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The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-05-18
THE EDTTOR
,. what was the Aroostook war?

@. What was the Aroost00k War;
 A. During the Presidency of Martin Van Buren in 1888, . dis turbance arose on the lands watered by the ArooStook. A band of lawless men, chiefly from New Brunswick, trespassed on these lands, which were claimed by both Great Britain and the United States. The Cover nor of Maine drafted troops and drove off the invaders, and later the President sent troops under General Winfield Scott, and the disturbance was quelled. .s
 Q.How many musical instruments can the orchestra leader, Sammy Kaye, play?
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-05-18
BROADWAY'S BUCOLICS


 agriculturists to journey down. town to Manhattan's pastoral sup ply stores, seed-catalogues in hand, puzzled looks on their faces.
 The part-time farmers of the Rialto are going back to the land, to summer md dabble with Ma ture.
 Moss Hart, George s. Kaufman, Dorothy Parker and the playwrit- ing Spewacks who comprise part of the farm colony (Broadway di- vision) at Bucks County, Pa., have ploughed up the ground and are eager to plant their newly-pur- chased seeds. Then they'll cross their fingers.
 Rachel Brothers who tends a luxurious farm in Danbury, Conn, has forsaken dramaturgy while to see to her crops.
 Crosby Gaige, the producer, gourmet and collector, is back on his rural castle to oversee the farm toll. F.
 Helen Hayes is scissoring away the uneven hedges at her estate at Nyack. And if Katharine Cor nell can slip away from her smash-hit play, "No Time for Comedy" for a day or two this summer, she will hurry up to her place at Martha's Vineyard, Mass, and have supervisory look around at the garden. So will her closest neighbors, Jimmy Cagney and Denys Wortman, the cartoonist.
 SCHNOZZOLA HAD A NOSE FOR HUMOR
 A few midnight meanderers were grouped around Jimmy "Schnoz- zola" Durante the other night and the talk go around to his Cyranoesque nose. Someone ask ed if, although that nose has been his fortune, Durante didn't often feel self-conscious about its ab- normal size.
 Listen" said the ebullient (Com1c, when l was 8 kld, my mother bought me Buster Brown suit with a flowing tie and round collar. And made me wear 1t. I slunk along, hugging the walls. If the gang saw me, was sunk. Suddenly . saw myself in a store window mirror. And as saw my4 self, I found myself smiling, then laughing. Along came some of the gang. They stared at me, trying to figure out why ' wasn't run ming away.
 What's so funny?" one of them wanted to know.
 Hook and I pointed to the figure in the window. "A guy dressed like a sissy, with face like a horse!' And soon they were laughing along with me-"
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A. The violin, bass horn, saxa- phone, banjo, guitar and trumpet.
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Copyright. 1899. by United Feature Syndicate, Incl
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-05-18

sure that he is addressing the King and Queen correctly and he is garbed in the proper att tire for all occasions.
 Grover Whalen, who will re- ceive Their MajestieS at the Fair, has all this information in his capacious head, of course, for he is Gotham's veteran receptiollist and has memorized all the prop CT forms.
 Even this far in advance, all state troopers and local burgher- gendarmes have received their or- ders for the day when Their Ma jesties will motor from New York to President Roosevelt's home at Hyde Park, where they will be received informally.
 With all the keen anticipation of the royal visit, it would seem that the Boston Tea Party was merely a futile social function, af- for a1l
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-05-18

@. What is the name of the Jewish month in which the Passover occurs?
 A. NiSen
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-02-23
A NILESI
REF. EGYHAZ HIREI
Kohl: Csepka Istvan lelkesz
Lakas t05 - 2nd ST. Niles, o.

B0JTT URVACSORA. Jovo
vasarnap mar a bolt elso va
sarnapja leven, templomunk-
ban urvacsoraosztas lesz. Az
istenitisztelet es Urvacsoraosz-
tas a rendes idoben fel 11-kor
veszi kezdetet. Delutan fel g.
kor lesz halaado istentisztelet.
E heten pedig csutortokon es
SzOmbaton este biinbanati elo-
keSziilet.
N0EGYLETUNK a jovo va
sarnap tartja rendes havi gyu-
leset delutan, a rovid hala-
ado isteni tisztelet vegeztevel
IFJAINK. a mutt hetfon, c
no 20-an vettek reszt az u. n
Leaders Training School Six
el6adasarl Cantonban; ez aka.
lommal lelkesziink es a youngs
town. lelkeszek voltak az elo,
ad6k.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-02-23

