The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1925-03-13

ton, spent the weekend at her home
in Rising Sun.
Mrs. e. &. Dixon, OF Phil delpnia
was a weekend visitor OF her
mother, Mrs. B. H. Brown.
Barclay Reynolds, OF st. Luka's
School, Wayne, Pa, spent the wcc1-
end in Rising Sun.
Mr.. and Mrs. Granville J. Nc
Dougal, of Marcus Hook, were guests
this week of Mrs. D. l.. McDougal.
The marriage of Irwin F. Wilson,
of Philadelphia, and Miss Mary M.
Love, of Conowingo, has been
announced.
Announcement is made OF the en-
gagement of Miss June Symes, OF
Wilmington, to Carroll {. Short,
cashier of the Cecilton eank, al
Cecilton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas e. Biddle, {
Elkton, observed their Golnen wea
ding anniversary with a FAMILY
gathering on Tuesday evening.
March 3.
Mr.. and Mrs Luther j 2agan OF
near Rising Sun, annuonce, The en-
gagement of their daughter, Haze,
Mae, to Mr.. Hubert Andrew Martin,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. John c. Maltin,
of Colora.
Miss Marguerite Scotch, daue nte,
of Mr.. and Mrs., WIN. 5. Scotten, q
Glen Roy, and Mark RessIsr, SON OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Aaron Re sler, OF Ian
caster county, were mar"leu ),
nesday, March A, in kennY.,. Square,
by Rev. Geo. A. Lewkel, formerly
pastor of Little Britain Presbyte; lar
church.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Richardson, oi
near Sylmar, were rendered surprise
on Saturday evening by about sixty oi
their friends, who assembled to remind
Mrs. richardson of her birthday an
niversary, and help her observe the oc'
casion. A very enjoyable evening was
spent by everyone.
The Woman's Missionary Society will
meet on Wednesday, March 18, with
Mrs. VIM. M. Pogue, at 2:3O. Pro-
gram Leader, Mrs. Clara R. Biles
Mystery Box, Mrs. Mary Garvin.
A baptismal service will be held in
the Rising Sun Methodist Church, Sun
day mornii g March Is. Those desir.
ing to have their children baptized will
please bring them to this service.
The installation of the new pipe
organ in the Rising Sun Methodist
church will soon be completed. AS q
payment is due at that time, the, Fl.
nance Committee will greatly appre.
ciate prompt response from those
who have made pledges to the new
church, the money OF which will 60 to-
ward the organ fund.
Starkey & Austin have sold to w. A.
Graybeal the 46 1-2 acre farm of E. H.
Coffin, near Rising Sun. Possession
given March Is.
Governor Albert &. Richie has
accepted an invitation TO address Inc
Rotary CLUB of Havre d. Grace, al,
Hotel Bayou, Oh April s, which vii.
,e known as ''Lauies' M. nt."
Under the new pos.al law. effec-
i've April Is, all :, veIlr, greeting,
birthday, holiday or any other than
Government posta cards will De re-
quired to have ,wo-c mt stamp
placed on them,
A bronze tablet mas 'esn placed in
the new church house, az Elktou, in
appreciation OF the work of .ho T;s
Tor, the Rev w. G. Harris. through
whose efforts the house and publ
Fairgrounds were established year
ago.
An Athletic Association has be-n
organized in North East, with the
following officers: President, Samuel
A. Sturgeon: vice-president. william
A. Johnson; secretary, J. Summerill
Dean; treasurer, John H. Dean. 1t
has been decided to place a base bali
team in the Cecil County League
with Charles E. Rothermel, manager
Twenty-Five dollars ton is being
offered by buyers for some Of tn.
leading canneries to growers of
tomatoes in south Jersey fol- t
1925 crop. This is q eeGter price
than was offered before the planting
season year ago, but by the time
the tomatoes were harvested in 1924
they We're bringing nearly three
times that price when offered In The
open markets,