davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-05-11


konferencijos darbu. Pirmoje
eileje teks kick placiau pakal-
beti apie Americas Lietuviu
Misija, kuri siadien Amerikos
Lietuviu visuomeneje jau uz-
ina isskirtine vieta.
2. AMERIKOS LIETUVIU
MISIJOS KLINE
Kad geriau suprastume kas
yra Americas Lietuviu Misija,
turime gryzti j 1943 metu pa
baiga, kuomet Amerikos Lie
tuviu tautininkuose ir jiems
jose kilo mintis susaukti Ame-
rikos Lietuviu Selma. Tame
seine, kurs, kaip zinote, ivyko
1914 metu Vasario menesi
New TYorke, buvo isrinktas
Vykdomasis Komitetas, kurs
1914 metu begyje nuveike Ell
le darby, ku1iu svarbesnieji
buvo $5,000,0O0 Lietuviskojo
karo bonu vajaus pravedimas
ir 100000 parasu ant petici-
ju uz Lietuvos laisve surinki-
mas.
1914 metu rudeni, kai jau
eme aisketi kad karas eina
prie gallo ir kad tarptautineje
politikoje bus zymiu ivykiu,
Seimo Vykdomasis Komitetas
nutare 1914 metu pabaigoje ar
1916 metu pradzioje susaukti
visuotini Americas Lietuviu
selma kurs Amerikos vyriau-
sybei ir visam pasauliui galetQ
tarti visu Amerikos Lietuviq
vardu vieninga zodi Lietuvos
likimo klausimu.
Kad tatai butu imanoma,
Lietuvai Vaduoti Sajunga jau
Spaliu menesi pasiunte Ame-
kos Lietuviu Tarybai kvietima
veikti isvien ir pasiule susi-
tarti del veiklos subendrinimo.
Sis pasiulymas RADIO karsto
pritarimo Amerikos LietuviQ
Tarybos skyriuose, taciau jos
vadovybe ta pasiulyma atme-
te. Mazdaug tue pat metu
Amerikos Lietuviu Taryba pa
skelbe kad il tinkamu metu
sauksianti Amerikos LietuviQ
kongresa.
Taigi atrode kad, nepasiekus
susitarimo, visuotinio Ameri-
kos Lietuviu seimo gall ne
ivykti, o vietoje to ivyks du
didesni suvaziavimai - seimas
ir kongresas. Sis pavojus bet
gi greitu laiku isnyko, mes A
merikos LietuviQ Taryba, ma
tomai nusigandus nauju val
dzios patvarkymu del trans
porto karo metu, savo nutari-
ma saukti kongresa atsauke.
New Yorko Seimo Vykdo-
masis Komitetas betgi tuose
valdzios patvarkymuose nema-
tie pagrindo susilaikyti nuo
seimo saukimo, lygia greta
numate kad didesne Amerikos
Lietuviu manifestacija siuo
metu yra labiau negu bent ka-
da reikalinga. Tokios lygiai
nuomones buvo ir Lietuvai Va
duoti Sajunga, kuri nedvejo-
DANA pazadejo savo visokiario-
pa parama seimo rengimui ir
apsieme padengti visas su tue
susijusias islaidas.
Tuojau buvo paskelbtas at
sisaukimas j Americas Lietu-
viu visuomene ir j visas orga-
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-05-11
Z. VISU KARO NUSIKALTE.
LIU BAUDIMAS - BUTINA
PASAULIO SAUGUMO
SALYGA

