Cumberland Evening Times from Cumberland, Maryland • Page 11

EVENING TIMES, CUMBERLAND, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 24, 1948 1 KV Keyter Car Driver Posts Bond In Accident Keyser, W. Dec. "parking violators, one drunk and two automobile drivers were arrested over the week-end by city police. Eugene K. Richards paid a fine of $25 and costs for reckless driving, and Charles W.

Blssetc posted a S50 forfeit bond on charges of leaving the scene of an accident and having no operator's card. The accident took place on Piedmont street early Sunday morning when Bissett's car sideswiped a taxi. Barrlck-GIass TTie marriage of Miss Delores Barrick, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Howard K.

Barrick, of Route 2, Keyser, to John E. Glass, son of Arthur Class, of McCoole. and the late Mrs. Ella Glass, took place Sunday evening. The ceremony wns performed nt the home of the bride's uncle, Elmer Adams.

Gilmoro street, with Rev. H. S. Myerly, pastor of Grace Methodist Church, officiating. Mr.

and Mrs. Walter Zais, Jr. were the attendants. The dining table was decorated with a wedding cake, topped with B. miniature bride and groom, and tall white lighted candles.

Those attending the ceremony were Mr. and Mrs. Ward Daughcrty, B. K. Barrick and son, Howard, Mr.

and Mrs. Elmer Adams and three children. Mrs. Howard Barrick, mother of bride, was unable to attend the redding as she is a patient at Potomac Valley Hospital. Mr.

and Mrs. Glass will reside In their apartment at 185 West. Piedmont street. Christmas Program The Sunday School of the First Presbyterian Church presented its annual Christmas program Sunday afternoon in the church sanctuary. Children and adults joined in enacting "The Christmas Story," a pageant depicting the birth of the Christ Child, while the Shepherd, played by Laurin Swlsher, retold the Christmas story to his son, played by James Broome, in the yard of the Inn at Bethlehem.

The program was under the direction of Mrs. Frank Hott, assisted by Mrs. J. H. Phillips, Mrs.

Clyde Hott, Mrs. Fred Hamill and Mrs. E. E. Church.

Choir Entertained Mr, and Mrs. N. C. Taylor entertained with a buffet supper at their home on Halde street Sunday evening In of the choir of the United Brethren Church. The home was decorated in keeping with the season.

A Christmas tree centered the living room. The choir presented their director, Mrs. George Wilson and their organist, Mrs. N. C.

Taylor, with gifts. There were 42 members and their friends present. Candlelight Service Following a custom at many years a candlelight Christmas Eve service will be held in Trinity Lutheran Church beginning at 11:30 tonight. The chancel of the church will be lighted by candles and there will be special Christmas music by the senior choir, the soloists being Mrs. Marie Farley and William Ley.

The pastor's meditation is How Organ music will begin at 11:20. Brief Mention Mrs. David Lloyd has returned to her home in New York after spending the past ten days at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ira L.

Bavenscroft. Mr and Mrs. Thomas R. Smith, Jr of Philadelphia, will spend Christmas with relatives and friends here, Mrs. Joseph Corbacio is ill at'her home on Welch street.

I. F. continues ill at his home in McCoole. Miss Alice Lowengrund and Miss A Matbews have returned to their home in Philadelphia They were accompanied home by Mr. Mrs.

I. L. Ravenscroft and son Richard. Prof. W.

D. Anthony, of New York, is spending the Christmas holidays with his family here. Mr and Mrs. Walter Mitchell, of Charleston, W. are spending the Christmas holidays with their daughter and son-in-law, Attorney and Mrs.

Howard Shores, Sharpless street. John Stephen, of Chicago, Is spending the Christmas holidays with his wife at the home of her Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hamill, Overton Place. Mrs.

E. R. Frey has returned to her home in Grafton after being called here by the death of her aunt, Miss M. Mauzy. A Christmas program will be held at the I.OG.F.

Hall tonight at 7:30. Evangelist and Mrs. Robert Mc- In'tpsh will have charge of the pro- jram. Mr. and Mrs.

Richard Romig nounce the 'birth of a daughter born yesterday at Potomac Valley Hospital. The mother is the former Miss Jean Markwood. Mr. and Mrs, Ridings announce the birth of e. daughter Sunday at Potomac Valley Hospital.

