The Republican., 1947-11-13

Mrs. Bernard |. Gonder, ST., enter
tanned members Of her bridge club
/ last evening at her home.
Mr. and Mrs Jack Biggs, of Lam
caster, N. Y, are visiting at the Con-
neWay home, south of town.
+ DR.. B. F. Selby fell Sunday night
in his garage and injured his knee,
elbow and wrist but was able to be at
work on Monday.
J Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Gnegy and
son, Wayne, and daughter, Elaine,
have returned from a visit through
Ohio and Michigan.
( Karl F. Kahl returned Monday
evening from a business trip Of over
two weeks in a number of the south
ern states
Ernest Townshend has gone to
Chevy Chase, Md, to be with his
wife and daughter, Mrs Eleanor
Wilson, for the winter months.
Mrs j. F. Uphold, west of town,
who has been in the Allegany hos
pital, Cumberland, for two weeks fol-
lowing an appendix operation, will be
brought to her home here this after
noon by her son-in-law, William Fife.
A news article from ST. Mary's Fe-
10 ira NV, ,,oI,nnlc tho4 Mo, 10,
7. Naylor, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
S. T. Naylor, Alder street, who is a
sophomore at the school, is secretary
Of her class and a member of the
Kings Daughter committee.
Attending the State Teachers meet
ing in Baltimore last week in addition
/ to those previously mentioned were
/ also Miss Josie Iden, Miss Helen CHS
holm, Miss Elena Pendergast and
Mrs Erval Ream. They were accom-
/ panied by the latter's husband to Bal
timore.
The Oakland Homemakers club will
meet on Wednesday, November 10,
at p m. at the home of Mrs. Hugh
Matfett. A demonstration will be
given on fitting ready-made dresses.
Those desiring to attend and have no
means of transportation are asked to
call Mrs Harold Bittingcr.
The Missionary society Of the
/ Lutheran church met at the home of
Mrs l.. H. Weimer, in the Park, on
Tuesday evening The group is plan
ming a Thank offering program to be
held on Sunday evening, November
30, when picture, Beyond Our
Own," will be shown in the Sunday
School room of the church
/ Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. V. Engelbach, Of
/ Chevy Chase, returned to their home
after having spent the weekend with
their son-in-law and daughter, Mr.
and Mrs. Edward F. Smouse. They
were accompanied to Silver Spring
upon their return by Mrs. Arthur
Naylor, Jr,, and daughter, who are
visiting Mrs. MAYORS parents.
| Leo Gonder, recently discharged
from the service after two years in
the States, spent a few days in Oak
land visiting relatives. He left for his
home at Valley Ford, near Spokane,
WASH, last evening A son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Francis Gonder, he was six years
old when he moved to the west with
his family, He is now 10 years of
age.
Mrs. Gertrude Fcrrell, Massillon,
Ohio, and Mrs c. W. Dugc, of Clcve-
land, Ohio, were visiting friends in
Mt. Lake Park and Oakland on Tues
day, having been former residents of
the Park Mrs Ferrell is a daughter
Of William Johns and Mrs. Duge is a
daughter of Herbert S. Johns. The
Johns home was near the Martin
store building.
Due to the serious illness of Arthur
Dewitt Mt Lake Park, his children
were called home, all spending the
past week with him. One son, Pvt.
Everett Dewitt, was flown from the
Hawaiian islands. Others who were
here were Pvt Maxwell Dewitt, Fort
Dix, n. j.; Mrs. GWcndolyn Ross, of
Edgewood, Md; Mrs Robert Tayman,
Washington, d. c.; Mrs. Ruby Friend,
F'riendsville.
A large number of persons from
Oakland attended the West Virginia.
Kentucky football game on Saturday
in MogantoWn, to be among the larg-
est crowd ever to attend an athletic
event there Over 26.500 saw the
game A few of those who went were
Robert T. Hoffman, Lowell Loomis,
Scott w. Shirer, John Criss and son
Richard, Prentice DeBeiry, DR.. and
Mrs. II. K. Gibson and Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Stevenson.
Mrs, A. H. NanLandingham and
daughter Jane, of Morgantown, her
perents, Mr.. and Mrs. Biel, of Salina,
Kansas, and her sister, Mrs. Good
win and two children, of Ell Paso,
Texas, were guests of friends here
on Tuesday afternoon The former
spoke here year or more ago be-
fore the Elementary Parent Teacher
association on recreation, and is ac-