The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1934-09-14
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Mrs. Isaac Yocums Sunday School
man, enjoyed day this week at
Hacks Point.
The Finance Group of the Ladies'
Missionary Society of West Noting
ham Church held a covered dish sup
per in the Chapel Wednesday evening
this week
Philip Foster, Jr., was given a party
one evening last week in honor of his
10th birthday. The guests were
Powell, Shirley Thames, Evelyn Todd,
Doris Nesbitt, Helen Taylor, Ruth
Murphy, Catherine Slicer, Myra Lip
pincott, Anne McCardell Helen Bald
erston, Marjory Murphy, Genevieve
Foster, Lowell Bowen, Clinton Brown,
Garrett Ewing, Jay Emrey, VIM. Bald
erston, Edward Murphy, Marshall
Foster, Robert Balderston, Street
Riley, Jr., Stewart Logan, Ellis Wig
gins, John Nesbitt, Harold Nesbitt,
Wilson Kilby, Francis Burling, Hay
ford Robinson, Fisher Hostetter, Rob-
ert Taylor, Donald Balderston, John
Kyle, Jr., Wilbur Kyle, Chester Love,
Gordon Foster, Mr.. and Mrs. j. C.
Emrey.
Leslie MeCaslin and family were
shoppers in Wilmington last Saturday
Mrs. Harry Balling continues as
principal of our school here.
Mrs. Marian Tatum of this town will
entertain the Rising Sun w. C. T. u.
this Thursday at D. m. Devotional
in charge of Miss Bertha M. Tyson;
Program Leader, Mrs Gertrude Pogue
Delegates will be selected to attend
he County Convention to be held in
North East Church. September goth.
On account of being the only girl
student at West Nottingham Acad-
emy since the other few girls gradu-
-tted, Miss Grace Coulson of West
Nottingham has entered Rising Sun
digh School to finish.
Mrs Henry Cox has returned home
rom Havre de Grace Hospital where
she was a. patient.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carey Foard and son
Paul, Mrs. A. p. Worthington, Dorothy
Nickle and Ella Cantler, called on
Elizabeth Trainor at Union Hospital.
lGlkton.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Speakman and
son and wife, of West Chester visited
relatives here Sunday
Mrs. p. S. Brumfield son Richard
and grandson Roger Lee, of Van Bib
Der; Mrs. r. T. MacClure, Kenneth
square; Mrs. Mae MacClure and son
Donald were guests of Miss Bertha
M. Tyson last week and attended the
celebration at West Nottingham on
Thursday.
Dr. A. H. Hibshman was in Balti-
more a day last week.
Mrs. Foster w. Nickle and son
Stanley, of Trainor, Pa, spent a week
mere with her parents Mr.. and Mrs. A.
p. Worthington.
Misses Bertha M. Tyson and Bertha
Balderston attended the dedication of
the community house at Zion last
Sunday.
Burton Wiley and family, of Norris
town, N. j., and Miss Cora Wiley, At
lantic City, visited Dr. and Mrs. e. S.
Rowland Liberty Grove, and Mrs. w.
N. Wilson, Colora.
+ The Howard Woodrows of Wilkes
Barre, spent the weekend and Labor
Day at West Nottingham
Mrs, Edward Thames and daughter
Shirley left last week for their home
at Charlestown, S. c., after spending
some time here with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. o. Bechtel Miss
Mary Bechtel and Miss Stockley, mo-
tored to Rochester, N Y, this week.
Miss Stockley will remain for a visit
with friends.
Misses Anna McCardell and Gather
inc Slicer enjoyed visit with the
Charles NeSbitts, Upper Principle
Miss Anna NJ Coulson has returned
to Boston. Mass.
Mrs. Walter o. McVey, Porters
Bridge, had pleasant visit with
friends in Philadelphia and New Jer-
sey.
Misses Dorothy Nickle and Ella
Cantler, of Trainor, Pa, are visiting
relatives and friends here also at Lib
erty Grove and Rowlandville.
Mr.. and Mrs Francis DuCoin and
son Francis, Jr, of Audarbon NJ j.;
Merritt Haviland, Sandy Springs, Md,
were callers at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Philip Foster. Mrs. Charles Mes
bltt Upper Principle, was a week lend
visitor at the Foster home.
Charles Davis, Lewis A. Coulson
and Alfred H. Love called on Monroe
Terry, Zion, Sunday.