The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1928-01-27

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joying a visit to Baltimore relatives
Miss Ivy Plant and Mr.. Charles
Campbell, both of Betterton, were
married at Elkton on. Saturday, Jan
14th
The members OF the Komrade
Klub were entertained on Thursday
evening last by Mrs. Ralph e.
Reynolds. ss
Mrs. Scott Wilson attended the
w. c. T. U. Regional Campaign Con-
ference held in Richmond, Va, jan
uary 10 and 20.
" The Sixth District Auxiliary of
Union Hospital was entertained very
pleasantly, Wednesday afternoon, by
Mrs. H. L. Shepherd
The Missionary Society of West
Nottingham Presbyterian church,
was entertained on Thursday after
noon last by Mrs. j M. Holden
Mr.. and Mrs. W. K. Blake, of
North East, announce the engage
ment of their daughter, Miss Edith
Tyson Blake, to Dorie X. Foster, Jr.,
of Elkton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Knipe, of Norris.
town, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford
Kirk, Wilmington, and DR.. Work
man, of Mt. Joy, Pa, were recent
visitors of Mrs. Mary Cherry
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Thomas,
with their grandchildren, relatives
and friends as guests celebrated
their fiftieth wedding anniversary.
at their home in Akin, on Monday
evening, January 16,
Gerald W. Dunbar, OF this town,
was hurried to Union Hospital, Elk
ton, on Thursday night of last week.
where he sustained an operation for
appendicitis. He is reported as pro-
crossing toward complete recovery.
Mrs. Clarence Ashby rendered q
beautifully appointed luncheon to
a number of friends on Saturday
afternoon, Jan. IA, at The Oaks Tea
Room, near Oxford Following the
luncheon four tables of bridge were
enjoyed.
In celebration of his 10th birth
day, Master G. Kirk Brokaw enter
tanned number OF his young friends
at supper Those to enjoy his hos
pitality were: Billy Buck, Billy
Cowley, David Cullen, Billie Kirk,
Jean Cullen and Anne Robertson.
Miss Mary E. Fahey, daughter of
the late John and Mary Fahey, of
Havre de Grace, and John Clark.
son of Mr.. and Mrs. P. d. Clark, of
Perryville, were married Saturday at
st. Patrick's Catholic church, Havre
de Grace. by the Rev. James P. Fitz
Gerald. of ST. Patrick's, and the Rev.
Father Fisher, pastor of st. Teresa's
Catholic Church, Port Deposit.
The Fourth Quarterly Conference
of James M. E. church, Rising Sun.
was hold on Thursday evening last
in the church dining room. A nov
ell innovation was the serving of a
banquet prepared by the ladies, that
was enjoyed by the forty-two mem
bers of the Official Board and heads
of the various departments of work
| hoy rfc
heard and routine business disposed
|of.
Mrs Eli T. Reynolds attended the
birthday celebration of Genl. Robt.
e. Lee and Genl. Stonewall Jackson,
held IN Thursday last by the Daugh
ters Of the Confedercy at the War
Memorial, Baltimore. Maj, j,-Geni.
Summerall, chief of staff U. S
Army. addressed the assemblage.
and was introduced by Gov. Rltchie
Three military and eight Southern
crosses oof honor were awarded
The, military crosses are given for
service in the World War to descend
ants of Confederate soldiers, and
the Southern crosses of honor be-
slowed ITO lineal descendants of Con
Federated soldiers who died during
the Civil War.
William r. Delgar. assistant chief
of Aberdeen Fire Department, had
his arm wFenched out of place when
the engine \started abruptly as he
was about toclimb upon it in re-
spending to cNll-
William smedlNy, of Narbeth, Pa
has purchased fr0p II. Rhodewalt
of Ncttieeham. Pa. Nis tract of AIT
acres of land containing felspar and
greensboro deposits, & private
terms.
Announcement is made thSta a new
educational institution The Husque-
hanna Valley School for BoyA,' vii
be opened in Bel Air, under az Mary
land corporation. which has be4n re-
Gently organized largely through the
efforts pf G.. e. Yeaton.