The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1938-02-17
EVANSVILLE
Radio Stars Here Friday

a performance by radio stars from
WTBO, Cumberland, featuring Cow
boy Ray and the Skipper" this Fri
day night at 8 o'clock in the school
auditorium. Admission at night will
be Is and rs cents. There will be a
matinee for school children at 2 p. m.
Firemen's Dance
The Grantsville Volunteer Fire De
partment will sponsor a benefit semi
formal dance at the Meshack Brown
ing club Saturday night from to L
Music will be furnished by the Aristo-
Gratis. The committee includes Glen H
Yoder, chairman; Stewart Rodamer
Emmons Warwick, H. L. burst, Mar
shall Lands, Glenn Miller, Hobart
Speicher and John Walls.
Basketball Games
The Alumni tossers defeated the
high school teams Tuesday night, the
boys winning 1926 and the girls, IT.
II. P. Patton with 9 points and B.
Keller and P. Mckenzie with six each
led the high boys in scoring while
Clyde Miller made eli N baskets for
the alumni The high school led in the
first three quarters, 81; 14-10 and
24-22, but the alumni scored II points
in the last stanza to sew up the
game. In the girls game, the alumni
had the upper hand all the way thru
holding the losers scoreless until the
third canto. Betty Patton with II
points and Pearl Hardesty with G.
tailed the scores for the alumni,
while Lucille Patton put the ball in
the basket five times for the high
school.
Scout Anniversary Week
A "Scout" town newspaper is be-
ing contemplated by the Grantsville
troop of Boy Scouts as an inspiration
from the 28th Anniversary of Scout
ing in America, which has just come
to a close. "The Vagabond Newsboy,'
Sam H. Cole, returning from a trip
through Mexico, happened in at q
meeting and showed the boys his
"scrap and souvenir" book. He spoke
to them on "The Value of a Home
when you have one"
A six-mile hike including a visit tc
one of the favorite camp grounds ano
an inspection of the early activities
in one of this sections sugar camps
was feature of the week. Those hik.
ing were: Scoutmaster G. W. Diefen.
bach, Lee Roy Shumaker, Gordon Nc.
Kenzie, Robert Davis, Robert Gnagey
Belmont and Fay Jr. Miller, Junior
Mckenzie and Guy Frickey.
Church Activities
Mrs. Byron H. Bender was hostess
to the Women's Missionary Society Of
st. Johns Reformed church last We'd
nesday night. Mrs. Fred LivengooC
presided. Mrs. B. F. Epstein continued
a review of the book, "What is this
Moslem World?" Mrs. Harry Muir.
ray, Mrs. A. C. Stanton, Mrs. 7. D
Maurer and Miss Ethel Broadwater
guests, and seventeen members includ-
ing Rev. and Mrs. C. L. Bash, attend,
ed. A two-course luncheon was served
Services in the local churches fol
Sunday, February 20, will be:
Catholic, 10 a. M; Lutheran, Sun,
day school, 9;45 a. M; Methodist
Church school, 10 a. m., worship ser.
vice, 7;3O p. M; Reformed, Sabbath
school, $50 a. M, worship service
1920 a. M; C. E. at 7 p. M, in the
Lutheran church with Lee Roy Shu
maker as Counsellor.
A Colonial turkey supper will bt
held by the Lutheran Missionary So
ciety in the social room of the church
next Wednesday evening, February
%. Suppers will be served from 5;3(
to p. m.
Miss Ethel Broadwater will enter
tain the NJ. E. Ladies' Aid next week
Social Events
Before returning to Harrington
Del, Mrs. C. j. Klock entertained {
few friends at bridge at the Victoria
hotel. Refreshments were served il
the dining room with Valentine motifs
featuring in decorations. Prizes wenr