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FROSTBURG KEYS It And Tri-Stafte Area News (6) Evening Times, Monday, October 29, 1951 Campus Day Observed At State Teachers College 270 seniors Irom, the high schools of area counties visited Frostburg State Teachers College on Campus Day, Fridaj to learn about the program and facilities of the college. Students' from AHegany, Washington Garrett and Frederick counties, conducted by Future Teachers of America student guides, nude classroom visitations, 'and a tour of the college buildings and campus. The academic and social program of the college was outlined and explained. Van Newkirk. guidance counselor of the college, met with high school counselors during the morning.

The purpose of the meeting was to acquaint them with the college and its in order to interest graduating classes in the college. The activities for the afternoon Included talk by Miss Lillian C. Compton, president, followed by the presentation of the play, "Utter Relaxation." by the Little Theatre. Movies of life on the campus were shown by Dead Ivan C. DiehL schools represented were Accident, Bruce, Fort Hill, St.

Peter's, a a 11 Williamsport, BeaH, Allegany, Oakland, -Central, St. Mary's, Friendsville, Hancock, Clearspring, Barton, Oldtown and £mithsburg. Brief Mention Mrs. Raymond Robertson and daughter, of Gilmore; Mrs. Robert Lancaster and daughter, of Midlothian; Mrs.

Leonard "Winters and "of Midland: Mrs. Henry Mc- Kenrie and daughter, of West Main Street, and Mrs. Norman Anderson and. son, of Zihlman. returned to their, respective homes from Miners' Hospital.

Paul Hlggins, Washington, spent the weekend with his parents, Mr. and. Mrs. James Higgins. West Main Street Mrs.

John Hartig, Pine Street, is home after an extended visit with her son-in-law and daughter. Dr. and Mrs. Robert Thompson, Detroit. Mrs.

Minnie Lehr, Frost Avenue; Mrs. William Dugan, Centennial Street; Mrs. Nora Moses, Midland; Mrs. Albert Cutter, Woodland; Mrs. Gordon Muir, Midland; Victor Rephann, Eckhart; Dennis Klosterman, Ormond Street; Edward Pollock, 49'.

Depot Terrace, and Mrs. George A. Teets, Friendsville. re- ceiiKpatients in Miners' Hospital, recuperating at their respective homes. Miss Ann Donahue, Washington.

was a -weekend guest of her father, Hugh; Donahue, and sister, Mrs. Angela Hill is recuperating at Bowery Street, following operation in Memorial Hospital, Cumberland. Mrs. Stanley W. Eisel and infant son, of 55 Wajnut Street, are home from Memorial Hospital, Cumberland.

Mr. and Mrs. Ira Langeluttig and family; Frost Avenue, have moved to Churchton. Chester Wilson, Lyric Apart- home from Memorial Hos- State Police Get Their Man After Three-Year Wait BEDFORD. and tide wait for no the state police do.

State Trooper Harry Rook from Bedford last week arrested Glen A Barrett, of Hopewell F. D. 1. on a three-year-old charge of stealing $100 from John William Bayer. Barrett had just returned to his home after working as a cow puncher in Arizona for the past three years.

According to police the money was taken during a burglary- Aug 7, 1948, while Barrett was on furlough from the army. He now is being hold without bail in Bedford county jail to await court action. Masked Party Planned Past Councils Club of Westemport Council, Daughters of America, will hold a masquerade party tomorrow at 7:30 p. m. at the home of Mrs.

Claude Wilt. pital, where he was a patient with a broken leg sustained while working at. the Kelly-Springfield Tire plant, Cumberland. Gilbert Winner, Washington, and Joseph Winner. Brownsville; were Sunday guests of their mother and sister, Mrs.

Margaret Winner and Miss Bernlce Winner, Maple Street. Miss Josephine Carney, Washington, spent the weekend with. her mother, Mrs. Florence Carney, Maple Street. Russell Weisenborne, 23 Washington Street, Is visiting Mr.

and Mrs. Paul Conroy, Detroit. Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Crowe returned to Hyattsville after visiting Mr.

and Mrs. Hugh D. Nolan, Bowery Street. Jack Hartig, XJSN. returned to the Sfaval Ah- Base at Philadelphia after spending a furlough with his parents, Mr.

and Mrs. John Hartig, Pine Street. Miss Audrey Bauemschmidt re- rurned to Ellicott City after visiting Miss Helen Weisenborn, 165 West Main Street: Miss Bauemschmidt and Miss Weisenborn were classmates at the University of Mrs. James Cathcart has been removed from Miners Hospital to Al- egany Hospital, Cumberland. She recently suffered a broken Jiip in fall at Consolidation Village.

