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The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1948-12-11
Social Personal
Soror Larry Treats Iotas
With Turkey Dinner

On Saturday evening, December
4, members of Alpha Pi Chapter
lota Phi Lambda Sorority were
pleasantly entertained in the home
OF Soror Willie A. Afford, Jones
Street, Soror LESSEE Mae Larry hos
tess. During brief business session
presided over by Soror Hilda Gil
more, vice president, plans were
made for the sorority's holiday ac-
tlVltIes, which include the provid-
ing of Christmas cheer for their
two adopted families. Before the
close of the evening, Soror Larry
a most charming hostess. served a
dellclously prepared and attractive
ly arranged plate luncheon of baked
turkey with ali the trimmings. black
coffee and fruit cake. Guests shar-
ing the pleasures of this evening
were Miss Lue Holloway and Mrs
Nettye Harper, instructors at Utica
institute. Sorors present were Hilda
Gilmore, Hattye Palmer. Eddie Mae
Butler, Willye Afford, Elizabeth
Thames, Sarah Harvey. The next
meeting will be with Soror Gilmore.
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News From The
Cooking, Baking
School
NEWS FROM COOK SCHOOL.

NEWS FROM COOK SCHOOL
DUKE OTIS comes to the Skat-
ing Rink on the 18th December.
The day classes of the Cooking and
Baking School plan a gala CHRIST
MAS PARTY December 18th. at the
Skating Rink. Music will be furn-
ished by DUKE OTIS and his or
chestra. Santa Claus is expected to
be there with gifts for all.
We at this time share the grief
of one of our students, Mr.. Bonnie
Miller, whose wife passed away on
Wednesday afternoon, Dec. 8, 1913.
Gossip
Some of the fellows are going to
swim if we don't soon get off sea-
food. My oh My won't CHRISTMAS
be grand for the fellows that are
baking pies! Do your best boys.
don't be like ours truly, Mr.. Eddie
Young. Miss O. v. McElroy has been
so deeply in love with Mr.. Young
until she couldn't sleep for think
ing of him. but since Mr.. Young
has changed from Baking to Dock
ing, Miss McElroy sleeps all night
and takes her beauty nap in the
day. | wonder what was keeping
her from sleeping?
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BRANCH YWCA PLANS
CHRISTMAS PROGRAM

The Bette c.. Marine Branch Y
W.C.A. will have its Christmas pro-
gram THE Hanging of the Green
on Sunday, December 10, at 4 pm.
This program is an annual event of
the YWCA to get people in the true
Christmas spirit. To keep Christ
mas we believe that you should be
willing to forget what you have
done for others, and remember
what other people have done for
you; to ignore what the world owes
you, and to think what you owe
the world; to put your rights in
the background, and your duties in
the middle distance, and your chan
ces OF do little more than your
duty in the foreground You should
be willing to stoop down and con-
slider the needs and desires of little
children, to remember the weak
ness and loneliness of people who
are growing old; to trim your lamp
so that it will give more light and
less smoke, and to carry it in front
SO that your shadow will fall be-
hind YOU
This program is open to the pub
lie.
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GIRL SCOUT
CHRISTMAS ACTIVITIES

The Girl Scout and Brownie
troops will sing Christmas carols
for parents and friends at Central
Methodist Church, North Parish St.
Sunday, December IL, at pm. This
is one of the city-wide activities
Tor the Girl Scouts and Brownies
fol the holiday season.
Many of the familiar carols will
be sung by the Scouts, also a Choral
Reading and Pantomine. A one act
play The Christmas Blessing by
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1948-12-11

