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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-10-14


Ties and states since the war have
gone down. under Republican mis-
management ours has gone up and
the county in debt,
1t is strange how history repeats
itself during the civil war the Re-
pubicans were In control 81 the fiscal
AFFAIRS Of the County and they also
mis-managed them SO that they ran
us into debt. with the result that the
people Of the county arose and re-
belled and put the Democrats in pow
err This debt was then funded, and
II took years to pay IT of. and never
during that generation was Re-
publican elected on the Board Of
County Commissioners Of Carroll
County.
But that generation passed away
and the present generation not know
ing Of their fathers experience
hearkened TO the cry Of Mr.. stans-
bury that there should he minority
Representation on the Board and
elected him Like their fathers, they
also during the late war. turned oyet
our county TO the Republicans with
the same result their fathers had
mis-management. and Indifference q
the peoples interest, which has caus-
ed our present condition and shows
plainly that though Republicans can
be elected 10 many Offices which they
will MI creditably 20 themselves and
to the satisfaction OF the people. yet
when it comes 10 managing the hsca
affairs Of the County they always fall
down. Why this is we know not, bui
we do know that under Democrat,
management Carroll County was the
lowest taxed County in the State
while under Republican mis- manage
ment Il is rapidly becoming the hiEh
est.
mere - nut one remedy TOT I'M
condition, let the power be wreste,
from the hands which now wield It
and LET the party which has ever adj
ninistcred athe fiscal affairs Of th'
County economically and for the hes
interests Of the people the Demo
cratic party be again trusted will
authority Tho power 70 DO this d
I In the hands Of the people They cal
apply the remedy and let them nov
determine to do so IN November
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Bile RInGR COLLEGE

L Saturday evening, October s., q mus
steal was given in the Gym under the
auspices pof the Y. w, G. A. by Donald
Howe Kirlxley, gutarist. Of Johns
Hopkins University, assisted by Prof.
Kinsey, cartoonist, Olga Bonsack,
teacher OF Latin In the Westminster
High school, sololst, and EstelIe
Beahm. president Of the Y VIC. A..
reader.
Thru the kindness Of Mr.. Charles
Jones, of New Windsor, 35 vol
|umes were added to the History
Department OF our library this week.
We always appreciate these gifts and
doubly appreciate them when they
come from friends or the college.
Mr. Robert Burdette, former stu
dent Of y. r. G., but now OF Mary
land University, spent the weeks
end Of October z TO . visiting old
school friends on the hilf Visits from
our friends and patrons are always
welcomed.
on Wednesday evening. October 10,
at o'clock the first number OF the
annual lecture course OF Blue Ridge
will he given IN the College audItori-
um. The entertainment of the even
ing will be given by the Nipple Quar-
tet. quartet Of exceptional musical
ability. DO not miss this opportunity
for an evening of delightful enter
tainment
Mr. Milton Roger OF the class of 81
stopped over 10 visit his Alma Mater
on shis way 10 bethany School. Chlea-
go Sir. Rover holds the 500 scholar
ship offered by Bethany to student
az our College who pursues Bible
work in that school
on the evening Of October 22nd a
faculty recital will he given IN the
Auditorium by the Music and EXPIRES
sion departments. This Is an annual
event Come and enjoy 4 with us.
I Miss Ruth Roche. travelling aeere-
( tary Of the United Student Volunteers
ARRIVED at Blue Ridge Monday even
+ ing ~ spend Tuesday in the interest
iOf Foreign Volunteers and the Y
I NJ and v W c. A Besides Rrnup and
cabinet meetings she addressed this
student body during tho chapel hour
I She brings mach information and IN,
SEPARATION 10 al students thinking pi
over Heas work THE need here ID
intensified over there
/ Those who we're visiting Mr. ans
Mra John KhRtner, NJ Spring MilH
wero Mr. and Mrs Samuel Schaeffer
Iof Snydcrsburg Louise James and
Elton ZcntRafi. Ruth Stem ans
/ friend. Byrd and Craze Stem, an ri
Sans Greek, Harry stem. wife and
three children. Of Manchester. Myr,i,
coppersmitb and husband Hamp
stead. Ruben kRatner ana friend
Helen YcaRie Mr Charles KaElnei
and family 81 Hanifherc
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CIT no WORK

