The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-10-24

Officer Helm is making short work
OF stone sings. He noticed two boys
with sings and promptly relieved
the owners OF them. One boy with
sling saw Officer Helm first but
was caught while making a fight
for safety.
| Naming his own SON al a core
spondent il q divorce action, wv. IL.
-. Stokes, millionaire hotel man, OF
New York, is met by a counter-suit
for separation filed by his wife, Mrs.
Helen Elwood Stokes, who charges
that her husband is a drug addict.
MIR. and Mrs. J. Milton ReiHsnider,
and daughter, Miss Josephine Reif-
snlder, have returned to Baltimore,
after spending the summer months
10 Westminster. They will be as-
tabl1shed at the Albion during the
winter.
Mrs. Margaret A Haines, Of State
wood, and Mr.. Phineas w. Shipley,
formerly of Sma1lwood, spent Thurs
day last in Washington i'm company
with Mrs. Haines' grandson, @. w. X.
Arnold and wife, of st. George
Baltimore county.
| The time for examinations for au-
tomobile operators license has been
changed from Monday until Saturday
from 10 a. m, to/12 m. The dates
for the next six months are Nov. 1,
Nov. 20, Jan. 3, Jan. 81, Feb. % and
March ~.
We were glad to greet Lieut.
Charles G. Beach, of the United
States Navy, with headquarters at
Washington, who is visiting his fam
lily. Lieut.. Beach is just recovering
from an attack of flu.
Roy G. Lester, son Of Geo. A
Lester, Of Eden, has been discharged
from the U. s. army, after being in
the service for more than two years!
Roy was in CarrOll's first draft of
81, and the last one i'm the vicinity
to return.
In the eight annual roll of honor
Of the State banks and trust COM
panies Maryland places Manchester
Bank in the lead with Union Mills
Savings Bank, third; Westminster
Savings Bank 10; Westminster De-
post & Trust Company "a.
/ The organ recital and sacred con-
cert which was to be held Tuesday
October % will b. held Thursday
October 30, at 7.3O p. m, by the
! Dromgold Quartette, of Hanover and
York, Pa, under the auspices Of the
choir of Grace Lutheran church.
There will be a social and festival
held at Rogers school, Thursday
evening, October 80. One of the
leading features of the evening will
be the Fortune Corner; also "a
Fishing Trip to Boston," one of the
leading fishing centers of the New
England States.
Thomas Chapel Sunday school will
have on sale in the basement of the
church Tuesday evening, October
18th, chicken and ham sandwiches
cake, candy and ice cream, for the
benefit of the Sunday school. Every
body welcome. In case of bad
weather the same will be-held the
following evening.
The officers of the WOman's Mis-
sionary Society of the Maryland and
Virginia Eldership are as follows
President, Mrs. ]. A. Saxter, Woods
boro; vice president, Mrs. Augusta
Blizzard, CarrolltOn; corresponding
secretary, Miss Janet Barrick, Woods
boro; recording secretary, Miss Ar
minta Murray, Frederick.
The automobile of MIR! George
Mather, Willis street containing Mr.
and Mrs. Mather and daughter, Mr..
Edgar Nusbaum and Prof and Mrs.
Meyer turned turtle yesterday morn
ing on the state road at Morgan Run.
None of the occupants were injured
other than from the shock Mrs.
Meyer was dazed for short time
but not seriously hurt.
Keystone & Craig Engineering
Company, formerly of this city,
have moved their Office to sos and
SO Equitable Building, Baltimore.
They have many large contracts
under way. One is the large can
ming factory for A. w Feeser, at
Silver Run. Mr.. ]. Frank Keystone
is president and Mr.. C. ID. Craig,
secretary and treasurer.
Special All Day Meeting at Stone
Chapel Methodist Episcopal church,
Sunday, October 26, $50, Love Feast.
IL preaching by DR.. T. H Lewis,
2.30 preaching by DR. w. w. Barnes.
Special music at every service Come!
Bring your lunch and spent the day
with us. Beginning Revival Meetings
OnSL Ai6uL ASAI W00h DIT I.0U WIN
service of song. j. A. Haugh, pastor.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. A. Utermahlen en-
tertained on Sunday Mr.. and Mrs.
Oliver Utermahlen and son, Carroll,
of Baltimore; Mr.. and Mrs Henry
Helwig and daughter, Grace, Mr.. and
Mrs. Luther Helwig and children,
Martin, Catharine and Garden, all
of Pleasant Valley; Mrs. Carl G. Ny
gren, of Parlett, Ohio and Mrs.
Arthur Stevenson, of Frizellburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Leppo enter
tanned the following on Sunday:
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace NBankart and
/ sons, Ellis and Earl, Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph Weaver, Mrs. Kesselring and
John Kesselring, all of Hanover; Mr..
and Mrs. Daniel Cratin and Joseph
Stonesipher, MIR. and Mrs. Harry
Strevig and daughters, Alice, Annie
Emma and Della, and sons, James
and Harry.
| Miss Becker returned missionary
from India will speak i'm Carroll
Hall at p. m, on Wednesday even
| ing, October 10Th. Miss Becker
brings a message Of appeal. She
speaks Of midas needs. Sha tells
in ways never to be forgotten the
condition of the masses of that great
country The nuh1ir H. nardia1I1y ~