The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1938-04-01
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Brady McGlothlin and family ex-
pect to leave here this Thursday fol
Hemlock North Carolina, where they
will spend two weeks with Mrs. Nc
lGlothlin's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Smith
Graphical, and other relatives.
The Young Peoples Group of Mt
/ Pleasant Church was entertained We'd
nesday evening last week at the home
of Garrett and Hazel Ewing.
Jean Warfeld, the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Charles d. Warfield, OF
Ellicott City, was on the air for her
first time last Saturday morning, over
w. b. A. l.. Baltimore, when she very
sweetly sang "Goldmine in the Sky
Relatives and friends in this section
enjoyed hearing her.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Love and daugh-
ter Miss Martha We're callers here
Monday afternoon.
| Mr.. and Mrs Paul stephens, are oc-
cupying the NJ. L. Parsonage at Mt
Pleasant
| Mrs. Light and family have moved
from the Bradley property at Spready
Oak into the bungalow belonging to
Joseph Mckee, close by
| Benjamin Burns and family moved
from Hickory Hill, Pa, to the house
vacated by Frank Keen and Mr.. and
Mrs. Luther Hindman, on the J. Hor
ace Hawley farm, at Korner Ketch.
Arthur and Cecil Calvert and mother
moved to the Albert Ewing farm,
which the young men will operate.
j. C. Emrey, has purchased a new
truck to be used in his warehouse
business.
Rev. John w. Jones, has been asked
to return as pastor of Tome M. E.
Church, Port Deposit, and Mt. Pleas
81 oh Cn1nra for another Con-
| ference year Walter Todd, of Port De-
post church, and Edward Gibson, of
Mt Pleasant Church, are attending
Conference
Twelve members of Colora Women's
Club were in attendance at an all day
sewing last Thursday at the home of
Mrs. Marian Tatum 16 dresses were
made and several mems shirts, which
will be given to the Needlework Guild.
I Miss Phoebe Beard, who was assist
ing in saving wood with a circular
saw recently, fell striking her arm on
the saw, which inflicted wound that
required 10 stitches.
Leonard Conrad, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
William Conrad, has returned to his
home from Johns Hopkins Hospital,
Baltimore. where he had spent sever
al weeks.
Mrs. Lewis Taylor was taken to
Union Memorial Hospital, baltimore.
A. P. Worthington, has been quite
poorly at his home, near here.
Mrs. Alkaline Bradley is numbered
among the indisposed
Miss Marjorie Murphy spent a
couple of days in Baltimore.
Mrs B. F. Caldwell and children,
Charlotte, Ann and Bobby visited Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Muldoon last Fri
day She also called on a few of her
former neighbors here
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Coulson, of
Wilmington, his aunt Mrs. Clara Simp-
ers Muller, of North East, We're callers
at the home of Mrs. R. F. Pierce Sun
day afternoon.
The Samuel Fitzgeralds, Mrs. S. E.
Riley enjoyed visit with Charles
Warfield and family, Ellicott City, Md,
Sunday
Mrs Harry Murphy was in Phila-
delphia few days.
Miss Genevieve Love, attended
the 50th wedding anniversary, of Mr..
and Mrs Edward Barr, Port Deposit,
Sunday.
Mrs. Charles Ewing, of Elsemere,
Del, visited Samuel and Annie
Ewing the past week, John Henry,
and family, of Concordville, We're also
visitors of the Ewing family.
Ried Morrison and family, of Valley
Forge, were Sunday callers at the Car
ter home near Porters Bridge.