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Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1939-04-28
NATIONAL GUARD
IN MANEUVERS
BY AUGUST 5TH

Before dawn on August 9Th the
regiments of the Maryland National
Guard will begin to converge by rail
and truck on Virginia for participa-
ton in the First Army Maneuvers.
The Maryland troops will detrain at
GAINESVILLE, and march to camp site
Just north of the battlefield at Manas-
sas, scene of the first Battle of Bull
Run.
Original plans had called for the
encampment of the Maryland troops
near Quantico, but it was found that
this site would not have been salts
factory. During the two week period
of the maneuvers, GAINESVILLE will be
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new plate, or mend his old one. g.
Brush and comb his hair. 10. Be your
pets playmate.
GRADE NEWS
A meeting of the Civic League was
held Friday, April IA, in Mrs. Ad-
kins room. New officers were elect
ed. They are:
President, Elaine Taylor; Vice
President, Kenneth Hudson; Secretary
Jeanne Stage; Treasurer, Lola Marie
Adkins; Chief of Patrol, Mary Ann
Disharoon.
HONOR ROLL
Fourth Grade-Esther Leigh Shock
ley, Mary Grant.
Fifth Grade-Ellen Corddry, Es-
ther Harris.
Sixth Grade-Jeanne Stage. Ken
meth Hudson, Elaine Taylor.
Seventh Grade-Thomas Hudson,
Shirley Haubert and Henry Tilghman
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LIBRARY NOTES

The Library wishes to thank Rev.
J. w. Townsend and Miss Rebecca
Bennett for the copies of the maya
z;ne. "My Life" Many useful books
were also given to the library TINS
week by Mrs. Clara Kelly, one OF
which was the History of Maryland"
by Passano.
DIR. George Purnell of Guadalajara,
Mexico, has sent us another book
written by his daughter, Idella Pur-
nell. This book, "The Forbidden
Oity" is a rare adventure story, with
fine character drawing, and a gen.
nine picture of Mexico. The author
has spent most of her life there and
knows intimately many of the char
aeters and most of the situations IN
her story.
Of special interest to the girls is
a book which was received this week.
It is "What Is he Like?" by Mary
Drockman. It gives practical, friend
" advice for high school girls on
correct appearance, manners and on
successful relations with people.
SCIENCE CLUB TRIP
On April 7th and 9th the Science
Club took its annual trip. We left
Snow Hill at 7:3O A. M. Friday. Our
first stop was in Lancaster, Pa, at
the Armstrong Cork Co. Here our
guide took much pleasure in showing
and explaining the different stages
Of making linoleum rugs. Next he
showed US painted inoleum rugs
When the time comes for us to put
rugs in our home, we are sure that
this experience will aid us in telling
inlaid rugs from painted rugs.
Our next stop was at the Bethle-
hem Steel Plants at Steelton, Pa
Here Mr.. Carson Chandler and his
boss showed us through. We follow
ed the steel from getting the ore till
making the finished products, mostly
rails. The most interesting thing was
to watch them tap molten iron and
molten steel. It hardly seemed pos
sible that iron and steel could flow
like water. The plant generates all
their electricity and uses all their
waste products. They also have the
largest machine shop in the world. 1t
was very interesting to watch the
great lathes and borers at work. The
laboratory where they tested differ
emit ores was also interesting.
We went in to Harrisburg at the
Y. M. C. A. and at the Y. w. c. A..
to spend the night.
Early next morning we were on ouI
way to Hershey, Pa. This is model
town experiment of Mr.. Hershey. Al
though the plants were closed, we
looked over the beautiful grounds. We
next went to the Hershey Hotel where
some of us were so thrilled that some
decided to come here on their honey
moon.
Leaving Hershey we drove over to
Longwood Gardens in Delaware. We
went through all the buildings and
saw the beautiful Easter lilies and
ether breathtaking flowers. We saw
n banana and cocoanut tree and some
Arizona catcus plants. We left the
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SNOW HILL HIGH SCHOOL
BROADCAST