PASAULIO SAUGUMO
SALYGA
Oar nebuvo kile klausimo
kas ivyktu jei Anglia ir Ame-
rika pareikalautu is bolseviku
tuojau pasitraukti is visu uz-
imtu sriciu ir pastatytu sally
ga kad tuojau butu sudarytas
tarptautinis teismas kurs ne
grinetu ne tik naziu il fasistu
bet lygiai taip pat ir bolseviku
karo nusikaltimus, ivykdytus
okupuotuose krastuose arba ir
pas save, Rusijoje, prizes oku-
puotu krastu gyventojus. ST.
tai, greiciausia, issauktu kara
su bolsevikais, ir tai ne tick
delto kad Rusu tauta su tue
nenoretu sutikti, bet delto kad
j karo nusikalteliu suola pir-
mutiniai turetu atsisesti patys
bolseviku vadai su enkavedis-
tais ir kitais bolsevizmo paka-
likais. Faktas betgi lieka fax
tn kad toks reikalavimas terra
butina teises ir teisetumo at
statymo salyga, o lygia greta
ir kelias j pasaulio sauguma.
Mes juk ir be jokiu isvedzio-
jimu yra aisku kad kol aplink
nusikalteliai tebeslankioja ne
nubausti, niekas negali butt
saugus.
Tikekimes kad po ilgo tam
sybiu laikotarpio ateis paga-
liau ta teisingumo valanda, ku-
ria kiekvienas gaus kas jam
priklauso. ]
Pc naziu ir fasistu lures bu-
tt teisingai nubausti ir boise
vikai. Visus nusikaltelius tel
singai nubaudus, pasauliui su-
zibes tikro saugumo viltys, o
musu brangiai Lietuvai isaus
laisves rytas. Tat bukime sti-
prios dvasios ir tikekime kad
galutiniu laimetoju iseis teisin-
gumas.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-05-11

Americas Lietuviu Misijai j Washingtons
Kovo 1924 ir pc to, taipgi LVS Cen
ira, Prisiusta Sekancios Aukos:
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-05-11

(Jeigu kuriu aukotoju vardai ar miestai
praleista, arba auku suma netikra,
prasome tuoj pranesti DirvaD
Evening star., 1945-11-09
By the Associated Press.

BY the Ass0cfhted Press.
NUREMBERG, Nov. 9.-Rudolf
Hess yesterday watched newsreels
Of himself during the days of his
greatest power, in an effort to break
through the amnesia which he de-
clares grips him, but he failed to
give any sign of returning memory.
Also in the audience, but watch
ing Hess instead of the flickers,
were Justice Robert Jackson, Amer
ican prosecutor for the coming war
crimes trial; Maj Gen. William j.
Donovan, head of the ONCE of Stra-
tegic Services, and psychiatrists.
Hess is one of the ranking Nazis
facing trial.
Hess sat handcuffed to two guards
as 1884 version of Party Day in
Nuremberg" flashed on the screen.
AS the picture started with a rich
background of Wagnerian music,
Hess leaned forward and half rose
from his chair. All eyes were on
him; his were intent on the screen.
He saw himself as younger man,
a zealot weaving hypnotic spell
over a vast Nazi party congress. For
in those days, he was Hitlers dep
uty. He saw the Fuehrer practically
dancing a jig in an ecstasy of ap-
probation as the Hess on the screen
made three-quarter swing to the
audience, crying:
"Sieg he'll, Sieg heii!
Hitler Leaps Forward.
Hitler leaped forward and seized
the speaker by the arm.
AS the movie rolled on, Hess grad
ually relaxed. Justice JackSons
eyes bored on him steadily. Gen.
Donovan never allowed his gaze to
wander. Two American psychi-
artists, Col Schraeder of Chicago
and Maj. Kelley of San Francisco,
fixed their professional gazes on
Hess. So did a Russian psychi-
artist. .
| The officials wondered whether
the filmed document Of vanished
glory would shake Hess from am
nesia. The outcome might deter
mine whether Hess is to live or die.
Also watching the play of emo
ton was Naval Comdr. James B.
Donovan of New York, chief of the
Special Products Division of Justice
Jackson's trial staff. 1t was Comdr.
Donovan who suggested and pre-
pared tbe showing.
Hess Remains Passive.
Once his initial tension passed,
Hess showed an impassive coun-
tenance to the observers throughout
the remainder of the film. This
never varied as Hermann Goering
Julius Streicher, the late DR.. Robert
Ley and most of the other defend.
Evening star., 1945-11-09
Hess Sees NewsreeI of Himself
In Test and Recalls Nothinq

ants paraded across the screen.
When 1t was over Col. John Amen,
chief interrogation, turned to Hess.
AS softly as though he were speak
ing to a child, Amen said: do you
remember?"
Hess motioned as II to brush his
hand against his eyes but the hand
cuffs interfered Slowly he said !:
Il recognize Hitler and Goering.
I recognize the others, but only be-
cause I heard their names men,
toned and have seen their names
on cell blocks in this Jail"
Don't you remember being
there?"
Il don't remember, I must have
been there because obviously I was
there. But don't remember"
Evening star., 1945-11-09
Lecture Series to Open

