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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1940-11-14

Order Nisi-
In the Matter of the Estate of
Myra Peale Hank, a Lunatic;
Elizabeth V. Bartholomew,
Substituted Committee.
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR
MONTGOMERY COUNTY, AS
A COURT OF EQUITY.
No. 1856 Equity.
ORDERED, this 18th day of
November A. D. 1910, by the Cir
cult Court for Montgomery Coun-
ty, as a Court of Equity, that the
Auditors Twentieth Report filed
in the above entitled cause, be
ratified and confirmed, unless
cause to the contrary thereof be
shown on or before the 7th day of
December next: Provided a copy
of this order be inserted in some
newspaper published in said Mont
gomery County, once in each of
three successive weeks before the
said 7th day of December, 1910.
CLAYTON K. WATKINS,
Clerk of the Circuit Court
for Montgomery County.
True C0py-Test:
CLAYTON X. WATKINS, Clerk.
391
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1940-11-14
st. Luke's Lutheran Church
Redland

Redland
Ralph Hershberger, Pastor
1000 A. M. Sunday School les
son: "Jesus' Concern For Life ana
Health" Children meet in parish
hall.
HOO A. M. Divine worship; SER
mon on "The Seven Trumpets" =
Revelation 8:2 - lilo.
Wednesday:
500 P. M. Thanksgiving service.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1940-11-14
Wedding Date Announced

Mr.. and Mrs. Leland Fisher,
Rockville, announce that the we'd
ding of their daughter, Miss Helen
Marie Fisher to Mr.. Harold L.
Hershey of Washington, will take
place January A, 1941, at st.
Mary's Catholic Church, Rockville.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1940-11-14

American tourists last year
spent billion and a quarter dol
lars for equipment, gifts, and
souvenirs.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-06-13

Deroen I'M gan5en Sauoe uerlangt,
INN bie @eioen bon mebr nls 5000
600 unid)ulbigen Spferu oes arieges
81 milbern, Die 5u Smei Tritteln aus
ainoern uuo ssrallen beiteben.
8roB.G leuelauo bat nebr als Elm
8iert"l ser Quote ae5eitnet, iagt &.
s. &ellitabt, ser GoriiBeuoe. Gr for
bert leoermalu alti, 10 freigebia ols
mogIich beiSliteuern. Gininlbad,tiig
Witslieoer oes &riegsionos &omi.
tee iiib in 8roBs leueluuo tdtig, oeu
5Onos alli5ubrinacn, Der notia it,
INN %eoi5in, aIeioer uuo 9tabrlma
fir oie sSliihtlinge aus oen ariegs-
be3ir.en an5llid,affen.
Gas lofal Chapter bat bereits
iiber 10000 9auoagen nah Sranf-
reid geid)idt. uno weitere 1000 fms
perierobereit. Sic iino ooS sSerf
pon 1000 frei,uiaigen Seliern oes
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-06-13
5onntag 1T Deutfdtr Gag!
6 miro ein reihhaltiees prceramm aui oem Set
plab Der Oeutiden d5entralc oeeeben
2llle observation-disclosures iolltsn iid, beteilieen

