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rrsnk R. Theodore. 20; and Kathryn l.
Rev. Daniel W. Justice.
Horace St nr sna Msns Mafy F. Doys ssYs sseHss s sss
1st st. NV; Judge Nathan cayton.
Kurt Alschsr It. sos 18th l6 Ass St ns OH and
ne; the Rev. Patrick Besley
E: kiehl' "a: 1898 st. Sc. the Rev.
Anita " Keane, %. $3.50 Benton st.
Ivan nv i tas hsmsn Rss LlHsyd s s5 P,ys 18Th 81.
and Alice lbs E.v pa5sOR' 1eS.f rs f5le Park I'd
H.:a as ss:s shssn 81 sssi 81 Es ssa 7Ss n
shire ave. NV; the Rev. Raymond
Nj Ss,b s e. es..4a M Fl 81 17sS 20 l!4n. ::
It. FisdsiIet !; Noel f.; ,';s q: s. sssyrassgasss;, GUS;
Cortland pl. NV: the Rev. H. H. b.
Francis cTaysn; 4e gr0Skipe sso, M. Mass
pl. NV. the Rev. Robert L. Keesler.
Price W. Lonsstreet. 81, Uniontovn. Pa.
and M Martha y. GannSn; InSn:o 81 2s27 2sth
Ihsims n. Williiaams: Il. this city; the
Frank Rsy n n Brown, h 9amoet0n ae has. Falls Church
Va, Va and an Helen NJ. simmons. 10, 2i2a P
st. NV; the Rev Andrew Bird
MSRt Fois g.rss ss FeT MysF ss cEendea H dea
st, NV; the Rev. C.. E Hawthorne
Henry E. Freedman. 90. 1905 Quincy Ct.
Brine snd d DoT9thy uass Sshsn e o
James h =. B Byrd. SL" 90 sso2 champiain ess st.
NV, and Lou.s, v. Ambrose. %. 1928
Leroy 81 simmons Rs lss s. Rss a5a1 s. Isns NV and
Mamie johnson. ~. 1915 N st. NV:
the Rey W, Alssogk. ssgk ~, 49,.
anhis ths Rev seseFt P; Andersen. M r'sf's s'' AN
Joe ". Tine, AZ, and Beatrice Z. Richard.
John w Rustin.
Jane; Finley ss; s717 - %.EeR ysss s st nv
1orin rhs 4. N Michael. % sS. s Navy Yard. and Edna
L,,I3 4 Barry, 2S; ,sN. $50 st. ne; the Rev
INV NV, a and virginia g. L9dvigsen. y.
11o5 Kenyon st. NV: Judge Robert E.
william Fontana. 90. 1143 New Hampshire
1923 N st. NV: judge Robert i. Mat
JOSEPH A. syslo, 80 Takoma Park Nd.
and Raechei A, Zumer 25. .s24 Jefer-
ArRar sRn ' shs e. saa zsTaEd irwin WIN
Rev. William A. Jones'
Dw an and Eizabe Nunles 70 81 FiV'qT Porda aI
ave. ne: the Rev. John L. Henry.
William T: spruill. "a, Brandywine Md.
Don NJ w. s Shelton %: III Massachusetts,
ave; NV. and Ollie N. scroggin, %.
Leg MasSachusetts Ma ave. NV; the Rev.
Frank 3. Brenchley. 90. 1890 N st, NV.
and XirFinis Raa Murray e. 1000 Porter
both Of this city: the Rev. Frsscis +.
Lawrence T. Carter, 25. 14oo Franklin st.
u.s. St, nv: the Rev; John Hamilton.
" NV a and th Ethel M dlbert. ossoDea S. Green el
CHARLES g Morfit. & r.: s4 a cheltenha% tf Pa: a.
Wa hMadssrRs e. a%9Rs HsFfs sP4sane
Ss% NsFy ,5sn zafl a.% e. III St St. Sc Sc: e: ne
Milton J., Smith: a3 and Janice F. Davis,
% both Of Washinston.
'ss nd Smh e. shsshaPn hssh Pont!s' as ATas Mfn
Lloyd 'Sdi' c,sde sSd Gibson, es, Huntington, Nd.
and. sns t9gise ng B. Russell s5, sunder-
sidnes, H; Brady. 10, and 1nez Everett.
s'Tas Tsna J. F5:sy FF5ssy g. g. AsSeS hasns Nd and
Adeil Myers, Fl; both Of Seneca Nd.
S as9l g. bh off aah.
John Hall Ebaugh, jr,. 27 Glendale, Calf,
and Marsaret Gladys wenrich. 50. Wer.
,o5sSs s5ss.as; Ms1!ia f. Richards; il. 4s. Chew
soJSsS 5sSSss E.ai4es Ges is1;Rs MsSsrrs: c.mn
Holabird, Nd, and DOROTHY Murray, 10.
c'ETs Lue. asn, e. eotS of a1s
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Garden Club to Meet