nyi Janos, Beleny Antal, ozv.
Kopacsi Janosne, Horvath
M. Geza, Kovacs Jozsef, Fa-
bian Sander, ozv. Kozma Be
lane, Miko Lajos, Hon B. Fe-
reno, Mituh Istvan, Zoltani
Ferenc, Druga Mihaly, Cser-
nay Lajos, Hauser Fiilop, Ba-
logh S. Ferenc, Bunchy Janos,
Bunchy Janos jr., Leskovich
Ferenc, Halasz Istvanne, Macy
Sander, Kovacs Andras, Macy
Ignacne, Keszler Wendell, Pol
lax Ferenc, Hubert Ferenc,
Macy Ferenc, Csorba Jozsef,
Ruboczky Istvan, Bernay Ist-
van, Hegedus Istvan, Gyory
Mihaly, Molnar Mihaly, Pi-
var Mihaly, Lengyel G. Lajos,
Leffler Karoly, Bobovecz
Martin, Liptak Ferenc, Balla
Gabor, Ajvasz Martonne, Con
czi Andras.
Osszesen: 112.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-02-23
ELOFIzETESI
NYUCTAzAS

Gergely Janos, Frank Janos,
DENIES Ferenc, Kukoda ia
nos, Eperjesy Jozsef, Breznai
Ferenc, Papp Sander, Vass ia
nos, Hanna Andras, Hajdu
Pal, Karosi Pal, Banffy Janos,
Jacobs Istvanne, Gazdik La
jos, Kreketi Janos, Horvath
Vilmos, Kiss Daniel, Cziczi 10
zsef, Szilagyi Janos, Szekeres
Istvanne, Balogh Istvan, Mkt
ia Jozsef, Feher Janos, Galam
bos Gyorgy, Balasko M. Gy..
Baluch Mihaly, Buckley Ka-
roly, Zsofi Ferenc, Kovacs
Sander, Szakacs Lajos, Var
ga Gabor, Szabo JOSEF, Ba-
logh Jozsef, Booth Istvan
Kosztyu Janos, Takacs Janos
Vajda Andras, Myers Mihaly,
Jakaby Janos, Mikita Mihaly
Tubica Gyorgy, Macy Lajos,
10th Istvan, 10th Istvan, Lu-
kacs Mihaly, Herceg Andras
Erdey Andras, Chambers ia
nos, Reho Jozsef, Suhajda
Istvan, Szakacs Mihaly, Rig6
Mihaly, Homenik Gabor, Mezt
Margit, Hodory Istvan, Papay
Laszlo, Szerbati Istvan, Csc.
linszky Ferenc, Luteran And.
ras, Kollay Sander, Todor ia.
nos, Orosz Mihaly, Vasko ia.
nos, Vajoczky Karoly, ozv. Ko.
vacs Mihalyne, Macy Peter
Takacs Mihaly, Guyt Ferenc
Kiss Gabor,s 10th M. Lajos
! Fetzer Janos, Kerti Janos, Da
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-02-23
MISSTOI vasarnapot tartunk

M1SSTOI vasarnapot tartunk
most vasarnap delel6tti isten-
tiszteletiinkkel kapcsolatban.
Amint el6z6leg jeleztiik, hi
veink ez alkalomkor fogjak be-
szolgaltatni egyhazunk penz-
tarnokahoz az 1850 evi egy
hazmegyei jarulekaikat es koz-
egyhazsegelyezesi adomanyai-
kat. Remeljjik, egyhaztagjaink
teljes szamban es tehetseguk
szerint yeszik maid ki reszuket
az egyhazmegye altal eloirt
k6zegyhazi segelyezesb6l. Az
alkalmi istentisztelet delel0tt
fel IL 6rakor veszi kezdetet.
El6tte fel 10 orakor vasarnapi
iskola. - Este 6 orakor a Ju-
nior es Senior C. E. csoportok
k0z0s osszejovetele.
DISZN6TOROS vacsorat rem
deznek Templomsegelyzo No
egyletiink tagjai most vasarnap
este 7 orakor a templom base
mentjeben egyhazunk penztara
javara. Szorgalmas asszonyaink
szeretettel hivnak meg minden-
kit a kit1no hurka- kolbasz ven
degsegre.
A B0JTT Uri scent vacsorat
marcus Sen, vasarnap delelott
fogjuk megtartani egyhazunk-
ban. EFT megeloz6leg szerdan
este fel 8 orakor rovid bin
banati ahitat utana gyiileke-
yeti enekgyakorlo ora lesz. =
Ugyanezt fogjuk tenni minden
szerdan este a bojti lido alatt.
Szeretnok, ha egyhazunk min
den egyes fatal es felnott tag
ia reszt venne a b6jti ahitati es
enekgyakorlo orakon.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-02-23
TUZ A REPUBLICNAL

