The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1916-11-13
FREDERICK BOYS HOSTS
TO SHORE PRIZE WINNERS
Corn And Potato Club Boys Receiv-
ed by Young Mems Christian As
ISOLATION.

Frederick, Md, Nov. 1.-THE
Home State Tour party on its last
lap to the Maryland Week exhibition
reached Frederick at p. m. today
and was received at the Young Mems
Christian Association Building by
the local Home State Tour Commit
tee. Noah E. Cramer, chairman of
the general committee, extended a
welcome to the Corn and Potato
Club prize winners, there being pres
ent large delegation of citizens.
which included Mayor Lewis Fraley,
Judge Glenn H. Worthington, Judge
Hammond Urner, Joseph d. Baker,
the Rev. Henri L. G. Kieffer and the
Rev. DIR. u. s. G. Rupp.
The Eastern Shore boys were in
vited into an afternoon meeting I'M
der the auspices of the Young Mems
Christian Association, at which Edw.
ard S. Delaplaine, secretary of the
local Home State Tour Committee,
presided. Ex-Congressman Milton
g. Urner made the principal address,
appealing to the boys to continue the
good work they had started and ex-
pressing the appreciation of Freder-
/. lex people for the interest taken by
The Sun in giving them the oppOr-
tunity to entertain these boys.
An informal reception was held
previous to distributing the boys to
the homes of Mrs. Charles Werthei-
mer. James H. Gambrill, Jr., Mrs.
r. Bertram Hayward, Mrs. E. d. Nc
Cain, Mrs. Roy 1. Hyndmap, Mrs.
Noah E. Cramer, Mrs. R. Rush Lew
Il. Mrs. John w Humm, Mrs. Walter
A. England, Mrs. E. Charles Rem,
Edwin C.. Markell and Thomas w.
Williamson.
The ladies' reception committee at
the Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton included Mrs. B. F. Reich, Mrs.
Thomas B. Hayward, Mrs. E. D.
Shriner, Mrs. Albert Brown, Mrs. c.
e. Cline, Mrs. Poole Jones. Mrs.
Hammond Urner. Mrs. Glenn Wor-
thington, Misses Cornelia Ross. Bea-
trice Trail and Mary Helfenstein.
The boys went to the Evangelical
Reformed Church, where the Rev.
Mr.. Kieffer preached.
At Middletown the boys attended
Sunday School at the Lutheran
Church and services at the Reform
ed Church, where the Rev. DR.. G. A.
Snyder delivered special sermon on
growing men, taking as his text,
"The advice Of David to Solomon
! show yourself man. He pointed
out how the Boys Club work not
only encouraged the growing of q
j GOOD crop of corn and potatoes. but
vas conducive also to developing
country boys into the finest type OF
citizen.
At the close of the services the
boys returned to the comfortable
farm homes where they had spent
the night. They had enjoyed them
aolyee among the townspeople, but
k61 nppnoeiated to the last degree
D fnnity ~ being the guests
r Is 5 a. 3 81 lkse 1&lddletoMn
49, G ssss| Ii 7 I ~ ms Nh0rses and
f66r1d herds Of dairy cattle.
Tommy Jones. Of Calvert county.
who was the guest of Chairman
Lewis f. Kefauver. was particularly
enthusiastic over 7007pound hog he
found on the farm.
AS big as a Calvert county OK,
Tommy says, land nobody will ever
believe me when get home and tell
about It."
Following a real country dinner,
the Home State Tour party gathered
at the Middletown High School and,
headed by p. A. Hauver, temporary
Boys' Club agent for Frederick coun-
IL. left for Braddock Heights, where
they. were joined by Emory L. Cob
lenta. representing the Home State
Tour Committee of Frederick. Owing
to q drizzling rain, the tourists did
not get the expected view of the
beautiful Middletown Valley, and
x.r1f3ursod m fhoir wav IN Frederick