Die 0euticbe Sa9stIeier lit allb
oiesnaI mieoer in Sdnoen oes Staot=
pcrbanoes unr miro hieien Sonntag
oui ser Jnru ser Tclltiden 3entrale
an sjDrf Houo obaehaltcn. IS lit
pom apnlitee eilt reichbalti9es Ero=
grau'i1 aussearbeitct iuorben fiir bie-
les sseit.
es bnbcn trot oieier id)lueren Belt
Scr EnrlpGrts Surlperein lmo audi
ser So5iale Surnperein mie audi oie
Surn, unb Sport9rlppe ser Tellt=
ieben 3entrale Sl,geiast 5u turnen
unb sic Gereinigten Tamen Gborc
rnb &erciniaten Ginger peroen Ell.
nise Scr ihonitcn hclltihen SieSer
nortraseu. Die @auerngrllppe ser
glaucn Sonau nerben nit ihoncn
SGnsen rno 2ieocrn lmb sic Sieben=
hiirgcr Snfienfupelle nit lhoner
Mulif erfreuen, oesgleihen miro bas
2entralc Srdelter nit ihGncr &on-
aertn:uiif ailituarteu
Gie Gentide Saa-Teier finoet pie-
ser cui ser Teutitheu 3entrale on
Oorf Moub ltatt, neil bier sic 8Gite
iib audi am slbeno in @ottes freier
Natir lid unterbalten founeu. ga
aibt es cine groBe San3balle. mo oir
Sllaero bas 2ansbein idpinseu fam
llnO Oieieniaen, oie iid gerne nit Ell.
mem Spa5iergang burd) oen if)0nc,'
Wolo pergniiaen Dollen, haben ba5l'
Die bette 8elcgenbeit. Sm Hatsfeller
miro oafiir geiorgt, oaB Ole ollritigen
aeblen 5ufrieoenseiteat tueroen. 9o
iino audi ebenfaIls aIlerhuno nobl
lhmstenoe Speileu 81 iebr nldbiger
Ereii:n 81 erbalten.
Gincn gllten ausltebenben &eonel
| bat ble sseitbeb0roe fir oieie Oeltiht
Sag. Seier geipo,neu in Ser Ser
ion ocs Son. Senator grneit 2llnbeel
bon 8isconiin; auber linn iperoer
aud nod anbere groBe uno angeiebe
ne Yeri6nlidfeiten inter Sen Gbren
sGitrn su ieben uno 81 boren iein.
Senator 9l,nocen sebort CUR Ga
Dor. .6armer Yartei nno sic 9elltIhe,
ioIlten ourd, Maiienbeiud iein gr
| ihciHen ebren. &: lit als &ongreB
mann in 1917 elmer ser peuisen ge
meicn aeaeu Sen Gintritt Slmerifa!
in sen @eltfries.
| Sieicnigen Ycrionen. oie fein g,l
to bchen nebmeu @eit %. StraBe
Heari Houo bis an bas Gnbe Sc
Strabe lnlo pon ba alls meroeu 8uIi
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-06-13

Die @ilte gum Jeitrlab bcf0roern.
Der Gintrittspreis lit alld oiesmal
nur IS Gents. '...' >
0entide beraus nGditeu Suuntaa! (!
Gs Gilt ,nierem ;neueu Gaterlano 5u
beipeien, oab mir trelc giireer ,uie-
res ns,,en gaterIdnbes lin6,, 6ab mir
ourd oieie iseier MIR gum Nusorud
bringen luoacn. oab mir, oas Bette
mas mir bon llnierer alien Seimat
erertt baben - oie bertiben aultur-
glitter - llnicrer neuen Seimat gum
amer,faniihcn Qeben beitragen mol
len, 10 mie oas ieoe anoere NationaIi=
titengruppe tut. @ir pollen niht
binter unieren Gorfabren 5uriidite-
ben. Wir ipollen hurdp Die ;seier oes
Geutihcn 1cgeS INNER mieoer be-
fennen Dem Sorbilo unierer 0oriab.
rem i'm Sanbe, ooS iic erforen batten,
81 ir'aen uno nit lrniern beiten 9rai,
ten uno Gbaraftereisenidaiten an
Wohl Mnieres nelen 8aterlanoes nit
arbeiten.
Gclltihe beraus sl,r Ieutiden
Gag ',seier, nehmt poll3Gblig oaran
Seil, mie es iih ais quite 9e,ltih.
gmeritaner gebiibrt. ',..
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-06-13

Sseianen im Cain Bart 1beqtfr on
q. 9ppi. = ap4 cssrp psrssn
r.. opfeefHbrt.

2'e Saiion beginnt am %. Suni
NIT einem Gbor Don Grpbane Male
Chorus nno oauert fir 9 8ohen big
%. ansnit. Die oramqtiide &roouf.
tion fir GrOiimlne beibt .1be s(me.
rican @ap". elm patriotiides Drama
aus Der Jeoer bon @eorg g. Soft.
mann uno Mib Sart ilno oirieiert
BON @ernbaro Ssolo. s(dt Boritel:
llinscu tueroen bon 5000 ,sdauipie.
lera rom q. Suli Bis sum 4. Suli
seeebcn. :
Gisnstag, Jreitae uno Samstae
lueroeu Dramas allfsefiibrt. Sn Der
Sonrtagsemein6e. .Stunoe lit Singe,i
uno anipradjen einaeidloiien.
Or Dina Mees gpans leitet BET,
Cain Barf 1beateritnb.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-06-13

sSralt Senrp 2l,iber, 2154 9lrtbltr
9lbe., cine oentide sSrall perfaltft
Gintri!tstarten fiir bas Hlain Iealer
Mui.tiGt, Inn cinen ser 81 Yreiie,
sic anagegebcn merSen, 81 getpinneu.
Der Grcis lit cine Spllr nah Galifor-
nio lro 80 Heiien nob SEEM Yorf 81,
ben M,'si itell!m9en.
Scr beriihmte Scnor ser Metro=
politdn Opera 60. Niharo Groofs,
miro ,'ls Soloiit nitipirfen.
llnocijibr 1900 smateuriiinger
uno &uiifcr bon 10 ipeit luie ssoltoria
i'm @cltcn, Columbus i'm Siioen llno
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-06-13

