The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1936-12-11
COLORA

Nottingham has been reorganized.
Mt Pleasant NJ. E. Sunday School
will hold their Christmas entertain
ment Sunday evening, Dec. 2Oth, at
| o'clock, in the church.
Colora Women's Club had an all-day
quilting Tuesday last week at the
home of Mrs. Samuel E. Ewing, two
quilts being quilted to be presented to
the Joseph d. Poists, whose home was
destroyed by fire some weeks ago
A son weighing nine pounds and
quarter has been named Eamuel Wes-
ley, was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
w. Fitzgerald, Wednesday morning,
Dec End The three sisters are much
pleased to have a little brother.
Thieves have been busy lately around
West Nottingham where turkeys We're
stolen from the premises of Miss Ber-
tina M Tyson, Eleven fine pullets
were taken from Mrs Ella Coulson and
some taken from DR.. Hibshman.
Mrs. william Dunlap received from
her son Ashmer Dunlap, of Webster
Florida, the skin of a rattlesnake
measuring TT. long and nearly one
foot wide. The reptile had fifteen rat
tiers. Mrs. Dunlap is wearing Is as Il
cure for rheumatism.
Mr. Arnett has had telephone IN
stalled in his residence.
| Clarence Starkeys new bungalow
near West Nottingham will soon Dc
completed.
Mrs Edith Brown. formerly of Co
lora, was badly injured by falling in
the yard at her home Akin.
Homer Keetley who has been pa
tient in Union Hospital. Elkton. since
, the night of his accident at Liberty
Grove when his truck was struck by
freight train is expected to return to
his home here this week. His mother
Mrs. William Keetley, who was very
ill at the time of her sons accident, Is
, again able to be about her home.
, Mrs ]. Otis Kennard will be hostess
to the meeting of the Ladies' Mission
airy Society of West Nottingham Pres
{ byterian Church, Thursday afternoon,
December 18th.
Alfred H. Love and mother, Mrs.
Lawson s. Love, and Mrs. Marion Ia
tenn, this town, and Mrs Samuel Klein,
of Rising Sun, lately enjoyed motor
5 trip to Longwood Gardens
, Miss Catharine Way and Miss Alice
, Williams, of Germantown, Philadel-
l phia lately visited the formers uncle
4 Clinton H. Way and family. Mrs. Mary
f. Dunlap was also visitor at the
Way home. Mrs Ernest Briscoe and
h.. children Ernest and Catharine, of Bal
, timore. were callers at the same home.
Mr. and Mrs. George w. Coulson, of
g Wilmington, were callers Saturday af-
ternoon at the homes of S. E. Riley
:, and s. w. Fitzgerald They also call
i ed on Mrs. Ella Coulson and family,
: at West Nottingham.
Joseph Drennen. of New Jersey, late
ly spent few days with his home
s folks, the Clyde Drennens and Mrs.
: Mary E. Dunlap.
w. Grier Murray, Clarence Miller,
e Ben jamin Corrigan of Elmhurst, Del.
e and A. NJ. Forwood, of Wilmington, re-
, turned Sunday from their hunting trip
in Potter County. Pa, all being unsuc-
J. cessful in capturing deer.
Street Riley, Jr., Mrs. William Rey
nolds and daughters Wanda and Joan
called on the Grier Murrays, Elmhurst,
and Mr. and Mrs. S. NJ. Lopez, Wilm-
ington, Friday evening.
: Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Caldwell enter
q tanned callers from Quarryville, Pa.
Vernon Baker and Roy Pettycrew.
: of Blythedale, called on John Chamber
5 lain who resides with Mr. and Mrs.
Walter o. McVey. Porters Bridge.
. Mrs. Eve Burdett and sons, of Booth
: wyn, Pa, and Miss Louise Ewing, of
-, Rowlandville, visited the Samuel E.
= Ewings.
y Mrs. Robert F. Pierce returned home
G Saturday evening from visit with
relatives in Yorklyn. Del, Elmhurst
J. and Wilmington.
Mrs. A. p Worthington has been
, spending some time with her daugh-
u ter Mrs. Foster w. Nickle, in Trainer,
|, Penna.
Mrs Leon H. Gallaher and daughter
> Grace of Elmhurst, Del, spent the
: weekend with her home folks near
c here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carey Foard and son
Paul and Mrs. A. p. Worthington, were
4 Irecent shoppers in Chester, Pa.
Sonny and Willie Reynolds. Rising
Sun, week ended with their uncle and
aunt Mr.. and Mrs. S. M. Lopez, in
Wilmington.
Mrs. Samuel E. Ewing. son Garrett,
Mrs. Annie Ewing and Miss Hanna
Boyle, motored to Middletown, Del,
where they visited Mr.. and Mrs. Groom
Mears.
:, Chester Love was home from Wilm-
ington over the weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. DAVIS, OIL Washington,
, D. c., were Sunday guests of the Ried
Morrisons.
Mrs. Harry Plummer, of Rising Sun,
is with Mrs S. w. Fitzgerald.