The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1936-12-24


gram: Tommy, Dickie, Buster and
Dickie Bender, Donald, Robert and
Burton Glotfelty, Audra and Robert
Speicher, Bobby Gnagey, Danny
Hershberger, Belmont and Fay Miller,
Robert and Billy Beachy, John Men
ges, Edgar Allen Bender, Wanda Bea-
chy, Bobby Bender, Frances Miller,
Helen Beachy, Betty Jane and James
Beachy, Bayard Keller, Marie burst,
David Broadwater.
The Lutheran Sunday school will
hold it's Christmas program Christ
mas night at 1880
The Methodist Sunday school will
render its Christmas service Sunday
evening, December 27, at 1880. Other
services for that day will be Catholic,
800 a. M; Lutheran, Sunday school,
9:45 a. M; Methodist, church school,
1000 a. M; Reformed, Sunday school,
$3.50 a. M; worship service, 1890 a.
m.
Thirty Endeavorers attended the C..
E. Christmas party in the social room
of the Lutheran church last Wednes-
day night. Mrs. Wendell Lohr gave
recitations, games were played, fol-
lowed by refreshments. The room was
decorated with yew and rhododendron.
The society held its Christmas pro-
gram this Wednesday night, Deem
Der %.
Social Events
Approximately fifty couples attend
ed the firemen's benefit dance held at
the Meshack Browning Club last We'd
nesday night.
Mrs. Benny Epstein entertained the
Teachers Bridge Club at Christ
mas party last Thursday night. Hon
ors in bridge were won by Mrs. Ar
chic Wenrich. Gifts were exchanged.
Red and yellow roses and a Christmas
tree were decorations.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Conkling en-
tertained with bridge last Thursday
night. The guk sts were F. Harold
Kurtz, Miss Genevieve Spielman, Mr..
and Mrs. Morris Trotter and Mr.. and
Mrs. Gilbert Seigworth.
Members of the Resettlement Adj
ministration office and friends held a
turkey dinner and Christmas party at
the Meshack Browning club last Sun
day evening, Gifts were exchanged
and F. Harold Kurtz, project man.
ager, was presented with a special
gift.
The Ladies' Monday Night Bridge
Club was entertained by Mrs. Joseph
F. Fahey at the Christmas meeting.
The house was decorated in the holiday
style and the place cards and refresh
ments carried out the Christmas
thought. The prize for high score in
bridge was awarded to Mrs. A. c.
Stanton. Gifts were exchanged and
Mrs. Fahey was surprised by the men,
bers with kitchen shower.
The Girl Scouts held a Christmas
party Tuesday night, December %, at
the Casselman Hotel with Helen and
Ray Houck, as hostesses.
Events Briefly Noted
Among those who won turkeys al
the Woodmen shooting match were
Stewart Rodamer, Harry C. Edwards
William Cobaugh and Harley Spoer.
lein. Chickens were also given.
Harry Camp, of Keyser's Ridge
ran into a parked coal truck last
Thursday evening about six o'clock il
front of the coal office. The lights Of
an approaching car, Mr.. Camp stated
blinded him and he did not see the
truck. The impact damaged his cal
considerably, SCATTERING practically al
the glass. Geor, one of the two Other
occupants of the car, sustained cut!
about his face and an injury to his leg
Mr.. Camp was returning from visit
ing his wife, patient at Memoria
Hospital, Cumberland.
The Boy Scouts have canvasset
the town for toys and clothing and arr
all set to make somebody happy THU
Christmas. Some of them will be givel
out at the Community tree and trea
Christmas Eve, but most of it will b,
taken to needy families on Christina
Day.
The operetta, "Ask The Professor,
was presented by the Glee Club of tn,
local high school on Friday and Satur
day nights.
Personals
Mrs. Ella B. Keller and Charles o
Keller returned Monday from visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. William G. Kelle
at Wilmington, Del.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles l. Bevans an,
daughter Sue Marlene, Washington, D
c., arrived here Saturday for a ten
days visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Marshal
Beachy, .Grantsyille, and Mr.. and Mrs
E. S. Brenneman, Bittinger.
Paul Wisseman, U. S. Army, is hom
for a brief stay. His furlough end
Christmas Day.
John Boucher, Richmond, Va, an
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