The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1942-06-25
MT. LAKE PARK

! sometime IN july. From all We could
gather it's going TO be an entertain
ing evening. There will be pictures,
music and vaudeville numbers. 1t will
be good and there will be real talent.
Wednesday afternoon at the bowling
alley the Woman's Civic club gathered
for its first meeting of the year.
There were - members present.
OF interest to many summer people
here is the announcement of the mar
riage Of Miss June Brown Gzetta
JeWelD to George Keane The selv-
ice was read on Thursday June rs, in
] the Church of the TRANSFORMATION
/ Little Church Around the Corner, New
/ York. The bride, daughter of Mrs
/ lZetta Jewell Brown was given in
marriage by her step-father, Hugh
Miller. Her father was the late Con-
gresham William B. Brown, of King
wood. Mrs. Keane who studied dra-
MATES in Paris, was an understudy to
Helen Hayes.
The Ladies' Auxiliary of Mickey's
band desire to thank all those who
patronized the chicken supper last
Thursday. One hundred sixty-five
suppers were served. A nice sum was
realized, which will be turned into
the band fund. Parents Of the boys are
urged again to attend the meetings
and take more interest in their band.
c. P Martin, who is special dis
trict deputy of the l. O. O. F., had as
his guests last week, Harry E.
Fisher, Grand Master and the cleo
tive officers, all Of Baltimore This
was Mr. Fishers first visit to Garrett
county, and he expressed himself as
delighted with Mt Lake, Oakland,
and all of Garrett county.
At a special meeting of the Lake
Lynn Lodge of Rebekahs No 81, held
last Friday the lodge was honored
with a group from the Rebekah Balti-
more assembly. President of the As
sembly, Sister Mary Smith; Vice
President, Sister Nettie Collins; War
den, Sister Wordal; Secretary and
Past President, Sister Celeste Thomas
As an honor guest the lodge had
Special Deputy Sister Ayers, of Col
fov rodoo No 8 The local lodgo was
well represented. Following the bust
noes session tboro was = social soy-
sion and refreshments sorvod Mt
Lake has boan po,+ic,lar,v fortunate
in co much &C their work in +bo n
q Z and tho Bnbol.abs has oa;nod
fo,. +bo,,, rooI ro.oo,i+io,, FROM, tho
baltimore Assembly Considarino, tbo
s;~a Of tho towns tbov bava dono an
ar,azinu amonnt Of work which the
larool Iodoae have bepn ou;cl< to SEQ
Mich Of +bis hos boo, +bronob e
3ia,.+in Of tho r q n 2 and
tbrono.5 MANY tiro1oee workers in tho
Roholobs That tbov are ranidIv pain-
mo raaoonition from, Raltinoora and
otho,. nlacae is NOT s,,nrisino. Con-
tainlv thew deserve much nraise
erSo'aiS
Mrs. Margaret Talbot and daugh
ter, OF Winchester, Va, who spent a
week IN the Sincell cottage, have re-
/ turned home.
Mrs Neil McCord and son Neil, Jr.,
I Washington, are visiting Mrs. Nc
/ Cords mother, Mrs. W. Thompson
Burch.
Mrs. Allie Raymond was the guest
on Sunday, Of Mr., and Mrs. Fred c.
Fleming, at the Morgan Tea room, IN
kingwood. Later she visited her
grandson, j. c. Frame and family.
Mrs. Raymond passed her 89th birth
day, on Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. W. Burk have re-
turned from weeks visit to Cumber-
land.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. l.. Calhoun have
received word that their son Arthur,
| is well and is still in the States.
Mrs Raymond Rapp and MISS Ann
White are in Clarksburg, W. Va, for
few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Weir Pollard
announce the birth of son, in Hag-
erstown, on Wednesday morning,
June 18th. Mrs. Pollard is the former