The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1916-04-14
CARROLLTON HEIGHTS.

rown's school, of which Alvah }
,4ster is teacher, held an entertain
ent in the school house near Car
clifton, on Wednesday evening, Apri
5. The room was about filled to its
Capacity No admission was charged
but two of the boys, Edgar Blizzard
and Thomas Lang passed around the
hat near the close Of the program anc
a liberal collection of 1913 was real
lied Only one dollar of the money
will be used at the present time FOL
a cover for the organ and the re-
mainder will be kept for future use
The school wishes to thank those Whc
helped with the program as we'll as
those who patronized the school by
coming to hear the entertainment
The program was as follows; Song
"All Together" recitation, Compan-
ionship,'' Emory Blizzard; exercise
cit Pays to be Polite" four boys; re-
citation, Get Busy" Helen Cullison
dialogue, THE Spelling Lesson nine
pupils and teacher; recitation, The
Boy That Laughs" Robert Blizzard &;
singing. Bright Dawn of Day; re
citation. Cats Don't Use Knives,
Thomas Lang; dialogue, Friday Al
ternoon Composition teacher ana
eight pupils; exercise, Boy Talk,
four boys: dialogue, "Mischievous
Matte" five characters; recitation,
Glow Children Grow" Ruth David
son: dialogue, Moral Suasion," four
characters; recitation. "Cheerful-
ness" Gilbert Friese; singing, "A
Soldier of the Sunshine;' recitation,
1.-THE Road 10 Learning" James Biz
yard: dialogue. NO Peddlers Want
ed" four characters; exercise, Then
and Now" Edgar Blizzard and Thos.
Lang: recitation, When the Teacher
Gets Cross and the Dimple Goes IN,
Ruth Shaffer: flag march and drill;
singing. Long Wave the Flag;
dialogue. Jerry and the lce-Cream,
four characters: dialogue, The We'd
ding Notice. four characters reclta-
ton. The City Proof" Carroll Biz
card: musical selection by Prof. John
Houck and daughter, Beatrice, while
the hats were being passed; dialogue,
"Troubled With Ghosts. four char
acters. Mr. Lester deserves lots OF
credit. and we compliment him. This
is the third entertainment OF its KIND
he has given. the proceeds being USED
for necessary furnishings lot the
school room. which adds much to the
appearance of same.
One of the deepest SHOWS in long
time fell last Saturday and Sunday,
to the depth of at least foot, had 1t
not melted. 1t presented a most
beautiful appearance last Saturday
morning, every tWig and branch be-
ing snow-laden. The sun came out,
and if soon diSaUDeared
We welcome Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Baker and family, who recently
moved on the Walsh property. They
have purchased it, and expect to
make it their future home. Mr..
Andrew CuIlison, of Arcadia. is
spending a few weeks with them.
Mrs Lewis Greene, Jr., attended
the funeral of her cousin, Mrs. i.u-
cinda Armacost Abbott, of Baltimore,
last Monday at Hampstead Methodist
Episcopal church. Interment was in
the adjoining cemetery.
Mrs. Sue f. Kellar. of Carrollton,
is visiting her cousins Mr.. and Mrs.
SwitZer of Hampstead.
Mr.. George Neudecker, who suffer-
ed from a severe cold, and was under
the doctors care is out again
fIduS dIt DSluS IlduC " vi SoAllHS
4 H. T. l.. at Bethel church, to which
all children are invited to attend.
Mr.. r. Frank Shaffer spent last
Monday in Baltimore and attended
the tabernacle meeting.
Miss Winnie Shaffer is spending
some time in the city.
Mr.. John Martin and family have
moved from Westminster to their
farm near -esters church.
Mr.. John f. Martin. of Philadel-
phia, has moved his family into his
mothers tenant house.
Last Friday night was one long to
be remembered by Miss Gladys
Evans, it being her 21st birthday an
niversary. and the event was fittingly
celebra by a surprise party, given
by her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. }. +.
Evans. and friends. 1t was COM
plete surprise to her, as she was
about to retire when she discovered
company of people approaching the
house. The folks took full possess
ion OF the house, and music and
games were INDUCED in. Miss Gladys
received a beautiful bouquet, contain
ing > dozen carnations from her par
ents, also a lovely lily from friend,
besides other gifts. Tempting re-
freshments, consisting of ice cream,
cake. delicious fruits and candy was
served. Among those present were:
Mr. and Mrs. j. E. Evans and family,
Mrs. Marion Greene and daughters,
Mary and Mildred, Mrs. Lewis
Greene, Jr. Misses Carrie E. Greene,
Matte Brehm, Matte Shipley. Lois
Evans, Stella Greene, Mary and
LeOna Long, Messr5. John Magee,
John Mancha, Walter Bloufeldt, Alvah
Lester, Cover Craft, Ray and Roy
Taylor. Harry Kressler, Lawrence
Long and Clarence Greene.
Messrs. Eugene and Roland Martin
have accepted positions in Baltimore.
SYkESVILLE.
Mr.. James Carter. who has been
spending the winter in Baltimore