The midland journal., 1915-11-19

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| Mrs. Ellie Pyle. of Lansdown, Pa.
spent several days last week with Mrs.
Ella Pyle, Cherry street,
The Y was very pleasantly entertained
on Wednesday evening of last week at the
home of Mis-. Maude Kirk.
The engagement of Miss Carrie Wildt-
TO Charlss S. Wilson, both of Havre de
Grace. has been announced
Mrs. Herbert Hirzel. of Wilmington.
was visitor this week at the home Of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs S. A. Taylor.
Or Clarence B. Collins, of North East,
and Miss Olieta H Harkins. of Aberdeen,
were married in Philadelphia Nov.
B H Brown, of Pbladelphia. and c.
E. Dare. of Rosemont Va. were visitors
last week at the home Of DR.. 6. S. Dare
and family.
Robert M. Johnson. of Charlestown.
and Miss Elsie Sipps, Of North East. were
tmarried on Wednesday evening. last
week, at Charlestown NJ. E. Parsonage.
Miss Laura Stevenson. formerly of
Darlington, sailed from New York, last
week, TO assist with the work of the
American Ambulance Hospital, at Paris,
France.
DIR. and Mrs. D. L. Clifford. of Zion,
entertained at dinner Tuesday evening in
honor of the tenth wedding anniversary
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Stewart NJ. Ward. of
this town.
Rev. F. H. Huffman and family of
West Nottingham, have moved into the
dwelling of Miss Maggie Reynolds on
Cherry street, where they will spend the
winter months
About twenty five friends of Mr.. and
Mrs. Vim. M Pogue surprised them on
Tuesday evening by calling in a body to
remind them of the fact thatit was the 23rd
anniversary Of their wedding, and 10 ten
der congratulations A very pleasant
social evening was spent by everyone :.
M. E. Founders. cashier of the Ma
tional Bank of Rising Sun. attended the
Especial meeting and lunch at the Belvue-
Stratford. on Saturday. given by the Corn
Exchange Bank of Philada. The meet
ing was for the special purpose Of discus
sing the question of Rural Credits
Mr.. and Mrs Harrison R. Fehr, r..
arrived atthe home of the brides parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. S. Pyle. Rising Sun,
q &esday evening after weeks auto
| u Washington and other points.
Til Ne and groom were called on about
eigl lock by a calithumpian band,
and ! n a rousing serenade.
Judge Simeon W. King. of Chicago,
whose boyhood was spent in Rising Sun,
was visitor in this section last week.
Judge King is 81 years of age and is Judge
in the Federal Court of the Northern. dis.
trict of Illinois. He was one ofthe honor
ary pallbearers at the funeral services of
President Lincoln. and the only one of
the pailbearers now living.
The Mission Study Class met with
Misses Hlnna and Mabel Reynolds on
Wednesday, evening. Ia addition to
review of the lesson Miss Johnson, of
Wilmington, and vice president of Wiz
mington District Epworth League. gave
an interesting talk on the work being
done by her department in alleviating dis
tress of the needy in her city and district,
and contributions of clothing, ETC., were
solicited.
Miss Katharine A. Pritchett will lecture
in Liberty Grove school house Tuesday
evening. Nov, 20, at 1890 o'clock. Every
body welcome.
The Harvester Mission Band of tho
Zion Pres. church will hold poultry and
oyster supper in the Session Bldg. at Zion
on Friday evening. Nov. 26. Supper 80
cents.
A Birthday Social will be held in the
public hall of this town on Friday even
ing, Nov. 26, by the ladies of the Sixth
District Auxiliary of Union Hospital. A
special program is being prepared and a
good social time is anticipated.
The Ladies Aid of Rowlandyille M.
P Church will hold their annual oyster
and poultry supper Thanksgiving even
ing, Nov rs in the lecture room Of the
church II not favorable. the next fair
evening.
The Young Peoples Branch of the w
c. T U..at its last meeting elected the
following officers for the ensuing year:
Pres, Bertha NJ Tyson; Vice President.
Verna Grason; Rec. Sec. VIM L. Ryan;
Cor Sec.s Ruth Collier; Treas Louise
Wagner