The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1914-11-20
RURAL NEWS.
CHRONICLES or HAPPENINGS AMONGST
our NEIGHBORS. 8
SYKES WILLIE.

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minister, spent Wednesday here
Miss Loval, or the Salvation Army
is spending this week here.
Mrs. Harry Purdum entertained the
Junior Gard Club at her home Thurs
day afternoon.
Mrs. John Mason Brown entertained
the Rev Bowman, of Richmond, Va
Saturday and Sunday. IL WAN
Miss Mary Kolb spent the Weeks
end in Baltimore -I Z l N
Miss Marjorie Sprecher, of Balti-
more, is visiting her PARENTS Dr. and
Mrs. D.FB. Sprecher.
Mrs. Wade H. D. Warfield is visiting
in Baltimore .3f lt- 'i--'
Mr.. Kenneth Barnes, of Baltimore,
is home on account of sickness l
Mrs. ~. M. Mellor, Mrs. y Brooks
Mellor and Miss Dorothy. Mellor spent
Thursday In Baltimore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rob Murphy and child
rem, or Baltimore, spent the weeks
end at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Amos
Mrs. Sadie Watkins, who had been
spending week in Baltimore, has re-
turned home
Mrs. Newton DeTires entertained at
luncheon and cards Tuesday, Mrs H.
Purdum, Mrs. Charles Adams and Mrs
John Norris s4: -==.-.4-1 Z w
Miss Minnie Phillinger spent Friday
and Monday in Baltimore --7R
Miss Ruth Bennett spent Saturday
with her sister at Western Maryland
College.
Miss May Carter, who had been
spending several days inT Baltimore
has returned home
Mrs. Georgianna PhilIinger, or Bal
timore, has been the recent guest Of
her daughter, Mrs Rob. Carter, 49,.
Miss Janet Sprecher is visiting
friends at Winchester, Va. z .--A
Mrs. Thomas B. Owings, of Ellicott
City, has been the recent guest Of her
mother, Mrs. Polk
Mrs. Ernestine Small of Baltimore,
has been the recent guest OF Mrs R.
r. Bennett. '8F HIHI-N-lE
DR.. T. NJ Hare, president of the
Anti-Saloon League of Maryland, will
preach the Thanksgiving sermon at
St. Paul's Methodist Episcopal church
on Thanksgiving morning at IT.
o'clock It * thought It will be "A
Union service. #.N ...-I-.-....# #.H NJ
Mrs. Eevian Arlington spent several
days this week with her sister, Mrs.
Benjamin Fowble, of Baltimore
Miss Dorothy Shipley visited Balti-
more Tuesday.
Mrs. M II. l Hartman, of Waters
willie, and Mrs. W. T. Poole are the
Buckingham
Miss Pearl Hood spent from Friday
until Tuesday with relatives at No. A.
n
Tuesday in Baltimore.
Mr.. A B. Wood was the Tuesday
night guest of Mrs. John Harris. 4i
MIR. and Mrs. Bailey Dudderar spent
Wednesday at the home OF MIR. John
Bennett, ---r-A -ar -r. PARLIAMENTARY n... aHI
IA very enjoyable lecture was given
by MIR. "a. B. Wood, formerly OF the
Anti-Saloon League of Maryland, in
the basement of st. Paul's Methodist
Episcopal church on Tuesday night
for the benefit OF. of the local W G. T.
w., Of Sykesyille. During the evening
a purse bf gold was given Major "a
M- Hall from his friends OF Sykesville
and Carroll county to show their ap-
probation or the efforts he put forth
in helping make Carroll county 60
dry.
Miss Ida Jones, Of BALTIMORE spent
the weeks end at her home here. 81 N
Mrs. George Blizzard and Miss Edna
Blizzard spentt-last Thursday In Bal
timore. ,.rV rYa.n HaM-.-a
Mrs. Lew Barnes and MRS. william
Melville visited Baltimore last We'd
nesday. hE --t,
Mr.. William Brace, Of Washington,
D. c., Mrs Edward Hempson and Mrs.
Ireland, of Baltimore, have been the
recent guests Of Miss Ella Schultz.
Mrs. q I'll. Sullivan, who had been
critically ilAy IL Maprov1ng.L tLF-lEI
Mr.. Henry Bennett spent Friday in
Baltimore. la5H 9Nf lI nlti-I Nal
The writer wishes TO- correct the
statement made last week Of the art
sale of Miss Ella Schultz, which was
stated to be. held December End. 1t
will be held on Tuesday afternoon,
December list at the home Of Miss Ella
Schultz ALI are welcome. I @
Mrs Hg Atkins, Or Easton, has been
the recent guest Of her sister, Mrs.
Charles Adams TETTT Ti EIl
Mrs. Lucius p. Little, of Owens
boro, KY, and Miss Emma Beach, Of
Ashburn, Pa, are the guests of their
sister, Mrs. d. B. Sprecher.
On Monday, November, "a, At. two
o'clock, MFsE HAN Will open fnpa por-
ton or the store Occupied by the Hep
ner Music Emporium, in the Arcade
Building, a Christmas Art Shop and
Exchange, for the sale on home made
fancy articles of an description This
is new venture in Sykesville and
will continue only through the holiday
season. Any one can send articles to
the Exchange and these will b. sold
on commission. This project win open
a market for those who enjoy making
fancy work such as. worsted goods
embroiderfes, dolls, lingerie and all
handicraft work. The enterprise will
not interfere with local dealers in any
way, as only handmade articles will
be sold. TheNe&change vii issue an
nouncement cards and rules ini "a few
days and those desiring information
may address Mrs, rA- -M. Hall, Arcade
Building.
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SNYDERSBURG. rff.
The farmers are all about through
with their corn husking and now are