Democrats. you are just entering
upon the campaign Of 1891. your tick
ct and your candidates are worthy al
your united and earnest support You
have wiley and yigilant foe to con.
tent against. one which viii avail a.
self Of every advantage presented
You must close ranks. and push for.
ward. an Sci to work lose not time
give the enemy no advantage through
your delay You must work 60 ain
Tile committees can not dn an the
work They must De helped Let
Democrats generally organize IN ey.
cry neighborhood and town. and DO II
81 once. Don't defer and say there
is time enough The election Is Iesa
than month on We can win by
united effort. by getting out the vote
Get every man and woman worthy tt
be considered Democrat 90 work IN
earnest aud determine. not only u
vote in November, but 10 sre tina,
their neighbors do. for Il Is BIS Demo,
cratic voters that our ticket VIII ia
elected this tail
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orr THKET

We bespenk for the candidates
whose names appear az the head VI
this column the earnest and hearty
support OF every Democrat In the
County We go further for these
men are pf such high character. and
SO We'll qualified to fil with honor 10
themselves and credit to oar County
the Offices they seek. that We are en-
couraged 60 ask the aid 81 al our cit
Izens, irrespective Of party. who love
Carroll County ANA take pride IN Us
record under Democratic manage.
ment.
We have no criticism to make 81
their opponents. but do claim that our
candidates are better qualified 70 serve
the people IN the offices they aspire
TO fiil. We have nothing to say dero.
gatory OF that large body of splendid
men and women who mainly compose
the Republican party, but unhesita,-
ingly assert that our county'A affairs
have been mismanaged by their rep
resentatlves. who should be rebuked
in November tor the County's good
and their party's usefulness In the ia
lture.
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For Comfy surveyor,
JOHN ] JOHNS
why ORR MONEY ~ WASTED

The account appearing elsewhere.
in this issue, OF the defeat of the
budget bill AZ Annapolis, by the Re-
publican County Commissioners,
throws light on many things we did
not understand at the time, and II Is
astounding To know that public oiiic-
falls would defeat hin, hecduse IL
threw safe guards around the peo-
pies money. How could the County
Commissioners object to bill which
prevented them from showing fayorit-
ism, from obeyihg the dictates o. a
selfish organization for the benefit of
some fortunate individuals, that
would not allow them, to spend the tax
payers money unless they first told
the people about II, and gave their an
opportunity TO protest.
The deplorable fiscal condition OF
the County is apparent to all; any
one who pays taxes knows that tho
burden he has to bear is severe, and
the County Commissioners ought to
explain how it is that they can spend
over St20,0000O for macadam roads
for which they apparently have no di-
rect legal authority; how they can
brazenly pay out the peoples money
contrary TO law? During the war the
Democrat party ran the county with
n tax rate of lightweight cents, ana
large increased taxable basis came in
1912, they reduced the tax rate to
eighty-two cents. Mr. Dayhon was
then President of the Board, and the
report of 1918, under the levy shows
that on June Soth, there was a bal
anee in bank to the credit of the coun-
~, and the County was out Of debt,
and this on an eighty-two cent tax
rate which was levied and the years
expenditures mapped out before Mr.
Dayton retired in December, 1917.
The levy Of 1918, was made by a
Board Of County Commissioners 10
control Of the Republicans, Mr.. Roop
then being member, and he and Mr..
Stansbury promptly raised the tax
from eighty-two cents to $1.23 and
this is the same Mr. Roop who made
his campaign on lower taxes Today,
our taxes have gone UP to $40. and
the county owes over $3000000o on
June both, as shown by the report Of
the auditor, which does not include
the amounts due incorporated towns
for their shape Of taxes In other
words while the taxes Of other coun-
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y MEMonrAM.

