The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1939-07-14
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patient at Union Memorial Hospital,
Baltimore
Mrs. Harry Dinsmore, of Harrisville,
will entertain the Missionary Society
of West Nottingham Church Thursday
afternoon July 20th Devotional lead
er Mrs. Isaac Yocum; Rapid Changes,
Miss Bertha Tyson; Review and out
look, Mrs S. j. Venable.
Martin Blesch, sold out his restaur-
ant business at Lafayette Inn, near
Porters Bridge last week to William
Robinson, of Rising Sun, who took
/ charge of the business last Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Coulson
and little daughter Mary Louise, of
Wilmington; Mr. and Mrs. Leon Gal
laher, of Lyndalia, Newport, Del,
Sundayed with the Fitzgerald family
and Mrs. S. e. Riley, ST., and Mrs. r.
f. Pierce.
Mary Lou Fitzgerald is enjoying a
visit with relatives at Newport and
Elmhurst, Del.
Mrs. william Vannort, of near Port
Deposit, was given surprise July
End in honor of her 83rd birthday
Quite a number of relatives being
present.
Helen and Lois Fitzgerald returned
home Monday from a weeks visit with
the Charles Warfields, Ellicott city.
Miss Bertha Hall, of Towson, Md,
is the guest of her friend Miss Grace
Gallaher, Newport, Del.
Mrs. R. G. Terry. of Greenhurst'
Street E. Riley, Sr.
Miss Catherine Lindamood has re-
turned from visit with relatives at
Port Deposit and Havre de Grace
| Mrs. Edna Robertson visited in
North East for a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Street e. Riley, Jr, and
son Ronald spent Sunday with rela-
tives in Quarryville.
| Grier Murray and family spent
week at Carriers Camp in Potter
county returning to their home at
Elmhurst, Del, last Saturday.
Mrs. j. H. Willis, of Everett. WASH,
accompanied by her niece Mrs.
Thelma Miller, of Boise, Idaho. who
have been visiting Mrs. Willis sister,
Mrs. ]. H. Hawley of West Noting
ham, Md, for past two months, left
Saturday, July 9th, for their respec-
tive homes in the West.
Mrs. Hawley and Mrs. Willis had
not seen each other for 26 years. The
I time they spent together brought back
many memories of days gone by. Mrs.
| Willis is So years old, and Mrs. HaW-
| ley is SO years old. They motored
down in Virginia and visited two
elder sisters, Mrs. E. w. Sumner, OF
Basham, Va, and Mrs. Laura Fisher,
of Pembroke, Va. They had re-
| union while there at Mrs. Fishers
home where a sumptuous repast was
served The day was filled with
thoughts of gladness and sadness, OF
| their meeting and parting, probably
, never to meet again. Toward the END
of the day they made pictures of the
| four elder sisters together; which will
alway serve as the symbol of love
which binds us together here.
The two sisters We're sorely panied
by the passing of their oldest brother,
/ C. w. Underwood, of Sykesville, Md.
Mrs. Willis saw her eldest brother
| twice before his demise, which was a
great pleasure to both him and her.
Mrs. Willis also visited her last two
| living brothers while on this trip to
the east coast. Mr.. Tom Underwood,
of Lancaster, Pa, and Mr.. G. c. I'm
derwood, of Boise, Idaho. She also
visited the family of her deceased
sister Nora Maud Mays, at Roanoke
CITY. Va. Ted Mays and wife, of Lex
ington. Va, and H. w. Mays, Of New
York City.
They attended the Worlds Fair
while there and say it's worth going
to see They visited relatives in Ris-
ing Sun. also Wilmington, Del, and
many other places of interest, includ-
ing WdSnlHSl ION, y. ", "ioio
took a sightseeing tour around the
beautiful city for a couple of hours.
Mrs. Willis said, her trip to the East
coast had been complete in every re-
spect for which she felt so grateful.
Mrssrs David and Allen Mays, and
Aliens wife and little daughter Peggy
and June Rose Mays sister, after
visiting their brother, H. w. Mays,
of New York City, and attending the
Worlds Fair while there. stopped off
in Rising Sun, and visited their sis
ter. Mrs. Arthur Ryan over the
week end. Mrs. Ryan accompanied
them home to Roanoke, Va, She. ex-
poets to be absent some time.
Mrs. Mary Cooney, of Washington,
Pa, is visiting at the home of her
brother, J. H. Hawley, of West Not
tingham, Nd Mrs. Cooney expects to
spend the summer here.