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FROSTBURG-KEYSEII And Tri-Slate Area (10) Evening Times, Monday, October 15, 1951 Frostburg Church Names Dr. P. V. Taylor As Pastor FROSTBURG Dr. Paul Taylor, a.

native of Lancaster, Pa, and a former missionary to China for 26 years, was unanimously elected by the congregation of Zion Evangelical and Reformed Church as pastor at a special meeting following the morning worship yesterday. Dr. Taylor received his A3. degree from Muhlenberg College, his BJD. from Lancaster Theological Seminary, his from Hartford Seminary Foundation, and "his from Franklin and Marshall College, Lancaster.

He did graduate work in education mt the University of Pennsylvania for two years and his post-doctorate work at the Theological College of "Columbia University. Dr. Taylor was professor of Greek four years at Schuylkill Seminary Beading, and pastor of Pearl Street Evangelical Church for four years in- Lancaster. He was appointed as missionary to China-In 1924 and served as dean and professor of education at Central China University, Wuchang, Eiipeki, China, until he received a furlough in June, 1950. He has been residing in Lancaster kince his return-from China.

Before his furlough he spent 15 under the communistic re- Brief Mention Mrs. John Martin and infant of. 151 East Main 'Street, are home from AUegariy Hospital, Cumberland. Mrs. Martin Is the.

former Miss Mary-Jane Nairn. Gladys Harrington, Centennial Street, is home after an extended visit in Pennsylvania and Michigan cities. Chief of Benjamin Thomas, veteran of World War Is home from the W. where he under- two inajor operations. Mrs.

Henry Curry and son. of 175 Maple Street; Mrs. James Flannigan and daughter, of 22 Frost Avenue; Mrs. William George and son, of Springfield, Mrs. John Winters, and son, of Midland; Mrs.

Walter Barrick and son, of Keyser, W. Va, and Mrs. Charles Winner-and daughter, of 90 West Main Street, returned to 'their respective homes torn Miners Hospital. Howard "Ort, Borden Mines, a World War I veteran, is a patient at the Baker VA Center. Clayton Williams, West Main Street, and- Glenn Bittinger, Jennings, Garrets county, recent patients in Miners Hospital, have been discharged.

Miss Mary Davis, student at Si. Joseph's Hospital, Baltimore, spent tbe, weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Davis, Center Street. Mr.

and Mrs. Richard T. fTamlil, West Main Street, are home from a vacation in Florida. Killer Given LifeSentence SOMERSET, "pa. Clayton Allen Terhune, ex-convict from Paterson, N.

last week was sentenced to life Imprisonment by a Somerset county jury for the roadside cabin slaying of a Downington architect on May 1. Terhune, who received the verdict nervously, was heard to murmur, he "would rather have gotten the electric chair." Terhune was led from the courtroom handcuffed to a state police officer and was lodged in Somerset county Jail. He had been -under careful guard throughout the trial Although handcuffs were removed while Terhune was at his counsel table and in the presence of the jurors, he was manacled for the trip from the county jail to the courthouse. County authorities had taken precautions because of Terhune's fashioning of a moulded gun from bar of soap and a slip noose from a bed sheet during his stay in the county" jail to await trial since May 1. Formal sentence'will be imposed later by Judge Thomas F.

Lansberry. The ended the curremt term of Somerset county criminal court. It was highlighted by.three murder cases. The first two resulted in acquittal of Ned -L. Hoyt, former Confluence' chief of police, and Marshall Ellsworth Rugg, Confluence mechanic.

Both pleaded self defense. Strip Cool Firm Considers Action, Against Pickets SOMERSET, court order seeking the return to normal opera- Jons was planned today by the Somerset Coal Corporation follow- ng two days of mass picketing action at the firm's mines. State police here said more than 30 car loads'of roving descended on' the company's mines Friday and Saturday, with no violence reported. George N. Fennington, president of the coal company, largest producer in the area, said picketing prevented the company "from car- Ting out its normal operations." He declared: "Company attorneys are consider- ng injunction procedure to halt'the llegal attempt to.

coerce our em- ployes into joining the United Mine Workers against their will." Pennington said there has been no labor dispute within his corn- Mrs. LaRue Broderiek, 153 Green pan and that'employes "have ex- Street, is confined to her home as result of injuries received in a recent auto accident. Mrs. Broderiek suffered lacerations of the knee, head and ear and also sustained leveral broken ribs. Nancy Wotring Feted At Party and Mrs.

