The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1925-02-20

llVeS IN FrlncetOn, IN. D.
Edgar Dare, of Alexandria, Va, is
spending some time with Rising Sun
relatives.
Miss Laura A. Prize, Of Baltimore,
was entertained over the weekend b,
Miss M. Ethel Hall. y
Mrs. Melvin Thompson, of New
York, visited her mother, Mrs. Sara
Wagner, the past week.
Mrs. 7. B. Moore entertained the
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
on Wednesday afternoon.
Miss Jane Maxwell, of Philadelphia,
has been the guest of her cousin, Miss
Gertrude S. Dare, During the week.
VIM. M. Pogue and Edwin L. Haines
attended the annual convention OF
Hardware Dealers, in Philadelphia,
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Fisher, or
Harrisville, entertained at 'dlnher. OF
Sunday afternoon iii honor Of mir.
and Mrs. Charles JoL'.soEs who were
recently married. Miss Helen Rawl-
ings and Mr.. Clarence Ia Setl were
also present.
DR.. George Anderson aud MISE
Sophie Miller, of Port Deposit. were
quietly riarricd last week at the
home OF the bride s Aurt, Miss Mary
McGan, on st. Paul's Street, Balti
more. DR.. Anderson IS Low sue
cessful dentist in Ea: .lmjia
W. Lyle Mowids, secretary .AeSs
urer of the Vocational Agriculture
iachers Association, retarned Mon
day after attending the Maryland
vocational teacL ers meeting held
last Thursday, Friday and Saturday,
at the Hotel kennere, Hait. U.rc.
Steps we're taken TO afillate the
organization with the present COM
1bination of the Mar. land Agricul
.ure Society and Maryland Farm
Bureau.
The Valentine Party given by the
Girls Bible Glass III RISING Sun NJ. +.
ohurch, on Tuesday evening, was Q
lery successful and enjoyable affair
The Valentine decorations in the
sunday school rooms, with tilt.
shaded lights, presented a yciy
pretty appearance. One u the
leaslng features oil tne evening was
he pantomilue. The Sweethear.s III
lie SONGS the young iedies OF the
lass. In appropriate costumes, tai
ing the various characters as the
different songs were played and
sung. The Cross word puzzle was
also much enjoyed. Refreshments
were served. Everyone enjoyed q
very pleasant social eveu:ps.
The two lots in the rear of the Elk
ton Fairgrounds, owned by Jacof
Reubenstone, have been bought by the
trustees of the Elkton Methodist Epis-
copal Church.
Rev. DIR. j. Robin, of Staunton,
Va, has accepted the call recently ex-
tended him to become pastor of the
First Presbyterian Church at Chesa-
peake City. The church has been with
out regular pastor for more than a
year.
The property of Mrs. Anna M.
Holden, located on the road between
Rising Sun and Pennington. consisting
of a six room dwelling and other i'm
provements, was purchased at public
sale on Wednesday by .Chas. M. Keil-
holtz, for 81, 700.
Washington Camp No. 10. p. o. S. .of
A., on Feb. %, 500 P. NJ, will present
to the Rising Sun High School a large
American flag. Other donations will be
made at that time. Two well known
speakers win take part, Professor Stun
heiser, of Tome, and M. w. Sutcliffe.
We have been seriously handicapped
for weeks past in the operation OF our
linotype, through poor electric service,
the current being SO weak as to not
properly heat the metal for the casting
of slugs for printing.
Users of electric irons and OF Ter con-
trivances requiring heat, have maGe
complaint of the same poor service,
due, it is said, to the overlooking of its
lines by the Electric Company. This
overlooking naturally pulls the current
down.,
The Needle work Guild will hold a
bake in Haines & Kinks hardwal e
store, on saturday afternoon. Feb. 2l,
at 3 o clock.
John F. Shenk, of New Providence,
Lancaster county, has sold hog, two
years old Sept. 20, that weighed 7S5
pounds.