Mr, and Mrs. James Patton, of Deer Park, announce the birth of a daughter Sunday at Potomac Valley Hospital. Mr and Mrs, James W. Wahl announce the birth a son Sunday at Potomac Valley Hospital. Medical patients at Potomac Valley Hospital arc Donald Rhodes, Miss Hilda Huylum, of Keyser, and Mrs.

John White, of Barmim. Davis Davis W. Dec. S. held its annual turkey dinner and Christmas party in the social rooms of the church recently.

Hostesses were Mesdames Kathryn Cleaver, Mae Wick, Clyde Winters, Myrtle Edwards, Elizabeth Logan, Mrs. B. T. Walters and Miss Mildred Eshelman. After the dinner a brief business session was held and the secretaries gave their annual reports.

Mrs. Joe Lawrence directed the 'Thanks Offering Service" using as her subject, "Rejoice, Give Thanks, Sing." Mrs. Rose Jones conducted a short program of carols and Christmas readings. At the close of the meeting new circle members were chosen for the O.Hve Hodges' circle and the Susannah "Wesley circle. Officers for the Olive Hodges Circle were elected as follows: Mrs.

G. Good, chairman; Mrs. Joe Lawrence, secretary; Mrs. Leon Steyer, treasurer, and Mrs. Myrtle Kight, flower fund treasurer.

Officers elected for the Susannah Wesley Circle were: Mrs. J. D. Lu- zler, chairman; Mrs. Kathryn Cleaver, secretary, and Mrs.

G. P. Smith, treasurer. Gifts were exchanged among the following members at the dinner: Mesdames, Jack Green, Geo. Stratton, Sol Flanagan, C.

G. Hoi- combe, Myrtle Right, Ida Geroskl, Lee Moore, Herbert Jones, John Lurier. Perry Riggleman, Wm. L. B.

Miller, Pearl Burley, Cleda Buckley, L. H. Mott, G. D. Good, O.

S. Hinkle, Willa Wotring, Blanche Sponaugle. Lucy McLean, Kathryn Cleaver, Elizabeth Kline, G. P. Smith, Joe Lawrence, Leon Steyer, Alice Shreve, Lily Cleaver, Frank Roby, Joe Gleri- coc, Nellie Crossland, B.

H. Edwards. Elizabeth Logan, Mae Wick, Elma Sponsugle, Vivian Winters and Misses, Venna Wlndle, Leota Saterfield, Pearl Windle, Mildred Eshelman, Mary Eshelman, Monna Wick, Barbara McDowell, Thelma Moore and Dorothy Logan. "Horse 'a humorous term, derives from the -fact It was the duty of U. S.

Marines on sailing ships to cast off hausers, leading to their being called "Hause Marines" by the became "Hoss Marines" and finally "Horse Marines." Churches Plan (Continued from Page 9) choir will sing traditional carols and a Christmas anthem. There will be another service Christmas morning at 19 o'clock with a sermon by the rector. The Christinas Eucharist at Saint Philip's Chapel will also begin at II o'clock this evening with the Rev. G. Stanley' Schwind, vicar, as celebrant, The church will be lighted entirely by candles, and the choir with Mrs.

Earle L. Bracey as organist will sing special music Including S. Smith's "Joy Fills Our Inmost Hearts Today" at the offertory and the Bach chorale, "Jesu, Joy of a Man's Desiring," during the communion of the people. Grace Methodist The Christmas service of Grace Methodist Church, Virginia ayenue at Second, will be held tonight from 11 to 12 o'clock. Davis Memorial Davis Memorial Methodist Church will present its Christmtis program and pageant tomorrow at 7:30 p.

m. at the church. Directors will be Mrs. Robert Young, Mrs. W.

E. Thomas, Mrs. Charles Reckley, Miss Marcella Garland, Mrs. Belmont Athey and Mrs, Russell Hymes. Characters are Rev.

W. B. Thomas, Edward Smith, Gertrjide Garland, Virginia Lechliter, Phyllis Meckerth, Isabella Shryock, Carolan Long, Marilyn Tipton, Donald Monnett, Mack Smith, Okey Macfcereth. Those taking part in 'the singing are Carol Long, Virginia Monnett, Sheltfy Shryock Joan Myers, Shirley Sowers, Janice Bierman, Janet Valentine, Joice Long, Rita Green, Louise Kipe, Regina Sybold, Bleta Layton Helen Valentine, Isahelle Shryock Marilyn Tipton, Virginia Lechliter Mary Sowers, Rebecca Lechliter, Phyllis Mackereth, Donald Monnett Edward Smith, Mack Smith. Evangelical TJ.