don't miss the Yuletide Tea to be
given by Bet Delta Omega Chapter
of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority,
Sunday in the dining room of the
Summers Hotel. So many lovely
lads are planning to be there and
those who stay away will surely
miss a treat Highlight of the tea
will be the sorority's celebration of
its fortieth Birthday All Greek,
civic and social organizations are
invited
Have you heard about the MAG
NOLIA BOWL? Well it will be
played on Jackson College gridiron,
Christmas Day. the Kickoff at 2
pm. Up in Chicago we see that
a former Jacksonian and a former
classmate of ours has been elected
Mayor of Bonneville. He's Al Ben
son the disc jockey, who has made
for himself quite name in Radio
world and who friends in Jackson
will remember as Arthur Learn
being greatly interested in young
people ourselves, it is with Joy that
we read that the newly elected May
or has pldged the power of his Of
flee in an about fight against the
dangers of a growing juvenile de-
linquence in the city.
Have you tried the delicious Bar
becue Chicken at Shepherds, the
marvellous man-sized Steaks at Ste
vens the tasty Chill at Booker
T. Grill. prepared by Alberta her
self? Well if you haven't you've
missed something good.
Parades-we love 'em and we saw
plenty of EN- this past week
Sunday, there were two, The Most
Worshipful King Hiram Lodge, with
three bands, including the Eureka
High School Band from Hattiesburg
and the Most Worshipful Quincy
Grand Lodges parade with the high
stepping Alexander High School
Band from Brookhaven showing
themselves to an advantage. Then
there was the Christmas Parade
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1948-12-11
HAVE-YOU-HEARD-
CLUB MEETS

The HAVE-YOU- HEARD Club of
the Branch YWCA met on Deem
Der 2, 1948 with Mrs. Gladys Bates
as chairman. The main discussion
was on World Affairs. The Palestine
Issue was fully explained by Mrs
Bates and Prof. Gooden with all of
the group joining in the discussion
by asking questions and adding
helpful information.
The next meeting of this club will
be on Thursday, December Is. when
they will have their Christmas Par
Ity.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1948-12-11
THIS N THAT
BY SARAH Nj. HARVEY

With Christmas so near and a
million things to do, there isn't
much time for rowing around :.
but we did get around bit last
week. Sunday, we worshiped at
our church, Central Methodist and
with hundreds of others we enjoy
ed the well-delivered sermon by our
pastor, Rev Wheaton on the sub
ject Faith" We liked the illustra-
tons he gave that defined the term
and because we also like the de-
limitation given in an article we
read recently written by Jan Cowl
the Broadway actress we reprint
the following Though faith may
sway little in the face of adver-
sity, it can never be demolished.
Faith is, indeed, as the Hindu philo-
sopher described it. the power that
enables us to celebrate Christmas
every day of our lives"
We stopped in for a chat with
cur young friend Leroy Hayes who
now owns and operates sLEROY'S
SHOE SERVICE III the new build
ing in front of the Ritz Mr.. Hay
es is to be commended for the ex-
cellent taste exhibited in the fur
nishing and equipping of his new
business, only the most modern fur
nlture has been used. and his ma
chinery is the kind that will give
every customer assurance of the
very last word in shoe service. Go
IN to see Leroy and take him some
business. He deserves it and he will
give you the best in workmanship.
AS you will not by an article on
the front page, the divers. James
and Anna are now owners and OPP
orators Of The Frosty Bar j. where
they promise the very best = Foods
and Service
III it's lovely ladies in beautiful
clothes you'll be wanting to see,
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THE MISSISSIPPI ENTERPRISE

Hubert as hostess. On the agenda
were a brief Christmas program
and an excellent summary of the
winning candidates platform, in.
Guiding a sketch of Truman's life
by Miss Gertrude Campbell. Deli
cious Christmasy refreshments were
served to the following: Misses
Dorothy NJ Oliver, Matte M. Nit.
chell, Clara Alexander, Gertrude
Campbell, and Mrs. Esther Dixon
Lindsay.
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down Capitol.

down Capitol
AS we get ready to fill our stock
ings and our stomachs for Christmas
let us not forget the thousands who
will have nothing SEND YOUR
CONTRIBUTION TO THE NEGRO
CHRISTMAS CHEER CLUB To-
DAY.
1t has been said: Taking the first
footstep with a good thought, the
second with a good word, and the
third with a good deed, l entered
Paradise-Zoroaster
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1948-12-11
SPECIAL XMAS PROGRAM
AT JRATT ME-. CHURCH

