The Republican., 1922-06-15
EVANSVILLE
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the Reformed Missionary Society of
this place. Rev. S. A. Lobach, the
pastor, and a number of the st. Paul
congregation, together with large
number from here, enjoyed the occa-
sion. There was an address by Rev,
Bright, of Elk Lick, on Motherhood"
and most entrancing music by the
male chorus of St. Paul. Mrs. B. T.
Keller gave a toast to mothers, the
male chorus responding gracefully in
song. The luncheon was greatly en-
joyed.
Mrs VIM. Morgart, of Jennings, en-
tertained the Grantsville ladies' sew
ing club at her apartments in the Jen-
-nings hotel last Thursday. The trip
out and return was made by automo-
bile. Most delicious refrehments
were served after the afternoons di-
version of needlework was concluded.
Miss Maud Bevans entertained the
ladies' bridge club at Hotel Victoria
on Saturday night. Refreshments
followed an evening of games.
A pie social was held at the Mars
Hill school recently, and was a great
success The pupils and their parents
and the teacher,W. Harold Miller,pro
vided the pies, cakes and other good
things for sale, the proceeds being for
the school fund.
The Women's Missionary Society of
the Lutheran church met at the home
of Mrs. Elizabeth Lohr on Tuesday
afternoon, with good attendance, the
topic, "The Native Christian at Work.
being most interesting one. Re-
freshments followed the afternoons
program.
A very interesting C. E. meeting,
with Foreign Missions as the topic,
was held Sunday nigth, Albert Yoder
being the leader, with splendid partic-
ipation, good music and a fine offer
ing.
The Grantsville NJ. E. parsonage is
OSCOIIill4S IIlS mecca Luz young COu~
Piles about to embark upon matrimo,
NAL seas, their visits being rather
frequent through the spring months.
Recently a Berlin couple, Miss Minnie
Miller and William Fritz, We're mar
ried here by the pastor, Rev. L. G.
Robinson.
A postal shower was given Roy
Zehner, of Turtle Creek, Pa, recently,
in honor of his twenty-frst birthday,
his parents and host of friends from
this place sending him greetings of
friendly and of material nature on
that day.
A large number of the pupils of the
Grantsville school attended the big
athletic meet at Mountain Lake Park
on Wednesday last. While not car
rying off as many laurels as upon
former occasions, they took, never
theless, creditable part in the days
sport. A number of badges were
awarded members of the school. The
trip was made in the Twigg- -Engle
auto bus, the crowd from here re-
turning late in the evening The in
structors of the local school were also
present at the meet.
The Twigg-Engle Bus line is now
an established institution between
Frostburg and Uniontown, making
daily trips with stops at Addison,
Somerfeld, Grantsville and other
Pike points. This will prove an un-
doubted convenience to many who de-
sire to travel this road, being both
pleasant and comfortable.
Mr., and Mrs. Marshall Lohr and
Miss Anna Opel attended the Thurs
day afternoon session of the Sunday
school convention at Boswell, Pa, last
week.
Miss Helen Weltham, of ElIersle,
Nd, spent the weekend with her
friend, Miss Hazel Pressman, at Hotel
Victoria.
Mrs. Elkins Goshorn and children,
of Piedmont, spent several days of
last week with Mrs. Goshorn's sister,
Mrs. ]. ]. Bender at this place.
Miss Ruth Keller, who has been
teaching at Shoshone, Idaho, and her
brother, C. o. Keller, who had a posi-
ton a few miles from Shoshone the
past winter, returned home last week.
H. c. Bong, of Frostburg, was the
guest of his sister, Mrs. C. H. Bill,
the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. T. Keller have
moved from the home of Mr.. Davis
into an apartment in the home of
Miss Maggie Brown
Arthur T. burst, W. Harold Miller,
Dorothy NJ. Younkin, Irma Swauger
and Sara R. Getty were delegates to
the Lutheran Sunday school conven-
tion at Boswell, making the trip in
Mr.. bursts car.
Miss Mabel Beachy, who was the
guest of her aunt, Mrs. Ella Angus
tine, at Friendsville, spent the week
apd bo,o with bo, fo+Lo,, M. JIT1