Loren Wotring, fanner residents of Cumberland, entertained with a party their Rocky Dell home recently to honor of the sixteenth birthday of their daughter, Nancy. Guests were Marie Sines, Patty Helms, Lois Ream. Marie Glotfelty, Betty Sines, Wilma Sims, Jane Glotfelty, Lorene Glotfelty, Jean Shirey, Betty Ruth Sweitzer. Linda Clark, Rita Ramsey, Eleanor Sines, Gayle Wotring, James Shirey, Robert Junior Friend, Clifford Sines, Robert Winters, Kermit Helms and Thomas Ramsey. Robert Reams, Ned Creasey, James Sines, John Shirey, William Reams, Ross Sines.

Burl Whltmer, Eugene Sines and Robert Whltacre. Mr. and Mrs. Leo-Friend, Mr. and Mrs.

Lambert Ramsey, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Clark. Mr. and Mrs.

Chauncey Shirey, Mrs. William Clark, Mrs. Ida Johnson, Mrs. Bertie Reams. Shrine Concert Attracts Crowd KEYSER.

Va. The Bhrine Chanters of Osiris Temple, Wheeling, last night delighted a large audience in the Keyser High School auditorium, with a concert program. The Keyser Minlsterium voted to dispense with evening church services Jo permit attendance at the concert. The program consisted of classical and religious numbers and near the close a few'popular numbers were presented. Soloists were William C.

Griffiths, Selkirk, William Symons and Wesley R. Tinker. Pianist was Charles E. Kalkreuth. Two of the numbers, "Onward Christian Soldiers" and "The Battle Hymn of the Republic," Were Fred Waring arrangements.

The Chanters were introduced by Dr. E. E. Church, who also presented the Osiris Temple potentate, WiHiam McFarland, who accompanied the Chrnters to Keyser. Scouters To Meet WESTERNPORT The Trl- Towns District Scouters will meet Wednesday at m.

at the Odd Fellow's" Hall. Dr. Donald district chairman, states. pressed no desire to recognize the United Mine Workers as a bargaining agent." The executive contended it would be an unfair labor practice to "force employes into a union they had no wish to join." Grantsville PTA Resumes Meetings GRANTSVILLE Grants- vine School Parent-Teacher Association held its first meeting of the season last week. Kermit Glotfelty, president, who conducted the business session, stated that she wished to resign as president due to the pressure of home duties.

A tour of. the building was conducted -by patrons of the various Refreshments and a acquainted" hour followed. World Government Discussed By Club International Relations. Club 1 of'Frostburg Teachers College met recent evening for the purpose of discussing world Government." Following the short business session, a panel consisting of William Faherty, Robert -Smith, Charlotte Northcraft and Vaugh Dullabaun presented their ideas concerning world government. The discussion was then opened to the audience.

The next meeting of the club will be in the form of a dinner at Happy Hills October 28. The speaker will be Dr. Schuster, faculty, advisor to the I. R. who wffl speak on -the United Nations.

Cresaptown CRESAPTOWN Mrs. Letta Buckingham, Baltimore, is visiting her brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. W. Judy.

Mr. and Mrs. Foster Glover visited In Kingwood, W. and Accident. Mr.

and Mrs. Walter jCutchall and son visited her mother In Kltz- mjller. -Mr. and Mrs. Floyd and son.

of Hancock, visited, her-mother, Mrs. Christine Bums. Daniel Heller, Hagerstown, visited his family here. Mrs. Lorraine Stemple and family, of Berkeley Springs, w.

