The Republican., 1939-04-13

and Mrs. Harry Stemple, over the
weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. D. Bittle and FAM
lily were visiting with relatives IN
Frederick county during the Easter
holiday period, returning to Oakland
Monday evening.
Rev. William B. Orndorff, pastor Of
the Baptist churches in this area, left
here Wednesday for Annapolis where
he will attend the spring meeting of
the Maryland Baptist Union Associa-
tion.
An east room on the street level Of
the Brown store building on Alder
: street is being remodeled and repaired
and when the improvements are COM
pleted, about May 1st, the room will
be occupied by the Hardesty Beauty
Shop.
Mrs. Harold Dawson and Mrs. Don
aid R. Sincell entertained a number
of friends at bridge luncheon at the
home of Mrs. BENZ. H. Sincell on Tues
day afternoon. Mrs. Cliff P. Berger
was the honor guest. Five tables were
in play.
Among the students who were home
for the Easter vacation were Irving
Broadwater, Lewis Jones, Catherine
Glotfelty, Edwin Darby, john Darby,
Maurice Treacy, Estelle Treacy, Irwin
Field, Laural Whipkey, James Treacy,
Lucille Houck.
The Harmed Bible Glass of the
Methodist church met Tuesday even
ing for it's regular monthly session
in the Assembly room of the church.
Hostesses were Mrs. F. E. Rathbun,
Mrs. Harry Stemple, Mrs. Harry
White, and Mrs. J. William Butt.
DR.. L. L. Carr, of Mountain Lake
Park and Baltimore, came to Oakland
from Baltimore Tuesday to attend the
funeral of his professional friend Of
many years standing, DR.. Henry W.
McComas, yesterday afternoon. Dr..
Carr returned to Baltimore yesterday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Austin A. Lamar and
son Jimmie, of Sandy Spring, Mont
gomery county, were in the county
two or three days this week visiting
with friends in Oakland and at Acct
dent. Mr. Lamar was a former prin-
cipal of the Accident High school and
is engaged in educational work at this
time in Montgomery county.
Delbert NJ Davis, of Oakland, was
the speaker at the annual Maundy
Thursday services of the Scottish Rite
! Masons held in the Masonic Temple in
Cumberland last Thursday evening.
Others attending the ceremonies from
, Oakland were F. E. Rathbun, Walter
w. Dawson, Cecil Smith, DR.. w. W.
Grant and Neil V. Liller.
County Commissioner G. Blaine
E Giessman went to Cumberland Mon
day and spent that day and Tuesday
at Memorial Hospital under observa-
ton of the physicians there, and yes
terday, in company with County Com
missioner Cheston H. Browning, went
! to Baltimore for a conference with
l members of the State Roads Commits
sion.
Among those from out-of-town who
were here yesterday to attend the fun
eral of the late DR.. Henry W. Nc
S Comas, were Charles Sprague, hitz-
S miller; Mrs. Olin F. burst, Cumber-
t land; Mr. and Mrs. John Hafer, Frost
: burg; William L. Thomas, Charles U.
Edwards and Harry G. Edwards, OF
Grantsville, as we'll as many others
from Cumberland and other nearby
: towns.
/, Miss Mary Virginia Bolden, Uni
/, versity of Maryland student, who was
: at the home of her parents, Mr.. and
S Mrs. Emroy Bolden, over the Easter
: holidays, also had as her guest hel
roommate, Miss Norma Murray, OF
Salisbury, Md. They returned to Col
lege Park on Monday in company with
: Mr.. Ralph E. Weber and his two sons
: Bond Weber and Jack Weber, the two
: latter also returning to their studies
1 following the weekend vacation.
:. Donald Teagarden, twelve years old
r son of Rev. and Mrs. H. o. Teagar-
den, Mountain Lake Park, was pain,
fully but not seriously injured last
! Friday when he jumped from a bank
! along the highway in Mountain Lake
! Park, just as George Dawson was
passing in his truck. -
> The lad was knocked to the road.
: way, but the wheels of the vehicle die
Il not pass over his body. A cut on his
y head required several stitches to close