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Maryland State Archives Jeffersonian, Towson, Maryland mdsa_sc3410_1_63-0147 Enlarge and print image (5M) |
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SUPPLEMENT
THE JEFFERSONIAN, TOWSCK MARYLAND.
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May 29, 1920—Page 7
Local Correspondence
WHITE HALL.
Mis^ Beulah McGinnis entertained the White Hall Social Club last Saturday night.
Mrs. J. Leonard Slade entertained the White Hall Book Club on/ Monday afternoon.
Mr. Charles Wallis, of near Jersey, is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Thomas L. Parrish.
Miss Elizabeth Bosley, who spent the winter in Baltimore, has returned to White Hall for the summer.
Miss Emma Lytle, of Washington, D. C, has been the guest of Mrs. J. L. Slade.
Rev. Normon, a missionary in China, preached at the White Hall Presbyterian Church last Sunday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Frank Leib, of Baltimore, are at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harry M. Foster for the summer. .Mrs. Emma Norris; who has been ill is very much improved'.
The White Hall Farmers' Club and Improvement Association has sold a lot of ground to Andrew L>. Anderson.
The Association contemplates erecting three new cottages on their property.
Mr. Howard Hunter, of Baltimore, is visiting his sfister Mrs. C. M. Ho-shall.
Preparations are being made by the various churches and Sunday Schools for Children's Day services to be held in June.
ASHLAND.
Sunday School at g o'clock; preaching at 2.30 every Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Melchoir Brown entertained last Sunday the following: Mr. and Mrs. Hacker, of Baltimore; Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Brown, Mrs. Esther Cole and two sons; Miss Bessie and Miss Ada Gill, of Gwynbrook; Miss Edna Hacker. Mr. T. W. Davis is also spending a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Brown.
Miss Anna Morris is spending a few days in Baltimore.
Mr. and Mrs. Perry gave a birthday party in honor of Mrs. Perry.
The stork visited the home of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Sheeler and brought them a bouncing baby girl.
Midfs Edna Howard and Private' J. Long spent Sunday with Miss Emma Perry.
Mrs. E. Cole, of Ashland and Mr. Homer Brown spent a while with their sister, Mrs. Thos. C. Reter.
CHASE.
On last Thursday evening about 80 persons, representing four churches of the Chase Circuit, gathered at the parsonage to welcome the new pastor, Rev. H. R. K. Gill and his family. A pleasant evening was spent in games' and music, ending with refreshments.
Special services^ were held at Eben-•ezer last Sunday afternoon and evening, resulting in sixteen persons uniting with the church on probation.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Horn, of Washington, spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. J. T. League.
Miss Dora Lay, of Baltimore, spent lanlt Sunday with relatives here.
Mr. and Mrs. John Chenoweth spent last Sunday and Monday visiting relatives here.
Mrs. William Carback and Miss Isa-belle Rollins spent Wednesday with relatives at Aberdeen.
Mrs. Maggie Crouch and Mrs. Hat-tie League sjpent the day in the city .on Wednesday.
FORK.
The. regular meeting of Fork M. E. Mite Society will be held Friday evening, June 4, at the home of Mrs. Edw. Munnikhuysen. A cordial invitation is extended to all members and friends. If stormy come Saturday evening'.
Don't:forget the strawberry festival held in ' Shirley Hall on Friday evening, June 5, by the ladies of Fork Christian Church.
The many friends! of Mr. W. O. B. Wright an glad to know that he is tin and hope that he will soon be entirely recovered.
Miss Clara Burton, o'f Dauraville, ending the summer with her C. Holland.
Sunday School at Fork M. E. Church at 10 A. M., followed by missionary service. Preaching at 11 A. M. Every-bodv welcome.
HARRISOWILLE.
Mite Society of First Presby-
i Church, of Randallstown, -met
Weill' ;.'• at -the home of
man.
"The young people of Harrisonvilfe
iwn gave a dance Tues-
iilallstown Hall.
L. W: Davies, of Ten
Hills, spent Sunday as the guest of
icl Mrs. Arthur O'Dell.
ine Standfield has returned to her home after undergoing ion at the University Hospital.
Three autos collided Sunday while their way to attend the funeral of .Mrs. Adam Homan, of Roslyn.
The funeral of Mrs. Charles Miller, of McDonogh, took place Friday from TVIt. Olive M. E. Church, Roslyn. Interment was in Mt. Olivet - Cemetery:
¦TIMONIUM.
Mr. William Fidler and daughter, Mary, spent the week-end at the home of Mr. Fidler's sister, Mrs. Benjamin Duering. of Mount Wolf, Pa.
Timonium Sunday School is* rehearsing- for Children's Day service. The musical program is called "Summer Treasures."
Mrs. Sallie Brown, of Baltimore, was the guest of her sister, Mrs. C. GL Den-ison on last Sunday. r"
Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Denison were the quests of Mrs. George Cromwell, of Baltimore, on last Monday.
Mr. C. C- Crowther. Sr., who suffered a paralytic stroke some time ago} is now improving, and is able to sit up in bed.
Wedding bells will soon ring in the nois;'hborhood.
Sorry to know Uncle Jake got a kink in the neck looking at the circus i id. hope by now he is O. K. once more.'
GARRISOW
An athletic exhibition will he held at Harrison School on Thursday, May
A fair will be held at St. Thomas' Clwirch on iFriday lii^ht. May 28, the
jed to bet-' Miss Rose Haxter. of Kent county, orne time with her sis-Mrs. !^)rmaii Meel. in».% of this place.
Mrs. Armacosl and family, of this' place, sperrt some davs with relatives and friends iii Manchester. They returned home Tuesday night.
TEXAS.
The forty-seventh, 'annual meetinsr of the Friendly Sons Of St. Patrick, of Texas, was held Sundav morning at St. Joseph's School Hall. Officers were elected and reports received from committees. The members also a,cted on amendments to the constitution.
A Are hroke out in the mill of the Empire Furniture factory on last Fri-dav. Tt caused considerable damaere.
Mrs. Mary Kelly, daughter of the late Thomas ,and Hannora Keatinsr, formerly of Texas, died on May 24. She was buried on May 28. Requiem Hisrh Mass at St. Edward's Church. Baltimore, and interment at St. Joseph's Cemetery, Texas.
PARKTON.
The social held by the members of the M. E. Church was quite a. success.
Sunday School at the M. P. Church Sundav morning at 9.30; preaching at 10.30.
Mr. Charles Wilson has accepted a position at the White Hall paper mill.
There was a larere crowd of women g-athered at the Masonic Hall last Saturday night in order to organize a lodp-e for the Msons' wives and their friends.
Mr. Harvey Hale has purchased a new Lexington automobile.
Mrs. Tydings has returned to her home in Baltimore after visiting her son, Mr. Thomas Brown.
Messrs. John and Jarrett Ward spent a few days| this week at their home here.
Master Charles Cathcart, of Fawn Grove, is visiting his grandmother, Mrs. Charles Lamb.
Dr. and Mrs. Hugh R. Spencer, Master Karl Bailey and Miss Genevieve Bailey, of Roland Park, spent Thursday with Dr. Spencer's mother, Mrst Rosa Spencer
Last Saturday evening about halt past nine as Mr. Norman Henley, Mr. Charles German and Miss Mary C. Spencer, of Jarrettsville, were driving on the Frederick road about one mile from Ellicott City their car was struck by an Oakland driven by Mr. Wah-mann, of Baltimore, and thrown over a ten-foot embankment into the Pa-tapsco River. Miss Spencer and Mr. German were pinned under the car in 3 or 4 feet of water. Mr. Henley rescued Mis |