The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1922-11-17
Local Afairs I

Moving pictures will be shown in
Fallston Schoolhouse on Friday even,
ing. November Gath at S:ocloSk.
odd Fellows of iEdgewo5a VIII
hold divine services at Edgewood on
Sunday, Nov. 10th, at s o'clock.
John d. Wolthington, Jr. has
been appointed administrator c. t. a.
of tie late John d. Worthinyton.
The Orphans Court has appointed
Harriet L. and Edward A., Baldwin,
administrators of the late Florence
R. Baldwin.
The new Community Methodist
Protestant church located at Webster,
is nearing completion and services will
be held there next Sunday.
The Forest Hill Swarthmore
Chautauqua will run November rs, 20
and 80. Guarantors are already busy,
selling season tickets at $1.b0 each.
The Lad es AID Societfes'will hold
a supper and, sple in the basement Of
the new Community Church at Web;
ster on November %, % and "a. =
Mr.. Noble l.. Mitchell, trustee on
Monday offered sthe Gilbert property
on Broadway, Bel Air, but Withdrew
it at a bid of $4,000. c. c. Richardson
& Bro. were the auctioneers.
BY a change, of plans the corner
stone of the new Mt Zion NJ. +. Church
at Fountain Green will be laid Satur-
day November 25th at 3 p. NJ. by the
order of Masons, instead Of November
10Th as previously arranged.
Orion Lodge |. o. o. F., of Upper
Cross Roads, will hold an oystser sup
per for the benefit of the lodge in their
hall on Friday evening, Dec 9Th.
Should the weather be stormy the sup
Der will be held the following evening,
The Ladies Aid Society Of the Bel
AR M. +. Church will hold their annual
oyster supper and bazaar in the Sun
day school room of the church on the
evenings Of Nov. 22nd and 23rd. A
radio concert will be a feature Of the
occasion.
The ladies' of the Woman's Miss
ionary Society Of Bethel Presbyterian
Church will hold sale Of useful anG
fancy articles, cake, etc. in the Sunday
School Room. Wednesday evening, No
vembsr 22nd. II stormy on Wednes-
day the sale will be held on the follow
ing evening.
Judge Frank Duncan sat in the
No. lou Oh
lions to the ratification Of the report
Of sale in the equity case of Harriet A
W. Webster were heard. Al the con
clusion Of testimony Judge Duncan
held the matter sub curia and has not
yet filed his opinion.
"A box social is being arranged by
the Young Peoples Club of the Pres
byterian Church Bel Air for Friday
evening, November Gath. The price
o. admission for ladies is one Roy OF
lunch while il is rumored the men
may get in much more easily than they
will get out, but who thinks of money
when he can lunch with the prettiest
girl in town.
. Plans are already being formulat-
Cd for the annual convention Of the
Maryland State Farmers Association
to be held in Frederick January 10, II
and IL. An endeavOr is being made
through Senator Weller to have Pres
ident Harding and Secretary Wallace
address the one thousand or more del
egates who are expected to represent
various agricultural societies at the
convention.
A number of arrests for violation
of traffic laws were made in the vi
cinity Of Aberdeen by Officer Ray and
the Stats. Police during the week.
Some young men In a Ford car on
Sunday evening drove into a horse
and buggy on the Havre de Grace pike
as they were turning out Of road at
Darlington. The horse, which belong
ed to Raymond Giles, colored, had
leg broken in two places and had to
be destroyed. The young men made
up purse of one hundred dollars
which Giles said was sufficient com
pensation and with this the boys all
"got off" except for a small fine i'm
posed by Officer Ray upon the driver
~ Tho aar