The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1916-01-07
STATEHOOD.

NOOQ spent from thursday until Sun
cay with her sister, Mrs Stewart
anti, of Baltimore.
Mr. John Schaffer, of near Walnut
Grove Mills, lost a valuable horse
lst week.
Miss Pauline Barnes and Mr.
James Stunt, of Baltimore, spent
>4turday with the formers grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George w
Iizzell, of Statewood
Guy, son of Mr. Andrew Caltrider,
J. differing with diphtheria.
MIS-. James A Phillips and daugh-
g., Ethel, are visiting relatives and
ends in Baltimore.
:. Murray Powder, of Indiana, is
ding the month of January with
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob
~WIer, of Freedom District.
.r. Rome Brown. of Baltimore, is
listing his sister, Mrs. Albert Gam
Der.
Miss Mabel Shipley and Mr.. Mel
lie Shauck were Saturday afternoon
and Sunday guests of Mr.. and Mrs
L.. rles hoyer, Of Spring Mills.
Mr.. Eugene Lamotte, of Baltimore,
pGut from Saturday until Monday
With his cousin, Mr.. William d. Bush,
.-r., or near StaLeWOOd.
The Christmas entertainment and
ucat OF Mt. Pleasant Sunday school
vas quite a success. The cantata
A-@uneNOus SANTA was rendered
ii Il very Creditable manner Much
l,i,Iae is due those who had charge
u. tie entertainment. Santa Claus
deserves special mention for his
maze in the fun.
,.tlluay evening was pleasantly
rnjoyed by number of our young
j.,, III the Methodist Episcopal
.2rsonage with the family of Rev. j.
arueW.
MIR. Andrew Pardew, of Baltimore,
Geil New ears day with his par
,nts in StateWoOd.
Inc Ladies' Mite Society of Mt.
Pleasant Methodist Episcopal church
lnGt at the home of Mrs. George B.
nOX Thursday afternoon.
lie Statewood w. c. T. U. VIII
-yul at tie home Of MIS-. George
..cl-on, thursday, January -, It =
o clock.
lhe students from the various
.A0uI5 ana colleges, who spent tie
~ tneIr studies we miss these
..gns. CHEEKY young folks very
The Lend-A-Hand Book Club of
coca, net AT the home of Mrs.
George Knox Wednesday, December
- llarly all the members were
H. Ell and several visitors. A very
yleasant and profitable afternoon Was
palt, and an interesting literary
e am wa rendered, after watch
sc Lments were served.
Several of our young folks enjoyed
/; straw ride to the home Of Miss
Iurith ZentZ, Fig Meadow farm,
- suay e.ening. They were dress
q in costumes and wore masks. Miss
lentz was surprised to see them but
- maze them feel very welcome in
Ter hospitable home. The evening
, IS spent pleasantly with games and
=, after which delicious refresh
/ cnts were served in abundance. At
(! Ia,e our the guests took their de-
parture delighted with the good time
hey had. Those present were Miss
G; AnnaEell and Grace Pardew, Martin
.-cntz, Eurith Zentz, Maude Shauck,
Mildred and Gladys Knox; Messrs.
u-sell Henson, Warner Shauch,
! rene Day, Edward Knox, Holmes
i ardew, Earl Wells and Guy Zentz.
A New Year surprise of much in
terest to the younger set was given
)Ae Misses FardeW on Saturday eV-
cning at their beautiful home, the
parsonage. The Misses PardeW
were unaware of the young folks's
coming, Lut in few moments they
we're all enjoying themselves with
OH vocal and instrumental music.
nen the hour of departure came eil
: happy New Years. Among
lose present were Misses Marth~-
ientz, Eurith Zentz, Maude Shauck,
Mildred and Gladys Knox, Lillian
Haines, Grace Annabell and Emma
Pardew, Lillian Phillips, Messrs.
Herbert Phillips, Guy Zentz, Andrew
Pardew, Earl Wells, Edward Knox
and Jimmy Pardew.
The following officers of MT. Pleas
ant Methodist Episcopal Sunday
school were elected Sunday after
noon: Superintendent, Samuel Mon
roe; assistant superintendent, Geo. B.
I-nox; secretary, Herbert Phillips;
treasurer, George T. Gorsuch; or
:: list, Miss Martha Zentz; librarian,
Edward Knox, assistants, Walter
Perish and Charley Hoff.
Services will be held at Providence
Methodist Protestant church on
January 8, as follows: Sunday school
at 2 p. m. The officers will be elect
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