The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1915-07-02
SYKESYILLE.

Mrs. Joshua Barnes and family are
visiting her parents, MIR and Mrs
Leight, of ElIicctt City.
Miss Nellie Gather was the guest
last week of her grandfather, NE.
John e. Gather, Oh Gather.
Miss Mary Morris has returned to
her home after spending month with
relatives at Newport News
Mrs. Molly Harding and Mrs. Eliza
beth Wood were the weeks end
guests of MIR. and Mrs. Wm- Melville.
Miss Jean Farquarson, who had
been visiting her sister, Miss Helen
Farquarson, has returned to her home
in Norfolk
Mr.. Burton and Miss Helen Town
shend, OK Westminster, were the sun
day guests OF friends here.
Mrs. VIM. Forthman II spending
week with relatives at Union Bridge
Mrs. 4. s. Rooms, OF Union Bridge,
who had been spending week Win
her sister, Mrs. M. Fl. Weer, has re-
turned home.
Mrs. r. Il. Bennett and children are
visiting Mrs. BENEFITS parents at
Rock Hall, Eastern Shore.
st. Johns Day was celebrated at
ID. PauHs Methodist Episcopal church
Sunday morning at II o'clock Rev
C. I'll. Leyfield, pastor OF the churcn,
preached to the Masons Of Freedom
Lodge. Services were opened by the
singing of the Doxology, followed by
the invocation. Hymn, "Oh, Worship
the King, All Glorious Above" was
sung by the congregation. Apostles
Greed, prayer, response, The Lords
prayer, Psalter for the Twenty-sixth
Day. Gloria Patria second lesson:
Psalm 1873: Amos ri, Is; Ecclesiastes
L., II read by the Rev. Or. t. nj.
West, followed by the Junior Con-
gregation sermon, The Childrens
Crusade" by the Rev. Leyfeld; hymn,
ooh, Thou, in Whose Presence NY
Soul Takes Delight; sermon, "a
Crown of Beauty" And upon The top
or the pillars was lily works, 50 was
the work OF the pillars finished g.
/ Kings 7.22; hymn, All Hail the
Power OF Jesus Nance" Benediction.
The first Communion services oI
the Conference year, OF st. Pauls
Methodist Episcopal church Will ~
held Sunday morning at III O'Clock.
All are invited to attend
Miss Esther Sullivan is the guest Of
Miss Ruth Berrett.
Inc LADIES ALI DO1LCLy AACI $50
day afternoon at the home Oh Mrs.
VIM. Shipley-
Don't forget the big picnic Monday,
July 9Th, for the benefit OF the volun-
teer Fire Company. There will be
biz automobile parade i'm the morn
ing under the management Of Col.
Joseph Berrett, Col. Charles Adams,
John Cauthorne and John NM. Selby.
will "a fhn 1fh-
letic games between the All-Stars w.
Dayton, and many other attractions
are planned for the day. a band OF
thirty pieces will furnish the music
for the day. AL O'Clock In the
Lyceum there will BE- moving pictures
after which there will be dancing un-
Till III o'clock.
Miss Fitzpatrick, Of Baltimore, ls
the guest OF Miss Bertha Hatfield.
DIR. and Mrs. J. M. Steele, Of Balti-
more, are the guests OF their daugh-
ter, Mrs. John Harris
Mrs. John Mason Brown entertain
ed at supper Friday evening Misses
Janet Sprecher, Jean and Helen Far
uuarson, Florence Fogerty, on Balt1-
more, and Mr.. Thomas Anderson.
Mr.. Ernest Baseman, OF Canada,
M1-
spent several days with his parents
and Mrs. Albert Dudderar last week.
MIR. and Mrs. VIM. Belle have moved
w F1ohrville, where they will make
their future home
Mrs. B. "a. Howard, Mrs. John De-
Lashmutt and Miss Mildred Delash-
mutt were the guests several weeks
of Mrs. John NJ Morris.
Mrs. VIM. Capp and Miss Louise
Capp, OK Richmond, are the guests Oh
Miss Julia Belts.
Dr. and Mrs. John Morris spent
Monday i'm Baltimore
The Missionary Society OF the
Presbyterian church met at the home
of Mrs. l. p. Schultz on Thursday a.
ternoon.
The Up-To-Date card club was g.
tertained by Mrs. Chas Adams on
Friday afternoon
Dr.. and Mrs. Harry Purdum are
spending two weeks ut Nova Scotia