Evening Star Newspaper, September 7, 1926, Page 13

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F;;nlorlll“!elr\'ten rdm» S;.lsihen Henri/ 3 3 i y ed promptly thereafter. The two |Carlisle, lifelong and well known resi- { : British Party Expects to Ac-| g buildings will cost around $100,000. dént of the lower section of the coun- ire V For the benefit of the fund that {s | ty. who kdltdl luddenlyflnl hc‘-rt dis- jen- |Dbeing raised for the erection of a|ease, took place yesterday afternoon qu".e aSI Store 0’ sc'en | Catholic Church bullding at Bethesda | from the Mount Zion Baptist Church e ¥ % a carnival will be held on September | at Beane. The pastor. Rev. Dr. Grif- 3 tific Information. | 14, 15 and 16 at West Virginia and | fin. conducted the services, and burial | Wisconsin avenues. Mrs. Maude Bar- | Was {n Mount Zion Cemetery. s st ton heads the committee in charge. 85 Science Servies. | Leonard E. Schneider, 21, and Mi County Teachers Meet. LONDON. € 5 .| Margaret E. Hook. 18, both of Wi MoFs than 200 public school teach- S eptember TAITange: | gion, were married in Rockville ves. | ers of the county met in the high : e under way to equip a|ierday by Rev. Millard F. Minnick, | school building here this morning by sclentific expedition into the unex.|rector of Christ Episcopal Church, |dlregtion of the county Board of Edu- plored reglors of the interior of New | The ceremony was conducted at the | cation. They were divided into groups Guinea, a region that was farmerly | TECLONS i the presence of Washing:and each group considered topics | ton friends of the couple. The couple | bearing upon the school work for the service that has made the | @ part of the German East Indian | visited Rockville Sunday night to get vear, which begins Thursday morn. Hotel McAlpin the most popular hotel in New York. ; 1700 comfortable, checrful rooms from $3.50 to $12.00 per day Suites from $10.00 to $30.00 per day HOTEL MCcALPIN eArthur L. 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The te: will . party will pentrate as far up the it | Meetings Are Announced. o Inh:h:lr.c\}":;i:»us ,ch'r?:u?flo#’. Irl‘a Lbn'”“ n Septk Riv s It ix naviga | Anneuncement has been made | getting things in readiness for the ole by launch and t! form a base. | that the United Democratic Law | opening. From this a main party will o for | Enfogcement Clubs of Montgom- | Announcement has been made of ward with a view to finding the head | ery "County will hold a meeting | the marriage a few days ago of Mr, Yaters. If successful. this party Will|ihis evening at the home of Mrs. | Lewis Poole of Fairland, this county, then cross over the unexplored coun- | Charles E. King, at Clarksburg, and [and Miss Iola Finnell of Alexandria, try at the head of the Sepik and FIv | wednesday evening in the Presby-|Va. They are making their home Rivers and then proceed down the | yepian Recreation Hall at Takoma temporarily with the bridegroom's latter toward the coast on rafts con- | payk. parents, Mr. and Mrs. Luther Pools, structed hy mempers of the ex nses have been pedition. in hope of meeting one | of the patrols of the Papuan govern ==ommmes ment. i 5 In the years immediately preceding anarcamnngeireet | Is Your Boy Being Adequately | the Sepik for some distance, and an | advance party reached the Victor | P d f C “ 2 smmanuel range on the north of the island, but it failed to find the river's | repare or Lo ege » source. It is helieved that there is a . v Incgeilako liin s we nitRete Is he heing so thoroughly grounded that he may not only tains and the Mueller Range on the enter any leading college or university, but that once there he south. which the common source | may.get the most out of his higher education? 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