Paul Green, 30 Stoyer Street, returned to Hagerstown after spending the weekend with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Anderson Green. Mr. and Mrs.

Herman Humbertson. 145 Washington Street, announce the birth of a son this morning in Miners Hospital. A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. James Baker, Finzel, this morning Miners Hospital.

Barton Girl Feted At Shower Event FROBT.BU.ktG Russell' McMurdo and Mrs. William Lyons entertained a recent evening at the Lyon'S'hpme, East Main Street, with a linen shower in honor of Miss Jean Russell, Barton. Miss Russell became the bride of Daniel McMurdo, Clarysville, Saturday afternoon. The home was decorated with fall flowers and a pink and white color scheme was carried out. Games were played and prizes won by Miss Melda Engle, Miss Regina Delaney and Miss Russell.

Others attending were Mrs. Ted Russell, Mrs. Genevleve Lyons, Mrs. Charles Clark, Mrs. Lillian Seifarth, Mrs.

Joseph Lyons, Mrs. Albert Lewis, Mrs. William Festerman, Mrs, William Vogel, Mrs. George Hendar, Mrs. Arthur Norris, Mrs.

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12. 51 Keyser Women Appointed To Rebekah Posts KEYSER, W. local women were elected to office at the forty-first bi-annual Rebekah district convention at Elaine, at which Mrs. Edith Workman presided Among those elected were May Arnold, Elaine, vice president; Lena Johnson, Parsons, secretary, and Hazel Pyles, Blaine, treasurer. Appointive officers named were Evelyn Shrader, Thomas, warden; Kathleen Harshinan, Parsons, conductor; Stella Lazier, Blackwater, color bearer; Mira Cooper, Thomas, chaplain; Evelyn Hanlin, Elk Garden, inside guardian; Beulah Nester, Parsons, musician.

Fernie Tickle, Charleston, president of the State Assembly, introduced the officers at the opening of convention, and Smith, 'Blaine, delivered the address of welcome, to which Fay Homer. Keyser, delivered the response. Area persons appointed to standing committees included Evelyn Shrader, Thomas; Esta Brae. Elk Garden, and Janette Fream, Davis, to committee. June Garden; Cur- en'ia Rice, Keyser, and Mamie Drury, Davis, to 'courtesy committee, and Faye Edwards, Keyser, publicity committee.

Mt. Olive Lodge, Keyser. carried off attendance honors at the convention, with Blaine being second. Frostburg Woman Honored At Party FROSTBDRG Mr. and Mrs, Walter Hunter, West College Avenue.

entertained recently with a party in honor of Miss Annie prior to her departure to spend the winter with relatives in and Chester, Pa. were Mr. and Mrs. Hagerstown Attending m. that day.

Mrs. membership chair- Woman's Club Plans Exhibit Of Paintings PIEDMONT, W. Piedmont Woman's Club will sponsor an exhibit of paintings by the''art classes of Peter's School, West- emport, from 1 to 5:30 p. m. Thursday 'at the Fiedmont Library.

Visitors may vote for their favorite picture and the two receiving the highest number of votes will be announced at a meeting of the club at 8 p. Daniel Small, man, will register members and guests. John Patrick, Bernadette Pendergast, Donna. Elias and Martha Ann members of the St. Peter's Glee Club, will present selections from the operetta, "The Vagabond King," at the Taking part in a minuet" will be Sally Fredlock, Myers, Margaret Collins, Patricia Collins, Mary Mertz and Irene' Detennan.

Edward Gillespie will explain one of his paintings. The fine arts committee will'have charge of the program. The committee includes Mrs. Raymond Elliott, chairman, Mrs. Joseph Gleeson, Mr'si Baker, Mrs, -Dent Davis, Mrs.

Harry Drane and Mrs. Bernard Maybury. Committee chairmen will be. Mrs. Baker, music; Mrs; Gleeson, literature, and Mrs.

Maybury, arts. Girls Club Marks Achievement Day FROSTBDRG The Frostburg Girls' 4-H Club recently held an area Achievement Day meeting In the Day Room 'of Frostburg State Teachers College. Other clubs attending were Calla' Hill and Church Hill from -Mi. Savage, and Midlothian Beatrice Smith, Carolyn Karlowa and Shirley Miller opened the with a short skit of the achievements of the local club for the year. Miss Smith, president, presided.

