The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1920-09-10
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who have been visiting Mr. and Mrs
Jacob Price, returned to their home in
Baltimore the past week.
Irs. Lanye Shaw is visiting heI
nieces, the Miss Orrisons. of Fred
erick.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Otto and SON
Eugene, OF Washington, were over
Sunday visitors at the home OF MIR
and Mrs. Harry Weaver On their re-
turn they were accompanied by Miss
Sallie Weaver, who viii remain for !
visit.
Miss Lena Dunsing returned to DIR
Weaver on Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs. Augustus Smith, OF
Modesto, CAL, are visiting Mr. Smith
sister. Mrs. Martha Singer
Mr. Robert Martin, OF Baltimore
called on friends in town the past
Weaver, on Saturday.
Mr.. Harvey Benedict, of Illinois
cca1led On friends in town the past
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Brodbeck and
daughter, Catherine, Miss Gorine Hol-
lenbefry and Mr.. George Robinson
were guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. G. Hol-
lenberry, returned to Philadelphia on
Saturday.
The Methodist Protestant Sunday
school spent the past Wednesday al
Bfaddock Heights. The weather was
ideal, the scenery fine and to Judge
from the appearance everybody had a
good time.
Mrs. Solomon Myers returned on
Saturday from a visit to Baltimore
She was accompanied by her son, Mr.
Howard Myers, and family. They re-
mained over Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. Felton, of Wormley
Pa, were weeks end guests at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Urbanus Bow
ersox
Rev and Mrs. Charles A. Rotan, OF
Baltimore, are being entertained this
week at the methodist Protestant par
snnare. the home of Rev and Mrs. G
Fl. DObson. Rev. ROtan and wife are
assisting in the revival seryiceS al
Pipe Greek Methodist, Protestant
church.
Mrs Rose Repp has been i'll bu
is somewhat better at this writing.
Rev. Fl. G. Dobson and family, Rev
and Charles A. Rotan and wife wer
entertained on Saturday evening b,
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ogg, of Eastview
others present were Rev ]. W. Link
wife and son, Mr.. and Mrs. Franz
Welsh and daughter, Thelma, Mr.
and Mrs Samuel Arnold. Mr. and Mrs
Freeborn Welsh, Miss Gladys Ogg an,
others. The evening was Spent in mu
sic. and singing, after which refresh
ments of all kind were served Whel
saying good bye no one was able t,
express the host and hostess what al
enjoyable evening they had spent.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Odell, of Tow
son, and Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Lyncl
and son. of SpaTrows Point, wer
guests of Mrs. Clementina Mering an,
fsmily on Sunday.
Union revival services will begin a
Uni0ht0wn Methodist Protestan
church Sunday morning with the fol
lowing ministers of the town: Rev. v
X. Belts of the Church of God; Rev
b. g. Petra, sof the Lutheran church
Rev. G. H. Dobson, of the Methods
Protestant, church on Sunday morn
ing and night; Rev. and Mrs Charlie
A. Rotan, also the Gospel singers. MI
and Mrs. Alonzo Sheats, all of sBalti
more, who will assist in the service
Come and bring some one with yor
Everybody welcome.
EMORY.
The Sunday school will give pla
in the near future. Look for furthe
notice. Sunday school at 10 a. m. Ep
worth League at 8 p. m. Topic SIN
stttute Echoes" Mrs. Joseph Sinclair
leader.
Ladies' Aid On October Z at Mr..
Ghas. Shulty. All are welcome.
Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Shultz and so
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Cha.
Elsgfpad.
Mr., Geo. Davis, of Fowblesburg, spen
Sunday with Miss Anna GILL
Mr. and Mrs Jack Morehuzer, &
Baltimore, spent the weeks end wit
Mr. and Mrs. Bradley Carr.
Miss Grace Williams, of Hampstead
spent few days last week wit
Misses Laurie Davidson and Paulin
Weaver
Miss Ruth Stull and brother, Nj
Henry StulI, are spending sometim
with tAeif grandparents, Mr.. and Mr.
Thomas Carr l.
Mrs. Chas. Grafyand family, OF Ba
tinore. are Visiting her father, Mr.. Y
w Bond.
Quite few in our vicinity have tn
summer grip.
MRS. Geo. Zepp has returned afte
spending few days with her son, /
L. zepp, Arcadia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Taylor and M
Chas.- Kepp. of Baltimore; Mr. an
Mrs. BERTHE Caple and family, of Easi
view, and Mr.. Lewis Zepp, of Arcadi;
visited Mr.. and Mrs George Mum
maugh and daughter on Sunday.
gambler.
Christian Endeayor at Providenc
Methodist Protestant Church Sunda
evening, September II, at 7.30 D. n
Topic, "A Great Miracle and It's lie.
Qns." Leader, Miss Edna B. Barne
All welcome.
Mrs. George Covell, of Baltimor
spent few days last week with Mr.
Margaret Haines.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Carver, OF Ba
timore. spent the weeks end with M
aud Mrs. George Carver.
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