The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1938-09-16
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The Ladies Aid of Mt. Pleasant
M. E. Church will meet with Mrs. j.
lie. Emrey Wednesday evening, Sept.
21st, instead of the 14th as report
ed last week.
The Homemakers Clubs of the
County will go On their annual tour
Thursday, Spet 10Th. They will
visit Lancaster and other points of
interest.
r. A. Muldoon and wife called on
the B. F. Caldwells, Sunday even
ing.
Phillip Felpel has returned to his
nome, Port Deposit, after spending
Two weeks with relatives here.
Chicken thieves visited the poul-
Try yard of Miss Alice Balderston,
Wednesday night last week, taking
Is fine laying hens.
Miss Lila Todd, who attended
Teachers College at Salicbury, Md,
asst year, has entered Temple Uni
yersity, Philadelphia.
There were about thirty-five in at
tendance at the w. G. T. u. meet
ng lately held at the home of Miss
Bertha BalderstOn.
Eddie Traynor, has moved from
ICalvert to Porters Bridge.
The residence of the Raymond
Carriers, near Porters Bridge is be-
ing painted.
Mrs. Liggett, daughter Miss
Juanita, Frank Liggett, and Abner
Todd, were shoppers in Baltimore.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Hudson Elk
ton, and some friends from near
,pready Oak, spent over Labor Day
in Atlantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Ewing at
| ended the Gray reunion at Row
.andville last Sunday.
Mrs. Indie Aiken is returning to
Ter home in Port Deposit this week,
lfter spending sometime with friends
n this community.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Heston and
on Albert, of Furlong, Pa, and
\ Irs. r. C. Wiley, of Doylestown,
"a, were recent guests of Mr.. and
| hrs. A. P. Warrington, Mt.
| Pleasant.
Miss Hazel Ewing, spent an even
ng with Josephine Raglan, Rising
Sun.
Il Mr.. and Mrs Howard w. Pussy
son Vessels and Mrs. Walter Mes
oitt, are on touring trip to Montrc-
al Canada and Niagara Falls.
Mr.. and Mrs ]. Standley Foard
| md son Lewis, of Cumberland, Md;
lMr. and Mrs. Lester Foard, of Find
| ey, Ohio, were recent guests of their
/ brother Carey Foard, and family
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Mckay, and
laughter, and Mrs. Robert F. Pierce,
/ spent Sunday, with the William Nc
Rays, Kennett Square.
i Lewis A. Coulson, Yorklyn, Del,
md friend were callers here Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Nickle, Mr.
md Mrs. Howard Nickle, Miss Doro-
ny Nickle, and Harold Merritt, OF
Trainer, Pa, spent Sunday at the
Worthington, and Foard home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Way were
n Wilmington, Monday.
Jesse Price and daughter Mrs
| Clarice Wood, son Robert, of Lapi-
lum, Md, were weekend visitors OF
James Gorrell, and family Rising
; Sun.
Il Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Smith, OF
Avondale, were Sunday callers al
he home of Mr. and Mrs. Clinton
Way and the Norman Ways.
Kof l.
in, Horace Ewing, Mr.. and Mrs
1rant Saylor, Mrs. w. H. Burdett
| md son Lee called on the Samuel
g. Ewings.
Samuel Fitzgerald attended the
| )arn raising at the home of Gilbert
SINNERS last week.
Mrs. Amanda Clemett is very Ill
It her home near Conowingo.
/ Mrs. William Keetley, has been
lutte ill for several days.
Street Riley, Jr., was indisposed a
ew days.
There was reunion of the Shanks
Ian last Sunday at the home OF
Ir. and Mrs. William Miller, Mt.
| olasant, where very pleasant time
| vas spent by all. The Webb brothers,
Joseph Miller, and Marion Brumfield
r., furnished music for the Oca-
ion. A long table was erected in
he yard, where at the noon hour
fine dinner was served, in the late
\ .fternoon Ice cream and cake was
erved to the following:
Mr. and Mrs James ShankS of
| Delta, Pa; Mr.. and Mrs. Howard
;hanks, Port Deposit; Mr.. and Mrs.
AMOS Shanks, of Wilmington; Mr..
Ind Mrs. Ramsey Vail, daughter
Doris, of Oxford; Mr.. and Mrs. Will
lam Seedlings, Christie Stebbings;
Mr.. and Mrs. Merrill Gibson, Buddy,
'hilip, Jennie May, and May Ann