The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1916-02-04
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WATERsYILLE.

WATEKSflLLk.
There will be the regular service
at the Methodist Church here by the
pastor, Rev. T. NJ. Dickey, Sunday at
3 p. m.
There will be service with commun-
ion at st. James Protestant Episco-
pal Church, Mt. Airy, next Sunday at
II a. m. Rev. P. n. Boyden. rector.
The Guild of st. James Church.
Mt. Airy. held very pleasant meet
ing at the residence of DIR. and Mrs.
Clancy, on Thursday afternoon, Jan
uary q. The treasurer of the Guild
reports its affairs IN a favorable con-
Gition and the good work progress
ing. Next meeting of the guild will
De at the home of Mrs. Clifton Spon-
sellers February q. at 3 o'clock p. m.
Mrs Elizabeth Sellman has receiy-
ed many etters and cards of SYM
patty and visits from friends who
have called to express their SYM
patty for her and her family in their
sad bereavement. Among those who
called recently were Mesdames Albert
Nice, Albert Hall, Walter Rudy, Cliff
ton Sponseller, of Mt. Airy. and Dr.
Waters and daughter, of Watersville
and others.
Mrs. Ralph Sellman has returned
from a visit to her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Clark Owings, near Philadel-
phia-
Mrs. Josphine Winebrenner after a
brief visit to her home has returned
to Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Birkley Morton, OF
Westminster, paid a visit TO Mrs.
Morton's aunts, Misses Mary and
Virginia Selby, last week.
Hon. Jesse Leatherwood, member Of
the House of Delegates, resident Of
1T Airy district, returned TO An
napolis on Monday.
Mr. Charles M. Kroner. Sr., who
has been q patient at the Church
Home Hospital. Baltimore. Is at his
home again.
Mr.. George Main, who has been
sick, is better.
Several Pound Parties" have en-
lIvened the neighborhood lately. One
vas held at the residence OF Mr..
Lucien Runkles, on the evening Of
January 18th, and Thursday evening
January 9TH, Mr. and Mrs. John l.
Iare and family were pounded" by
party is an annual event at Mr.
Iare's, and this like its predecessors
was largely attended and greatly en-
ioyed. The evening was very pleas
antly spent in playing games OF va
rious kinds. Music was rendered by
Mr. Howard Monkey on the autoharp.
and mouth organ. and by Mr.. John l..
Lare on the graphophone and Miss
Eva Brashears on the organ, after
which refreshments were served In
abundance. At late hour all took
their departure for their homes.
thanking Mr.. and Mrs. John L. bare
and family for the pleasure of the
evening, and with the hope that there
might be many returns AT their hos
pitable home Those present were
Mr. and Mrs. John l.. I.are, Mr.. and
Mrs. Morgan Brashears, Mr.. and Mrs.
ollie Harrison, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Lowman, Mrs. Halle Hillery. Misses
Eva Brashear, Rosa Hood. Francis
Gosnell. Dora Lare. Mamie Monkey.
Pauline crnmrine. Ethel Hyatt, Jessie
Gosnell, Mile Monkey, Hettie Stu1l.
Ruth CLANCY, Grace Stnll. HELEN
RuDkles. Hilda Hood, Virginia Baker.
Esther Moxley, Hepsie Nicholson.
Louise Nicholson. Edna DayhofI
Marie Dayhoff, Messrs. Russell Hood
Roscoe Dayton, Grover Lare. William
Lare, Albert Lewis, Clark Stull
Monroe CLANCY. Samuel Lease, Vim
Wilson. Richard Yansant. Roy War
field. Raymond Pundum, james Van
SAINT, Charles Wagner, John Hyatt
George Bennett, Oakley Watkins, R0-
land Gosnell, s. Leslie Poole. Morgan
Duvall sellman Brandenbnrg, How
ard Mox1ey. Ellis Harrison. Fred
Harrison. Garrison Norwood. Paul
Watkins. John Main. Albert Main
Norvel l. Norwood. Lester Harrison
Albert Z. Grimes, Oliver o Welsh
Harry ". Brown. Clyde Main. Leroy
Harrison Morley Harrison, Jesse
Main, William clary. Aubrey Nor
wood, Carroll Werfeld. Ralph Low
man, Peter Warfleld, A. Buckingham
Paul Dayhofr William Runkles, Har=
sey Spurrier, Webster Spurrler, Nc
Kinley Rimbey. Roscoe Thompson
farris Penn. John Thompson. RAJ
mond Hall and others.
The weather lately has been more
like spring. than January. the vol
month