The Galloway Chorus under the
direction of Mr.. D. Galloway will
be the guest of Pratt Memorial M
E Church, in special Christmas
Program on Sunday, December Il
at z pm. The public is invited tc
attend.
The people of Pratt NJ. &. Church
are so happy to welcome its new
pastor the Reverend F. P. Leonard
"a dynamic religious and civic lead
er.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1948-12-11

Martha Bayly will be presented by
he Girl Scout troop of Southern
Christian Institute.
On Monday, December 10, 194S,
the Girl Scouts will have their an
nual towel shower for the patients
in the colored ward at the Charity
Hospital If there are any friends
OF the Girl Scouts who would like
to donate towel to the Girl Scouts
for the shower you may contact any
Girl Scout leader or Scout.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1948-12-11

munity Chest, and March of
Dimes projects.
g. Contribute to both National
and Foreign N. H. A. projects.
T. Pay 1000 State and National
dues.
8. Conduct a Thanksgiving
program for one of the churches
in the community.
g. Help in the observation of
Home Economics week, Better
Homes week, and Observe Ma
tional MIA. Week.
10. Include few social events.
IL. Do home improvement pro-
jects.
IL. Do personal Improvement
projects.
Is. Work with girls forum to
help improve school and commu-
nifty citizenship.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1948-12-11

Mr.. Frank Calhoun Sr. of Halle
hurst who suffered a broken leg,
was discharged from the. Baptist
hospital recently and is now at his
home where at this writing he is
doing as well or perhaps better than
would be expected He was given
a blood TRANSMISSION before being
discharged. His sons Frank Jr. and
j. L. Calhoun were donors. Rela-
tives and friends from various sec
tons of the country will be delight
ed to hear that he is doing we'll.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1948-12-11
News Of st. James NIB Church

The church school was conducted
at the usual hour by Supt Martin
The house was filled to capacity
with eager faces and uplifted hearts
The missionary society held its
usual get together meeting with al
the clubs and bands present. The
message by the Rev. Davis was
very good, subject: And He Took
Courage"
The Junior Choir, under the lead
ership of Mrs. L. M Rhodes, closeo
its financial drive at 7:30 pm.
which was very successful. The
amount raised was $4,000; the tota
offertory for the day was S125.00
You are welcome to worship witt
us at any time.
Mrs. M. w. Skinner, reporter
Rev. T. c. Simmons, pastor
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Chow Hounds are:

Chow Hounds are: -
Mr.. James Davis, Mr.. Phillip Cas-.
teel, Mr.. William l.. James, Mr.
Monroe Thomas, Mr.. Dock Coleman
Mr.. Adren Banks, Mr. B. c. Nichols
Mr.. Manuel j. Hopson, Mr.. Percy
Taylor, Mr.. Walter Byrd.
Keep your eyes widely open fol-
what's going on at the COOKING
AND BAKING SCHOOL, 1882 N
Parish Street.
Olee Brown, reporter.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1948-12-11
Les RoYales Meets
With Mrs. Barker

Members of Les Royales Social
and Civic Club met in their regu-
lar bl-monthly meeting Sunday. De
cember 5, with Mrs. M E. Barker
hostess. During the interesting bust.
ness session, plans were completed
Tor the clubs observance of the
holiday season. The members voted
TO make a contribution to the Ne.
gro Christmas Cheer Club. Mrs
Barker, assisted by Mrs. Annie
wells, served tasty plate luncheon
Les Royales will meet Sunday, De.
cemoer l9 with Mrs. M. v. Jones
$40 Dalton ST.
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Tidbits of News
About Folk We
Know

Bobby Jean Vaughns enjoys a
happy birthday Friday, Dec. 3. He
is the son of Mrs. Zorro Vaughns,
207 Factory st.
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Book Club Meets
Inc Margaret Walker Book Club
met last Sunday with Mrs. M. M
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1948-12-11

PROGRESS -REPORT of Lanier
High School Chapter of N. III. A.
Year 1948 and 1949 as submitted
by Club Secretary in District
Convention
Although the club is smaller this
year than usual, the members on a
whole have been more enthusiast
tic
The program for the year is much
broader than it has been previously
Some of its activities, many Of
which have already been carried
out, are as follows:
l. Get 1000 N. H. A. Uniforms.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1948-12-11