buildings and looked at the wonderful
scenery outside.
Leavingg here, we arrived in Snow
Hill at $3.50 P. M. Those going were
Elizabeth Dryden, Sarah Brown,
Janet Haddock, Whsle Carmean, Kath
leen Parker, Emily Shockley, Irwin
Jones and Lingo Hudson. Mr.. Jones
took Dickey and Mr.. Corddry took his
little brother, Edward.
We wish to thank Mr.. Corddry and
Mr.. Joyner for taking us in their
cars.
BANKERS OF MARYLAND OFFER
SCHOLARSHIP
The Bankers Association of Mary
land are offering thousand dollar
scholarship to any standard college in
the United States for the high school
pupil who writes the best essay entit-
led "What Our Bank Means to Our
Community" The state has been di-
vided into seven zones. One essay
from each zone will be chosen as the
best: the winner will be given an OPP
portunity to present his essay before
the Bankers Association of Mary
land to be held at the Traymore Hotel
in Atlantic City on May 4th.
Contestants from the high schools
of Dorchester, Wicomico, Somerset,
and Worcester County high school sub
mitted essays from which the three
best were chosen for the seventh
zone. Only seniors who were recon-
mended by the principals of the re-
spective high schools were permitted
to submit essays.
The judges from the above four
counties selected as the three best
those written by Sarah Brown and Mil
ton Laws from Snow Hill, and Eliza
beth Hickman from Stockton School
These winners met before the Bank
ers Association in Pocomoke where
they read their essays which were
judged by bankers representing each
of the four counties.
Sarah Brown received first honors
This makes it necessary for Sarah to
present her essay at Atlantic City
before the Bankers Association that
will choose from the winning seven
essays the best to be presented there
Milton Laws was awarded second
honors and Elizabeth Hickman came
third. Each of these were present
ed with ten dollars as cash prize.
SOCIAL NEWS
Margaret Godfrey 40 spent Sunday
with Jane Grey 40.
Betty Bradford AZ spent Sunday
with Virginia Chopper "40.
Anna Louise Scarborough AZ Wis
tied Eleanor Jones AZ Saturday.
Dorothy Tyndall "42 visited Betty
Bradford az Friday.
Rosalie Truitt AZ visited points in
Wilmington, Chester and Marcus Hook
Sunday.
Mabel Jackson '39 spent the week
end with Margaret Barnes 40.
Mary Godfrey '39 spent Sunday
with Magdalene Carmean '3S.
Irwin '39 and Tommy Jones AZ
spent the weekend in Crisfield.
HONOR ROLL
The following pupils were on the
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WORCESTER DEMOCRAT POCOMOKE CITY, MARYLAND

honor roll during the fifth marking
period:
Seniors-Piercy Mabe, Kenneth
Gibbons and Emily Shockley.
William Hudson, Rich
ard Leonard and Leatrice Gaskill.
Juniors-Oakley Hall, Cordelia
Price, and Mildred Shockley.
WHO'S WHO
Emory Gordy Pussy
Emory Pusey, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Edgar L. Pusey was born October 81,
1921 near Pocomoke, Md.
When he became of school age, he
began his school career at Bounds
School where he went for his first
four years. Then he went to Akin
son school for three years. He enter
ed Snow Hill high school in the eighth
grade and has attended since. He
took the Academic Course and was in
the Glee Club for one year.
He has been in the Field Meets
and participated in Intra-Mural Bas-
ketball. In Emory we find much of
the wit" of the Senior Class.
BASEBALL NEWS
Snow Hill visited the Stockton
baseball diamond Friday, April 81.
When they came off the field, they
were victorious by the score of 7-3.
This game, however, didn't show much
competition. The real test comes Fri
day, April %, when Ocean City Wis
it's Snow Hill. In this game we shall
see just how good this Snow Hill team
is. The line up for Snow Hill:
Wimbrow, Catch; Laws, Pitcher;
Mount, First Base; Sidaway, Second
Base; Holloway, Short Stop; Smith
Third Base; Chopper, Left Field; Hud-
son, Center Field; Holloway, H., Right
Field.
ATHLETIC ASSOC. NEWS
Sweaters are always given to the
best girl and boy athlete at the end
of their senior year by the Athletic
Association of Snow Hill High. This
year the girl to win the sweater is
Janet Haddock and the boy is Enron
Sidaway. Janet has competed in E.
very Field Day during her four years
and has played on the varsity field
ball and basketball teams since her
sophomore year. She was captain
of the field ball and basketball teams
this year.
Enron came to Snow Hill in the mid
die of his sophomore year. He i'm
mediately Joined the champion class
basketball team playing right for
ward. In the same year he played
center field on the baseball team and
has played on the varsity soccer, bas-
ketball and baseball teams ever since
He was captain Of the soccer squad
this year.
Congratulations to both Janet and
Enron!
GRADE NEWS
Behind To- Animals-Week
April II to % was Be-Kind-To-
Animals Week. The fourth grade OBJ
served the week by writing para
graphs about what they did for their
pets.
Suggestions
l.. Repair your pets house. 2. Treat
your pet to an extra walk. 8. Give
your pet bath more often. A. Rid
your pet of heas. s. Be sure to doctor
any hurts. 6. Make your pet COM
Portable harness if he wears one. z.
Give him some food he especially
likes. 8. Surprise your pet with a
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l.. Repair your pets house. 2. Treat
your pet to an extra walk. 8. Give
your pet bath more often. A. Rid
your pet of feas. s. Be sure to doctor
any hurts. 6. Make your pet COM
Portable harness if he wears one. z.
Give him some food he especially
likes. 8. Surprise your pet with a
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GRADE NEWS

