Evening journal., 1913-01-11
PURSE OF GOLD
FOR PASTOR OF
THE ZION CHURCH

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
ELKTON. Md. Jan. 1.-THE pastor
OF Zion Methodist Episcopal Church
has received a purse containing
about fifty dollars, the gift OF the
members of the church and their
friends.
The contractors have finished the
brick work on the Elkton Banking
and Trust Company Building.
Rev. E p. Roberts. pastor OF the
Elkton Methodist Episcopal Church,
is holding revival services nightly.
A new dancing class is to be start
ed in Mechanics Hall by Miss Alice
McEwan. of Wilmington
The commencement address OF
Tome Institute will be made by the
Rev. Frank j. Gunsaulus. of Chicago.
The Clerk of the Circuit Court,
Cecil Kirk. has in the last few days
granted marriage licenses to the fol-
/ lowing: John Thomas Tweed, of Aher-
deem, Hartford county. and Jessie Bell
Strong, of Perryman; George w. VII
liams and Laura Lee Seward, both OF
Earleville. Nd; Joseph j. Rawlinson
and Rachel Costello. both Of Cherry
Hill. Cecil county.
George w Mooney. formerly of Elk
Neck. died in Philadelphia on Friday
aged SO years He leaves four chill
dren, one of which being Mrs. John
Il. Brown. lately OF Elkton.
Mrs. Marjorie Hall, wife of J. M.
Hall. of Los Angeles. California, died
at her home there on December %,
She was a daughter of the late George
M. willis, Of Elkton. Mrs. Charles
Maxwell purnell formerly Of Elkton
is sister of the deceased.
Howard Redmie. formerly Of Elk
Mills. died I'm Philadelphia on Mon
day. aged sc years Mr. Redmile was
we'll known here being a member of
the Junior Order of American Me-
chanics Of ElSton.
The death of Harry Trueman oc-
CURED at his home in Rising Sun on
Saturday He leaves wife and two
children.
William F.. Beatty. of Baltimore
has bought the George w. Money farm
in Elk Neck for SLAB.
Jonas BOlinger Of Elk Neck. Is
now the owner Of the Bulden farm
OF one hundred and fourteen acres
for which the price of $1,000 was
given.
Mrs. Elizabeth Loose. OF Whining.
ton. has bought on private terms th,
/ Otto n. Foster farm of about seventy
/ two acres near Bacon Hill.
Miss Helen S. Davidson has beer
appointed TO the Chesapeake City
/ Public School vice Miss Lulu Brysor
resigned. Miss Josephine w. Aikir
will take the Cayot's Corner school
formerly taught by Miss Davidson
Frank Conway will assist In th'
/ Howard House barber shop of Mr.
| Weyman Miss Gertrude Carter hal
treturned 10 her home In Chesapeake
City after a pleasant visit in Elkton.-
Miss Florence Rawlings. of Risinl
Sun was the guest of Miss Georgil
Walmsley. of Cecilton last week.
Miss, Dorothy Rowland. of Cecil coun
ty and Miss Mamie Hardcastle wer'
bridesmaids at the wedding of Mis-
Mildred L. Zell and Robert Taylor II
Emmanuel Church. Baltimore, oI
Wednesday evening. Miss Nanni
Hardcastle was a resident of Elktol
during the time her father, the lat
Rev. Edward NJ Hardcastle was rec
tor Of Trinity Church, Elkton.--Mrs
] George Campbell. of Perryville, wa
in Elkton on Friday.-Mr. and Mrs
Clarence c. Pusey, of Havre de Grac
are on their silver wedding journey
being precisely the same they tool
twenty-five years ago to New York
Niagara Falls. Albany and severa
other cities of New York State bein
visited.-Walter Paxson and Mis-
Mabel Anderson. of Port Deposit
we're on December 81 married Il
Philadelphia. Their home will be il
Port Deposit. Professor w. w Reit
Of the Janettsville, Md, High Schoo
p and Miss Ruth Thomas Of Johnstowr
have announced their marriage