The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1926-04-30

| more, spent IHS WSch-Cuu Will MAoe
M. Ethel Hall.
Mrs. H. L. Shepherd has returned
from Richards Hospital, where she
underwent successful operation
and treatment.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Ward and
little daughter, of West Chester,
were Sunday visitors of Augustus
Brumfield and family.
The Westminster Guild was enter
tanned Saturday afternoon by Misses
Esther and Mary Maxwell at their
home near Rising Sun.
Miss Gertrude S. Dare entertained
at bridge on Thursday afternoon
last, in honor of her cousin, Miss
Jane Maxwell, of Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Timanus j. Wilson,
of North Tonawanda, N. Y, were
visitors of Mrs. Clara Koons and
Miss Grace Wilson the past week.
H. S. Plummer, who has been
receiving treatment in Richards
Hospital, Port Deposit, returned to
Rising Sun last week greatly
improved.
Mr.. and Mrs T. B. Williams, OF
North East, celebrated the twenty,
fifth anniversary of their wedding
on Friday evening last, at their home
in that town.
Frank j. Hastings and Mrs. Elsie
Il. White, Tayloria, Pa, were mar.
ried April 21, in Keunett Square, by
Rev. George A. Leukel. They will
reside on the Hastings farm near
Tayloria
Miss Grace Hilda McCool, eldest
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John w
McCool, of Elkton, and Mr.. Tobias
Rudulph, Superintendent of the
Bleach Plant at the Radnor Mills
llkton, were married Tuesday after
loon at Bel Air.
Miss Pearl White, daughter OF
Mrs. Elsie White, Tayloria, and Mr.
William Bard, son of the late
Samuel Bard, Union, Lancaster coun
", Pa. were married April II by
Rev. w. H. Reeves, OF Oxforc
4. E..church.
The Wide Awake Club of the 8th
District met last Friday Afternoon
| It the home of Mrs. Lewis Taylor
| Hiss Grimm demonstrated making
| ce cream.
A branch factory of the Victory
| 5parlJer and Specially Company, OF
1lkton, manufacturers of fire works,
| to be established in Chestertown,
| Nd, the large woollen mills in that
place having been leased for the
purpose.
During fight Saturday night
lmong colored denizens of Elkton
William Augustus was shot in the
eg with a shot gun by Howard
Wilson. The injured man was taken
Union Hospital and Wilson was
held for hearing.
Rosebank M. E. Sunday school,
Calvert, has re-organized with the
| following officers : Superintendent.
Mrs. Iva Mckinney; secretary,
Martha Connor; treasurer, Mrs.
Helen Fosters; librarian, Margaret
Kidd; organists, Miss Ida Ewing
md Mrs. Florence Brown; supt OF
Urinary Dept. and Cradle Rill, Mrs
Dora Connor.
Frank P. Conrey was nominated
or President of the Board of Towr
commissioners of Chesapeake City
1t a town meeting, and John M
Reed, Jr, and Harry Griffin for
commissioners, without opposition
No town election will be necessary,
IS the three gentlemen named, with
| follower Commissioners William H
Johnson and George Peterson, will
constitute the new Board,
The monument to be placed
the memory of Miss Laura B.
rammany, >who for many years
aught schools in Cecil and Hartford
ounties, has been purchased by
he Parent Teachers Association OF
Iavre de Grace, and set in place by
oseph Fl. Sloan, of Elkton. Prep
rations are being made for the un-
'eiling of the monument on May 30,,
With special exercises.
Hon. w. D. Upshaw, 1.-THE Georgia
Iycle." and leader of the moral
orces of Congress, will speak in
anes M. e. church, Rising Sun, on
sunday afternoon, May 2, at 2:SO
,'clock. Everybody welcome. Come
nd hear this brilliant speaker,
The Westminster Guild will hold q
3ake on the lawn beside the Pogue
Z Robertson furniture store, Rising
| sun, on Saturday afternoon, opening
at 2:30 o'clock. Cake, bread, rolls,