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Christmas Entertainment.

Thomas Chapel Sunday school at
Tanuery, held a Christmas entertain
me1t on December 9th. The church
was decorated with evergreen and
laurel. The following program was
rendered by the children of the school.
Singing by the school, No. 2; re-
sponsive reading, Mr.. Samuel Sharp;
prayer by superintendent; singing by
school, No. 6; Christmas Eve" Ada
Blizzard; Christmas" by Ida Lowe
and John Bitzel; singing by school,
No. s; "A King Came Down." Roy
Sykes and Elva Shaffer; solo and
chorus, Mildred Shaffer and three lit
tie girls, carrying candles and ever
green; dialogue, Winters Child
with Henrietta Himler representing
Winter" Ethel Lowe as Spring
Annie Dell, as Summer; Amanda
Green, as Autumn; Faith" carrying
cross, by Mary Lowe; "Hope," car
rying anchor, by Belle Clary, and
Love" with heart, by Grace Barnes
singing by school, No. IL; "Heralds OF
Christmas" by six children; singing
by five little girls who carried ever
green wreathes; recitation, by Ida
Lowe; singing by school, No. IL.
After the program Samuel Sharp
presented the superintendent, Miss
Blanche K. Baer, with very hand
some lamp, i'm behalf of the Sunday
school, as a token of their esteem fol
her service as a superintendent dur
ing the past year. The children re-
ceived their usual treat of candy and
nuts. Mrs. 4 P. Baer, of Gainesville
a good friend Of the Sunday school,
sent beautiful dolls, books, balls and
cards for the scholars. Little Miss
Belle Clary was present at every ser
vice during the year, and was pre-.
scented with book for perfect attend
ance Miss Ida Clary was organist
for the entertainment. The school is
in a good condition and we are look
| ing forward to a successful New Year
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A Surprise Party.
For the Advocate.

For the Advocate.
: very enjoyable surprise party was
given at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
George Condor last Friday evening
i'm honor of Miss Minnie Bloom, of
Poplar Springs. About o'clock the
guests began to arrive and all spent
a very pleasant evening. Graphic
phone music was furnished by Mar
shall Wetzel. The play room was dec
Grated with crow foot which was
brought from each corner and each
side to the center of the room and
tied with large bow OF white ribbon.
The dining room was decorated with
red and pink paper roses with green
foliage About II o'clock the gentle
men escorted the ladies to the table
which was laden with cakes, lemon
ade, candies, apples and oranges After
refreshments were served the guests
returned to the room ind INDUCED In
games until late hour. Among
those present were Mt. and Mrs. Geo.
Condor and family, Mr.. and Mrs.
Luther FoEble and family, Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Pickett Mir. and Mrs.
Harry Condor, Misses Minnie Bloom
~ Poplar Springs; Esther Gartrell,
Naomi Gartrell, Lillian Milter, $her-
man Buckingham, May Gosnell, Gladys
Butler, Of MT. Airy; Leona Mailman,
francis Gosnell, Viola FoWble, Jesse
Gosnell and Georgia Fowble, Leonard
Gosnell, Marshall WetZel, Joseph Pick
EFT, Guy Wetzel, Benjamin Condor
Ernest Cover, Lester, Long, Boyd
Gosnell, Riley Gartrell, Harry Asply-
mer. John Zile, Ollie Pickett, Jay Con-
oway, Roy Pickett, Augustus and Lee
Condor, Howard Gosnell, Beulah Pick
ett. Samuel Gosnell and Walden Cos
nell. All departed after thanking
their host and hostess for their kind
mass
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a Party Near Gambler.
For the Advocate.