A Market Street, Republic
Steel Corp. epiletenek egyik
hivatalaban vasarnap kora haj-
nalban tiiz tamadt. A kihivott
tiizoltoknak sikeriilt a tiizet
hamar eloltani, miel6tt ma
gyobb kart tett volna az epiilet-
ben. A helyiseg nagyobb resze
tires, miota a f6iroda Cleve-
LAMBDA k0lt0z0tt nehany evvel
eZel6tt.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-02-23
|NNEN-ONNAN

(Folytatas az 1-so oldalrol)
jenek azzal, hogy a lapot
megujitotta, inert 8 mem, de a
ferje ANIMAL nagyobb elvezet-
tel olvasgatja AIT.
HoDORY ISTVAN szomsze-
dunk, a N. Portlandrol a
kedves leanyaval kuldte be
az elofizetest. Hodory bara
tunk a Figgetlen Ref. Egy-
haznak, a neje pedig a Maya
rok Nagyasszonya Rom. Kath.
Egyhaz buzgo tagja.
MEZ0 MARGIT, akinek a
Steel Streeten jolmeno fod-
raszterme van, nagy gyakor-
lattal bir e teren. Kil0nben a
mi kedvenc Observation-Disclosures,
akit batran ajanlunk a ma
gyarsag partfogasaba. szive-
sen ujitotta meg az elofizetest
egy eyre.
HOMENIK GABOR, Smith
fieldrol a kedves nejevel kild-
tie be az elofizetest, mivel ugy
is do1pa volt varOSban
BALOGH S.. FERENCE,
Campbellbol szinten "a kedves
felesegevel kiildte be az egy
evi elofizetest. Balogh bara-
tunk a Sharon Steel Co. lowell
villei telepen dolgozik mar
eleg regen.
HAUZER FUL0P a S. Forest
Averol keresett fel, hogy az
ujsagot megujitsa. Sok min
denrol elbeszelgettiink es le-
targyaltuk a vilag folyasat.
CSERNAY LAJOS szomsze-
dunk nemcsak valosagban dol
gozik allandoan, de meg al
maban is folyton tesz-vesz
Icy esett meg vele, hogy al
maban engedelmeskedni mem
akaro negert ugy oldalba
rugta, hogy a valosagban a
labujjanak korme jo sokaig
sajogott. Santitott is egy j6
ideig. A lapot egy eyre szive-
sen ujitotta meg.
DRUGA MIHALYNE leanya-
val, Somplakneval, Warren
Ohio-bol Youngstownba jot-
tex latogatoba es egyuttal az
irodankba is beneztek az elo-
fizetes Matt. Mrs. Druga
ujsagolja, hogy a ferje, aki
35 eve a Pennsylvania vasut-
nal dolgozik, nemsokara nyug-
dijba megy. Mas egyeb beszel-
getes utan meg a Magyar a
Magyarert" mozgalomra is fl
zettek.
ZOLTAN FERENC, New
Castle, Pal honfitarsunk, a
youngstown Carnegie acel-
gyarban dolgozik. Lapunkat
nagyon kedveli, es orommel
ujtotta meg.
HON FERENC BELAT, So
Portland Avei otthonaban ke.
restem fel. Hon baratunk 6
Metropolitan Biztosito Tarsa
sag gyemant eremmel kitunte
tett kepvisel0je. Szivesen uji
totta meg az elofizetest.
! GALAMBOSY GY0RGY Bes
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-02-23
MAGYAR KAROSODOTT