Never Flowering Shrubs" will be
the subject of a talk to be given
before the Chevy Chase, D. c., Gar
den Club by B. Y. Morrison to-
morrow at the home of Mrs. Edward
s. Holland, 3416 Mckinley street
NV. Mrs. Holland will be assisted
by Mrs. Elmer Bunting, Mrs. Alfred
G. Fisher, Mrs. Joseph Little and
Mrs. Hubert Peck.
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Ohio Girls Club
ToHear Mrs. Thorold

Mrs. Guy Thorold of the British
Embassy will speak on "Womens s
Work in War Times" at a luncheon
meeting of the literary group Of the
Ohio Girls Club at l:30 pm. Satur-
day at the Highlands Cafe. Mrs.
Thorold was president of the Wom-
ems Institute in her district in Eng
land during the first year and a
half Of the war.
Mrs. Harold Burton of Ohio will
be an honor guest.
Hiss Jo1erlire Tally, 1921 rix-
tenth street NV, is handling
reservations.
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Where They Are Fighting

of the river become q part Of the
battle front, the steep river banks
drop so sheerly that crossing will be
extremely difficult. Although there
are few bridges across the river
there are a number of ferry cross
ings normally used by traders. Al
such crossings, native settlements
often are found perched high above
the stream.
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fIl:M&![e!Uck
esSheilah Oraham~
sr.sssr ~. y s.nAs saAsass
CHAPTER XXI.

CHAPTER XXI
father refused point blank to attend
Elizabeth had ceased working for recon-
ciiation father and brother, finally said:
"Al right, I'll go alone"
What? fall in love with another Of those damned
actors?" he said harshy
where said Il form opinuon on this jungle Of
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HELP MEN.

Curb Service Attendants,
EXCELLENT EARNINGS AND
MEALS. APPLY HOT SHOPPES,
1884 UPSHUR ST. NV.
WOODWARD & LOTHROP
desires the services of an ex-
perienced radio serviceman,
white. Apply employment Of
flee, 9th floor.
AUTO MECHANIC and helper
to work in heated garage.
Straight salary. No Sunday
work. Apply 1887 Johnson
ave. NV
WOODWARD & LOTHROP
desires the services of white
men and boys, over 18 years
of age. Apply employment
office, 9th floor.
OFFICE BOY for large de-
partment store. This posi-
ton requires a high school
graduate with knowledge of
typing and shorthand. Ex-
cellent opportunity for right
person who is interested in
learning retail business. Box
404-B, Star.
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Marriage License
Applications

Under D. C. ld1D. couples must
apply for q marriage license on
one day, ,Ddit three full days and
receipe their license on the fifth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
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Money talks! United States De-
fense savings bonds and stamps
shout "Victory!"
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INTERVIEWER
For employment Office In
large corporation. Entrance
salary, 81, 300; experienced
only. Excellent opportunity
for advancement. Apply 1143
21St st. NV, End fl.
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ASSISTANT ENGINEER

ASSISTANT ENGINEER,
Experienced in general electrical
maintenance work, as. assistant
to engineer. One over IS years Of
age preferred. Apply personnel
Office, second floor, GOLDEN
RERG'S. 7th and K.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL NOTICES.
rs YOUR INCOME TAX RIGHT? WILL
check it for ST. to So. Address Box
273-Z. Star. g.
1 WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY
debts contracted by any one other than
myself WILLIAM E. HOTTIE, 8 Marlin
Green. Bellevue, D. c. o.
I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY
debts incurred by any one other than
myself. DONALD H WICK, 61S A st. Sc,
Art. 6. 3,
I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY
debts unless contracted by myself. MELVIN
NORTON BEALL, 500 9th st. s.w. 10a
INCOME TAX RETURNS,
PART-TIME BOOKKEEPING SERVICE.
By Expert Accountant BOZ $685. 10. s.ai
PLAINFIELD ORCHARDS,
APPLES AND SWEET CIDER.
Open All Winter.
". Y MooR1 Sandy Scrtns; "a; ;;s.,
sssks 3 Hiiss q Isats la.
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TAILORING statesmen

