
caidos.
Las nuevas declaraciones de
Jack causaron magnffica i'm
preston a los periodistas, que
con elias haran interesantes CO.
mentarios.
La gaceta., 1938-08-04
victoriano Manteiga, Editor
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HERNANDEZ

GUSTAVO HERNANDEZ
Contin1a siendo satisfactorio
ell estado del joven Gustavo Her
nandez, a quien operara 81 DR..
Winton, en- el sanatorio del Cen
tro Espanol.
Sus hermanos Lorenzo, Cast
miro, Evelio, su sonora madre Y
otros familiares, lie visitaron
aver.
Los empleados Y enfermeras
del sanatorio, inelayeRdo Il ad~
ministrador Vale. i S1saSSn
con el ulejor glSto
La gaceta., 1938-08-04
DEPRTES
SMALL MONTANA DERRO-
TO A MORIOKO

New York, agosto Ben fill
Pine Small" Montana, aspiran-
tie a la corona del peso de mos
ca, obtuvo aver una facil victo-
ria, en- Is asaltos, sobre ell ja-
pones Katsumi Morioka, cam
pe6n del Canada.
La Ipelea es la primera de
un torneo para determinar
quien sustituira a Benny Lynch
en- la corona del peso de mosca.
Montana, con Ill libras, sc
hallaba en- forma perfecta.
El muchach de Vancouver So
10 pesaba 1922 libras.
La gaceta., 1938-08-04

Ganaron los Meo1s~ p jas Ell
primer juego v perdieron Ell Sc
gundo.
Tn automovil Sc lie regal6 por
Ell p1blico de Cleveland al nota-
BILE bateador Earl Averrill, con
motive de su decimo ano en- las
grandes ligas.
Boston &c, Oh, 2e; Cleveland
&c, 6h, 2e.
La gaceta., 1938-08-04

Bin Lee tuyo que ser ~sustttui-
do. Mel Ott bate6 dos caudran-
gulares. A Gumbert se lie do la
victoria.
Chicago &c, 11h, De; New
York &c, 12h, lie.
La gaceta., 1938-08-04
Ell IN desafio nocturno, &c.
LIGA AMERICANA

Los Tigres empataron en- ell
noveno inning, anotando dos ca
rreras; pero despues los Yank-
ees, en- Ell onceno, hicieron tres
carreras y sc anotaron la victo-
ria.
Sc hicieron las carreras fina-
les por combination de batazos
de DiMaggio, Gehrig y Dickey.
Entire las dos novenas descar-
garon 81 hits. Los dos pitchers
que comenzaron tuvieron que
ser mandates a la ducha.
Ney York 10c, 17h, lie; De-
troit 7c, 15h, De.
La gaceta., 1938-08-04

En- la decima entrada los Ro-
jos vencieron al Filadelfia, ter
minando ell desaffo con anota-
ci6n de 6 por 3. Ival Goodman
bate6 su vigesimo jonrr6n del
ano. Witey Moore entr6 en- ell
octave y Sc lie acredit6 la terce-
ra victoria de La temporada, sin
derrotas.
Cincinnati &c, l0h, lie; Fila
DELTA &c, 12h, 2e.
La gaceta., 1938-08-04

Los Senadores solo l~dieren
batear seis hits contra New
some. Buck empez6 sin control,
pero despues consigui6 dominar
a los bateadores contrarios.
Cliff bate6 su 15o jonrr6n del
ano.
La gaceta., 1938-08-04
Noticias de Pelota
LIGA NACIONAL

Los Piratas derrotaron en- dos
juegos a las Abejas de Boston.
"Cy'' Blanton gan6 ell primer
juego y Bowman ell segundo. AL
fonso Lopez no fue ninguna vez
al bate, pero intervino en- una
pequena parte del primer juego.
Pittsburg &c, 18h, lie; Boston
&c, 10h, Be.
Pittsburgh, sc, 10h, lie; Bos-
ton &c, Rh, lie.
La gaceta., 1938-08-04

Cuatro "jonrrones" de los Gil
gantes lie dieron la victoria so
bre los Cubs de Chicago, con a.
notaci6n de 8 por 8.
La gaceta., 1938-08-04

-repuso Pedro con una sonri-
sa palida-. Pensad que adore a
esa muchacha.
ESQ no es una raz6n, hijo
mio-intervino la marquesa en-
fin, iquien es ella?
-Dinos. 5De que familia Sc
trata?
mo tiene familia, queridOs
La gaceta., 1938-08-04