Sister Mary David, S. S. N. D., OF
the College of Notre Dame of Mary
land, will speak at the opening
meeting of the twelfth season OF the
lecture series sponsored by the
Washington Chapter of the Catholic
Poetry Society of America at 3 pm.
Sunday in the Study Guild Library,
1725 Rhode Island avenue NV. Her
subject will be Paul Claudel as a
Lyricist,"
Evening star., 1945-11-09
Helps Keep Signals Working ;. Tracks Clear

As your fast train speeds across the coun-
try, it's starts and stops are controlled by an
intricate signal system.
These signals must be dependable = these
systems must stay on the job, even if the
main power supply is interrupted. That's
why SO many railway control systems turn
for standby power to the rugged batteries
invented by Thomas A. Edison.
And here his genius came upon your
Unseen Friend d-NICKEL. For It's the chemi-
cal changes of nickel oxides and iron in an
alkaline solution that make possible these
long-lived batteries which are free from
acid, from danger Of deterioration in stand
by service and from injury when discharged.
Built of steel plated with Nickel, they stand
up under the roughast uae.
Evening star., 1945-11-09
UNIFORMS S
and ACCESSORIES

We've just added the huge stocks of two Of
New York's finest stores to the merchandise in
this sale. Also. there are many items from our
own regular hne stocks. No matter which uni
form you purchase. the savings are tremendous.
Come in to the & N Trading Company
tonight or tomorrow-we are open both mites
until 9 PM for your shopping convenience.
Evening star., 1945-11-09
;Z[]|E};&)1i]
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Aviation Green Uniforms

The cloth used in this Uniform is 6ne quality
l6-ounce, 2-ply. pure worsted serge. 1t meets all
government specifications as to wool stock. yarn
weight, dye, shrinkage, finish and tensile strength
Evening star., 1945-11-09
NAVAL OFFICERS and C. P. 0.
1907 A|I-WooI 0vercoats

Here are the finest all wool Bridge Coats we've
ever seen at or anywhere near $3.50. Will keep
you warm as toast wherever you go. Can be con-
verted to civilian coat by changing buttons.
Evening star., 1945-11-09

Your Unseen Friend Nickel is on the job
wherever failure of the power supply might
mean disaster and wherever reliable, port
able or standby power is needed
In these and countless other ways from
the pure Nickel in your radio tubes to the
Nickel in your stainless steel cutlery !. !. this
versatile metal is your Unseen Friend as
much part of your life as your daily paper.
TINE INTERNATIONAL NICKEL COMPANY, INC.
Nsp York s.NY.
DISTRIBUTION:
Whitehead Metal Products Company, Inc.
Ii3 West North Avenue, Baltimore. Nd
4Ntks'/!
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Evening star., 1945-11-09
H," AOike/


FINISH the JOB !.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-25
RudePOIiceim CivVieS
Ordered EnfOUnifOrml

limiting that some drivers
license applicants may have been
dealt with rudely, high police Of
ficials said today they intend 10
make the police drivers license
bureau a model of courtesy in the
future.
Deputy police Supt Edwin
Morgan refused to answer directly
whether complaints had been re-
ceived from irate citizens who
were treated harshly. But he did
say:
II am especially anxious that
the public get favorable
impression OF the Detroit police
department. The place most
people would have an oppOrtun-
ity 10 gain such an impression
would he in the drivers license
bureau.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-25

AnVERT1sEAfENT
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-25

ADVERTISEMENT
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-25
+Defidnt|nvdIio
To Be Moved

An aged invalid whose obScs-
sion Of independence caused her
10 defy tho law, Spurn assistance
Of neighbors and relatives and
look upon public welfare with re-
bukc provided a unique problem
today for Traffic Judge John y.
Watts.
Judge Watts said he would ap-
peal to tho corporation counsel
today 10 have a guardian appointed
for Mrs Jessie McPhee. IS, Of 720
Glover. She has pcrSiStently re-
fused 10 60 TO an institution or
move elsewhere despite the fact
fire inspectors have condemned
her home as a hazard
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-25

