The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1940-05-30
EVANSVILLE

To Celebrate 5Oth WOW. Birthday
DR.. T. 0. Broadwater, financial and
,acording secretary, Grantsville Camp
No. Al. W. o. W., announces that the
local camp will take an active part in
tba nationwide celebration of Wood
crafts 50th anniversary on Thursday,
lime 6, with a special meeting being
scheduled for that night at 8 o'clock in
fine WOW. hall, concentrating the
Golden Anniversary. Radio reception
will be provided to hear the official
broadcast from the society's own radio
station WOW, at Omaha, Nebraska.
Iluri0g which Harry Root, son of the
Founder. and Hon. De Emmett Brad
shaw. president of the society, will
sneak. Refreshments will be served
Halter in the evening to all members in
| attendance.
Nearly all of the society's 5000
camps. situated in "A of the 48 states.
| Twill participate in the celebration,
| with parades, log-rollings, picnics,
limitations and other activities.
Senior Class Activities
The Senior class closing activities
of the local high school will be inaugu-
rated this Friday night, May 81, when
the Junior class, Miss Emma Caulk,
sponsor, will entertain with the annual
|Junior-Senior prom, beginning at $3.50
o'clock. Kerin's Orchestra, Oakland.
| will furnish the music.
On Sunday, June 9, at II a. M, the
semon to the graduates will be de-
llipred in the school auditorium. Glass
night will be Monday night, June 10,
| sm graduation exercises will take
plce on Thursday night, June 10.
Tossers Again Triumph
The GrantsviIle baseball team won
| it fourth consecutive victory in the
| Ti-County loop here Sunday after
mon when it defeated the Flintstone
lAhletics 1913. The locals scored six
Inns in the first inning. Flintstone's
Isarting pitcher was relieved in the
list inning. J. Foor, who pitched the
lmained of the game struck-out Is
stsmen. Joe Diehl pitched for Grants
lie and allowed only six hits. Grants
He's best batting bets were Robin
In, with a, double and three singles
bit of five trips to the plate; Diehl
it'll triple and single, and Mort and
lowell each with a double and single
BIT of four times at bat. Diehl's triple
las made with the bases loaded.
lGrantsvilIe and the Cumberland
am are still tied for first place and
/ i'll battle it out for superiority this
ming Sunday at Cumberland.
1.-THE local club struck its first snag
4 the season here Wednesday when
lost 10 battle to the Meadow
fountain CCC camp outfit, although
4 TH-County record thus far is I'M
Iemished. The game was limited to
Re innings.
| Makes improvements
Mrs. B. T. Keller, manager Of Kel-
b store, has added to her recent i'm
Iovements by the installation Of an
btirely new and modern liquid car
Lnic soda fountain. A new low coun-
tlr, SO inches high and Il feet long,
18th six red leather upholstered seats,
bs also placed last week. A circular
Mirror is in the center Of the bacl:
N which is of a porcelain-like mater
II and is trimmed in imitation black
NBooths have been provided for
Nrons and an automatic monograph
FINISHES entertainment.
A Farm Bureau Group Meets
NNrs. C. E. Beachy entertained the
fm Bureau discussion group at her
Ame Monday night. VIM. E, Tarbell
A the group in discussing the new
4 ttress project for the low-income
Joup, the food stamp plan which has
lne into effect in Baltimore, and the
lep shearing project which the Farm
areau is sponsoring. Miss Beulah
lgle gave a report on costs, adj
Itages and disadvantages of re-
Agerator lockers"
Another group will be established
1.-The county shortly at Accident and
1 and Mrs Ross Speicher, from that
m, were guests at the meeting here.
hers present were Guy Stanton Z