The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1949-06-02
FRIErQDSVILIE
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Dr. Hadden, superintendent of Me-
Kcesport District, and DR.. Fred b.
Wyand, superintendent of Moorefield
District, w. Va. Conference. were
guests at the Methodist church Sun
day morning. DR.. MADDEN delivered
the sermon. Mr.. Hadden, Mrs. Wyand
and the latter's son-in-law and daugh-
ter were also present. After the
morning service dinner was served in
social room to guests and members.
Special musical numbers were given
by Mrs. Sadie Triplett, Cumberland.
The June meeting Of the Lutheran
Ladies Aid will meet Friday evening,
June Bird, at the home Of Mrs. Kath-
ryn Humberson with her daughter,
Mrs. Emma Fike, as co-hostess.
Mrs. H. l.. Glover entertained II
members and guests of Circle III Of
the WSCS at her home Monday even
ing. Mrs. John Williams, circle leader,
had charge. Mrs. George Coddington
became new member and Mrs. Betty
Oliver, Washington, D. c., was
guest. Lunch was served. The next
meeting will be June 9th at the home
Of Mrs. Martha Friend.
Mrs. Brooke Groves entertained
Circle II Of the WSCS at her home
Mrs. John Holman. leader in charge.
Rotary Meets
J. Leo Delaney was the speaker at
the Rotary meeting Monday evening
Mr.. Delaney is Rehabilitation Coun-
selor from the State Department of
Education. His talk centered around
rehabilitation in the State
Graduation Activities
The Friendsville High school COM
mencement activities begin Sunday
evening when the sermon to the
graduates will be given in the school
auditorium at 500 p. M, by the Rev.
Thelma Pyle.
Glass night is Tuesday, June z, at
IS p. m. The program includes
"Friendsville Gossip" by jeanne
Fisher and Arlene Sisler; the class
song; class history by Mary EnloN
and Jean Friend, and the class pro
phecy by Rose Henniegh and Mar
garet McCrobie. Betty Kinney, Alice
Cover and Leila Riley will present the
class poem. Others participating in
the program are: Harold HENDERSON,
Jim Wheeler, Gloria Sisler, Kathryn
Friend and Mary Sisler
The 37th annual commencement eX-
ercises for the FriendsyiIle High will
be Thursday, June 9, at $50 p. m,
in the school auditorium. DR.. Glenn
Lembke, Dean of instruction, Frost
burg State Teachers college, viii de-
liver the principal address. Twenty
seven seniors will receive diplomas.
Joint Party
The FLA and FILA. held a Joint
party at Pleasant Valley Recreation
al area, Friday.
Farewell Party
Members of the N.F.W. and their
families entertained at a Farewell
Party, Thursday evening at the club
honoring Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Ross
Mr.. Ross left this week for Fairmont,
w. Va, where he will enter college.
His wife and son will remain here for
the present.
Memorial Day Program
A program paying tribute to the
war dead was presented Memorial
Day at eleven o'clock by members Of
the VIEW. and the school glee club
A brief talk was given by B. I. Con
der, Oakland. VIEW members gave
their firing salute. Dr.. Milton Tepfer
was master Of ceremonies.
Members of the VIEW. placed
grave markers on the war dead of the
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