The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1922-07-28

: has accepted position WIFI Ihe
Standard Oil Company in this city.
, Misses Lillian Gore and Margaret
Ogle, of Baltimore. spent few days
with Miss Julia Beach, East Green
street.
Mrs. John D. Bowers, Park avenue,
who was operated upon for appendi-
citis and returned home last week is
improving nicely.
Mr.. EIdridge Waesche and two
daughters. of Baltimore, and friend
from DAYTON. Ohio, spent Sunday with
friends in this city.
The annual Sunday school picnic OF
St. PauTs Reformed Church, Bond
street. was held in Flickinger's Grove.
near Taneytown, yesterday.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll Albaugh, East
Main street. and Prof. and Mrs. Refs
| Ter. of Baltimore, who were guests OF
/ Mr.. and Mrs. f. l.. Stoner, Frederick,
/ have returned.
Miss Ruth Hubert, of Charlottes-
Vile, Va. returned to her home We'd
nesdav after spending a week with
Miss Dorothy Rainey, East Green
street.
Messrs. Beacham and Schaeffer, as
SCISSORS for Westminster, are buSily
engaged placing the valuations on
your properties for next years taxa
ton.
Mr.. Oscar Monroe of Baltimore,
formerly of Mechanicsville was in
this city on business Tuesday. MIR.
Monroe is a clerk in Baltimore post
office
Mr.. Wesley Zahn, of Westminster
is spending a few days with MIR. ana
Mrs. Warner Shauck; Mr.. and Mrs.
Luther Zahn and Mr.. Robert Zahn
were Sunday guests.
Miss Blanche f. Cover, of Mt Airy,
Md, is spending Il week with friends
around Lexington, Va, and will later
enter University of Virginia Summer
School, for six weeks.
Mrs. William Slorp, Church street,
. who was operated on at the Woman )
/ Hospital, Baltimore, last week, is re-
covering under the treatment and
will be home in two weeks.
/ The farm of Alfred y. Mercer, ad-
Joining the village of Unionvilie, con-
tanning Ill acres of highly improved
land, was sold. to Mr.. and Mrs. Willis
/ Baker, who get immediate possession
together with all growing crops.
The Woman's Missionary Society Of
! ST. Johns Lutheran Church will meet
at the home of Mrs. II. r. Matthias, on
! Wednesday evening, August ,, at p.
N. Every member and friend is wei
come.
/ Those who visited the home of Mr..
and Mrs. John T. Yingling Sunday
/ last were Mr.. and Mrs. |. VI. Kelley
and daughter, Gwendoyln, Mrs. Rach-
/ el Sullivan and Mr.. Ray Goodman, all
of Baltimore.
/ There will be an all day service at
Sans Creek Church of the Brethren
Sunday, July 80. at 10 a. III. Special
speakers and special music. Bring
your lunch and spend the day. All
welcome.
/ The y. F. S of Baust's Church will
hold a picnic in Rodkey's Grove at Ty-
rome, on Thursday, August 3, after
n3On and night. If the weather is un
favorable the next day. Two plays
will he given. Band of music Will be
present. Refreshments and chicken
and ham suppers.
/ Mrs. Roy Huntley and two daugh-
tors, of Florida. are on short visit
7 to her father Mr.. Samuel X. lingling
: this city: Mrs IIuntly is actively en-
gagged in club work at her home where
she is President OF the Nero Woman's
Club They will meet DR.. Huntley at
their former home in North Carolina
about the middle of August. when
they expect to make the trip back
home in their car.
Tuesday evening Mr.. and Mrs. p. f.
Jones and daughters, Dorothy and
Anna. Mr.. and Mrs. c. p. Jones, of
Baltimore, paid a flying visit to the
home of John T. Yingling. bringing
with them good supply of melons,
.anta loupcS, bananas. candy and 9th
err good things to eat. The evening was
pleasantly spent by those present,
trying to get away with the eats that
were served, of which all did their
very best.
Useless Grant with smile that I'M
usually appears upon the face of man
in his occupation, who carried stor-
age to a sick friend, is now one OF the
Wise Men of the East" He pre-
scented the storage and cautioned him
about laying it down. But his friend
being an electrician said "unwran the
machine" When uncovered he found
that he had a 20-pound asphalt brick
instead of storage and was badly
deceived We are not permitted to
publish the complimentary remarks
made by him to the donator of the
brick.