The Republican., 1924-05-15
Observation-Disclosures
EVANSVILLE

Profs. VIM. Mcdonald, L. L. Os-
born and Misses Zeda and Hilda En-
sor attended the High School Teach
ers' conference at Oakland on Friday.
Miss Lulu Shaw, of Hilldale Farm,
entertained the ladies' sewing club
Thursday afternoon. Those present
who were non-members of the club
were Mrs. H. P. Miller, Mrs. j. U.
Stanton, Mrs. Clarence Loechel, Mrs.
A. J. Hansli, of Grantsville, and Mrs.
H. A. Grubbs, of Oakland. Mrs.
Grubbs, who is chairman of Applied
Education of the Northern District of
Maryland, gave very interesting
talk on women's clubs. The club de-
cided to organize a Women's cOmmun-
/ ity club under the auspices of the
Federation of Women's Clubs, and the
! following committee was appointed;
Mrs. J. H. Dorsey, chairman; Mrs. II.
P. Miller, Misses Lulu Shaw, Gertrui ic
Hone, Christina Winterberg and VII
da Getty. The committee met last
night at the Grantsville High School
to select permanent officers of the or
ganization. The club hopes that the
community will become interested in
the organization of this club and that
it's meetings will be well attended
On May 22nd and 23rd the extern
sion service course in Domestic Art
of the University of Maryland will
give free demonstrations at the high
school building here. The course is
very helpful and instructive and it is
hoped the women of the community
will take advantage of the lectures
and demonstrations that will be given
The program is as follows:
1920 to II m.-Simple house dress
es and aprons, Miss Bertha Knight,
clothing specialist.
Food selection, Jessie Campbell, nu-
triton specialist.
II to 1:00-Lunch, social hour.
100 to 400 p. m.-The use of sew
ing maching attachments and care of
machine, Bertha Knight.
Music.
Menu making, Jessie Campbell.
Friday, 1920 to 1900 m.-Health
in relation to clothes, Bertha Knight.
Community exhibits, Jessie Camp
bell.
1900 to 100 p. m.-Lunch; social
| hour.
100 to 400 p. m.-House furnish
ings, Bertha Knight.
Foods for health, Jessie Campbell
| Mr.. Charles G.. Holzshu, vice presi-
dent of the Liberty Trust Company,
Cumberland, recently purchased a
tract of land from Mr.. U. NJ. Stan,
ton, being part of Mr.. Stanton's
maple grove situated about one mile
east of Little Crossings on the Ma
tional Highway, upon which Mr.. HOlz-
shue will erect very substantial cot
tage and other improvements, ar
rangements and plans for the pro-
posed building now being under way.
Mr.. Charles A. Bender, who recently
retired from the active management
of the National Hotel has begun work
upon the foundation and excavations
for very substantial tile and brick
dwelling located on a plot of ground
opposite the home of Harvey Gort-
ner on the Pike at the east end of
town. Upon its completion the dwell
ing will be occupied by Mr.. Bender
and his family.
Mr.. J. w. Baird, of Uniontown, pur-
chased a four-acre tract of land from
C.. c. Wisseman, located on top of
Negro Mountain one day last week,
and it is understood that Mr. Baird
contemplates the erection of a sum
mer home thereon at once.
The bridge club was entertained by
Miss Mollie Dorsey Thursday even
ing.
Mrs. c. c. Miller is very i'll. DR.. R.
G.. Bowen, Of Cumberland, was called
into consultation on the case with DR..
Davis day or two ago.