A multi Szombaton este a
tolvajok feltortek K6nya Fe-
rene 1876 Madison Ave-, camp
belli honfitarsunk Wilson ut
can parkolo autojat, es elvit-
tex a gepben elhelyezett ESQ
kabatot, villanylampat, tarta-
lek-autogumit es 80 darabbol
allo edenyeket.
Az ellopott targyak erteke
meghaladta az SO dollart.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-02-23

SeIner SLTeeCTOl q KlScDDlk
fiaval kuldte be az elofizetest.
Galambosy baratunk sokat al
dozott fiai zene es tanc tani-
tasara. De az aldozat mem
volt hiaba valo.
MITUK ISTVAN, Millet Avei
otthona fele igyekezett, ami
kor utk0zben talalkoztunk We
lie es atadta az el0fizetest.
Macy megelegedessel mondja,
hogy a Magyarok Nagyaszonya
Egyhazanak a vacsorajan ell
mondott Nemenyi beszedjet
mennyire elvezte.
BALASKo GY0RGY, Man
chester Ave. .-rol kildte be az
elofizetest.
MIKo LAJOS, Niles, O.-bol
tit jartaban beszolt az irodank
ba, ahol baratsagos beszelge-
tes utan a lapot is meguji-
totta. Mike, a Niles Steel
Product gyar autoresz oszta-
lyanak megbecsult munkasa.
KOZMA BELANE, Steel ST.
rol leanyaval, Lautnernevel
kuldte be az elofizetest. Laut-
ner, Rosenblum fiiszer nagy-
kereskedo tizletenek egyik fo-
elarusitoja.
FABIAN sANDORNE, a N.
Brockwayrol faradt be az elo-
fizetessel.
KOVACS JoZSEF, most Gle
velandi lakos, Youngstownban
volt komajat Latos Jozsefet
meglatogatni es felkeresett,
hogy "a lapra egy eyre elofizes-
sen.
HORVATH M. GEzA, tobb
talalmany tulajdonosa, con-
sulting engeenier Geneva, o.
boil, varosunkban jarva, felke-
resett minket es a lapra is ket
eyre elofizetett. Orommel
halljuk, hogy a csoda palotaJa
kozel van a befejezeshez. Al
kalmilag megtekintjuk, mivel
mem mindig lehet ilyen XII
lonleges gyonyori munkat lat
nj egy epuletben osszponto-
Sulva.
ozv. KOPACSINE, a ma
gyar mozit jott megnezni es
egyuttal behozta az elofizetest
is, mint mondja, megutotte a
"bagot", hat fizet, anig a
penzbol van.
BELENYI ANTALNE, Niles
O.-bol Mrs. Buch-al Szinten a
magyar mozit jott megnezni
es beszoltak, hogy a Naptart
atvegyek es az elofizetest
megujitsak.
DANYI JANOS, N. Mary.
land Ave.-rol kildte be az elo.
fizetest 10th Karollyal, ak
szinten a magyar mozit jott
megnezni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-02-23
Az epek0vek kepzodese

Hogyan kepzodhet folyadek
boil ko? Sokszor elofordul ez
a folyamat a termeszetben es
amint a kovek kepzodesekor
latjuk nagy sziklakban, ugyan
ugly tortenik az az emberi
szervezetben is. A siiru, to-
meny oldathoz egyetlen csepp
kell a sobol, amivel telitve van
az oldat Is akkor az egesz as
vanyi anyag egyszerre kikris-
talyozodik, kove valik. Az epe-
kovek finomabb vizsgalata sok-
szor mutatja a kristalyalakot,
ami bizonyiteka ennek a folya-
matnak. Azonban, hogy ez meg
tortenjek, gyulladasnak kell
jelen lenni az epeholyagban.
Ugy halad tehat a baj, hogy
el6szor huzamos ideig egy
enyhe epeholyag gyulladasa
van az embernek, amit csak
gyomorbajnak tart a beteg es
akkor meg mem is tartja ma
gat betegnek, akkor aztan ell
kezdodik a ko kepzodes benne,
amt ugyancsak mem vehet
azonnal eszre, inert tudjuk,
hogy atlagban S olyan ember
kozul, akinek epek0vei van
max, csak egy van, akit a ko-
vek betegge tesznek, a tobbi
4 nem is tudja, hogy kovei
vannak!
Lassankent aztan, mikor a
k6 elzarja az epeutak kivezeto
nyilasat, megjelenik az epe-
gorcs, a borzaszto, kinzo faj-
dalom, ami aztan orvoshoz
kenyszeriti a beteget.
Legt0bbszor sok kis ko fej-
l6dik az epeholyagban, melyek
egeszen kitoltik a szervet,
hogy alig van hely az epere.
Van aztan nagy k0 is, ami,
termeszetesen kevesebb. Lehet,
hogy csak egyetlen ko van je-
len, mem nagyobb, mint egy
galambtojas, de van olyan ko
is, ami teljesen kitolti az epe-
holyagot es igen nagyra mott
A leggyakoribb az apro, sok
ko, lehet ebbol tobb szaz egy-
szerre az epeh6lyagban es a
legnagyobbja akkora mint egy
mogyoro, "a legkisebbje meg.
mint egy homokszem. Erthet6
tehat, hogy a kisebbek atme-
hetnek az epeholyag vekony
csavaros kivezet6 csoven es XII
irulnek a beltartalommal. De
viszont ez mem jelenti, hogy q
beteg ettol meggyogyul, inert
[hiSzen a tiZ kiS kOy0n Xviii
ami elment tole, maradt meg
haromszaz benne. Exert nen
ernek azok a nagyon hirde.
tett patent medicinak epeko
vek ellen Semmit.
DR.. MGhrer Mdrt0n Pdl
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1939-06-16

