The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1932-05-19
MT. LAKE PARK PROGRAM
FOR 1882 Is ANNOUNCED
Concluded from Page One)


selections as The Messiah, by Handel;
The Redemption, by Gounod; Stabat
Mater, by Rossini, and The Chorals,
by Bach.
{ The detailed program follows:
June 10, visit of Extension workers
/ of western states on pilgrimage to
I Washington, D. C.
June 26-July l. Summer School of
Religious Education; Interdenomina-
| tional School of Teacher Training;
| demonstration work in daily vacation
Bible School; coaching conference.
June 30-July 10. Interdenomina-
tional Holiness Camp Meeting. Fiji
/ tieth anniversary of great camp.
| July 3, Sunday. Services all day at
Park under auspices of the camp
meeting.
July and 4, Sunday and Monday.
Dedication of Fort Necessity as Ma
tional monument near Uniontown, Pa.
Tableland Chorus, 1900 voices compos-
ing the chorus.
July 10, Sunday. II a. M, $50 and
1880 p. m. Camp meeting with fam
Gus preachers and singing.
A4CC1uOOu p1OS dIIl, GsOOy DdSIhOIO
Amphitheatre, Maryland Extencion
Service Day when Maryland will be
host to West Virginia and Pennsyl-
vania. DR.. T. B. Symons, director of
Maryland Extension Service, speaker.
Music in charge of the Garrett county
units of the friends of music in Allie
gany Tablelands.
July Is, 16 and II. Future Farmers
of America camp at Deep Creek Lake.
July II, Sunday. Afternoon pro-
gram, 2:3O o'clock, Bashford Amphi-
theatre. Future Farmers Day, DR..
J. D. Blackwell, chairman F. F. A.
members. F. F. A. chapters of Mary
land will be hosts to Pennsylvania and
West Virginia members. Bicentennial
celebration presentation of "Washing-
ton the Farmer" Speakers will be
DR.. R. A. Pearson, President of Mary
land University, and DR.. L. H. Dennis,
! State Department of Public Instruc-
ton of Pennsylvania.
July 1925. Baltimore Epworth
League in it's 18th annual session.
July "a, Sunday. Morning and ev-
ening services under the auspices of
the Baltimore Epworth League.
Afternoon program, 2:30 o'clock,
Bashford Amphitheatre. West Vir-
ginia Extension Day West Virginia
host to Maryland and Pennsylvania.
Special guests, service clubs of the
Tablelands. Address, DR.. Nat T.
Frame, director West Virginia Exten-
sion Service. Music led by Miss Huff.
July or August. Tentative plan with
date to be announced. Deep Creek
Lola crortc dow ard
on one of Americas finest inland
lakes. Evening music pageant, direct
ed by Miss Huff.
July 25-August 4. Pittsburgh Area
Summer School of Ministerial Train
ing.
July 81, Sunday. HOO a. m. and
500 p. M. Services under auspices of
the Summer School of Ministerial
Training and the Summer School of
Missions.
Afternoon program, 2:3O o'clock,
Bashford Amphitheatre. Band Con-
cert Day. Address, Rev. Roy McCus-
key, president of the West Virginia
Wesleyan College; concert of instru-
mental music by the bands of the AL
legheny Tableland.
July 30-August 5. Interdenomina-
tional Summer School of Missions. A
missionary training school for both
adults and young people. Mrs. C.
Richard Hall, APO Walnut Avenue,
Fairmont, w. Va, local chairman.
Foreign and Home text books; Bible
study; pageants and story telling; adj
dresses by nationally known speakers.
Camp Clean is the home for the
young people in charge of Miss Anna
Shaw, 1922 Garrison Blvd, Baltimore,
to whom application for information
should be addressed.
August Z, Sunday. 11:OO a. m. and
500 p. m. Lords Day Alliance of
Maryland, DR.. w. w. Davis, secretary.
Afternoon program, 2:30 O'Clock,
Bashford Amphitheatre. Pennsvlva,
MIA Extension Service Day (Pennsyl-
vania host to West Virginia and
Maryland). Address by Dr.. W. v.
Dennis, department of Rural Sociol-
ogy. Pennsylvania State College. Mu-
sic IN charge of Somerset and Fayette
counties of Pennsylvania.
August Is and IA. Anti-Saloon
League of America. Nationally and
internationally known speakers.
August IA, Sunday. HOO a. m.
and 800 p. m. Anti-Saloon League
of America.
Afternoon program, 2:3O O'Clock,
Bashford Amphitheatre. Lutheran
Day. Address by DR.. Wentz, of Get
tysburg Seminary Music.
August 20 and 81. Mountain Lake
Park Homecoming. Saturday picnics;
visiting; special music.
August 81, Sunday. HOO a. M,
worship; 500 p. NJ, worship.
Afternoon program, 2:3O o'clock,
Bashford Amphitheatre. Mountain
Lake Homecoming Day. Octogenar-
ians as honor guests "Who have been
singing the song of life for so years
or more" Music by the Octogenarian
Unit of the Taibleland.
August 8-13. 18th annual Tennis
Tournament under the auspices of the
Women's Civic Club of Mountain Lake
Park.
August %, "a. Rural Minister'S
Conference and Retreat.
August Is and 26. Tableland Farm
and Home Institute. Maryland Exten-
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