The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1962-01-18
DEER. PARK

The Deer Park Homemakers
were entertained in the home of
| Mrs. f. c. Clattcrbuck, January g.,
with Mrs. John Shaffer, serving
as co-hostess. Mrs. Henry Lewis,
club president, was in charge of
the meeting. Mrs. Lewis presented
demonstration on "Mending
Helps" The club decided to do
nate $500 to the New March of
Dimes campaign. One of the clubs
charter members, Mrs. Grace
Thrashcr. collects $1,000 in dimes
each year for polio. Mrs. Clatter-
buck who is local March of Dimes
chairman. reminded members to
please return the mailers.
Lee Rodeheaver. Methodist Sun
day School superintendent, an
nounced that Miss Rita Mae
Thrasher had perfect attendance
record for 1861. Rita Mae is the
daughter of Mr.. ana Mrs Harrison
Thrasher. Two teachers, Mrs
Laura Flanagan. primary depart
ment, and Miss Lola King junior
girls department, had a perfect
attendance record for 1861, also.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Smith, Raw
lings, have announced the birth of
a daughter This is their third child
and first daughter Mr.. and Mrs.
Ramsey Smith are grandparents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Woodrow Warwick
we're Cumberland business callers
recently
Dollie Morgan. Washington, D.
c.: Margie White. Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry King and daughter Sandra
Kay Mr.. and Mrs Edward King
and two sons, Mr.. and Mrs Frank
lin Beckman and two sons, Mr..
and Mrs Rodney King were re-
cent guests of Mrs Laura Flani-
gan.
Mr. and Mrs. James Tortorice
announce the birth of son, jan
uary 7.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard Winner,
Homecoming. visited Mr.. and Mrs.
E. c. Clatterbuck last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Patton have
purchased a house trailer.
Mrs Rosa Harvey is a patient in
Memorial hospital, Cumberland.
Mir and Mrs. Glenn Rodeheaver,
Burlington, w. Va, announce the
birth of their first child, daugh-
ter, on Saturday morning, January
-. Mr. and Mrs. Leslie H. Rode
HEAVIER are grandparents.
Miss Lois Rodeheaver RN. pres
entity employed at Broaddus hos
pital. Philippi, W Va, plans to
leave for Haiti on January "a Miss
Rodeheaver is going to Haiti as
an exchange nurse and will teach
and study tropical diseases for
eight months to year She will
work in the Albert SchWeitzer hos
pital at St. Marc. 80 miles inland.
Miss Rodeheaver is a daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs Leslie H. Rodeheaver.
Members of the Methodist Sun
day school interested in singing
in the church choir were invited
to the home of Mrs. Vonda Arnold
Wednesday evening for practice.
Mrs Arnold is choir leader.
Mrs. Anna c. Clatterbuck. local
postmaster. attended the dedica-
ton ceremonies at the new post
office at McHenry, Saturday.
Edward Sollars, Jr., has secured
employment in Washington and eN-
poets to move his family there ip
the near future.
George Comp, Jr, was in Cam
bridge over the weekend.
Mrs. William. Kisner and Mrs.
Faye NazelrOd were in Piedmont
on business Monday.
Mr. H. o. Marsh, from Terra Al
ia, was the visiting speaker at the
Methodist church on Sunday.
A family gathering at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs !. r. Thrasher
celebrated the 10Th birthday of Mr.
Thrasher. and the tenth of Kath-
leen Thrasher a granddaughter,
on Sunday. Mark Allan Proudfoot,
of Oakland, who also was celebrat-
ing his fourth birthday, was Wis
itor.
Delayed Christmas Story
A delayed Christmas story was
received by the newspaper this
week involving a visit of MIR. and
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