0ie Nrbeitseber iueroen eelparnt
feline Social Secnritp &ecoro Jor.
mnlole are SReceipt 5ormulare 81.
foufcn, Sic bon gerfGllfern als 81,
fi3iea perfallit ruersen. SRI. Morp 6.
@ooos, @anaser ser 5elo Office
oes Social Securltp 8oaro, ,parnt,
oa es feine &ecorbs eibt.
Sc eibt tein cffi5ieIles g,,dbaI'
tnnssipitem. SSeoer gienit Der BON
Social 'secnritp goaro geseben iuirS
lit frei uno oarlrm bot aud nieman>
oas Redt 5ormulare 81 perta,lfel1
oils Sffi5ieu. soute aber jemano Dor.
iprehen. 10 rl.fe man iofort oas 81.
cital Securitp goaro auf.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-06-13
9tt9eprqm
"Srsnc" bes,nnt an samstas, ben
Is. Snni.


Wabiten samstae fon,n1t ~SSrene"
nod Dem &ippohrome nit Mnna
Ncas!e: Dem beriibmten engliihen
Jiln!itor, ,me Ran Miaano in Der
Sitelrulle, unteritiiet bon Rolano
yonnG sllan Maribal. Ma1 Mobion
uno @iaie gilrfc il, nid)tigen @oIlen.
Gie 0ieoer. Die Sic Nuffiibrllng be-
riibnt madt. iiho Mice glue Conn
"Srenc". .gmtiet Of Creams" ,lno
"5bere's Something in tie Nir", iino
in hcm Slim 51 borcn.
gerial.men sic nidt oieie 2ieoer
i'm &ippoorome 3u b0ren.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-06-13
Krices.Gilisicn~s Nes Neten Krcm,es Scr critic
icit Sent welterico

Hoten Gren5cs inter Scitlng bon
iSrnE s. u. 9lnoerinn, un0 Oas Gbap=
fer ho. Iid sur slniertiglmg uon pei.
teren 81 900 lolher 8auoaeen in Sen
nGhiten paar @rd)en erbpten.
9eitruse 5llnl &riees -&ilfsfonos
lenoe man al oas Sauptquartier bes
Hoten &reuses, 3443 Guclio slpc.,
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-06-13

'oltlid) bon ser @ren5e geaen Yent1s
lplpnl:;en iperocn am !Seenfer sus
lanlnenitromcn am ;Sreitog abeno.
Cine lfailenfapelle bon 1000
Spielern, Gin Wfaiicn6or BON 1000
Stininen ,tno cin grobes Spnlpbos
ME -Srteitcr lteber auf Dem Yrot
aromm. ToSmiibcn iperoen gemeins
idoitlihe 2icoer geiunqen uno 5um
Shlun miro Elm hieicnicucrlperf abs
ecbrcrrt.
Ttr'tilrnen Sic uid)t lid) Iofort elm
Sicfet sll beiorgen bon obengenannter
ssrau 2l,tber.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-06-13

Gum eritcn Wtal ieit sen tragiihen
9aacn oes /. @eltfrieges ergeht on
bas Mmcrifaniibe @oIf sic slilffproe-
rlIng, 81 einem &riegs=Sllfsionos
oes Soften 3rellSes beisllltelern. @e.
nigitehs $1OOO0,O00, popon oas
8roB- lebelano Chapter oes Hoten
Grellscs $240.0O0 aufbringen nulB,
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-06-13

tpartiaen 3eit audi ein Republican
iider 8rdiioent I'M @eiBen Sauie
niht onSers banocln fonnte. AFan
fann oaralls er'ebcn, oab sic Mei-
nl,ne ouh Ger fiihrenoen Hepublifas
ner tpeit auseinoubcr geben - llno
niGt 81 rebcn bonn amerifaniIdcn
Wolf o(s @ciomtes.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-06-13

