The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1951-01-25
FRIENDSVILIE

in the Methodist churches are Bloom
ing Rose, 9:45 a. M; Hoyes, / a. nm.
and Friendsvillc 1880 p. m.
Rev. George c. James, of Friedens
Pa, will preach at the Christian
church, Sunday morning at II o'clock
The public is invited.
HOmemakers Meeting
Mrs. A. F. Neil and Mrs. Stanley
Teats, co-hostess, entertained the
Homemakers club at the formers
home last Thursday. Plans were made
for Valentine party February 9th,
and a cash donation was made to the
March of Dimes. Meeting places for
the ensuing year were named. Mrs.
Howard Hall presented the Inter
national Relationship report Mrs.
Harry Guard and Mrs. W. j, Glenn
will entertain the club at the latter's
home on February Is.
Lutheran Choir Organized
The Lutheran Junior choir was or
gained Friday evening. The follow
ing were elected: President, Virginia
Shoemaker; Vice president, Dorothy
Shoemaker; Secretary, Louise Cod
dington; Treasurer, Janice Schroyer.
A free movie. Beyond Our Own,
will be shown following choir re-
hearsal January 26 at 100.
Water Stockholders Meet
The annual stockholders meeting Of
the City Water Company met Monday
at the home Of w. J. Glenn. Directors
elected were George Teats, A. f..
Custer, A. f. Neil, Cecil Schroyer, w.
j. Glenn and Evangeline K. Glenn,
Officers chosen by the board were A.
K. Custer, president; W. J. Glenn,
vice PRESIDENT; A. F. Neil, secretary
and treasurer
Citizens Meeting
At the citizens meeting held Mon
day evening in the council room those
nominated for councilmen were John
Capel, Karol Rush. Ivan Humbcrson,
John Holman and Cecil Schroyer
Three will be elected at the meeting
on February ).
Attended Meeting
Richard Travis attended meeting
last Thursday at Oakland Of County
Guidance Teachers, at which time
plans were made for holding county
Career Night to be held some time
in March. Leaders from various Vo-
cational fields will lie used as resource
persons in promoting the work on
this night.
P.-TA. Meeting Held
The regular P-T.A meeting was
held January 10. Richard Travis and
Miss Anita Tiano. physical education
teachers, gave talks Oh their part OF
the school program. Refreshments
were served On Monday the EXecu-
tive committee net with home room
mothers Duties and functions Of the
Home Room Mothers were outlined to
them by Merle Frantz.
Banquet and Dance
About 70 members. wives and
guests attended the VIEW. banquet
at the Sand Spring community build
ing ON Thursday evening. The Aid OF
the Sand Spring church served the
meal The group with other social
members and guests then attended a
round and square dance at the VIEW.
Hail here with John CARRIER and Or
chestra, from Dunbar, Pa, furnishing
the music
Personal Mention
Relatives ana friends who visited
William Rose during the past week
were: Mrs. Birch, Mrs Kaye Fike,
Mrs II. l.. Shoemaker, Mrs. Aubrey
Custer, MIR. and Mrs. Silas Savage,
WIS. Ed&3r par h"IoHie"' y " e. Z; LloSu
OaSteGi' NJ ana ,i NrS, Zen G,: ogii'4 TtI
ana daugIler5' Nr; H. H"rI 5i =" ~
nam :, '9hh 2"NaGG' MY D anu
MS howard nan an" 'N'a1ei ~ w. e.,
several weeks.
WI ana Ms -NUiIilaH N"illlolll anu
4amIlN' OF ftumNIIie' "a were Wet ,I
'ha guests OF M ana MIS- Nay AH lie
ana othGf feiatITeSi ~,
Mrs. Raiph II. beathley ana son
henry returned 70 l4eif nome at
hlktoh' aitef VISIT WIN hcr parents
Mr; ana MIS- ~ D. "Iack' VIZ blaeN
ana VII: EinhIlVI r'&ha accompanied
Icr as lal as 'I''I''' Il'l''. an ~, pea, =
icy laIlIGt = seriously III "I MS
nome at MIddiGlo"h' ,.,,. ,.,
misses LucH'e ana l'IIL1ah IKE
tWlA daughters "l Mf. AN" MIS-. DAVID
j IKE VINO hao &c" EN- P''NCo III yum
Geriand, are no" employed IN FlttS-
burgh' ia:
me fflcndS ana beNIhGS had as
saturday visitors; Mf. ana MIS- Joe
F&%eh@akef' Mr, ana MIS-. Layton
Schfoyei ana fanny, OF ACCIDENT
MIS-. lcie ho' L. MIS- LlIilan !homaS
ana SON MIS-. Jonas "rIitln ana
daughter,,, Mrs. James Ross and MISS
DORIS SllhduEn.