The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-05-09
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y9T1 interesting sermon vas
preached n the Bethel on Sunday
morning By the pastor. Rev. 3. B.
Wenger. Tie Sunday school had de-
cided to keen the Offering the first
Sunday morning OF each month for
q building fund. Offering on Sunday
morning amounted to yI4.42. Chris
aian Endeas0r was red By John
Houck, being conservation evening.
A good crowd was present.
Prayer meeting each Wednesday
evening at 500 o'clock. Come out.
The L. 7. :. met in the Bethel on
Sunday afternoon After regular
services al marched to the graves of
our two dear little girl friends, Ruby
Taylor and Myrtle Houck, who al
ways 50 willingly helped in our meet
ings, but have gone to their reward,
and held memorial services. With
prayer and singing, after which the
lchildren covered their graves With
beautiful flowers.
Leroy Chew has been honorably
discharged and Is at the home Of his
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Chew.
Norval Green who recently re-
turned from France and has been
employed IN Baltimore, Is Just re-
covering from scarlet fever.
| We are very sorry to report that
Hazel Hughes had 10 be taken to the
Woman's Hospital on last Thursday.
Glad she seems to be getting along
as well Is can be expected. We
hope for her speedy recovery.
Send her flowers and cards and help
make her cheerful under such trying
circumstances.
Sunday guests at J. e. Evans we're:
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Evans and
friend, Mr. and Mrs. John Manchey
and Mr.. Harry Matthews. Of BaIti-
more.
Mr. Charles Frank spent Sunday
with Mr. ana hrs. p. Harpel.
Vernon Spencer, who recently lived
in Patapaco. has moved his family in
with Mrs spencer's mother. Mrs.
Ella Aligire.
Uncle john uhier continues about
the same.
Sunday school $50 In the Bethel.
Preaching 1915. BaptisIng IN the
afternoon and ordinance meeting In
the evening.
An unusually pleasant afternoon
was spent On Saturday when the
Ladies' Aid Society went TO Baltimore
to the beautiful home OF Mrs. Beniah
Abel and hrs. Oneida DaMoss.
daughter Of Mrs. Emma Green. The
day was Ideal and the trip very much
enjoyed By al going in automobiles
The hearty welcome received - the
ladies made al feel az home. After
regular services all were Invited TO
the dining room to partake Of choice
refreshments. ! trip LONG 10 be
remembered. Those present nure
Rev. and Mr.. B. B. Wenger. mr. and
Mrs. John Houek. MIR. and Mrs.. o.
car Taylor Mr and Mrz. James
Shilling. Mr and Mrs. Norris Taylor.
air and Mr.. Raymond Shilling. Mr..
and Mrs. Walter Taylor. Mr. md Mrs.
Leonard MeMorris, Mr. md Mrs.
Wiley DeHozz. Ar. and Mr.. Eugene
Abel. MlHaaA Gussie Blizzard,
Eurith Evans. Carrie Green. Gladys
Mauchey. salIie Arbaugh. MolIIa Tay-
Tor. Aimira Dockard, Amanda Ship
ley, Helen Albaugh, MollIe Tay-
Matte Croft. Annie Long. Ida AaEee
Emma Green. Katie Green. Lois Tay.
Tor. Misses HolIlee Williams. Carrie
Green, Lucy DsMoss. bolynne Taylor
Florence XsnKer, Naomi Wenger
Stella Green. Maud WenEeT. It'll,
8 MiAaea RHlA Shilling. Charlotte
BHEzafd. virginia Shilling. Rebi
Taylor. Mildred Shilling. EYelyI
Taylor. Audrey Evans, Evelyn SIC
Morris. Nay :. Shilling md Zeldl
Abcll. Master Richard Shilling. Wood
roy Taylor. James MeMorrIs an,
Eugene Aeell. Jr
Eugene Martin. one o. Uncle Sam
sailor boz. i spending fifteen da!
furlough 9Th friends and relatives
OF this place.