Community Ladies Club Sees Photos Mark A Notable Year
Hebron group led by Mr Krause and Mrs Seng presents plays and photographs to celebrate a successful year. Members include Ruth Marvel, Virginia Weimers, Elisabeth Mophion, Hilda Bradley, Irene Dickerson, Mary Anderson, Clara Marvel, Kate Taylor, Addie Wilson, plus many others in local social circles.
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CIA
Wicemice
Uncle Mone Countian
Mra
Smtching Jackson
Mies
Ruth M. Marvel
Mes. Lewe
Venables
A. B. Armstrong
Jae Myra
Sadie E.versman
Merrill V.versmen
Virginia Weimbers
Ties
Re EK. Kseuse
Viela Watova
Mapeive Mancea
Manseo
Irene Dickerson
Sadie Pickerson
George FE. Bradiey
Geo. Higgins
Mary Anderson
John White
Neale Mites
G. E. Bennett
I. K. Taylor
Sallie Wright
Bertha Bennett
Annie Bennett
Cora Wilson
Blanche Wraht
Myra Krwles
Mary Bennett
Mix Edra Mac Marcum
Naame Bradley Mins
Mikired Taylor
Amy F Wright
Kate Taylor
Clara Marvel
J A Wight
Prema G Beach
Addie Wilson
Mary Bradley Sara Bradi
East Barber Shop Proprietor Faces Sunday Law Trial
Edwin F. East, proprietor of the East Barber Shop, will face trial this afternoon charged with keeping his shop open on Sunday under the Sunday law. He was apprehended on Sunday, July by an officer after reports the shop conducted business. City authorities had previously warned barbers in the area.
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Edwin F. East
East
Ahernes Grant B
Camp notice hints at law disregard at Y meeting
A fragment reports behavior at a Y camp showing thin disregard of the law. East is named as one of the figures. Justice of the Peace leaders and all members are urged to attend.
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East
Resignation of Home Demonstration Agent Mases Mason Affects Wice mire
Florence Mason has resigned as Home Demonstration Agent in Wicemice under the State Extension Service after three months in the post. She will leave to take a Cornell University course, with a new agent expected to assume duties in October. Her tenure boosted rural club work for women and girls, doubled Ex Service activity, and earned praise from state and county officials for high standards of club development and leadership.
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Florence Mason
Wicemice
State Extension Service
Mise Mazen
Cornell University
Mice Masen
Mice Mason
Han
Mise Masca
Geelace
Chum
Young Men's Service Class Plans Camp Sunday Outing
The Young Men's Service Class of Asbury M E Church will meet at 8 30 tomorrow to travel to the YMCA Camp in Bi valve Md for Sunday School lessons led by Camp helper Johnson. A camp dinner and afternoon swim follow, with children’s service at 26 check Care and a post noon vesper at One Camp Meeting Ground.
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Asbury M FE
Avery W Hall
YMCA
Bivalve
Hreater Johnson
Johnson
Camp Tafe
MP Church
Y Camp Season Forty Seven Close at Bivalve MD
The Y M C A Summer Camp at Bivalve Maryland ended an eleven day session with the return of over eighty campers including young Misses led by Rareh Dawson and Margaret Leonard. Director H C Johnson hailed the season as a large success and praised the close association among campers leaving them tan and healthier with better understanding.
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Bivalve
H. C. Johnson
Rareh Dawson
Margaret Leonard
Sen
Klelee Brewington
Maude Meison
Emmalow Colean
Nancy Windsor
Bessie Merrick
Julie Windsor
Mary Levies Morris
Virginia Johnson
Eunice Lee Harcum
Eloise Carpenter
The
Beccal Association
YMCA Camp Sees 47 Learn to Swim This Season
Forty seven campers completed swimming lessons this year at the Y MCA. Of these 33 had no prior swimming knowledge, totaling eight season instruction across two seasons. Lists of boys and girls groups, with many names, reflect strong participation and growing interest from parents and friends.
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Waken Parsons
Frankin Fields
Seward
Georgekins
Semeel Morris
Rodbert White
Transite Cooper
Lee Johnson
Oscar Morris
Norman Taylor
Edward Hearn
Roland Morrison
Wm Sheppard
Franklin Clerk
Robert Murphy
Billy Willams
Albert Morris
James Truitt
King Truitt
James Freeny
Hall Grier
Roger Cobb
Elmer Bailey
Richard Carter
Teubnaer Stophins
Hemmer White
Jay Ward
Edward Ward
Marica Phillips
William Leith
Clarence Morris
William Murphy
Todd Grier
James Jowell
Hilda Heath
Gertie Benson
Thelma Oswald
Katheryn Johnsen
Doris Smith
Grace Leonard
Sara Freeman
Nettie Steaan
Margaret Beara
Iris Humphreys
Charlotte Quillen
Eleanor Bonneville
Elizabeth Price
Virginia Johnson
Anne Johnson
Miriam Riley
Jane Johnson
Irene Harrell
Servah Daawn
Margaret Faenard
Gwearth
Iva Candler
Louie Bounds
Bertha Beanson
Fragmented note on ferry closure and visitor counts
A garbled passage notes a new ferry path and elimination of travel, stating that over 500 visitors approved a plan. It mentions Paria with about 600 900 foreign residents, but details are unclear due to damaged OCR.
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Ling
Teavel
Wey
SINGS AT OWN FUNERAL
A Cachelie Church records the unusual funeral service for a man who sang his own hymns. The event drew curious attendees as his voice accompanied the service and organ music.
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Dubie
Colon
Tongue Twister Thead Kag June 17
A fragment notes a man’s name to pronounce in a city divestory with the curious Christian name Zapthnethpancnesh. The item reads like a playful linguistic prompt from a June issue.
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Thead
Kag
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