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I APPLETON
.1 On Friday evening, April 26, the
llocial Club met in the hall as
Isual. After the literary and
Biusical programme, refreshments
'mere served, in honor of the young
l.|en called to the colors, and going
3 Camp Meade on Monday, April
9. In behalf of Appleton Social
Hub, comfort kits were presented
f-A Messrs. Phineas Peterson, Gus
.lavus Blaekson, Paul Pennington
■nd Robert Harrington. Mr. Hosea
|mith, club president, made the
presentations, for which the young
_|ien expressed their appreciation.
Ils they leave home in response to
■he call of duty, the boys are ac
lompanied by the best wishes of a
lost of friends.
of
Mr.
of
A number of persons from our
-illage attended a surprise party
iven on Saturday evening last in
pnor of Mr. Harry Peterson.
Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Lofland re
ently entertained friends at din
er. Those who enjoyed the oc
Jasion were: Mr. and Mrs. W. T.
>g|ofland, Mr. and Mrs. E. Krauss;
pLss Pearl Barbon, Mariam Smith,
Clva Blaekson, Alice Blaekson,
[nd Messrs. Howard Barbon, Gus
hvus Blaekson, Phineas Peterson,
lharles Barbon.
)
On April 28, Rev. Walter Clyde
reached an excellent sermon, des
-ibing the Ideal Character, as
jrtrayed in Galatians v: 22, 23. A
pecial vocal duet was a helpful
feature of the service.
at 10.45. Everybody is
th* May 5,
__Mry cordially invited.
i
[Miss Addie Curry is visiting heri
[her, J. Smith Curry.
&LIrs. Maggie Pratt is the guest !
her niece, Mrs. Blaekson, near
KEMBLES VILLE
!
Uf
bpleton, Md.
[Mr . J. W. Bunting and sister,
s. Armstrong, of West Grove,
ited Mrs. F. B. Pratt on Tues
Dr Hannah McK. Lvons, of Lin-!
m. was a caller in'our village/And
; Sunday evening. j
Mrs Marne Mackey, of Avondale,
visiting Mrs. Margaret Green
Id.
J
Miss Leona Ruth, is seriously ill
[her home here.
Mr. C. T. Richards and familj
bre the guests of Wilmington j
[ends on Sunday.
Miss Rena Stevens was more or
5 s injured when she was struck!
■ an auto, on the Newark road
st week.
Mr. John Fell of Wilmington,
sited W. L. Fell on Sunday.
Little Norris Good who returned
from the hospital last week,
ems to improve each day.
Mr. S. C. Kennedy was a Wil
ington shopper on Saturday.
Mrs. James McMullen spent Sat
rday in Wilmington.
An illustrated lecture will be
[veil in Willard's Hall on Friday
rening, May 10th, by Miss Mil
led O. Moody, a young people's
prker. All the young folks and
leir friends are invited,
fcture will be followed by a social
atoi
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yot
»me
ils.
The
dci
ur.
We have a Woman's Committee
>rking on the Liberty Loan and
far they are having very good
icce:
PLEASANT HILL
Sergeant J. Herman Little who
,s been a member of the Pioneer
fegiment at Camp Dix, N. J., spent
tew days last week at his home
He left here Monday for
cksonville, Florida, where he
11 attend the officers' training
mp. .
Mr. F. H. Buckingham, Clifford
d Ralph Buckingham and Eliza
th and Willard Buckingham at
nded a small birthday party for
tie Miss Katharine Buckingham
the home of her parents, Mr.
id Mrs.
snterville, Del., Monday evening,
pri 1 29, in honor of her first
rthdav.
[Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Dempsey and
[lighter Elva, spent Sunday with
r. and Mrs. George Dempsey, at
brma id. .
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Lee and son
nner, were the recent guests with
latives at Marshallton.
