The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1935-09-19
EVANSVILLE
Church Programs

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Members of the intermediate class
of the NJ. E. Sunday school who attend
ed the weiner and marshmallow roast,
chaperoned by their teacher, Mrs. C.
o. Keller, last Wednesday night at the
knoll across from Edison Miller's were
Mary Catherine Allender, Wayne
burst, Cecil Edwards, Verl Edwards,
Elizabeth Yommer and Margaret
Younkin.
The picnic sponsored by the adult
Bible class of the Lutheran Sunday
school, held at the fire tower back of
High Point Camp, was well attended
Sunday. Threatening clouds in the
morning turned to bright sunshine in
the afternoon and a pleasant time and
a sumptuous feast, including home
made ice cream, were enjoyed by all
who were present.
Services in the churches for Sept.
% are as follows: Catholic, 500 a. M;
Lutheran, Sunday school, 9:45 a M;
Methodist, Sunday school, 1000 a. M,
worship service, 1870 p. M; Reformed,
Sunday school, $3.50 a. NJ, worship
service, 1890 a. m.
Surprise Birthday Bridge Party
Mrs. Frank Getty and Mrs. Scott
Holiday entertained the Teachers
Bridge club at the formers apartment
last Thursday in honor of the birthday
of Miss Leona Clark, teacher in the
elementary grades here. Two-course
refreshments were served. Four tables
were in play. Miss Clark received a
guest prize and also high in bridge.
Second honors went to Miss Edna
Duckworth.
Free Talking Pictures
Capacity crowds attended the NOV
les at the Ford Motor Service Friday
and Saturday. There was a matinee
for the school children Friday after
noon and two shows each night The
pictures depicted the story of the first
automobiles made by Ford down to the
present day, a ride from Massachus-
sets to the San Diego, Calf, fair, and
the Harvesting of the Missouri river
with the aid of Ford vs. trucks.
Bake Sale Successful
The Methodist Ladies' Aid report q
very successful bake sale, held Satur-
day afternoon in the Firemen's Hall.
Every thing was sold. They are think
ing Of making it a monthly feature.
Defeated By Error
Grantsville was defeated 10 in the
first game of the series with Meyers
dale here Sunday. 1t was tough
game to lose. The score was 90 I'M
til in the ninth inning with Meyersdale
at bat when an overthrow to first base
allowed a runner to score. There were
two men down when this occurred and
the next one up struck out Miller
pitched for Grantsville. He had six
teen strike outs to his credit; Meyers
dale's pitcher had five. Meyersdale
allowed seven hits; Grantsville one.
The next two games will be played at
Meyersdale Thursday, Sept. 10, and
Sunday, Sept. %. The fourth game
will be played here the following Sum
day.
Jurors
Men from this vicinity who are
serving on the petit jury at court this
week are H. j. Bender, j. C. Miller,
Asa Orendorf, Stewart Rodamer, and
Stewart Stahl.
Receives Appointment
Attorney Chas. 1. Bevans, Washing
ton, D. c., son of Mrs. Eva Bevans
Beachy, has been appointed special
assistant in the Treaty Division of the
U. S. Department of State.
Burial
Miss Lydia Roger, 88, was buried in
the Grantsville cemetery Tuesday
afternoon following short service at
the home of the deceased's niece, Mrs.
Turney, Addison, Pa, where she had
made her home. She came from a
family that was held in high esteem in
this vicinity. They owned what is
now the Todd farm situated east of
Keyser Ridge.
Personal Mention
Miss Ethel Broadwater left last
Thursday for Roscoe, Pa, where she
will visit Mrs. Elsie Kirk.
Mrs. Mary Bill, Homecoming; and
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Chandler, West
field, N. j., were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. C. H. Bill, on Saturday.
Attorney ard Mrs. Chas. I. Bevans,