The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1941-05-15
EVANSVILLE
PATTERSON BANQUET

DR.. Newman Wade, State Teachers
College, Frostburg, addressed the an.
nual Patterson banquet for Junior
and Senior agriculture boys sponsored
by the Future Farmers of America
Wednesday night at the school audi
forum. James Beachy, president OF
the Grantsville F. f. A. chapter, was
POSTMASTER. Principal f. j. Getty in
troduced the speaker and the other
special guests were introduced by
VIM b. Tarbell, vo-ag instructor
y were: Charley b. Miller and
irwin Calls, agriculture teachers at
iendsville and Accident high
chools, respectively; W. w. Savage,
Friendsville, member of the school
board; Daniel Klotz, Bittinger, local
graduate, who has twice won second
prize in State Poultry project contest;
William Winterberg, president of
Garrett County Farm Bureau, and
Joseph F. Fahey, Grantsville; VIM. C.
Grimm, Abel f. Dewitt and Edwin
Elias, members of the school faculty.
About 55 attended. The three-course
dinner was prepared and served by
the home economies department under
q the supervision of the instructor, Mrs.
j. c. Renninger. The favors were
made by the Art Club
Dramatic Play Popular
One of the largest student audi
ences to be present at pay perform
ance, about 400 pupils, witnessed the
matinee of the three-act mountaineer
81 comedy, "Feudin' in the Hills" Fri
day afternoon, and a large audience
II greeted the players that night in the
high school Dramatic Clubs first pub
lie presentation. Especially outstand-
a ing were Georgia Mckenzie and Will
liam Martin. Corlista Murphy and
Charles Bender supplied romantic
81 element as did Harry Huff and Edna
Carey, in a lighter humorous vein.
Others in the cast were Betty Turner,
Elinor Wilburn, James and Betty
Beachy. Miss Kathryn Speicher, club
u sponsor, was director. Between acts,
Dale Miller, banjoist, and Willard
& Layman and Mahlon Warwick, guitar
lists, played and sang, and also ac-
companied a group of students in sew
eral selections.
Community Club Meets
Miss Ethel Broadwater, president,
was hostess to the Women's Com
munity Club Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. Robert Riley and Miss Anna
Opel, Salisbury, Pa, are new mem
bers. Mrs. Roy c.. Patton, peace chair
Il man, gave a report on "Guatemala."
I Miss BroadWater was selected to
represent the local club at the Rural
" Women's Short Course, June 1921. at
College Park. Miss Helen Shelby,
Il clothing specialist, u of Md, extern
q sion service, who had been in the
I county for several days, exhibited
kit of clothes made by girls from the
Fl Bureau of Home Economics. She also
e spoke on diminishing Garments" Miss
Mildred Barton, Oakland, gave the
q demonstration on "Pin-fitting a
Il Ready-made Dress" Mrs. Patton will
81 be next hostess.
Entertain Church Society
VI Mrs. VIM. Turner, Shade Mills, as
sisted by her daughters, Mrs Elwood
81 Klotz and Miss Sarah Turner, and
E Mrs. Grace Jenkins, entertained the
81 Women's Christian Service Society of
q the Mount Zion Methodist Church
n Wednesday night. Mrs. Charles burst
e was leader of the topic, Stewards of
the Temple of God" Taking part were
E Misses Clara and Leanna Layman,
E Mrs. Edwin Robson, Mrs Grace
e jenkins, Mrs. Marshall Layman, Mrs.
B Wilbur burst, Mrs E. J. Hayes, Mrs.
e Herbert Pope, Mrs. Scott Layman,
Mary Martha Jenkins and Mary Don
& ma Hecker. Guests included Mrs. John
h Allen Kendall and Noreen Dean. Mrs.
e Robson gave the third chapter of the
mission book, "Methodism's World
Missions" the title being, "In An OPP
oppressed Nation" The next meeting
Awill be with Mrs Herbert Pope.
Other Church Activities
Learning to Cooperate" was the
topic for discussion at C. E., last
week in St. Johns Reformed Church,
with Hayward Broadwater, leader.
Services in local churches for Sun
day, will be: Catholic Mass, a, M;
Lutheran, Sunday school, GAS a. M,
worship, II a. M; Methodist, church
school, 10 a. M; Reformed, Sabbath
school, $3.50 a. m.
Brief Mention
II About 40 girls from the home
Economics club of the local high
school with their instructor, Mrs. j.
&c. Renninger, attended regional
meeting Saturday, at Frostburg. Har-
#riet Glotfelty, local sophomore, was
elected secretary.
Ell The t1nal meeting OF the Studio
STORY club for this season was held
Thursday night. Folk dances and
hgames provided entertainment. Dor
sothy Shumaker received a book award
for winning q three-month game con-
Test with Helen Layman as runner
up. Refreshments were served.
Misses Ruth Keefe and Margaret
Renstrom jointly entertained the
Preachers Bridge club at dinner
Thursday evening at the home of Mrs.
III. f. Broadwater. Mrs. George B.
Shields won high prize at contract;
Mrs. Broadwater, second, and Miss
Emma Caulk, floating.
Rev. V. R. Gillum, Methodist pas
tor here, will deliver the baccalaure-
Bate sermon for the Elk Garden High
School, Sunday morning at Elk
Garden, w. Va. He has chosen as his
theme, "My Exodus"
4 Guy S. Stanton attended a three
day conference of the Triple A com
mitteemen last week, at Charlotte,
IN. C.
Herman Bender was elected presi-
dent of the Springs PIT A. last
week Mrs. Edward Kolb was chosen
vice president; Mrs. Walter Otto, sec
retary, and Geo. Yoder, treasurer.
John Peck, member of the school
BOARD, spoke. The children's rhythm
band played.
Personals