The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1923-12-20
Sunday School Report Of the Young
Peoples Department

In response to letters mailed to each
Sunday school superintendent in Gar
rett county relative to the number of
young peoples classes and depart
ments, the following reports have been
received by Mrs. f. r. Jones. Super
intendent of Young Peoples Work in
the county:
Accident District, Miss Mary Rey-
Paul's Lutheran, 3 organized classes;
st. Johns Lutheran, Union Glade,
Cherry Glade Amish, Pleasant Valley
Brethren, no reports; Church Of the
Brethren, two organized classes.
Deer Park District, Mrs. E. f. Sol
lars, District Superintendent-Metho-
dist / unorganized Class; Paradise Z.
B., White church, Ryan's Glade, Boil
ing Springs, closed for the winter;
Pleasant Valley, Thayerville, no re
port.
Friendsville District, Mr.. A. f.
Fox, District Superintendent etho-
dist, , unorganized classes; Lutheran,
2 unorganized classes; Blooming Rose,
/ unorganized class; Rush Baptist, FL
der Hill NJ. F., Mill Run NJ. f.
(Guard), Selbysport NJ. E., no report;
Glade Dunkard, Selbysport, 3 unor-
ganized classes; Sand Spring, no re-
port.
Grantsville District, Mrs. J. J. Ben
der, District Superintendent Metho-
dist, Lutheran, St. Johns Reformed,
l organized class in each; Maple Glen
Amish. Maple Grove Brethren, Oak
Grove Mennonite, Cassedman Mennon-
tie, no report; Methodist, New Ger
many, closed for the winter; Trinity
Reformed, New Germany, morgan
lied classes; Avilton Union, no re-
port; Mt Zion NJ. E., unorganized
classes.
Kitzmiller District, DR.. Shepherd,
District Superintendent no
report; Presbyterian, 2 unorganized
classes; Presbyterian, VindeX. NJ. Z.
South, VindeX, no report.
Mountain Lake Park District, Mrs.
H. r. Smouse, District Superintendent
Pleasant Valley NJ. E., morgan
lied classes; Methodist, Mountain
Lake Park, no report; Loeb Lynn U.
B., l unorganiZed class; Pleasant Val
ley U. B., no report; Lynn Dale U. B.,
l unorganized class.
Oakland District, Mrs. H. A. Lora-
ditch, District Superintendent-St
Marks Lutheran, organized classes;
Hauser Lutheran, no report; Red
House Lutheran, 2 unorganiZed class
es; Gortner Union, l unOrganized
class; Crellin Union, no report; St.
Pauls NJ. E., organized. 2 morgan
lied classes; Presbyterian, 3 morgan
lied classes; Episcopal, unorganized
class.
Hoyes-McHenry District, w. A.
Smith, District SUPPLEMENTARY. f.
Hoyes, 2 unorganized classes; Metho-
dist, l unorganized class; United
Brethren, McHenry, l unorganized
class.
Swanton District-Steiding Union,
United Brethren, Methodist, Mt. Zion
NJ. E., Wilson, no reports; Chestnut
Grove, Bloomington. organized
classes. e.
Bittinger-Jennings District, Miss
Leonora Wiley, District Superinten-
dent-Lutheran Bittinger. l organic
ed class; Lutheran, Jennings, Metho-
dist, Jennings, no report.
III way OF eApldHdIloH VI tHe dboNe
report will say that the Young Peo-
pies Division includes the ages of
twelve to twenty-four and is divided
into three different departments, the
intermediate, with those from II to
IA; the senior department, from Is to
II and the Youngs Peoples Depart
ment, from 10 to "a years old.
By oraganized classes is meant
class which has it's elected officers and
which meets at least once a month for
business purposes.
1t is hoped that next years report
will show a greater number of organ
lied classes in Garrett county.
Mrs. f. r. JONES,
County Superintendent.