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

BERMAN--HALL

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vile, Pa, and Miss Ruth Hall were
married Saturday, Jan. 7th, at Park
Avenue Methodist Church, Coates
Vile, Pa. The bride is daughter
of Mrs. Susan Hall, formerly OF
Colora.
Joseph, the 13 year old son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Beaver, of
Chester, is in very poor health.
His parents were formerly of Rising
Sun. n
Bruce Williams, of West Noting
ham, is a patient in the Walter Reed
Hospital, Washington, d. G.
Samuel T. Kennard has purchased
la new car.
Last week the Woman's Club OF
IColora met at the homes OF Mrs.
Murray Stephenson and Mrs. w. N.
Wilson, and quilted two quilts for
the West Nottingham boarding stu
dents, who lost their belongings in
the recent fire.
Our Station Agent, Mr.. John E.
BOYLE. is confined to his home in.
Rising Sun by illness. Chester Love
is substituting during. the illness OF
Mr.. Boyle. ~
Miss Bertha M, Tyson has pre-
scented a World Hero Calendar to
the Rising Sun High School, and to
the Colora School. These heroes
were chosen by the pupils OF the
vi
having been written about them.
The twelve Heroes are: Louis Pas
Iteur, Abraham Lincoln, Christopher
Columbus, George Washington, Ben
jamin Franklin, Woodrow Wilson,
Florence Nightingale, Joan OF Arct
Socrates, Johann Gutenberg, David
Livingstone, George Stephenson
THE three essentials OF . Heroism
were nobility of Character Fearless
and self-Sacrificing Devotion to a
Great Cause and Constructive Work
for Humanity Of Permanent Char
acter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Stephens and
Davis Boyd were Sunday guests at
the home of Mr.. S. S. Boyd Noting
ham, Pa. Robert Davidson, OF Ire
land, accompanied them home for
few days visit.
Miss Annie Shelter entertained
company sunday afternoon.
A goodly number attended The
Ladies Meeting held at the home OF
Mrs. 7. A. Ewing Wednesday eve
ming Of last week,
Mrs. Alberta Jagey Brown, OF
Perry Point, was a recent guest OF
her cousin. Miss Bertha M Tyson.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall Harris, OF
Atglen. were callfrs at the home of
Mrs. Mary Gray,(
Mrs. Emily II. Coulson was on
business trip tai Elkton last week
Thomas Hopkins has returned to
his home in New York, after spend
i ing some tim,A here at the home OF
his aunt, Mss Rebecca Hopkins.
Ransom r. Reese. Ridley Park,
Pa. visited his mother, Mrs. Thomas
Reese,
Miss Elizabeth shonck, of Perry
Point. was a recent guest OF MISS
~ Kirk.
William Dunlap and family, West
Nottingham, were Sunday visitors
with relatives in Delaware.
Hayes Kennedy and Howarh Rea-
son, of Havre de Grace, were callers
sunday at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert A. Boyd.
Mrs. Isaac Yocum was numbered
among the indisposed for few days.
Mrs. Louie Blackburn lately re-
turned from pleasant visit at the
home OF her sister, Mrs. Arthur M.
Tosh, in New Jersey.
Mrs. Annie Brown is visiting IN
Port Deposit.
Mrs. John Blackburn, Jr,, mas
Ibeen quite poorly.
A man employed at Rowlandvllle
paper mill was seriously injured last
Saturday. J. E. Tyson took him in
his ambulance to Baltimore Hos
pital.
George e. Garrett and family OF
Baltimore spent the weekend with
his grandfather, John T. Hines, and
Samuel E. Ewing and family.
Mrs. w. N. Wilson, visited her
daughter, Mrs. Helen Bennett. and
ifamily, Philadelphia.
John Liddell. son William. and
Alfred Mckay, were in Lancaster
Monday.
Mrs. William T. Jenness Is sub
shutting at Liberty Grove School.