CTANLEY MORSE, 16-year-old
~ Negro trombonist from Zanes-
vile, Ohio, will try for the hot
ticks on his sliphorn when he COM
petes in the 1913 grand finals of the
Horace Heidi talent show, to be
broadcast over NBC, Sunday night,
Dec. IL, from the Uline Arena in
Washington, D. c. Winner will re-
ceive $4,000 cash award plus stage.
screen and radio contracts.
2. Have more newspaper publ
city.
3. Send handkerchiefs to the boys
at Oakly.
4. Send holiday greetings to mot
hers of club members at Xmas,
Valentine, Easter and Mothers
Day.
5. Contribute to Red Cross, Com
Milford chronicle., 1948-12-31
Family Reunion
At Kielbasa's

During the Christmas holidays. a
reunion Of the immediate family was
held at the Pennington home Of Mr..
and Mrs. Louis Kielbasa. Present
were: Mr.. and Mrs. Louis B. Keil-
basa and family of Pennington. Mr..
and Mrs. Apollo J. Keilbasa and
family of Lewes, Delaware, Mr.. Ed
ward Keilbasa, Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph
E. Grimm of Washington, D. c., and
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe L. Stewart of
wildwood Crest, New Jersey. Mrs.
Grimm is the former Eugenia KieI-
hasa and Mrs. Stewart is the former
Louise Kielbasa. Mrs. Stewart pIans
to remain with the family while her
husband is travelling abroad on
official business. Mr.. Stewart plans
to sail from New York on or about
the 9Th of January aboard the
queen Mary as a member of a U. 6.
State Department delegation to an
international eIectronics conference
IN Geneva, Switzerland. AS a matter
OF interest to his many friends in
this area, Mr.. Stewart was recently
awarded a certificate by the U. s
Air Force for having completed
three transatlantic crossings bv air
In less than two years time.
Milford chronicle., 1948-12-31
Sussex Levy Court .
Fills Assessors Post

The Sussex County Levy Court
in. session on Tuesday, accepted
the resignation of Harvey H. Law
son as a member of the Board of
Assessment of Sussex County, and
appointed William B. DOrey, a resi-
dent of Indian River Hundred in
the Fourth Senatorial District, as
his.
Mr.. Lawson, who was elected to
the House of Representatives from
the Eighth District in November.
was appointed to the Board of AS
sessment June s, 1948, to serve the
unexpired term of Robert Elliott.
who died in May of last year. Mr..
Elliott was appointed in March.
1913, for a term Of six years. ex-
plrlng in March, 1851. Mr.. DOrew
appointed yesterday, will serve un-
til March, 1851. He is a well known
building contractor, and was a can
dldate for Levy Court at the Re-
publican primary elections held in
sussex this fall and along with
Norman d. Baylis, of Lewes, was
defeated by the Republican incum-
Dents, Penuel and Mitchell. wbV
VIII go out of office Jan. 1. to be
succeeded by MollOy C. Vaughn
ana oscar Campbell, Democrats.
Milford chronicle., 1948-12-31
Driver Education Pro-
gram At FrankfOrd

special demonstrations and lee
lures have been announced for stu
dent driver classes on what
Makes the Car Go" in FrankfOrd
on January z.
rms course of demonstration
ana lectures on the motor and the
automobile will be conducted by
Ralph Lewis, mechanic at the Ray
mOnd S. GOslee Automobile Agen-
cy IN MillsbOrO, who is donating
the services of this qualified me-
chanlc to the schools of this area.
The schedule follows:
Monday, January 8, .1O:4O-11 80
a. m, John M. Clayton; 12:OO-1 100
p. m, Lord Baltimore.
Tuesday, January 4, 9:OO-1O:OO a.
m, Selbyville.
Wednesday, January 5, 2:25-3:2O
p. m, Lewes.
Thursday, January 6, 9:0O-1O:0O
d. m, MillsbOrO; 2:45-3:3O p. m,
RehObOth Beach.
Harold A. Lynch, student driver
instructor, who announced the
aDOVe mechanical lecture and dem
Ohstration schedule, stated that to
GATE 81 students have completed
Ine driver education requirements
OF road instruction.
Mr.. Lynch's duties cover the in
structing of 1853 students in the six
inherent schools.
Milford chronicle., 1948-12-31
KIWANIS NOTES