TAILORING statesmen,
INVESTIGATE THE OPPORTUNITY OF
A LIFELONG INCOME WITH HOME
ADVERTISED FOR HIGH-GRADE ALL
WOOL FABRICS AT POPULAR PRICES.
SALES wITV Our HELP. BIG CASH
COMMISSION AND BONUS. OUR QUOTA
SAMPLr OUTFITS ARE NOW BEING
ASSIGNED. COME IN, WE ASSURE YOU
A MOST HAPPY AND PROFITABLE z
DISPLAY SERVICE ROOMS, 204-5-6-7,
MARYLAND BLDG. 1410 H ST. NV.
YOUNG MEN,
Recent high school graduates. for clerical
work with large, local corporation; SS5-
S95 per month to start with excellent OPP
portunity for advancement. Write for in
terview, swing age, education, experience
If any and phone number. Box ASH. Star.
STOCKROOM
Helpers with automotive experience: S95
per month to start with excellent oppor-
tunity for advancement. Write for inter-
view giving age, education, experience and
phone number. Box All. Star.
ELEVATOR OPERATORS,
Neat. experienced colored. in large apart
ment hotel. References required. Phone
AT Ql0O.
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Has opening for ambitious young man.
hlgh school graduate TO care for shops in
exchange for tuition. Small salary to uuali-
ned person. WASHINGTON AVIATION
SCHOOL l40 Que st ne
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MANAGING CHEF

White, or colored with unquestionable
record who would appreciate the sense
Of security and nice surroundings in one
prefer man above 80 years. who can take
on responsibility Of partner rather than
being Just an employe. State complete
to receive consideration. Box 114-H. Star.
GROCERY CLERK,
Experienced. Boulevard Market. 2106 Z
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CrONK Ut FDKC

STOCK CLERKS,
Young men, ages 1880, pref
erably with experience. Ap-
ply employment office. 4th
floor, Lansburgh & Bro. Dept.
Store.
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Y. M. G. A. News

The Central Y. NJ. c. A. has sched-
uled the following events for the
week.
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NATIONALLY
KNOWN CONCERN

department of ROOD CONCERN Average
earnings rs cents per hour while in train
ing steady work, bonus and advancement
when qualified. Apply employment man.
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HOTEL, CLERK,

Must be experienced and know front
ONCE room sales and p. B. x. board. Day
shift. Good salary to reliable man. Box
4OS-B, star
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VULCANIZERS.
HAWAIIAN GUITAR.

White. S35 to S45 per week: only expe-
rieneed men need apply. See Mr.. Carroll.
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ROOM CLERK

Man thoroughly competent in front Office
procedure, must know transcript and be an
reply state age. encumbrances experience
and salary earned Box l3a-H. Star
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AIRCRAFT SCHOOL

Experienced, by one Of the Oldest ant
largest real estate Arms in the city. Bo,
2e7-H, Star.
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REGROOVERS.
PHARMACIST.

! White. $50 per week. all work done In
| need apply See Mr.. Carroll. 3446 14th
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DELIVERY DEPT

Washingtcn's largest exclusive
store has immediate opening for
assistant delivery clerk. See Mr..
w. V. Watson, The Young Mems
ShOD. 1919 F ST NV
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SALESMAN.

CONTINUED On Next Pags.l
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HELP MEN.

