The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1925-03-27

Her DTOtHer, II. l.. WOrtnlnRtOH, III nd
timore.
Mrs. Ella'F. Hunt has been spending
the week with Lancaster County
friends.
A. j. Minor, of Washington, was the
guest of his sister, Mrs. Eli T. Reyn-
olds, on Wednesday.
Miss Laura A. Price, of Baltimore,
spent the weekend with Miss M.
Ethel Hall, near town.
Rev. C. C. Harris is attending the
annual session Of Wilmington M. F..
Conference in Wilmington.
Mrs. Emma L. Patten and son are
visiting in Washington, making the trip
in their auto on Tuesday.
nMiss Mary Brumfield is enjoying a
visit with her brothers, Clifford and
Calvin Brumfield, Willow Grove, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil E. Ewing ard
daughter, Shirley, of Baltimore, were
guests this week Of Mr.. and Mrs. Jes e
T. Cameron.
Mrs. George Thompson and daugE-
ter, Dorothy, are visitors at the home
Of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Eli T.
Reynolds.
Miss Angela Nichols and Miss
Helen Nichols, OF Wilmington, speat
the weekend with home folks in
Rising Sun.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Townsend,
of Willow Grove, Pa, have beel
spending the week with relatives in
the neighborhood.
Miss Ella Downham, of E k Mills, and
Mr.. Brooks Allen, of Ne yark. DEL,
surprised their friends by their mar
riage on March Z, in Elkton by Rev. w.
R. Moon. x
Rev. VIM. H. Micheals and family,
of Glen Riddle, Pa, were week Ell d
visitors at the home of Mrs. Micheals'
father, Edwin .Haines. Miss Elizabe. h
R. Stephens returned to Ridley Park
with them for visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. William buchanan, of
632 Vandever avenue, Wilmington,
Del, announce the engagement Of
their daughter, Marie E., to Mr.. Waiter
3. Buckworth, of Elkton. The wed
ding will take place in the early fall.
Miss Deborah Sterrett and Miss
Linda Burlington, Of George School,
Miss Virginia Slicer, OF Goucher Col
lege, Baltimore; Miss Jennette Reed,
of Maryland State Normal School, Tow
son; Miss Martha Tosh, Of Temple Col
lege, Philada., are spending the Spring
vacation at their homes in Rising Sur.
The Chesapeake Cruising Club, Tnc.,
of Chesapeake City, has elected IL e
following officers:
Commodore, Walter Blackson. vice.
Commodore, c. Parker Boyd; rear COM
modore, Col. George F. Hamlin; secre-
tary, R. F. Porter; treasurer, S. S. Saw
telle: trustees, Walter Blackson, c.
Parker Boyd. Col. George F, Hamlin,
R. F. Porter, S: S. Sawtelle, Archibald
M. S. Du Pont, Thos. T, Firth. Thomf S
P. Manner, Holman White, DIR. ]. Nor
man Henry, and E. Paul du Pont,
Services Sunday morning i the NJ.
E. Church of this town will be in barge
of Rev. w. w. Davis. ofthe Lor4's Day
Alliance. of Baltimore,
Elkton Chamoeg OF Cammerca and
he Elkton Rotary Club have en-
lorsed the plan tiled in other iocali-
lies for the elimination OF the
mosquito this summer, by the use
Of offal oils from garcg in the
town.
The Pennsylvania State hagtway
Department is making surveys fer
probable change in the present
State Route No II, formerly' Rcutc
131, to overcome the hits and tlF.
sharp turns at Avondale- Eli and the
0ingie & Conard nurseries at West
Grove. rrhe "a possiblllty OF tha
change will likely bs' soy efned by
the cost and the securing 81 the
rights of way.
Three ga,ages entered. two cars
stolen. and 9Re 'ateg aRkna8H 4, u
the record msds By an auto thief or
thieves IN Newark within g week,
md according to reports theSthieves
made clean getaway.
One of tire missing cars belongs
to Wayne G. Brewer. ct Newark. %
The truck Of Eeorge krapp Waa
found a short distance from the
home Of Of ltss Ess owner. 9W asr: