The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-06-27

Matthews, East Main street.
DR.. J. S. Myers, East Main street
will spend from Friday until Tuesday
Of next week at Atlantic City.
Miss Dora Webking has returned
home after spending few days with
her friend, Miss Bernetta Utermahlen,
Sgt William }. N. Yingling arrived
from France on the ste lmshiu
Connecticut Sunday at Newport News.
Mrs. Charles E. Hosfeld, of Mt
Pleasant spent Tuesday with her sis
ter, Mrs. MI. 4. Yeiser, Pennsylvania
avenue
MIR. and Mrs. Harry Utermahlen
and daughter, Anna Of Baltimore
spent Sunday with relatives and
friends, near Pleasant Valley.
Miss Helen Matthews, East Main
street left yesterday for Orange, N
J., where she will spend month with
DIR. and Mrs. Linn Emerson.
4 celebration of the 4th of July will
be held July at A. ]. STEMS, STEMS
Corner, Winfield at z d! m. There
will be fire works and two bands OF
music
The Woman's Society of ST. Bel
Jam1n's Lutheran church will meet
Thursday afternoon, July at the
home of Mrs. Jacob d. Starner at 1870
p m.
Private Roland L. Wisner has ar.
rived at Fort McHenry Hospital and
spent from Tuesday until Thursday
with his parents and wife. He is ex.
tpecting his discharge next week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton Myers, I1r
and Mrs. Tyler, this city and Mrs
Lille Biggs, Bachman's Valley are
visiting MIR. 'Tyler's parents at Til
mans Island, on the Eastern Shore
ST. Johns Lutheran Church Mis-
sionary Society will hold it's regular
monthly meeting at the home of Mrs
j. II. Lease, Saturday, July -, at p
m. Every member is invited to b.
present,
Prof. 5. B. Shaw, Of the Maryland
Agricultural College made an in
spection of damage done to the frui
trees by locusts and found that thu
fruit crop has been seriously hamper
ed by the 1-year visitors.
Frederick William Hohenzollern
the former German Crown Prince, ha!
escaped from Holland and made hi:
way into Germany. News of the es
cape Of the ex-Crown Prince caused
considerable stir in Peace Confer
! ence circles.
| Governor Harrington has issued {
proclamation terminating the opera
ton of the Soldiers and Sailors Alb
sent Voting act. This measure, which
was passed at the special session o
the Legislature in 1917, was intended
to give the men who went into mill
tary or naval service the ballot
wherever they might be.
! A woman whose husband had dice
went to medium, who put her int
communication with her late spouse
john" said the woman, "are vol
happy now?" Il am very happy" re
piled the spirit of John. Are yol
happier than when you were on earth
with me?" asked the woman. Yes,
replied the spirit. Il am far happier
than | was on earth with YOU" "TeI
me, John, what is it like in Heaven p
asked the woman Heaven" ex
claimed John. I'm not in Heaven!
The Ladies' Aid Society of thu
Church of God, Westminster ha!
reorganized. The officers are as fol
lows: president, Mrs George Jones
vice president, Mrs. VIM. Richter; sec
rotary, Mrs. Harvey Eckard; assistan
secretary. Miss Myrtle Albert; treas
urer, Mrs. Edward Long. The Ladies
Aid Society will hold market ant
ice cream festival every Saturda,
night from 6 to 10 p. m, at Mr.. Hra
baugh's. The proceeds toward tn,
building of the new church. TIL
Ladies' Aid Society will hold thei
monthly meeting the last Thursda,
night of every month.
Those who spent Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. ]. L. Breitwiser were Mr.
Kern and wife and 4 children, O
Bellview, Ohio; Miss Lizzie Brett
4 wiser and Mrs. Filler, Mrs. Willard
Garrett, MIR. and Mrs. Lewis Cannon
and daughter, Miss Jane, al
Of Frederick; Mr. John Gar
rett, of Baltimore; Mr.. Franz
Kern, Mr.. and Mrs. William Brett
! wiser and daughter, Margaret, Mr.
and Mrs. Chas. Breitwiser, MIR. anC
Mrs. Elmer Lester and daughter
Ethel, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas Brehm ant
others. All enjoyed a good time ant
big dinner.
The committee in charge of the St
Mary's Industrial School Campaign
made a most favorable report at /;
meeting held last evening. $6,467.2E
was announced as the total pledges
More than one-half of the amour
will be paid in by July first. There
were many gratifying incidents
. spoken Of by the individual member
I of the committee recounting the un
solicited response of many citizens tt
this appeal Of charity. The final re
port will be received at a specia
meeting to be held next Tuesda.
evening. 1t will then be possible, j
is believed, to publish the list of tn,
names Of those who have so readil.
Iespoused the cause. 1t is the view 0
the committee that the brothers il
charge of the institution will be NJ
less gratified by the testimony o
appreciation Of their past work which
| the generosity of the citizens o
Maryland expresses, than by the con
| fidence it shows in their future efforts
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