bEehIUU. 10" AIUuk6A6- WccA
April II to % was Be-Kind-To-
Animals Week. The fourth grade OBJ
served the week by writing para
graphs about what they did for their
pets.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1939-12-07
Triadelphia

Some of our hunters have about
abandoned the sport since a gray
fox attacked Mr.. Lott one evening
last week--Mr. and Mrs. Miles
Johnson, near Pennsville, and Mr.
McCann were callers in our village
Friday Rev. Charles Harrison and
mother and DR.. Motter of Colum-
bus were dinner guests Sunday at
the home of Misses Lulu Bessie and
F. r. Newman. DR.. Motter was
here in the interest of the White
Cross hospital Ernest Martin,
Amor Whitaker and Otis Martin are
suffering from severe colds Rob
ert Maxwell and family of McCon-
nelsville spent Sunday with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Max
ll--Fred Henry and family at
tended family dinner Sunday at
the home of Misses Lulu. Bessie and
Roy Rohh, of Philo--Dean Max
wel1's car was bumped into Monday
at MeConneisville by Mr.. Elliott
One fender was badly mashed-no
one was hurt Mrs. Mertie Porter
spent few days recently at the
home of her son Kenneth Porter
Arthur Edgell and family of Rose
vile spent Sunday at the Marcus
Maxwell home. ia. Al--!A.~~iAA
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1939-12-07
'Chesterhill

Miss Alma Duncan Of Columbus
underwent a tonsil operation at Be-
thesda hospital, Monday. She spent
the rest of the week with her sis
ter, Mrs. Wilford Smith, and fam
lily, in Chesterhill. She returned to
Columbus, Sunday ! Mrs. Effie
Michener entertained thew. c. r..
U. at her home Friday afternoon
Eleven members and one visitor
were present. After the business
meeting an interesting program was
presented Lovely Tefreshments
were served Born to Mr. and Mrs
Ernest McElfresh, Dec 1, seven
pound son, named Roger Dean.
Grandparents are Mr.. and Mrs. Har-
yey Hallowell and Mr.. and Mrs. J.
X. McElfresh.- Mrs Ruth M4Iier
will entertain the w. H. M. s. at
her home Friday, Dec. 8. The meet
ing is week earlier than usual.
Don't forget PTA Dec. IL. There
will be discussion from the floor
on various subjects concerning the
school and the community. Mr.
Dixon will furnish the music Mrs.
Ross Hoon received word that her
sister, Dorothy Young, was united
In marriage last week to Charles
Beaudin of Curtis. Mich. Mr.. and
Mrs. Harley Thomas and Mrs. Ruth
Miller were GAINESVILLE visitors,
Thursday.--Mrs. Ella McPeak and
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1939-12-07

