The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1931-06-05
COLORA


ing to Mrs. Cecil D. Brown.
Robert Crawford and family have
moved from the home Of Mrs. Craw.
ford's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Stew
art, to bungalow near Spready Oak.
John Williams, of West Noting
ham, lately sold his pony.
A mad dog passed thru here Tues
day last week and was later dispatch
ed on the Lloyd Balderston farm,
after it had bitten valuable dog be-
longing to Mrs. Balderston; also two
belonging to John Kyle, who is en-
ployed on the farm and who resides
close by the Balderston residence.
The dog was killed by Mr.. Kyle.
The following pupils of Colora
School made a perfect attendance
during the month Of May:
Miss Keim' Room-Ralph Barrett,
Genevieve Cecil, Myrtle Coulson,
Eva Hambleton, David Nesbitt,
Leslie Reynolds, Viola Reynolds,
Alice Cecil, Norris Gibson, Anna
McCardell, Leroy Nesbitt, Jean
Poist, Grace Coulson, Garrett Ewing,
Philip Foster, Elsie Nesbitt, Ellis
Virgins.
Miss Yerkes Room-Helen Bar
rett, Joseph Hambleton, Myra Lip
pincott, Billy Nesbitt, Emily Nesbitt,
Eva Reynolds, Elnor Virgins,
Donald Balderston, Melvine Conrad,
Albert Coulson, Eula VanDyke,
Thomas Lippincott, Robert Rands,
Leonard Conrad, Hazel Ewing, John
Kyle, Pinkie VanDyke, Joseph Wig
gins, Laurence Virgins.
DR.. A. H. Hibshman preached the
Baccalaureate sermon at Avon Grove
High School, near West Grove,
Sunday evening, May oath.
Mt, Pleasant M. E. Sunday school
has been reorganized by electing the
following officers: Superintendent,
A. P. Worthington: Assistant,
Edward Gibson; Secretary, Miss Sara
McCush; Treasurer, Mrs. Edward
Gibson; Missionary treasurer, Mrs.
A. P. Worthington; Organist, Mrs.
Carey Ford; Assistant, Miss Dean
Reese. 1t was also decided to
change the time of holding Sunday
School from 100 p. m. to $50 a. m.
from June LIST to Oct. list. Preaching
service will continue to begin at 2:30
p. m. as heretofore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter McVey have
sold out their roadhouse business at
Porters Bridge to Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur Murphy.
Misses Emma Taylor, Dorothy
Reynolds and James Williams, men,
bers of the graduation class of
Rising Sun High School, were former
pupils of Colora School.
Mrs. M. Oestreich, who resides
with her daughter and soninlaw, Mr..
and Mrs. George McVey, near Rising
Sun, attained her 91st birthday We'd
nesday, May 9th.
Some of the ladies' of the Sixth
District Auxiliary of Union Hospital
attended the nurses Graduation Ex-
ercises in Elkton May 9th.
Colora Women's Club met in their
Club room here Tuesday afternoon
this week.
Candy Preston, of New Jersey,
was at his home here over the week.
end.
Mrs. Howard M. Brown and niece,
Miss Mollie McCardell, of Secane,
Pa, are visiting relatives in and
around Liberty Grove and COlOra.
Miss Alice Garvin, of Mt. Pleasant,
spent a week in Wilmington and
other points.
Kenneth Whitman spent night
last week with his school friend
Street E. Riley, Jr.
Quite number of people visited
West Nottingham Presbyterian Gene
terry on Memorial Day and Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Reynolds
entertained Mr.. and Mrs. Hollis
Reynolds, of Baltimore.
Mrs. Emma Matthews has returned
to her home here after spending
some time near Huntsville.
J. G. Emrey and family had a
very pleasant motor trip to Virginia.
Miss Hanna Boyle visited Mr.. and