The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-07-11

Portable. A number of friends mo-
tored to Hotfmansville on tishing
party. Quite a few were in West
minister. So the 143rd anniversary
OF our nations independence was q
quiet day, but every heart joined in
one glad song that The Star
Spangled Banner" il floating over
the world again at peace.
Mrs. Grimes and daughter, 81
Washington, ID. O., are guests at the
home of Mrs. Luther Trump.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. nj. Motter are
visiting Miss Fannie G. Ross.
Mr.. George S. Motter and miss
Fannie y. Shower spent the Fourth
in Thurmont.
| Miss Katie Hahn, of Park Heights
avenue, Baltimore, spent the weeks
end at the home of r1r. and Mrs
Raymond Lester.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jonas Snyder, OF
Illinois, are here upoa their annual
visit to relatives and friends.
We had quite a down pour OF
rain Sunday afternoon washing the
fields and streets. Several Of ou1
young men reported heavy hail
storm in the region of McSherrys-
town and Hanover. Considerable
damage was done to the corn and
vegetables.
SHIPLEY.
The Ladies' Aid Society Of Zion
Methodist Protestant church met
July at. the home of Mrs. Margaret
Caples and was royalty entertained
! The meeting was opened by the
president, Mrs. Aletha Polster. At
ter the business part the following
program was rendered: Readings by
Mrs. Virgie OWings, Mrs. Alice Smith,
Mrs. Goldia Wagner, Mrs. Bertha
Zahn; recitations, Misses Louise My
erly and Ethel Zahn. Refreshments
were served consisting Of cakes,
lemonade, root beer, peanuts and
candy. The next meeting will be
held at the church. Among those
present were Mr.. and Mrs. Joshua
Owings, Mrs. Margaret Caples, Mes
danes Aletha Polster, Alice Magin,
Myerley, Virgie Zepp, Ethel Davis,
Alice Smith, Bertha Zahn, Grace
Smith, Elsie Hook, Misses Marie
Polster, Pauline Hook, Bell Easton,
tGwendolyn Smith, Louise Myerley,
Ethel Zahn, Susanna Cap1es. Masters
Wesley Zahn, Austin Zepp, Melvin
Zepp and others.
Mrs. Margaret Caples entertained
Wednesday Mrs. Edward Diffendal,
Miss Elizabeth Diffendal, Miss Louise
Caples, Thomas Diffendal and others.
Mr.. Clarence Caples and Miss
Susanna Cap1es spent Sunday with.
Mr.. and Mrs John Martin, near
Brummel.
Miss Marie Polster is spending
several days with Mr.. and Mrs. |
Joseph Ditman, Westminster.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Hughes had
as their guests Sunday Mr.. and Mrs.
Andrew Polster.
Mr.. Grove J. Shipley and Mr..
Ernest Shipley spent Sunday, June
30 with Mr.: and Mrs. Harry Hughes
The Ladies' Aid Society of Salem
Methodist Episcopal church Will
lold their annual festival on Thurs
lay evening, July IL, beginning at
o. m. 1.-THE weather is unfavor-
Ible it will be held the next fair
evening. Music by the Taylorsville
1and
Sunday school at Salem, Sunday
morning at the usual hour followed
~ preaching service by Rev. B. F. t
Jlarkson, of Govans.
The Ladies' Aid Society will meet
1T the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry |
Muller on Saturday afternoon, Aug
lst 9.
Mr.. David N. McQuay left last
morning to visit his son,
Mr.. r.. w. McQuay, of Baltimore
!
On last Monday afternoon Mr.. t
Ernest Cover climbed upon a large
load of hay in the barn of Mr.. A. P. /
Frizzell and as he pulled the rope
Of the hay fork it was bound be-
tween the load and hay NOW. Not /,
realizing at the time what was the /
trouble he gave hard pull and the
small rope to the hay fork broke |
throwing him backward down on
he barn floor, dislocating his Ell
bow. Drs. A. It. and E. D. Cronk i
placed his elbow in place and at
his writing he l. doing as well as
ian be expected. We wish him a
speedy recovery.
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