The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1934-08-31
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George w Coulson who has held a
clerical position with the Dupont Co..
Wilmington, for the past few years,
has been promoted to travelling audi
tor and will begin his new work Sept
9Th He is a son of Eli Coulson, West
Nottingham.
Homer Keetley has equipped his car
with a radio.
James Foote and family, Hockessin,
Del; Eli Coulson and family, West
Nottingham; George w. Coulson and
wife, Wilmington, and Lewis A. Coul-
son, spent Saturday at the Woodrow
cottage, Hacks Point Beach.
Mrs. Henry Cox, West Nottingham
was operated on for appendicitis at
Havre de Grace hospital. Saturday.
West nottingham Sunday School
will hold their picnic in the Church
Grove this Thursday.
Mrs. George Garrett and son, of
Baltimore, visited Mrs. Lille Ewing
Mr.. and Mrs. John Burkins enter
tanned relatives from New Jersey Sun
day.
Mrs. John Blackburn is quite poorly
at this time.
Mrs Scott Pierce called on the
Samuel E. Ewings.
j. H. Liddell and son have installed
an electric labelling machine in their
canning house here.
Master Lawrence Virgins has pur-
chased a bicycle
Stray dogs recently killed nearly all
of large flock of chickens belonging
to Mrs. w. ID. Common, West Noting
ham.
Carey Foard had his back badly
bumped a few days ago while working
in the apple packing house on the
Balderston farm here, when a stack of
empty baskets fell from a high place
in the building striking Mr.. Foard on
the back.
The County Executive of Cecil coun-
ty W. C. 7. U. was held at the home of
Mrs. r. c. Shippers, at Leslie, Tuesday,
August 18th. Plans were made for
the annual County Convention to be
held in North East M. E. Church, Sep
TENDER goth, which will be the 49th
annual convention Mrs. Mary R.
Haslup, State President will deliver
an address in the afternoon.
Cecil Virgins and family, Malvern,
spent last week with relatives at
Cochranville, Porters Bridge Colora.
Norman Mckay has returned to his
home in Kennett Square after spend
ing some time here.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Fulton Oak
wood, lately entertained a number of
dinner guests in honor of the birthday
of their daughter Miss Harriet; also
to announce her engagement to Earle
Oakley Gilbert Rowlandville, the
wedding to take place next month.
The guests entertained We're Mr.. and
Mrs. Luther Hindman, Calvert; Frank
Keen West Nottingham; Jerry Muir
ply and family, Wakefield, Pa; Earle
Gilbert, Rowlandville; Edgar Fulton
lakewood; Mr.. and Mrs. John Fulton.
Mrs. Arthur hewitt and son, Phila-
delphia, and Candy Preston, of Glous-
ter, N. j., visited their mother here,
last week.
Mrs. John F. Pierce, of Chester, Pa,
was caller here at the home of Mrs
r. F. Pierce.
Miss Hanna Boyle, was Rising
Sun visitor last Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Way lately en-
tertained friends from Baltimore.
Miss Anna Foote, of Hockessin, Del,
spent the past week at the home of
her grandfather Eli Coulson, West
Nottingham.
Miss Hazel Ewing has returned
home from a visit with Miss Ruth
McVey, Media.
The Westminster Guild, of West
Nottingham, was entertained last
Thursday by Mrs. Maurice 0. Woodrow
at her cottage at Hacks Point Beach
Junior Foster and sister Genevieve
entertained a company of their young
friends at party last Thursday eve
ming. Those present were Misses
Helen Taylor, Ida Tome, Catharine
Slicer, Anna McCardell, Evalyn Todd,
Shirley Themes, Garrett Ewing, Ellis
Virgins, Jay Emrey, Street d. Riley,
Hayford Robinson, John Nesbitt, Will
son Kilby, and Harold Nesbitt.
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