Va, visited Brace Hutson, Winchester Road. Mrs. J3adie -Skldmore returned Washington. Thomas Williams remains 111 at his home, Cresap Park. George Zeigler, York visited his family here.

George SSellenberger is reported ill at his home. I Queen Named For School's Homecoming PARSONS, va. Madonna Bowley, a member of the Senior Class at Parsons High School and daughter of Mr. 'and Mrs. George Bowley, has been named queen for the school's third annual homecoming.

Miss Bowley. will be crowned Friday by J. Harold Felton Tucker county assessor and a graduate of the class of 1915. She will reign as Queen Madonna HI. Miss Bowley is a member of the Upper Ten Society, is a majorette in the fire department band and served cheerleader for the Seventh and Eighth grades.

Maxine Phillips and Miss Bonnie Hanline have been chosen as maids of honor. Attendants are Jeannetta Wilma Shaw Anna Baker, Mary Lou Wllfong Winona Spessert, Carol Arbogast Judy Baer, Yvonne Beery and Gertrude Jones, all members of the junior class. Escorts will be Allen Wolf, for the queen; Donald Nestor and Ervln Bohon, for the maids of honor; Victor Vachon, Keith Davis Collett Sonny. Wilfong, Robert Bishop George Hershberger, Philip Parsons Ernest Vest, Terrence Nestor and Phillip Miller, for the attendants. girls'will be Martha Hed- rlcfc, Laurabelle' Ferguson, Jackie Evick, Judy Sponaugle, Dorothy Waybright, Judy Barb and Marilyn Lanham, members of the eighth grade; Crown bearer will be Anthony-McDonald, seventh grade.

Trumpeters are; Joseph Bundy and Robert Auvll, pianist is Mary Carol Kepner, and Harry Good president'of the senior class and of the Student Council, will be the announcer. The Lonaconing program will be held in the auditorium of the school with Madonna Barr leading the school song, Harry Good will give the address of welcome and will also Introduce Harold Parsons and Mrs. B. F. Harris, sponsors; of the Student Council, and Freeman, principal.

The Glee Club will sing two selections-and band will present a number under the direction of Rudolph" music Instructor. J. Harold Felton will introduce alumni present, and Harold Parsons will introduce other-guests. Following the program, the homecoming football game will be'played between Parsons and Keyser High Schools. Sodality Plans SpeeiaJMeet special meeting of the Sodality of St.

Michael's Catholic Church wIE be held tonight-at 7:30 in the school-cafeteria. Films will be shown, including the golden jubilee celebration of "Mother Mary Lourdes. O.S.U., at Mother Mary Lourdes was a teacher at St. Michael's School for many years when the Ursullne nuns were in charge of the school The Holy Name Society of St, Michael's Church will meet tomorrow at: 7:30 p. m.

in the parish cafeteria. devotions will be resumed Wednesday at 7:30 m. The weekly public parish social will be held Friday at 8:30 p. m. in the parish hall.

Mission Sunday will be observed and Rev. John U. assistant pastor of St. Patrick's Church, Cumberland, will speak at all the masses in behalf of the missionary cause. A special offering for the support of the lome and foreign missions will be -aken up.

Governor Plans Home Lodge Visit FROSTBURG Ivan C. Diehl, of the 264th District of Jotary International, who is making official visits to each of the 12 Rotary clubs In Northern West Virginia, Western Maryland and Central Pennsylvania, will visit his lome club In- Frostburg this evening at 6 o'clock. Three other visits are scheduled this week, each In a. different 'state. They are tomorrow evening, Waynesboro, Wednesday evening, Hagerstown, and Thursday evening, Martlnsburg, W.

Va. Hyndman Couple Honored At Party HYNDMAN, surprise farewell party was held recently for Mr. and Burkett at the home of Mr. and- Mrs. Casper Mr.

and Mrs. Burkett will eave soon for Tulsa, to reside. Those attending and to. Ray Emerlck and son, Stephen, Mr. and Mrs.