[Miss Erma McDaniel of Wil
Ington, and Miss Mattie Guthrie
j Milford X Roads, spent Sunday
|th Miss Nellie Vansant.
iCorp. D. Taylor Eastburn of
Imp Upton, N. Y., spent Sunday
Ith his parents, Mr. and Mrs. C.
I Eastburn, near here.
Icting to leave for France in the
lar future.
[Mrs. Sallie P. Whiteman and son
lillard, of Wilmington, are visit
Ig the former's son, Mr. F. V.
[hiteman and family.
[Mr. and Mrs. William Cloud and
|ughters, Louise and Evelyn, of
the recent
ests of Alban Buckingham and
Ire.
Warren Buckingham,
mt
ribl
He is ex
si
ar Newark, were
miiy.
Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Pierson spent
indav with Mr. Nelson Pierson
id family of Strickersville, Pa.
o.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Comly and
sons, Vernon and Edward, of
Cooch's, spent Sunday with Jos.
Worrall and family.
Miss Sara Chambers of Newark,
spent the week-end with her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. M. B. Cham
bers.
GLASGOW
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Mahan and
daughter of Elkton, Md., spent
Sunday with his brother, Mr. and
Mrs. Newton Mahan.
Mr. and Mrs. Everett Huggins
of Bel'lemore, spent Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Huggins.
Miss Miriam P. Alrich spent
Saturday in Wilmington.
Z. T. Harris of Porter, spent
Sunday with Wm. Huggins and
family.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Dayett, Jr.,
and daughters, spent Sunday wfith
her sister, Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Rob
erts, of St. Georges.
Mrs. R. A. Deibert and daughter,
of Elkton, spent Friday with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Day
ett, -Sr.
Mrs. H. L. Dayett, Sr., spent Fri
dav with Mrs. J. C. Barr, of Elkton,
Md.
Several of this neighborhood at
tended the funeral of Mrs. Walter
laws on Wednesday,
Alrich, Miss Miriam Alrich, Miss
Lilie Mews all motored to Wil
mington Monday morning.
Preaching
The Blue And Gold In Khaki
Mrs. John Frazer, Miss Annie
i Here's to the boys in khaki,
Our lads of the Blue and Gold,
Their valor is ever undying,
Then let it be never untold.
! They'll stick to the fight 'till its
!
ended,
Ne'er flinch when it comes to the
test;
But on they will march to victory,
On with new courage and zest.
They'll honor our flag. Old Glory,
fight for liberty.
j Side *>>'. Slde with the war worn
Allies,
Our Allies across the sea.
Good luck to the boys in khaki.
We know they will always be true
J To their sweethearts, their wives,
and their mothers,
And the dear old Red, White and
Blue.
j
!
— H. G. S.
Rural Men Report
At Purnell Hall
Notices have been sent out by
the Rural New Castle County Ex
emption Board to thirty men, sub
ject to conscription, to report at
the headquarters of the board
here, on Wednesday, for physical
examination, thirty more for
Thursday, May 2, and 17 for Fri
day, May 3. The men ordered to
report on Wednesday May 1, fol
lows :
Clarence R. Cheffins, Marshall
ton.
John O. Hall, Townsend.
Thomas G. Lawrence, Carney's
Point.
Morris E. Pollack, Porters.
John S. Carr, Marshallton.
Joseph A. Barczykowski, Wil
mington.
Andrew B. Collick, Stanton.
Otwell T. Carney, Port Penn.
William F. Streets, Porters.
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JOHN F. RICHARDS
Delaware
Newark
BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE
Buy a lot on tho installment
plan. Five dollars per front foot.
Lots 50x150 feet deep, and pay
ments $5.00 monthly. Only a few
left at this price. Why pay
more
rent all your life when thru the
Building & Loan Assosiatio-n you
can own a home in 12 years? Call
to see me if interested.
T. F. ARMSTRONG.
Owner.
Have
WouOld
Tires?
g.
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We have specialized on a process whereby no
matter how old a tire we can make it not only
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Benjamin Bond, Guyencourt.
Giordano B. Yanni, New Castle.