During the past year the locaI
kiwanis Club has had a series OF
talks by their own members on
their professions or of interesting
events in their work. The talks
were scheduled by John Rogers as
a regular feature.
One of the best Of the series was
given last Tuesday evening at the
regular weekly meeting in the
Grange Hall by the Reverend Da-
vid Baker.
Mr.. Baker told of many interest
ing experiences. embarrassing mo-
ments, odd happenings and heart
warming and gratifying events in
his happy ministerial experience.
In telling of his work he left little
doubt in the minds of his listen
ers about the busy life of a minister
of the gospel
He urged all the members to
take a yeaT-end inventory in their
own lives and to strive for greater
things in the new year.
Mr.. Baker is serving his second
year as pastor of the Milford Cal
vary Methodist Church. having
come here from Rehoboth Beach.
Milford chronicle., 1948-12-31
Family Dinner Given
Before Christening

The Rev. Joseph H. Geoghegan
OF Silview, a former pastor at
Houston, and retired member of
the Peninsula Methodist Confer
ence, Officiated at the christening
OF his first great-grandchild, Grace
Elizabeth GeOghegan, daughter of
the Rev. and Mrs. William D. GeOg-
hegan of Orangebury. N. Y. on
Christmas Day. The ceremony fol-
lowed a family dinner at the home
OF the baby's great aunt. Mrs. A.
D. Abrams, 1902 Rodney Street.
The baby, named for her great
grandmother, the late Mrs. .Joseph
n. Geoghegan, was presented with
chain and gold lOcket, inscribed
with her name, by the officiating
minister.
Among others attending the din
ner and ceremony were Mr.. and
Mrs. Presley D. Geoghegan of Della
ware City, grandparents of the
DaDy; Mr.. Joseph H. Geoghegan of
Yale University. an uncle, and Mr..
ana Mrs. Andrew Phelps of Pitts
Durgh' Pa, maternal grandparents.
Milford chronicle., 1948-12-31
Personal Happenings

Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Conard
were in West Chester, Pa, for the
holidays.
Mrs. Virginia L. Kelley spent the
holidays in York, Pa, with her son
Russell and family.
%
Miss Charlotte Ryder and Miss
Mary Sparks of Wilmington were
holiday weekend guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Louis Ryder.
%
Mr.. and Mrs. oliver Gilbert and
two daughters of Elizabeth City,
n. c., were overnight guests of Mrs.
Leila w. Jennings on Monday.
Mrs. Marshall Hugg returned to
Philadelphia with Miss Ann Hugg
on Monday and Mr.. Hugg will Join
ner today for New Years in the
city.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Henry Draper
left Tuesday for Chicago. where
they will spend a week with Mr.
and Mrs. William R. Draper and
family.
Mrs. Joseph T. Glazewski of
New York City and Miss Virginia
Tooker, student at Park College. I
were holiday guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
John TOOker.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Abbott of
Lynch Heights spent Christmas
Day with Mrs. AbbOtt's grandpar-
ents' Mr.. and Mrs. B. c. DRYDEN of
Anne, Md.
.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom DRAPER spent
he holiday weekend here and left
IN Monday for Wilmington. N q
they will return for the New Year
weekend before returning to their
lome in Brooklyn. i
-
Mr.. and Mrs. William c. Goodwin.
lrs. Earl NJ Goodwin and daugb-
er, Emma Jane of Wilmington. N
T., and Mr.. and Mrs. James God ,
Iln of Chapel Hill, N. c.. were .
hrlstmas weekend guests of Mr. !
nd Mrs. G. Roland Messick and ,
llss Sarah Messick.
Milford chronicle., 1948-12-31
Christmas Dinner

