The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1926-03-18
KITZMILLER

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Tuesday evening, March 9. A very
enjoyable program was given with
Mrs. Gill Barrack as chairman. The
program follows:
song ................,. America
Address ................O Ora Kimble
REGULATIONS were rendered by
Misses Bernice Campbell, Millicent
Wilhelm, Jean, Pauline and Mildred
| McKane, jeanette Baldwin.
Piano solos by
Misses Hazel Burns, Maxine Hoey,
Bunaugh Hart, Bernice Campbell.
Jokes ...........M Margaret Moon
The mock wedding caused quite
bit of laughter and was participated
in by the following characters:
| Minister. ............... Agnes Moon
Bride Cora Campbell
Groom ............ Minnie McKane
Best Man ..... Theresa Marshall
Maid of Honor. :. . Mrs. Matte Dugan
! Train Bearer. jeanette Baldwin
Advisers: Nettie Baldwin, Geraldine
Cough and Ora Kimble.
Solo Ora Kimble
Prof. E. C. Ryall presided at the
piano.
Those present We're Mrs. Blanche
Rafter and little daughter, Alden,
Mrs. Blanche Wilson, Mrs. Mary
Sharpless, Mrs. VIM. Mcdonald, Mrs.
Ella Robinson, Mrs. Catherine Bar
rack, Mrs. Ethel Bender, Mrs. Dave
Sewers, Mrs. Charles Hart, Mrs. Bir-
die Campbell, Mrs. Nettie Baldwin,
Mrs. Minnie Nc Kean, Mrs. Anna Will
son and little son, Mrs. Theresa Mar
shall, Mrs. Geraldine Cough, Mrs. Gill
Barrack, Mrs. Ella Brabson, Mrs. Geo.
Coffman, Mrs. Bert Pew, Mrs. L. Dell
ing, Mrs. Dan Walker, Misses Halle
Roderick, Millicent Wilhelm, Mildred
Sharpless, Pauline Mexican, Jean Nc
Kean, Jannetta Baldwin, Mildred Nc
Kean, Bunaugh Hart, Bernice Camp
bell, Messrs, Joe Campbell, Charles
Hart, Jack Dugan, Prof. E. C. Ryall.
Refreshments were served.
Wednesday evening the Senior
class Of the Kitzmiller high school
gave a surprise supper to their
French teacher, Asa Lewis. After a
picnic supper the evening was spent
in listening to radio programs. They
were chaperoned by their class adj
wiser, Miss Farr. Those present were:
Nellie Kinkead, Margaret Poole, Thel-
ma Saucer, Vivian Sapp, Emma CHS
holm, Neva Bishop, Theresa Harvey,
Gladys Sharpless, Goethe Hart, Alice
Hartley, Mary Weight, Mabel
Wrightson, Mrs. Sapp, Miss FAIR, Ell
wood Miller, Clever Poole and Asa
Lewis
The Junior class of the Kitzmiller
high school had banquet with their
class adviser, Miss Ruth Knapp, in
the home economics room. The deco
rations were in keeping with St. Pat
rick's Day. Following the banquet
was movie party at the Maryland
theatre. Those present were Lula
Sharpless, Louise Browning, Virginia
Wilson, Lillian Heck, Mildred Nc
Kean, Mary Yencensky, Mildred
Sharpless, Virginia Barrack, Vivian
Sapp, Miss Knapp, Robert Campbell
and Louis Baldwin.
Mrs. George Coffman entertained
at her home Saturday evening. Music
and cards were diversions. St. Pat
rick's Day suggestions were much in
evidence. Little dolls dressed in
green and white were the favors. A
lunch was served. Those present
were: Misses Rose Murray, Pearl
Walker, Beulah Walker, Iva Bishop,
Catherine Walker, Mrs. Robert L..
Wilson, Ada Sapp, Arlie Barracks,
Georg Coffman, Robert L. Wilson, E.
c. Ryall, Harry Wilson, "Jess" Walk
er "Pete" Olson, Earl B. Steiding.
DR.. Carter l. Lon, of Keyser, w.
Va, spent Sunday here with his fam
lily.
Miss Nan Murray, of Piedmont,
spent Sunday here.
William Merrikus, Baltimore, was
here.
Miss Kathleen Adams accompanied
by Betty Coffman, spent the weekend
in Cumberland.
Mrs. L. Everhart, Elkins, w. Va,
spent several days here, the guest of
her daughter, Miss Louise Everhart.
Rev. Mr.. Stratton, who has been ill
with grip, was able to take charge of
his work Sunday.
Miss Neva Bishop and little broth
err, Ralph, have been i'll with grip for
week.
R. A. c. Howard, accompanied by
George Coffman, went to- Cumberland
Monday where Mr.. Howard had x-ray
pictures made.