The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1929-02-15

IVA, was Rising Sun visitor during
the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin L. Haines
are spending the week with relatives
lin Media and Philadelphia.
Mrs. Mary Cherry is spending
some time with her sister. Mrs. VIM.
Workman, Of Mt. Joy, Pa.
The Komrad Klub was very pleas
antiy entertained by Mrs. J. g. Hind
man, Jr., ON Thursday evening last.
Rev. and Mrs. VIM. H. Micheals
and children, of Media, spent the
weekend at the home OF Mrs. Mich
eals' father, Edwin Haines.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. M. Wilson enter
rained on Saturday. Algernon Carter
and bride, OF Queenstown, Md.
and Miss Elizabeth Jump OF Balti-
more.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alice Alleband and
Miss. Margaret Alleband. Denton,
were visitors the past week Of MT.
and Mrs. Harry L. Shepherd and w.
X. Alice.
Mrs. Melvin Thompson. of New
York, and Mr.. and MRS. ]. A. Har-
.enstine, of Principle Furnace, have
Oeen guests this week OF Mrs. Sarah
II. Wagner.
Mrs. Warburton. widow OF the
ate william T. Warburton, Esq, OF
Elkton, suffered stroke Of paral-
ysis last week. and is in very SER
ious condition.
Miss Mary Brokaw and Miss Re-
IDecca Charles, of State Normal
school, Towson, spent Saturday ana
sunday with the formers mother,
MRS. Louise Brokaw.
Stanley G.. Mulligan and Ada
ariest, both OF Conowingo, were
married Feb 6th, at the M. F. Par
sonage. Rowlandville, by the pastor,
Lev. Clark 81 Marshall
Mas rsaE Nj Myers lid George
Il shropp. of Lancaster. formerly q
auarryvilie, r. d, were united III
marriage Saturday, Feb. End, at the
lutheran parsonage. Strasburg, by
he pastor. Rev. William Weicksel
| Miss Ida Walbeck, only daughter
II Mr. and Mrs. w. e. Walbeck, OF
North East and Mr.. Alfred Cole. OF
Ferry Point were married Feb. q,
1t Havre de Grace. Mr.. and Mrs.
5ole will make their home at Perry
,oint where Mr.. Cole holds q Gov
srnment position.
Norman H. Anderson, formerly Of
Rising Snu, is a member of the class
hat graduates from Temple Univer-
5ity, Philadelphia, on February Is.
Norman was formerly employed at
he National Bank OF Rising Sun and
low holds the position of Assistant
3ank Examiner, Philadelphia Dis
| trict.
| Mr.. and Mrs. J. t. Cameron and
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Cameron left
on Tuesday for Balto.. where they
sailed on the steamship Dorchester.
Of the Merchants q Miners line, for
Jacksonville, Fla, and will enjoy a
| hree weeks trip in the sunny south.
in addition to visiting various points
N Florida they will take the boat at
Key West for Havana, and spend
,ome time In Cuba.
The Cecil County Welfare Associa-
lion met at the home of Mrs. Eli r..
reynolds. on Friday evening. Mrs.
3eardsley, Cecil County Welfare
Worker; Miss Katharine T. Kirwan
| 4 the Maryland Children's Aid So
iety, gave interesting talks.
Sixty members and guests enjoyed
he annual banquet OF the Port De-
oosit Board Of Trade, held on Tues
Jay evening Of last week. DIR. q. A..
richards. president of the organiza-
lion, acted as toastmaster. Co-op-
Grafton was the keynote OF the BAN
luet. toasts being responded to by
or. Jos. I. France. DR.. +. y. Leslie,
Or E. S. Boyle. and Senator Cecil
clyde Squier.
The North East Fire Company, at
its annual meeting on February 4,
elected officers and directors as fol-
lows: President Marion =. Rose;
Vice President. Charles A. Fergu-
SON: Secretary. Il. ]. Campbell; !;
Treasurer. e. G. Wilson; Assistant
treasurer. George W. Philips; Chief,
G. Phineas Craig. Directors: First
District. VIM. Rutter; Second, Chas.
e. Rothermel: Third, Joseph r..
Grant and J. Frank Peach: Fourth,
w. ]. Logan; Fifth. s. r. Crothers;
Delegate at Large. John w. Bost-
wick.
A bake will be held by the FL
nance Committee of West Noting
lam Missionary Society In the Fire
mems Hall. Rising Sun. on Saturday
afternoon. February Is.