The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1918-09-06

aunt. Mr. and MRS. il. J. Holman,
last Sunday.
III Mrs. wv. H. &. Allgire, who has been
On the sick list, IL now cOnvalescent.
i Farmers are now busy pulling sweet
corn, digging potatoes and getting
lleady for seeding.
SYKESVILLE.
Y Miss Anita Hobbs, or GAINESVILLE,
4 Howard county, has been spending
two weeks with her cousin Miss
.Leona Hale.
I Mr.. and Mrs. Irving Buckingham
entertained Sunday Mr. and Mrs
Frank Shipley, or Baltimore; Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Weer, Mrs. Nathan
Hobbs and Ransom Gist.
Miss Naomi Harper Is spending her
vacation with her mother on the
Eastern Shore.
MIR. Earl CLANCY has moved his
! family to Baltimore, where he has
accepted position with the B a. %.
v Dr. and Mrs j. Fred WRschea en-
tertained quite a number of young
people by a delightful dance Thurs
day evening, III honor Of Mrs.
Waschea's nieces, Misses airline and
Anna Daugherty, of Hinton, wv. Va,
\ who are her house guests
] The desirable Mcdonald homestead
i'm Sykesville will b. sold at public
sale Oh September 21.
Senator and Mrs. Wade Warffe1d
have a. guests Dr. and Mrs M. q.
Haning and son, Mrs. john J. COniff
and Mr.. Charles Coliff, all of Wheel
ing, wv. Va
Mr. Howard Scott, who was opera
ted on Saturday for the third time,
| il getting along very well.
Mrs. Knauff and daughter, Carey,
are spending some time at Ocean
City.
Misses Jessie wilkinson, OF Balti-
more, and Helen Gassaway, OF Rock
vile, spent the weeks end with Miss
Janet $precher.
Miss Virginia Schofield, Of Alexan-
Emmert, of Baltimore, are guests at
the home OF Mr. Charles Melville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Odel and
children are visiting at the home OF
Mr.. Pearce Prough.
Mr. and Mrs. Marion Harris are
spending this week in Washington.
Mr. Harry Phelps has been confined
to his home for several days the past
week.
"A Community Council Of Defense
was organized ait Sykesville Monday
night with Dr I'D. B Sprecher, d.
chairman, and DR.. J. c. Clark as vice
chairman, and Mrs. Lowndes Bennett,
secretary and treasurer
Mrs. Robert Vanhorn gave the lit
tie girls very delightful picnic down
on the banks OF the river, Monday af-
ternoon. Those present were Louise
Bennett, Helen Stevens, Virginia
Jones, Louise Forthman, Margaret
FShipley, Margaret Ely and little
Sweetie Berry.
gambler.
There will b. Sunday school at
Providence Methodist Protestant
church this Sunday morning, also G.
IL. service in the evening. Topic,
Training Conscience and Trained by
Conscience" All are welcome. The
leader will b. Mrs David N. Lester.
Mr.. Harry G. Monroe, an officer in
the u s. ~, from Norfolk, Va, has
been spending some time with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs g. 9. Monroe,
of this place.
The stork visited Mr. and Mrs. II.
Worth Barnes on Sunday last and
left them a fine boy.
Miss Mae Brauning, of Springfield
State Hospital, spent Sunday and
Monday with her mother, Mrs. Mollie
Brauning.
MIR. VIM. Gambler and son, Frank,
spent Friday with his mother, Mrs
"a. M. Gambler, near this place.
Mr.. IT, Harrison Barnes and sister,
Flora, spent Tuesday with Mr.. and
Mrs. George IT, Allen, of Gist
Those who spent Tuesday evening
with Mrs. George Carver were Misses
Eva and Hilda Ford, and brother,
Arthur, and MIR. IT.. Harrison Barnes
and sister, Flora.
The Ladies' Aid Societies OF the
four churches will meet at FGnks-
burg church September, II. The
Women's Foreign Missionary Society
will also hold their regular meeting
in the morning and several members
OF prominence OF the State will be
present at this meeting. All mem
bers are urged to be present The
ladies will take their baskets and
serve lunch at noon. Miss Maggie
Wilson, Of the elementary department,
a State Sunday school worker will
also be present. All attend this meet
| ing and be benefited.
Mrs. Florence G. Barnes and grand
daughter, Vida, have been spending
some time in Baltimore
| Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Barnes and
daughter, Charlotte and MIR. Carroll
Barnes spent Sunday with Mrs.
Florence Barnes.
Mrs Hattie Duvall spent Wednes-
day with Mr.. and Mrs. Jabez N.
| Barnes.
SHIPLEY.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grant Hook entertain
ed Sunday Mr.. and Mrs William Bak-
er, Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Magin and
others.
The farmers are busy cutting worm
seed, and are ready to SOW wheat.
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Polster had a.
their guests Sunday Mr.. and Mrs.
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