The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1922-06-30
bmlY AFTERNOON, JUNE 80, 1922
BRIEFS

wan n.ition in the law Office of Bond
Psrke.
linton Hayden, of Hagerstown,
u ,oysra1 DAYS with friends in this
kny.
Roland Fairbanks left Satur-
g. Atlantic City where she and
ashland will spend the summer.
s,.s Bertha Adkins and Lucille
l.ro If Salisbury, were recent
. s"s' Of Miss Caroline Wantz, West
siu street
u Skunk & Son, East Main street,
moi be among the list to close on
finssday afternoon. They will be
d as usual.
I'm Jasper Groshon died at his
L. in Creagerstown, on Sunday
Ling aged rs years, 5 months, and
days.
T., Charles Stump, recently OF
Eressster is a patient at the South
E,r,l Hospital for an operation and
rsnding nicely.
.,fp Bailey, of New Brunswick,
Us found sitting on a curb with
ws cut off. He could not ac-
Err the accident.
btj and will be observed as a
yday in Westminster. Banks
+ lTrt House will be closed. On
T.our stores will be closed also.
h, WOman's Missionary Society of
Bnismin's Lutheran Church will
\ Thursday evening, July 6, at the
Of Mrs. William Wantz, 7.30 p.
h Jacob Leese, of Manchester,
taken to Baltimore to the Hospi-
last Saturday where he underwent
Speration. No reports of his con-
In at this writing.
fsses Pauline Poole and Isabel
he. of Mt. Airy, enjoyed the first
|; Of the summer under the aus
OF Ca,octin Club at Braddock
ITS Monday evening.
b Harry Fultz, of near Green
zljs cOuValescing in the Mary
khEtIeral Hospital after an opera
n appendicitis. She expects to
Ma.ais week.
Mia Arkin, OF Atlantic City,
rskr three-months-old daughter,
d from the third-story window
kRother's apartment, killing it
nhy. She is insane.
Nses Lillian Rinehart and Caro-
! Eantz, this city, left for Red
b. Silver Lake, last evening, where
b will be on a camping party. They
|St to be gone about two months.
he Woman's Missionary Society Of
Johns Testers church will hold its
MAR monthly meeting at the home
Mrs. Henry Hosfeld, Wednesday
hing July 5, at s p. m. Every mem
and friend welcome.
number OF our young men left to-
for camp at Red Cloud, Silver
t. Among them were Pearre
ltz. Jr.. Robert Unger, Lewis
Onward, Jr., William Woodward,
Donald Sponseller.
be corner stone OF the new Mt.
lad church, Woodensburg, will be
Sunday, July 2. Rev. Elderdice,
Sident Of the Seminary, will deliver
address. This corner stone will re-
&c the one destroyed by fire some
this ago.
hildren's Day services will be
at st. Matthew's church, Pleas
Valley, Sunday, July 2, at 10 a
Sister Sophia Jepson, of the Luth-
D Deaconess Mother House, will
Yer the address. Should the wealth
be unfavorable it will be held this
sday evening, July 4.
Is. Charles H. Kaufman, Mrs
|G Nicholson, Mrs. Martin Fred
: and son, Martin Frederick, Jr.
Mr.. and Mrs. John N. Schussler
Of Baltimore, and Miss Violet
aek of Frederick, were visitors the
week at the home of Mr.. and
Frank Warehime, near Silver
re often wonder why the cartoon,
OF the daily papers draw a prohi'
onlsts with long nose and carry
an umbrella tied through the cen
and with face and appearance
al to satan. We come in contact
prohibitionists in this city daily
'hev are quite different in appear
e from the ones drawn by the car
nists.
,'cE Barnes, colored, with a gen
occupation of doing nothing, wa'
dangerous position Monday even
When one of COMMISSIONS
ushman's motorcycle cops pulled
sun on him and said he was goint
sloot him. AS far as we can learI
,ues got in the street in front of tn
n, aontour House, and because h
'Siu not move, the cop was ready t
:, 'aything. The cop has not mad,
~ trends from reports among thu
NJ mat congregated. Commission
;. oaughman should call this youn,
M IN and give him a lecture ant
= A. nln a toy pistol. He is danger
men OF this palihar ora-fha oaus