The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1927-02-10
Come Where My Love Lies Dreaming
Mixed Chorus

Come Where My Love Lies Dreaming
Mixed Chorus
Massa's in the Cold, Cold Ground
Good Ngiht Ladies' ... Chorus
An explanation in justice to the
members of the original Springs Male
Chorus, in desiring to explain past
news items and advertising regarding
it the present organization, was given
the name of the original chorus by err
ror, as the original organization is not
functioning at present. The chorus
which is singing now is not a part of
the former but entirely separate, al
though there are several members of
the original chorus in this organiza-
ton.
Meeting of the Studio Club.
The Studio Club held its ninth pro-
gram of the second year at the
Holmes and Wallace Studios on Tues
day evening, when the following was
the program:
Roll Call. =. Names of Compositions
Minutes .............Th The Secretary
Solo, Gypsy Dance. 49,. Clyde Miller
Reading, The Eagle. Leroy Shumaker
Reading, Sunset. Dorothy Edwards
Piano solo, Far from this Busy Throng
Clyde Bender.
Beethoven Study -. Mabel Younkin
Who were Deadalus and Icarus?
Answered by Clyde Bender.
Scale drill.
Speech drill.
Chorus, In Silent Night Brahms
The club meetings are growing de-
cidedly better with good attendance
and much interest manifested. The
club is studying the life of Beethoven,
this year being the Tooth anniversary
Of his death. The studios will give a
prize to the member of the club who
writes the best essay on Beethoven.
Women's Community Club Meeting.
The Women's Community Club met
II regular session at the Casselman
Hotel last Wednesday afternoon at
which time the annual election of Of
ficers was held, the following being
elected; President, Miss Mary C.
Dorsey; president, Miss Lou
Shaw; secretary, Miss Ethel Broad
water; treasurer, Mrs. Harold Miller.
The members of the general program
committee are as follows: Miss Chris
tine Winterberg, Mrs. Fred Liven-
good, Miss Ethel Broadwater and Mrs.
j. U. Stanton. Miss Lola Belle Green.
County Home Demonstration was pres
ent and gave a demonstration of the
steam pressure cooker by cooking a
complete meal in fifteen minutes. A
good attendance of the membership
was in evidence. Roll call was an
swered by gems from Washington and
Lincoln.
Suffers Broken Foot.
Mrs. W. E. Stanton will be confined
to her bed for several weeks because
of fall she received in her home last
week which resulted in a sprain and
quadruple fracture of her foot. The
injured member was x-rayed at Cum
berland and placed in a cast.
The members of the Dung Peoples
class of the Reformed Sunday school
met at the home of Mrs. Ida Hersh-
berger last Friday evening, combining
business and social session and laid
plans for raising funds to increase the
building finances. Refreshments were
served.
Honor Rating in the Schools
Upon completion of the second term
work in the high school, those stu
dents maintaining an average of "B''
or better in each subject studied are
given honor ratings. The students are
closely observed and marked also in
their attitudes and habits while about
the school, reports R. w. Webster, the
principal, comprising Q), initiative;
(2), morale; (3), ethical self-control;
(4), school spirit; (5), department,
these being important factors in citi-
zenship training. Those who received
the honor rating are: Seniors, Ruth
Emory, Helen Folk and Velora Swau-
ger; Juniors, Floyd Zehner and Frieda
Wiley; Sophomores, Ralph Buckle and
Ethel Bittinger; Freshmen, lola
Folk.
Pupils in Grantsville school having
perfect attendance record for the
period from September to December,
inclusive, are: High school, Evelyn
Younkin, Dorothy Edwards, Marion
! Wisseman, Gladys burst, Daisy Shu-
mailer, Freda Warwick, Iva Klotz,
lola Folk, Herman Klotz, Velora
Swauger, Wendell Lohr, Lee Roy Shu-
maker, Margaret Hanft, Freda Wiley,
Hlda Folk and Ralph Younkin. Ele-
mentary school, Evelyn Beachy, Allen
Rodamer, Michael Whiteford, Rhoda
Shumaker, Margaret Blocher, Betty
Patton, Ralph Shumaker, LaRue Bit
finger, Elwood Klotz and Jacob Mil
| Ter.
Pupils in the Turner school, of
which Miss Regina Loraditch is the
teacher, who made perfect attendance