The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1938-08-19
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week we made mention of Mr.. and
Mrs. Earle Ewing, of Elsemere, Del,
having accompanied other relatives
on their recent trip to Niagara Falls,
Earl still remains single young
man. So we desired to correct The
mistake of him having wife along.
MIR. and Mrs. Norman Way, Mrs.
Clinton Way, Mrs. R. A. Muidoon,
Mrs. r. F. Pierce, Miss Hanna Boyle,
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Body, Colora,
were among those who attended the
Riley Reunion Sunday afternoon.
Many from this community are at
tending oxford Carnival
The Ladies Missionary Society or
West Nottingham Church will be en-
tertained this Thursday afternoon
at the home of Mrs. Luther Hind
man, West Nottingham.
The Ladies Aid of Mt. Pleasant
I'M. e. Church met with Mrs. Russell
REYNOLDS, Wednesday evening, this
week.
Everyone is invited to attend the
services at the reopening OF Mt.
Pleasant M. e. Church next Sunday,
Rev. w. H. Briggs, of Elsemere, Del,
will preach at 1880 a. M; Rev. q.
III. Sharpless, of Galestown, Md, will
speake at $3.50 p. M; Young People
Meeting 1880 p. m, in charge OF
John Lippincott; Preaching at p.
M, Rev. Tilman Smith, OF Green's
boro, Maryland.
Mrs. Thomas Smith and daughter
Miss Dorothy, and friend, OF Stan
ton. Del, called on the former
brother-in-law, Lawson S. Love, and
son Alfred. The Isaac Yocums were
callers at the same home.
Mrs. Grier Murray and children
Betty, Alkaline, Nancy, and Reyn-
Odds, of Elmhurst, Del, spent Fri
day-Saturday last with her mother
Mrs. s. E. Riley, Sr., and her sis
ter, Mrs. S. w. Fitzgerald.
Alfred H. Love, attended the Nc
: Kay-Logan, Wedding at Valley
Forge, Aug. 8th.
Mrs. George w. Coulson, of Will
I mington; Mrs. Leon Gallaher Lyn
dalia, Newport, DEL, Mrs. S. E
: Riley, ST., Mrs. S. w. Fitzgerald
, and children Mary Lou, and Sam
uel spent Monday afternoon will
Mrs. r. F. Pierce, it being her birth
day.
2 Mrs. A. S. Venable, who resides
a with her son DR.. Venable, and fam
5 lily, West Nottingham, lately re
i turned home from visiting at Cape
S Charles, Virginia, and North Caro-
lima.
!, Fred Reburn and sister, Mis-
l. Ruth, and Mrs. w. N. Wilson spen
: last Thursday afternoon and evening
e with Miss Susan Henderson, BALTIC
e George w. Coulson, of Whining
ten, spent last week in West Vir
ginia attending to business for thu
Du Points.
Q Miss Jane Thompson, is visiting
: her aunt Mrs. Helen Fulton, Oxford
! Mrs Scott Pierce and daughter
8 Gladys, and Mrs. Harvey Move,
e are bring entertained this week a
: the home of Mrs Samuel Ewing.
e Sydney Venable, West nottingham
! had a pleasant time with the Bo,
t Scouts at Camp Rodney along tn
g Chesapeake Bay.
|. Helen and Lois Fitzgerald are Wis
:. iting erlatives at Elmhurst, Del.
: and Lyndalia, Newport, Del.
: Mrs. Mary Garvin spent. a da.
: with Mrs. Asa Stephens and family
r The David McVeys were Sunda,
f visitors at the home of his fathe
e Walter o. McVey, Porters Bridge.
: Mrs. William Seedlings, of Por
h Deposit and cousin, Mrs. Elizabeth
0 Hood, of Ohio, spent a day the pas
week with Mrs. John Burkins.
Miss Thomas, of North Carolina
L is visiting her grandparents Mr.
: and Mrs. William T. Slicer AM
: the Philip Fosters.
4 Warren Lynch and family, Har
4 vey McVey, of Chester; Mr.. and Mrs
/. George Garrett, of Baltimore; Ear
Rense, Miss Pauline Mears, of Will
mington; Anna Burdette, Lee Bur
4 dette, Boothwyn, Pa; Lee Ewing
of Rowlandville; Charles Ewing ant
!. family, of Elsemere, Del, Sundayet
/ with Samuel E. Ewing, and family
Mrs. Street e. Riley, Jr., and lit
tie son Ronald, visited with rela
tives at Quarryville, last week.
r Edgar Harris and family, of Rus
sellville, Pa, were guests of Gran
Vile Harris and family Sunday.
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