The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1941-01-16
EVANSVILLE
Presidents Birthday Ball

will be held at Meshack Browning
club, near here, on Saturday night,
February l. Plans and arrangements
are going forward under the chair
manship of Miss Mary Louise Pay
Mich, health nurse. Tickets may now
be secured at the National hotel and
Keller store or from DR.. T. o. Broad
water and Miss Paynich. Half of the
money cleared will be used for Grip
pied children's work in Garrett county
while the remainder will go toward
the national foundation for infantile
paralysis at Warm Springs, Ga. Tick
cts are $100 per couple. The dance
will be semi-formal.
One may also help in this cause by
joining in the march of Dimes"
Indian Dances to Be Interpreted
Reginald and Gladys Laubin, fore
most opponents of American Indian
dancing, will present an entertain
ment, "Old Buffalo Days" featuring
Indian lore and dances in costume at
Grantsville school auditorium on
Thursday, January 80, at 1870 p. M,
through the Antrim Lyceum Bureau
of Philadelphia.
The Laubins interpret Indian lore
and dances, interviewer with the In
dams religion, music and literature.
They will display Indian material and
costumes. A nominal admission fee
will be charged. The general public
may attend. The Laubins were adopt
ed by Chief One Bull, nephew of Sit
ting Bull, into his tribe at a dance
before one thousand Sioux Indians
assembled in the North Dakota reser-
walton during the summer of 1884.
Marriage Revealed
The marriage of Miss Anna Marie
Dill, eldest daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Warren l.. Dill, Jerome, Pa, and Ray
L. Henninger, son of Mr.. and Mrs. R.
L. Henninger, ST., Davidsville, Pa,
which took place October IS at the
home of the brides uncle and aunt,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry o. Miller, Grants
vile, was revealed at a miscellaneous
shower given last week in the brides
honor by Mrs. R. C. Vincent, Jerome
Pa.
Rev. A. j. Forty, pastor of the
Grantsville Reformed church, offici-
ated at the wedding, the ring cere-
mony being used. The attendants were
Miss Ruth Dill, Jerome, Pa, sister of
the bride; Charles Henninger, Davids-
vile, Pa, brother of the bridegroom
and Mr.. and Mrs. Emroy Lloyd, Cen
trail City, Pa. The bride was attired
in teal blue velvet and wore Shout
der corsage of pink rosebuds and
baby's breath. The home was deco
rated with autumn leaves and flower.
ing potted plants.
Mrs. Anna j. Warwick, this place
grandmother of the bride, was
among the forty guests at the shower
c. E. Elects
The Christian Endeavor society OF
st. Johns Reformed church has elect
ed Frank Stanton, president; Charles
Bender, vice-president; Glenn Stan.
ton, secretary; Betty Beachy, assist
ant secretary, and Harold Setter
treasurer.
Billy Bender was leader of the
meeting last week.
, Robert Glotfelty led the topic
Loving and Trusting Cod" Tuesday
night.
w. NJ S. Entertained
; The Women's Missionary Society o,
St. Johns Reformed Church, meeting
Wednesday night in the church socia
room, was entertained by Mrs. Id;
= NJ. Hershberger, assisted by Mrs. Ho
bart Speicher and Mrs. D. w. Herch
; berger. Mrs. B. F. Epstein introduced
the Home Mission book review, Cup
rooted Americans" the lesson subjec
being, "The Family Pulls Up Stakes.
Mrs. c. A. Bender and daughter, Mrs
T. o. Broadwater and Mrs. j. R
Gnagey will jointly entertain at tn
next meeting when the women's so
cieties from the local Lutheran an,
Methodist churches will be invited.
!, S. S. Attendance Rolls
James Beachy, son of Mr.. and Mrs
: Marshall Beachy, with twelve years o
perfect attendance, heads the list o
those having unblemished attendant
records during the past year at 81
Johns Reformed Sunday schoo
i Among others winning awards ar
Burton Glotfelty, Mrs. Floyd Durst
eight-year bars; Charles, Tommy an
Billy Bender and Bayard Keller, seve
L year bar; Robert Glotfelty and Mari
burst, five-year bar.
l. Fifteen members of the Methods
Church School achieved perfect atter
. dance records during 1910. Anon
n them were Clyde Bender, six years
Cecil and Rita Edwards and Jean Yom
= mer, five years.
Church Notices
Services in local churches for Sur
l. day will be: Catholic, Mass, 10 a. m
e Lutheran, Sunday school, 9:45 a. m
/ Methodist, church school, 10 a. m
Epworth League, 6:45 p. M, and wol
n. ship, 7:45 p. M; and Reformed, Sal