The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1940-05-17
CoNowINGo PEACE ACTION

Fairfield l. O. o. F. Hall Thursday
evening, May End
The following delicious menu was
served by the Ladies' of the Mt. Zion
M. Il. Church, Fairfield: Fruit cup,
roast chicken, filling, gravy, cream
/ ed new potatoes, peas, celery, rad
ishes, pickles, cabbage slaw, buns,
preserves, ice cream, cake, sailed
nuts, minis and coffee.
The blessing was asked by Rev.
Abram Sangery. The business meet
ing and program followed the sup
per; Robert K Wood presided Min
utes of last meeting held at Mt.
Zion M. e. Church were read by the
assistant secretary, Mrs. Louise Gut
ler The quartet composed of Mr..
and Mrs. Clyde Kreider, Loren and
Martha Bucher, from Mechanic
Grove Church of the Brethren sang.
Robert X. Wood told of the organ
ization of the Peace Committee and
its purpose.
Mrs. Cutler read letter from
Resolution No. SO, which would
give each political party the right
to vote on proposals for participa-
ton in foreign war over seas. A
motion was passed that the commit
tee endorse this resolution, Mrs.
Louise Cutler and Rev. Aubrey
Young were asked to write to Repre-
sentative Lewis Ludlow.
Another motion was carried that
the Committee purchase SO pacifts
hand books for distribution
William Bucher, Legislative Sec
rotary, reported. The ladies of Mt.
Zion M. e. Church were applauded
for serving us such delicious meal.
Selection by the quartet.
May 10th the Peace Committee
will furnish the program for the
Young Peoples Meeting of Little
Britain Presbyterian Church in the
evening.
The speaker of the evening, Rev.
F. S. Carper, of the Church OF the
Brethren, Palmyra, Pa, was intro
Quoted. The three points he brought
out in his address were, Believe with
all your heart in principles of Peace;
Teaching of doctrine of peace; Live
peace.
The next meeting will be June
7th at Little Britain High School,
DR.. E. E. Bowen, teacher in Henry
George School of Social Service, New
York, will be the speaker and will
talk on the Economic Causes of War.
DR.. Bowen is a sister of Mrs. Robert
s. Thorpe.
Those that registered were: Cert
rude B. Clark, May T. Clark, Louise
N. Cutler, Harriet Cutler, M. M.
Sechrist, Ivy G. Sechrist, Norman
Stekervetz, Ruth Rummell, Mrs.
Abram Sangrey, Anna Mae Herr.
Harry F. Herr, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
Horace Pennell, Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy
Phillips, Hanna w. Wood, Eva j..
Lynch, Lillian E. Steffy, Mr.. and
Mrs. Clyde Kreider, Loren Butcher,
Martha A. Butcher, Mrs. r. P. Buch-
er, Rev. Rufus P. Bucher, Mrs. F. S.
Carper, Mrs. William p. Bucher,
Jonas X. Eby. Ken b. Wade, John
A. McSparran, Howard d. Wagner,
William P. Bucher, Robert Thorpe,
Richard Holstein, j. Fred Reburn,
Elmira H. Passmore, Christine Pass
more, J. Walter Passmore, Mary G..
Campbell, Mrs. w. Smith Campbell,
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Johnson, Mr.. and
Mrs. John d. Sheetz, Mr.. and Mrs.
Elmer M. Booth, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
S. Coates, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Clifton
Pawnall, Leonard Brown, Harry d.
Dankrum, Elmer F. Blevins, Gyles
H. Brown, Jackie Brown. Betty
Brown, Asa Walton, Anna e. Wal
ton, Alma l.. Grebringer, Margaret
M. Anthony, Norman Wood, j. A.
Paxson, Gary McSparran, Mary Nc
Cullough, Donald McSparran. Will
liam A. Paxson, Ira II. Hambleton,
Robert M. Booth, Rev. Abram w.
Sangrey, Rev. F. s. Carper. Robert
X. Wood, Rev. and Mrs. j. A. Young,
Mr.. and Mrs. H. E.. Kreider. Sara
Eta Boyd, Edgar S. Brown, G. A.
Hawn, Betty Pearthree, E. H. Bow
ers, Albert Ward, Charles Ward,
Ruth M. Ward, Nancy Eta Ward,
Mrs. Nancy Edwards, Olive Bowers,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Kirk, j. Frank
Schneider, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Bradley, Mr.. and Mrs. G. G. Lands.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren B. Kirk,
Ethel s. King, Helen H. Kirk, Mr..
and Mrs. Wilfried Brown, Mr.. and
Mrs. II. Bennett Coates, Ruth l..
Coates, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. ]. Kirk,
Helen S. Kirk, Mr.. andMrs. w. r..
Tollinger, Ruth Paxson, and Dorothy
Brown.