LeVon -Kennedy and Mr. and Robert 'Elliott, Mr. and' Mrs. Robert Shaffer and 'amily. and Mrs.

Lewis Mangus, Mrs. Alverta Aberle and. daughter, Ruth Elaine, Mr. and Mrs. Walter and Mrs.

James Owens, Mr. Elmer Guy Hyre, and son, Mr. and Mrs. John Shoop and Charles Miller. Jirtli Announced PIERCE, W.

Va. Mr. and Mrs. 'ack Raines announce the birth of a son in Tucker County Hospital, 'arsons. Accident-Free Awards Listed At'Luke Plant Officials of the Luke plant of the West Virginia Pulp and Paper Company' today announced the names of employes who received no accident, award pins this year.

They L. Biggs, Sextus Hitt, John Friday and Nick DeMichale; 40 years' Mary Kelley and Thomas-Kelly; 35 years Bissett, Harry Bizer, Brydon William James, David Marie Clark, John D. Mongold, Ollndo Proletti, Boyd, Samuel. Dawson Dill. Thirty years, Wyaut McRoble, Goorge Beck, Mike JSotamino, Hugh Alex Caval- Anna Manuel Garcia and Davis Price; 25 Clarence.

Wamlck, John: McKenzle; John-. Dayton; Ralph Biggs, G. KltzmiUer, Harry Poland. Arthur Reeves, Norrls 'Sch'ade, Jose.Pren- des, -William Scott Parker, Clarence. Grady, Leatherman, William Ra'ndells.

Harry Pritts, Hiram''Nogle, Arnold Idona Smiley, James Cllse, Edward Jones, Archibald -Kelly, Nick Spano, 'Michael Beeman, Howard Hutchlnson James -Joseph Dl Blasl, Louis Malcolm, Dewey Skldmore, George Ellas, David Woodworth, Lee Wlndle; twenty years, Thomas James Clark, 'William McDowell, Edith.Pratt, B. H. Stitzel, Norman Haywood, Phillip Scarcelli. Wilbur Wagoner, Donald Stullen- barger, Earl Hawk, William'Ahem, William Anderson, 'Mollie Kirk, Scott Shreve, James Johnston, James Mills, Percy White, Joseph Patterson, Troxell Grove, Bernard Mongold, Margaret Simpson, Moses Clark and James Fifteen, C. Combs, Robert Grove, Leatherman, Russell Brown, GIflen' MeCofmlck, James Raines, Turner Wilt, Paul Uber, Saul Washington, Sayers, Anna Grant, Alexander Joseph Diaz, Joseph Prado, Gladys Rogers, Ruth Zais, Clarence Walker, Beryl.

Pol-; and, Ruth O'Brien, John Iva, Kight, Charles Price, Solomon Robert E. John Kelly, Kenneth; Dorsey Beard, Thomas Grove, James Patrick, William Mayles, Howard Fazenbaker, Hennta- Taylor, William H. Dawson, Sheridan.McKenzle, Henry Garland, William. -Ravenscroft and Thomas- Haywood. Ten P.

'Wildesen, Leslie Miller, James 'Junkins, Joseph Rodrlquez, Henry'. Bradley, James Burt, Richard Davis, William Angle, McDowell, Orville John Brandlen, Paul Howaxd- Kepllng, Anthony. -Mazzorii, -Harry. Pritts, Del' bert Grove, Clarence Btanlye, Earl Allen, Robert Robert Hull, Louis Don Ferguson, E. C.

