The Baltimore County union, the Towson news., 1909-12-04

Price, pastor of the White Hall Presbyterian
Church, gave an illustrated lecture in the
church on Thursday evening. November 20,
his subject being the Life of Paul"
The oyster supper held at the home of Mrs.
Emma Stiltz, for the benefit of the proposed
new church for mutes, proved very much OF
success. The net proceeds amounted to $50.
Rev. W. L. Mcdowell, superintendent of
Baltimore district, preached strong sermon
last Sunday evening in New Market Methodist
Episcopal Church. The church was decorated
with potted plants.
movement is on foot to organize lodge
of Independent Order of Odd Fellows at Shane,
and meeting was held Thursday night in the
interest of the organization. Mr.. David II.
Starr is at the head of the movement.
Mr.. G. Evans Wiley, cashier of the White
Hall National Bank, spent last week in West
ern Pennsylvania on business and, Incident
ally, took some time for cunning and succeeded
in killing IL pheasants. His father-in-law.
Mr.. Sides, killed a mountain bear weighing
395 pounds.
Mrs. J. Leonard Sade entertained the White
Hall Book Club at her home on Monday af-
ternoon.
Dr. and Mrs. Bruce Hofnagle of Washing
ton have returned home from visit to the
latter's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. William II.
Starr
The masons and bricklayers on Wednesday
finished up the stone and brick work on the
new building for the White Hall National
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their part of the work and it is expected the
building will soon be under roof and closed in.
Mr.. Emerson w. Meredith was badly hurt
last Saturday by tree falling on him while
at work in the woods. He is now in an inn
proved condition.
Corn in this section is all housed and the
fodder in stack, and the farmers for the past
week or more have given their attention to
butchering. Il.
Rayville, Sixth District-Mother Earth
wore thin white mantle of snow in this Sec
ton on Thanksgiving day.
Mr.. and Mrs. William A. Roster and son
Ralph, of Frackville Pa, after spending two
weeks with Mrs. Rosters mother Mrs. G. E..
Cooper, and other relatives of Bently Springs
and Baltimore left for their home on Friday of
last week.
The Young Peoples Christian Endeavor of
Pine Grove United Brethren Church held a
| Thanksgiving rally on Sunday night, as is the
custom each year. The attendance was good
and the programme, consisting of poems and
readings, was well rendered Miss Mabel Ho-
shall presided at the organ, and with Miss
| Nellie Kidd, Mr. Harry B. Hoshall and Mr..
Harry G. Kidd sang quartette. Mrs. Jessie
| Shaver is president of the society; vice-presi-
| dent Mrs. Elizabeth Hoshall; recording sec
| retary, Harry c. Cooper; treasurer, Miss Nora
| Young; organist, Miss Alta Barshinger; Choir
ister Frank Wilson; assistant, ohm E. Sitter.
| 1t is hoped the oyster supper and fair to be
| held by the Grange at this place will be
| success. ID.
Freeland, N. G. R. R.-Superintendent W.
| L. Mcdowell of East Baltimore District
| preached at the Methodist Episcopal Church
last Saturday. Rev. Mr. Brian is pastor of the
| church.
Rev. Charles e. Henderson. pastor of the
Baptist Church, preached Sunday morning to
a large congregation from the text: In every
thing give thanks"
Miss Annie Spicer, who is attending the
State Normal School in Baltimore, is visiting
her parents
Miss Lula Small, who has been the guest oi
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Gore for several days, ha:
returned.
Miss Hazel Parrish has returned from 6
visit to Baltimore
Mr.. Thomas Freeland, who has been ILL., il
| recovering.
Loeb Raven, Ninth District.-A Rally
Day service will be held in Providence Metho
dist Episcopal Church on Sunday, December 5
beginning at A. M, under the direction o
Miss Jeannette Simms.
Miss Jeannette Simms of Loeb Raven enter
tanned Mr.. and Mrs. T. Fulton Brady of Balti
more on Thanksgiving day at her home.
Miss Rose A. Troy, vice-principal of th
new Agricultural High School, at Sparks
Station, spent the Thanksgiving holidays will
! Miss Jeanette Simms.