Fred Richards visited Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs. John Embree and son
at Zanesville.--Mr and Mrs. Bart
Kasler and son Dean of Ferndale
were dinner guests of Mrs. Gladys
John Saturday evening Mr. and
Mrs. Walter Palmer and Mrs.
Gladys John spent Sunday with
Miss Thelma Palmer, in Athens
Mrs. Abbie Denny has returned
home, after spending few days
with Mrs. J. e. McKeown, and other
friends in Malta Mr. and Mrs. G..
P. Yoconl, Mrs. Lucille HOdgin and
son Bob were business visitors in
Columbus, Wednesday Mr. and
MRS. Herbert Wymer and sons
Dana, Dow, Vernon and Doris, and
Mrs. Lewis Wymer were Sunday
dinner guests of Mrs. Alta Wymer.
Miss Mona Mae Ewart remains
about the ame.--Rodger Dillon
and Jesse Patterson are ill with
chickenpox Glen Edward and Bev-
erly Ann, baby children of Mr.
and Mrs. Karl Harris, have scarlet
fever Rev. P. T. Householder is
holding meeting every night at Lib
erty church. Mr. McLain a singer,
is assisting Rev. Householder and
Mr. McLain were dinner guests at
the w. G.. Fawcett home, Saturday,
and Sunday guests of Eva Zumbro.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Bowman and
Mr.. and Mrs. Vinton Ray were din
ner guests of Will Bowman's, Fri
day evening. Lewis Gibbons of
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Newton Ridge

Mr. and Mrs. Earl Newsom. Ms.
M w. Bishop and Clarence Bishop
OF Stockport spent Sunday with
Mrs. Margaret Bishop Longbrake
and family Of South Charleston.
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Roberts of
Stockport spent Sunday night and
MONDAY with her parents Mr.. and
MRS. Emmett Newton Miss Ernes-
tine Clifford who is staying with her
aullt, IN Mrs. Edna kean, of McCon-
helsvllle, spent the week end with
ne mner parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
biHord. Mrs. Blanche Henery. Mr..
and Mrs. Lawrence Matthews and
son Jimmy of GAINESVILLE, spent Fri
day afternoon with the formers
father. j. w. Spnecer Mr. and
Mrs: T. s. Fordham. Mr.. and Mrs,
wade Bruner and daughter Cher
.otte were dinner guests at the J.
"A. simpson nome, Sunday Ken
meth Tompkins and son Ronald of
McConnelsville spent Sunday with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. @.
Tompkins. Mr.. and Mrs. A. J.. Gif-
ford Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Clifford
and Amanda Smith spent FRIDAY at
the Charles Williams home to help
Florence Williams celebrate her
birthday. Mr.. and Mrs Leroy Hen
cry of GAINESVILLE spent Sunday ev-
eHlng with Mr. and Mrs Clarence
Foulke.--R Sees and family were
dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs J. c..
Q. Tompkins, Friday evening"
Roy McGirr's baby is suite sick
with grip There will be farm
ers' institute at the Newton Ridge
grange hall, Friday night and Sat
urday morning and afternoon, Dec.
15-16.- George Smith, William
Shears and Fred Harper Of Glous-
ter. spent Friday at the home of
Mrs Mary Teter.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1939-12-07
Pennsville

The mothers and lady teachers Ct
the PTA will present Christmas
program Tuesday evening, Dec IL,
entertaining the student body, men
teachers and fathers The pro-
gram will consist of Christmas mu-
sic, pantomimes, Bible dramatiza-
tions, readings, and talk on peace
1t is hoped that this will be both
entertaining and educational. Each
family please bring one dozen cook
les - Harlan Martin and mother of
Gallipolis spent the week end here.
Mrs. Martin who had been visiting
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs Clyde An
derson. returned homes with them.
Mr. and Mrs. Leland Dougan of
Columbus. were visitors of Mr. and
Mrs. ]. F.. Dougan.--M Mrs. r. ".
Dougan and son George, Mrs. Han
nah Archer and Delmar Archer
ssnent Thursday. with 5Mr., and Mrs,
Herbert Keyser. of Delaware Mr.
and Mrs. IF. B. ~DeWeese- sleft Mon
day for. Michigan, where Mr.. De-
Weese has employment.--M Mrs. Hat
tie Adrean of New Concord, spent
Sunday with her mother, Mrs.
Laura Pidgeon. Evan Glass of Co
lumbus spent the week end with his
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1939-12-07

