The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1927-05-12

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Mrs. Byron Bender, Mr.. and Mrs. B
I. Keller, Mr.. and Mrs. C. o. Keller
Mr.. and Mrs. M. w. Whiteford, Mr.
and Mrs. j. F. Fahey, Mrs. Annie E
Getty, Mrs. Oscar Mckenzie, Mrs. A
j. Bender, Mrs. Marshall Beachy, Mrs
Harold Boucher, Misses Beulah Engle
Ruth Keller, Maud Bevans, Ruth
Stanton, Mary C. and Maggie Dorsey
Ethel BrOadwater and Miss Elrick
Messrs. VIM. G. Keller, DR.. J. H. Dor
sey, Prof. 1. NJ. Staley, VIM Winter
berg, Norman Patton, Frank Getty
| Edgar Stanton, William Getty, Asa
NJ. Miller, John L. Livengood, and
Captain C. C. Nathan.
Fair Association Considers Com
munity Building.
The Community Fair Association
held a meeting on Wednesday evening
of last week at the school at which
time three members were elected to
the board of directors, namely: Will
liam Winterberg, H. P. Miller and j.
A. Beachy. The principal item of
business was planning for a new ex-
hibition hall to replace the one recent
ly burned. 1t was suggested that a
building be erected of sufficient pro-
portions and arrangements so that it
could be used for a community hall,
which is much needed in Grantsville.
1t is felt that with the aid of the en-
tire community very substantial
structure could be erected which
would be real community benefit.
No action was taken. The matter will
be decided soon by the Board of Direc-
tors.
Miss Stanton to Graduate as Nurse.
Miss Harriet Elizabeth Stanton.
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. U. Stan
ton, will graduate with a class of
twelve from the James Walker Me-
mortal Hospital Training School for
Nurses at Wilmington, N. c., on May
18th. Miss Stanton stands second in
her class. She will take post
graduate work, remaining at the hos
pital until October
School Activities.
The Academic Honor Roll of the
High school for the third term in
cludes the following names: Seniors:
Viola Butler, Ruth Emory, Helen
Folk, Velora Swauger; Juniors:
Frieda Wiley; Sophomores: Dorothy
Edwards, Ralph Buckle; Freshmen:
Clyde Beachy, lola Folk, Bertha
Klotz.
A Health Conference for mothers
and children will be held at the school
building May goth at 10 a. m. The
idea of the conference is to examine
the children who are to enter school
in September for any possible defects.
Those needing medical or dental
treatment will be referred to their
own doctors. This conference will be
conducted by Miss Rhesa King, Coun-
ty Health Nurse.
State Superintendent of High
Schools, Mr.. n H. Klingiman, visited
the school on Thursday, accompanied
by County Superintendent F. E. Rath-
bun. Mr.. Klingiman administered
battery of mathematics and English
tests to the first year class. Eighteen
new reference volumens in History,
English and Science have been added
to the High school library.
A faculty luncheon was served by
the Sophomore Home Economics class
in the Domestic Science room at noon
last Friday. The luncheon ended the
project for the year as required of
the class. 1t was planned and worked
out according to calories and cost per
individual person. The table decora-
lions were violets, and the English
style of table service was used. Miss
Kate Banatyne and Mrs. NJ. w.
Whiteford were the guests.
The following is the April report of
the Junior Cow Testing Associations: