The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-02-28
CAIsIsIII3I,TON.

Sunday school IN the Bethel At $50.
Preaching 1916 Sunday morning. l..
IT l.. at 200 o'clock In the afternoon.
We desire very good attendance IA
we want to give out parts for enter
tainment Song md praise services
~ 7.1b and preaching at Is In the
evening Prayer meeting Wednesday
evening.
Harland Greene found 4 label OF Of
= tomato can IRON X. Il Taylor'a
canning factory. N La Bourbole.
France.
Lawrence Long = suffering an at
lack of the llu.
Uncle John hler is still belfast
and suffers considerably
Ladies'. don't forget the Ladies' Aid
will meet al The home of Mrs. Theo-
dore shlpley on Saturday afternoon.
Hazel Hughes spent the first part
of the week with her sister. Mrs Nell
son Miles and family. oil OwIngs Mills.
Mrs George hughes Is on the sick
list.
Hilda Evans. Who has been employ
cd in Baltimore. las resigned her
position and Is al home again
An unusually pleasant day was
spent at the home oil MIR. and Mrs.
John Houck on Wednesday when tn.
Ladies' Aid Society OF the Bethel
church Of God. n Garrullton. held 4
quitting Every Indy seemed 10 be N
che working hum0f which can be
easily proven by their work. Two
quilts and one comfort were complete >
Iy finished and begt of all have already
been sold. The men were not found
idle as they paid splendid attention 10
4he faithful horses that brought The
quilters In their destination. While
the ladies we're busY st the quilts aud
the men busy viii the horses lie
ladies of the kitchen we're hust!inE
around getting good things ready for
dinner. After quilting for several
houfs al were invited to The dinin ;
room tn find table laden with every
thing possible 10 make "A dinner com
plete. All did The best thai ensid lie
done To relieve the table Of liz bar
den, after which they returned t. The
quilts and resumed their work. The
young ladies entertained the nnilters
with some splendid music on the
StdIO olHEAHE= 1T q AzAi1 mum al
returned to their homes well Dlea sd
with the pleasant day spent tafP' har
and the many friends they met
Much credit is due Mr.. and Mrs John
Houek. 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. II. B Wenger
Mr.. and Mrs Noah HOuck. Mr.. and
Mrs. George FoWble. Mr. and Mrs
Theodore Shipley. Mrs Moliie Shat
fer, Mrs. Leather. Almira L0ckard
Katie Greene. Addie Houek. Susie
Houck Emma Green, Mrs. Reuben
ShipleY Sa1lie krbaugh. Jane Taylor
Lizzie Taylor Guasie Blizzard. Eurith
Evans. Fannie Taylor, Viola Taylor
Dollie Dutrow. Annie Taylor LottIe
DevilbIss. Nettie Hbaugh. Bertit
Houek. Jane blizzard Lola Fowble
Mamie Baker. Maggie Hoffman, Mrs
Raver. Annie Long Carrie Grouse
Louis TAYLOR, Eta Chew. Mary vii.
iiams. Emma Keibaugh. Zellaf
Ebaugh. Emma aetts, Carrie Greene
Cora Nendecker Fannie lynch. Cors
Friese. Mary Marlin. lena buchanan
Misses salle Hhaugh, DoIlIe Taylor
cola Baker. Libel Hughes. Hattie
SIMPLIFY. llilda Evans, Ada Blizzard
Hattie Spencer Jennie Hughes. ElleI
Chew. Beatrice Houck. Reba Taylor
Aessrs. James Smith, Carroll Taylor
william Lockard. Frank Houek. Leste
Touek. Norville Baker, Woodrow
Raver Albert Long, Sterling Fowbli
and EIlWood Ebaugh The visitor
we're from UniontoWn Westminster
Emory. Patapsfo. Hampstead Shiloh
CarrolIlon and HoneksvIlle