Hereafter policemen working
there will have 10 wear uni
forms. A uniform makes a
policeman conscious that he Is a
public servant. II he is wearing
civilian clothes he is apt To for
get his position and want 10
argue"
Many of tho a. persons working
in the bureau are policemen in
jured in the line OF duty, and they
will be re-eNamined 10 determine
whether they can return TO then
old Jobs.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-25

Ii deli ghtful ~hskey. whose smooth mellow favor
spells Pleuur. with capital p Mixed straight this
grand blend makes the most delicious drinks you've
ever tasted.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-25
Nova Scotia Votes

HALIFAX, n. s., Oct "a (INS)
Premier Angus l.. Macdonald Is
Liberal government won a sweep
ing victory in Yesterdays Nova
Scotia general elections.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-25
Wed Half Century

A golden wedding honoring Mr..
and Mrs. John Ewartowski of
6ll0 Arteslan will he held at 10
a. m. Saturday in IS. Peter and
Paul Church, Grandville and
Sawyer.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-25
DO YOU wake UP
MORNINGS feeling
HALF.AtVE'?
Dull Eyes7 SaIIow Skin?
Mentally Lazy? GroucM7

Then you probably are suffering from
constipation. But DON'T take harsh,
blasting laxatives any more Instead
-- try this Physician own ptreiy
reootable formula-Dr. Edwards
Olive Tablets - so mud, gentle but
oh---so u,orou0h
Olive Tablets pep up sluggish bile
fov. They act on BOTH upper and
lower bowel. They give more natural
like bowel movements - soft, com
Portable - complete sot,sfaettor. No
griplng or weakening effects. Take
Olive Tablets tonight All drugstores.
15t, soc, COZ. Caution use as directed.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-25
NEIGHBOR COOKS

The house is heated by a gas
cooking stove, Judge Watts said.
An elderly woman in the neigh
horhood comes daily and prepares
food which is purchased from
Mrs McPhce'S savings
Judge Watts said he would
recommend guardian. despite
protests Of tho invalid, 10 provide
for her from her own funds and
whatever income she may derive
from her house after conditions
are corrected.
Fire Inspector George J. Lam
bert said il would be virtually
impossible 10 remove Mrs. Nc
Phee. because of her physical
condition, IN case her home
caught fire.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-25

to Congress that commission be
named to FIX a reasonable" mini
mum wage instead OF establishing
q 65-cent hourly standard.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-25
Wage Floor Suggested

WASHINGTON. Oct. "a INs)
The national grange proposed
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-25
HAZARDS CITED

A complaint was brought
against Mrs MCPhcc last March
because Of defective electrical
wiring, lcaky gas connections and
other hazardous conditions, Judge
r Waits -sarri.
Mrs MCPhCe was unable 10 APP
pear in court, so tho case was
held in abeyance until yesterday
Then, Judge Watts visited the
home TO arraign her for violating
fire laws.
Judge Watts said the woman
remained defiant refusing tc
enter a plea.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-15
= w omen Bandits
Rob Man Of SIC

Two women stepped out OF an
alley between Third and Fourth
on Cherry early today and held up
Ellsworth Divelbliss, 2616 Twelfth,
at the point of long knife. Dwell
bliss said the pair took SAC from
his wallet and returned the bill
fold before fleeing
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-15
BY MaeCean
By Wall Disney
BY Linda and Jerry Waller
By Jimmy Halo

ERE pleasant little game that will give
every day II numerical puzzle designed to spell out
letters hrst the number
subtract II the number Is less than g.
key number Start at the upper left
rectange and check OF key
left right Then read the the letters under
checked figures give you o-tS
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-15
Waters Paint.
She PAYS SIj

BATTLE CREE K. Sept. a
CUP) 49, Mrs. Sophia kuzma,
mother of five children, dldn
like the color Of the new paint
Job on her neighbor's garage.
SO She turned her garden hose
on the fresh paint and poured
water into a three-gallon can OF
paint. II cost her Sl5 in court.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-15
Taken on Corregidor,
Jackson Marine Safe

JACKSON, Sept. II Pfc Cliff
ford A. Mercer of Springport,
marine captured at Corregidor
has been liberated from a Japa-
nose prison camp in good condi-
ton his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
4. ! Mercer have been notified.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-15
M<ss IA MAe Mgv
How We Got Our Piano

