The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1924-01-03
FRIENDSVILLE

okldnOfe ana quincy Murphy, having
dissolved partnership, Mr.. Murphy be-
coming sole proprietor Of the bust
ness, which, however, is to be con-
Quoted under the same name and fair
dealing principles as formerly. Mr.
Slidmore viii remain in Friendsyille
for the present, having not yet de-
cided upon his future plans.
Friendsville has one other garage
known as the Friendsville Auto Com
pany, Wade Schlossnagle being the
genial proprietor.
A Boy Scout organization was re
Gently started at Friendsville, R. f.
Guard, the efficient manager of the
Mccullough store, being the Scout
Master. Already the boys, who num-
Der about twenty, are manifesting
much eagerness and interest. Meet
ing are being held at present in the
High School building.
A very delightful entertainment was
given Saturday night at the Statler
Hall by Mrs. Iva Statler of Youngs-
town, o., and her two pretty and gift
ed children. The numbers of the re-
cital included saXophone and piano
music and dancing. A delightful solo
by Mrs. Nedrow and a recital by little
Mary Elizabeth Friend were further
/ pleasing numbers. The proceeds Of the
entertainment are for next years
chautauqua entertainment. Mrs Stat
Ter is the talented daughter of Sena~
tor and Mrs. John w. Mccullough and
is a noted public welfare worker in
Youngstown where she has a class of
fifty pupils who are planning for their
annual public recital. Her little son
and daughter inherit their mothers
histrionic ability to a marked decree.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. E. Guard enter
tanned informally at 900" on the el-
ening Of December 28th, their guests
being Mr.. and Mrs. Arnold Fox, Mr..
and Mrs. August Neil and Mr.. and
Mrs. Percy Friend.
Senator and Mrs. Mccullough en-
tortained a few friends with 900" on
last Friday evening, their guests in
Guiding Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Jobes from
/ Meyersdale; Norman Kamp, from De
troit; Mrs. J. f. Statler, OF Yonngs-
town. and Mrs. Mason, Paul Friend
and Miss Claudine Mccullough.
A very happy surprise party was
rendered Ms. \. E. Fox on last We'd
nesday evening in honor Of her bir.h-
day. There were about twelve guests
present. Rock and other games We're
the diversion. Delicious refreshments
were served by Mrs. FoX's mother,
Mrs. Greenwood. who was ir the Sc
cret. Mrs. FOX was the recipient Of
some very handsome and useful gifts.
Friendsville has . splendid band or
ganization known as the Friendsville
Military Band, the members rendering
willing and harmonious service upon
most all public occasions. There are
included twenty-eight different instru-
ments. H. NJ. Skidmore is the clever
director Of the organization.
An enjoyable community Christmas
service was given by the members Of
the Methodist Episcopal and the Luth-
eran and Disciples churches in the
NJ. Z. church. Appropriate music,
resitations and exercises were rem
dered the Offering being equally di-
vided among the three church organ
izations.
Miss Agatha Black, from Beaver
Seminary, Beaver, Pa, spent her holi-
days here with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. H. j. Black; Miss Theresa Fox,
Blue Ridge College, New Windsor,
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. F. G.
Fox, and Miss Lillian East, from the
Frostburg State Normal, with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. W. F. East.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. C. Brown, of Cleve-
land, o., spent their holidays with
Mrs. Browns parents, Mr.. and Mrs,
F. G. Fox, Mrs. Brown remaining for a
more extended visit with her par
ents.
A revival meeting began on New
Years eve at the M. E. church to con-
tinue for several weeks, meetings be-
ing in charge of Rev. Earle.
Senator John W. Mccullough left
here Monday evening for Annapolis
t ODE present at the converting of the
Legislature Wednesday morning.
Mrs. Allie Liston spent part of last
week with her daughter, Miss Julia,
who is a teacher at Braddock, Pa, the
two ladies going on to Youngstown,
o., to spend few days with the for
mer's son, Paul Liston.
Ward Beachy from Grantsville,
spent several days with his daughter,
Miss Mable Beachy and sister, Mrs.
Ella Augustine, at Friendsville.
Mrs. F. G. Fox spent several days
shopping in Pittsburgh, recently.
Mrs. Iva Statler and children left
for Youngstown, O., Monday after a
week. visit with the formers parents,