The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1924-10-10


Philadelphia friends.
Miss Alta Grason has entered
Pierce Business College, Phila-
Ndelphia.
Mrs, Mark Ely has been enjoying
visit to Mr.. and Mrs. Frank R..
Davis, in Washington.
DR.. and Mrs. T. B. Moore visited
the formers old home in York coun-
ty, Pa, on Sunday.
Mrs. Harrison Fehr, Jr., and
Bobby Fehr, Allentown, are guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles S.. Pyle.
Mrs. Gerald Dunbar entertained
the members Of the Komrade Klub
very pleasantly on Thursday eve
ming last.
The engagement Of Mr.. William
J. Moulton, of Chesapeake City, and
Miss Anne Brown, of Havre de
Grace, has been announced.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hudders Green
field and children, of Coatesville,
Pa. were weekend visitors Of Mrs.
Greenfeld's mother, Mrs. Jennie
Gillespie.
Mrs. Scott Wilson, Mrs. Mary
Garvin, Mrs. Jennie Gillespie, Mrs.
Hiram Breisch attended the Mary
land State w. C.. T, u, Convention
in Baltimore.
Mrs. Clara Pugh, Mrs. Lettie
Reynolds, Oxford, and Mrs. VIM. r.
Cameron, Pennington. were enter
tanned at dinner by Mrs. Robert T.
Cameron on Thursday last.
Mrs. Clara Keen, Mrs. Mary Gar
vim, Pearl Ryan, Mildred Brown.
Paul Keen are enjoying a. trip by
automobile to Altoona, where they
will visit Mf. and Mrs. Arthur Irwin.
Mrs. Garvin will extend her trip to
Pittsburg, for visit to her son,
Lewis Garvin.
On September %, Miss Elizabeth
M: Cook, Registered Nurse of Wash
ington, D. c.. daughter of the late
John M. Cook and Mildred M. Cook,
of Pleasant Hill, this county, was
married to DR.. Paul w. Kimble, of
Washington, D. Co., son of Harry G..
Kimball. prominent attorney and
grandson of the late Judge Ivory G..
Kimball. of that city, by the Rev.
| w. M. Hoffman, in the Waugh M. E.
Church in Washington.
Garyson G. Riggs and Susie X. Ham,
mond. both of Elk Mills, Md, were
married at Cherry Hill M. E. Church
parsonage, Friday evening, September
26th. by Rev. Harry Taylor.
Mr.. and Mrs. John fBerge have an.
nounced the marriage of their daugh
ter, Marie Jennette, to Mr.. VIM. j
Ziegler, on Saturday, Augast %, Ii
Baltimore. They will be at home
at S13 Yale avenue, Baltimore
Mrs. Ziegler is one of the Bergt
Sisters, singing evengeHsts, who hav,
been heard in Rising Sun at evangetis
tic meetings.
R. Hammond Snyder, a student a
Tome Institute, is laid up with brok
en- collar bone, sustained while prac
ticing foot ball.
After undergoing extensive repair
Leeds M. P. Church will reopen Sun
day morning, October 18th, at 1873
o'clock. Rev, 3. A, sexsmith, D. D.
former pastor, will be the efficiatin,
minister. There will be special musi
by the choir,
Rev, H. E, Brown. chaplain q
Tome Institute. Port Deposit, for tn
past two years, has asked to be relive,
of his duties at Tome in order to accep
a call to church in New York, to as
sumo his new duties In November.
Harold. the fourteen -year.old SON o
Mr.. and Mrs. Sylvester Preston, q
North East, had h@ left hand accident
ally shot to peices while out cunning
Wednesday afternoon Of last week
He was taken to Union Hospital. wher
an amputation three inches below tn
elbow was found necessary.
While serving as a traffic flagman .
the change Of the road at Bacon Hill
Leroy Rogers. of Elkton, was .pushe
against his own car by Baltimore CO
and one OF his legs badly crusdet
The driver OF the Baltimore car offer
ed to pay all expenses for medical a
tention and left his name and address
} The road improvements at Baco
Hill are nearly completed, and the me-
road is open to traffic. Instead of tn
short turns at both entrances to tn
bridge. both curves have been length
ened and the bridge at both entrance
is approached on straight line, thereh
doing away with the previons dangel
legs entrances upon the the bridge. :