The Star-Democrat from Easton, Maryland • Page 10

1 I FRIDAY, APRIL 28, 1939 THE ASTON STAR-DEMOCRAT DECORA- TO SPEAK ton, visited Mr. Sam Merrick over the TRAPPE She will use only the types of flowers and shrubs that are found in tip nrdinnrv home earden at this ON HOME TTONS the week end. The Ladies of the M. E. Church will have a covered dish supper FOOLED MYSELF A i Mr.

and Mrs. John S. Dickinson spent the week end at their home Crosiadore. Mr. and Mrs.

B. C. Voshell opened their home Isle of Rays for the week end. Miss Eberhard has been visiting Mr. and Mrs.

OUie Corkran for several days. Mr. Leonard Merrick, of Wilming- ClOTHES BMW BB time of year for her demonstration, but will discuss as well the general principles governing the artistic arrangement of flowers. Those who have seen Miss Mason's demonstrations before looked forward with great interest to this meeting, as they know the unusual possibilties which she reveals in the arrangement of ordinary types of flowers. As far as the capacity of the committee room will permit, the meeting is open to the public.

Miss Florence Mason, specialist in home furnishings for the Extension Service of the University of Maryland, will be the speaker at the next meeting of the Garden Section of the homemakers' clubs of Talbot County which is to be held in the committee room of the Talbot County Library in Easton on Tuesday, May 2, at 2 P. M. Miss Mason will demonstrate the arrangement of cut flowers for indoor decoration of various rooms in the house, including dining tables. Tuesday, May 2. Mr.

and Mrs. Davis Home and son Billy, of Frederick, were Trappe visitors Monday. Mr. William Sullivan, of Baltimore, spent the week end with James B. Parrott.

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Baker and Miss Janice Baker were Baltimore visitors last week. Mr. and Mrs.

Lawton Brown, of Baltimore, were the guests of their parents, Judge and Mrs. Thomas M. Jenkins. Mrs. Frank L.

Rodimon, of Springfield, is spending sometime with Mr. and Mrs. Ray L. Lyons. Mr.

and Mrs. John Schoch and family, of Albany, N. have returned home after visiting Mr. and Mrs. Ray L.

Lyons, of Trappe. Miss Katherine Andrews' friends "Then I made another startling discovery Mc-CORD service costs only a few cents more than my home washing! So now it's PASTEURIZED launder- "One day my doctor told me the facts. Methods used by McCORD'S get clothes 3,000 times as clean as any home washing, he said. Believe me, that made me think!" PLAY SAFE! SUMMER inff xor me I SOLID for STORAGEJ COMFORT THE SUCCESSOR TO THE WASHING MACHINE "VyTHEN you add up your washing wear on dothes, sending clothes out, and extra help you'll see how practical it is to own a Bendix Home Laundry on easy terms. Your old washer may more than equal the down payment on a Bendix.

So why wait? THIS IS ALL YOU DO IPut dry, soiled clothes iato dry cylinder and shut the door. 2 Set automatic time and watec controls, add soap and bluing. 3 Take out dean, sweet clothes, damp-drjr and ready for line. BENDIX HOME LAUNDRY Damp-Dries AUTOMATICALLY FOR WINTER GARMENTS jTji twice Bendix Ho I will be interested to know she is improving from an appendicitis aper-ation performed at Emergency Hospital. Mr.

and Mrs. Donald Hoaster and daughter, of Philadelphia, spent the week end with Mrs. Hoaster's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Campbell Hugh-lett Mrs.

Hughlett returned to Philadelphia Sunday with them. The Smith "Hill-Billys" from Salisbury will present their show in the Trappe high school Wednesday, May 3rd. Proceeds will go toward the upkeep of the Upper Bambury Cemetery. The ladies interested in Upper Bambury Cemetery want to thank all persons that helped make their supper a success. BE SURE! INSIST UP071 PASTEURIZATIOH Scientific tests show 5 billion bacteria in the final rinse water of the average home washing-, while in the McCORD process, the final rinse is as pure as the water you drink.

Fire, theft and moths ore warm weather enemies of your woolen garments. Our modern storage vaults represent the most advanced achievement in storage protection. Their hug capacity enables individual hanging of garments without crowding.1 Don't take Send your out-of-season garments now, pay next fall when they are removed from storage. SPRING SEASON INAUGURATED AT THE AVALON -BANK BY MAIL Take it easy. Save time, save steps, save effort Send your deposits to us by mail.

Why not start banking this effort- less way, now? USE THRIFTY SERVICE Everything carefully washed. Flat work finished ready to use. Wearing apparel returned folded and damp, ready for easy ironing. 12 lbs. 72c Each additional lb.

