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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Dec 29, 1922

Page

5

Children Guests of the Lions Club in Frederick

Christmas spirit marked the Lions Club weekly gathering at Wayside Inn with Elmer Dixon hosting and Rev. S. Hoover delivering a talk on responsible manhood. Ninety-two percent of members attended as boys received candy, orange gifts, and boxes. a two reel movie, orchestra, and charity bread plates accompanied a festive dinner and program.

Lions Club of Frederick Wayside Inn Lions Elmer F. Dixon C. Hoover Grace Reformed Church Kristmas Walter Docker Guy Opera Hone Charles H. Remelere Bradden Heights H. David Haan Cish D. R. Zimmerman Lions Club Amd Dixon Elt Cies Pex Erchin AL Mart Prohion Cind Miver Linn C. Cutter Thorber

Bible Thought About Throwing Stones

A compact quotation from John 8 7 recounts Jesus challenging those ready to condemn a woman caught in adultery. He says only the sinless may cast the first stone, prompting reflection on judgment and mercy.

Moses John

Amass Dance Held at State Armory Christmas Event

The Jotlilion Club hosted a Christmas dance at the State Armory on Thursday night with guests from Baltimore Washington Hagerstown and nearby areas. Music was by an orchestra led by TH David Hagan. A midnight collation followed dancing into the early hours. Patrons included numerous ladies from local families. A Dublin public school Christmas program December 22 featured multiple songs recitations and scenes with students such as Monroe Marshall Arthur Trout and Raymond Staley. Attendance for December at Dublin Public School stood at 34 enrollments and 2993 average daily attendance.

Jotlilion Club State Armory Baltimore Washington Hagerstown Mircelion TH. David Hagan J. H. M. Sagrett Charles IE Conley Noah EB. Cramer George BR. Dennla, Jr Romuel Grafton Duval FW. Cramwell Thomas Hayward Frank Jr Hedges Ernest Holfenstein I. Poole Jane Francia H. Markell Richard Potts John M. Roberts Charles W. Irons Geo Ross Richard P. Ross Franklin B. Smith John Francie Smith Charles B. Uratt Morr J. Alleine Wilameon D. Charles Winebrewer Glenn J. Worthington Dublin Public School Monroe Marshall the Manner King Arthur Trout Santa Claus Helen Staely Wisit Mary Momsburg Our Boya Ida Burdette Catherine Morgan Raymond Staley Loving and Gires Alice Bitler Scrooge Raymond Morgan Aung B‘aley Martha Frantz Ian Trout Mae Lewis Trelan Staley Mary Ramaburg Katherine Morgan Paytwis Fre Owls Elwood Winter Robert Cro Charles Burdette Alpert Ata'oy Imnare * Trout Tra Tlewfea Tray “Rosier Miss I Ruth Hummer

Plans for Maryland Agricultural Society meeting outlined

Dr Thomas B Symone director of the State Extension Service and secretary of the Maryland Agricultural Society will confer today with County Agent John Megigan Col De John Markey Cham ber of Commerce president and Thomas B Hayward on plans for the Maryland Agricultural Society meeting to be held in the city next month. Delegates and visitors expected total 1000 to 1260 with four to six conferences. District chairmen will meet Saturday at 2 pm to advance the county community show exhibit plans. Women from the Rural Federation of Women's Club arrange an educational exhibit at the Armory stage. Farmers from Walkersville district assemble Tuesday at 2 pm to plan the county show. County Agent McGill will attend and speak on the show.

Thomas B. Symone State Extension Service Maryland Agricultural Society Counly John Megi John Markey Chamber of Commerce Thomas B. Hayward McGill W. W. Culler Walkersville

Oldenburg to Demonstrate Corn Selection in Frederick County

F W Oldenburg of the University of Maryland Extension Service will demonstrate how to select ears of corn for exhibition in Myersville Adams Town Petersville Kemptown Unionville and other venues Tuesday through Thursday next week. Ten top ears will be chosen and explained to attendees to aid county farmers in competing at the statewide corn show January 11 and 12 in the city.

F. W. Oldenburg University of Maryland Myersville Adamstown Bank Hoffman's Hall Petersville State Crop Improvement Association Maryland Agricultural Society

Bootleggers given road term and fine in Leesburg case

Walter Seippio and Tasker James, both described as negroes, were sentenced to one year on the roads and a $350 fine each after being caught transporting liquor by car from Leesburg to the Potomac River last June. They posted $500 bonds for Decembers trial but failed to appear, bonds forfeited, car sold, liquor destroyed, and a total six month sentence plus six months for failure to appear. The Commercial State Bank won $621 plus interest in a separate civil case against H. M. Niser warmer.

Walter Seippio Tasker James Leesburg Loudoun County Potomac River Loudown County Court House Janney Farwards Commercial State Bank H. M. Nisewarmer

Lynch Lodge Elects Officers in Recent Meeting

Lynch Lodge No. 163 A F and A M elected officers Thursday night. Masons Byron Winebrenner and William M. Richard F. Simmons as W M. Rosaine B. Rhoads as J W. E G Haugh as secretary Allen G. Quran. treasurer Lewis Rayer. Tyler J W I Carte T H Haller and A L McCardell as trustees.

Separate skirt vogue signals a bold fall fashion trend

Fashion authorities forecast a marked vogue for separate skirts this season with wrap around and pleated styles in woolen, crepe, and silk blends. White tones surge in appeal while new pleat designs and lustrous fabrics from French designers drive fall trend developments across Paris houses and leading couturiers.

Flesding Fabrica

Mechodlet Episcopal Bible Class Meets Tonight

The Men's Community Bible Class of the Mechodlet Episcopal Church Liberty will meet at 7 o'clock with the theme A New Year. Rev J E Holt serves as pastor of the church. Association football proved lucrative for the English government last year, yielding 332000 dollars from five clubs in Texpect to entertainment tax.

Texpect

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