The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1935-10-03
EVANSVILLE


The Junior class of boys of the Re-
formed Sunday School, accompanied
by their teacher, Mrs. Hobart Speicher,
and Mrs. c. o. Bender, held a corn
weiner-marshmallow roast at the fire
tower back of High Point Camp last
Tuesday afternoon after school. Each
member invited a guest. The four
teen children present were: Jimmy
Beachy, Billy, Buster, Dickie, Robert,
and Tommy Bender, Joe Blocher, Bur-
ton and Robert Glotfelty, Bob and
Sonny Gnagey, Fay Miller, Jr., and
Audra and Bobby Speicher.
Rev. C. ]. Allender, pastor of the NJ.
E. church, returned Sunday from the
annual conference Buckhannon. He
was reappointed pastor of the local
charge for the ensuing year.
The Lutheran Missionary society
was entertained at the home of Mrs.
H. P Miller in Salisbury, Pa, Tues
day evening. Miss Bannatyne was the
leader
Services in the local churches for
Sunday, October 6, are as follows:
Catholic, 1000 a. M; Lutheran, Sun
day school, GAS a. M; Methodist,
Sunday school, 1000 a. M, worship
service, 1880 p. M; Reformed, Sunday
school, $50 a. M, worship service,
1880 a. m.
Teachers Bridge Club
Miss Helen Folk, teacher in the Jen-
nings school, was hostess to the Teach
ers' Bridge club Thursday night. Four
tables of bridge were in play. Miss
Ruth Keller, teacher in Hopkinsville,
Kentucky, school for girls last year,
and who is a relief aide at present,
won high honors. Mrs. Leroy Will
liams, st. Leonards, Md, formerly
Miss Alverta Miller, an6 who taught
Home Economics in the Grantsville
High some years ago, was a guest.
Delicious refreshments were served
DIT Ine close Oh Lne evening.
SOccer-Field Ball Games
Grantsville High school teams We're
hosts to Accident Friday afternoon in
the first games this season. The Acct
dent field ball team downed our girls
by the score of 60. Our soccer team
was victorious, however, with two
goals to Accidents none, the score be-
ing 40. The correct schedule for the
remainder of the games has not yet
been announced.
Game Forfeited to Grantsville
The Meyersdale baseball team did
not show up for the third game of the
series, which was scheduled for Sun
day, September 20, hence that game
was forfeited to Grantsville by the UNI
pire. Grantsville goes to Meyersdale
Sunday when, if they get that game,
they will have won the necessary three
games and the twenty-five dollars
from their opponents.
Death of "Scotty"
"Scotty," Collie dog of the Winter
berg's, lay down to his final rest Mon
day morning. His death, it is supposed,
was due to poisoning. He will be
greatly missed by ever member of the
household. He was so intelligent, an
ever-watchful guard, and a loyal
friend. He will indeed be missed by the
many persons who pass daily in and
out of the Winterberg home.
Studio Clubs First Meeting
The Studio Club of the Holmes-Wal
lace Studios held it's first meeting of
the season on Monday night, Septem-
Der 30, with very interesting and il
Illustrative program. 1t was piano night
and each instrumental selection de-
picted so very we'll the general theme
of its piece. Next month it will be vocal
and the following month will be litera-
ture. The discussion was enthusiast
tically enioved by every member.
The Weather and Jack Frost
Grantsville had heavy frost Mon