The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1916-04-07
SMALLWOOD.

There has been great many CHANG
es made around here this year. ms
week was real moving week. MIR
Howard Logue moved into Mr.. Joseph
Miners house at Smallwood; Mrs.
Alice Shipley moved into the house
vacated by Mr.. Howard Logue, which
she bought; Thomas Paynter moved
from Mr. Ezra Coppersmith's farm to
home of their own near Westmlns-
ter; Clarence Bitzel moved into VIM.
Zellers house, which was vacated by
Paul Routzan; Eddie Little moved
from Ezra Coppersmith' property TO
place above Westminster.
Everybody turn out to the pie social
to be given By the Lutheran Aid So
ciety, to be held at Mrs. Skinner s,
Smallwood, Saturday night. April Sth.
The Deer Park Aid Society met at
the home of Mrs. Marian Shipley Bird
Hill, and it was real gratifying to see
how many members and visitors were
present. An interesting program was
well rendered. Dues amounting to
over ST. were collected and after the
business was transacted refreshments
were served by our hostess, assisted
by her daughters. Our next meeting
will be held at the home of Mrs. Mel
vie Freyman.
Sunday school next Sunday morn
ing at Deer Park church.
Mr.. Edward Miner had a very pleas
ant social on March %. Everyone en-
loved the music. Misses Hilda and
Lilly Davis played some fine selec-
tions on the piano, then Mr.. Charles
Wagner on the violin and Walter Wag-
ner on the guitar were accompanied
by Harry buckingham on the piano,
also singing by the young folks was
one of the features OF the evening.
About II o'clock refreshments were
served. Those who participated in
this pleasant evening were Messrs.
and Mesdames Richard Baker, Edward
Miner, Howell Davis, Carroll OWings,
Charles Wagner, E. H. Skinner, Harry
Buckingham. Misses Hilda Davis, Lille
Davis, Nellie Miner, Louisa Williams,
Lille Lamden, Dorothy Davis, Pearl
Lockard, Messrs Walter Wagner and
Howell Davis, Jr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Buckingham
gave a party to their son, Tivis, on
March &c, when his friends arrived,
games of different kinds were played.
Music by Albert Prick on violin, &C
companied by Harry Buckingham on
organ was also enjoyed and general
good time was spent throughout the
evening until Mrs. Buckingham pleas
antly announced refreshments to be
served in the dining room. The young
couples were then seen going through
the hall to the dining room where
they had good time. After refresh
ments were served to all, games were
once more taken up until the wee
sma' hours of the morning, when each
began to think of home, and made a
hasty departure Those to partake of
Mr.. Tivis hospitality were Mr.. and
Mrs Harry Buckingham, Mrs. Charles
Wagner, Fred Lott, Misses Hilda
Davis, Lille Davis, Goldie Little, Pearl
Iockard, Eva Davis, Lille Lamden,
Mildred Arnold, Lillian Lott, Lillian
Wolf, Nettie Miner, Messrs. Tivis
Buckingham, Howard Coppersmith,
Willie Logue, Oscar Baker, Walter
Wagner, Ebert Shipley, Albert Prick,
Charles Saylor, Howell Davis, Her
man Saylor. Walter Sayers, Carroll
Horton and others.
Farmers are wishing for finer
weather, so they can begin their
spring farming.
Rev. and Mrs. Sites attended con-
ference this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harmon Wardenfclt
spent the weeks end in Baltimore.
Mrs. Richard Baker has returned
home after her trip this week
We are glad TO hear Mr.. Harry
| Frick is improving after having a very
painful time with sciatic rheumatism
Ralph Horton was out to church for
the first time Sunday he has been sick
since { hriStmaS.