In sad but bowling remembrance Of my dear bus.
hand and father Joshua Stewart. who departed
this life one year sgo October o. 1870
whose love can equal hushanda2
When the devotion Il royal and true
When thn tides IL love bound tggetber and wo1.
Uuhraken tsi death calls and lifss sgfk y dont,
His hands ere elasped upon bis breast
have ksssod his lovely brow,
Ani in MY " hing hcart know.
have 20 invinR husband now.
One year among the angels,
One year Of well earned rsti.
Ffee from pain ard sarfow
Aslesn on Jesus brshat,
Never. no never. viii forget him.
Nv hHahnfd both Kind ard tfur
Relieved - an BITS friends tfur.
Ard kind 81 ell 10 kneN.
~ feet Of tirnes wHi wander.
Towards tha& sacf 81 crave
Wtffr tsnsts ths ens hlset ga veil.
Thv nps could bet ave.
Keep rim, Jesus. In tiy keeping
tlli reach that shining Shore
Then 4eNuH lrt me haze hin1
Aud hUge hlfn a. ti1 isfsfufr.
~ bis WIFE Mr. Ida T.. stewart.
You are resting h nsaee. d.ar father,
Or sad scar hiss Lassad away
FSQ We gone. bar uif forgotten
A. we ihink ~ yul each Day.
sicsh on deaf father ard ssessiB reas
W. nnssivti g8q but tiHd AhaWs brat
ft,sis vii ~ done vi dtrufh weil
biit hsw We Htst fssi. ~ tongue Fsn tell
or father. titr RsNtls sFrFirs " puns.
Thy ueFm heaft v sfih.
Ard IN To rslf. sssi ff#rs fi4i fare.
IA rrstins draft cold chill.
Rsgt tn poaHs aeaf father
Ms tNHs afe over ihF WnFk q dose
AeH thaa Ast fuDy bissf
boa hssi fa'aRhg tlse flght. the girtsrY @au.
~ $50 ann af,d Daughter. iH.isw.
Fraesg w. aha hiyira " Stewart,
Nh grandpa tisat. ard ran n ~
Year drag farr ~ ntffH sFe
F,sgF stay ~ earth WsF shat hat sWrsE
W. henr Ia heagea iiAi shaii igsrtt,
+ Va ~ lssHeig rgstpysTH.
Ngi IN thH fsti fuid Jtay
Thpy ia#i 8sF dear Efsgdpa.
unF SfsF Aen trsiHY.
~ bs Fwa loving ErsssidarsttAfs
ksiaa " ard tathsttHr q HtsWaft
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Meat Market
NO, 1870 EQUITY.

In the clrcui, Court Tor Carroll coun-
~ 10 Equity.
John Milton RolfHnider and Others.
Plaintiffs. vs. Mary Anna Rehsnid-
eF and other1, Defendants.
Ordered by the Circuit Court for
Carroll County. sitting 50 q Court ~
Equity, this Goth day ~ September
1921. that the sale or the property
mentioned ia these proceedings, made
and reported ~ John L. Briisnider,
~, and George H. uehr. surviving
trustees under the trust created ~
the will ~ John J., Relfsnldhr, de-
ccased. bo ratified and confirmed. un-
less cause ~ tho contrary thereof be
shown on or before the 3tst day Of
October. 1921 provided a copy Of this
order be inserted IN snme weekly
newspaper publlsbed In Carroll
County for three successive weeks
before the gath day ~ October. next
The report states the amount oi
the aaie 90 De Sill 700. 90
EDWARD % CASH. Cisrk
EDWARD o CssH. rlefk.
SEP a0-it
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RRGISTRATlON.

II IL impossible 70 obtain 4 full re-
port at this time 81 the result % this
years registration, but II Ii nnaues-
toned that the Democrats gained
heavily They were active and alert
In most Of the districts. and the re-
suit Is shown In the names register
ed From the Information al hand
II anpears fhe Democrats 0yercame
the Republican majority In the Coun-
tys The correct figures will not be
obtained until after the books are re-
ylsed BY the registers on October 20.
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c TtTEMENr UF TIM OWNER.
- SniP. MANAGfNENT. CtRCt.
liTiaN. EgC.

