The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1918-11-22

guest of Philadelphia friends during
the week.
Barclay Reynolds, of Garden City,
Long Island, is spending some time
in Rising Sun.
H. L. Worthington and family, OF
Howard Park, visited Rising Sun
relatives on Sunday.
Calvin Brumfield, of Willow Grove,
Pa, spent the forepart of the week
with home folks on Cherry street.
C. E. Dare and family motored
| from Alexandria on Saturday and
spent Sunday with relatives in town.
Mrs. VIM. H. Micheals and daugh-
1 ters, of Media, are visitors at the
home of her father, Edwin Haines.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin l.. Haines
were Philadelphia visitors on Friday
and Saturday Mrs Haines is spend
ing some time with relatives in New
Jersey.
Announcement of the marriage of
/ Mrs. Virginia Jones Lattomus, OF
Chesapeake City, and Mr.. Miller
Stradley, of Wilmington, on Friday,
| November 8, has been made.
Among the Rising Sun soldier
bows who were home from Camp
Meade Sunday on short furlough
were William Ryan, William Cam
eron, Taylor Biles, Warren Taylor
Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Hall, of
Newark, Del, have announced the
marriage of their daughter Mildred
K to Mr.. William c. Hoover, of Elk
ton, on Monday, November 4, by
the Rev. G. P. Jones, pastor of tbs
Elkton M. E. Church.
In the casualty lists published last
week Daniel Henry and George
Juergens, of Elkton, were reported
missing in action" Paul Brum-
!, field, of Turkey Point, was reported
: Wells, of North East, was reported
: as badly gassed.
), John ]. Williams, Jr., son of Mrs.
Laura 1. Williams, of Bohemia
Manor, has cabled to his mother that
reports of his death are not true;
that he is well and safe.
Miss Mary Emma Bleacher, of
, Eden Township, Lancaster county,
nusked 151 shocks nf corn in four
days.
: It is understood that the manu-
: facture of gas by the Government at
the Edgewood Arsenal, near Aber-
: deem, will cease within the next few
days.
Coupon bonds of the Fourth LIB
l erty Loan are now ready for de-
livery to those who subscribed
/ through the National Bank Of Rising
1 Sun.
The total receipts of the recent
| carnival held by the Avondale Fire
SoHpdly WcIS PAool.' o., IOIdi OA
4 penses, $1822.23; net balance
Y $1O59.5O
Thanksgiving services will be held
at the NJ E. church in this town on
!. Thursday morning, Nov. 2Sth, at
t 1920 o'clock. Arrangements are
$ being made for a special program.
= Delaware Farm Bureaus, through
: the Central Farm Bureau Office at
: Delaware College, Newark, Del, will
: publish a monthly newspaper for
: the benefit of it's members and
: others interested in the agricultural
development of the State.
The Service Flag will be unfurled
Saturday afternoon on the pole in
: front of the postofice in this town
An address will be made by Rev. w.
G.. Koons. The flag has fifty-three
? stars on it for the boys of the Sixth
District who are in the service OF
Uncle Sam.
8 Restrictions on road building have
States Highway Council and efforts
: will be renewed at once by the Lam
!, caster Automobile Club to secure
: the construction of the proposed
road from Lancaster to the Mary
land line, via Quarryville.
: The Opera House, Oxford, Pa,
5 advertises elsewhere in our columns
: Griffiths great spectacle, The Birth
s of a Nation, which wonderful film
!, production will be shown Monday
and Tuesday evenings, November 25
: and 26. No one should miss the
opportunity to see this production
e which is one of the greatest ever
filmed.