The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1917-04-27
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The Ladies Aid Society Of Zion
Methodist Protestant church, met
April s, at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Luther Zahn and was royalty enter
tanned The service was opened by
itB president, Mrs Andrew POlster,
singing, There iR Sunshine iH MT
Soul reading, 1.-THE Palms" by Mrs
Polster; the Lords prayer I'm concert;
recitation, The Pansy," by Edna
Beaver; reading, Mrs. Gladys Bair;
recitation, by Louise Hook; recitation,
by Gladys Zahn; reading, Mother
Prayer Mrs David G Hook; recita-
ton, Elizabeth Hughes; singing. Mfy
Savior First OH ALL" recitation, by
Catherine Hughes; recitation, by
Evelyn Hook; roll called; dues col
lected, $4.77. The election of new
officers for the year was held which
resulted a. follows: President, Mrs |
Andrew Polster; vice president, Mrs
David G Hook; treasurer, Mrs. Harry
Hughes; secretary, Miss Melvie Glib
son; organist, Mrs. Gladys Bair. They
adjourned to meet May 3, at 2 o'clock
II Mrs Harry Hughes, If not clear
that day then April AL A welcome to
all. Refreshments were served CON
sisting of ham sandwiches, cocoa, |
coffee, lemonade, peanuts and candy.
Among those present were Messrs. |
and Mesdames Luther Zahn, Lewis |
Zahn, Mesdames Albert Bair, Harry
Hughes. Andrew Polster, Albert Glib
aon. Leo Davis, Grove O- EastOn, Col
unbus A Shipley, Misses Goldia Ship
ley, Melvie Gibson, Marie Polster, Ed
ma Beaver, Louise Hook, Elizabeth
Hughes, Gladys Zahn, Catherine I
Il IL ~ I@.o1 ~
L4arne Davis, Master Rowe Davis,
Wesley Zahn, Raymond Hughes and
others
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Polster visited \
Mr.. and Mrs. a. III. Bair
Mr. Lester Polster and Miss Marie
Polster and Viola Caples were guests
of Mrs Margaret Caples Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. David G. Hook enter
tanned Sunday Mr. and Mrs. William
Baker, of near Bird Hill. and Mr. and \
Mrs. Clarence Magin, of Smallwood,
and others
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest PoIster enter
tanned Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer
Muller and others.
The Ladies' Aid Society or Bethesda
Methodist Episcopal church met April
Ill.,, at the beautiful home Oh Mr. and
Mrs. Columbus a. Shipley and was
entertained in their usual pleasant
way. After all business matters were
over they we're invited to the dining
room where table was laden with
the good things of the season, consist
ing of cakes Of various kinds, candies,
peanuts, cocoa, coffee and root beer,
after all did ample justice they bid
the host and hostess adieu. The next
meeting will be i'm May, ait the home OF
Miss Emma Shipley Among those
present were MeSSrs. and Mesdames
Columbus A $hipley, Ebert Shipley, \
James Schneider, Joseph Shipley,
Mesdames Grove o. Easton, Gladys
Bair, Laura Kopp, Carrie Murphy, |
Pearl Davis, Ellenora Wagner, Thos.
Schneider, Lottie Gibson, Carrie Bell
SON, Sadie Conner, Margaret Phillips, n
Mary Gorsuch, Maude Pool, Andie
Shipley, Annie Easton, Leila Barnes,
Elsie Myerly, Mamie Shipley, Bertha
Shipley, Cora Carr, Howell Davis,
Misses Ollie Pool, Eva Barber, Mar
garet Murphy, Ruth Schneider, Fern |
Schneider, Mildred Schneider, Louise
Efyerly, Eliza Shipley, Mae Herbert,
Edith Herbert, Mabel Shipley, Ruth |
Davis, Julia Schneider, Emma Shipley, |
Amanda Williams, Elizabeth Williams,
Lille Davis, Estella Bowers, Bell |
Easton, Lula Gibson, Welthie Gibson,
Florence Ewalt, Rena Schneider,
MeSsrs. Robert Davis, Peyton Pool,
Donald Shipley, Robert $hipley, Ray
mond Davis, Howell Davis, Jr., How
ard Carr, Columbus Schneider, Geo. |
Phillips and others. The society de- |
-cided to hold strawberry festival |
June 81
Mrs Columbus IA. Shipley called Oh
Mrs E %. Wilhide Monday
Mrs Margaret CapleS entertained /
Sunday the following guests: Mr.. and |
Mrs Thomas Barnhart and family, |
Mrs. z. O. Diffendal, Misses Louise !
Caples, Charles Diffendal and Master 4
Thomas Shaw Difrendal. of Westmins-
ter.
Mir. and Mrs. Frank Beaver have
moved from Mr.. o. C. zepp's tenant |
house to Mr.. Robert Zepp's tenant
house
Mr. Earl Gibson and MIR. Harry |
FOutz visited Mr. J IT'D. FOutz and \
family. near Wartfeldsburg, Sunday
evening.
Mrs. Margaret Caples had as call
ers Thursday evening Mrs. Elizabeth |
Owings, Miss Christina Owings and |
Master Andrew Otto Owings
MR. and Mrs Harry Hughes and
family spent Sunday with NH. Hughes
mother, Mrs Mary ~. Hughes, Free
dom. Mrs. Hughes was quite sick
Mrs. Martha Shriner spent Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. John T. Wagner,
and also visited her grandsons, Ster-
ling and Irwin Slater, and attended
Easter service All Zion Methodist Pro
testant church Sunday night. It was
quite a success.
Mr.. and Mrs William Rupert had
as their guests Friday evening Mr.. and
Mrs. Andrew Polster
Mr. Murray Stem was Sunday
guest of MR.. and Mrs. %. o.. Zepp.