~ bs,aastafl iirarsfs g,riiitksf rsskls
W ttantatfrA hasiaaa ,a4uBei ~
ihs a,t u iugai d me,
Editor r o tH0endai. wost,ninstcr
sd
Managing Editor. Il o. DiTcndal.
Westminster @h
tUflnras Manager, II q DiHemdal.
Neelminater. Nd
rublishcr. Democratic Advocate Go
Westminster. Nd.
2 That the owners are
STOCKHOLDERS
Mira William ~ vhnderfDrd. West.
minister No
LEE G. i.elstcr, Westmnstef. Nd.
carrier 50
Joshua VI Herring Estate. Wcslmina.
ter. AID.
Mrs. Charlotte Leigh iiillIngslea.
Westminster. Md
Leeds Is. nililngelea, Westminster,
Ma
Mrs. Wesley Brooks Westminster, M
Charlotte Leigh JilhngRlsas Weg..
minister. Md
Charles Levine BillnRKlea, westmint.
ter. sd.
James Howell Bniineslea, Hood Riy,
ct. Oregon.
Robert X, Billlngaien, Westminster.
Md
George vi Albangh. Westminster Ma
George NJ. Parkc ESTATE. Westmins-
ter. Md
David p Smeiser. New Windsor, Md.
Charles r. Fautz Westminster. Ma.
Mrs, samuel Molesworth MI Airy,
Nd.
Mrs q W. FriUell, Westminster. Mi.
.G w. Frigzell Westminster. Nd.
John ] Rose Estate, Westminster,
Nd.
John J. Stewart. Westminster. Md.
Francis Neal parke. Westminster. Md.
y oliver Snyder. Hampstead. Md
ELLA r Albangh, Westminster Md,
John u. Armacasi, Finksburg, Md
Westminster Deposit 4 Trust Com.
pany. Trustee, Westminster. Nd,
Ella q. Simpson. Baltimore. Md
Edward q. Weant, Westminster. Md.
Mrs Carrie u. Grouse. si1 Linden
Ave- Baltimore, Md
I. That the known bpnahol6era,
Mortgages, and other security hold
ers' holding | per cent Of total
amount OF bonds, mortgages, or other
securities. None
II. O, I)IFFENDAL. Manager
Sworn t0sand subscribed before me
this lath dry Of October. 1921.
VIOLET N. TURTLE.
Notary Public
My commission expires LIST Mon, May.
1922 .
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RALLY AT BRANDENBURG
CHURCH

The annual G, r. rally will be held
at Brandenhurg Methodist Protestant
Church. Berrett, on Saturday night
October 15. and Sunday, October iG
with the following splendid program
Saturday evening, 7.45, Song service;
3 o'clock, address by Guy H. Fowler
president Carroll County G. r. In
ion; $40 address by Rev NJ. r. Me-
Linn; Sunday. 1890 a. nj, rally SER
mon by the pastor, Rev j. n. Link ;
215 D, M song service; $50, address
BY Or. =. G. Forelines Of Western
Maryland College; 3 p, N. address by
Rev Chalmers w Walch, Of West
Minister: 7.45 expert Christian I'm
deayor. The Famous Mt. Airy quartet
win sing.
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NATIRnAY. mTnnER sa.

SATURDAY. mTOBER 20,
1921. at ! o'ctbtk y NJ. he following
personal property
! ane driving mare. fdtHl fansliy
driver milk COWS, both NiIl he
fresh ~ day ~ sale. brood anw wiz
farr0s about November 18th. ah0sta
viii weigh 100 10 ig5 pounds each.
buckgter wagon ] huckster aled.
one horse wagon snd bod, ] has
rarriaEes2 top buegipa. harrow. doub-
IL trees, atreichvrs, corn shelter. :
sets huckster harness. sets lead har-
ness z sets single buggy harness.
also household furniture. consisting
ot chunk atoye bureaus. chairs and
many other articles too npmerous 20
mention
Terms uf Sale All RnmB ~ $1,000
and under. eaah: on sums above SO.
4 credit Of 9 months on notes with
approved security. bearing Interest
from day az sale No property u he
removed until terms are compiled
with.
CHARLES STARNER.
AuEustna Bankert. Anct
"a. = Grouse, Clerk,
oct 5-it
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Agents Wanted

We want Il lady or gentleman agent
to handle city trade In Westminster
and other vacant cities. This is won-
derful opportunity as YOU VIII be re.
failing the genuine j, n Watkins
Products including Watkins cocoannt
OH Shampoo, Garda Face Powder
Fruit Drinks and over IS7 other pro.
ducts. Write today for free sample
and particulars. The ]. r. WATKINS
Co, Dept. 60, New York. N. Y.
oct 7-4t
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WANTED.