For the Advocate.
At the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Jos.
Ward Friday evening, December 81,
was the scene of a most enjoyable
party given in honor of their daugh-
ter Miss Disye and ner friend, Miss
Blanche Ford. AT an early hour the
guets began to arrive, and all endulg-
ed in games and music until a late
hour, when refreshments were served
in abundance. Those present were
JOS. Ward and wife, Frank Warehime
and wife, Lewis Miller and wife, Mrs.
Clinton Shipley, Helen Barthlow, of
Baltimore; Daisy Pool, Blanche Ford,
Beulah Shalk, Margie Zepp, Pauline
Barnes, Bessie Zepp, Bertha Phillips,
Viola Barnes, Bessie Ward, Nellie
Gardner, Amelia Wsrd, Laura Powd-
er, Edith Myers, Disye Ward, Grace
Bush, Harriet Ward, Blanche Ward,
Lewis Connely, of Shoreham, N. X;
Peter Linton, Cecilous Bellison, Her
bert Yingling, Theodore Pool, George
Shipley, Peter Smith, Courtney Ship
ley, Arthur Smith, Morris Gorsuch,
Jarrett Shalk, Brook Dell, Gilbert
Brown, Vernon Rhoten, Ewing Hagey,
of Sandyville; ODDS Gambler, Frank
Pool, Jabes Barnes, Carroll Ford, Todd
Ford, Roy Gambler, Roy Bowers, Geo
Gardner, Ellis Bowers, Charles Barnes
George Schwartz, of West Point; G.
Conway, Beyard Arnold, George Phil
lips, VIM Zentz, Elmer Davis, Her.
man Ward, Vernon Green and Wilmer
Ward
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Miss Bessie Green Is visiting friends
i'm Baltimore.
Mrs. Il. o. Diffendal, Bond street,
mas been enjoying the snow scene i'm
Baltimore the last two days.
I. Hamilton Repp, of Union Bridge,
left this week for Florida, where he
VIII spend the balance OF the winter
Raymond Angel, Oil Feesersburg, at
tended the automobile show i'm Mad
ison Square Garden, New York, last
week
VIM. F. Helm, the jolly gateman at
the w. M. Railroad crossing, made a
flying business trip to Baltimore this
week.
Mrs. Charles G. Mitten and son Al
bert, OF Westminster, are visiting her
daughter, Mrs. U. wv. Little, Union
Bridge.
Our linotype operator, Samuel 4.
Myers, was laid up few days this
week with the mumps or jaw trouble
He il on the job again
John M Laufer and Miss Holise E.
Bond of Lamotte, daughter of Wesley
in Baltimore this week
William RessIer, Oh John Wanna
makers department store, Philadel-
phia, is home, at Union Bridge, for a
few weeks on the sick list.
Miss BERTHE Biehl and Miss Helen
Zepp, OF Liberty street, and Messrs.
Norman Roop and Russell BiXler spent
Saturday and Sunday with Mrs. T..
r. Roop, Baltimore.
Mrs. H. D. Fowble and children,
Helen and Donald, East Green street,
spent the the latter part of the week
with Mrs. Fowble's mother, Mrs. J..
A. Smith, Union Bridge.
w. Harry Streaker, Of Sykesville,
was in this city on Tuesday on bust
ness. Mr.. Streaker paid his respects
to the members of the Advocate while
here, who were glad to see him.
Mrs. w. G. Osborne, Of 1853 East
Main street, has returned home after
three weeks engagement nursing
Mrs. G.. Lynn Coane, of Locust Stock
Farm, who has a son. Both mother
and son are doing fine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Z. Petts and sons
Omer r. and George E., Jr., of 1929 N.
Wolfe street, Baltimore, Md, spent
the holidays with Mrs. Petts sister
and brother-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Poisel, of Philadelphia, Pa.
Invitations have been issued for the
marriage of Miss Mabel Stocksdale,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore B.
Stocksdale, of Reisterstown, to Joseph
p. Brady, of Woodlawn. The we'd
ding will take place Wednesday even
ing, January 19, at the home Of Miss
Stocksdale's parents and will be fol-
lowed by reception.
Miss Clara A. Wiltkoff entertained
a number of friends Monday evening
last at her home, Cumberland street,
Baltimore. The house was beautifully
decorated with palms and cut flowers.
The guests were seated at small
tables, decorated with roses and pink
shaded candelabera. Receiving with
Miss Wiltkoff were Miss Lura E..
Buckingham and Mary II. Gregory,
both Of Baltimore. Many out-of-town
guests were present.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1910-01-14
Sale Register.

