The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1922-01-20
! CARROLLTON.

sFhis- letter was mailed January 10th
at Carrollton and was received by us
Tuesday morning. It was just days
coming three miles.-Editor.
Work done by the CarrOllton Loyal
Temperance Legion 1921: Contribut-
ed to Anna A. Gordon Missionary Fund
$3.50, contributed toward Frances f.
Willard Fund $100, 225 pages of lit
erature distributed, 13 public meetings
were held, scrap books filled and
sent to the Kindergarten, 126 South
High street, Baltimore; Is sunshine
envelopes filled, made and sent TO
wounded soldiers at Fort McHenry,
one large box and one barrel of cloth
ing sent to Near East Relief, % bo-
duets taken to sick friends and two
boxes sent to friends at hospital, 30
post cards and 10 letters were sent to
sick friends, IS visits to the sick TAX
ing fruit and dainties, 2 boxes of fruit
and vegetables sent to the Kinder
garden. Baltimore distributed 80 anti
narcotic blotters, contributed S1.O0 to
Child's Welmare, observed five red let
ter days. contributed to Near East Re
lief 81, contributed to China East Re-
lief So, contributed to Kindergarten,
Baltimore, 81, contributed to Armen-
ian Fatherless Fund 81, about Is chill
dren and superintendent visited two
families where there was sickness,
taking a nice lot of cakes, candy, flow
ers, etc. and held splendid services by
song, prayer, 90 Psalm in unison, reci-
tations. etc; also sent to Kindergard-
en- Is jumping jacks, IA sunbeam
books, 20 double post cards, one very
large SCRAP book, and so Sunday
school cards.
The L. T. l.. reOrganized in the
Bethel on Sunday afternoon, January
l, and resulted as follows: Superin-
tendent. Mrs. Augusta J. Blizzard;
President, Ruth Spencer; Vice Presi-
dent. Serepta Hughes; Secretary, !.
Ollie Blizzard; Assistant Secretary,
Orville Masemore; Treasurer, Mona
Hughes: Organist, Mona Hughes; As
sistant Orangist, Augusta Blizzard.
There was no preaching services in
the Bethel on Sunday morning on ac-
count of the pastors illness. An old
time class meeting was enjoyed by all.
There were about $50 present.
The Ladies' Aid met at the home OF
Mrs. Oscar Taylor on Saturday last
and was enjoyed by all. There were
70 present Money taken in consist
ing of dues, basket work and pictures
of churches Sold amounted 20 $3.50.
The Aid is going to hold quilting par
ty in the near future. Re-electing offic-
ers resulted as follows: President,
Mrs. Emma Green; Vice President
Mrs. Eurith Evans; Secretary, AL
mira Lockard; Assistant Secretary,
Mrs. Augusta J. Blizzard; Treasurer,
Mrs. Maude Lockard. After business all
were treated to refreshments. The
next meeting will be held at Mrs. Flos-
sic Taylor's, Westminster.
Master Deeter Flohr, of Westmin-
ster. spent the weeks end with his lit
tie friend, Ollie Blizzard,
Mr. Philip Harpel was paralyzed
last Friday morning and continues in
about the same condition.
MIR. and Mrs George Ebaugh and
two little daughters spent Sunday in
Baltimore.
Mrs. Bowman, of Middleburg, is the
guest of her daughter, Mrs. W. II
Grouse.
Mrs. Annie C. Houck, of Westmin-
ster. is visiting friends and relatives
of this community.
Mrs. Sue Keller is spending the win
ter with her brother, at Berlin, Pa.
Mrs. Jackson Ebaugh recently pur-
chased the home place which belong
ed to his father, the late jeremiah
Ebaugh.