The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1929-10-17

FRIENDSVILLE
Parent.Teachers' Meeting

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evening in the auditorium of the high
school building. A large crowd at
tended. Among other proceedings of
business Miss Lillian East was chosen
secretary of the organization and Miss
Roberts, Miss Hamill and Mr.. Funk
made addresses to the assemblage.
The glee club of the school furnished
entertainment. Miss Aleta Rush, the
, president, made the opening address,
The club sang the "Welcome Song"
and Mary Frantz recited "Marguer-
ite." Aleta Rush, Leona VanSickle
and Leila Rodgers, in suitable cos
tunes, sang and recited "The Three
Old Maids from Lyme" Alvin G. Sines
and his serenaders played a few folk
tunes. "The Beauville Choir" then
entertained the audience with a conf
cal selection under Old Sol Hicks, the
director, represented by Ernest Hau-
ser. Members of the choir were Ethel
Mccullough, Helen Statler, Mabel
Beachy, Evangeline Rumbaugh, Floyd
Umbel and Dace Dennings. Boosting
Our Old High" ended the entertain
ment. Miss Ruth Conley, music in
structor at Friendsville High, directed
the program.
Church News.
Sunday school at ten o'clock in the
Lutheran and Christian churches with
preaching and communion in the Luth-
eran church at 1880 O'Clock p. m.
A steam heating plant is being in
stalled in the Methodist Episcopal
church.
A trip around the world, the annual
social event of the Methodist church
and sponsored by the Ladies Aid Soci-
ETY., will be held on Saturday, October
Goth.
High School News.
Friendsville Highs volley ball team
displayed good team work when they
defeated the Accident girls, former
county champions, on the Friendsville
indoor court on Monday, October IA,
by the score of IS to 6.
The school soccer team was de-
feated by Accident High on the local
field 8 to 0 on Monday. The next game
will be played Friday with Kitzmiller
at Friendsville.
The Friendsville Chapter Of Future
Farmers of America, on Thursday, Oc-
tober 10, held its first meeting in the
agriculture room for the purpose of
electing officers and appointing COM
mittees. Bruce jenkins was chosen
president; Ernest Hauser, secretary;
George Coddington, treasurer, and
Glenn N. Fike, club reporter.
The Home Economics Club held its
first meeting last Thursday. Helen
Statler was elected president; Pauline
Rodgers, president; Oseline Jen-
kins, secretary, and Ruth Schroyer,
treasurer.
Due to the interest shown in journ-
alism by pupils in the high school,
school paper, the "Yough Ripples,"
will be issued by the student body.
Copy for the initial issue is now in
course of preparation. The paper is
to be made up Of four pages of four
columns each and will contain all the
news Of the school as well as num-
Der of advertisements contributed by
local merchants. Evangeline Rum
baugh has been elected editor-in-chief.
She will be assisted by staff of COM
petent reporters.
Square Dance.
The famous Browning Brothers
pIayed in McCullough's Hall before an
audience of about hundred and TWEEN
ty-five people last Saturday night at
which time square dancing was en-
loved Another dance will be held on
the coming Saturday night Music will
be furnished by the Mountain Sere-
naders.
Personal Mention.
Mr.. and Mrs A. R. Custer and son
Gerald, Cumberland, were visiting rel
atives in this vicinity last weekend.
Mr.. Emerson Bishoff, agriculture
teacher in the high school, spent the
weekend in Pittsburgh, Pa.
Mrs. Flora Welch and little daugh-
ter, of Akron, Ohio, are visiting at
the home of Mrs. Welch's parents, Mr..
and Mrs Lloyd VanSickle.
Mr.. Earl Guard is spending a few
days in New York City,
Miss Roselle Bishoff, home econom-
les teacher in the high school, spent
the weekend at the home of her par
ents in Oakland.
DR.. S. M. North and Mr.. W. K.
Klingaman, State supervisors of the
high schools, visited Friendsville
school on Tuesday.
Prof. F. E. Rathbun, county super
intendent, visited the school here last
Friday.
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