The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1899-05-27
Carroll County G. E. Union.

| behalf of our beloved Union. In the absence of
| Rev. W. r. Graham, who was detained by illness
and who was to have preached the convention ser
mon we had the pleasure of having with Us and
hearing Rev. Edgar Read, from Baltimore He
| gave a very beautiful and inspiring discourse on
| cheerfulness. He seemed TO wish Us as Christian
Endeavors of Carroll to not only Let the sunshine
in" but just much to Let the sunshine out, for
ifw only let it in and keep it in, then it would
| only be doing half of its mission. Miss Lester
here entertained us with solo.
The devotional exercise at the afternoon session
| was led by Miss Myrtle Caple Of Sandyyille. our
! President in his annual message, wished to empha-
size that the real object Of coming together
not enthusiasm alone but how to better help each
| other ana that enthusiasm right along this very
| line would be force wen applied The Secretary
was glad to note in her reports the same enthusi-
| astic spirit and systematic working and steady
all-round cooperation between officers and socie-
! ties special selection from the choir made II
pleasant diversion in the montony OF reports Nrs.
! Eppley the Temperance superintendent gave a
| very good review OF the wors. not withsautiug
the fact that she has had charge of this department
/ only about six weeks. The yustueSs OF tins work
| and the many huJcrauccs that Use up in the path
/ OF those who are willing % work against This
/ mighty enemy To humanity and col are almost
enough TO frigAten them, but it does not iriEhteu
| them thank tod, ami looking 90 him Tor aid they
/ hope with him Oh their side. that In time they
/ must come OF more imam cuu4ge5ors. The report OF
| the Superintendent at Missions followed right
along, and with IT The presentation II the banner
| given to the society iu the Union contributing ghe
most per capita Tor missions. The report read hy
| Mrs q ". H8uShmau. in the absence u Mrs
| Dichl, showed careful stuayof tae wo-k I'D the
| county. with many gratifying statistic. Tae
/ Cieiy deserving thr tanner was -. benjamin,
Krvidcrsl church. near Westminster Tht, SO
ciety u ihg baby societies last scar bali.
walks tbi, year, walks ua silts. for the stride Is
has made over every other record 10 our Union
made rs ali open our eyes The average brought
out IN their osk along th> line vss = = lr mem
ber, with Tzacytowu Reform second. deserving
honorable mention. It's average being SIS }yT
member The highest aveHsze attained up 90 this
time had been SILT by Tpueytawu Presbyterian iu
~
one OF sac hest thing, 90 oar purcam was
parliament ca Christian Egiessor Itesis Tbs
ars, division Of tHis subject Was ibe !3sz Enssy-
orer. By our Ioc.p7cs51eut Rev RotyEr l. Fa,;er-
son who certainly showed very good ssSap
shot pictures Of genuine Ideal EDdcavarrus NJ
Charles T. Wood. the ~ president, 81 the earnest
solicitation % tac p0-stlsnt ;sas g. ihc sezell
and third divisions % ias parliament, tae sfseTS
assigns! on the program lgsaE absent TIE topics
nadcT discussion By Mr Noss were fae I4ea8
Leader anJ Ideal rrayrr Meeting y r We-d
showed Dis 6 spirR 81 hs willingness 81 De
double service Rev k 2 liA;elnAa Aza thr .saFla
and last lopir Iae4i ,aEmtstee. Thss sE-a.er. -
dii those pressing hiul a4ui1ei bis sahsset .a
manner which can nat hgI D. he.pfa. o. sa carts
ilan worker. Mrs Hatch thr state N5slnaAzs
sgperiHteaicHt. Eayca short .zls ga TIE ssteri at
Missions Rev Elzar Esaa conducted tas ",saies
to -
Hour hss occuPjost p-sas ra ous easalg rsa-
gram aud perhaps fos iazs rezs1a- a-sZ Is uas
doub.y Impressive saI sroant- .f szs 1asa#g
bel yiai certainly leaaasg of fas aag So aasEH g
WAS conducted.
TIE opening ssfv5o5 50 CO., cFeasaz zssssaa ass
uusisr tfe supervision ay N-s E-sa.=rrG .szr1uef
our state F'r-,lisHI NJ S. % A-sa..i. fsass BASS.
mory gave %, an alIr-s a1 aas 20 ths s-azt sasls.
jeets oerIgg .ns 'f- m.ras 81 taHs-.sa Easl-ssas-
cTs aEA Christian aarSc- as 9f}. The gazssfsaH
Eodcnyorrr zn1 iae ~s'aoa N@s.e Hf sree t.s-
apJ.iug-i heCauss uf tar zlsral,s ~ ~ TaEe h7
Was ihr oLhcr sT-aEes Cor Iac e7raaax. sa8 uks ia
hzT, talked 81 70 aa au equally important .ahs-ss
a. Christian Fufravg-s, vtr Tbs Is Z saa the
sabbath yrg ascl ihzs Sc uaf - Ga-a 1ar waea
say that the state r--s5rni al.vI af ear PsazTaas
AMI hlti oar lr1gta vgeit wila SYMPATHY f-r sAr
lruusars ana ,s5tH q Assa ssus. ~ ;he & g. saly
asalpsi ,hls -army 81 nalaaH.Ey EHsi a..t ur..