rsbrrarv 21st, at ii a. m. z work horses, all
r. drives and we'll bred, colt, cows. hogs. bug
90" l,,-rv binder, mower, and all farming nipple
gy, su- IN GOOD order also household and kitchen
neri+ hay and fodder. Harry Caple. near
paale p O. and 81 miles south of Westminster.
2 n Davis Auctioneer
March 1O-4-head of horses and colts. s head Of
tile ! four-horse wagon, binder, drill, horse
CO. ~ flows. harrow ETC. Edw. Ruby. on the road
i L@AT from Snydersburg to Brillhart's mill.
Tohn Reaver. Auctioneer.
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roInat AFTERNOON. JAN. IA, 1871
TIME TABLE.
STERN MARYLAND RAILROAD.

vast bound trains arrive in this
~" At $40, $50 and 1902 a. ~; 4.2O
- Tvasr-bound trains arrive 5.12, ZIP
Io15 a. M, 1.35, Alb and Go p. m.
al @rndavs: West-5.20, 1902 and
11,80 a. m, 4.2O and $40 p. m; East
to j and 9.15 a. m, 4.15 and 6.10 p. m.
On Tbe owl will run Saturday nights
.,ir leaving Baltimore at 11.30 p. 49,,
UNIV Orriring at Westminster at 1 a. m.
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49, 1ate on the label on your paper
..ous the time Co which your sub
..,iption is paid.
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TSHE ssStarD does not show repeaters
(shown III town before), you VIII
zee the pictures when they are new
always
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Carpets, Oil Cloth,
Linoleurns and Rugs.

This January clearance sale embraces
more short ends and odd pieces than at any
time here before. Read the clearance prices.
SIPS Administer Carpets Short ends) 98 yd
80 Rag Carpet I'd. wide .25 yd.
rs Brussel Carpet .59yd.
.65 Floor Oil Cloth 2 yds wide 40 yd.
LIS Linoleum yds. wide LOO yd.
LIS Linoleum 2 yds. wide .89 yd.
LOO Linoleum 2yds. wide SO yd.
$500 Administer or Velvet Rugs,
9x12 size, $210O
$3.50 Administer or Velvet Rugs,
9x12 size, 1900
1700 Tapestry Rugs 9x12, 14.00
ESQ Administer Rugs, 30x6O, 1.98
l.50 Tapestry Rugs, 27x54 1.19
wv. .25 Japanese Mating 10
Big reductions in Tapestry, Portiers,
Couch Covers, Table Covers, Stand Covers
and Lace Curtains. 15c Table Oil Cloth .1233
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PERSONAL MENTION

PERSONS who contemplate going away or have
Llenos visiting them, and desire publication of
same viii please send the names to this ofice.I
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Mems and Boys Clothing
and Overcoats.

The department alone offers YOU the
greatest bargains for the beginning VI 1910
You will find them III ali grades and colors
In young mems, boys and childrerl's.
We have special lot of suits, worth from
$500 to $1,000, clearance sale price, $500.
Overcoats at same prices.
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SOC Mems Undershirts, Sac.

) dozen Mems Extra Heavy Fleeced I'm
dershirts, full size, dark colors), sale price,
34c, or for $100.
25sdozen Ladies' Extra Heavy Fleeced
Vests and Pants, full sizes, well made, in all
styles from to O. Clearance Sale price, 25c
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-27
Pocahontas Social News.

Especial 10 The Time ID iispatsh.l ,
Pocahontas. Pa, March 29-Afr. and
Mrs. A. j. King left Thursday for
Richmond. where Mrs. King goes for
treatment. They We're accompanied by
DR.. John p. Halter of this city.
Mrs. r. B. Dennen was In Bluefleid..
Ky, Va, Thursday. the guest OF friends:
Mrs. r. j. AIurrell. who has been Ill
for the past three weeks. Is much
improved.
Sol. Miller was in Bluetleld. Wa.
Colonel j. Il. Jones. Of Switchback.
w. Va, was here Thursday.
John w, Owens was visitor TO
Bluetield, ~. va, Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. 1sadore LYMAN had
for their guest this week. Mrs. simon,
OF East Radford, tho mother OF Mrs.
Lyman.
of friends in Bluetield, w. Va, Tues
day.
their guest this week. = Mrs. Z H: ON, ~.
of Charleston, w. Va.
Mrs. j. w. II. Lawford was the
guest OF friends in Bluetield. w Va,
aNYedne sday. s,;ss {.
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Chatham Social News.

