The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1915-06-25
MANCHESTER.


Lodge, NJ. 173, "a. Y. z a. M. attend
VI Tin a body the morning service Ill
"A Trinity Reformed church. The church
was decorated with flowers and
Masonic emblems. DR.. Land preach
.ed Y most able and instructive ser
mon from Hebrews 8th Chapter, latel
part of the 9Th verse. 1t was not IT,
tended for order alone, but ali pres
emit could take some or the truths
Appropriate music by the choir was
wen rendered. After the service,
conversational meeting was held in
regard to the building OF new par
sonage. The following were appoint
cd building committee, Messrs- =. >
Musselman, G. M. Masenhimer, Thos
Knhns, 6. V. Lippy, Harvey Rhodes
Paul Leese, Harry Bollinger, Y. Rod
ert Brilliant, u. Wesley Snyder anc
Samuel Smith. They were authorized
to 20 ahead as soon as possible. AZ
the evening the Sunday school child
rem held their Children's Day service
exercises. The following program
was well rendered: Singing, Dy the
school, with Loyal Hearts and
True" invocation, Gloria Patra and
creed; prayer by DIR Land; singing
Dy school, Thy Work il Like a Gar
aen Lord" recitations, by Anna
Bending, Elizabeth Lippy, Leo Bend
ing; singing, Willing to Go at Ills
CALI" class exercise, Floral Her
alds;" singing, Our Sweetest
Hymns" The Loyalties, BY boys;
recitation, Mary Lippy; primary
singing; recitation, Master George
Shower; address by Dr. Land; duet
Helen and David Lippy; recitation
David Lippy; exercise, Myrtle Sire
viz and Helen Lippy; offering, Lorde
prayer, doxology and Benediction.
The Sunshine society held a. out
ing, Thursday, June 18th. They mo
tored to a grove near Arcadia, where
the day was pleasantly spent i'm talk
ing and eating. They returned in the
automobile bus, about 6 p. 20.
The town was given surprise sat
urday evening last, when the muir
muir went forth of a wedding, 1t
proved true. At $50 u. m-, Mr.. Ru-
dolph Wink and Miss Treva Burgoon,
attended by Mr.. Ross Blocher and
Miss Ray Hoffacker, went to the
Lutheran parsonage where they were
united in the holy bonds Of matri-
mony. The bride Is daughter Of MT.
and Mrs. VIM. "A. Burgoon, at whose
home an informal reception was held.
We extend to the young couple our
best wishes for their future happi-
ness.
The Willing Workers Aid Society
monthly meeting was held at the
home of Miss Irene Sherman, Monday
evening, June q. a good crowd was
present, who were pleasantly enter
tanned with readings by DIR. III. >.
Land and Miss Mollie Brilliant. sc
roll call the collection amounted to
$500. They adjourned to meet the
3rd Monday In September at the home
of Miss Carrie Baker, York street.
Miss Fannie G. Ross gave an at
tractiyely arranged garden party
Monday afternoon at o'clock at her
home on South Main street. The
guests were entertained in the arbor.
Small tables were arranged with
blossoms. At six o'clock luncheon
was served. Miss Ross guests were
Mrs. Thomas .. Land, Mrs. Jacob
Sherman, Mrs. IT, 8. Musselman, Mrs
K. Gibbons, Mrs. 2. w. Gregory, Mrs
Wesley Hoffacker, Mrs. May Gettier,
Mrs. Mary Bardwell, Mrs. Maurice
Unger, Mrs. Clayton Turner, Mrs.
Walter ID. Hanson, Mrs II. = Ia
Motto, Mrs. VIM. II. Shower, Misses
Emma Cox, Eliza Cox, Fannie Shower
and II. @. Ross.
Mrs. Lawson, mother Of Mrs. Geo.
Fulk, North Main street, met with a
serious accident Sunday morning BY
falling from the steps OF the Lutheran
church to the pavement. She was
taken to Mrs. Fulk's home i'm the
of Edward Trump. Drs.
Denner and Weaver found her suf-
fering with a badly broken right arm,
a badly sprained left hand and arm,
broken nose and badly bruised face.
After the physicians dressed her
injuries she rested as comfortable as
possible in her highly wrought ner-
yous state. Unless some complica-
tions should arise the doctors hope
for a speedy recovery.
"a heavy downpour OF rain Tuesday
afternoon brought with it large hail
stones, sending the Thermometer
down to IS degrees.
The Roslin Tea-room on South
Main street will be opened to the pub
lie Saturday, July 8. "A liberal pat
ronage il solicited. Call, and be
served.