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

sunday school It 10 a. m IN ad-
dress I'll be given by some speaker
II III o'clock on The Million Dollar
Campaign Fund Drive" which win
begin this Sunday. Last Sunday night
hf. Lester Patterson and George
Armaeost. Of Westminster, we're at
sandy Mount and gave splendid adj
dresses On the subject. Mr. Frank
Aagee presided over the meeting.
q. L. II o'clock which uIIl be led
By Mis- Clara Blum.
The Loyal Temperance Legion met
last Sunday morning with GOOD at
tendance. The nes president. Mary
Belle Young, presided over the meet
Ing. After the devotional service
ana business part. John Mazea gave
! lesson and al gave temperance
ysils. The president read the new
committees on Flower Mission. Mercy
ana Lockout. The Legion decided To
visit the County Homo Sunday after
noon, Hay As. A. children. parents
and anyone desiring 10 20 ha there
BY 3 o'clock. = short program VIII
be rendered b the LEGION. The
LegionsTs will Be pleased foT ; large
number % visit The Home md make
inc Inmates happy by giving them
flowers and candy.
The entertainment by the young
people d Sandy -. church viii be
repeated On this Tuesday nIzht. NAV
u. Another dialogue an Hone
other things vii be added. Those
Wishing IN attend Who were present
before VII DO admitted at : reduced
price Ice cream for sale, II
weather i inelemsnt II vii be held
on Wednesday nIKaI at $50
Mrs. Dennis Greene and snn. Harry.
re spending week In Baltimore.
Mr.. md Mrs. Dennis Greene en-
tertainsd last Sunday Mr.. md Mrs.
Clarence l.antz, Wesley and Walter
Cook, Of RarfieldHhurg. Mr.. and Mrs
Geo f,reyman and sons. Mr.. PhlIena
Osg. DslIa and 0ra Ogg. Xr. and
Mrs. Wilbur Arnold and Eta Arnold
Mr. and Mrs. chaa Zepp and family.
SIR. aud Hrs. Charles Pick and fam
iiy, OF baltimore. Mr. and Mrs. VII
IAN HIEh and family spent Iast Sun
DAY with Mrs. Lena Shilling and Mr.
aud Mr.. Ernest slocksdaIa.
The Mite Society met At me home
OF Mrs. Emory Zepp last Thursday
Mtcrnoan With large attendance
The ladies had N old fashioned quilt
ing parry. After II was finished IL
was sold Tor $40 Sandwiches. ca
and coffee were served BY Mrs.. Zepn
All had : pleasant time.
Mr.. Marion FsIaIar has been suffer-
Ing much pain from a earbuncle On
The eye and Edgar Lockard with n
felon On his finger.
Paul Greene rs honoraIIy dis
charged from Camp HoIahIrd last
week.
This Sunday vii be antI-elEarette
day In the Sunday schools all over
the land. A special effort should
nc made to put It On record ~ a day
OF great results By It's observance
The subject OF the lesson sin and lfs
Consequence" Il very applicable to
the cigarette habit for zoIantists.
eduoatora and physicians tel OF the
harmful effects Of the cigarette.
While everything vas done for the
comfort Of our soldier boys, how In
consistent II Wa 10 provide them
win me nerve Hrecking. soul de-
stroyinE cigarette. There aze many
opinions favorable to tobacco. but all
facts are against IL for III ages.
sandy Mount and Pleasant Grove will
observe the day IN Sunday school.
Miss Ethel ShTeeYe. of Baltimore.
spent the weeks end with hrs. Carrie
Zepp.
A LINT electrical storm visited
this section on Monday afternoon.