The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1963-04-04

al weeks at the East Coast of
Florida. While there they called
on Mr.. and Mrs Harvey GOr.ncr
Miss Viola BroadWater, who had
spent the winter in Florida re-
turned home with them
Mrs. Raymond Miller visited her
husband, Raymond Miller, who is
patient at Mt Wilson hospital,
Mt Wilson
Max Bucket, Lutherville, was a
guest of Mr. and Mrs Blair Bucket.
MIR. and Mrs. d. w. Hershbcrger
and Mr.. and Mrs. O. J. Glotfelty
visited Mr.. and Mrs Robert Glot-
felty and family, Clarksburg.
William Gnagey. ST. Paul, Pa,
and Mrs. j. u. Stanton we're visit
ing MIR and Mrs. Wiley Gnagey
and family, Washington, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Merle Hoover and
daughter, Baltimore, visited Mr..
and Mrs. Claude Folk. Mrs. Folk
and Mrs Laura Humbertson re-
turned to Baltimore with them.
Mrs. Fred Holiday visited Mr..
and Mrs. Merle Hoover and daugh-
ter, Baltimore. and visited her
daughter, Eva Lou Holiday, who
lives in Silver Spring, but came to
Baltimore for the visit
Mr.. and Mrs James Hansen and
family. LaVale. were Sunday eve
ming dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs.
D. w. KlotZ and children
The Nit View Homcmakers club
met recently at the home of Mrs.
John MengeS Mrs Margaret Knox,
Mrs. Menges and Mrs. Logan Wen
gerd participated. Miss Ethel
Grove, agent. gave the topic which
was followed by a discussion of
tccnagcrs. Eleven members ans
Wercd roll call. The business meet
ing was in charge of the president.
Refreshments were served. On
April 4th, the group will attend a
meeting with Miss Katherine Close
at the Potomac Edison. Frostburg.
Rural Urban night was observed
at the regular meeting of the
Grantsville Rotary club at Hill
Top inn Clayton Edwards, presi-
dent, presided. Program Chairman
Robert Bender provided the speak
er, Max Bucket, county agent of
Baltimore county. Mr. Bucket spoke
on his recent "Trip to England with
A-H boys and girls judging
team, and also showed slides cover
ing the tour He is a former county
resident, son of Mr. and Mrs Ed
ward Bucket, of Bittinger. Area
farmers were guests of Rotarians.
Farmers present were Leonard
Miller, Raymond Klotz. Alva Yodcr,
Donald Wengerd, Ira waste, Rob-
ert O. Glotfelty. Ellsworth Beachy,
George ShaWley. James Maust,
Lawrence Brenneman. Robert
Bucket. Russell BoWser, Ray Jenk-
ms, George Meese, John Menges,
Dorsey Guard, Edward Bucket. W
B. Warwick, George Murphy. James
Carey, Troy Glass, and William
Ramp.
Mrs. Donald Swauger was host
ess to the Hi 10 club at her home
Prizes were won by Mrs. john
Hershberger. Mrs. Darrell Stahl
and Mrs Jonas Mckenzie. Mrs
Sue Harms was a guest
Mrs. Herbert Layman honored
her mother, Mrs John Hanft, with
a surprise birthday dinner Others
helping to celebrate were Herbert
Layman and son Jack, Mr.. and
Mrs. Calvin BrOadWater. Mr. and
Mrs. Kenneth Robertson and
daughter Kathy, Mrs Edna Fisher
and daughters, Diane and Judy,
Salisbury: Ray BroadWater and
children, Nancy and Larry, Somer-
set. Pa: and Mrs Rosie Reichen-
becher and Mrs Maude KlOck.
(Oelayed)
Mrs. Robert Davis was hostess
to the Confraternity of Christian
Wives and Mothers. Eleven mem
bers were present Mrs Betty Bit
niger, presided. Plans were made
10 hold a rummage sale in April.
Mrs. Davis showed slides of their
recent trip to California and the
Seattle Worlds Fair,
The March meeting of the
Women's Guild of the United
Church of Christ was held in at
the church with Mrs. Clayton LlV-
engood as leader. The Lentcn
Quiet Hour service was used.
Others participating were Mrs.
James Michael, Mrs. John Menges,
Mrs. Harry Murray and Mrs. Rob-
ert Bender, and Mrs William Ben
der. Hostesses were Mrs Fern Ep-
stein and Mrs. Thomas Bender.
The meeting of the Route 40
Pioneer All club was held recently
at the home of Miss Sally Ann
Klotz, with Nancy Mckenzie as
co-hostess. There were 10 members
present, the leaders, Mrs. Guy Har-
desty, Mrs Roy jenkins and Mrs.
John Blocher; and mothers, Mrs
Elwood Klotz and Mrs James Tur-
ner The club plans to tour a sugar
camp The dress revue and public