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

SANDFYILLE.
Mrs. John Hartman who ha'
bronchial trouble last week is muci
improved.
Hilda Blum has been sick severa
weeks.
Ira Dorsey, Jr., who had flu ant
pneumonia many weeks IS GONZALES
cent MM-
edward Martin met with an acct
dent one afternoon last week while
assisting a man from Emmitsburg u
putting ON an auto tire. He was Gu
over the eye severely.
Mrs. Edgar Lockard who went *
M Baltimore specialist last Thursday
returned home i'm the evening.
Mrs. William Heagy, son anC
daughter, Edward and Emma visited
Mr.. Irving Heagy and family couple
days last week at Pleasant Hill.
Mrs. Geo. Zenp, .of Emory is visit.
ing her daughter, Mrs. Bertrand
Caple.
a party was given at the home Of
MIR. and Mrs. William Heagy laS'
Wednesday, night in honor Or thell
son, Edward, who recently returned
home from Camp Sheridan. About
sixty or his friends we're present and
had a very pleasant time playing
games until late hour when all
were invited to the dining room for
refreshments. ..-
The @. e. Society held Patriotic
and Community Social on Monday
night at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs
Nelson Yingling i'm honor or the
soldier boys who were in the service
It was an evening of pleasure fol
all About $50 were present, friends
OF different societies being present
III house was appropriately decorated
with American and @. E. flags. Tne
soldier boys stood together in from,
OF two large American flags with the
service flag i'm the center. A shorl
program was rendered consisting o.
patriotic songs, welcome home ad-
dresses by Mr.. Frank Magee ano
Rev. c. N. Banes. Prayer by MT
Banes. Wilbur Yingling made the re-
Spouse to the addresses on behalf OIL
the boys He also reeited patr1otlc
L)oem. Charles Denford, OF Baltimore
who was visiting in the community
gave a most interesting account Oh
some OF his experiences in France, III
the trenches, the poor transportation
how he was gassed, etc. Mrs. Luther
Brown sang a solo, Back Home
Mrs. Wilbur Shreeve and CLAUDE
Armacost. of Nnksburg Society rem
dered a duet. 'tHow Betsy Ross Made
the Flag" A short business meeting
was held and the following officers
elected for the ensuing year: Presl-
dent, Wilbur Yingling; vice-presldent
Ernest Stocksdale; recording secre-
tary, Mrs. Luther Brown; cores
ponding secretary, Clara Blum
treasurer. Eunice Brown AT late
hour all were invited to the dining
room where cake and ice cream were
served and a George Washington
Ratchet given for a souvenir. MISS
Grace Yingling afforded the young
people much pleasure by the contest
"A Floral Romance" Misses Hllda
Evans and Marybelle Young were
the successful contestants and re-
ceived a prize, after which all the
young people sang the popular war
songs.
Sandy Mount Mite Society will
meet at the home Of Mrs. Raymond
Shilling next Friday afternoon, March
z. If the weather should be unfavor-
able it will be held the following
Monday afternoon. All members in
vited.
Do not forget the Quarterly Con-
ference to be held at Finksburg next
Saturday and the Women's Foreign
Missionary Society in the afternoon
Ladies take your lunch baskets, with
you.
Preaching this Sunday morning al
Sandy Mount at 1915. Votes will be
cast for the delegate to the Annual
Conference. G.. T. will be led by the
new president, Wilbur Yingling
Topic, Our Relation to God, Obeying
All invited
Mr.. and Mrs. Logue, OF Fair Ground
Hill met with an accident on Mon
day, near Reese, when their auto
turned over twice injuring Mrs
Logue.
Paul Greene, of Camp Holabird
who was very sick last week with
flu at Fort McHenry, is much i'm
proved and writes all patients ant
wounded receive the best attention
there.
Harvey Caple, who is employed al
Springfield Hospital, spent the weeks
end with his mother, Mrs. Sarah
Caple, of Sandyville.
Mrs. Lusby, Of Baltimore, spen
last Sunday with MIR. and Mrs. Mel
son Yingling and family of Sandyville
Miss Erma Coppersmith spent. thu
weeks end with her sister, Mrs
Ernest Stocksdale.
Your correspondent received
most interesting letter from Corpora
Harland Greene dated January %, wht
with Tracy Fenby and 1000 other
were at that time touring Southern
France and enjoying the best health
A couple inches of snow fell las
Friday morning but. soon melted
F.. Rain Saturday.
MANCHESTER.
Friday afternoon, February p tn