The Democratic advocate., 1907-07-19

July 1.-THE "Helping Hands, Sunshine
Branch, held very pretty lawn tete, on Mr..
Cornelius Mllers lawn on South Main street,
Saturday evening, July 9th. The little folks
deserve much credit for the charming manner
in which it was conducted, and were well pa
tronized, having cleared $l2.15. Since April,
when the society organized, they have done
much good work. sending 500 to BIND
Babies Home, New York, $500 to Blind
Babies Milk Fund, ST.. so to Sick Diet Fund,
Baltimore, 10 post. cards to invalid children,
and this week sent $500 to Fresh Air Fund,
of Baltimore, through the 'Sun," and $500
to Blind Babies Summer Home for bed cloth.
ing.
The "Pass 1t On'' Sunshine Branch have
discontinued their meetings for the summer,
but are passing on sunshine. Sent bunch of
carnaton to a sick member, 81. so to Sick Diet
Fund in June; also large box of clothing,
daintes, individual articles for invalid tray,
cushion, stand cover, and many other articles
to cheer shut.in at Carroll County Home.
Have sent large boxes of flowers to Baltimore
Hospitals. In May, TO Church Home by COM
mittee, Mrs. Turner and Miss AIDA Trump.
June to Homeopathic Hospital, by Mrs. Sher.
man, Masenhimer and Musselman. July to
Home for Iucurables, by Mrs. Bergman, Tur.
ner, Misses Cox and Thurman; also sent 80
post cards, post album, and one year s
subscription to a magazine to inmate of Home
for Incurables and birthdays letters to shut
ins.
The Reformed Sunday School Primary and
Jenior departments held picnic at More.
lands spring.
The Lutheran Sunday School entertained the
CRADLE roll, Primary and Junior Departments.
in the Sunday School rooms, in delightful
manner, Thursday evening, July 11th, from
G. 80 to O'Clock. Ice cream and cake were
served, after which each guest was given a
favor containing the word prize, which entitl-
ed each to a Japanese fan, which caused
much merriment.
Mrs. Alretta Morelock is visiting her neice,
Mrs. Howard Hawk. in Reading Pa,
Miss Julia Ruby, Baltimore, is spending the
summer with her grand parents Mr.. and Mrs.
Ed Oursler.
Miss Emma Trump has returned home from
visit of six weeks to Martinsburg, W. Va.
Hagerstown, Waynesboro, Pen-Mar and
Gettysburg.
Misses Ola Brock and Elva Trump, of Ohio,
spent 10 days with their cousins, the Misses
Trump.
Miss Fannie Ross spent last week at the
jamestown Exposition.
Miss Ellen Weaver, Masters Bixler and
Harvey Weaver, Baltimore, and Miss Julia
bO6ueT vi Olcu lSOchs a. nav wv" ''SAs'.6
Mis- j. NJ. Motter.
Misses Ida and Miriam Roeder spent two
days here visiting friends.
MIR. Carroll Wareheim and family have
moved to Glen Rock, Pa.
Mrs. Geo. Shaffer and son of Baltimore, are
visiting her father, Mr.. VIM. Shower.
Miss Treva Margurite Eyster spent week
with her grandfather, Mr.. Crumriue.
Mrs. Breck Shaw and family has returned to
Frederick after visit of several weeks to her
sisters, the Misses LaMottes.
Miss Eva Masenhimer and William Masen'
himer have returned from Philadelphia.
Mrs. Land, of Philadelphia, is visiting her
son, Rev. DIR. Land. ,
MIR. Geo. Land is spending his vacation with
his parents.
Miss Eva Bixler spent two weeks in Hanover
| with Miss Wagner.
Miss Maude Whitley, of Baltimore, is visit
/ ing Miss Corinne Sherman.
Mrs. Lydia Trout, Baltimore, is visiting hel
| sister, Mrs. Arch Buchanan.