The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1960-02-25
Gr0ntsviIle Notes

The United Church of Christ
Women met at the home of Mrs.
Clayton Liveneood with Mrs Fern
Epstein and Mrs John Folk scrv-
ing as co-hostesses Mrs. Donald
SWauger, president. presided At
business meeting.
Mrs Charles Bradley was the
leader The topic was discipline
Prayer Life" Mrs c. O. Bender
read dialogue. Refreshments
were served
Mr.. and Mrs Carl Sipplc, mis-
sionaries from Japan, will be at
the church May at 2:30 p m.
The March meeting will be held
at the church Mrs II. o. Miller
and Mrs. james Michael are CO.
hostesscs and Mrs. Harry Murray,
leader
Birthday Party
Mrs. Clayton LiVengood enter
tanned with a party in honor Of the
fourth birthday of her daughter,
Julie. Games were played and re-
freshmentS served.
Guests included Connie Kamp,
Craig Speicher, James Michael,
Patricia Bender. Michael Swat
ger, John Hershbcrger Dean and
Dale Savage Mrs. Robert Speicher,
Mrs. Walter Ramp, Mrs james
Michael. Mrs. John Hershberger.
Mrs. Dean Savage and Mrs Ernest
Beachy.
Club Hears Talk
Tt,-,,,t-,.s1l. C1s,1,
met a recent evening at Hill Top
Inn with Robert Bender, presi-
dent. presiding
SorroWful Sixties for the Farm
cr'' was discussed by James A.
McHenry, county agent. Guests
included Charles Hill. Frostburs.
and Rankin LuSby, Oakland Each
Rotarian had a farmer as his guest.
Brief Mention
Gen. and Mrs. w H. Powell
Alexandria, Va, are visiting Mrs.
j. L. Stanton
Mrs II. l.. RenWick has been i'll.
Sammy Epstein is a patient in
Meyersdale Community hospital
Miss Rita Edwards, Baltimore.
and Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Edwards
and children, Carol and Robert.
McHenry. visited Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Edwards
Paul Muha, principal of North
ern High school. was i'll for several
days.
Mrs. Georgia Hardesty has been
ill.,
Mrs. George Edwards visited Mr..
and Mrs James Edwards and fam
lily. Kensington
Mrs. Irva Mickey, Mrs Harold
Miller, Mrs. Iva Stanton and Mrs.
Clair l. Young attended the Found
ers' Day dinner at the Salisbury
: pa Hospital Auxiliary
[ Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Henry and
children. Norma, Clifford and Jesse,
of Detroit; Mr. and Mrs Howard
Kahl and son, George, Of Dover,
Del: Mr. and Mrs Maynard Hascn-
buhler and son. Mrs. Joseph Knepp
and Mrs. Harold Marker and son,
Charles. of Cumberland; Mrs. Jack
Winigardner and son. Charles. of
Washington. and Glenn Patton, of
Montgomery. Ala, We're recent
guests of Mrs Orpha Patton and
attended the funeral of Miss Sonya
Patton.
The Methodist WSCS will hold
baked ham dinner Saturday from
! 5 to p m. at the church.
The Fats and Sims will hold a
basketball game at Grantsville
School Saturday at $50 p. m, spon-
sored by the Casselman Valley
Sportsmen's Association for the
benefit of building fund for Junior
Sportsmens Club.
Speaks on GrantsViIle
The Rebirth of Grantsvillc.'
was the title of a program con-
/ Quoted by Harry c. Edwards at a
recent meeting OF the Grantsville
Rotary club.
Mr. Edwards told of many prof.
ects accomplished during the
years 1884 to 1913, and praised the
united efforts of the people dur
ing those years, and mentioned
particularly the efforts of j. c.
Miller, mayor of Grantsvlle at
| the time.
| Some of the major projects:
community grounds, two acres;
school grounds, two acres; ceme-
terry road paved, sewage system in