Willie Tott, Townsend.
William H. Hollingsworth, Cen
treville.
William L. Hanbv, Carpenter.
George DuBois, Claymomt.
Robert W. Ector, Elsmere.
Charles L. Uaternostro, Wil
mington.
George H. Edmanson, Newark.
Edwin E. Shallcross, Middle
town.
Sudler J. Wallace, Odessa.
Clarence Boys, Bear Station.
William A. Smith, Christiana.
Asbury Wanamaker, New Castle.
. John T. Sinnett, Wilmington.
Ward M. Wright, Port Penn.
Donald H. Van Trump, Wilming
ton.
Leon W. Clugston, Newport.
Isaac N. Wetstein, Rockland.
Allen C. Getty, Newark.
Joseph Darby, Edge Moor.
Those to report May 2, follow:
Thomas McCree, Jacksonville,
Fla.
Thos. F. Sweetman, Cooches
Bridge.
Percy Smith, Wilmington.
Frank A. Council, Wilmington.
John B. Brown, Montchanin.
Joseph Kelley, Stanton.
John Hinson, McDonough. '
George I. Williams, Kirkwood.
Ephraim Duker, Townsend.
William J. Scott, Wilmington.
WILSON
FUNERAL
DIRECTOR
Prompt and Person*! Attention
TENT AT CEMETERY
Appointments the Best
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Irvine E. Spriggs, Wilmington.
William M. Jordan, New Castle.
William Jervey, Shellpot Camp.
Josiah McDougald, Farnhurst.
Frederick K. Jackson, Henry
Clay.
William H. Davis, New Castle.
William L. McClain, Taylor's
Bridge.
Edward G. Courtney, Wilming
ton.
Olin Black, Mt. Pleasant.
Frank Gohm, Holly Oak.
Charles E. Gardner, Newport.
John H. Hallman, New Castle.
Leonard T. Stephenson, Hoekes
sm.
Thomas M. Whiteman, Delaware
City.
Bevie W. Fitzgerald, Newark.
William D. Smith, Newark.
George F. Brinton, Silverbrook.
Charles Smith, Townsend.
THE CONTINENTAL FIBRE COMPANY
*
paid out for services to their Employees for
the year ending December 31st, 1917, the
sum of $171,001.68.
salaries to the Officers of the Company. This
means over $14,000.00 is distributed among
our business people each month, yet our rep
resentatives, the Council, discriminate against
us in favor of Educational Institutions in street
improvements, and have for the past ten years.
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Frank Wenglewicz, Middletown.
Those to report May 3, follow:
William E. Black, St. Georges.
Luigi Cornelli, New Castle.
Leon W. Frisby, Suddlersville,
Md.
Arthur Green, Wilmington.
Harry K. Gruber, Philadelphia.
Frank Lyenskie, Baltimore.
Reuben Taylor, Newark.
John Ward, Delaware City.
Roscoe E. Cameron, Newark.
Charles H. Boyd, Marshallton.
Chas. H. Salmon, Jr., Summit
Bridge.
James D. Powell, Warwick, Md.
Charles E. Teenie, Ashley.
Howard D. Rhodes, Odessa.
Orvid L. Beggs, Wilmington.
Edgar Scales, Baltimore.
Harvey C. Woodward, Hockes
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Women's College Notes
Third Liberty Loan $4000
Interest in the Third Liberty
Loan holds first place this week at
the Women's College. As a result
of an individual canvass by mem
bers of the War Council report was
made Saturday that so far, the
faculty and girls of the Women's
College have bought, in Newark
and elsewhere, $4,000 worth of
Liberty Loan Bonds in the present
drive.
Y. W. C. A.
Sunday evening was Junior
^ night in Y. W. C. A. Miss Mary
Dennison led, her subject being
"Enthusiasm." Features of the
program were a solo by Miss Zuko
wsky, a duet by Misses Wright and
Houston, and a reading by Miss
Ferguson.

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