6c. Shirts in this service finished 10c each. The new "Schine's Spring Festival of Certified Entertainment" season opens in Easton on Friday, April 28, according to the announcement made today by C. P. Howard, manager of the Avalon Theatre.

"From preliminary announcements, and from seeing previews of Phone 616 COME IN AND SEE AN AMAZING DEMONSTRATION SAMIS BRAY Washington St. EASTON, MD. ST. MICHAELS BANK ST. MICHAELS, MARYLAND several of the spring pictures, I am enthusiastically optimistic over the prospects of the coming screen fare," Manager Howard stated.

"We know that the studios of Hollywood have fulfilled their promises of greater pictures. They have The First Sign A spent more money in mating pictures, and spent it in the right direction. This means better stories, SCHINE'S ifm of SIPMUMOp better direction, better actors, bet ter editing, and all the many things 2 Evening: Shows 7 and 9 Sat. Cont. 2 to 11 P.

M. 0 tnat go to mafce a good picture. The pictures which are being released UAnTarJTr.TAtfYi.Ai: Fri. Sat. for the Spring season have all been Apr.

28-29 tested and tried with previews before being generally released. This reaction of real audiences has- indi MAY 1-2 MON. TUES. kW nsraw -9 ar- 1 cated the entertainment value of Anaaia these productions, and if they have been found lacking in any spot they have been returned to the studio for such 'retakes' as might have been found necessary or desirable to in A SCHINE'S THEATRE STATE Cambridge' Maryland Matinees Monday Friday Boxoffice Opens at 2:45 P. M.

Continuous Saturday 2 to 11 P. M. ject the finishing touches wanted in the new high standards the studios have set for themselves. "To many patrons the 'shorts' are particularly interesting, and there I I "A si? FRIDAY SATURDAY APRIL 28-29 are great treats in store for these people. "I mentioned in a general way all these features and short subjects as indicative of the high type of entertainment that will be available dur SAT.

FRI, APR. 28 A MIGHTY TRIBUTE TO THIS MEN WHO BUILT AMERICA! ROY ROGERS in "COME ON RANGERS" ALSO Ep. 11 "Dick Tracy Returns" Mon. Tues. May 1-2 DON AMECHE and the RITZ BROS, in "THE 3 MUSKETEERS" HIT No.

2 Energizing HOPALONG CASSIDY in "RENEGADE TRAIL" AND "MR. MOTO ON DANGER ISLAND" Added: Ep. No. 11 "RED BARRY" LATEST NEWS EVENTS I BACON DIMME MONDAY TUESDAY MAY 1 A Gripping Story af th GolJ.a Rid AgunI 9 Tour favorite vegetable takes on a new rich-zSesa in flavor when cooked with Esskay Quality pry Cured Bacon. It's a Spring treat the whole family will like.

Buy Esskay Bacon by the piece. Keep some ing 'Schine's Spring Festival of Certified Entertainment'." Specifically the Avalon Theatre has made special arrangements to present the pick of these many fine pictures. Included will be: James Cagney in "The Oklahoma Kid." Bette Davis in "Dark Victory." Errol Flynn in the all technicolor "Dodge City." Deanna Durbin in "The Three Smart Girls Grow Up." "Alexander Graham Bell" with Don Ameche, Loretta Young. Lew Ayres in "Calling Dr. Kildare." Bing Crosby in "East Side Of Heaven." "Union Pacific" with Joes McCrea.

"The Hardys Ride High" with Mickey Rooney. "Lucky Night" with Robert Taylor, Myrna Loy. "Broadway Serenade" with Jean-ette MacDonald. "PERSONS IN HIDING" With J. CARROL NAISH PATRICIA MORRISON on hand for all occasions.

Let Esskay be your AND Added Bob Steele in "THE LAW RIDES" Added: Ep. No. 11 "WTLD BILL HICKOK" LATEST NEWS WTORLD NEWS Fashion Forecasts for Spring and Summer 1 ftV 1 ALSO Ep. 13 "FLYING G-MEN" SILVER NITE TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY Added: WORLD NEWS LINCOLN IN THE WHITE HOUSE MAY 3-4 QUALITY2 Wed. Thurs.

May 3-4 WEDNESDAY MAY 3 KAY FRANCIS WM. GARGAN in "WOMEN IN THE WIND" DRY CURED BACON THE WM. 8CHLUDEEBERQ-T. J. KURDLE CO.

DEATH OF MRS. GRACE HORNEY AND Mrs. Grace Homey, of Wittman, passed away suddenly Saturday morning, April 22nd. She was near-ing her 84th birthday. NAVY SECRETS" with Fay Wray Grant Withers Mrs.