HELP MEN.
ACCOUNTANT for permanent employ
ment in public accounting ONCE. State
age. qualifications and salary expected
ASSISTANT asI7 I'M MANAGER for service station
Service Station, Riverdale, Md.
ATTORNEY. gentle; desk space in lawyers
suite in exchange for, services: opportunity
for lawyer starting practice. Box 142-H
AUTO GLASS MAN, experienced, for repu
table arm; guaranteed salary and commits.
CONFIDENTIAL. BOZ s77-B. Star
AUTO MECHANIC capable handling weld
E Rsp.e eis ns.dss ssr 9Ha
AUTO MECHANIC; must be experiencet
q On AZ cars. Apply Reds Garage. LIST AND
AUTO MECHANICS. s45 vk.- Must have
% only ' 1926 WIseonsn sSS ave-. W. nS s
sAKER WANTED nrst-el.ss. rood pay.
Gal. GsM ssu.o a. once ans Church Bakery.
BAKERS HELPER, white. Apply 20s 7th
st. Sc. s. E. Radford's Bakery.
BARTENDER. experienced only, part-tims
evening work. At once. 917 11th st. sc
BOOKKEEPER-T -TYPIsT draft exempt; per.
manent position and splendid opportunity
no. f0r adysanncsment sn for right person. Posnei
BOY. white. for radio shop, must have
drivers permit and references; steady jot
for right party. Apply at 1920 22nd St
Sc. Sunday bet. 10 and IL am.
BOY wanted for delicatessen store; expert.
ence not necessary. Apply 1904 14th st.
NV.
BOY. colored, for elevator. porter and relief
bellboy work. must be neat and willing
worker. Apply in person only. RATE Hotel
BOY. 1s yrs, permit to drive truck ant
learn trade. 1921 L st. NV: $50 wk. 9.
BOY, colored. for dishwasher: must b<
neat and fast: no night work. Apply ir
person Monday am. 1909 I1th st. sc.
the Do Drop Inn.
BOY. colored, with bicycle, for deliver,
work; steady Job; bring reference. 81
BOY learning printing trade, easy work.
rapid advancement; SIS start: h. Q. exp
printing necessary. 1923 H st. NV.
BOY OR YOUNG MAN to learn electrical
appliance business. Good opportunity;
refs. Proctor & Ridsely. 1924 14th st. NV
~
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PART-TIME WORKERS,
NJTrD ND Ayr Ace

| Job, write today for information about
/ this substantial selling opportunity An
! essential, civilian product that has no
serious shortages Steady earning posi-
| bilities. Our firm is the leader in the
| business Box OIL Star
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1942-07-23
ROSA E.. KING

Years ago | read the book by
Mrs. King, entitled Tempest over
Mexico" 1t is a moving recital. She
was a child of both fortune and mis-
fortune. Born in India of English
and italian parentage, she was
early widowed, with one daughter
and one son. For some reason she
came to Cuernavaca, where she
became the proprietress of small
store. Among her friends were many
people of position and Influence.
The governor of Morelos, one Of the
greatest of the Mexican statues,
living at Cuernavaca, the capital,
became her friend. So, Don Pablo
Escandon urged her to take over
the Bella Vista Hotel.
I found myself guest of this
hotel 1t had been an old hacienda.
400 years ago it was not the home
of Cortes, as they tried to make us
believe, but his store room or bod
ega, where he kept his horses, tools,
lumber and other necessities while
he was building the great Cortes
Palace. The arches of the hotel once
sheltered the horses, where now is
the sumptuous dining room. This
splendid hotel dates back to Rosa
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1942-07-23
Chesterhill
Big Gas Well

The Bowmans drilled in big gas
well Monday on the Ross Talbot
and Harley Thomas leases. The
well made 100000 GU it. of gas
The Sunshine Sunday school
class held their monthly party al
the home of Josephine Smith, on
Thursday night. Assistant hostess
es were Flossie Smith and Faye
Harris. Other members present
were Gertrude King, Racey God
dard, Mary Stone, Dora Bowman,
Ruth Bowman, Mabel Howard, Mary
Pickering, Marian Reed, Marjorie
Muse, Donna Carr, Zola Eckard,
Bessie Smith, Teresa Teeters, Lena
Faye Woodward. Ella Carpenter and
Dorothy Triplett.
Pearl Hambel's of East Wind
sor were Sunday evening callers at
Clyde Shocks.
Mrs. Lucille Lochary, Marcella
Boston and Joan Carpenter went
to Canton Sunday to spend few
days with relatives.
Merrill Carpenter, Of Canton,
spent Sunday and Monday with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. OF Carpenter
Mrs. Mary Doan entertained Rev.
and Mrs. J. A. Bretz, Wednesday
of last week.
Dennis Hallowell and family spent
Sunday with Junior Benjamin's at
Canton
Roy McCurdy visited Sunday with
E. P. Yesters of Bremen.
John Leake and wife of Ports
mouth spent Thursday and Friday
with Fred Williams and family.
Fred Williams and family at
tended a pot luck dinner at his
parents home at Ringgold The
dinner was held in honor of Will
liam Williams, who is leaving in
the next draft call
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1942-07-23
Triadelphia

