The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1903-08-29
UNLONTOWN DISTRICT ITEMS.
TenterS and Ministers at Linw0Od Camp
Memorial WindwS in Winters church
Sunday School FeStival-PerS0nalS, Etc.

Linwood camp closed on Monday. On Sun
day devotional services, in the morning, were
| led by William Reynolds, of Sharpsburg, Md j;
Rev. j. A. Ault preached at 10 a. m, followed
by children services, led by Mrs. Ault. Rev.
| Gervin preached in the afternoon and Rev.
Ault again at night. George Everhart, Of
! Frederick, had charge of the music, with Har
ry Orison as orgauist. The ministers present
| during the camp were-J. A. Esterhne of
Carlisle, Pa; J. o. Farlan, Steelton, Pa. j.
| b. Doner, Chambersburg, Pa; j. W. Ault.
Highspire, Pa, J. D. Clark, Uniontown, Nd.
| NJ. X. Belts, Sharpsburg, Md. George n.
| Clayton, Pocomoke City, Nd. The tenthold-
ers were-Abraham Harris. Simon Senseney,
! John Baker, Samuel Haines, Rev. 7. II. Free,
| Ihurmonl; Prof }. NJ. Byerly and Harry
! Orison, Frederick; Samuel Foutz. William
! Messler, Miss Addie Senseney, Rev. Harvey
| Gervin and Miss Emma Albright, Mt Carmel,
! Pa; Miss NJ. R. Garner, Mrs. George Trite,
Ezra b. Garner, Jesse B. Garner, and vii.
lam Mitten.
| The new memorial windows in Winters
| Church, which were rededicated on Sunday,
| May 3lst, are, the large front lower window
in memory of Samuel and Susan Winters. pre-
scented by Isaac and jesse Winters, and the
upper large window in memory of John My
ers, Wesley Myers and Mandilla Myers. The
smaller windows are in memory of William
and Eliza Engieman, Jeremiah aud Jane Bale,
James and Jane Lantz, John and Louisa
Geiger, Jesse and Mary f. Myers, Ella j.
Halnes. Moses and Eliza Haines. One to the
pastor, Rev c. W. Baughman. and one 10 the
choir. Mrs. Caroline Englar, Peter aud
Louis Quo, John and Mary Wilhelm, Winfield
). and Francis +. Draeh, Ornie and Martha
Heyde have each presented windows.
Mrs. F. Wagner and daughter Rosaila, Of
Westminster, have been visiting Mr. and Mrs.
William B. Bankard.
Richard Warner, Of Waynesboro, Pa. Wis
tied his mother, Mrs. Alfred Warner, during
the week.
William FAIR of Atlantic City, n j., was
visiting in this neighborhood this week.
Samuel Bair, of Waynesboro, Pa, Is taking
his vacation in this section.
1t Is estimated that 500 people attended the
NJ. 2. Sunday school festival. Cuioutown, Sat.
urday night The Columbia Flag Drill,
by the following: Misses Annie Shaw. Edith
Fiater. Isabel Weaver, Ellie Wagner, Pearle
Flater. May Rontson, Dora Ziie and Nellie
Weayer. took the applause They were
instructed by the pastor, Rev. {. + MeCol-
Tough. The proceeds were so. The Joion
Bridge band furnished the music.
William n. Martin, OF Kingston, \. L., is
visiting bis sister, Mrs. Harry Weaver.
Mrs. Weigle. Of Harrisburg, Pa, Is visiting
J. ". ROdkey and wife.
Charles T.. Hesson, wife and daughter, OF
Baltimore, are visiting his nephew, c. Edgar
Myers
DR.. Newton Gilbert. of Annapolis, is visit
ing his parents, Wesley Gilbert and wife.
Pipe Greek German Bsp;5sts held haFves;
thanksgiving services last Saturday. They
we're addressed BY Elder John Weybrghi, Of
Double Pipe Greek
GBests Of Harrison Weaver and family are
james Harvey Demarisi and Sjte. Of New
York Sity
AZ Charles Edgar Myers aad wife s., Charlie
Hsssau and daughter Elaine, OF Baltimore,
The Misses German. Of BeTryvilie, Va.
we're guests Of DAVIS Myers and wife the past
sc.k
Harry RoassJn. of Baltimore, wAs a. h.s
rauih-g =, Mr. MsSsoar Rsa;aoH g. Saturday
and SuUday
tisorxe Sponsler. son II the late John
Spoasl-F Of Baltsnorr. visited Harry Wesy-
~ = family Saturday evening.