The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1909-01-15
FROM NEARBY TOWNS
CHRONICLE or HAPPENINGS AMONGST
OUR EEIdHBORS.
Items omitted last week for lack Of
space.
MOUNT OLIVE.

The holiday season has once more
come and gone, the most important
holiday OF the year, 20 trust that We
all have spent II In such q way that
shall never cause regret. | think
that most people we're thankful for
the snow. as most OF ug like to see
white Christmas.
Mrs. John K. ShIpley lie very III at
this writing. We all wish for her
recovery.
Miss Jessie Bertha Fleming has re-
turned to the NJ. q. l., Union Bridge,
which school she ID attending, after
spending the holiday season with her
mother, Mrs. Alice Fleming, and her
sister and brother-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs.
Edgar ShIpley. of Mt. Olive. Miss Jes-
Bie has many friends and we all wish
her many happy school days, and that
she may progress rapidly with her
education.
A few OF the members OF the Nor
gan Chapel Epwarth League visited
the Mt Olive League on Sunday last.
We had splendid time spiritually.
Miss Jessie Fleming. Herman Beck
and u. Roy Buckingham spent We'd
nesday Of last week with Miss Flor
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day was very pleasantly spent. Later
In the day they we're Joined by Miss
Grace Pickett. Miss Ruth Gosnell.
Robert Brandenburg and J. Mahlon
Grim.
Albert Harrison and two daughters.
Nora and Edith, spent last week In
the city OF Baltimore visiting relatives
and friends.
Mrs. Alice Fleming has moved 10
the home OF her daughter, Mrs. Maude
Shipley. OF Mt Olive, having no one
to stay with her at her home In Ber-
reLt since her daughter Jessie entered
college.
Clarence Baker. OF this place, gave
New Years dinner nj his home on
New Years day to the nearest reia-
tiyes of his family. Those present
seemed 70 enjoy the good things very
much. The fowl was a large and very
delicious turkey.
On Tuesday evening. the 29th OF De-
cember. the Mt Olive Epworth League
held q social at the home OF Mr.. and
Mira Edgas Shipley. The object of the
affair Was 10 try to increase the mem.
berAhip Of the League of this chapter,
and ! think our wishes were Rratifed.
( The evening was spent in social games
OF innocent amusement. The social
was opened with prayer and song All
present enjoyed themselves very much
and when 1890 arrived all were lnyit-
cd to the dining room. where table
WAS laden with all good things OF the
season, consisting Of several kinds
Of cakes. fruit. lemonade and orange
AIDE. After all had partaken. hymns
we're sung until eleven o'clock. when
all departed for their homes, after
thanking Mr. and Mrs Shipiey for the
Kindness shown them, Those present
were Edgar Shipiey and wife. John
X, Shipley and wife, Mrs. Alice
Fleming. willard u. buckingham and
wife. Nicholas 3. Wood and wife, Goo.
n. Harrison. 1r.. and wife, Samuel q.
Hood and wife. Clarence p. Baker and
wife. Mrs. Mae Buckingham, Mira I.ury
Welsh, Mrs. Rose Miles. Jesse Leather
wood, Iyerson q. Leafherwood, Harry
f. Ecker. Misses 1eaals Fleming. Hal.
lie hunkles. Gladys Butler. Edna Nj.
0osneii, Lulu and Amy Leaiherwood.
Fannie and Ida Carroll Anna and
Mary Wood Herman Beck, u. l. Hair
Tiaun. Lloyd Seiby, J. Mahion Grim,
r. fth9 4sHIhAHNNaEfs OUNEE AAthns
Charles Sheen. jennings Buckingham.
Russell Hood. Herald Wood apd Hii.
airy nraaheaT.
On Thursday. December ~, the
Ladies' AID Society Of this place held
a public social at the home Of their
president. Mrs. o. - Buckingham A
very fine program Was rendered. Tho
social was turned into general watch
meeting az half past eleven o'clock.
This service was conducted by Rev.
G. d. Taylor. The society presented
their president . very handsome clock.
The presentation address, was deliver
ed by G. +, Baker Our pastors both
gave very appropriate address, Her
bert Leatherwood rendered very
flne solo. Sunshine in My Soul I'd
ward Warfield recited very fine
speech, The title was. y am In Love
with Sallie and She LIVES In our
alley. Those present were O n. Buck
ingham aud wife Rev. and Mrs G. ID.
Taylor. Rev. Stewart Magic. w. r..
Buckingham and wife, G. +. Bnkar
and wife. III. r., Iaatherwood and wife.
George N. Harrison and wife. Mrs
Oliver Welsh, Mira. William selby, Mrs
Edith II seilman. Mrs. Dolly Bra
shear, Berry,, Bernice, Leuvantla and
Gladys Buckingham. II. r.. Ecker. Her
bert Gpsnell John aud Lloyd Selby.
Hilary Brashear, Edward Warfeld.
Ollie Welsh. jennings Buckingham
and Reuben I.eatherwood, Sand
witches cocoa and coffee were served
10 ALL
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