Listen to the Voice of Firesone ih Richard Crooks,
Margaret Speaks an tn e Ftrestone Sym honv
Orcheser0, under the direction of Alfred Walenstens
Monday evenings oVer Nationwide NBC Red NetsU0r.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1939-06-16

wholesome for any one as are all her
stories. The last being Tuesday
Never Comes" It should be source
of profit all summer.
"Anne Minton's Life" by Myron
Brining is different from his usual eff
forts, is so different that you are ad-
vised to take look at it before read
ing. It is story Of a pretty girl who
stands on a hotel ledge for whole
day and finally jumps. AS you can
well imagine it is story you must
handle with care. Many people will
find it fascinating, but others will
not want to read it at all.
"William's ROOM" by Alice Grant
BOSNIAN, is written to the well-known
BOSNIAN recipe. 1t is entertaining but
undoubtedly will be a bestseller.
Patricia" by Grace Livingston
Hill comes later in the month and is
another romance for her indefatigable
readers.
John Jennings "Next to Valour" is
dark horse which may lead the
list before long.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1939-06-16

visited the formers father at Snow
Hill, Md, last Sunday.
Miss Nellie Cottman, R. N, of Bal
timore, Nd, is spending some time
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. A.
Cottman.
Mrs. Ralph Taylor spent part of
last wee kwith her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Bloxom, of Oak Hall, Va,
both being ill at the time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Harris and sons,
Bobby and Gene of Upper Darby, Pa,
spent the weekend here with rela-
tives.
Miss Edna Peacock of Pocomoke
City, was the guest of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Peacock over the
weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Cottman of Jes-
sups, Maryland, visited Mr.. and Mrs.
w. A. Cottman last Sunday.
Master Charles Robert Harris, of
Salisbury, Md, is spending some time
with his uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs.
Edgar Atkinson.
Mrs. Marion Atkinson spent Tues
day at the home of her father, Mr..
John Tyler of Crisfield, Md.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1939-06-16
Cokesbury News

The Cokesbury Ladies Aid will hold
their annual Spread Supper Wednes-
day evening, June 21st on the school
grounds. Menu will consist of fried
chicken, fried oysters, crab. cakes,
ham, rolls, pickles, slaw salad, corn
pudding, tea and coffee, al flor 40
cents adults, 25 cents children. Sup
per will lbe served at $3.50. Ice cream
and cake will be on sale also. Come
rain or shine.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Taylor of Oak
Hall, Va, Mr.. Neal Taylor of With
ans, Va, Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Har-
ris and children, of Salisbury, Md,
Mrs. R. H. Harris and Mr.. and Mrs.
Marion Birmingham, Jr., of Pocomoke
City and Mr.. and Mrs. John East of
near town were visitors at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. w. V. Taylor last
Sunday.
Mrs. G. w. Carter entertained the
Ladies Aid last Thursday afternoon
at her home. A very enjoyable time
was spent and she served delicious
homemade ice cream and cake.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. C. Hottenstein and
two daughters Catherine and Betty,
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1939-06-16
APPLICATIONS FLOODING
VIRGINIA MOTOR DEPT.

