The Republican., 1937-10-14


ty persons communed.
The following officers We're elected
at the meeting of the Junior C. E. So
ciety Sunday night: Betty Jane
Beachy, president; Bobby Zeller and
James Beachy, vice'presidents; Evelyn
Spiker, secretary and treasurer; Bob
by Zeller, assistant; and Buster Ben
der, Librarian. Wendell Lohr is Coun-
selor. Catherine Stark led the topic,
"How the Journey of the Israelites
Came to an End"
The Reformed Women's Missionary
society met this Wednesday night at
the home of Mrs. T. o. Broadwater.
The first quarterly conference of the
Grantsville charge of the Methodist
Episcopal church will be held Sunday
morning at 10:45 a. M, at the Mount
Zion church. The local NJ. E. Church
school will be held at $50 instead of
the usual time. Preaching service in
the Grantsville church Sunday night
at 7:3O.
Services in other local churches on
Sunday, October II, will be as follows:
Catholic, 10 a. M; Lutheran, Sunday
school, 9:45; Reformed, Sabbath
school, 9:30, Worship service at 10:30;
C. E. at Z p. m. in the Lutheran
church.
Grantsville Wins Double Victory
Twice
The local high schools soccer and
field ball teams scored a double vic
tory over Accident High here on Fri
day afternoon, winning 86 and 8-4.
Tommy Reichenbecher made two
field goals for the soccer game win
ners and Clarence Younkin and Ken
meth Wilburn each one. Accident led
at the half Az. Tilly Reichenbecher
made two goals for the Grantsville
girls and Helen Houck and Rita
Blocher each one. Accidents points in
fieldball were credited to Gladys Mil
Ter and Betty Scrogum.
Grantsville's teams came home VIC
torious from Friendsville where they
won the soccer game 80 and the field
ball, 1862. Clarence Younkin was the
star in the soccer game, kicking two
penalty and one field goals.
Stringed Orchestra in the Making
Grantsville's club of Hawaiian and
Spanish guitar players meets every
other Tuesday night at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. George Edwards, under
the direction of Rev. A. M. Wright,
instructor, of Salisbury. 1t is hoped
that stringed orchestra will finally
evolve from their efforts. The group
consists of Virginia Vanguilder, Verl
and Cecil Edwards, Gordon Mckenzie,
Bayard Keller, Asa Claude Stanton,
Jr., Wayne burst, Kenneth Wilburn,
BODY Gnagey and Sonny Patton. Sew
eral from this group went to Sails
bury Sunday where a rehearsal of the
united groups was held
Events Briefly Noted
Following the topic, "Homes in the
Old Testament" and Forms of Wor-
ship" inaugurating review of the
Bible, the Scripture Class at the
Holmes-Wallac Studios discussed the
topic, "The Sabbath" this Wednesday
night.
Miss Eva Griffith, Frostburg, has
Fairview school in the place of Mrs.
Delta CAN'T Lohr, Grantsville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl F. Hammond and
six month old son, from Nome, Alaska,
stopped here over night last Thursday
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. M. w.
Schaefer. They had twelve Eskimo
dogs, a wolf, and reindeer in two
specially constructed conveyances.
Atop the trucks were two northern
sleds.
Mrs. Floyd burst had the ends of
two middle fingers cut off in corn
cutter Friday.
Daniel Klotz was badly bruised
about the hips Saturday morning
when he became pinned between a
truck and an engine when workmen
were trying to start an engine with
the aid of truck while working at
stone crusher near Jennings. No
bones were broken, but Mr.. Klotz
has been suffering considerably. He
will be confined to his home for a
while.
Henry L. burst, employed by the
Casselman Motor Company, attended
a Mechanical school on 1888 products
of the Chevrolet Motor company, Mon
day at Cumberland.
Leaves for Oregon
Robert Houck, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
George C. Houck, left Monday for
Portland, Oregon, driving the auto
mobile of Lieut.. Howells, ranking
lieutenant of Meadow Mountain CCC
camp, the members and officials of
which have been transferred to the
Ninth Corps area, Pacific Coast. He
was accompanied by Daniel W. Dor
sey, who will visit enroute, his sister,
Sister Mary Tuca ST Marv's COLLEGE,