The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1915-05-21

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gram was rendered which was open
ed by singing America; prayer, Rev.
Hoffman; music, Onward Christian
Soldiers, Carroll County Reed Band;
recitation, Louisa Lippy; recitation,
Mary Feeser; flag exercise, Evelyn
Coppersmith, Ethel Crowl, Bertha
Feeser; address, Professor More
lock; recitation, Martha Lippy;
recitation, Lily Sullivan; singing,
MANY Flags" recitation, Rev. Hofr-
man; music, by the band; recitation,
Gladys Irish; collection and music;
address and presentation 90 fag BY
Mr. Seabrook, State President T.. %.
8. or A., singing, Star Spangle Ban
ner," raising of flag and music.
UNIONTOWE.
MrB. @. w. Baughman han returned
| from Nebraska.
Mr.. G. T. Mehring is home on Q
visit
MISS Annie Crumbacker, OF TRy-
lorsville, IL visiting her brother, Mr..
Charles Crumbacker, and family.
| Mira. Susan Caylor is a guest Of Mt.
and Mrs. Ezra Caylor-
MIR. and Mrs. Joseph Dfngle, on
Cascade, Nd, are visiting friends In
town.
Mrs. Mervin Powers, Of Baltimore,
ig visiting her parents, Mr. and MRS.
Jesse Billmyers.
Mr.. Charles Devilbiss, Of Balti-
more, died on Friday night, May Il,
after an illness OF more than three
months, at the home or Mr.. William
Shaw, where he was staying for the
beneft of his health, aged 81 years.
/ 8 months. He was the son Of the
late John :. Devilbiss, or Baltimore,
formerly on UniontoEn. He is sur
viyed by his mother, who was Miss
Anna Meredith. Funeral services
were held on Monday at the home Of
Mr. Shaw, by Rev T. ri. Wright. In-
torment In the Methodist Protestant
Cemetery.
4 The interment of Mrs. Caroline
Billmyer, wife OF Mr. Keener Bill
myer, az Union Bridge, took place On
Monday afternoon in the Methodist
Protestant Cemetery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Slonaker, q
Arlington, were guests OF NIT and
Mrs. Samuel Harbaugh, this week.
Mrs. Leeanna lille and Mrs. Frank
Hoffman, of Wakefield, visited W. Guy
Segafoose and family the past week.
Mrs. McMaster and Miss Lucille
Weaver attended the commencement
exercises at the State Sanitorium on
Wednesday.
Children's day service OF the Luth-
eran church will BE- held May so, 10
730 D. m.
Children's day service of the Meth
odist Protestant church will b. held
Tnnn n+ an W nn
Mr.. iii. z. Koontz's milk dairy was
opened this week.
Mrs. Sarah Brown, colored, wife OF
William Henry Brown, died nc her
home III Uniontown, in her 85th year,
after a long and painful illness.
Funeral services were held at Mt
Joy on Thursday.
MIR. Roger Barnes and Miss Edith
Bonsack were guests OF ID. Myers
Englar and wife on Sunday.
Miss Chambess visited Miss Eliza
Zollickoffer on Sunday
MIR. Raymond Graham, who H.
served his time in the Navy, has re
turned to his home.
Mr.. Elwood Zollickoffer is suffering
from a torn ligament above hi ankle
The accident occurred while playing
base ball.
Mr.. Harvey Dickensheets was
caught in a gasoline engine On Mon
day and considerably hurt
SIMPLIFY.
Zion Methodist Protestant church
will hold it, children's day service
June 27, at o'clock. IA fine pro-
gram will be rendered and all are in
vited to attend Sunday school Sunday
ut 10 a. ~.
Miss Elizabeth Hughes burned her
foot very badly Saturday by stepping
in a bucket Of hot ashes. She is i'm
proving at this writing.
Misses Lillian and Viola FoutZ and
Melvie Gibson spent Sunday with
Miss Hilda Prugh, near Bloom.
Mrs. Alice V. Shipley had as her
guests Sunday, Mrs. Virgie Zepp and
Mrs. Bessie Hughes.
MIR. and Mrs. Albert Jordan had a.
their guests Sunday evening Mr.. and
Mrs. Pierce Wilhide, Mr.. George Nd.
Owings, Mr.. Jordan and Messrs- John
and Walter Jordan.
| Mrs Alice W. Shipley and children
have erected a handsome monument
for Mr.. E. G. Shipley at Zion Metho-
dist Protestant church. MIR. J. T.
Matthias, Ok Westminster, erected The
monument.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Gibson had as
callers Sunday night Misses Lillian
and Viola Foutz and Mr. Roscoe
Foutz.
Mr.. Joseph r. Hook. who is kept
busy papering, is now papering at
MIR. Peyton POOLS, near Gist-
Several from here attended the
funeral or Mrs. James Hook, az Deer
Park Tuesday.
Your correspondent wishes to in
form those whom IL may concern that
there was no Sunday hunting club at
Mrs. IL. o. Wilhide's, and they did not
write the insulting remarks. Mr..
Pierce Wilhide Ia Mrs. e. 0. Wilhtde's
husband and was home I'll Sunday
morning. MIR. Earl Owingg is her
son. The other gentleman whom they
insulted was with Mr.. Wilhide at his
own home and were looking OF young
horses Sunday evening
PLEASANT VALLEY.
i Communion and Preparatory ser
vice Sunday. May 23rd, at 10 "a m-, by
Rev. J Luther Hoffman
Mr.. Noah Powell is suffering with
both his arms, which he hurt by fall
ing from a ladder which broke while
he Wa working. IT, fell To To- ground