Pattison, Lonzy. -Clark, William Kirk, Windie, Thomas Rawlings, Joseph Kight, Clyde Davis, Elmer Lee, Price Duckworth, Paul Barnard, Ida Niland, Columbus Fleek, Charles McKenzle, Harry Beard, Grace Clark, Osborn Flick, Joseph Krumpack, Rose Leo Ryan, Homer Tyler, Carl DIGlola, Howard Warnlck, Louis Amoruso, James Foutz, John Lahman, -Thonra Eugene Kiddy, Charles Shreve, Donald Davis and Lossle Walker. John Noonan;" Victor Keller, Marshall Taylor, Qulgley Foutz, Walter Warnlck, Roberta Beard, Shelby Ritchie, Cora Haines, Wayne Raines, Marshall Bothwell, Grant Cosner, Harold Hesse, Hiram Metcalf, Charles Poland, Carl Simpson, Ernest Whlttington, Darwin Flick, Harold Robertson, Ivan Wilt, Lester Bosley. Daniel Holler, Howard Pence, John Cheshire, Donald Knott, William Smith, Leslie Sayes, Francis Llewellyn, Raymond Westfall, Royal Barncord, Kathleen James Farrls, Leroy Martin, Olyn Tichnell, Theodore Woods, Richard Hartman, William Oates, Rowyland Biggs, William Codlre. Harry Green, Joseph Lantz, Mary Mc- reevy, Clyde Ona Bowers, John Matthews, Delos.

Ours, Eston Broadwater, Roger Darr, Earl Lee, Richard'Sy- Paul Murphy Five A. Ward, Raymond- Twyman, Darwin Stouta- meyer, Podelco, Wllmer E. Murphy; 'Maurice Green, Charles W. Felght, George Dieling, Edward Bailey, Elmer May, Maurice Brundlge, Charles Winebrenner, -Robert L. Sollars, William E.

Rounds, James. McDonald, Nellie Kady, Russell Durst, Thompson, Junior Orva, French Hlnkle, Gerald Frantz, Major C. Ashby, Ervin- -Green, Thomas Nelson, Cecil Harry L. Biggs Eaton'; 'John Fazenbaker, 'Clarence J. O'Brien, Charles''; Walter Granville Chskrles James.

rMcCutcheon, Okey Michael, Vernon Whiteman, Failing, Irene Howell, Hairy Savllle, Charles 'and -Darius Broadwater. Hahn, Victor Frank- Wilt, Kenneth'- Shae'ffer, James' Allan- W. Miller, Daniel Lashbaugh, Thomas R. Hanlin, Lora Ann. Fahey, Roy D.

Ebert, Bryan Barnard, Denver Alt, 'Shipley, Wlnton Wildesen, James Walker," William V. Smith, Carl Parker, Robert S. Miller. Joseph Kelly, Matte GUI, Floyd Mary Ann Kooken, John 'Wilkinson, Lewis Smith, Milton James Green, Otha Evans; -Francis Robert Anderson, Arthur Haught, William Omver; Frank Wilson, Hugh Gay George, John'L. Kirk, Gerald Rounds, Gilbert Tlchnell, -Claude Winters, Charles.

Butler, LaDessa Foley, David Bersey Marple, Carl Metcalf, James Patton, Austin Tichnell, Charles Duckworth, Donald Bernadine Kolberg, N. C. Ravenscroft, Jr. anal Randall Robert Sweitzer, Julian. Davis, William Henry, -James Llller, Adam Thompson, Aimer -Robert S.

Marshal; Audrey Knotts, David George, Lovene Funkhouser, Loralne Dawson; Irvin Be'ckman, 'Anita F. Anta, Charles -Hardegan, Wilt, Arthur- Tlchnell, "Paul' A. Smiley, Eugene McRobie, Lewis T. Miller, Roy Kepllnger, Sylvester Fazen- bsker, Richard; Beckman, Kermit Taylor, Ellis Rounds, Emily William Green, Arnold Clark, Wheeler Broadwater, Elmer Bothwell, Ralph Kalbaugh, Fred'Otto, William Winkler, Oscar Cosner, iJeonard- Farmer, Charles William. Longridge, Lory E.

See, James Trenum, Donald Bantz, Jessie Gerald Kerlin, James' Llnkswller, Marlon Matthews, Lee Michael, Eston Sites, Eilbeck, Anthony, tirecp. and Harold Roberson, Frank Sowers, Walter Barnard, William. Fazenbaker, John Johnson, Joseph McIntyre, Floyd Paugh, William Carpenter, Leslie Metz, Herman Bobo, Leston Daugherty, Luther Michaels, -Robert. Wilson, William Blackburn, Elmer Timbrook, William William Trenum, Robert E. Bryan, Richard Reeves, Russell Wilson, Larry Mayhew, Paul Wheteel, Paul Mamie Campbel, Richard Stephen, James Winkler, William O.