As 8 high sense at "a, ta,s g. B. a.s h-atat-s
keeper
ON Fritay u1-rlrs ibr -at4 14sH ceased srzf ise
sunshine ,sbG-b Sd. ha.l.f r,ss ssr .sss t-s-s AZ
NJ Ecas.s bsilsr- s..r- s,rgsa sa. sssr heavens
au8 .o ygcryl.fgs heart aal face. Ets ing IS ;as
prospect ags bcaBffaf CAV. sssg asa 7 sF.fsi
ard in trafh. The ati-slsue- szs g ssa7--e aaueh
inorya,i. g.tiux - er,zsr- 4laattF e sle s=uz,
5u.ilfy o. I-.I ana srt-.t
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rr,-htrg. M. l.-,, s, t..-,y. ana sf,s-fs..se.
ia. ts ,,,- thing. ri, p. So A,aefsa,.ss s.s! Ia Z
can ha-lly So. bg,r fer-- -,u.f a. .s.g t.h. a. e.
ttt isli,atgsl 7,,sr.sa.is...tv ra-ssaa,.as "a
tt. s,ll--f u.-F--, t,,rt,,.sr.- rs f..rs ID She
order u fhtrrs NJ. Mary q 4sssssaas hal
charge 30 tse a-ss tarf- Better frrrarat.ss. NJ Il
II Rriuiagcr the second Better Prayer uesfsaR.
M Charles Ecker the tai-i H-sses Committee
Meeting ana NJ Il ls.tle shr fsarfA ans .a.t
More Gruer.qs 6!ylas Ths tsiaBsr3 zaa4s rx
clyssv,ir ,s the & 8 worker, r.-hara tass al
christian. are worker, s- ,Aoasa - aa4ae-s ami
II Forkgrs why certainty s.srs ..-,fs f-gza tHs,
f,tr.la-,.,.t r-,.,st hs, s,l;~,i on s..f -r5sg.4
During ia. u...Y .st.-1B...is-- Al. ths s,e.tsus
OF The Executive Committee, the f5lsaaae sserrs
wen. ,s,f f.r the srr..ttra. wear President NJ
t4e,. \ Natse- w,.,r,lp.s.r. Nlr,. President; Rev
A u BaieIasu. Tsurytog.r. ---r-.a-f auf Trras-
urrr Miss Nan Elgser. Westminster yause- Saut
Mr., : II It,tls. rsuevt1ug. Tessu--an., sans.
Mr.. s.-,sgg Er..sy linton grsg-a. ufs,.ss..-s
Spot N-s d. IA E.nra.r..g f-as..-.t..,,a. Pcs.
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a., ,..r.,.e a. 49,, f.,,g,.- s.a. +t.sra. .r
Ia. ,isystis,,sl ..,ry{sr Ery Noah Yessr /. 4.,afr
r..-r,s-t ~, f..i.,r,,r, f-.,r r.rf. -s,. "a .-, "a,
'N'-N''-a 80 '-' 50 ' '' ' " So
late field % labor. The program this year Was
almost entirely along tbs line fs Rafg4 If Mere,
49, p, ~, ~. .,. H.. .-..... i. .. .-.--s.-t ~.
'''N' "'~ 80 '"' - "'-+' r -
shoRed careful work aH the part % the County
Junior SUPERINTENDENT and also on The l,art Of the
.,.ttt..., .-,, ,,-.-s ,,,. .,,-s..sst ,.-- ....g
N N F'f-~' ~ 100
them, Hud thtHG our state JAuluF >AIefLIS etlc3
Z, ho was win rs Will bear me oag ia tsEls asst
=,
s'A'e''ieAe -Ns SAi- sAAs- 4'''-A e4'a''' '''I
state Junior Superintendent mas with as and u j.
not IL, rrrh Ia az, that she "a l,tr,.i m. hearts II
,s-y .,--ff - .-r,. . -. -
aii INC '"A'"-s % NN''N''' nv 'A'N ," t''s-I ~
just what they Ike she also presented thr tanEeF
given Il, th,. s.l-ty bayiu, the iaSt Average Al
,. ts..- - -. ,,,.-.t.-.., n a.. -.
'ei'A'0e 'Ni'14@ '''o 'e''- "sa.''ii'i'.s' - ~
clety had the highest average G. per cent OF the
,t i ,,.r.bfr r.,,.yt,,,, I ,ft,a-s received
honorable inehIoh' a see''I1s win an average q!
81 per cent. OF membership. After she Juniors had
10, III, r,,,r, amt tl,a ,s,r l,.H tt.st stz-f 81
iei' 'IS 'uo1H am ''I' -''''
Geo ID BRINE 'ooA charge oI me quiet h'uf
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