How We Got Our PIanO
When Marc Connolly and George
kaufman told me I'd have to play
the piano and sing a spiritual IN
order to be Elsie IN To The Ladies -
| nearly had a ft All ! could play
was a sketchy rendition of The
Scarf Dance, but | made up nv
mind I'd learn to play the spiritual
within SIX weeks
| tore over 10 the Wurhtzcr Music
Store 10 rent a piano came out
shorter by $50 and the oicH6E of one
with a bill of 500
found a teacher who by super.
human effort taught me 10 play
Nobody Knows and our cook be
came my singing teacher
still have the piano can
~uI. play Nobody Know" .
bat tGnIght's performance of To
Tire Ladies viii not be a. traught
with fear for me as the opening
when | PRAYED as | PLAYED that the
audience would be able 20 recognize
ue tune.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-15
he~ 2Se hone Tnsl RekeVes Pans Due
10 EHooss Acd o. DOuble Money Back
Men, Women! Old at
4O,5O, 60! Want Pep?
Want to Feel Years Younger?

10 tou blame exhausted w0rn-olf feeling ou hes'
lhoaauds .f.I a. ebat Ntfie peppluE up Win
tefrf boy done tHhIa.ns tonic manr nrru n' fN
sl. tI iur body u.u Solo Dol aase low n irnl ...1
FIuries Ntau.n D.. ralr.IuI. uhH.u .uhr..Ia b.r Ir.
i.oduriorF "rr now ori. nH.f Us Oef-r1 THr.r
1anl',s fnf h-u pep }ouuFr- feeling. trsNer, da.
~ RU drug stores etcfrv Nrre--fn DETROIT
~ 80 Wsigrrrr Crrin nsham. Kinse and
sans Cut Rats stores.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-15

Paws postwar plans include
lots of milk. fruit. and Wheaties,
" Breakfast % Champions +" I'M
portant nourishment IN those big
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-15

whole wheat fakes. exciting nut
sweet flavor. Get 70 the grocery
in a hurry--and get several boxes
Of Wheatles. They're that goodl
Milford chronicle., 1945-09-14
ROXANA

Mr. and Mrs. George Ross Rick
ards and daughter. Barbara. spent
:: mart of last week with their par
euts. Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Rick
ards i'm Wilmington. Nr. Richards
is confined at the hospital due TO
= serious automobile accident. He
is now making some Improvement.
Josie McCaUc Of Williamsvillc
was week end guest OF Ronald Nc
Cabe.
Mrs. William Hickman and sis
ter. Mrs. Jennie Norris have re-
turned from Il visit with the Morris
children at Texas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eli Collins called
on Mrs. Rockford Murray Friday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hickman
are the proud parents of lime
son, born Saturday, September 8th
at the Peninsula General Hospital
at Salisbury.
Mrs. Ida McCabr is spending
some time with Mr.. and Mrs. FL
wood Hudson and baby daughter at
Selbyyille,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Simpler left
Sunday for Salisbury, North Caro-
lima where Mr. Simpler is taking a
tour year college course.
Miss Betty WilSus is III training
1T the Delaware Hospital at Will
n,ington. We wish you too. the best
of everything.
Mrs. Amanda Watson spent last
week with her children. Mr.. and
Mrs. Wilmer Evans.
Hugh Stephens has resumed his
job i'll the Navy and Mrs Stephens
is now at her Job at EXmurr, Nir-
ginia as manager of the Az /
Store.
Mrs James Carey had as hrI
rNtrniGht guest last week. Miss
/ Grace Davis of tranktord and New
York and Miss Louise Layton U1
near town.
Milford chronicle., 1945-09-14
OCEAN VIEW