rspccial4toThe Tim s-D ispat ch.1
Chatham; Va, March 2s-Mrss y, WI wv
fully entertained the San Couci Club
Wednesday afternoon The hostess IS
possessed OF most charming and viva
tcious manner, and nothing was left
iundone that would have added to the
pleasure OF her guests
Miss Bessie Redd billiard entertained
the Young Women's G; @ d. Club
home in South Chatham.
Richard Willis, OF woo dberrys Forest.
Is ut home for Easter.
Miss Hurt, OF Clover. ter q very.
short and pleasant visit to friends
here. returned to her home Wednes-
day. =
4 J w. f. Lee Is In South Carolina.
|, Very appropriate exercises for
Church Sunday morning. The music
VIII be an especially attractive
Mrs. Thomas T. Watson, Of the Uni
versity Of Virginia. is visiting at the
home OF Z. b. Watson, In West
Cha than. g{is
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West Point Social News.

West Point. Va. March e6.-Mrs. W.
S. Leake, OF Richmond, leader Of
young yGmen va, miss,onery ne.t woek
Mrs. Thomas P. Bagby at Easter. en-
route TO Gloucester county. on Mon
day, to engage in missionary cam
pagn in tha. COUNT next wesk , she
Bennie Russell, champion. superin-
s secnuho On ne Ea al sunday Mrs.
Leake will speak Sa to all l,, women and
The schools closed in West Point
on wednesday. and will give a whole
weeks holiday for Easter.
Mrs. Montague Pitcher and daughter,
Gertrude. are spsn,ding the hol Ida s
Dr. II. Crawford Perkins. OF Green
vile, n: q; is guest in the home
looking after farms in this section.
Mr.. and Mrs Isaac Diggs visited
relatives in King and Queen this
Miss Bessie Vaughan. Of shackle-
fords. who teaches in the home Of
Beauregard Turner, at Cent? lucky"
Just above West Point. Visited her s,.
Brown. two Of her pupils.
Miss 1nez Palmer attended the cdu-
Rcational convention in Williamsburg
on Friday and Saturday.
Miss Windsor. OF Norfolk. Is the
guest OF Mrs. II. T.. Lewis.
Z Mrs. A. II. Kelley. OF Savannah. Ga.
is the guest Of her mother. Mrs. w.
G.. Brooks. iass Ny
Several from this section will at
tend the civil service examination to
be held IN Richmond, April 16, to fill
the vacancy in the office OF collector
OF Gus toms at West Point made by
the appointment Of John S. DeFarges
as postmaster here. . 3
BIZ Nra Ed. Morvltz and children left
"Wednesday to spend the holidays in
Baltimore with relatives.
Ef Mrs. Daily Walsh entertained the
Home lNedleWork Gu b this week.
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5Sa1uda Social News.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.l IL
saluda, Va, March 26:-Mrs. Robert
ELLIS and littleS daughter have re-
turned to their. home in Orange. after
Sasvisit with Dr.! and Mrs.$ G. W. Brown.
E.8 Rev. IT, F. Essex spent last week in
Baltimore.
Mrs. VIC Segar has returned home
after "a visit with rtends In Baltimore.
Miss Agnes shacklefcrd5ts spending
some! time in Reidsylllc . 8t
as Misses Ma bel TO ping, It'll MI ller;
BERTHE Healey, Flossio Bristow and
Mamie DeBerr were among those
who were entertai ned t Mount Airy,
tho home OF Mr. and Mrs. W. Fl. Law
b Rev. Il. H Goodwin spent last week
In Richmond.
Mrs. u. Garland Weaver and little
son, Of Portsmouth, have returned
home after spending some time with
ffriendsfin this county. SS.
Miss Minnie Anderton, Of the Wo-
man's College, is Visiting her parents
here. ss s's 81 Jay iS5 !. e
Captain James Bohannon and family
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Noldie's Lion and Lily Bread

