The Republican., 1918-08-01


afternoon Miss WebberIwho. with
number of companions, was in bathing
got beyond her depth and came near
drowning. None of the girls are
adept swimmers. but Betty Mccullough
managed to reach Miss Webber's side
as she rose the third time. and sue
ceeded IN bringing her ashore, to all
appearance lifeless. A physician was
summoned and the girl was discovered
to be only unconscious. She was soon
revived and, to the joy of the rest of
the party, was quite herself again in a
few hours.
The following new members have
been added to the Red Cross during the
last month, most of them due to the
indefatigable zeal OF Mrs. Henry Patton
who spends two days a week in the
interest of the cause: Josiah, Molie,
Arthur and Harry burst, Anna Stanton,
Mrs. Christine Yommer. Henry and
Effie Beaman. Roy Wilburn. Elmer
Grove. Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Wright, U.M.
Stanton, Rex Sharps, V. L. Nathan,
Nevin Ashby. Eliza Hoover, Ira Wright,
Mrs. Fred Hochman, VIM. Gerach,
Althea Hochman, Christian Folk, Henry
Hanft, Puma Sheetz, C. S. Zeller. Mr..
and Mrs. J. A. Beachy, VIM. Winter
berg, Harry Miller, Matilda Hetrick,
Mr.. and Mrs. Earle Stanton, Stewart
Stahl, Harry P. Scott, Nancy Lewis.
Dewey Stahl. Fred Custer, Lewis Klotz,
Norman Hoover, Ed. BeachY, Arthur
burst, !Chas. Buckle. Root Beachy. Chas.
Wahls. Daniel Yommer. Leonard
Schaefer, Frank Blocher, VIM. Gwinn,
John Oester, Mrs. W. C. Loechel, Emma
Ringer, B. D. Meyer, Cora Opel, Lottie
Gwinn, Annie Stanton, Alice Painter,
Rosie Layman, Lille Gwinn and Ruth
Stahl.
Mrs. Clarence Loechel entertained
the Fortnightly Club on Thursday after
noon, sewing being the diversion. Re-
freshments followed the afternoon s
work.
The W. H. F. M. Society of the Re-
formed church met at the home of Mrs.
Fred Livengood on Thursday night,
eight members being present. The
theme for the evening was Power, 1"
and several interesting readings were
given by Mrs. Eva Bevans and Mrs.
John Folk. Mrs. N. l.. Wilson offered
prayer. Mrs. j. U. Stanton and Mrs.
Bevsns were elected delegates to attend
the convention to be held at st. Paul
church on August 18th
Rev. Luther Kuhlman, D. D., Field
Secretary of the Foreign Mission Board,
York, Pa, addressed the Lutheran
congregation here on Sunday morning,
presenting the cause of missions in a
most forceful and interesting manner.
An offering was lifted for the cause of
Foreign missions.
Mrs. c. H. Bill entertained III honor
of several of her little nieces, by giving
dinner on Thursday evening of last
week. Her guests included Miss Jea-
nette Bonig, of Cumberland, and Miss
es Esther Zehner and Mildred Bong, of
Grantsville.
Mrs. Sue and Mary Layman. of
Grahamtow Md, and Mrs. Samuel
Sheetz, of COnnellsville, were guests.of
Mrs. Henrietta Smouse last Sunday.
Rev. Charles Lambert, of Elk Lick.
was a dinner guest of Mrs. Daniel
Klotz on Saturday.
E. E. Haselbarth was in Grantsville
Sunday, having brought DR.. Kuhlman
over from Elk Lick In his car.
Miss Edna Larroway, of lockwood.
has been the guest of her aunt, Mrs. J.
Miller.
Misses Harriet Stanton and Marga-
ret Getty spent Saturday night at
Accident, guests of Senator and Mrs.
H. j. Speicher
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Ambel and sons
returned to Pittsburgh. Friday, after a
ten days visit with their uncles, Dennis
and Leonard Kurtz.
Mrs. I. r. Smouse and children, of
Cumberland, and Mrs. T. R. Stanton.
of Hyattsville, are guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. Stanton this week.
Misses Mollie Fuller and Cert, ude
Osborns. of Warehouse Point, Conn.
have been guests of the Misses Engle,
OF "Englewood" for several days.
Frank Bill and daughters, Misses
Myra and Esther, and Miss Evans. of
Baltimore, drove up from Homecoming
and spent the day with Mr.. and Mrs.
C. H. Bill, on Friday.
The following young people attended
a dance at Frostburg, given by the
Arion band at the Pavilion on Tuesday
night: Misses Beulah and Esther Ben
der, Thelma Glotfeltv, Ethel and Viola
Broadwater, Harriet Stanton and
Frances Bevans: Messrs. j. r. Gnagy.
Cecil Warwick, Harold Boucher and
Frank Stanton
Harry Osborn, of Warehouse Point.
Conn.,, is a. guest at "Englewood" this