The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1928-03-23
COLORA

IN MrS. w. N. WILSON'S Store room
here Wednesday afternoon OF last
week, which netted the Club $3.50.
A pie social will be held this
Thursday evening in Mt. Pleasant M.
e. Church by the Epworth League.
Mrs. H. o. Klair entertained the
Ladies Aid of Mt. Pleasant Church
Wednesday evening, March 21st.
Rev. Thomas Pardee, has been
asked to return as pastor of Mt.
Pleasant Church for another Con-
terence year.
Alphens A. Pierce has purchased
radio, which he is enjoying in his
nome.
West Nottingham Academy closed
last Friday for the spring vacation
and will reopen April 2.
Mrs. Earl Tyson had as her dinner
guests one day last week Mrs. Amos
Clendenin, Mrs. John Liddell, Mrs.
Elmer Reese, Mrs. Levi Balderston
and Mrs. Murray Stephenson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert A. Boyd en-
tertained John Blackburn and fami-
~ to supper last Saturday night.
Mrs. James Gibson, of Havre de
Grace, visited her sister, Mrs. Sam
Iel E. Ewing.
Mrs. Earl Montgomery, of Liberty
Grove, visited Mrs. ]. E. Emrey.
Mrs. Harry Dowland, OF Media,
was the guest of Mrs. S. T. Kennard.
Ransom R. Reese, Ridley Park,
recently visited his mother, Mrs.
Thomas Reese.
E. Wilmer Jackson entertained
The Cecil Farmers Club on Wednes-
day.
Thomas Meadows and family are
moving from near Chrome to the
samuel Fitzgerald farm, near Port
Deposit.
A daughter was lately born to Mr..
and Mrs. Sherman L. Pierce, OF
Coatesville, formerly of Colora.
Norman Mckay, ran a rusty nail
IN his foot, causing a very painful
wound.
Mrs. r. F. Pierce returned home
asst week after weeks illness at the
lone of her niece, Mrs. Maude M.
.Gurray. 4
Clarence Garvin had a leg pain
-ully injured a few days ago when
Aicked by horse.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hiffer, of Hunting
lon county, Pa, S. s. Boyd, Miss Lon
Boyd and William Boyd, of Noting
nam, Pa; Mr.. and Mrs. Miller
Sweed. of Barnsley; Benjamin
ovens, OF Havre de Grace; Mr.. and
Mrs. Cecil Stephens, and Maurice
1irett, of Colora, were Sunday CAL
.ers at the home of Mr.. and Mrg. r.
A. Boyd.
Chester Love was a. Baltimore /.
visitor Saturday-Sunday,y *
Robert Giesler, Pprb Deposit, I
spent the weekend with his home =
eolks here. 50
Edward M. Forward of Whining
on, visited Grier Murray and family.
Mrs. William Mckay, and Mrs. I
-Iarman Matthews, spent a day in
Wilmington.
Mrs. Samuel E. Ewing was tend
,red a very pleasant surprise party
saturday evening, March 10th in
honor of her birthday, she received
many nice gifts. Those present
we're: Charles Ewing and family,
Harvey Mears and family, W. H.
3urdette and family, John Henry
and family, Geo. Garrett and family,
Samuel Kennard and family. Mr..
md Mrs. Samuel Harris, Roland
Harris, Elwood Wilson, Rev. and
Mrs. Pardee, Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Ty-
son. Mrs. w. N. Wilson, Mrs. J.. G.
Emrey, Mrs. Norman Clark. Mrs.
Harry Dowland, Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil
d. Brown.
William Mckay and family, who
have resided here for 27 years, are
moving to Kennett Square, where
Mr.. Mckay has been employed for
some time.
Austin McCaslin has moved from
near here to Mt. Zoar; Carroll Sim
mers moves from the Riale property
to house vacated by Ross McDougal,
near Woodlawn; Miss Hanna Boyle
will move to house vacated by Sim
mers; Willis Mckinney moves from
the Lloyd Balderston farm to the
house on the Friends meeting house
property here; Pete Tome moves
rom formerly the Edward Hopkins
farm to the farm of Mrs. Joseph
SINNERS; Robey Graybeal moves
from Liberty Grove to place vacated
by Tome, and will farm for James
Riale who lately purchased the prop
srty; Charles Kincaid has moved
from the Carroll Cameron farm to
the Ellis Duyckinck farm, near Cal
vert, where he formerly resided;
SEQ ttJackson moves from the Bentz
farm at Oakwood, to his farm re-
GENTLY purchased, near Pleasant
Grove.
YOUR EASTER MILLINERY