The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1899-10-21
UniOntOWn Items.

Mrs. s. H. Little. of Taneytown, County
Superintendent Of Junior Z. +. work. last
Saturday afternoon visited the Juniors of the
NJ. f. Church, which they appreciated very
much and it was quite pleasure to Mrs.
Little. The Juniors would be pleased with
another call from her.
Mrs. Nevin Hiteshew, who has been visit
ing friends in Taneytown, Littlestown and
Hanover returned home on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. William H. Hoffman, of Bal
timore and Mr.. and Mrs. T. S. Warner, of
Oxford, Pa, were guests of Mr.. Hoffman 5
son Bonnie, at Mr. Cover Routson's Saturday
and Sunday Mrs. Warner was Miss Sallie
Hoffman, formerly ofour village. Her many
friends were pleased to have a call from her.
On Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Brough
entertained Mr. and Mrs. VIM. H. Hoffman,
of Baltimore, Mr.. and Mrs. I. 5. Warner, OF
Oxford, Mr.. Benjamin Hoffman and Rev. G..
W. Baughman of the Lutheran Church.
Mr. Edward 0. Weant of Westminster,
Democratic nominee for States Attorney,
was in town this week visiting his friends so
cially and politically, and trying to make
some new ones.
Mrs Sarah X. Horner and daughter, Miss
Cora, of Aurora, Missouri, are visiting her
sister, Mrs. John r. Wolf.
The C. +. Society OF the N. p. Church eel
tbTdtGu Nldtd bdN pH SuihaN tlSHt last
The programme was filed without break.
1t was as follows: Prayer aud praise service
led by Miss Edna Flater; Scripture reading,
Morrison ID. Smith; prayer, by Mr.. Roby Day;
reading State Presidents message, Willie
Hiteshew; paper on study Of the Bible, pre-
pared and read by Howard Myers; 1.-THE Civ
ing, by Miss Annie Baust; The Quiet Hour,
by s f. Weaver; solo, hy Mr.. William X.
Zolickoffer. Mr.. Rohy Day. of Westminster
Theological Seminary. delivered a very inter
estiug address Report OF State committee,
read by Miss Alice Wright; President Solo
mon Myers presided; Miss Auna Shaw. chair
man of prayer meeting, announced program;
The church was ts.Stetuly decorated with
flowers, foliage plants aud Autumn leaves.
Cards are out announcing the marriage Of
Miss Mabel Viola. daughter Of Ar. Reuben
Matthias. to Mr. Wade Hampton Cummings,
of 1'ilghman's Island. Nd, October Is, at
eight clock, at Bethel Church, Reception
will follow the marriage
Willie Hiieshew went to Frederick on We'd
nesday to attend the far, and was the guest
of Mr.. Charles T. f. Howard family. He
also visited Dr. r. Clyde Routson, 8 Back
eystown, Nd.
Mr.. Augustus Sittig Of Baltimore, accom-
panied by his father, Mr.. John Sittig, q Oh
CITY Pa, formerly Of this county are visiting
Messrs. Henry aud Charles Sit;ig,
Mrs VI. f. Baukard. wife of Mr.. Harry
Bankar,i. near town, died last Sunday morn
lug Of complication OF diseases. She had
been afflicted With rheumatism for a number
OF years Her funeral took place ON Tuesday
morning ia Pipe Greek Church. and was con-
Quoted by Mr. Ephriam Stoner; burial 10 al.
ioiniug cemetery. She Vas in her Isl year.
She leaves a husband, son and daughter, Mr..
keener Bankari and Mrs William Haiues.
Mr. Albert G. HaSn will continue his
fathers business Of carpet weaving at The old
stand.
Mss Anna Harbaueb went 10 Philadelphia
on "Wednesday She expects to 20 wlth her
brothers family. Mr.. f. Pawn Harhaagh =
family. when they move O. New York city,
where Mr. Hsrf.angh I einp!oyesi.