The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-05-09
FRIZELLBURG.

II
The weather we were having for a
F, few days suddenly made a desperate
drive into summer, but finally has
retained it's natural characteristics
again.
The great power of the sun, the
/ last few days has made all vegetation
| thrive to it's upmost, especially the
cherry trees.
Some farmers around this commune
ty have finished planting corn, ana
! are ready for nature to do the rest.
| Mr.. Robert Baust entertained on
Sunday, April p, Mrs. Matte HelWig,
of Hanover, and her son and daughter,
Of the same place.
| MIR. Robert Baust was confined to
the house for a few days the other
week.
Many Of the men of this vicinity
| have found mOuls on the state road
between Taneytown and Westminster.
Mr.. Howard Welk, who has been
sick for some time is about the same
at this writing.
The Ladies' Aid Society mel -2
Tuesday, May s, at the home Of tlr-
gia Myerly, where an interesting
evening was spent, consisting Of vari-
Gus readings, and the report OF the
society. The society will meet again
the first Tuesday in June.
Preaching here Sunday at the
Church of God, at 2:30 p. m, Rev.
Belts, minister.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Yingling. OF
this place, entertained on Tuesday,
MIR. and Mrs George Devilbiss and
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Mr.. VIM. Collie is spending few
days with his sister, Mrs FANNIE
Babylon.
Mr.. J. E. Null and family spent
Sunday in Baltimore.
The church of Brethren held re-
ligious services in the chapel at Friz-
ellburg, Rev J. J. Johns being the
minister. The Brethren will hold
their usual meeting in four weeks.
Rev. Paul Yoder will hold a re-
ligious service in the chapel ON May
18th.
Messrs. Roy John and Harry Welk,
who were painting at Finksburg, re-
turned home Wednesday, slightly
sick, due to a severe cold.
The creamery Of Frizellburg has
closed and many of the milk haulers
are compelled to find other milk sta
tions.
Mrs. Calvin Starner visited her
father and family, Mr.. David Petry, of
Westminster.
Mr.. Louis F1eagle who has his home
with Mr.. Charles Wiantz and has been
sick for some time. does not improvu
very fast.
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soon, due to the fact that
so many properties are for sale.
Mr.. and Mrs VIM Sullivan visited
on Sunday. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Kemper.
Mrs Mollie Myers visited her sister. |
Mrs George Bean, of Baltimore coun- |
ty, on the past Sunday.
Mrs. Jane Sullivan is about the |
same at this writing.
Robert Dickensheets has not arriv- |
ed home from the army, but is ex-
pected in the near future.
Mr. Amos FoWble received several
letters from his son, Edgar, in France,
this week. Through all the hard
ships he has to endure he seems per-
fectly satisfied.
On Sunday, May II, at 7:30 p. m,
a meeting will be held in the chapel,
for the purpose of organizing a
Christian Endeavor Society. The So
ciety will be organized under the in
OF some of the Westminster
men. The community is respectively
invited to attend this meeting and
take an active part.
Some people are wondering whether
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always been the cutom- and
should be now, to organize a Sunday
school the first of April, but this year
the active members of the former
years did not take part and the Sun
day school was not organized. So
there will not be any Sunday school
this year here, unless someone takes
hold Of the matter and rushes it. A
of this kind can only be
made successful by hard works.
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