Homey had been very sick but seemed to be so much better on Friday that her passing was quite a shock to her family. Her pleasing personality won her ROSS, DRIGGS CO. I jL 1 Am HIT No. 2 a host of friends and her quiet dig eSc4s GQGQEO nity was admired by all who knew 7Z Added: MUSICAL COMEDY CARTOON WORLD NEWS WEDNESDAY IS THE NIGHT COMING THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY MAY 4 6 "DODGE CITY" with Errol Flynn All in Technicolor Real Estate oaM you sead a mamJ LA' to the NT lf doabt of kts piWTS her. She leaves the following children: Misses Elva and Grace, at home; Mrs.

Elmer Davenport and J. Ros-zelle Homey, of Wittman; Jos. Hor-ney, of Sherwood, and Kennard Homey, of Chester, Pa. Funeral rites were held at the home Tuesday at 2 P. M.

Burial in the family plot in St. Michaels. ZZ7 Matinee Daily 2:00 P. M. Boxoffice opens 2:45 Evening Performance 7:00 Boxoffice opens 6:45 Continuous Sat.

2 11 P. M. rrrvtiiiiLia EASTON 640 ri Margaret LINDSAY John LITEL EDWARD K0RRIS W. C. T.

U. RALLY PLANTS GIFT NITE IS WED. Twenty-seven persons met in a W. C. T.

U. Rally at the residence of Mrs. Arthur Grace on Tuesday, April 25th, at 3 P. M. In addition to these a group of school children came later and gave a muct-appre-ciated L.

T. L. program. The Rev. Norman C.

Harrington had charge of the devotional Deriod New Ciedit Loans Tnf ttrtr'-Hntm-T hn iJ tiairai anfirafr rm Mining iaiiHj ad prrannal repooiWlity. "Penonal Credit" loam are made 19 to $300 without co-maker, furniture, car. mcctgnem, or aecnritieat en tfae ia-caridoal'i rigntnre, or jut thoac of hntband od wife. Came ior pbaoa. WA at Smart in Social Stationery YouH Find The Answers In The New RYTEX SAMPLE BOOK OF PRINTED STATIONERY just received.

Come in and let us show yon the new papers sparkling with freshness in colors that are luscious and that invite letter-writing. All priced at only $1 a box. STURMER'S Jeweler and Gift Counselor EASTON, MD. From Two Brooks Gardens now on sale at 43 S. WASHINGTON STREET each week day and at the Gardens, three miles out Matthewstown Road, every afternoon MYRA A.

KINNAM0N, Prop. PHONE 649 S. M. OMAN Eyes Examined Glasses Furnished and delivered an address on "Opened uoors. He said: "There are more things to cause encouragement than of Cumberland over McCrory'a Phone 70O Eaaton, Md.

W. U. Campbell, Manager FINANCE COMPANY there are to cause discouragement. When Paul came face to face with Jesus Christ, it changed his life, and so it is with every one." Mon. Tues.

Wed. May 1-2-3 ERROL FLYNN and OLIVIA DEHAVILLAND in "DODGE CITY" Also POPEYE in GOONLAND Thurs. Only. May 4 GEORGE RAFT ELLEN DREW in "Lady From Kentucky" Also CHAS. CHASE Comedy Fri.

Sat. May 5-6 BING CROSBY and JOAN BLOND ELL in "East Side of Heaven" Also MARCH OF TIME BACKGROUND OF WAR COMING THE STORY OF ALEXANDER GRAHAM easton, am. In Easton Office Every Day 2 CSC MAJLIS XAGTOn OIL'SS FOR SUITS PLAIN DRESSES DAMP WASH 15 pounds THRIFTY: AH Flat Work Ironed Folded 10 lbs. WA THE PAUL COMPANY Stationers Printers 50c CALVARY M. P.

CHURCH Thomas C. Jones, Minister BUYS YOU 5 GALLONS OF REAL MOTOR OIL THE EASTON MOTOR COMPANY EASTON MARYLAND REAL ESTATE IN EASTON AND COUNTY. Attractive Irdcea ARCHITECTURAL SERVICE IXSURANCB TRIPPE HAMBLETON EASTON MARYLAND brOooi Shirt Finished if wanted 80 CHARLIE LOUIE LAUNDRY Dry Cleaning1 Phone 848 Easton, Md. VMOOCACOKNaaav Blank Book Manufacturers 11.00 A. M.

Sermon. "The Net Among the Stars." READ'S 18 Washington St. Easton 619 services. BELL 7.30 P. M.

Gospel "Christ Seeking Sinners." Baltimore, Md..