wife here Mrs. Gates of GAINESVILLE
is visiting a few days with her
daughter, Mrs Ralph Wagner, and
family Mr.. and Mrs. j. M Bach
elor were dinner guests Sunday of
Mr. apd Mrs. Russell Bachelor, of
Malta. announcement is being
made of the marriage of Dana New
Watertown. Mr.. Newton is the son
of Mrs. Orin Abel Mrs Fonda
Hufford and son of New Castle, Ind,
is visiting Mr.. and Mrs Paul
Burcher and other relatives. Mr..
and Mrs. Carl Fell and Mr.. and Mrs.
Clarnece Williams of !. Stockport
were Sunday guests of Mr., and Mrs.
Charles Williams Mrs. catherine
Quinn and daughter. moved fllis
week to Chesterhill p hn Scott IS
Columbus spent the week end with
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Burcher Misses
Ora and Grace Tysifger Of Malta
were guests Sunday of Mr.. and Mrs
John Giles. Clifford Mercer and
William Mix and son of Asheville.
N G.. spent Tuesday and Wednes-
day with Mr.. and Mrs. Elwood Mer-
cer.- Mr.. and Mrs. F. b.. DeWeese,
Leslie Hallowell, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Will Ridgley attended the Town
send meeting at GAINESVILLE. Sunday
evening Mr.. and Mrs. Alva Mer,
Ger and Mr.. and Mrs Clarence Scott
of Dale visited Friday with Mr.. andI
Mrs. Elwood Mercer Mr.. and Mrs
Howard Dougan and two daughters
of Columbus and Mrs. Mazda Gil
more and two children of Philo
were week end guests of Grant Gil
more.--Mr and Mrs. Wallace Gil
logly spent Saturday at Columbus.
Mr.. and Mrs. Olin Davis and chill
dren spent from Thursday until
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Neil
Bachelor of Montgomery. w. Va.
Miss Mary Grace Anderson of Ma
rietta is spending few days with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde An
derson
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1939-12-07
POrtersville

The little son born Tuesday of
last week to Mr. and Mrs. James
Tharp, Of Columbus. has been nam
ed James Cloyde. Mr. and Mrs. g.
IL. Petit are grandparents Of the
new babe.--Mrs. Louise SidWell is
suffering with ulcers of the stom-
ach. Mrs. Elmer Patterson has
been suffering with cold and neu-
ritis in her arms.--Mrs. Margaret
ton for appendicitis several days
at Marietta hospital, was able to be
brought to the home of her mother.
Mrs. Potts, near here. She is get
ting along as well as can be expect
ed e. SidweIl, whose illness
was mentioned last week, is better.
and was in GAINESVILLE last week to
consult an eye specialist Mr.. and
Mrs Fred Swift and Mrs. Edna
Balding of McConnelsyille spent an
evening recently at the Herbert
who has been employed in Lancas~
ter has been at the home of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George Por-
ter the past two weeks, suffering
with rheumatism. Champion grange
will meet with McConneIsville
grange Saturday evening, where
they Will confer third and fourth
degrees and also furnish the pro-
gram. Mrs. Herbert Bankes and
daughter Forest spent an evening
recently with Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Forsythe, near Morganville. Mrs.
Forsythe has been i'll with heavy
coid.--Loy Hurst who had his eye
injured while working in the stone
quarry few days ago is getting
along as well as can be expected
although it is quite painful at
times. Friends in this community
are glad to learn that Robert Hear
ing Of East Fultonham is recover
ing from injuries received in an au-
tomoblle accident, which occurred
on Thanksgiving day Carroll Cor
nell OF Detroit, visited the first of
the week with his parents. MIR. and
Mrs. Harry Cornell The farmers
institute which was held here Mon
DAY and Tuesday proved to be both
entertaining and beneficial The
Beafheld township schools furnish
ed music the first day Mrs. Min
ME Baker has been on the sick
list Mrs. Herbert Plummer re-
turned to her home in Columbus.
sunday, after having spent the past
week at the home of her father
pr NJ. Q. Smith Emmett Long
streth was in Columbus Sunday. /
taking treatment. He is much i'm
proved
Make mothers Christmas a Spead
queen washer, from the Malta
hardware Co. 7d2
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1939-12-07
INFANTS WEAR
SILK HOSIERY

Rollins of course-Miles of wear
in every pair Here is our Christ
mas Special:
$1.00 to $1.35 Rollins (Grand
Slam) chiffon or service weight,
full fashioned, Christmas sale
Other Featured Prices
S1.0O1S1.15-S1.25
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1939-12-07