9lnllteroam. Sallt elmer Nacbridt
bGIt lih ser &oni9 2eopolo BON 8el-
eien inn Yolais bon Mntuerpeu allf
seinc orei @inbcr beiinoen 1ih IN
Garis ,no iino inter Nufiid,t bes
9(merifoniidcn Nnten aren5es ges
1teIlt.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-06-13
11eber 1928 perie,,et,
Grbalteu jebt Nlterspeniions.
3ablnngcn

SRI. giarp GOODS, Wtanager Scr
Glepci1no ise!boiiice oes Social Sc,
Cllrit Boards. gob bcfannt. oaB 1,
223 Eerionen sllters= llno Sinter-
bliebrnen Gerliherlmas5abllngen er.
balten. Die monatlihen 3ohllngen
I'M storil beliefer lid aui $S1 ,6S3.
-
- 9itte leien Sic sic slnseisen!
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-06-13

ober OIL SailptSiiice ooer ;3lueig-
ItelleH Der Glepelnno Srult 60, Der
Central Hationnl gant. Der National
Sitp Vanf, Ser uno Ger llniOn gant
OF Commerce. Sheds limo aui beu
slmerICan Heo GroB @ur &elieiiilnS
als5',ltellen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-06-13

aeaihipetsu. &erpsrnpgeeoe &epl..
blifaner baben fid iAarf seeepgfooie.
belts Muslanospolitif ausgeiproden,
oornn.er Senator Nanoenberg lno
gounerneur Saltonito4 BON Maiia.
d,,le,:s. nun nod Der Meoe Rooie.
belts am Rontas aud Delpep bon
Neau yorf. senator 1aft bon Ohio
bat iih geGubcrt. bnb in Der seeen.
- Oas @utterber3 lit Ser id0nite
lnt unueriierbarite Rlas oes Sob.
ites, ietbit tpenn er iaan graue Score
trdat. ,,uo ieoer bat i'm 9on3en @elt.
al nur ein .eir3iees ioIhes &er3.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1940-05-11
WOBURN

WOBURN, Mass, May 6-Services
at st. John Baptist Church were fairly
well attended last Sunday all day.
Next Sunday is Mothers Day and a
special program will be presented in
the evening. A gift will be presented
to the first twenty-five mothers to
attend the services. The pastor will
deliver a special sermon. Special
music will be rendered by the Junior
Choir in the morning and the Young
Women's Choir in the evening.-The
public Schools of the city are closeda
for the week. This weeks vacation
is the last of the series of holidays for
the school year. Harold Burwell, Jr.,
a student in the Woburn High School
will graduate with honors in June,
according to the principals report
recently published in the local news
paper.-The Pastors Aid Society will
launch a drive very soon to furnish
the church with stained glass win
dows. Every club and auxiliary will be
asked to assist intellectually with
the pastors Aid Club. Miss Constance
White is the president.-Mr. and Mrs.
Willis Pollins of this city, accom-
panied by Miss Dorothy Jones of Cam
bridge, spent the weekend visiting
Mr.. Pollins' brother in Newark, N.
Funeral services for Mrs. Vir-
ginia Petite of High St., Woburn, were
held at st. Johns Baptist Church last
Sunday afternoon, at 1:30 pm. In
torment was in Woodbrook Cemetery.
Mrs. Petite a resident here for many
years died May l at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. Virginia johnson in
Lowell, Mass, where she was recu-
perating from a recent illness. She
was born in Virginia and lived in the
South for number of years coming
to Massachusetts later. She is sur
vived by daughter, Mrs. Virginia
Johnson of Lowell, Mass, six sons,
Leslie of Woburn, John of Montreal,
Canada, Major of Lowell, James of
Woburn, Oliver of Boston and Claude
of Woburn, and one sister, Mrs. Rose
Wimbish. Rev. Roger Williams of st.
Johns Church assisted by the Rev.
William H. Smith of Winchester con-
Quoted the services.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1940-05-11