WANTED. Girl or middle aged wo-
man for general house work in family
OF three. Phone SCR.
WANTED Settled woman as Cook
and Housekeeper: two in family >
swope Taylor, Hilton avenue, Cations
willie. Md. octf4-2t
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Revival meeting sill start az Ai.
Pleasant Methodist Episcopal Church
on this Sunday evening, October ts.
Christies singers VIII be present AZ
some 81 the services and everyone is
asked TO come out and help make
these meetings a success.
Mrs. M0ilie llill and family have
the deepest sympathy Of everyone in
this community for the loss OF her
dear husband and devoted father.
who was taken away so suddenly on
Saturday past.
Congratulations are extended 10
Ray Hook, Of near East View, and
Geo. Edw Knox. of statewood, for the
winnings they made on Ancona
chickens and Bourbon Red Turkeys
FAX the HaEerstown Fair OF the TIRE
birds Mr.. Hook won Art prize on s.
~ Ancona pulIets and second prize
on >. G. Aneona coekrels. each class
having more than d dozen birds In
for Mr., Hook 10 compete With Mr..
Knox having two Il. G. Anconae and
one Turkey won FIRST prize on II. 81.
Ancona hens, fifth on R. g. Ancona
.Cockrels and first on bourbon Red
turkeys His competitors were nos
quite as many in number, but some
very good birds 10 match with.
Caroline Buckingham. OF near here
spent few DAYS THE mast week with
MIR. and Mrs Geo. Whiteiey. Of Pixies
villes
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SIMPLIFY

The Ladies' Aid Society 81 Zion
Methodist Protestant Church met at
the home ul Mra Margaret Caplea uB
Thursday October g After huinraH
matters were disposed ui refresh
ments were served consisting OF
lemonade, root bcvF. cakes Of Fartout
kinda Among thore present we're Mfs
Margaret CaBjea Mrs Hobrrt CaplrB
and son. Winfield. uf SlnieWUod Mca
DANES Martha EastoE, Sarah liimirr.
Aleiha puiFtrr ltuth Shipley. Naad
POSI- Elsie Mycry Kitty Hook. Lena
Wagner Virgie Lepp. Ethel Davis, Et
Ola MARTA Julia I.eppo. iottio
Schneider. Eita Stern Adeiin Rhiples
Mary Shnuck Mario AfhnnRh. Ethoi
Caplcs. Gladys Rair Misses iteila
Easton. Eliza y Frirztll l.oaiaa
CBpies. Mildred Fern and Dora
Schneider, May Hook Mary Gather,
inc t.eppn. Francis Stem Beatrcr
4hauck Pauline Martin, HhaYs ley,
pn Eiith Stem aud Margaret b
Caples Mcgsre Clinton Chplcs. iiun
aid Martin. George capice William
Hook, Winfield Caplea. Mciwn Zcup.
Austin Acpp. Charles schneider Iioh
eri Stem and others
sir and Mrs Carl ulrlch, If Ralti
more spent Thursday with Mrs Nar
rarel Cuplos,
Sir OHycr Caplov called on clinton
Caples Thursday morning
Mira Elizabeth o Wilhide 81 nufer.
inw with q gathered head
Mr. and Mrs Harry i,appo and two
childrcn spent SUNDAY with friends
/ ii Westminster.
Mr Harry Wagner spent q few dave
with Mrs Leppo
Mr.. and Mrs Jos Ward spent
Thursday in Westminster
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| Since the war, the taxes Of other
counties have been going down but
ours, under Republican mis-manage-
ment have been going up, In spite Of
/ the larger taxable basis
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TIM AFRO SHOW
~ rdHri, ~ g - ~.

HAVE iou fotR SHARE on rHr
FaRD
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Make your poultry business a success
use Success Remedies.
Mfg. by Herbert q. Matthias.
SOLD BK FARM POWER co.
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TO you remember the might
1ItEat you sat mp In bed
wrapping the blankets
around you and swearing that
by all that was good and warm
you wouldn't lei another win
tar'R day 40 over your head un-
I'll You had installed the proper
haating mechanics In your
h0meg Transiating accomplish
1t Immediately" do II now
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Public Sale /!

