The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1927-07-29
CoLORA

sons Norman and Donald will attend
the Railroad Veterans Annual picnic
to be held this Thursday at Bay
Shore Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Ewing en-
tertained a number of relatives and
friends at their home at Principle in
honor of the birthday of his mother,
Mrs. Annie Ewing, which was COM
plete surprise to her. Those present
were Mrs. Annie Ewing, Otis Ken
nard and wife, Samuel Kennard and
family, Mrs. Laura Wigton, Mrs: Ag-
mes Reese, Mrs. William Burdette
and family, Mrs. Harvey Mears and
family, John Henry and family,
Charsles Ewing and family, Samuel
Ewing and family, Mary kennard,
Harry Dowland and wife, Harry
Riley, John t. Hines and Elwood
| Wilson.
Mt. Pleasant M. E. Sunday School
are planning to picnic at Charles
town Aug. 18th. The Sunday
School will hold a bake here in MIS-.
w. N. Wilson's store room, this Sat-
urday afternoon.
Colora Woman's Club met with
Mrs. Samuel Ewing Tuesday after
noon last week.
The Camp Fire girls of Colora,
leave next Monday for a weeks out
ing at Westtown. Colora Woman's
Club will have their picnic with the
girls at Westtown, August 5th.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. R. Fristoe enter
tanned friends last Sunday afternoon.
Miss Marjorie Stephenson has re-
turned from visit with Misses
Frances and Sarah Brumfield, Col
lingswood, N. j.
Mrs. Mary Gray had callers Sun
day from York, Pa.
Miss Margaret Reese enjoyed
visit with relatives in Chester.
Mrs. Street E. Riley and son
Street, were Sunday visitors at the
home of w. Grier Murray and
family.
Mrs. William Kavanaugh, Jr., and
children, of Kennett Square spent a
few days with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. William Mckay. Mr.. Kavan-
augh and sister and Miss McCloskey,
of Kenneth, Ray Bond and family, OF
Malvern, visited the same home on
Sunday.
Ransom Reese and son Elmer re-
Gently visited his mother Mrs, Thorn
as Reese.
Harry Riley and Frank Foster Jr.
motored to Baltimore last week.
Several from this vicinity attend.
ed the Carnival at Perryville.
Mrs. w. ]. White and Children,
Rowland Hines, Misses Gertrude,
Elizabeth and Ruth Hines, and Mrs.
Hattie McCreary, of Norristown,
visited John T. Hines and Samuel
Ewing and family last Sunday.
Miss Marian Martin and friends
enjoyed an auto trip to the Blue
Ridge Mountains.
Cecil Fitzgerald, of Chester, and
mother Mrs. Cecilia Fitzgerald, OF
Newark, Del, spent a few days with
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Fitzgerald.
Mrs. Charles Hilaman, of Chrome
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Walter O.
McVey.
The Wide Awake Community Club
met at the home of the Vice Presi
dent July %. President called the
meeting to order. Mrs. Lewis Tay
lor read from Proverbs, followed by
Lords Prayer. Response to Roll
Call was "a Health Habit l Have
Formed" Two delegates attended
Jelly making demonstrations with
Certo, at Liberty Grove Club room.
Club donated $500 to Farmers
Club toward Farmers Day expenses
August 18th, at Port Deposit
Miss Pancoast gave talk on Sc
is the last of the sewing lessons
She also displayed some very prac-
teal garments for small children
Tailored pockets were made. Aug
meeting is picnic day, to be held un-
der the Oaks in Lewis Taylor's mead
ow, along new State Road, on regu.
lar Club Day. Learders, Mrs. Blanche
Kirk and Mrs. Harry Todd.
Mrs. John Blackburn, Jr., was
very ill for several days.
Robert Giesler, has purchased
car.
MILFORD Love is building a new
house along the pike near Rowland
vile.
Two milk cans were stolen last
week from the milk stand belonging
to Mr. Conner, who operates the
Dormitory farm, West Nottingham
]. C. Emrey is shipping quite lot
of wheat from his warehouse here
The Ladies Aid of Mt. Pleasant M
E. Church was entertained at the
parsonage Wednesday evening, July
goth.
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