Everett Street was rendered a miscel-
laneous shower Thursday evening in
honor of her coming marriage to Mr..
effectively decorated in pink and white
Frank Pima of Boston. The house was
streamers and a large wedding bell in
the center. She received her many
lovely gifts in a beautiful, decorated
chair placed in the center of the room.
The feature of the evening was
mock wedding very cleverly written
by Miss Claire Hargrove with the fol-
lowing taking part: Bride, Mrs. Kath-
crime Smith; groom, Miss Christine
Baker; minister, Miss Iva Hargrove.
The bride was given in marriage by
Mrs. Helen Harris. Tasty refresh
ments were served by the hostess
assisted by Mrs. Keziah Jackson. Over
so people were present from Brockton
and surrounding towns. The wedding
will take place Sunday, June 2, at the
Comes of Plymouth Street was hos
tess recently to members of the L and
M Bowling League. Prizes We're
awarded to Mrs. Edna Tubbs, Mrs.
tasty luncheon was served by the hos
Alyce Williams, and Miss Claire. A
tess assisted by Miss Airline Marrow.
Those present were: Mrs. Harold
Cornwall, Miss Thelma Smith, Miss
Alice Marrow, Miss Claire Hargrove,
Mrs. Edna Tubbs, Mrs. Doris MacKin-
non of Springfield and Miss Emma
Williams of Boston. Miss Dorothy
Canada, a junior at Portia College of
Liberal Arts had as her guest Sunday
her mother, Mrs. Margaret Canada,
at a mother and daughter tea at the
college. And on Friday EVENING" Miss
Canada had as guests at her table at
the Annual "Pops" in Symphony
Hall, her mother and group of
friends from Cohasset.-Mr. and Mrs.
Anthony Dias, formerly of Brockton
recently returned from New York
after spending few days visiting
friends.-COMING ATTRACTIONS
The Bible Class of Messiah Baptist
Church will present concert by the
Attuck's Chorus of Boston, Friday,
May "A at the Chamber of Commerce
Hall-Get your tickets now!-Lincoln
Congl. Church will sponsor Friendly
Relation Concert at the Porter Church
Wednesday, May 22nd - NEWS
FLASH Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Ber-
nard of Walnut Avenue were the par
ents of a daughter born recently at
the Brockton Hospital.-The Young
Mems Progressive Club will sponsor
social and dance at the West End
Improvement Hall, Tuesday May 81.
Tickets .40-This is your weekly re-
porter, L. Johnson, signing off.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1940-05-11
CITY ITEMS

May Party! May Party! Rah! Rah!
Rah! Are we in it? I guess they are.
We're sure they are, for it is the song
that the little children of the North
Cambridge Community Center will
sing and march by on Friday, May II,
the day of their May Party. In addi-
ton to the Parade, there will be May
Pole Dances and social games.
Cynthia Davis was the Spelling Bee
winner last Tuesday night at the
North Cambridge Community Center,
sponsored by Zeta Phi Beta Sorority.
Ralph King received second prize.
Mrs. Hazel E. McCree, basileus of
the Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, returned
to Cambridge last Monday after at
tending the annual regional in Phila-
delphia. Mrs. McCree spoke at the
tea, Sunday in the Y.W.C.A. on the
subject: ga Challenge for Disap-
pointed Hopes"
Mrs. Grace Sato of Franklin st. was
the guest for few days at Parkview
House, beautiful home of Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Allen, Stockbridge, Mass.
The Franklin H. Wright Club held
its regular meeting at the club house
on Kennaird ST., Cambridge. Mem
bers are requested to be present at the
next meeting and report on,the dance
Thanking friends for their patronage
at last Fridays social, the club an
nounces another social for June IS.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1940-05-11
BROCKT0N

BROCKTON, Mass, May 1.-THE
past month has been a busy month
for Brocktonians socially. Friday
evening, May 3, the members of the
Women's Efficiency Club and their
guests motored to "Linda's Korner
Kltchen"in Holbrook as the guests of
Mrs. Linda Gelzer. The tables were
prettily decorated with daffodils and
yellow candles and a delicious steak
and chicken dinner was served. Mrs.
Ophelia Smith was the hostess of the
evening assisted by Mrs. Gertrude
Simmons. Remarks were heard from
Andrew Gale and James Henderson.
Lincoln Guild also addressed the
group. A vocal solo was rendered by
Mrs. Pattie Register, president of the
Mrs. Katherine Smith. The remain
der of the evening was spent in play
ing whist and bridge. Among those
attending were: Messrs. and Mes
danes Hayward Brooks, Andrew Gale,
Frank Humphrey; Mesdames Keziah
Jackson, Marion Rawlins, Ethel Ba-
ker, Mary Roberts, Edith Royster
Frank Pima, and James Henderson,
me CluD VIII observe their annual
Mother and Daughter night Tuesday
May IA at Ruth Hall.-An enthusiastic
group of young people left their homes
at early dawn Sunday to enjoy a nine
mile trip into the country. Mr.. Cen
eral Baker, one of the party was Just
ahead of the group at every turn.
When they had reached Hanover,
their destination, Mr.. Baker had
already arrived, visited friends and
was on his way back when the group
Just entered. Doesn't that show YOU
that age doesn't mean a thing if you
have self-confdence and courage /?
Those who made the trip were Misses
Mary Baker, Mildred Coombs, Har-
riet Rawlins, Marion Rawlins, Jerry
Shanks, Betty Humphrey, Esther Tor
renee, Alfred Marrow, Paul Duarte,
Junior Gale, William Humphrey,
Roger Baker, Raymond Baker, Bobby
Bowles, John Alves, Ernest Mayors,
Tommy Marrow, and Mr.. General
Baker.-Mrs. Mary Roberts of II
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1940-05-11

