Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-07-18
Germantown
Couple Back
From Trip
To Oklahoma
By Deborah HI. LEM
WA. 6-O692


Mr.. and Mrs. r. Glenn Brad.
ley and family have returned
home after three-week vaca-
ton in Sapulpa, Okla, where
they visited both sets of parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Bracket,
and Mr.. and Mrs. r. o. Brad.
ley. In addition, Mr.. Bradley
attended the Goth reunion of his
class at Sapulpa High School.
Several class activities were
scheduled, including a picnic
for the families of alumni, a
banquet, and a ''kaffee klatch".
Mr.. Bradley Travelled the Sc
cond-farthest to attend the re-
union. A reunion of the Bradley
family was also included, with
visits with with two of Glenn
Bradley's brothers, Clifford r.
Bradley, and family of Wichita,
Kans., and Don G. Bradley, and
his family of Sapulpa. Mrs.
Bradley was guest of honor at a
gathering of eight old school
mates at the home of Mrs. Jo-
seph Rusk in Sand Springs,
near Tulsa.
Graduation exercises took
place June u at the Mary
lander Rest Home for five WON.
en- who had completed an eight
week course of study, qualifying
them as Nurses Assistants. All
had previously been Nurses
Aides, and had been employed
under supervision for at least
a year at the Marylander. Her
bert L. Marsh, director-owner
of the Home presided at the
ceremonies, greeted and congra-
tulated the graduates, and pre-
scented each with a corsage. Mr..
Ellis Duke, vice president of the
Maryland Nursing Home As
ISOLATION, then presented certi-
ficates and badges to the grad.
yates, and white New Tesla
ments were presented to them
by a representative of Gideons,
international. The graduates
are: Mary Askins, Laverne
Parker, Hettie Sibley, Alma
Early, and Lena Stall. Grad.
yates from Congressional Man.
or Sanatarium and Wheaton
Nursing Home were also pre-
sent at the exercises. At the
close of tn ceremonies, refresh
ments were served by the Mary
lander management. The train
ing course, under the super.
vision of Miss Paula Stewart,
r. NJ, was taught by Mrs. Mar
tina K. Frye, r. N. Others in
charge of the training program
at the Marylander were Mrs.
Geneva Adams, head nurse;
Mrs. Peggy Saville, charge
nurse; Mr.. Marsh, director; and
Mrs. Nikki Dieffenbach, assis-
tant director of the Home.
A family gathering took place
on July Z at the home of DR..
and Mrs. Benton B. Westfall,
in honor of the birthday of their
son, Jon. Others present were
Mrs. Jon Westfall and small
daughter, of Washington; Mrs.
Westfall's mother, Mrs. VIII
liam Burton, of st. Petersburg,
Fla, who is spending the sum.
mer here; Miss Ingeborg West
fall; and Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
Hull of Washington.
Mrs. Mary Fraley has been
visiting her father, Mr.. George
Scheirer, of Gaithersburg. She
and her sister, Louise Scheirer,
recently spent a week at the
home of friends on Assateague
Island, where they enjoyed
boating, fishing, and swimming.
Mrs. Fraley will later join her
husband in Newfoundland,
where he is in u. S. Navy SER
vice. The Scheirers are former
residents of Germantown.
Recent guests for several
days at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. John F. Manly were his
sister, Mrs. William Dash, and
three children of Schenectady,
N. Y. Mr.. Many returned July 2
from a months business trip to
Europe, where he made stops
in England, Switzerland, Aus
tria, Denmark, Norway, Swe-
den, and the Netherlands.
Carol Norris was guest of
honor at a swimming party at
Kramer's Pool on July 8, the
occasion of her 10th birthday.
Others present were her mother