Intending 90 quIt forming. wiz
sell q, publG Sale, three mites from
WestmlnStsF on the l.lttIc&tnwa safr
Road on the Alice nlsh farm. on
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NOTICE
TO THE PUBLIC

! no longer manufacture Jones
Germ Powders. Thanks to my former
customers and friends | solicit your
future patronage as win still doe
tor chickens. Free advise given to
members Of the Carroll County Poul-
try Association fBecome menberl !.
Also Poultry & Stock remedy sales
man for the Farm Power Co. Meet me
.at No. /, John street Westminster.
Maryland.
DIR. II. j. JONES.
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family, the Misses Mary, Mildred, and
Gladys Lyons, Will Cumbak, B. ELL
wood, and w. E. Bierley, OF Corners
vile.
Mrs. Marion E. Murphy was honor
guest at a shower given Wednesday
by Miss Lucille jenkins at her home,
AT Linden avenue. Decorations were
in keeping with the Halloween season.
The guests included: Mrs. Cecile Aus
tin, Mrs. John Bolser, Mrs. Emma
Porterheld. Mrs. Laura Osmer, Mrs.
Clara Douglas, Mrs. Mary Wise, Mrs.
Nellie Mervin, Mrs Lottie Krietzer,
Miss Mary Wise, Mrs. Anna Bell, Mrs.
Eli Cook, Mrs. Mains, Mrs. Nettie
Kettler, Mrs. leila Hazelitt, Mrs Mary
Sporting, Mrs. Dora Wampoll, Mrs.
Dicie Severance, Mrs. Daisy Banta,
Mrs. Marion C. Murphy, and Miss Lu-
ellie Jenkins.
Charles S. Lehman was the guest
of honor at six o'clock dinner given
at his home, 1921 North F street
Thursday evening in honor of his
birthday. Covers were laid for: Mr.
and Mrs. ]. Victor Burton, Mr. and
Mrs. A. j. Pickett and Marvin Pick
EFT.
A pretty fall party was given by
Mrs. Walter Moore at her home south
east of the city, Thursday afternoon
when she Entertained for Miss Gladys
Larsh, bride-elect of this month.
contest held during the afternoon was
won by Mrs. Everett Pryfogle. Re
freshments were served later by the
hostess. The honor guest was pre-
7 sented with piece of cutglass by
these present, who included members
of the Neddlecraft club. The guests
were: Mrs. William D. Arnold, Mrs
| William Rhodes, Mrs. Levi Rhoads
Mrs. Frank Wehrley, Mrs Stanle.
I Gail, Mrs. Carl Gail, Mrs. John Nc
| Mrs. Harris Cox, Miss Deborah Moore
| Mrs. Grant Larsh, Mrs. Everett Pry
! fogle. Miss Jennie Kuth, Mrs. Wal
ter Moore and Miss Larsh
! The Washington club was yer.
pleasantly entertained Thursday after
noon by one of the charter members
Mrs. l.. A. Newcomb, at her home
| 236 Richmond avenue. After a yer,
enjoyable social hour a three cours,
luncheon was served. The Washing
ton club was organized 25 years agt
and has proven it's fitness by surviv
! ing the trials of time. Three of tn
charter members are still active il
| the work of the club. The organiza
| ton will meet in two weeks at tn
home of Mrs. Will Fry. Those presen
| Thursday afternoon were: Mrs Gu
Eggemeyer, Mrs. Edward Price, Mrs
Allie Meink, Mrs. Elmer jerks, Mrs
Annie Dowell, Mrs. William Fry, Mrs
| Jacob Bayer and Mrs. Frank She
ton.
Mrs. Horace H. Parker entertaine
informally at her home, 511 Sout
Tenth street, Thursday afternoon 70
members of her Sunday school elias
of the First Christian church. Game
were played and favors given in cor
tests were won by Miss Irene Coco
win and Miss Ruth Roland Lunct
con appointments were carried out i