On Sunday, December 26. Mr.. and
Mrs. Elmer Wilkins of Milford gave
turkey dinner. Those present to
enjoy the feast were Mr.. and Mrs.
John Wilkins and son Gilbert Mr.
and Mrs. John Wilkins. Jr Mr.
and Mrs. Howard Wilkins and chill
dren, Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy wilkins
Alvin Taylor, Hirschel., Donald
Roberta, Kathryn and Norman VIII
kins and Florence COverdale. all of
Milford; Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Ker-
sey and daughter Bernice of Viola.
Mr.. and Mrs. John PleasantOn of
Bowers Beach, Mr.. and Mrs. Elwood
wilkins and children of Milford.
Neck, Mr.. and Mrs. Paul KentOn
and children of Harrington. Mr..
and Mrs. James Wilkins and son
Marvin of Lincoln, Leighton Cal
houn of Lincoln, Miss Myrtle Darl-
ing of Viola and Mr.. and Mrs. Les
ter kersey, Jr, and children of Eel
ton.
Milford chronicle., 1948-12-31
Two Murdered In Milton
At Yuletide

Murder struck twice in the col
ored section bordering Milton
Christmas Eve and Christmas Dav
as two colOred women were slain
one by stabbing, the other bv a
gunshOt wound, both crimes TAX
ing place after dark and in the
open street, in sight of dozens from
the windows Of their homes.
In the first fatal assault. Mary
Robinson, 32-year-Old cOlored wo-
man, died instantly when she was
stabbed through the heart with a
straight-bladed knife, Christmas
Eve
Willie Perkins, SO years old, col
Ored, is being held for investiga-
tiOn in connection with the stab
Staying, said, by state police, to
be the result of an argument.
The woman was pronounced dead
on the street by a passing doctor.
AS a result of another argument.
Martha Catherine Draper, 26-year-
old colOred woman, was shot to
death early Christmas morning on
Hazard street in Milton. the muir
der weapon being a 38-caliber pis-
tOI, state police said.
The WOman's husband. Joseph
Floyd Draper, 81 years old, color
ed, of Milton, is being held for in
vestigatiOn by police.
Milford chronicle., 1948-12-31

vori, MSS 81 Frances Pettyjohn of New
NJ piA city was the holiday guest Of
-l'' anu Mrs. George Stokes.
-
mF, and Mrs. James Abrabams
WIN spend this weekend in T,awoS
"' guests Of Mrs. Jennie Reed
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin McCruIlie of
wilmington spent Christmas and
IHe weekend with Mr.. and Mrs
D. Postles Hammond.
Mrs. Helene Cordrey and dapqb-
S5I. S9I, Galle, of Philadelphia. visited
MIS- MIS- Cordrey's mother, Mrs. Blanche
FuIe over the holidays.
-
MI. and Mrs. Robert Bavnum and
son Jack left today for OakIvn N
D. where they will be the New Wear
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Harold p
Nutter. -A''' oiu T.
Mrs. Stephen P. Toadvine spent
christmas in Lewes with her
daughter, Mrs. Herald Brittingbam
ana Mr.. Birmingham and two
daughters. '"O
Russell Dale Scarborough Jr /
was a guest at the dinner and dance /
gwen by the Delaware Trust Com I
Pany at the Wilmington Country
Club, last week.
Miss Lizzie Lank, Mrs. Edith r
Melvin of Frederick and Miss MARY
T. Is. Melvin of Newark were Sun
lay guests of William G. Sammons
ana his niece, Mrs. Helen Boone
Deputy.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Henry of Phil
ldelphia, Mrs. Amanda Vaughn of
layton and Mrs. Edward F. Burris
we're Christmas Day guests of Mr..
ma Mrs. John w. Burris. at their
lome on Clarke avenue.
.
MI. and Mrs. Leon Kelly and
aughter LeOna of Frederick. Prof
nd Mrs. George B. Prettyman and
on George. Mrs. Grace Prettvman
nd Mrs. Julia TOuchtOn of North (
'ast, Nd, were Christmas holiday I
uests of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward G