The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1916-06-17
LOCAL JOTTINGS
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The young ladies of Elk Mills M. Z.
Church will continue their festival
held last evening, this Saturday even
ing. Public invited.
Baltimore athletes won the second
annual Maryland State Olympiad held
Friday of last week at Homewood. un-
der the direction of the Public Ath-
letic League, scoring a total of 80
points. Only a few boys from Cecil
county participated in the meet this
year, and those who scored Cecil's 3
points were Mercer Terrell, who was
third in the baseball throw in the rs
pound class, and Alfred Pierce, who
was fourth in the senior unlimited
half mile run.
Rev. Henry Carr, of Elkton, had his
, hand severely torn on Wednesday,
when it became caught in machinery
at the textile mill Of the DeibertManu
featuring Company.
The Farmers and Dairymen's Asso-
citation will meet this Saturday even
ing at o'clock, at the Court House.
Prof. Wolcott of the Maryland State
College of Agriculture, will deliver an
address on Dairying. All members
urged to be present and the public
invited.
Washington Camp. No. 81, P. o. S.
of A. Elkton, will hold an ice cream
festival in the Edison Summer Gar
den, opposite the postotfice, Friday and
Saturday evenings. June % and "a. Ice
cream. cake. candy. peanuts, in fact
everything good to eat will be for
sale. Come out and give your friends
treat and thereby help the good
cause along. The Elkton Cornet Band
will be on hand to liven things up.
Harold Shippers, of Zion, who re-
Gently underwent an operation at In
ion Hospital, Elkton. returned home
this week.
The Calvert High School Alumni
Association banquetted beavers
restaurant. Oxford, Thu day evening
of last week.
Rev. Robert Watt. District Superin-
tendent, will preach at Bethe! NJ. E.
Church tomorrow Sunday morning.
The Ladies Aid Society of Cherry
Hill will hold festival on the church
lawn at that place on Thursday even
ing. June %. If stormy. the next even
ing. All are welcome.
William E. Taylor, of Cecilton, who
recently underwent treatment for ap-
pendicitis at Union Hospital, Elkton,
returned home last Saturday.
President Wilson, on Thursday.
signed the bill Incorporating the Boy
Scouts Of America and giving the
organization the exclusive right to the
use Of that name.
The Alumni Association of Cell
County High School, Elkton, has re-
organized by electing Layton Boulder,
president; Mrs. Harlan Johnson, vice
PRESIDENT; Mrs. Helen Wells Kirk, sec
rotary.
Arrangements are being made for
Fourth of July celebration at Cecilton.
Some of the features will be an auto
mobile and horseback parade in the
morning, in the afternoon patriotic ad
dresses, athletic events and baseball,
to be followed at night by fireworks.
Norris Reynolds. son of Mr.. and
Mrs. |. Wayne Reynolds. of Rising
Sun. was graduated from Swarthmore
Preparatory School last week. The
young man expects to enter Swarth-
more College in the fall.
Herman Hindman, Of Colora, a fire
man on the Baltimore Central rail
road, was injured painfully a few days
ago. when he was almost dragged
from car window in an accident.
An attractive program is being ar
ranged for Children's Day services at
Union NJ f. Church. which will be
held Sunday evening, June ., ut 3
o'clock. Everybody welcome.
Arrangements are being made for a
big time at Town Point on the Fourth.
A baseball game. boating, bathing and
other amusements. Refreshments viii
be for sale on the grounds. Everybody
invited