The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1935-10-31
EVANSVILLE


Mrs. Benny Epstein was hostess to
the Teachers Bridge Club last We'd
nesday night. Guests were Mrs. N. R.
Davis, Mrs. Edwin Elias and Mrs. J.
R. Gnagey. Mrs. Scott Holiday won
high honors. Refreshments were serv-
ed by the hostess at which time she an
nounced the marriage Of her sister
Helen.
Mrs. B. T. Keller entertained the
Teachers Bridge Club Monday night
at a bridge dessert. The husbands and
a few guests were also invited. High
hcnors were won by Lieutenant and
Mrs. Macon Williams; low by Mrs.
Glen Kessner and Scott Holiday. Sew
en- tables were in play. Halloween dec
orations and refreshments carried out
the festive spirit.
Halloween Parade Prizes
Mrs. B. 7. Keller, Mrs. Macon Will
liams and Harry C. Edwards, judges
at the Halloween parade held in con-
junction with the social at Grantsville
school last Thursday night, awarded
the prizes as follows: Smallest child,
Eileen Layman; most comic person,
Robert Glotfelty; most comic couple,
Rita Blocher and Margaret Younkin;
best dressed couple, Margaret burst
and Isetta Frazee.
Attended Teachers Meeting
Miss Kathleen Baer, principal of the
Johnson school; Miss Kate Bannatyne,
supervisor; Mrs. Benny Epstein, pri
mary teacher of Grantsville school;
Miss Veronica Rafferty,, principal of
Strawberry Hill school, and Miss Hazel
Speicher, home economies teacher in
the local high school, attended the
State Teachers meeting in Baltimore
last Friday and Saturday.
Studio Club Meets
The Studio Club of the Holmes
Wallace studios held its second meet
ing on October %. 1t was vocal night.
The evenings program was as follows:
Paper, the Influence of Song, Clyde
Bender; chorus, In Autumn, Treble
Clef Club; duet, The Mellow Horn,
Misses Mary Schaefer and Grace
Swauger; solo, Goodbye, Miss Mabel
Younkin; solo, October, Miss Christine
Winterberg; solo, I'm Herbst, Mrs.
Wendell Lohr; solo, Far Away, George
w. Diefenbach; duet, Autumn Song,
Mrs Wendell Lohr and Miss Mabel
Younkin; piano duet, Hunting Song,
Miss Holmes and Miss Wallace; ques-
ton box.
Church Services
Services in the local churches for
Sunday, November 3, are as follows:
Catholic, 10 o'clock; Lutheran, Sunday
school, 9:45; Methodist, Sunday school,
10 o'clock, with worship service at
7:30 in the evening; Reformed, Sunday
school, $3.50 and worship service at
1920 a. m.
Halloween
Since the leaves have fallen and the
first note of sadness for the coming
winter has been sounded, there is that
fall evening known as All Hallows Eve
in which the merrymaking, fun, boyish
pranks and ghostlike sprites have full
swing. Socials, masquerade balls and
dances, parties and gatherings of
young people tell that this is the most
celebrated funmaking season of the
year. For when the frost is on the
pumpkin and the corn is in the shock"
1t won't be long until Old Man winter
will be blowing his icy breath over the
earth. Have your fun now.
Planning Mill To Have New Site
Manager Glen L. Miller of the
Grantsville planning mill proposes the
election of a modern planning mill
building, 5OXS0 fec, on a three-acre
tract of land which he recently pur-
chased and which fronts on the Grants
ville-Springs highway just out of
town. The present plant, located at the
east end of town, has proved made
quate for the growing business of the
concern.
Personals
Mrs. Sara Roberta Getty, of the
Cumberland Daily News staff, spent
Saturday and Sunday at the home Of