The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1914-06-19
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Bartholomew church Sunday even
ing, was largely attended. An amount
of $14-86 was raised for the benefit
OF the Lutheran and Reformed
Orphans Homes The following pro-
gram was rendered: Singing, recita-
ton, a Welcome, Blanche Stonesifer;
singing, prayer, by Rev, 5. u. Hench;
singing, recitation, Chi1dren's Day is
best to me, by Ruth and Viola
Houser; singing, recitation, God Bless
the Babies, Viola Gobrecht; singing,
recitation, Works for all, Hilda
Markle; singing; exercise, June Roses,
Earl and Mary Leppo and Oscar Wentz;
recitation. "A Little Boys Speech,
Sterling Gobrecht; singing; exercise,
I'll Try, Ruth Leppo, Ruthetta Star
ner, Mary Barnhart, Grace Markle,
Annie Klinedinst and Maize Brumgard;
singing, primary class; recitation, My
Flowers, Ruth Leppo; singing; recita-
ton, MY Shepherd, Flora Gobrecht;
address by pastor, Rev. ;. IL. Hench;
solo and chorus, We Praise Thee, Lii
lie Steiner; exercises, The Sunshine
Parcel Post Girls, Minnie Lawyer,
Emma Utz, Flora Gobrecht, Erma
MarkIe, Viola Gobrecht and Annie
Brumgard; duet, | Love Him, Don't
You, Flora and Viola Gobrecht; sing
Ing; recitation,A Queer Little Preach
er, Curtis Mummert; singing; recita
ton, The Master and the Children
Wilbert Steiner; exercise, My Heav-
emily Fathers Love, Virgie Null and
Stella Gobrecht; singing; exercise,
The Kings Army, Hattie Zumbrum,
Dollie Sterner, Goldie Null, Martha
Utz, Mary Wentz, Cora Myers aid
florence Gobrecht; recitation, A Sun
beam, Emma Utz; recitation. Now the
Happy Hour is Closing, Minnie Law
yer; singing; benediction, by Rev. ).
L. Hench. The singing was accompan-
led by the church orchestra
The Carroll County Reed Band
rendered music at the decora-
ton service OF Daniel & Jacob Lodge
No. %, l. o. o. F., at Manchester, on
Sunday afternoon.
Visitors, at the home Of MIR. and
Mrs. Jacob Steiner, on Sunday were:
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Blettner and son,
Melvin, Mr.. and Mrs. David Reigle,
Mr. and Mrs Wesley Markle and child
rem, Mrs. Isaiah Lohr, Mr.. Allen
Grimes and son, SerelI, Mr.. Charles
Grimes and Harry Myers. Messrs.
Paul Wentz, Clark Berwager, Charles
Sell, Albert Miller, Oscar Myers and
Dewey Sterner.
Eggs have advanced to 1Sc a dozen
at this place.
Cherries are very plentiful
Eli Lohr, of Hanover, spent Sun
day at the home of Emory Rauben-
stine.
Our roads are very dusty.
Sunday school at Pine Grove On
Sunday at ID. m.
Visitors at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. <. NJ Raubenstine on Sunday
were: Mr.. and Mrs Milton Rauben-
slime and sons, Ralph and George, Of
Hanover; MIR. and Mrs Charles Breig,
of Philadelphia; Eli Lohr, Of Han
over; Emory and Paul Raubanstine
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Utz, Of Grand
Valley, Md; MIR. and Mrs. Clayton
Hoover and son, Melvin, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Lewis Hoffheims were guests
at the home of Orestus Myers on Sun
d5y.
On Sunday at st. Bartholomew
Church, Sunday school at 1850 p. m.
Preaching at 2 p. m. by Rev. J. Ii.
Hartman.
Joseph Null is seriously i'll from
blood poisoning, the result of cut.
Mrs. =. M. Raubenstine found
curiosity i'm her garden well form
ed strawberries, all grown together.
Children's day service will be held
At Bart's Church o. Sunday evening,
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