Barnard, John Kelly, James Nicol, Hubert Worgan, Frank.Bart- lett, Robert Fout, Harry Kohne, James Tichnell, James DeMasi, Harry' Kidwell, William Streets, William Ahern, O. D. Collett, Charles Hartman, Mackley, Charles Turner, Donald Grove, James Kline, Charles Taylor, John Program Marks Meeting Of PTA At Piedmont High- W. 'program featured a. recent meeting of-the Piedmont Parent-Teacher Association at the school auditorium.

Mrs. HarryJK. Drane was In charge. It Included under the 'direction; Miss solo, Charles Kasroleri of Grade; tium- pet Eleventh vocal'selections by and. Sixth graderunder-the tloh of Helene Poland, and a clarinet solo by John Richards, Fifth-'Grade; A skit on the PTA magazine subscription campaign by Mrs.

Agnes Suter, Agnes Tibbetts Green. 'Mrs. Carleton president' of -the report on the school she attended at Buckhahnon. Mrs. Virginia Suter reported the'Brownie--activities the Mrs; the membership drive has not been completed.

The: budget for the. year was presented by Rtxlney Projects discussed the holding PTA be held by'the Brownlejrat date to be announced; shooting with to be made-jby Rodney and a sale. 1 Twejfth Grade mo-tilers served -lefreshments. The Eleventh Grade the next Soldier AndBride Visit In' Frostburg FROSTBCRG Kldy Raymond H.Reislg, Baltimore, weekend guests- 'of; Mr. Mrs.

Jenkln. Bradley, -Grant Sgt. the Matter a native' of. Germany," recently, 'returned from- Germany, where Bradley's' son, John Dooley, been tloned since June, .1949. wife, Lillian, and John; are with him in Germany.

Sgt. Dooley has been, in the Army eight and- his present assignment to the-second time he has; been service" in Germany. October Term Jurors listed KEYSER. W. jurors for 'the' October term -Mineral County Circuit Court have been instructed to appear tomorrow morn- Ing before Judge Ernest See.

Prosecutor iponald C. Hott has prepared seven, of which are-lor presentation; to-the grand Jury; The case. Involves a.v boy charged arson. This-lcase for "the: juvenile turned over to the grand and a 1 criminal action for the' circuit court. Judge See" will, determine the disposition of -the case, before the.grand jurors convene.

following were served with grand Jurors: 6. C. Hepner, John JPowell and Wayne Dayton, IVankfort-District; Laurln Swlsher, Raymond. Stafford, C. A.

Ludwick; Blake Oss and John K. Sanders, Logsdon and Michael: Run Wesley Dullng and Huber Norman, 'and Clyde Welton and- John Walter Cook, Piedmont'District. Baker, Samuel Evans, Dawn Jeffries, Garland Hosier and John Wilt. Between 1940 1950 tht railroads "Increased their business, about 30, BULLDOZER For Hire Foundation Excavating Grading Back Filling Noah R. Hendly 1, lax 10 FROST8URO PHONi 701-W-4 Call I m.

Winter Tirei Batteries Chains Zerex Preitont Frostburg Aufo Co. Nnv.r lii-Rocfc Drive-In totei EE Route 220, North Miles From Keyser TONIGHT 1 UUrptTlf H01IRT WORM Two Complete Shows P. M. EST Potqmae Float LaParade Stati School Buckwheat IDafwood onFrlday, with the that was' Festival float was made up memorial to the- fiftieth. tomac State which: celebrated this' float seven Addle- McLaughlih" and 1 of: water, Peggy Jo Jean ville, and Wilhelmine V'BalUM DAWSON Sunday-'School bakt -itilf 8 in the.

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