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Maryland State Archives Jeffersonian, Towson, Maryland mdsa_sc3410_1_63-0155 Enlarge and print image (6M) |
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THE Jl
WSON, MARY1
June 5, 1920—Page 5
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WHITE HALL,.
The White Hall Farmers' Club and Improvement Association hasi sold a building lot to John M. Wilson, who will erect a residence upon the lot. which fronts on the Shawsville road.
Thomas C. Hunter has sold to Millard Standiford his house and lot on • the Shawsville road.
Mr. David N. Thomas', who submitted to an operation at a Baltimore Hospital, expects to return home this week.
Mr. William Leckliter is quite ill suffering from an attack of hiccoughs which have lasted for five days.
Mr. and \Mrs. Samuel J. Jones entertained the * White Hall Aid Society on Thursday night.
A subscription was held at the K. of P. Hall at Shawsville on Friday night. The committee in charge consisted of Walter Slade and Lee Wiley.
Miss Helen Hunter, of Baltimore, was a week-end guest of her cousin, Miss Mildred Hoshall.
Mr. John P. Mays has purchased a. new automobile.
Miss Irene McDonald, of Baltimore, spent the week-end with her lister, Mrs. Ella Baldwin.
The ladies of Wiseburg M. E. Church will hold a strawberry festival tonight (Saturday).
Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Bernoudy and their daughter, Miss Mazie, attended the commencement exercises of Gouch-er College.
The teachers and pupils of the White Hall public school held a lawn fete on the grounds of the school on Friday night. Miss Fe'ettey is the principal of the school.
The J. E. Baker Company, operator of the Blue Mount Stone Quarry, has> completed connection with the N. C. R. R. for its siding, and the bridge over the Gunpowder river has been finished.
Sunday School at 1.20; preaching at 2.30.
Mrs. Mary Smith spent Sunday with Mrs. E. Cole.
Mrs. Catherine Britler spent Sunday in Baltimore' with her cousin, Mrs. Harry Brown.
Master Herbert Butler rl^et witn another accident by cutting hls foot in the same place "that he hail ru.n a nail in, and it iq feared blood poison may set in.
Mists Anna Morris spent ¦ Sunday in Ashland.
Mr. Kinzie Turnbaugh spent tl*e week-end with his dughter, Mrs. Johil Chauffman, of hestnut Ridge.
The stork visited the home of Mr. and Mrs. William Sheeler and left them a baby boy.
STILTZ.
CORBETT.
JABRETTSVILLE.
The Misses Hawkins had as guests last week-end Miss Mary Hawkins and Miss Hudgins, of Baltimore.
Mr. and Mrs. William Allen and family of Baltimore, spent the weekend with the latter's parents, M>. and Mrs. Daniel Hild.
Miss Elizabeth Spencer has returned after visiting friends and relatives in Baltimore.
Mrs. Ward and Misa Katherine Ward Spent Monday in Baltimore.
Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Daughton motored to Parkton on Sunday.
Miss Estella Eggleston is visiting her friend, Mrs. Rose Hooper of Arlington.
Mr. Amos Evans has returned home after visiting his friend, Mr. Nelson Bradley.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sloan, of Baltimore, are visiting Mr. Bertram Wiley.
Miss Nannie Pennington, of Washington, D. C, is visiting her father, Mr. Carroll Pennington.
Mr. John F. Tipton spent the past week with relatives in Baltimore.
Mrs. D. Holmes Wood returned home from the Maryland General Hospital last Friday. She is now suffering with a severe carbuncle.
Mr. and Mrs. Guy E. EnStpr were guests of the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. John P. Chilcoat, on Sunday last.
Mr. and Mrs. R. Hollie Wood were week-end' guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Wood.
Summer time has arrived at last. She is a welcome guest, but all the farmers are wishing she had brought a little rain along.
Sunday School at 10 o'clock and preaching at 11 o'clock Sunday A. M. at Clymalira M. E. Church.
SALEM.
Sunday School Sunday morning at 9.30; class meeting at 10.30. Children's Day services June 13th, at 730 P. M.
Mr. and Mrs. William Martin and sons, of York, Pa., were guests' of Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Martin several days last week.
Mrs Hazel Albers and daughter, and Miss Grace Armacost, of Baltimore, Mr. Edgar Miller, of Shamburg, were recent guests of Mr, and Mrs. Albert F. Martin.
Mrs. Berdie Martin, of Upperco;,Miss Minnie Armacost, of Sparks, and Mrs. Margie Martin spent several days with friends at Overlea and Baltimore last week.
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CEDAR GROVE.
