The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-09-23

q VIVA
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. crabbs, Liberty
street, are receiving congratulations
over the arrival of son.
Grandpapa and Grandma Baker,
Pennsylvania avenue, are, all smiles
over the arrival Of granddaughter.
The Patapsco Base Ball team win
play Hampden, at Roosevelt Park
Sunday afternoon. First game at p.
I'm.
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Yeiser are
now homeward bound and when last
heard from were in the state OF Ari-
fzona. Ia
MRS. James Streyig returned 20 her
home near Pleasant Valley after
spending two weeks with her son.
George strevig, and family, Of Gran
berry.
Susan Pickett, aged IS years, wife
OF Israel Pickett, died at the home aoi
her daughter, Jacob j.. Arbaugh, OF
Baltimore. The body will be brought
to Bethel Methodist Episcopal churcn
tomorrow for burial.
Al the Harvest Home service OF the
Lineboro Lutheran church last s/i-
day, the large attendance. the elabOr-
ate and beautifully arranged decora-
ton OF flowers and plants. fruits and
vegetables, appropriate music and
sermon, an Offering OF $3.50 combined
to make the service an inspiring one
Holy eommunion will be observed
az Jerusalem Lutheran Church. Bach
umn's Valley, Sunday, September 20,
at 10 a. m Preparatory service and
confirmation Saturday At D. 70.
Special services "Wednesday. Thurs
day and Friday evenings. 1880 r. X
Richard, pastor
From a. IA on the Goth inst. nn-
tn Z q. m. on the 2ist., two agents
Of the Maryland Safe Roads Commits
sion stationed In truck on Pipe
Greek Bridge. Union Mills. made q
record 81 all travel over the state road
whether for horse drawn OF motor
propelled vehicles. during the TWEEN
ly-four hours between the dates giy-
en-
The operatives on railroads en-
tering and passing through Baltimore
are reported mt 20 be keen for
strike. which members.of their unions
are advocating OF course. being loyal
20 their unions they viii fall prompt
~ into line when the strike order -
issued. II issued AZ al In The mean
time an Inconvenience and large suf.
ferIng public may be heard from.
The next public denomination
staged 10 Baltimore viii come betyocn
October and 10. when an aggressive
and interesting campaign. Will be
WaRed 20 prevent irss. A feature Of
the event will be . cleaning up q the
dirty alleys and back yards by the
city During the len days there viii
be- paradee. public speaking and plenty
q music.
Mr. aud Mrs Frank Snyder crtcr-
tanned al their home. near Pleasant
Valley. on Sunday, or. Ralph luEgiea.
% near Piney Creek Joseph Crns-
hong. wife and daughters. blanche.
Alta. and MARY. " NJ Vernon Mr.
and Mira George streyig sons. John
and Eltinge. and Gather gtDnesiier.
" Cranberry. Mr end Mrs oliver
lesson and Miss Esther Balr Clear
Dale. and Upton Myers nnd daughter
Margaret
The Charles Carroll school ~
Myers District. started itR career ~
house education last Monday when
the number 81 scholars enrolled was
one hundred and thirty-two. The
teachers IN charge are Prof Claude
LefeYre, principal; Mrs Esther
Brown. assistant principal, Mrs
Mary warehlme. Miss Miranda Nus
baum Misr Nina Lucas and Yelling
ton N Perm, William Stair ~ janltof.
A birthday surprise party was held
al the home Of air and Mrs y. ~.
Shamer, 'oi I'aiapaco. In honor ~
their daughter, Eyelyn'R nth birth
day. Those present we're Mrs y ~ and
Mrs G. ~ ghtmer Baltimore, Mrs
Grove. Baltimore: Mrs Roda VOLTS
berger. Baltimore Mrs Lillian Seine
~. Baltimore Misses Flo Shniner.
Jessie Groves. Oneida Sykes. Evelyn
shamer. Mossrs y = shamor. Solo
mon wolfsberger. Of baltimore. Tom
Carrigan. Of baltimore; George
shamer. OF Baltimore, Master Joseph
schnetza. OF Baltimore; Master
David Leroy shamor. OF this place;
George shamer furnished music for
the occasion Refreshments were
served in abundance.
/ In abe presence OF a large audit
ence the Charles Carroll School OF
/ Myers district. was formerly dedi-
Gated on the evening of September
u.s. School Commissioner Arthur W
Feeser. president, and the principal
address was made by Dr. A. n. WARD.
president Of Western Maryland Col
I iege Others who took part In the ex-
eroises were J. Pearre Wantz, preti-
dent Of the school . board School
superintendent finger, Mrs. Esther
Brown Miss Dorothy Elderdice. Rev.
John S. Adam. Reys. A. g. Wolf and
Samuel Strain and Prof Claude Lee
feyre the principal OF the school,
who formally received the keys 81
the building. The ladies Of the pres
ent teacher association aid thriy-
ing business in the sale OF refresh