The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1925-03-06

Is VlSltlnB MIS-. haIpn 4. WlISou, a.
Maple Lawn, near town.
Miss Virginia Slicer, of Goucher
College, Baltimore, spent last week
at her hcme in Rising sun.
A. M, McNamee, who met with q
serious injury while coastlng on
January q, Is again able to be about.
Miss Deborah Sterrett and Miss
Linda Burlington, Of George School,
Pa, spent the weekend with home
tolks in Rising Sun.
Mrs. r. C. Dodson, Wa has been
receiving treatment at MARYLAND
General Hospital, Baltimore, return
ed to her home in Rising SUN, on
Sunday, much improved.
Announcement ha been made OF
the engagement Of Miss Eoitli
Logan, OF North East, and MT. Jas'i
Forsythe, of Havre de Grace.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. N. IrlmDle, o
near Bay View, celebrated rhen
golden wedding anniversary on We'd
nesday evening, February rs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas s. Pyle were
among the guests who attended tue
Swarthmore College a"nquet In
Philadelphia, SATURDAY evening.
After spending several weeks with
her sisters, Mrs. Mary Cherry ant
Miss Louise Worthington, MISS
Florence Worthington has returned
60 Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Reynolds, OF
near town, entertained a number OF
guests at dinner Sunday, in honor OF
The fifth birthday of their son, VIII
liam Reynolds, Jr.
/ Mr.. Matthew T. Pierson, OF Elk
ton, Deputy Sheriff Of Cecil county,
and Miss Lillias Burris, OF Clayton
Del. were quietly married in EIkton
Feb. 23, by Rev. Ernest Z. Weaver.
The engagement has been an
nouncement of Miss Elizabeth Reese,
daughter of Mt. and MRS. Richard
Reese, of Wilmington. formerly OF
alkton. to Mr.. Gamble Latrobe, Oh
hat city.
The marriage has been an
nounced OF DR.. G. Har,an Welis, i,
Philadelphia, formerly OF Elktoc,
and Miss Emma Mertz, or that city
at the home OF his brother, MI
Webster Wells, in Baltimore.
Miss Helen Nichois, OF this town
who for the past year has ne!d q
Federal position at Perry Point, ms
resigned to accept the secretaryShip
OF Wilmington Rotary Club, with
Office in the Du Pont building.
David T.. Reed was rendered {.
surprise by number OF his trisnds,
On Monday evening, in honor of hi.
birthday anniversary. About sixty
guests were present to help him cele-
brate the event, a very ENJOYABLE
evening being spent by everyone.
The University OF, Maryland Glee
Club will give concert Monday
evening, April Is, at the New
Theatre. Elkton. under auspices
Of the Wiling Workers OF Pix
ton M. E. Church
The State Employment Commis-
sion held a competitive examination
IN Elkton last week. for the position
II District Forest Warden, which
position pays 500 per month for
i've months during the year.
The headquarters and residence Of
he District superintendent OF the
Middletown District of Wilmington
NJ. e. Conference, will be moved
from Middletown, Del, to Chester
town, Nd, after the annual session
If the conference soon to be held.
Governor Albert g. Richie and
Brigadier-General Milton A. eack-
lord, commander OF the Maryland
National Guard. escouIted by thIrry
mounted field officers, head,d tho
Maryland delegation in the in
augural parade in Washington. Il e.,
ON March 4.
Fire broke out in the attic of Elk
ton High School. on Thursday after
noon OF last week, but its early dis
covery prevented serious damage.
The pupils, with their fire DIR - ain.
ing. marched out In order from the
building, and there was no SEM
Dlance of panic.
Elkton Fire Company responded
to the alarm and soon extinguishsc
the blaze, which was caused by
crossed electric wires.
The bake held by the Needlework
Guild on February 81. realized the
eat sum of $2S, which will be ap-
piled to extension work.