The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1928-11-30

II. o. Klair, is planning TO open e
green grocery store here.
A grocery store is being opened
In part OF the John T. Hines resi-
dence to be conducted by his grand
daughter Mrs. Samuel p. Ewing.
John Boldly, colored, who has
been employed on the farm Of Mrs.
Fannie Hindman for several years,
was hauling corn from field one
day last week, when the body bolt
I in the wagon broke. the horses
frightened and ran OFF. Mr.. Boldly
sustained five fractured ribs and was
badly cut about his head.
THIEVES visited the hennery on
| the premises Of Mrs. Myra Balder-
ston one, night last week and took
quite number of fowls. About 40
young chickens were also stolen
from. Mrs. Walter Weddle, who re-
sides in the Hawley bungalow near
West Nottingham.
Charles Siler and family have
moved here from Rising Sun.
]. e. Tyson and family moved tc
Rising Sun ON Tuesday this week.
Joseph Brown entefedasinto his
general merchandise business here
ON Monday.
The Ladies of West nottingham
Presbyterian church who recently
held supper in the chapel, took IN
ls24f.5O and cleared $176.65e
The Ladies Aid OF Mount Pleasant
I'M. E.. Church met at the home o.
Mrs. Elmer j. Reese Wednesday
evening, Nov. 21st.
| Rev. DR.. Candee, of Wilmington
preached in West Nottingham Pres,
byterian Church last Sunday morn
ling.
Rev. Thomas Pardee, pastor Of
| Mt. Pleasant M E. Church is quite
lilI. I
| Mrs Levi Atkinson is ON the sici
list at this time. 4.
| Grace Coulson, West Nottingham
Ispent last Thursday night with hel
| school Friend Elsie Nesbitt.
| Mr. and Mrs. J.. Earl Tyson ant
tJoseph Brown, were in Elkton last
Saturday.
/ Miss Addie Moore lately entertain
led her niece Miss Gertrude Dare
Rising Sun.
| Several ladies attended The
! Eighth Semi-Annual meeting OF tbs
Cecil County Federation of Home
makers Clubs held at Elkton las1
tSat.IGay.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Murray Stephenson
| entertained Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Tyso'
land daughter Margaret at dinner
They were also dinner guests OF Mr.
land Mrs. Amos e. Clendenin.
| Alfred Love visited his brother
| Lawson Love and family at Blythe
dale last Saturday.
| Lewis Peters and family, OF Ches
ter were visitors at the home OF III
| Coulson, West Nottingham.
i Mr.. and Mrs. Hartman Matthew
were entertained at the home O
lMr. and Mrs. Earl Mcvey.
J. Harry Poist accompanied som'
| friends on cunning trip to Wiz
ginia.
4 John Jenness, Harrisburg, wal
with his home folks here last week
| Mrs. Maude M. Murray and child
rem, Of Elmhurst, Del, spent few
days with relatives near Porter
bridge.
Mrs. Lawson Love, Mrs. I. N
Hite and daughter Miss Iva Hite
spent Wednesday last week will
lMr. and Mrs. Isaac Yocum.
Mr., and Mrs. Marshall Harris, o
lAtglen. Pa, were callers at TIL
home of Mrs. Mary e. Gray.
Mrs. Amos Jackson, Of Whining
ton is visiting her sister Mrs Emor!
Calvert.
The girls sewing club Of thi
place rendered a very nice program
there in the school building Frida!
Eevening, Nov. 18th. which was mucl
enjoyed by quite number Of pa
irons and friends Of the school
The program consisted of song b!
lrhe Club girls. The More We &c
Together" All Club Pldege: Wei
come, Helen BalderstOn: Proverbs
A stitch in time saves nine. Strike
while the iron is hot: Duet. Smile
by Olive Ewing and Dean Reese
Demonstration, stain removal, Nan
lnie Waddle and Dean Reese: Song
.."Pussy Cat" by Club Girls, Moll.
IMaloney; Helen Taylor and Alic'
Cecil Pageant Club Girls; Recita
ton, wanted girl, Helen Balder
3ston: Song, Four Leaf Glover. b.
Club Girls; RSsding, II for girls, b!
Arlene Connor.
Certificates and pins were award
ed to the following girls whe sem
pleted their years work haviRf
made 1--WE garments: Edna Rey
Inolds, Helen BsjderstSn. Hazel Wig
gins, Dean Reese. Mamie Weddl'
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