Sunday afternoon at Shiloh. This
affair will prove very worth your
while to attend as the Gospel Singers
from Boston will entertain you.-A
Missionary Circle is being formed as
an auxiliary to the Calendar Club and
drive for membership is on. This
circle is headed by Mrs. Alice Banks
and Mrs. Lena Walker.
Sports
Plans are now under way for the
making of schedule for the West
Medford Independents baseball club.
The team is practising regularly on
"Dugger Park" and are willing to take
on all corners. Last Sunday an inter
squad game was scheduled between
Team A and Team B. Team A. won
by the score of seven to nothing. Sun
day there will be another inter-souad
game. All candidates are advised to
see Mabe Kountze if they desire to
participate.
StrOlling Along by Mr.. X.
Wonder what happened to the bud
ding romance of Julia Stokes of NAL
den and our own "Sonny" Douglas
Joe and Beebe still seem to be on the
nut as one would describe it,-All the
wise boys of Jerome insist that Portia
is becoming w. M. Glamour Girl
Ray Parham and Editha seem to be
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1940-05-11
WEST MEDFORD

Church
w. MEDFORD, Mass, May /
Concentrating Whit Sunday, Rev. J.
Frederick Baily delivered a fiery but
well-appreciated sermon on Gin Accord
and In the Right Place" The Shiloh
Junior Choir sang very impressedly
two lovely hymns. Communion was
held at the evening services.-Sun-
day, May II, Shiloh will trek to the
annual ministers conclave which will
be at Cliftondale, Saugus. All those
desiring to go on the chartered bus
will contact Rev. J. Frederick Bailey
as soon as possible-Don't forget the
annual Sermon" of the Lend-a-H Hand
Club, May 10, at Shiloh in the even
ing commencing at 500 pm. The
annual sermon will be delivered by
Rev. William H. Mallron. A wonder
full program is in store. The entire
proceeds of this affair will go to the
church.-Watch for the Estates"
Rally to be held at Shiloh June %.
Social
Little Deborah Rose of Arlington
st. recently returned home from the
hospital where she successfully had
undergone an eye operation.-We
were sorry to hear that Mrs. Carrie
Boxer is very i'll while Mrs. LETTERS
of Lincoln st. seems about the same.
Mrs. Katherine Jasper of Fairfield
st. is at home convalescing from her
short but serious siege of pneumonia.
Last Sunday saw us seeing Miss
Adelaide Williams of Jerome st. home
for the week Miss Bernice Poin-
dexter was the guest of Mrs. Ariel
Lassiter of Harvard Ave.-Don't for
get the Lend-a-Hand Club meeting,
Monday at the home of Mrs. Doris
Roberts. This same club is holding
their final whist Monday, May 20 at
the home of Mrs. Irene Jones of Lin
coin st. Lovely but useful prizes will
be awarded all lucky winners.-It is
rumored that the W. Medford Mems
Club will hold their meeting Monday
as usual but the whereabouts at the
present writing is uncertain. Don't
be surprised if it is the Hervey School
May 26 will be the date of the Cal
endar Clubs "Silver Tea" held that
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The newly-formed "Caterina Jar
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at the North Cambridge Community
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Ridley of Maiden. Many of the
"E & M" debs were present as Miss
Powell is member Those present
were: Misses: June Desmonde, Mabel
Henderson, Annie Barron, Dorothy
Cheek, Emma Desmonde, Cathryn
Webb, Emily Griffin, Ethel Atkins,
Geraldine Webb, Messrs. William
Janey, Irving Knight, Chester Jones,
James Richardson, Earl Clemens, Bur-
ton Kennedy, Harold Hensey, Walter
johnson, William Barron, Courtney
Kennedy, Douglas Harris, Walter
McHorn.