The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1922-09-29
Local Affairs

Services will be held at the
E,lstan Presbyterian Chutch, Sunday
nj II o'clock, Mr.. Joseph Crumlish be
ing il. charge
Christian Endeavor Rally Day Is
Ia lie observed with fitting services,
sunday at 100 in the thurchrllle
Presbyterian Church.
The Bel Air Red Cross Auxiliary
viii meet in the Armory on Tuesday
at + NJ. All members are urgently
,,uuested to he present
MIR. Thomas Price has purchased
the residence of the late Josephine
Whitaker, on Main street, Bel An.
from Mr.. \. l.. Mitchell executor.
Services will be held at the Old
school Baptist Meeting House on sun
day at II o'clock, Elder \. $. AlcNand
rr of Wilmington, being in charge.
Churchvile Grange will meet
Monday evening, October Ind AT nlo
f. NJ. As it is an important meeting
all members are urged to be present,
Mrs. Emma Wheeler through hel
COUNSEL Mr.. Harry ). Carver has flee
i bin for alimony from her husband
Vernon STREET. Wheeler The p"tI
ton alleges cruelty.
Regular services will he resumed
al North Bend Church next Sunday at
: o'clock. The church has recently
been repaired and is now very attrac-
tive in appearance.
The Bel Air Fire Company was
cale.l out on Sunday night because
Of "A burning chestnut tree which en-
la.geled the Clark property at Vale.
Little damage Was done.
As noted in our advertising col
rmr., the business Of \ Dean n son
i, To- he continued hy MIR. y. lI"war"
Dean, with an up to dat" assistant, "''
de, the same firm name.
- 1t is said that IN the vicinity "l
York farmers find Irish p"tal"cs af'
a drug ON the market al 30 cent
hu. hei. Wonder what the city con Il
mer will pay for them at retail.
Mr.. and MR.. Howard ", l.uckcN
have purchased the james u. lurktN
property of lG1 acres near l'llrk
llur.c. This is the luckcy homestead
and T. a place Of outstanding quality,
Revival services will start at
Thomas Run Church next Sunday at
II A, NJ. The pastor Rev. Mulline tu\
viii be in charge, assisted by keN. WI.
Hoffman, an evangelist, and his wIir.
Tho following bills Cor turkieS,
kiIlcl BY dogs, were approved al Mon
dlv's meeting of the County [omml"-
>ioncIs John Zero Cullum. $3.50
Charles Mccarthy SIS; Mr.. Hugh j.
Cummings 50.
There was AN auct ,on sale at th'
Proving Ground Of nrdnanc" mat"ri
such rs old guns. and WON out machi
merry on Monday, Eos n Company
baltimore, being the auctloncrrS. Inc
good, were sold for junk.
- Marriage licenses have been lESuc'
a, follows: Earl W. Mccall, 20, Allen
town. Pa. and Beatrice NJ. ko"ntz, %
Allentown. Pa; Raymond W. MIthrl
n, Wnsor, y. c. and Margaret T.
Kelly. Is, East Prospect IA.
Fall was officially ushcrcd in with
fro,. which did no damage. The pa7'
few weeks have proved ideal Tor max
inp preparations for wintry w"ata"'
bu: a good RAIN would be- most accept
able to those who have planted gam
recently,
Rev. Paul t.. Brlman, Christian
rovs, yyh- YEA born IN Jerusalem WI
give al Illustrated lecture on The
HOLY Land" in Bethel Presbyterian
Church, Saturday evening at o. !"
O'Clock. \ small admission Will Ii"
ch;Iged.
The l.adic-' AID Society o! Bel AIr
NJ. r.. Church will meet on Thursday
night, October 9TH at the home of Nh
and Mrs. b. Frank Cronn near wilma
The ltpwolth League Of IT, yhu'h
will resume its meeting ~ u'\t sun
da cNcr;ng, at o'clock.
Supt c. Milton Wright spcnt Wet
ncs,,ay in Baltimore attending a con-
ference of the state Superintendent
arranged by DR.. Albert $, Cook Mis-
Jane NayIor, Primary Supervisor, WAS
in Baltimore Thursday attending
similar meeting Of Supervisor.
Next Sunday. Oct lst Ebenche,
NJ. f.. Church will hold an all lay Evan
geIistlc Rally with programme a o.
low: Sunday School at 10 \. NJ. Tot
lowed by sermon to the school and ur
rtsiun service Preaching at " i, VI,
Erworh League at 80 and preaching
Al x.
The Eyangclstic Service. rf TN.
ion Chapel, near wilma, w.ll c"'"
mencr next Sunday, October 1T even
my and will continue until Ia" follow
ing sunday evening Tn" hour Of ser
vice each evening sill b" $50. ne
Rev. T.. Lester Ballard Of Cumberland
Md. will assist the pastor
Special tent service N" NOW be
my conducted at Mt. Tabor Church ~
Rev. G.. A. Ogg and Louis Randall
with gratifying attendance, Mr. Kan
dlll will have charge Of Sunday ser
vices starting the day at $50 A. VI.
with an illustrated talk to the sunday
school. At 1890 the pa tor Of Deer
Creek charge will preach and other
services will he held at go and T.
NJ
That he can gov superior apple.
a, we'll n peaches was demonstrated
hy Mr.. Charles Smith, Of Darlington
4 few days ago when he brought u III
.