Mr. and Mrs. William D. Nicol and daughter, Dorothy, spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Foster.
Missies Norma, Bernice and Jessie Foster spent Sunday and Monday with their parents.
Mr. Harry A. Clark spent Sunday visting relatives and friends in Luth-erville and Baltimore.
It is rumored that we will soon hear the ringing of wedding bells.
We hear many inquiries as to the best means, of eradicating the yellow weed which has1; become such a pest especially in land adjacent to streams. The only possible means we have found is to pull it up, but it requires perserverance in keeping it pulled each successive season.
The mild weather of the past week has, had a beneficial effect on corn, potatoes and garden vegetables, while wheat is looking somewhat better.
Mr. and Mrs. Ludwig EgsladlJer and children, of Baltimore, moved 1 to the farm they recently purchased frlom Mr. William Fourham, of this pla'
Guests at the home of Mr. anld Mrs. Henry Dickmyer on Sunday werte: Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Price and Mrs.l Elizabeth Gorsuch, of Baltimore; M*\ and Mrs. C. P. Lambert and childreA, or-rine, Helen, Mildred and Paul! Mr Morton McCullough and Mr. \ Roy Shaffer. J
Mrs. Lewis Baublitz visited \ her daughter, Mrs. James Bertholct on Thursday.
Mr. William Fourham is on the slick list. J ^^^^^^™
Children's Day services tomorrow 4at gt'ltz Church, morning and evenin
1VK_ and Mrs. William Mathias aihd ehildKgn> ana Mr- Chester Fourha|m and soil, all of near Melrose, spe Sunday arS tne Andrew Wh-
SHAMBURG.
of Mr. and Mri
The ladies and* "sJ; Christian Church wiTiv
^y of Fork stained at kiall Wed-fcClub.
'^^entlemen of Fork hold strawberry
and ice cream festival^ shirley Hal1 tonight (Saturday). ^>
The Ladies' Aid Socf Christian Church were ent the home of Mrs;. P. B. Mars: nesday night by Fork Literary v ...
Miss Pearl and William SlfaW^i" and Martin L. Smith have returned t)1^ their homes for their vacations this' week.
The friends and relatives of Mrs. Rebecca Pearce gave her a birthday surprise party last Friday night at the home of her daughter, Mrs Ida Francis. Fifty-two personss were present. A large white birthday cake containing pink candles was presented by her granddaughter, Mrs. David Pearce.
Mr. Elery Bond will lead Young People's Meeting at Fork Christian Church tomorrow night at S o'clock.
Mr. Fletcher Gorsuch graduated June 1st from Maryland University. Commencement exercises were held at the Lyric and Mr. Gorsuch attended.
Mrs. William Kelbaugh visited her daughter, Mrs. William Jones, of Baltimore, last Sunday.
Those who visited Mr. and Mrs. J. Peregoy were Misses Mildred Carr, Ozella Crr and Nellie Alban, and Mr. Clarence Alban.
Sunday School at 2 o'clock and preaching at 3 o'clock this Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Martin and sjon, and Mr. William Rosier visited at the I home of Mr. J. C. Alban on Sunday.
Mr. William Bosley moved to the house vacated by Mr. John Parker.
Mr. and Mrs Daniel Still and family, of Baltimore, and Mr. Edward Wine-miller, of Hereford, spent Sunday with th e latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. P. Winemiller.
PHOENIX.
and Missj Mowell, of Govans, the week-end with Mrs. W. J.
Charles Stover, of Spar-friends here re-
Mrs, spen t Stover.
Mr. and Mrs rows Point, visited cently ^l^—^^^^^^^
Mr. and Mrss. Oscar Gibson and children, of Walbrook, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Zulauf.
The minsjtrel show will be given this: evening- in the town hall instead of Thursday, as was announced last week.
Unless the supply of newspaper strengthens, hundreds of small rural publications Trill be compelled to suspend, and in view of this situation and the high cost of newsprint The Jef-fcrsonian will after two more issues cut the nam?s of all delinquents oil its list.
This paper has been patient in waiting for some subscribers to pay up, but with the existing conditions staring it squarely in the face, . the time has arrived when patience ceases to be a virtue.
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HEREFORD.
HARRISOIVVILLE.
The annual Children's Day services will be held at Ward's Chapel on Sunday next at 10 o'clock.
The Ros/lyn Sunshine Society met Wednesday at the home of Mrs. Arthur O'Dell, of Randallstown.
Mt. Parran Church gave an entertainment on Fridy evening last at the Randallstown Hall.
The D. of A. of Rolyn, gave a play at Hebbville on Wednesday evening.
UPPERCO.
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