The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1915-03-12

we're about twenty-eight present An
interesting business session was held.
Among other things the society de-
cided to have the basement OF the
church painted In the near future.
Refreshments were served consisting
of chicken and ham sandwiches, cakes,
ice cream, fruits, coffee and cocoa All
spent pleasant afternoon. The next
meeting will be held at the home of
MT. William Tanner
| Pleasant Grove Mite Society will
4 meet this Saturday afternoon al the
home OF Ulysses Shipley.
Preaching at Pleasant Grove Sunday
morning at 1890 by Rev. Fields.
Miss Nola Heagy has tonsilitis this
week.
Mr.. T. Q. Shipley, who was taken to
a hospital i'm Baltimore last week and
had the Xray used, returned home the
same evening. He is somewhat i'm
proved. His ailment was pronounced
neuritis.
Mrs. L. w. Caple and Master Sterling
Caple, left Tuesday for Philadelphia
TO spend ten days with Ashland Caple
and family.
The membership meeting was held
at Sandy Mount church Tuesday night
March y, with good attendance kew.
Carroll Maddox presided over the
meeting Old officers and trustees Of
the church were retained. The stew
ards were given rising vote of
thanks for their efficient work during
the past year. The finances OF the
year have been met. 1t has been a
good year.
The y. IL Society reelected the fol
1rrxr IF e.
President, Wilson Zepp; vice-presi-
dent, Henry Meckley; corresponding
secretary, J. Fillmore Hoff; record
ing secretary, Miss Myrtle Caple;
treasurer, Mrs Guy wv Caple- The
officers will be installed later by the
pastor at a special meeting
MT. Emory Zepp received letter
from his brother, DR.. James Zepp,
who is in Florida, saying roses and
other flowers are in bloom Oranges
hanging on trees, foliage on trees,
potatoes growing and other interest
! ing sights
Mrs. Lucinda Blizzard visited her
sister, Mrs. Wilderson, in Baltimore,
who is very i'll.
Owing to inclement weather last
Sunday communion services were not
held, but will be held Sunday, March
20.
Miss Myra Shilling is spending a
, week with her cousin, Mrs. Paul
Brown, near Westminster.
SIMPLIFY.
On March A, the Ladies' Mite So
! ciety Of Stone Chapel Methodist Epis-
copal Church met at the home OF
.. Mrs. Frances 2. Owings, Morgans
!, Valley, near Warfieldsburg, and was
royalty entertained. The meeting was
.. opened by singing and scripture read
in by Mrs Carrie Stoner, then there
was speaking and reading. hrs
+. Charles Roger recited Sisters Best
! Fellow and was greatly enjoyed
: Mrs. Grier Robertson read the vii
lage Gossip" which was much enjoy
ed. Miss Sarah Diehl recited First
: Courtship," and Mrs. Blanch Hol.
!. linger recited Rock of Ages" Mrs
Jennie Duvall read the report of q
letter from the Deaconess Home
, Then the meeting adjourned. Re
freshments were served consisting Of
ham sandwiches, Maryland biscuits
Pickles, coffee, cocoa, cakes Of various
kinds, peanuts, apples in abundance
to which All did ample justice, after
which all expressed themselves al
9 having spent a pleasant evening will
! Mrs Owings and daughter, Miss
2 Blanche, and thanking them for theil
hospitality, returned to their homes
Among those present were Messrs
and Mesdames Scott Lloyd, AlbiI
, Duvall, Jackson Myerly, John w. lille
Il Grier Robertson, Mesdames Frances
u T.. Owings, Tabitha Summers, Carrie
; Stoner, Mary Stoner, Carrie Reynolds
Mollie Cook, Eta Stevenson, Mari,
4 Koontz, Jennie Reynolds, Susie Diehl
!; Ada Owings, Elizabeth D. Wilhide
= Florence Owings, Maggie Horton, FL
4 4 sic Owings, Rebecca Foutz, Mrs. Bow
:. ersox, Vergie Owings, Eurith Bower
! sox, Minnie Snader, Lennie Duvall
4 Belle Robertson, Mollie Beaver, Eff
: Haines, Annie Bower, Sallie Dearborn
j. Matte Myerly, Mamie Englar, Blancl
" Hollinger, Alice Zile, Vachel Sellman
n Martha Harris, Larue Stoner, Jessi
Robertson, Olga Roger, Bessie sum
!. mers, Hattie Sellman, Misses Blancl
Z Owings, Fern Summers, Burrey Beav
> er, Hynitham Barnes, Lois Robertson
: Louise E. Owings, Sara Beaver
Y Gladys Dearborn, MI. Louise Owings
: Sarah Diehl, Myrl Edna Owings
l. Edith Harris, Louise Snader, Mildred
4' Reynolds, Messrs. German Ham, Don
aid Beaver and others.