Amor Whitaker recently lost a
valuable sow, that died very sud
denly. Luther Garrett and Law
renee WIseman each lost shoat in
much the, same manner. 1t seems to
be a new peculiar disease among
hogs.
Donald Barnes was removed from
the hospital to his home Saturday.
He is much improved
Chester Pickerell of Crooksville
was caller here, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maynard Barnes
spent Saturday night with Mr..
Barnes mother. of Unionville, who
is seriously ILL.,
Beautiful Flower
Mr.. and Mrs. L. G. Edgell enter
tanned number of friends both
Saturday and Sunday nights, who
gathered to watch the opening of
flowers on her night blooming
cereus. Two opened Saturday night
and three Sunday night
d. L. Maxwell, wife and daugh-
'ei i"yio Ahh speHts ouHday even
ing at the Herbert Bankes home.
The Howard St. Clair family left
Sunday for New Concord
One of our boys Carl Martin)
leaves this week for final examina-
ton for army service.
Mrs. Hettie Taylor is spending a
few days with Miss Mary Massey.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1942-07-23

| Earl Hartley and wife of Column
bus visited with Gladys John and
Fred Williams, Saturday and Sun
day.
Mrs. Harry Price and two chiL
dren of Pittsburgh, have been spend
! ing a few days with Mrs. Eva Ran
dali.
Arrelous Rowland and family
and Sam Rowland and family en-
joyed birthday dinner in honor of
Mrs. Bessie Rowland, at the Marion
Mills home, Sunday.
Little Jack Totman is spending
two weeks with his grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Totman
Maxine Rowland, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Clovis Rowland, is spend
ing few days at Billy Pugh's, near
Stockport.
Mr.. and Mrs. Don Stone and
daughter Debbie, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Dewey Stone and daughter Ruth
Ellen, spent Sunday evening at Carl
Bowmans.
John Bowman went to Lancaster
Sunday, to bring some of the
League group home.
John Stone, of Middletown, Wis
tied over the week end at Don
Stones.
Marian Reed is taking her vaca-
ton. Marian and her mother went
to Cleveland, Monday, where Car
roll Zumbro is to be operated upon
at clinic.
Hazel Shook, of Columbus, is
spending her vacation with Jesse
Shocks. She is a nurse at White
Gross hospital, Columbus.
Robert and Tommy Worrall are
spending a vacation with their par
ents.
Earl Hodgin's are expecting to
arrive home from a two weeks vaca-
tion in New Orleans, La, Wednes-
G9v
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1942-07-23
Morgan County McConne Thursday July

Howard Calendine will start his
duties as school janitor, August /.
The, family expect to live in part
of Mrs. Lucy Bowmans property.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dwight Talbot and
son of Lancaster visited Ross Tai
bott's over the week end.
Wanda Scott is spending two
weeks with her sister, Mrs. Dale
Niceswanger. Little Patty Wan
lass visited the past week with the
Niceswangers.
Arthur King and friend, Mae
Putnam visited his mother, Mr.. Ida
King, over Sunday.
Zene Zumbro returned home, aft
er spending a few days in Mariet-
ta.
Mary Randall is visiting at the
home of Harley Thomas.
Mrs. Faye Davis is starting a
beauty parlor in the near future in
the place vacated by Mrs. Jolly
Carr. Mrs. Vera Mendenhall will
be employed there She is home
now, after having given UP her en-
ployment in Athens
n Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Schofield
and two daughters were Friday ev-
ening supper guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ernest Elliott, rof McConnelsville.
Billy Elliott will leave in the next
draft CALL -s.'r.--..
Clarence Schofeld is taking his
vacation and Mabel Howard is en-
ployed at the bank in his place.
Mrs. Bill Carr spent a few days
here from Columbus, last week
Chet Young of Huntington, w.
Va, has been spending a few days
with Mr.. and Mrs. OF Carpenter
Chesterhill Methodist Church
The young people who attended
the Lancaster Institute last week
won the achievement pennant. This
is a real honor to our church and
community We are proud of our
young people. They will have
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1942-07-23
LETTER FROM ROBERT NORRIS

