The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-02-14
SMALLWOOD.

Mr. George Beard has been honor
ably discharged from the Army and
is now home again.
Mr.. VIM. LOgue j. now home with
his father, MIR. Howard Logue, after
an absence of two or three months.
There ID a great deal Of sickness
in the nieghborhood. Among those
who are sick are VIM. Riddle, Walter
Bitzel, Evelyn Little, Eva Logue, Rev
III. Dobson and Mrs. Joseph Miner.
On Monday afternoon, February
ard at the beautiful home of NH. VIM.
Zellers, the mayor, an oyster roast
was held. The invited guests arrived
from - to 2. When all were present
oysters were served in all styles and
in the most delicate dishes by the host.
The evening was spent in social
games, music, both vocal and in
strumental. Mr. Charles Wagner,
John Woolery and VIM. Zellers gave
instrumental solos. Mr.. Bradley
Blizzard and Mr. Frank Arnold en-
tertained the guests with vocal solos,
then VIM. Zellers and Frank Arnold
had a gig to see who was the
champion and William Zellers came
Off with flying colors. Those present
were Messrs. VIM. Zellers, Frank
Arnold, John Woolery, Henry Bit
eel, Winfield Bitzel, Marion Bitzel,
Clarence Bitzel, Ray Bitzel, William
Miner, Bradley Blizzard, Betrom
Blizzard, Charles Wagner, Richard
Baker, Walter Wagner, Frank Sny-
der and Howard LOgue.
MIR. Charles Wagner has decided to
plant an early crop Of potatoes after
being advised by the local weather
prophets, Frank Arnold and John
Woolery. They predicted mild
winter and early spring. MIR. Arnold
is a predictor Of the old school and
MIR. Woolery has just recently taken
a course. Mr. VIM. Zellers has been
awarded another term Of Office OF
mayorship on account of his eff
cheney. It was also spoken of at the
meeting and thought it advisable to
have an officer. Mr.. Howard LOgue
was chosen We wish them success
and a quiet peaceable term.
Last Saturday night Mr.. and Mrs.
Richard Baker entertained number
OF their friends. A very sociable
evening was spent. Refreshments
were served Those who partOOk of
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Bakers hos
.pitality were Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll
Owings, Clarence Bitzel, E. l.. SKIM
er, MesdameS Susie Williams, Fannie
Buckingham, Sarah Davis, Laura
Wagner, Sitterding, Misses Lille
Lambden, Ruth Owings, Louise Ow-
ings, Elizabeth Williams, Amanda
liams, Louise Williams, Messrts.
Blizzard, Howard LOgue, VIM. Zellers,
Charles OWings, Raymond and Car
roll Owings, Jr
There will be catehetical class at
the Trinity Lutheran church by Rev.
Hetrick on Sunday afternoon, Febru-
airy 8 and every other Sunday after
noon thereafter until further notice.
There will also be service at the
Trinity Lutheran church on the same
afternoon.
There will be Sunday school at
Deer Park on Sunday morning and
Christian Endeavor at night.
EMORY.
The Cautious Catering Company
will cater to the community in the
conservatory of the hall at Arcadia
on March S, for a certain considera-
ton for each commodity consumed.
Children as we'll as adults are cor
daily invited to convene on said
occasion by order of the Ladies' Aid
Society of Emory. Menu G. for their
supper. Cold carved creatures,
crooked pot, chopped heads, grabbed
captives, chopped commentators,
cooks standby, charmed cream, cold
colors, condiments, cold clear crys-
tails, cows cream, cooked curious
compound, consolidated cream. The