B. Christmas night at 7:30 an old fashioned Christmas tree and gifts with Mrs. Wilbur Fazenbakcr in charge of the program. First Presbyterian Music -will feature the 11 P. service at the First Presbyterian Church today with John Gridley, organist, playing "Offertory on Two Christmas Hymns" by Guilmont and "Soeur Monique" by Couperin.

The choir will' sing "Ye Watchers and Ye Holy Ones," "Carol of the Bells" by Leontovich, and- "Carol of the Birds" by Noble Cain. Soloist be Miss Margaret MacFarlane who will sing, "The Voices of the Sky" Suffer from SINUS? Thif Inhaler mtfns quick rtntl vom nitul stuffintu due to Slnui or Coldi. fife vipor flow tan be rcgulilid to itrenjlh dcilrcd. At ill Icidinj drugilorei. CONTROLEX by Matthews.

This program will Include Christmas carols. St. Mary's Catholic At St. Mary's Church Oldtown Hoad, the adult choir will present a selection of Christmas carols tonight under the direction of Peter J. Decker, and a violin cello accompaniment by Mrs.

Ann Shatter. At St. Mary's a candlcll-jht o- cession will proceed the solemn high mass at midnight tonight and will include the entire student body of St. Mary's High School. The mass chosen for midnight is Gounod's Messe Solennelle, known also as the mass in honor of St.

Cecelia. The. proper of the mass will be from Tozer. the Kyrle and Gloria from Gounod. The traditional Gregorian melody, "Veni Creator Spiritus" will be Intoned before the sermon.

Following the credo, from Gounod, the choir will sing in four parts the "Gesu Bambino" by Pietro Yon for an offertory piece. For Communion time, besides Tozer's proper there will follow Lambllotte's "Panis Angelicus," an old Christmas carol, "Christmas Communion," hymn and Marsh's Night Divine." The recessional will be Gouno'd's "Praise Ye the Father." SS. Peter and Paul's Catholic Father Irenaeus, O.F.M., pastor of SS. Peter and Paul Church, will deliver the sermon at the mid- night service which will also be proceeded by Christmas music at Christmas day will be at 5, 7, 8:10, 9:30 and 11 o'clock. St.

Patrick's Catholic Father Lake Postak, T.O.R., Catholic University, Washington, will give the sermon tonight at the midnight mass in St. Patrick's Church. Other masses will be 'celebrated continuously from. 5:30 to 11 a. m.

At St. Patrick's, as in the othei two churches, Holy Communion will be given during the mass. Confessions will be heard in all three churches today both in the afternoon and night. St. Anthony's Catholic A midnight mass will be held tonight in St.

Anthony's Catholic Church, Rldgeley, with organ music by Mrs. John W. Kreldler and choral selections by choristers from Cumberland and Rldgeley. On Christmas day masses will be held at 9 and 9:30 a. m.

St. Ambrose's Catholic The "Angel's Message," will be sung by Maureen Mclerl mid Betty Lou Beckwlth, portraying angles, preceding the midnight preceeaeci oy tjnristmii.s IIJUMU tonight. Other masses on tonight at St. Ambrose CaUiolic Church, Cresnptown. "Silent Jvifilit, Holy Night," will sung by the choir.

Rev. Father Alvln, O.F.M., will celebrate the ina.fi. The choir will slug the "Proper of the Mass," by Tozer. the "Mass in Honor of St. Anthony," "Adcste Fidelis," with Kolo piu't by Leonard Fcrrone; Holy with Mrs.

Rosemary Burncord, soloist; "Today A Is Born," "Sleep Holy Babe," "Love- (Cojjtinued on Page 6) ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscriber has obtained from the Orphans' Court of Allegariy County, Maryland, letters ol Administration on the estate of Maffett MeClay Hendrlokson late of Allf- gany County, Maryland, deceased. All persons having claims against the deceased are hereby warned to exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof duly authenticated, to the subscriber on or belorc the 20th day of June, 1047. They may otherwise by law be excluded from all benefit of the sttld estate. All persons Knowing themselves Indebted to said estate arc requested to make immediate payment. Given under my hand this 20th day of December, 1846.

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