The following interesting letter
under date of July 6, was written by
Pvt. Robert Norris, of Camp Leon
ard Wood, Missouri, and was read
at Trinity church, where Private
Norris was Sunday school superin-
tendent, just prior to his induction
into army service:
The doctor told me l would go
back on duty tomorrow. / will be
glad to get out of the hospital.
had good care but it isn't like be-
ing at home when you are sick.
an average days work.
We get up 5:15 a. m. dress and
make our cots. They have a certain
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1942-07-23

tanned with a surprise birthday Gin
| ncr Sunday in honor OF her mother
Mrs. Almeda Rogers of Stockport,
and Miss Mary Benjamin, who's
birthdays came on the 18th ana
17th-Mrs. Rogers on the lattei
date. However there are so year
| difference in the ages. Covers were
laid for Mr.. and Mrs C. H. Phil
! lips and daughter Wava; John Rog
ers and daughter Vera, and son Ell
| don and the honor guests Mrs Rog-
ers and Miss Benjamin. In the aft
ternoon they atteEded the Grimes
/ school reunion at the Tabor church
Mr. and Mrs. Chester Newton
were Sunday dinner guests of her
nephew, Ray Ellis, and wife, Of
Chesterhill
Mrs. Esther Calvert attended
and enjoyed the picnic dinner and
Grimes school reunion.
Mrs. Anna Rardin entertained
the Friendly Circle Thursday of
last week. Eleven members and
five visitors We're present. Re-
freshments of iced tea and tier sand
wiches We're served by the hostess.
During the business session plans
We're made for the annual family
night, which will be held at he
Lee Benjamin home, Wednesday ey-
ening Home made ice cream and
Several friends called at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Barak Rus
sell Saturday evening and enjoyed
the movie picture of the Victory pa
rade, taken by Mrs. Russell at
Stockport on the Fourth of July.
Most of the people We're easily rec
ognized, which makes the picture
quite interesting.
Link Clifford of Pennsville and
Alva Henery of Bald Eagle We're
Callers at the j. R. Henery home,
Monday.
Recent callers at the home of
Mr. and Mrs o. V. Hanlin were her
niece, Mrs. Norma Geddes and chill
dren Ronald and Dianna of Romulus,
Mich.
Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Croft and
daughters Laura Jane and Murna
Lee of Sugar Creek, were week end
guests of Mrs Crofts brother, DR.
j. G. Gage, and family On Sunday
DR.. Cages family and guests at
tended the Cody reunion at Dodge
park, in Beverly.
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Benjamin and
children Bernita and John, were
Sunday evening visitors of his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs John Benjamin.
Mrs. Leslie Hallowell of Penns-
vile spent Saturday with her broth
er, Clyde Hooper.
Sunday night guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Chester Newton were their son
Frank Newton and wife of Duncan |
Falls.
Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Ross had as
guests Sunday afternoon her broth |
er, r. NJ. Williams, wife and
daughter Joyce of Bartlett. Miss |
Elaine Ross accompanied them to |
their home in Bartlett, to spend the |
week.
Mrs Caroline Newsom who is |
caring for Miss Mary Bell of Malta, |
accompanied her son Herman Mills |
and family of Newark to her home |
here, Sunday, where they spent the |
day.
Mrs. Clara Kinney and daughters |
Marjorie of McConnelsville and Hell
en-, student nurse at Bethesda hos |
pital, GAINESVILLE, were Sunday aft
ernoon visitors at the Tilghman |
Kinney home. Miss Marjorie re-
manned for while with her grand
parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dwight Price and |
Miss Frances Hanlin spent Sunday |
evening with their parents, Mr.. and |
Mrs. O. " Hanlin.
John Wells and ]. r. Henery at
tended the funeral Sunday of the |
formers brother, David Wells, of
Darlington, who passed away fol-
IL Il nft alr