SEE OUR LINE of toilet sets,
manicure sets, mems sets, military
sets,-The Stanbery Pharmacy.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1939-12-07

Electric waffle makers and sand
wich toasters, at the Malta Hard
ware Co. 7d2
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1939-12-07

Make mothers Christmas a Spead
queen washer, from the Malta
Iard ware Co. 7d9
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1939-12-07
HOUSE COATS-HOUSE
FROCKS

Be sure and see this new COM
plete line--always a good Christ
mas item
Evening star., 1939-12-10
Chairmen Named
For Midshipman
And Cadet Ball

Miss Joanne Smith has been
named chairman of the Army Girls
Committee and Miss Dorothy Chand-
Ter heads the Navy Girls Committee
for the 18th annual Midshipman
and Cadet Ball, which will be held
Tuesday evening, December 26, at
the MayhoWer Hotel.
Vice chairmen of the Army Com
mittee are Miss Frances Lewis and
Miss May Byrne Simpson. while vice
chairmen under Miss Chandler are
Miss Molly Stonestreet and Miss
Betty Ann SWagart.
Mr.. Richard S. Abbey is chair
man of the Cadet Committee, with
Mr.. Patrick H. Tansey, jr., and Mr..
Lawrence L. Cobb, jr., vice chairmen.
chairmen.
The midshipman chairman is Mr..
John c. Raft and vice chairmen
are Mr.. L. F. Barry and Mr.. ]. j.
Mitchell.
Each committee will have from
Is to 80 members, all working to
make this brilliant and colorful ball,
which Is under the management of
Mrs. Helen Ray Hagner, as success
full as it has always been.'
The guests will be received by high
ranking members of the Army, Navy
and Marine Corps.
Evening star., 1939-12-10
Luncheon Party
Given in Honor
OF Miss Moore

Miss Martha Belle Moore was
entertained at luncheon yesterday
by her mother. Mrs. John w.
Moore, at the Highlands.
Among those at the luncheon
for the debutante was Miss Har-
riet Weikel, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. c. H. H. Weikel of Bethle-
hem. Pa, Miss Moore's house
guest for the week end, and her
roommate at National Park Col
lege.
Others present were Miss Sara
Williamson of Bowling Green,
KY, Miss Suzanne Belliongrath
of Montgomery, Ala, both stu
dents at National Park; Miss
Achsah Dorsey, Miss Dita Davis,
Miss May Byrne Simpson, Miss
Edith Hood. Miss Janet Hartz,
Miss Rosalyn Buchanan, Miss
Bell Alexander, Miss Sara-Marie
Hoover, Miss Elvira Rowe, Miss
Margaret Gordon, Miss Dorothy
Chandler, Miss Virginia Penning-
ton and Miss Catherine Hambley.
Miss Moore will make her debut
this month.
Evening star., 1939-12-10
Miss Mary Bell
Is Visiting at
Fort MVer

STAUNTON, Va, Dec. 9.-Miss
Mary Bell has gone to Washington
and is visiting the chief of staff
United States of America. and Mrs
George C. Marshall in their quar-
tiers at Fort Myer. Miss Bell has
been the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Gordon Pickett Peyton in Alex
andria.
Capt. William Stanley McClintic,
U. S. N, retired. of Annapolis spent
few weeks with his brother, Mr..
Robert McChntic, at Flowing Spring
the latter's home in Bath County.
Miss Katie Parkins, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. C. Virginius Parkins
of Fort Defiance, will be married to
Mr.. John Givens Fulton of Meridian
Farms Wednesday, December 27.
Miss Bell Blackley of Washington
is the guest for several days of Mrs
E. j. Cushing and Miss Mary
Blackley.
Mrs. L. c. Ware, who has been
the guest in Washington of her SON.
in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs
David C. Eberhart, has returned to
her home here.
Miss Frances E. Tannehill is in
her home here after a visit of sew
eral days in Washington.
Mrs. Benjamin o. Blackford has
returned from Washington, where
she was the guest for few days
of her daughter, Miss Nelson Black
ford
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hamp have
gone to their home in Arlington
after visiting the formers parents,
, Col. and Mrs. Wilfred Hamp.