Los Atleticos atropellaron dos
wees a los Medias Blancas de
Chicago.
Bob johnson descarg6 su 19o
cuadrangular del ano.
Fladelfia lac, 16h, De; Chica
go &c, 10h, lie,
Filadelfia 13e, 16h, lie; Chica-
go sc, 12h, De.
La gaceta., 1938-08-04

Sc, cuando llamaron a la puerta
de su alcoba.
Pedro Sc aeerc6 y abri6.
En- Ell umbral apareci6 Ia lin
da figura de su prima, que traia
los ojos arrasados en- lagrimas.
CAPITUuO XVII
Maria, angel tutelar
En- la guerra a muerte que
qued6 enEablada desde este dia
entire ell ingeniero y los mar
queses de Rio Verde, Maria de
las Moves acept6 gustosa ell no
bic papel de angel tutelar de los
enamorados. Pedro, cuando Sc
del palacio de sus tics.
habiala puesto Al corriente de
La gaceta., 1938-08-04

Washington &c, 6h, 2e; San
Luis sc, 11h, Zoe.
La gaceta., 1938-08-04
LA GACETA

El periodico en- idioma Espahoi
dc mas circulation en- Tampa
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1938-12-01
The Third Big
Thing
By SUSAN FELDMAN
@ Mcclure Newspaper Syndicate.
WNU Service.

UNTIL now only two exciting
- things had come into Anna
Kearn's twenty-five years of life.
Both occurred when she was only
seventeen, senior at high school.
Anna had been the plainest and
quietest girl in her class. She wasn't
even "least popular" She just
wasn't noticed. Her hair hung down
her back in a heavy braid. Her
clothes were severely cut. She spoke
to no one first, and when others
tried to make friends with her, her
painfully forced manner led them
to believe that she did not desire
their friendship.
Nevertheless, Anna delighted in
looking at her pretty classmates,
and she was afflicted with an al
most fanatical worship of Don Rob-
erts, the football hero and the most
popular boy in school.
One day Anna became i'll. It was
not a serious illness but kept her
in bed for week. In her room at
home Anna was changed person.
Here she was a princess cast into a
dungeon because she would not mar
ny powerful, cruel king but re-
manned true to her poor knight.
Here she was all in all. In her room
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1938-12-01

Order Nisi--
In the Matter Of the Deed of Trust
from Hamilton B. Cantey and Rose
MCGOWAN Cantey, his wife,
To
George III. Lamar, Trustee.
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR
MONTGOMERY COUNTY, AIS
A COURT OF EQUITY.
No. SS32 Equity.
ORDERED, this Both day Of No
vember A. d. 1898, by the Circuit
Court for Montgomery County, as .
Court of Equity, that the Auditors
Report filed in the above entitled
cause, be ratified and confirmed, I'M
less cause to the contrary thereof be
shown on or before the Path day of
December next: Provided q copy of
this order be inserted in some news
paper published in said Montgomery
County, once in each Of three sue
cessive weeks before the said Oath
day Of December, 1888.
CLAYTON X. WATKINS,
Clerk OF the Circuit Court
for Montgomery County.
True Copy-Test: S66
CLAYTON K. WATKINS Clerk.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1938-12-01
CEDAR GROVE

Mrs. Dema Lamar who has been
spending several weeks in North Car
DINA has returned and is visiting her
mother, Mrs. Sallie Purdum.
Mrs. Charles H. Watkins was
among the guests on Thanksgiving
Day Of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. D.
Bradley Hawkins, of Woodfield.
Misses Louise Williams, and Anna
Barbar, with Mr.. and Mrs. William
Nehous spent Sunday in Frederick.
Miss Margaret Watkins spent the
Thanksgiving holidays with her par.
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles L. Wat
kins. Her house guest was Miss
Peggy Walker of Olney.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Mayer enter
tanned at dinner on Thanksgiving,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Pyley, Mr.. and
Mrs. William Pyles and Mr.. William
Mayer of Bethesda, and Mrs. Earl
Layton and son, Eugene, of Ellicott
City.
Miss Jean Fleming of Ellicott City,
spent the holidays with her aunt, Mrs.
Willie Beall.
Mrs. Stanley Mayer spent the week
end with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Bowman, of Washington.
Mrs. Earl Layton and son, Eugene,
spent from Wednesday to Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. George Mayer.