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Maryland State Archives Jeffersonian, Towson, Maryland mdsa_sc3410_1_63-0395 Enlarge and print image (5M) |
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THE JEFFERSON1AN, TOWSON, MARYLAND.
December 18, 1920—Page 3.
THE Commerce Truck ranks first as the greatest value of its class-units, materials, workmanship, dependability, performance, equipment, price.
Back of it are nine years of specialized effort in building one standard type of truck chassis
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Pneumatic cord equipment on chassis.
tires are standard the Commerce
There is a type of body that will fit your requirements.
Let Us Help You Solve Your Transportation Problems
THE COMMERCE MOTOR CAR CO. DETROIT Ninth Year Mfgrs. of Motor Trucks
WHITE HALL.
At the quarterly meeting of the Grand Lodge of Maryland, Knights of the Golden Eagle, the following eight Past Chiefs were given the Grand Lodge degree last Saurday afternoon in the hall of Parkton Castle: James N. Frederick, Charles E. Plowman N. S. -Tracey, Emory A. Borneman, Benjamin F. Talbott, Thomas C. Hunter, Chester H. McCullough, Walter J. Burns. W. Evans Anderson, who was made a Past Grand Chief at the last session of the Grand Lodge at Hagersh town, in reecognition of his services as Grand Keeper of Exchequer for five years and who declined a re-election, and who was also elected as one of the representatives to the Supreme Lodge which met in October at Erie, Pa., was presented a Past Grand Chief's badge, and jewel. The presentation address was made by Past Supreme Chief Don F. Billmyer, and now Grand Master of Records. After the close of the session of the Grand Lodge the visiting members were entertained at a luncheon by Parkton Castle. A special session of the local lodge was held in the evening and the three degrees were conferred upon a candidate by the degree team from Govane Lodge. The visitors included members from Baltimore City, Baltimore, Harford and Cecil counties.
Miss T. Herbert Lytle is spending several days with Miss Katherine Han-ley, of Towson.
Mrs. C. M. Hoshall entertained the White Hall Book Club on Monday afternoon.
Special, services1 were held in Bethel Presbyterian Church each evening this week. The sermons were by neighboring ministers.
Mr. William R. Wiley has moved to the Hyland farm, at Rayville, which he recently purchased.
There were twelve additions to the I Miss Esta Simpson spent last Sun | membership of the White Hall Presby- day with relatives in Highlandtown.
terian Church last Sunday. R. Kullmar is the pastor.
Rev. Fred
FREEL|VND.
Our very obliging agent, Mr. F. L. Kurtz, was relieved of looking after the mail at this station on Wednesday, the postmaster at this place having been authorized to take charge of it.
Farmers are selling their hay and potatoes, which makes business quite lively at this station, as most of them weigh the same before loading the cars.
The squeal of the porker can be heard from many a hill, and the great slump in prices is causing some to pack in the meat tub their surplus, thinking it will be more profitable- to
Mrs. Morgan Bennett, of Pot Spring, spent last Sunday in Baltimore with her mother, who is very ill, having suffered a stroke of paralysis.
Timonium Sunday-school is practicing its Christmas music. The pamphlet is called" "The Christ Child."
Mrs .Milton Albright is spending the winter with her daughter, Mrs. S. C. Seitz of Towson.
Mr .and Mrs. Charles C. Denison spent last Saturday in Washington.
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RE1STERSTOWN.
Misses Mildred and Bernice Heise entertained their friends at a dance given at the Red. Men's Hall. The chaperons were Mrs. C. A. Goldstein, Mrs. L. A. Roschen, Mrs. Aug. Heisse
JOHN WARD
Licensed Auctioneer WOODLAWN
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Mr. W. J. Shaver was a visitor to our visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
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