The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1922-05-26
Forest Hill News

Forest Hill, May 24-Decoation Da,
will be observed here next Tuesday at
ternoon ut 2 o'clock with appropriate
exercises in w. C. I. U. Hall. Rev
Mr.. Biggs Of Bel Air, will make the
address and the school children will
participate In the program. All are
invited to attend.
Miss Mary Grevemeyer who is en-.
gagged In summer Chautauqua work
writes from Southport, North Carolina
where she started her work, of her en-
thusiasm in the work and the delight
full climate there.
The members Of the W. C. 7. U.
| will hold strawberry and ice cream
festival In their Hall this Friday even-
ing.
Mrs. Mary F. Whitaker, Mrs. Eliza
beth Grafton and Mr.. William Wilson
have returned from attending the Bap-
fist Association in Baltimore.
The circus Is over but the enthusi-
asm it created in a number of the
young folks who attended still lives and
that Is as 1t should be. Among those
attending We're Masters George Brook
hart, Paul Tucker, Roger Tucker, Earl
Tucker, Kent Wilson, Bob Wilson and
Ernest Grevemeyer.
Ire death of Miss Anna Wysong
last Friday removes from among Us q
member Of one of Harford's oldest and
most respected families. Miss Annie
was known for her unobtrusive worth
and spent most Of her life caring for
the aged members of her family.
Twelve little boys and girls made
their First Communion at the seven
o'clock mass at st. Ignatius Church.
In the afternoon the annual May pro-
cession was held ut three o'clock fol-
lowed by Benediction. The altar was
beautifully decorated with cut flowers
for the occasion.
On Thursday services were held at
st. lgnatius Church in commemeration
Of Ascension Day.
Mrs. Charles Warner Is enjoying
new coupe that she has learned to man.
age.
MIR. and Mrs. Thomas l.. Harkins
have also purchased an automobile and
both are learning TO drive.
Our Grange had very excellent
meeting last Friday when Miss Git
finger gave the ladies u practical DEM
onstration on decoration while Mr..
Wilson of Extension service addressed
the men present on hog cholera, its
treatment and prevention. Our Grange
extended to Emmorton Grange an in
vitation TO take charge Of the Lecture
Hour here on Friday evening, June 10.
This meeting will be open only To
members Of the host and visiting gran
ges.
Pink eye Is prevalent and those at
tackled should use every precaution to
prevent Its spread. Many do not know
hat its effects spread over the entire
system and Is not Just local infec-
ton OF the eyes.
Mrs. A. Il. kutz has on her heau-
tiful lawn bower of beauty In her
blooming peonies. One could scarcely
believe without witnessing 1t that five
punches contain one hundred and six
teen blossoms and buds that are not
suffering on account Of number. These
flowers, besides showing the mate re-
fnement of their cultivator should II
lndian legends are true that the spirlts
Of faded flowers blossom again in the
hues Of the rainbow accent the beau
ties of our ranbows this summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Ensor are i'm
proving their home by removing the
sun porch to the west side of the home
and erecting q den on the north east
side.
The Ladies' Aid Society has postponed
Its meeting until next week. Mr.. and
Mira. William Jones were to have en-
tertained IL last night (rhursday).