The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1929-04-25
EVERYTHING IS READY FOR
BOYS WEEK CELEBRATION
Program For Youths To Be Car
ried Out Under Auspices of
Oakland Rotary Club

The Oakland Rotary Club, through
its Boys Work Committee, has about
completed its plans for Boys Week, to
be observed April % to May 4, and is
asking the cooperation of the COM
munity people to make it a success.
The following program has been
worked out:
Sunday morning, April %, every
boy in Garrett county to be in some
Sunday school, then to remain with
his parents at church service, when
the pastors of the churches will de-
liver a special sermon to them.
Sunday afternoon at 200 o'clock
mammoth boys parade in Oakland is
planned. The assembly will be in the
grammar school lot. Three bands
will be in line, including the Terra
Alta High School band, which won
first prize at the Apple Blossom fes-
tival, Winchester, Va, last week; the
Crellin and the Gilbert-Brown Boys
bands. The Terra Alta band will lead
the parade. The Terra Alta Rotary
Club will be guests of the local club
and will march in the parade also.
Good Speakers Obtained
Judge A. G. Hughes, of the circuit
court of Preston county, Kingwood,
w. Va, and Roy Yoke, former Rotary
governor of the Morgantown District,
and Alumni secretary Of the Universe
ty of West Virginia, will address the
boys in the Maryland theatre follow
ing the parade. This will be a treat
to every boy. There will be other
features. Mr.. Roland R. Gilbert and
Charles Ream will have charge of the
two local bands, Wade limbaugh and
VIM. Gibson the music in the theatre,
and Harry Sincell, Paul Naylor and
Lawrence Dixon will line up the pa
rade and have complete charge of its
movements.
Monday and Tuesday, days at the
schools, when the following members
of the Rotary Club will follow this
schedule of short talks on Monday:
DR.. H. W. McComas, at Oakland high,
900 O'Clock; Rev. c. A. Shilke, Oak
land grammar, 900 o'clock; J. E.
Harmed, Grantsville, 900 o'clock; G.
D. Sprague, Accident, 200 o'clock;
Delbert Davis, Kempton, 900 o'clock;
Crellin, B. H. Sincell, 900 o'clock;
E. R. Jones, Friendsville, morning; H.
A. Loraditch, parochial school, morn
ing. Rev. Shilke will address the
Kitzmiller school on Tuesday morning.
Wednesday evening, boys at home,
when it will be emphasized that boys
should spend more time at home for
study and rest.
Thursday evening, 700 to 800
o'clock, boys city council will hold its
meeting in the city hall when the
municipal government will be turned
over to them. E. R. Jones, Delbert
Davis and DR.. B. F. Selby will have
charge of the boys during this period.
A volunteer fire company will be or
ganized when an address will be made
on the method of keeping fire equip
ment in order and on fire protection in
general. Emroy Bolden, W. o. Davis
and Harry Miller will be in charge of
this feature.
Friday afternoon, 2:15, the boys Of
Oakland and the surrounding commu-
mites will be guests of the Rotary
club at a movie in the Maryland the
atre. Bernard Gender, Howard Rein
hardt, Wade Hinebaugh and VIM.
Gibson to be in charge.
Friday evening, nationwide radio
hook-up, with special addresses to
boys.
Saturday is boys day out of doors,
suggesting that boys spend the day in
hikes or games.
A prize will be awarded the conf
munity outside of Oakland which has
the largest representation in the pa
rade.
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