The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1919-05-23

of Baltimore.
Lieut.. ii. Z Dodson, OF The U. S.
Medical Corps, spent Sunday with
Taylor r. Biles
Miss Blanche Abrams, of Bay
View, is visiting her cousin, Miss
Bertha M. Tyson.
Halus Ewing, of Philadelphia, is
spending some time with his broth
er, Evans E. Ewing.
VIM. R. Pogue left last week for
Port Huron, Michigan, where he has
accepted position.
Miss Louise Worthington is visit
ing her sister, Miss Florence Worth
4 ington, in Philadelphia.
Mrs. John L. Stephens spent a
most delightful time with relatives
at Perry Point, last week.
The Cecil Farmers Club met on
Wednesday of this week with J. H.
/ MAXWELL, near IOWH.
/ Rev. A. R. Brown, Of Kennett
! Square, was Sunday visitor at the
home of Mrs Ella Hunt and daugh-
ter.
Chas. E. Dare and family motored
] from Rosemont, Virginia, on Friday
and spent the weekend with Rising
Sun relatives.
William Alleband, Margaret Allie
: band and Mrs. John Emerson, OF
} Denton, were the Sunday guests OF
Harry Shepherd and family.
Miss Sara Kirk has returned from
an extended visit to her brother,
Lieut.-Col. N T. Kirk, of Walter
7 Reed General Hospital, Washington
D. G,
Homard Keithley, who '"saw SER
!, vice" at Fort Washington, near
Washington, D. c., has been muster
ed out of service. and resumed his
I, duties behind the counter i'll the
store of Curtis E. Irwin, Of this
3 town,
President Chas. 8, Pyle and
: cashier NJ. E. Founders, represented
the National Bank Of Rising Sun at
the sessions OF the Bankers Conyen-
, ton in Atlantic City this. week Mrs,
: Pyle and Mrs. Founders also enjoy
ed the visit to the seaside
!. Rev. and Mrs. J. P. Otis, of Mar,
. shallton, Del, spent Saturday Mon
day with Misses Hanna and Mabel
;, Reynolds. Mr.. Otis is a former
pastor of Rising Sun M. E. church
: and occupied the pulpit again sun
r day morning.
Frank Jenkins, Norman Pyle and
"A Carroll Reynolds of the S10th, Bat
# terry F, 10th Division, have sailed
Il from st. Nazairre and are expected
n home next week. William Newlin,
It of the 29th Division, is also expected
It home within few days,
q Miss Minnie Carhart and Lyman
Smith, Bay View, were married
1t Saturday evening, May II, at the
Il home of the bride, in Zion, only the
"a members Of the families being pres
'r ent. Rey, Davis performed the cere'
II mony. They will make their hQms
a, at Nowland Corner, near Bay View
;: Mr.. and Mrs. Douglas E. Brinton
of Oxford, Pa, announce the en-
gagement of their daughter, Sara
Gibbons, to Mr.. Walter Allen Hey
~ burn, son of Sarah and the late Hon
sr George E. Heyburp, Delaware eoun
~ ty. Mr.. Hepburn Is an expert &C
~ countant of Philadelphia. with of
"a fees on Chestnut Street.
,v A reception was given May 10 a.
! the home of Mr.. and Mrs. William J.
IN Ankfifa, near Little Britain, Pa, fol
in their son, Samuel Ankrlm anq bride
and their daughter, Martha Lyken
and husband. Mrs. Lykens ami Mr.
~ Ankrim are twins, and were married
:" on the same day and at the same
y hour, but in different places, as Mr.
= Lykens was in training camp. The
.s reception was postponed in Ionse
!, ! quence. until ar. Lykeas was gus
10 tered out OF service,
lis Edward Burkins, son of Mr. ant
re Mrs. Alfred Burkins of Rising sun
n, has arrived from overseas and pai'
lg his parents a brief visit here. HI
ly was a member of the 2Sth Division
ke and saw several months servic
ks aieas tbs psttle front, being one Q
four OF his Co. 20 be awarded th'
CHI Cross of Honor for distinguishes
in service The picture OF the fou
Us who were awarded honor medals ap
ed peaFed On the front page of tn
philadelphia Inquirer on Saturday