The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-03-24

The Boy Scout leaders, Paul
Macy and LLOYD Winters are giving
their time and effort each week for
the benefit of those whom they
lead Many Wcek-ends are also
spent with the boys Almost any
Saturday they NAV be seen VITA
packs ON their backs going hiking
Even last Saturday when the
ground was covered with snow
these boys and their leader were
out working for more merit badges
Sooner or later, this leadership will
be seen in the boys who, someday
will be leaders too.
Brief Mention
The two circles of the WSCS Of
the Bethel Methodist church met
last Friday evening A public din
ner is being planned in charge of
Mrs. John Stevenson ST. The date
will be announced later Refresh
ments were served by Mrs Nellie
Paugh
Guests Of Mrs Belle Nine and
Mr. and Mrs + A Kimmell over
the weekend were Mrs. c. c. Bor-
ror and daughter Doris, Burbank,
Calf Miss Borror is a missionary
on kyushu Island one of the larger
Islands of Japan She is the found
or and superintendent Of Christ'S
ChildrenS Home. and has spent
three and one half years there She
brought with her Japanese child,
KiyOko Anami, years old, who
lives at the home Miss Borror is
on a six months leave and since re-
turning to the States, has lectured
to many audiences in cities, towns,
and in the country all over Ameri-
ca. She spoke at the Bethel Metho-
dist church on Sunday
The Brownie Troop presented a
program recently al the Mt Lake
P-T.A meeting An original play.
written by Patty Dewitt was pre-
scented The announcer was Shirley
Kitzmiller Those taking part were
Patty Dewitt. Darlene Bray, Joan
Richie. Barbara Rodeheaver. Rita
Jean Dewitt and Sandra Savage
Lorraine Bhtinger, Eileen Tasker
and Barbara Compton wrote and
presented a puppet play Gay Zim-
norman gave report on the World
Pin. In observance of Girl Scout
Week, the troop attended the Evan
gclical United Brethren church on
March - They also had a wiener
roast al the home of their leader,
Mrs John Neadcr
Mir and Mrs Harold Stcvcr, Miss
BernicC SWeitzer Mt Lake, and
Eddie Burns, Bayard visited Mr.
and Mrs Ira Wilt and family at
Homecoming Sunday
Mr. md N1ru LH,-11J CaIIil md
Mrs Catherine Schmidt were
guests Of relatives in Falls Church.
Va on Sunday
MIR and Mrs + p KahI and Mr.
and Mrs Joseph kahl and family
visited Merle Rcddy in Cumber-
land Saturday
W c. Sewers, who is employed
in Baltimore, spent the weekend
here with his family
Mr. and Mrs Homer LiSton on
tertained six tables of 500 at their
home Saturday evening Honors
went TO Mrs Emile German Mrs
Neil Wolfe and Arvey Richie
Mrs Laura Welch is visiting
relatives in Ohio.
Guests of Mr. and Mrs Clinton
Shrout over the weekend were
Mrs. Shrout's parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Taylor Tunnelton.
Mrs DELPHI Calls has returned
to her home after undergoing medi-
cal treatment in QuantiCa. Va. She
is not able to be out
Mr.. and Mrs. a. L. Biggs have
returned after spending the winter
months in Florida.
Mrs. Eva Mickey has entered
Johns Hopkins hospital in Balti-
more for an eye operation.
John Corner Macon, HI, is i'm
proving at his home there after
being a patient in a hospital in
Dwight Ill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. p Hickman Wis
tied the Meyers Clinic Philippi,
on Friday. They also were guests
OF Mr. and Mrs o. A. Kerns, Mel
lin W Va and visited other rela-
tivcs in Harrisville, w. Va.