The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-02-28
CARROLLTON.

Sunday school in the Bethel at $50
Preaching 10.45 Sunday morning. J.
r. L. at eco o'clock in the afternoon
We desire very good attendance a:
we want to give out parts for enter
tainment Song and praise services
att 7.15 and preaching at 7-4o i'm the
-evening. Prayer meeting Wednesday
evening.
Harland Greene found a label off OF
d. tomato can from K. r. Taylor's
canning factory, in La Bourbole
France.
Lawrence Long il suffering an at
tack of the flu.
Uncle John Uhler is still belfast
and suffers considerably.
Ladies. don't forget the Ladies Aid
will meet at the home Of Mrs. Theo-
dore Shipley on Saturday afternoon.
Hazel Hughes spent the first part
of the week with her sister, Mrs. Mel
son Miles and family, of Owings Mills.
Mrs. George Hughes is on the sick
list.
Hilda Evans. who has been employ
position and Is at home again.
An unusually pleasant day was
GpNnt at the home OF Mr. and Mrs.
3 John Houck on Wednesday when the
Ladies' Aid Society of the Bethel
;5hurch OF God, at Carrollton, held q
quilting. Every lady seemed to be in
the working humor, which can be
easily proven by their work. Two
quilts and one comfort were complete
ly finished and best of all have already
been sold. The men we're not found
idle as they paid splendid attention 70
the faithful horses that brought the
quilters to their destination. While
the ladies were busy at the quilts and
the men busy with the horses tie
ladies of the. kitchen were busting
around getting good things ready for
dinner. After quilting for several
hours all were invited to the dining
room to find table laden with every
thing possible to make a dinner COM
plete. All did the best that could he
done to relieve the table of it's bur
den, after which they returned to the
quilts and resumed their work The
young ladies entertained the qHilters
with some splendid music on the
piano and singing. At a late hour all
returned to their homes well pleased
with the pleasant day spent tOga+hcr
and the many friends they met.
Much credit is due Mr. and Mrs. john
Houck. who furnished the splendid
dinner and their kindness in throwing
their beautiful house open to all.
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs. John
Houck, Rev. and Mrs. B. B. Wenger,
MIR. and Mrs. Noah Houck, Mr. and
Mrs. George .Fowble, Mr.. and MFs.
Theodore Shipley, Mrs. Mollie Shat
fer, Mrs Leather, Almira Lockard,
Katie Greene Addie Houck, Susie
Houck. Emma Green, Mrs. Reuben
shiDley, Sallie Arbaugh. Jane Taylor,
izzfe TAYLOR, Gussie Blizzard, Eurith
evans. Fannie Taylor, Viola Taylor
Dollie Dutrow, Annie Taylor, Lottie
Nettie Ebaugh, BERTHE
Houck. Jane Blizzard, Lola Fowble-
Mamie Baker. Maggie Hoffman, Mrs,
Raver, Annie Long, Carrie Grouse
louis TAYLOR. Eta Chew, Mary Will
3iams. Emma Kelbaugh, Zellah
F1baugh, Emma Belts. Carrie Greene
Cora Neudecker, Fannie Lynch. Cora
Ffiese, Mary Martin, Rena Buchanan
Misses .Sarze Ebaugh, Dollie Taylor,
n a,oi5 Baker. Ethel Hughes, Hattie
sbiniey, Hilda Evans, Ada Blizzard,
Hattie Spencer, Jennie Hughes, Ellen
TbeW Beatrice Houck, Reba Taylor
NIassrs lanes Smith, Carroll Taylor,
WfIliam Lockard, Frank Houck, Lester
Houck. Norville Baker, Woooro ,s
f9avar Albert Long, Sterling FoWDle
80 atwood Ebaugh. The VISITORS
were from Uniontown, westminster a,i 4, II !
E,,norv Patapsco, Hampstead. Shllon'
11-.Ia1i+on and HouckSville.