show Wednesday evening. There Will
he dress parade in honor Of the
many visitors and old students, who
will attend the germans. and other
drills, II the weather permits.
At the weekly meeting Of the Young
Mems Christian Association, J. O..
Beard was elected president for next
year: r C. Syfan, vice-prestdent; G..
W. Chappalier. treasurer: j. B. Wat
kins, recording secretary. and J. b.
Shanks, corresponding secretary. Those
officers will serve for the session
1910-i1.
NJ w. Lee. state student secretary.
spent several days here this week IN
conference with the local secretary
and other officers OF the association.
Second term examinations are over
and the third and last term OF. the
present session has begun. to end with
commencement day. the third We'd
nesday In June.
Mrs. Eugene Book entertained tho
Catholic students of the institute at
delightful reception this week.
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been spending the week here with

been spending the week here with
Mrs. Mary Lou Black.
Miss Leila Montague, of Christians
burg. is the weekend guest OF Miss
Laura Miller. The latter. with her
brother. A. W. Miller, has reopened
the family home here. after an abs
sence Of several years.
Miss Pauline Barnes of the Miller
School, is the house guest OF her
cousin, Mrs. T. P. Campbell.
a former resident OF Blacksburg. is the
guest of Mrs. Writ Dunlap.
Mrs. Virginia Alurrill has returned
from Roanoke. where she has been
under treatmentsfor some time.
Rev. j. N. Ki1lian, formerly pastor
Eof the Lutheran Church here, is in
town for few days.
DR.. p. T. Hale. OF the Southern Bap-
fist Seminary, at Louisville. KY. was
the guest OF Professor ]. r. Parrott,
this week.
Easter gaietiesat v.P. j. include a
concert by the band tonight, the an
snual y. p. 1.-V. NJ. I. ball game in
Roanoke Monday. which those OF the
cadets Who SECURE the necessary per
mission from their parents will at
tend, the German Club dances Mon ay
and Tuesday evenings at o. clock.
the bali game with st. ] ohn's College
Tuesday, afternoon, and tho, minstrel
-
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Roanoke Social News. *
[Specin1t to The Timcs-D ispatch,1
a mi

Especial to The Timcs-Di spatch,l
Roanoke, Va, March 26.-The IIaster
german of the Roanoke German Club
will be held Friday evening, April /,
at Hotel Roanoke, and promises to
be unusually beautiful and brilliant.
Monday evening. March 49, the
Southwest German Club VIII give a
german at Hotel Roano ke..
Friday night at st, Johns Ilplscopal
Church, Ethe~vcste ted choir sang Stainer's
|9"Cruclfixio n." q Il -mOrroW evening, at
O special service. the chol r will render
THE Resurrection.'.5a3S
AT Greene Memorial Church to, might
the choir sang Alfred Gauls ''The
Passions" A large audience was pres
ent Tho personnel Of this ch0ir--one
of the best in tho city--is as followss
Soprano, Mrs, ] ohm 7, 4 Trout {; Ito, MIS-.
Raymond Young; tenor, Clarence NV.
Moomaw; bass. Clifton "A. Woodrun,
organlsts Mrs. Helen I4ockett Graves;
director, Mr.. SNVoodrunl.
Miss Helen Churchill, who Is ut
tending college in Pennsylvania, Is at
home for the holidays. Ss5,
Cadets Hart Graye!y, Paul and Lewis
the holidays at their home IN this city.
Miss Faith stahllnan, Of Columbus,
g, who has been Visiting, friends In
and is a guest of Miss Glanna Dunk
Miss Belinda Mitchell. @of4 Stuart
sEinil, staunton, Is spendi ng tho Ia steI
hnso .l ~ with her parents CAPTAIN and
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Farmyille, Va, March 26.-Miss Nan-
lnie. Lewis spentBthes las wee k-end wa <
Mamie Richardson. 5s
Mrs. Henrietta Hoarde, of Brooklyn,
IN. has been the guest Of Mrs. r..
IL IS erlin q former college mate. dur
Ing the past week. ~ .ss.. 'gSSss
Mrs: =, y. LEY went to $Philadel-
sphin last Tuesday to deliver an nd Il
dress to the. graduating class Of the
5phia. 4 -
a Miss Bert Myers has been at homo
In edmond during tho past week 81
8l Dr. George T.. Kite. Sof the depart
mont5 OF biol gy,s continues illVat the
NVllitWortl Snnntoriun. ss p
President Jarnan attended the meet
Ing OF the State Board OF Education
in Richmond Tuesday night, Isp,a.