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

lowing 0fficers were elected: Pr0Si |
dent, DR.. Ernest s. Rowland; secre-
tary, Carroll H. Cameron; treasurer,
Amos e. Clendenin; assistant treas
urer, Mrs. William N. Wilson; COM
mittee of cemetery, Joseph T. Rich
ards, j. Earl Tyson; church, Robert
T. Cameron, David T. Reed; grove,
J. H. Maxwell, manse, Stewart M.
Ward; finance, Amos e. Clendenin
and Carroll III. Cameron; Eli lCoul-
son was appointed sexton for the
eighth year. s.s s4.
Cleveland Miller, North Carolina,
lately purchased the Samuel Grason
farm in the Eighth district, where
he and his family will locate this
month.
The Ladies Aid of Mt. Pleasant
Church took in SIG at their lunch
table at Clarence Garvin's sale las,
Friday. They will serve lunch al
Cecil Smeltzer's sale next Saturday
The ladies of Porter's Grove M. p.
Church served lunch at the public
sale OF the real estate and personal
property of the late Frank X. Kauf1
near lakewood, Monday.
William A. Hill and family near
lakewood are enjoying a radio in
their home.
A vacant house was lately burned
down at Stone Run bridge; origin OF
fire unknown.
The stork visited the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Nesbitt, Saturday.
Feb. %, leaving them fine IL.
pound son. The mother was Miss
Mary Slicer, Colora.
H. O. K1air, Mt. Pleasant, is re-
celving treatment at a Baltimore
hospital.
Robert Akin has been housed for
several days with heavy cold.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Preston Wis
tied his brother, Cecil Preston, ano
family, near. Newark, Del, one day
last week.
Ernest Preston and Mr.. and Mrs.
Jacob Preston spent Sunday in Pnii-
adelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs Winfield Caples.
Baltimore, lately visited the latter's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs Hi Coulson.
New Bridge.
Several from this vicinity attend
ed the shoot at Oxford Saturday
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Kavanaugh
Kenneth Square, were Saturday-Sun-
day visitors of William Mckay and
family. The formers parents ano
brother also visited the same home
Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grier Murray ano
little daughter Betty, Wilmington,
and Mrs. Leon Gallaher, Richardson
Park, DEL, visited their home folks
at Porters Bridge, Sunday.
Mrs. Helena Preston, Colora, an0
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Preston, Lib
erty Grove, will be guests this
Thursday at the 5Uth wedding an
niversary of Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore
Sharpless at their home in Glenold-
en-. The Sharpless family are form
err residents OF this town.
Mrs. Jacob Torbert, Chester, has
been spending some time among o.
her Maryland relatives and friends.
James ]. Hanna, Jr., was. leade4
of Christian Endeayor service al,
West Nottingham last Sunday eve
ming.
Mrs. Street E. Riley and little
son, Street, Jr., have been quite il.
the latter having pneumonia. Mrs.
Riley's daughter, Mrs. Charles D..
Warfield, Baltimore, who is train
ed nurse, came home to take care
of them. WA are glad to report
both improving at this time.
Helen, little daughter OF James
Riale, is recovering from a light at
tack of pneumonia.
Mrs. Eli Coulson, West Noting
ham, has been housed for severa.
days with mumps.
Mrs. Grier Murray, Mrs. Leon
Gallaher, Wilmington; Mrs. Charles
D. Warfield, Baltimore, were callers
their aunt, Mrs. Robert F. Pierce.
Mr.. and Mrs. John F. Pierce, Mrs.
Helena Preston, Mrs. William Kav-
anaugh, Eli Coulson and children
were also callers at the same home
that afternoon.
Miss Grimm visited Colora schoo.
last Friday morning, giving the
Girls Club some instructions in cook
ing.
Samuel Rea, Akin, spent the
weekend with his mother, Mrs. Ceci.
D. Brown.
Work is progressing on the new
bungalow on the William T. Slicei
farm.
Mrs. Harvey Tome and son Elmer
son motored to Harrisburg last weel
to visit her SON Earl and wife, the
latter being patient in a hospital.
Mrs. Rachel Mcclure, formerly O.
West Nottingham. is having a yer,
pleasant time in Georgia.
Mr.. and Mrs. TrimDle. Rising Sun.
were Sunday visitors OF Russell
Reynolds and family
Chester Love was home from Nor
ton Saturday night and SUNDAY.
Miss Olive Ewing is new pupi
in Colora school.
Griffith Brown and family, Chat
ham, visited relatives here Sunday.
Master Stanley Richardson Is
quite ill of pneumonia. His mother,
Mrs. Walker Wier is also housed
with the mumpS.