The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1936-10-15
EVANSVILLE
Community Club Meets

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The meeting was conducted by the
president, Mrs. N. U. Broadwater.
Mrs. Harold Miller gave a report of
Achievement Day, Oakland. At the
meeting Wednesday Miss Mildred Bar
ton, home demonstration agent, lee
tured on the selection and prepara-
ton of meats. The members present
then visited Huff's Meat Market where
Mr.. Huff described the different cuts
of meat, where they are found, and the
prices. Other members present were
Mrs. ]. U. Stanton, Mrs. Ida Hersh-
/ berger, Mrs. Lille B. Younkin, Mrs.
Emerson Sebold, Mrs. John H. Folk,
Mrs. Roy C. Patton, Mrs. Albert Swau-
ger, Miss Jennie Stanton. Guests were
Mrs. Frank Conkling, Mrs. Gilbert
Seigworth and Mrs. Elizabeth Hook
man. The November meeting will be
held at the home of Mrs. C. U. Ed
wards.
Miss BrOadwater Entertains
Miss Viola .Broadwater entertained
the Teachers Bridge Club last Wednes-
day evening. Two tables were in play.
The prize for high score was won by
Miss Ida Engle. Guests were Miss
Ethel Broadwater and Mrs. T. O..
Broadwater.
Birthday Party
Little Miss Rita Edwards was hon
ored with a birthday party Friday ev-
ening, given by her mother, Mrs. Harry
c. Edwards. The little miss was eight
years old on Thursday. Halloween
decorations and favors were used.
The guests were Virginia Lee and
Norma Mickey, Crellin; Eloise and
Harold Ashby, Oakland; Dorothy Shu-
maker, Ruth Klotz, Betty McKen-
zie, Joyce Beachy, Betty Jane Beachy,
Dorothy Smith, Dolly Layman, Audra
Speicher, Mary Catherine Allender,
Mary Kathryn Miller, Betty 10 burst,
Mildred Frickey, Marylin Wilburn,
Ruth Yommer, Jimmie Edwards and
Cecil Edwards, all of Grantsville.
Church Activities
The bake sale in the American Res
taurant Saturday by the Ladies' Aid
Society of the NJ. E. church added SUBJ
stantially to that organizations treas
ury.
The topic at the Christian Endeavor
meeting Sunday night was "What do
you plan to do with your life ?" and
was led by Mrs. Wendell Lohr. Two
questions were discussed by George
Diefenbach and Lee Roy Shumaker,
after which there was an open discus
sion.
The Women's Missionary Society of
st. Johns Reformed church met at
the home of Mrs. Byron H. Bender
this Wednesday, October IA.
The Lutheran Missionary Society
is looking forward to a large crowd
at its annual chicken supper to be
held in the social room of the church
this Thursday.
Services in the local churches for
Sunday, October 18, will be as fol-
lows: Catholic, 10 a. M; Lutheran,
Sunday school, 9:45 a. m. Methodist,
church school, 10 a. M, worship SER
vice, 10 a. m. Reformed, Sunday school,
$3.50 a. M, worship service, 1890.
c. E. in the Methodist church at 7
p. m.
The first quarterly conference of
this charge of the Methodist church
was held at the Mt. Zion church We'd
nesday, October ID.
High School Sports
Grantsville soccer team took both
games played in the last week here.
Friday they defeated Friendsville, 10,
penalty kick being the deciding fac
tor. Tuesday they trounced Accident
60, the goals being made by Vernon
Robson, Bayard Miller and Kenneth
Wilburn. The regular lineup is Jonas
Mckenzie, Paul Wiley, Carl Klink,
Harold Bethel, Bayard Miller, Frank
Klotz, Paul Mckenzie, Vernon
Robson, Luther Horchler, William
Houck, Kenneth Wilburn. Others on
the squad include Cecil Edwards, Lu-
Their Huff, Quinn Broadwater, Harry
Patton, Rodney Patton, Vernon Reich
enbecher, James Turner, Mark Schae-
fer, Ray Butler, Clark Ross, Vernon
Mckenzie, Harley H. Spoerlein is the
coach.
The girls feldball team came across
with one victory. Friday they were
defeated by Friendsville 1914, but on
Tuesday they showed their mettle by
taking the game with Accident SO.
Miss Martha Engle is coach and the
roster includes the following girls:
Florence Davis, Rhoda Shumaker,
Mary Louise Winter, Bernice Otto,
Helen Houck, Lucille Patton, Evelyn
Hetz, Beulah Reichenbecher, Claudine
Opel, Louise Broadwater, Pearl Har-
desty, Virginia Baker, Laura burst,
Lulu Jenkins, Edna Lewis.
Personals
]. C. Miller received an injury when
a piece of slate fell upon him from the
roof of the Meyers Coal Company's
mine where he was engaged at work.
J. j. Glotfelty remains in a critical
condition at his home here. His son,
Harold Glotfelty, has been called to
his home on account of his fathers
extreme illness.
J. R. Gnagey is ill at the National
Hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. U. Edwards, Harry
C. Edwards, of Grantsville, and Jesse
]. Ashby, Jr., of Oakland, were gone
from Wednesday until Friday of last
week when they attended the funeral
of C. U. Edwards brother-in-law, the
late Rose Ray, at White Sulphur
Springs, N. Y.
Miss Lena Custer and Paul Orendorf
motored on Sunday to Harrisonburg,
Va, where they visited Miss Ruth Or
endorf, who is student at the State
Teachers College there.