The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1932-07-28
MANY EVENTS SCHEDULED
NEXT WEEK AT MT. LAKE
Judge John Barton Payne, Red
Cross Head, To Make Address
Monday at Mission School
SUNDAY TO BE BAND DAY

Several events for the Tableland
area of the three states, Maryland,
Pennsylvania and West Virginia, have
been scheduled for the week of July
80 to August 5, at Mountain Lake
Park.
DR.. Roy McCuskey, president of
West Virginia Wesleyan College, will
deliver short address in the amph-
theatre on Sunday, July 81.
Judge John Barton Payne, national
Executive Chairman of the American
Red Cross, will address the Summer
School of Missions at Mountain Lake
Park on Monday evening, August 1.
Bands from the Tableland area will
take part in the Band Day concert in
the amphitheatre at the Park on Sum-
day afternoon, July 81. James P. Nc
Cabe, Berlin, Pa, will be guest soloist.
He will be accompanied by Miss Emily
McCabe and Miss Edith Hummer,
violinist. There will be band concerts
at two o'clock and four o'clock, with
various bands alternating. The Crel-
lin band, band Of musicians from
Preston county under D. B. Ward,
Masontown, and others, will take part
in the program for the afternoon.
At 7:30 o'clock there will be SER
vice under the Summer School of
Missions program with musical pro-
cessional, community singing and an
address by DR.. B. C. Ishwardas, of
Punjab, India, while in the morning
at HOO o'clock DR.. Bruce S. Wright
will preach on Revival of Rever-
ence."
Judge Payne, who will speak on
Monday evening, formerly practiced
law at Kingwood, West Va, and spent
several years in Preston county.
The Summer School of Missions
will continue throughout the week,
closing on Friday evening.
West Virginia Extension Day
Approximately 5000 people gathered
at Mountain Lake Park for West Vir-
ginia Extension Day last Sunday.
Extension service, its meaning, de-
velopment and forecast of it's future
furnished the theme of the address of
DR.. Nat T. Frame, director of West
Virginia Extension work. The "area"
idea, which is the basis for the de-
velopment of the Tableland program,
of the three States, is the newest de-
velopment in this part of the country,
according to DR.. Frame.
Queen Sylvia's Band was presented
by the commission of the Mountain
State Forest Festival from Elkins, W.
Va, and a concert preceded and fol-
lowed the main program. The Apollo
Chorus, Morgantown, w. Va, under
the direction of David ]. Roberts, sang
several numbers. To this was added
a varied program of chorus and solo
work, including the mass singing of
the Hallelujah Chorus. The Nightin-
SdleS VI OdhldIlu anu CIle OC. SCCCALd
choirs of Oakland and Kingwood also
took part. Mrs. Henry Weaver and
Miss Virginia Davies were the accom-
panists for the Apollo Chorus, while
Miss Huff, leader for the extension
music, directed the festival chorus of
two hundred voices.
Pittsburgh Relationships
AS a result of the visit of Mr.. JOS
eph T. Miller and Mr.. H. W. Correll,
of the Pittsburgh Chamber of Com
merce, to this territory, plans are de-
>veloping for a conference to be held
at Mountain Lake Park on August
&c and 81. While in Garrett county
and since their return to Pittsburgh
they have been in communication with
, county leaders working out ideas for
further steps. A number will go to
Pittsburgh for a meeting on August
4 and 5 to decide on speakers and
program.