The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-09-01

MI and Mrs. Wilbur Close and
son David were vacatoning this
: week at Leonardtown.
Mrs w J. Lippold, Jr,, of Mt
E Crawford, Va, was here Wednes-
day and was accompanied upon her
return by her mother, Mrs. S II.
jackson. who will make her home
with her son-in-law and daughter.
Rev. Vernon Beckman. InWood,
| w. Va, is holding revival services
at Glade View church near Red
House each evening at 8 o'clock.
These meetings will conclude with
a service on Sunday evening. All
are invited.
The local chapter, order of East
ern Star will resume meetings
! after the summer recess on Tues
day evening. September 6. At this
time the annual covered dish din
ner will be held at G:15 p. m, in
| the club room.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Stemple,
Jeri Nordeck, Anita Sleeth, and
William Stemplc, the latter of
Washington. ID. c, returned to
their homes Sunday after ten days
vacation at Stone Crest cottage on
Deep Greek Lake.
Columbus B. Sines is spending
two months at his home in the
Swallow Falls section, after having
been on an extended tour of the
west including a stay in Arizona
and visit with a brother in Los
Angeles. California
Miss Geraldine Davis has en-
tered the Frederick Memorial
School of Nursing at Frederick.
She and her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Richard L. Davis, motorcd to that
city on Sunday where she enrolled
for the ensuing term.
Glenn VanSickle was brought to
his home last Friday from Morgan
town General hospital where he
had been a patient for seventeen
days with a broken ankle as the re-
suit of a fall from ladder His
ankle will remain in a cast for sew
eral more weeks
Mrs. Gladys Wensel Faherty
who was graduated from Frostburg
Teachers college in June has been
named as physical education in
structor for girls at Beall High !
school in Frostburg. She is a
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd !
Wensel. south of town.
Mrs. Robert EntWisle, of Black |
wood section of Pittsburgh, spent |
a week in Oakland as a guest of her
sister Mrs. Gladys Hamill, and
other relatives. Weekend guests
included Mrs Entwisles son and
daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs Will
liam EntWisle, also Of Pittsburgh.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Nally
motored to Smithburg, w. Va, over
the weekend and upon their re-
turn were accompanied by two of
their children, Margaret and
Linda. who had been visiting
there. A son, Thomas Nally, is
spending this week in New York
City.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ream en-
tertained with a party in honor of
their daughter, Kitty LOUIS birth !
day at her home. Guests were
Connie Baker, Linda Gnegy, Don !
ME Parsons, Sandra Dawson, Nan !
cite Grove, Kenny Shaffer Nancy
Paugh. Judy Simpson, Darrell Kitz-
miller. Donna Kempher, Angela
and Jeffrey burst David and
Rickie Hauser, Kathy and Tommy
Dewitt. Linda and Charlotte Tim
norman, Clayton and Russell
Wolfe, Jimmy Sebold, Jackie Right,
Bobby Ream, Dottie and Dolores
Moreland and Mrs. Glada Dawson.
Miss Norma Joan Browning,
daughter of Mrs. Maude Browning
and the late John R. Browning,
was one of the graduates Of the
1865 class of the Capitol City
School of Nursing, Washington, d.
C. Among those attending the
graduation were Mrs. Maude
Browning, Miss Elinor d. Brown
ing, and Joe C. Browning, of Oak
land; Mr.. and Mrs. John H. De-
Berry and son Tommy, Havre de
Grace; c. f. Sweitzer, Cheverly
Forest; and Roy Bolding, Paterson,
N. J. Mrs. Maude Browning, Mrs.
John DeBerry and Roy Bolding
were guests of Miss Browning at
class night exercises on Saturday
evening and at the senior breakfast