The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1925-04-17

Gavin Brumfleld, or Willow t'rOve,
enjoyed a visit with home folks ir
Rising Sun last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Robertson, OF
Freehold, N. j., visited Rising Sun
relatives over Easter.
Mrs. E. G. Dixon, of Philada.,
spent Easter with he'd mother, Mrs.
B. H. Brown, Rising Sun.
William McNamee, of Beacrr's CO..
lege, Wilmington, enjoyed the East, !
vacation at his home in Rising Sun.
Miss Rebecca McDougal, OF Mar
Gus Hook, was a Sunday visitor OF
Mrs. D. L.. McDougal and Miss
Maybe McDougal.
Miss Florence Worthington, OF
Philada., is spending some time with
her sisters, Mrs. Mary Cherry and
Miss Louise Worthington. <
Mrs. Frank Davis and daughter,
Francis, of Washington, spent
Easter with her brother, Clarence
Clifford and family, near town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur S. irwin and
children, Of Altoona, Pa, were
guests last. week at the home OF Mrs.
Twins mother, Mrs A B. Keen. +.
A reception was rendered the new
pastor, Rev. J. c. Mccoy, and family,
on Tuesday evening, by the congre-
cation of Rising Sun M. e. church.
j. E. Brumfield on Saturday eve
ming, attended the third annual
banquet of the Pennsylvania X. K.
Club, at the Hotel Du Pont, Will
mington.
Miss Helen Ramsey, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. William Ramsey, OF Calvert,
and Mr.. Charles Owens, of Zion, were
married April 2, by Rev. j. W Pretty.
man, at Zion M. E. parsonags.
Miss Hazel M Raglan, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Z. RagAn, of near
Rising Sun, and Hubert A. Martin
were united in marriage on April 4, by
Rev. C. {. Harris, of the NJ. E. church.
A section of State highway from
Blue Ball to Andora, about 3A
miles in length, is to be constructed
this year by the State Roads
Commission.
The merchants or Elkton, hay
made plans to hold their first Dnllu.
Day Sale, on Wednesday, April Z.
The movement has the packing OF
the Elkton Chamber OF Commerce.
The Methodist Protestant Lonte.
ence has assigned the following prs
tors in Cecil county: Bay view, 80
L. G. Lynn; Leeds, Rev. G.. P. Now
lin; Rowlandville Rev. J. W. Paris :.
Warwick, Rev. L. W. Gordon.
President Coolidge has instructed
the War Department to proceed with
all National Guard drills equired D.,
law. This order follows the recenr
action of the President in holding VI
the efficiency appropriation for Ma
tional Guard armory drills pay.
While burning rubbish. in front OF
his fishing shanty near k'rederick-
town, Andrew j. Way was severely
wounded when gun shell explod-
ed, several of the shot striking him
One of the grains OF shot struck nim
below the left eye, infilcting pain
full injury.
The annual town meeting for the
placing in nomination names to be
voted on for Commissioners qf Ris-
ring Sun will be held in the public
hall of this town ON Monday eve-
ming. May A,
The annual town election for
five Commissioners to serve the en-
suing year, will he held Monday
afternoon, May II,
Miss Cerinne lamar, of Hlkton,
has been awarded the first prize
(and the first meney nrlae eve;
given) by the Annual. Southern
States Art League, OF Atlanta, Ca.
held this year at the Atlanta Rilt-
more Arcade, IN Atlanta. The prize
awarded was for best miniature peF-
traits and the prize winner was a
miniature OF her brother, j. H. H..
lamar, of Chicago.
Easter was very appropriately OBJ
served at the M. E. church, with
special music by the choir and an
Easter sermon by the new pastor
Rev. ]. c. Mccoy, in the morning
while in the evening the choir rem
dered very effectively a song story,
g Flavia," the church being crowd
ed to its utmost seating capacity by
an appreciative audience.