The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-04-04

yReANIzATI0N
A or CARROLL COUNTY
Enthusiastic MEETING. !.
+bnsiastic meeting Of rep.
Earners and women ef Of
Eas as held in the County
a' in Times Building,
IoTning and afternoon.
W ~as a called by the Coun7
IA Home Demonstration
~ w nurpose of forming an
pnncil l1 to discuss and plan
nr and home projects. An
anting raN was held and Iuach
1-1 at noon. MIR. and Mrs.
kOunty Agent and i1o1ne Home
Eion Agent OF FreaerlcA HA
sre % present. Mr.. Hauver
n.iine of organization and
~ their Advisory Council
vi niished, Mrs. Hauver told
The community shows, es-
4. M mid-winter exhibit which
I5srpd cd the best in Maryland.
4 IV' Il rivaled Maryland week
bore. 4.,,ouor, from
aberger sIe of Maryland State,
was ros received saying that ne
rsa | thirty hours by O. storm
w. county Agent Fuller out
man OF work which is, to
Prsrv organization and COM
t IN tbe county represented on
l,nnril n to help shape the
Of the work for the coming
Norer m forty men and women
k.psent and many took part IN
E..sion ss which followed. The
Ill., consisted of representa-
.,om m oranges, farm organiza-
"A local clubs. 1t is expected
|rncb an organization will do
n further the interests of Car
,nrtv and to increase the effec-
,,c of the County Agents. Car
',rrty has needed such an Or
,tion which will unity the coun-
ark and give to the men and
n Of the county an opportunity
\ shape the Agricultural policies
Iivertise the county among che
in the state. Her opportum-
re as great If not greater than
tbpr county in Maryland. Let
10 work and boost Carroll.
nany of the men were interest
the dairymen's meeting they
,rly in the afternoon. Then the
l took charge and organized the
MS Branch Of the Advisory
h. Mrs. Chas. Peltz was elected
ent Mrs. James Beacham, vice
eut and Mrs. nj. 4. Walsh, secre4
After presenting a brief plan
work, two important projects
brought up for discussion. The
vas a curb market and a COM
Of both town and rural women
appointed to get the census OF
u Of the women in the city as
as truck gardeners and local
IS Another question presented
the desirability of having
MS Day at the County Agricul- J.
Fair at Taneytown. Plans and
stiOns we're given in regard to
sing interest III woman's work.
will be given out later in re-
10 this.
owing is the Advisory Commit:
It now stands and if your COM
is not represented on this
md out why e.
ret Grange. NJ. Grimm and
eilburg Grange. T. Myers
1ts, and Levi Maus and wife.
lord Grange. N. Stoner and
and James S. SChweigart and
Airy Grange-Mr. Ellsworth
and wife, T. B. Gosnell and
md J. X. Smith.
aant Hill Grange-Mr. H. R.
and wife and Mr. Geo. Rill
life.
.lTOOd Grange-Mr. D. G. Hook
..e' Mr. G. A. Shipley and Mrs.
Knox.
aeFSburg Grange-Wm. heLry
and wife, Geo. A. Leister and
snd Mr.. Jacob Brehm.
EiIO|n Grange-B. o. Slonaker
'ue' Miss Anna Gait, Mrs. c. L.
q ana Mr.. Sterling Myerly.
Fl. ID. Warfield,
, u, Bevard and wife and Mrs.
= Shipley.
IIpaead-Mrs. = James Allender
W. I. W. Murray.
lEaester-D. u H. M. Kellar and
4na Miss Ross.
iG.ehurg-E. \. f. Smith and wife
U.s. RObt. Gait.
V Bridge Grange-Jesse W.
,,as Saa wife and Miss Bessie Wolfe.
w. ,Il1ster Us Grange-Mr. Harry
III I'LL, Nh Robt. Shriver, MIR. VIM.
r;ia usnam, Mr.. ]. Henry Leister
~ ~ and Mrs. Michael Walsh.
asSla-Mr. aoIs Mr. c. F. Beck and wife,
' rVus w, Glst and wife, Mr.. Frank
M ~ wife and MIR. B. r. Stans-
wv W :, Club-Mrs. c. W.. Duvall
~, ,ns Chas. ]. Peltz.
p'IS NJ =; 'C;lub-Henry r. Fuss and
MT James Beacham and
NJ r'. EM9n-Mr. M Geo. Xxx. schaetfer
Hsp%Tlt, %t, Harry Shriver and Miss
h. uS Association-R. Smith
.A q fue-Mrs. Frank Myers
M ! ! Luther Bare.
Etics- s-'teFary Society-Mrs. H.
|s,Nlls- N Geo. Mather.
fl. shipley.
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