Expectations that June would flood
the Virginia Motor Vehicles Depart
ment with APPLICATIONS for renewal
of driving permits have been fulfill
ed.
At the beginning of last week, some
$4,000 applications had been receiv-
ed, photographed and mailed to appli-
cants.
Another $4,000 applications are
yet to be received and handled with
the result that terrific burden will
be placed on the department.
June 80 is the deadline and any
person driving motor vehicle after
that date without having in his or her
possession the driving permit renewal
will be in violation of State law.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1939-06-16
RELIEF OFFERED
AGAINST RABID
BLOOD SUCKERS

Picnic goers and lovers of the great
outdoors may be interested to know
that the entomologists of the U. S. D.
A. offer them relief from the blood
thirsty chigers.
This joy-killer, also known as the
red bug or harvest mite-the bug
which has made many picnic sor-
rowful memory-may be effectively
controlled. According to the infor-
nation available, one needs solely to
provide ones self with small guam
. tity of very fine busting sulphur and
dust this on the parts likely to be at
fected, and relax.
If these pests have invaded your
lawn or garden, apply busting sulphur
at the rate of one pound per 1000
so. #. or so lbs to the acre. During
the season, from May to August, three
applications will usually suffice. The
first should be applied as soon as the
chigers appear, and the others at two
week intervals. If heavy rain oc-
ours after busting, another applica-
ton should be made as soon as pos
sible. Perhaps this knowledge will
help make your summer more enjoy
able.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1939-06-16
Accomac News
Continued from Page ~

Continued from Page ~
Miss May Gunter Edmonds spent
Monday in Norfolk.
The Rev. J. H. Binsted is spending
several days in Richmond.
Mrs. Ben T. Fisher of Eastville
visited relatives in Acomac last Fri
day and Saturday.
Miss Oneida Killmon of Chesapeake
Beach is spending some time with her
grandmother, Mrs. Olevia Melvin.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. Drummond Ayres
spent several days this week in Lex
ington and attended the commence
meft exercises at V. M. I.
Mrs. Upshur Mason has returned to
her home in Williamsburg, after hav-
ing visited relatives here.
Mrs. Ellie Kelley Of New Church
spent this week with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Alma j. Fox.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1939-06-16
INTERESTING BOOK REVIEW

There seems hardly any doubt that
the most important novel on the June
list is "The Web and the Rock" by
Thomas Wolfe. It is an overwhelm-
ing sort of story, by its length, by its
style, by its plot and by it's advertis-
ing. The story itself is that of boy
who grows up in a little Southern
town in North Carolina. The boy
grows up, goes to New York, and sets
out to seek fame as a writer. The
story is to be continued in another
book, this one leaves him still young
man, still struggling, but very much
in love.
'The Web and the Rock" is like the
ocean (probably this has all been said
before) so runs the description of one
critic-There is great wave which
comes roaring up, throwing foam,
giving glimpses of huge chaotic
strength. Then the wave subsidies,
and the surf slides up on the beach
and runs back, exposing parts of col
ored shell and occasionally fish.
But just as you are searching among
the tossed-up treasures, another wave
comes charging at you, tumbling you
over and over, Each new wave is
like the others but not quite the same.
There is at first, no foam or meaning
to the waves, but gradually they as
sumo a pattern; you become conscious
of direction and significance.
The best way to read Thomas Wolfe
is not to fight the waves but to sit
and watch and listen until the recur-
ring thunder has us in spell, then
slide into the water and float where
it carries us-kicking the driftwood
and sea weed away" Well if that's
what you have to do to understand
Wolfe lots of readers will pass him ur
Adventures of Young Man" by
John Doe Passos tells how Glenn
Spotswood, becomes interested in
labor and finally winds up in Spain
which seems to have taken the place OF
the Foreign Legion in fiction. Both
heavy for Summertime reading. Now
lets turn to the real sort of seasonal
book, "Uncle Caleb's Niece" by Ida
Larimore, which is likely to make a
record for it's author. 1t is light
bright, gay enough to be modern, but
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1939-06-16

A CLASSIFIED AID GETS GOOD
RESULTS.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1939-06-16

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