The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1915-11-12
MANCHES TER.

The Magic Supper" held Saturday
evening, November 6, by the ladies of
the Willing Workers Aid Society of
Trinity Reformed Church, was large
ly attended. A pleasant social even
ing was enjoyed. About $50 was
realized. after deducting the expenses,
there will be about $42 to add to the
parsonage fund.
Mr. George Asper, living on Mr..
Nelson Groves farm, extends his
thanks to his neighbors and friends,
who 50 kindly husked his corn Mon
day. MIR. Asper has been sick for
some months; though somewhat i'm
proved he is unable to attend to his
farm duties. Mrs. Asper served a nice
dinner to the men. Those present at
the husking were: Messrs. George
Asper, Jacob Leese, Geo. G. Theiret,
Jacob B. Lynard, George E. Smith,
Milton Gross, Amos Wolfe, Roger
Wolfe, Samuel Weaver, William G.
Keck, Herbert Frock, Nelson Grove,
y. H. Crawford, Clinton Lippy, Harry
Stem, Walter Stem, Samuel Smith,
William Merkle, Martin z. Shaffer,
Ellsworth Hostler, William Sherman,
Benjamin T. Gummel, Edwin M.
Warehime and William Ell Warehime
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Manchey en-
tertained Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Manchey and family, Mr. and Mrs.
John Warehime and family, Mr.. and
Mrs. William Rohrbaugh and Rev.
George Shaffer, OF Hanover, Pa; and
the Misses Ruth Crumrine, of Mel
rose; Mildred Hanson and Treva
Berwager
The following pupils or Manchester
primary room, Miss Carrie LaMotte
teacher, were present every day dur
ing the fall term: Gertrude Barn
hart, Isabel Wentz, Ida Brilliant,
Emma Stoffie, Mary Spangler, Ruth
Wolf, Mary Ham, William Adkins,
John Theiret, David Martin, Melvin
Yingling, Leo Bending, Paul Brilliant
Thomas Fenier and Austo Stoffle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Shamberger, Of York,
Pa, spent Sunday at the home OF
Mrs. Jacob Musselman.
The brick layers are about finished
the walls of the addition to the /. O.
o. f. hall. Mr.. Brown is superintend-
ing the work for Mr.. George Rupp,
who is not well enough to be around
Miss Margaret Thurman, OF York
street, spent the weeks end in Balti-
more with friends. She attended the
baptism of her granddaughter, Henry
Hoke Leber, infant son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Claud' z. Leber, which took
place at 10 a. M, In the Third Re
formed Church. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. George G. Ever
hart, a grand uncle, assisted by Rev.
Clayton II. Ranch, pastor Of the
church. 1t was witnessed by mem-
bers OF the family and friends. The
primary department OF the Sunday
school Of which Mrs. Leber il teach
er, attended in body; also the Junior
Circle OF Kings Daughters. The
baptismal bowl Of silver was present
ed to baby Henry, by the Love Circle
or Kings Daughters. A dinner for
the immediate families was given at
the home of the maternal grand
mother, Mrs. Mary jaeger. The table
was decorated with white chrysanthe-
NUNS and the place cards were small
photographs OF the baby.
Miss Ruby Stein, of Hanover, Pa,
spent the weeks end at the home Of
her sister, Mrs. G. M. Masenhimer.
Mrs. Cassie Wine Is confined to her
home by a severe cold and asthma.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Blizzard and
Mr.. and Mrs. Motter spent Sunday at
the home of Miss Ross.
The turkey supper to be given By
the Ladies Aid OF the Lutheran
Church will be held Saturday, Novem-
Der 20. Supper to be served at A
O'Clock. The public is invited.