The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1916-04-22

ginning at 2:30 p. m. Pastors, super
lntendents, teachers and all who are
interested in Sunday school work, are
earnestly requested to attend.
Easter services will be observed in
lows: 10:30 a. m., Divine Worship,
including Reception of Members, ser
mon by the Pastor on Victorious
Life" and the following special music:
Victory Over DEATH" by j. B. Her.
bert, and Lift Your Glad Voices" by
W. F. Sudds-Anthems sung by full
choir. Mr.. Charles Blake will sing
The King of Glory" by C. Whitney
Coombs. The evening service at 7.30
will be an hour of Easter Praise. The
order will include a Grand Organ Re-
cital by Mrs. ]. Frank Frazer, solo,
THE King of Glory, by Mr.. Charles
Blake, and the following Anthems by
the full choir: "Hallelujah Jesus
Lives" by E. H. Heyser; "Christ Hath
Won the Victory" by j. B. Herbert,
and Lift Your Glad Voices" by w.
F. Sudds. A very cordial invitation
to all these services is extended 70
everybody.
The Childs' Grocery Co. will open
up store at Middletown in the room
recently vacated by "The New Era"
sometime within the next few days.
FISHING floats have taken their posi-
tlons on the Susquehanna river, and
small catches of herring have been
made, while but few shad have been
taken.
Easter Blooming Plants-Liies, Hy-
acinths &C.. from Geo. Juergens green
house. for sale at o. C. Giles, Elkton.
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The Pennsylvania Water & Power
90. has purchased 312 acres above
McCalPs Ferry and will raise the dam
several feet. thus increasing the cleo
trlcal output Of the power plant.
In 1864 Charles j. Davis, now of
Colora, then living in Baltimore, had
an account with the Eutaw Savings
Bank of Baltimore, but intending to
move to this county drew his money,
leaving balance of eleven cents. Be-
ing such a tritiing sum he thought no
more of it, until few days ago, while
looking over some old papers he found
the banl. book. Out of curiosity he
wrote to the bank and they replied by
sending him check for three dollars
and seventy-eight cents.
Thomas Benjamin, a school boy Of
the Woodldwr section, recently sus-
tanned a fractured arm while wrestl-
ing.
The annua! spring meeting of the
Cecil Medical Society was held Thurs
day at Union Hospital, Elkton, when
DR.. Joseph |. France, of the State
Board of Health and Republican can
didate for United States Senate, made
the principal address. A dinner fol-
lowed the meeting.
The Three Hundredth Anniversa. V
of the death of Shakespeare will be
commemorated by Delaware College
and the Woman's College of Delaware
at Newark, on April 1929. A tenta-
tive program has been arranged for
the two-day festival.
The 160-acre farm of j. Wesley
Ewing, in the Fourth district, has been
bought by Abraham w. Mendenhall,
for $10,500.
Tomorrow (Easter) the Sunday
school of the Bay View M. P. Church
will commemorate the death and res
direction of Jesus Christ with spec
ial Easter service at 1890 a. m., in
the church. Special singing. music
and recitations by the little ones
Everyone invited. The Easter sermon
by the pastor will be given in fhe
evening at 8 p. m. Special Easter
music.
On Sunday, April 16, Rev. Thcs.
Buckalew, of Bridgeville, Del, occu-
pied the pulpits of the Bay View and
Chrome M. P Churches.
On Friday night of last week fire
wept over many acres of woodland on
Red Hill. Just east of Elkton.
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