The Democratic advocate., 1917-12-14
SMALLWOOD.

A box will be packed and sent to our
solder boys for Xmas from Small
wood. Anyone wishing to send them
anything to show them they are re-
membered will please leave it with
Miss Pearl Lockard, adjoining Mr.
SINNERS store before next Thurs
day, December 13; also cents to E4lp
pay the express, and if we receive
more money than the amount of eX-
press we will buy candy and send It
to them. Everybody in the community
respond. The box will be packed By
Miss Peal Lockard and Mrs. Charles
A. Wagner.
The Lutheran Aid Society met at the
beautiful new home of Mrs. VIM. Saw
lor on November %. Each guest was
welcomed in a kind and genial manner
There weren't near as many members
present as those spacious rooms
would hold but still there were a
goOCly number aid all were at their
best socially and a general Thanksgiv-
ing spirit prevailed. The meeting Was
opened by the president, Mrs. Laura
Williams and the business transacted
One of the announcements mace was
Mrs. SeabrOok gave large fea ther
bed and bolster to be made 10 in small
pillows for the soldier boys across the
seas. Mrs. Anna Little offered them
the use of her home to make fhem erd
it was decided to meet there on next
Tuesday afternoon, DE 2eDlb2- H. All
come to help in this gJod work After
business was over Mrs. Saylor served
refreshments, consisting OF coffee, Co
Goa, coffee cake, lemonade and a great
variety Of cakes. A very pleasant hour
was spent before lbe members de-
parted for their homes. Those pres
ent were Mrs. VIM. Saylor, John Hoff-
man, John Rosenb q ger, Richard Rak-
er, Mary Beard, Harry kric&, How ell
Davis, Henry Bitzel, Laura Williams
Marion Bitzel, l.. Skinner, Elizabeth
Plack, Gertie Bitzel, Laura Mengel
Carroll Owings, Henry Little, Laura
Wagner, Bette Roll, Edt5ses Viola
Frick, Hilda Prugh, Little Davis. Cath
crime and Mabel Saylor, Louise Will
liams, Messrs. VIM. Saylor, John iiUs-
enberger, Charles Saylor, John Saylor
Leo, Walter, Raymond AMI Herman
Saylor.
AS it was Thank 5sil11g day The
Ladies' Aid Society OF Deer Park met
at the parsonage as it usually does
each year to give expression IF thej.
thankfulness in the shape of a dona-
ton to the pastor and his wife. 1t
was a disagreed BILE day and there were
not very many members present. The
members were delighted to have Mrs
VIM. Sites with them again After tine
business was over refreshments were
served by Mrs. Sites, assisted by her
daughter and Mrs. Fannie Sucking
ham. The coffee, cocoa, and cake were
delicious, apples were also served.
Mrs. Elizabeth Plack is spending 4
few weeks with Mrs. Richard BAKER.
There was party gwen a. Small
wood Hall on Thanksgiving night by
Messrs. Byard Arnold and Walter
Wagner. 1t was a very inclement
night, but the young folks did not
seem to mind for there were about 1Ol
guests from Baltimore, Oakland, Refs.
trestown, Eastview, StatewOod.
Viola Logue and Myrtle Cover, O.
Baltimore, spent the Thanksgiving
holidays with Mr.. Howard Logue
Miss Rose Frick and friend spen
Thanksgiving with Miss Cleadie vii
liams.
Misses Edna Lambden, Berry Os
borne, Mr.. George Wicks, Jr., spen
the Holidays with Mrs. Chas. A. Wag
ner.
Mr.. Harvey Arnold, of Baltimore
and Mr.. Pheneas Shipley spent the
weeks end with Mr. Chas. A Wag
ner.
Mr. Douglas Campbell, of CamI
Meade, spent Thanksgiving day will
Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Sayers.