The home coming celebration at
Bethel Methodist Church was an
inspiration to everyone who attend
ed. We listened to three good ser
mons, inspiring music and the sum
of $4,000 and over was contributed
toward purchasing heater and
pipe organ. and other incidentals
for the church.
AT night over four hundred filled
the church. The Dover District Su-
perintendent Dr.. Thomas Mulligan.
delivered an impressive sermon.
He emphasized that the church
needs to become aroused to its re-
sponsibilities.
Text was from the Book of Ephe-
slams, 9th chapter and 18th verse,
Wherefore take unto you the
whole armour of God. that ye may
be able TO withstand in the evil
day, and having done all. to stand "
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Briggs and
daughter Rebecca of Georgetown
visited parents. Mr. and Mrs Sam
Belts over the weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. James Lynch of
East Lansdowne Pa. visited their
mother. Mrs. Martha Conway over
the Weekend and attended the
home coming at Bethel Church.
Mrs Clara King Richards re-
turned to BywoOd. Pa. after spend
ing some time here with her son
and daughterin-law. Mr.. and Mrs
Chester Richards.
Mrs. Elsie Hickman and Mrs
Ethel Davidson motOred to Lewee
on Monday and visited Mrs. Gladys
Lynch.
Mr.. and Mrs. George G.. Keen
have had as their guests. Mr. aud
Mrs. Cropper OF Pennsylvania, the
former Mr.. Cropper is the father OF
Mrs. Keen.
Mrs Edna Dunbar of Philadel
phia visited her parents, Mr.. anC
Mrs. Edward Gray. recently.
Mrs. Bessie Martin of Florida
visited her sister, Mrs Wilbur Van
SAINT this summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. O. Murray hav,
returned home after spending two
weeks at Ocean City. Md, with thei
daughter. Mrs. Mae Hooker ant
her daughter Joyce.
ROddie Murray spent a few day
with his parents recently, Mr.. an,
Mrs. H. O. Murray.
Mrs. Laura Murray called OF
Mrs. Mamie Long last Saturda
evening.
Milford chronicle., 1945-09-14
SLAUGHTER NECK

The Woman's Society Of Chris
tian Service is making plans 10
hold IA bake and food sale in Pet
tyjOhn's Bakery store in Milford
on Saturday morning, September
22. at nine O'Clock Ladies' OF the Vi
cinity will solicit the homes and
collect the contributions ON Friday.
September - We are hoping the
community viii contribute freely
of their chickens, eggs and farm
products as the society has several
hundred dollars to raise on the
parsonage. repairs and furniture.
Charles Rogers of COllingS
" j.. spent part of his 12-day fun
Tough at the home Of Mr. and Mrs.
William j. Stokes recently. He was
taken Il prisoner Ol war by the
Germans and carried 10 CZechO-
slOvakia last December during the
Belgian Bulge. He is now home re-
cuperatine from the i'll effects of
the cruel treatment and starvation
diet he received and he lost fifty
pounds.
Mr. and Mrs Rufus Steele was
given miscellaneous shower al
the home of the brides parents
Mr.. and Mrs VIM. j. Stokes OF
Monday evening. Mr.. and Mrs
Steele are making their home il
Chester, Pa.
Milford chronicle., 1945-09-14
BETHEL

Mr.. and Mrs. Eley Cordrey and
son, Mr. and Mrs Judd Phillips
spent Saturday in rhincoteague.
Virginia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earle Allen and
daughter, We're dinner guests Sun
DAY of Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Allen
- in Laurel
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Riggin of
Mardela, Maryland and Mr.. and
Mrs. Oris Wright and daughter of
Laurel were dinner guests Sunday
"l Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Wright.
Master Danny Cordrcy of Sharp
town, Maryland is visiting his
landparents. Nh and Mrs.
h"rleS COrdrrY.
Mrs Viola Wuoten is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Albert Johnson in
MillsbOrO.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Phillips of
Mlddl"town We're week end guests
"i Mrs. Ella Williams.
MIR. and Mrs William Peters OF
Philadelphia were recent guests of
Mrs. Sarah I.ankford.
captain and Mrs Harry Will
hams, Mrs. William Snedaktr and
daughter were dinner guests sun
day OF Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Dick
erson III Laurel.
Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Twilley oi
Baltimore. Maryland were guests
recently Of Mr. and Mrs. Harvey
Spence
Miss Charlotte Coyle of Phila-
dtlphla left Wednesday attri
spending the past TWO weeks with
Mrs. Helen Leap
The Count On Me club was en-
trrtained Wednesday evening Il,
the home of Mrs William Davis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Curry of Wyomins
spent the week end with THEN
daughter and sOn-:n-law. Mr.. an(
Mrs William Riggin
Mrs. Ella Spicer is visiting Mrs
Anna HASTINGS near Laurel