Reports were presented on the skating party and the achievement meeting held at the LaVale Fire Hall. Miss Thelma Allin, assistant demonstration agent, presented awards to Carol Yutzy and Shirley Miller, for the style review, and to Miss Yutzy for girl's record. "QUEEN SPOTLIGHT Miss LoU Ann Kesecfcer'. was'selected Spotlight of Bruce. High School; Westeraport, and officially crowned at the Spotlight 1 Dance last "Friday night in the'school.

Miss Kesecker selected from field of eight contestants. She was crowned by' John W. Fisher, principal. Her escort was Erwin Berry. Frostburg Church Dinner Marks Club's' Anniversary Marks Feast Day FROSTBURG The feast of Christ, the King, was observed yesterday at St.

Michael's Catholic Church. Rev! Regis F. Larkin, assistant pastor, was celebrant of the," V. and high mass and music was presented" Club recently celebrated its twenty- by the-Senior Choir. Following the Blessed Sacrament was-enthroned and pub- The'club was organized in October He adoration held during thetre- 192 at the liome of Mrs.

Peter Marshall with' seven members and meets twice a month-at the homes fifth anniversary turkey dinner at' the VFW Home. malnder of the day. Frostburg was' sung by Council No. 1442, Knights of Colum- Dorothy Sweene and Mary Meade, bu attended the evening service of its members. 1 tlTL I TTJ11M 1 Confessions will be heard Wedncs- and "Mockingbird Hill" by Robert- con uc ted-by Father Larkin.

ine and Maureen Boyle. Nancy' Colley gave a demonstration -on "Thrift" and Miss Yutzy styled a grey jersey dress. Following the dinner, cards and dancing featured. Attending were Mr. and Mrs.

John Arthur T. Bond, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Monahan and children, Dennis and Derek, Mr. and Mrs.

Jack Philbrook, Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Fisher, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Anthony and son, Charles, Jack and Jeanne Hunter, Lewis and Mrs.

Elizabeth Farm names can be trademarked. Girl Scout Week Opening Observed KEYSER, W. Va. dendron Girl Scout: Troop observed the opening of.Girl Scout Week by attending the' morning "service at First Methodist Accompanied by their leader, Mrs. Ross Prysock, 36 girls-were present.

The troop Is sponsored by the Club of Keyser. Fatrol 3 of the troop held a Halloween party recently at the home of Sharon Wilson. Attending were Betsy Anderson, Ellen Carvey, Carolyn Stickley, Barbara Johnson, Carole Lynn Craig, Sharon Harmon, Judy Wilson, Nancy CoJfman, Di Ann Welshonce. Lee Ann.Clark and Janet Entler. Guests were Doris Ann and Daryl Lee Prysock, Scott Wilson, Mrs.

Robert Wilson and Mrs. Prysock. TO'PORTKAY O'Connell will portray Portia when the Barter Players-present "The Merchant'of'Venice" at 2:30 p. m. Wednesday" at Frostburg State Teachers College.

The appearance of the. Players has been' arranged by the Assembly Committee of the college. The public may attend and there will be no admission charge. day ironr to ana ironi' i.w 8:30 p. m.

No confessions will be heard Thursday, Thursday, the feast of All Saints, is a' holy day obligation and Catholics are required to attend mass. will be. at 5:30, 7, 8 and 9 a. Benediction will follow the 9 o'clock mass. Friday, All Souls Day, the first group of masses -will begin, at 5:30 a.

m. and the second group at 7 a. tn. A. high mass will be celebrated at 8 a.

m. Communion will be distributed at all masses. The weekly public 'parish social will be held 'Friday at 8:30 p. m. in the Parish HalL will be- heard Saturday afternoon -'and evening and the Sodality will attend 7:30 a.

m. mass Sunday, and receive communion. Faculty Group Has Navy Center Party Members of the Beall High School faculty and their wives and husbands were entertained Thursday night' at the Naval and Marine Center, Cumberland, through the courtesy of Vincent A. Halbert, member of the Naval Reserve staff, who. is principal at Beall.

The high light of the, occasion was a 1 "tour conducted by Haibert, who explained the uses of radar and other naval equipment. A war film was shown. A Halloween party was held with square dancing conducted by Edmund Hoey and games led Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hllaire.

Refreshments were served. The committee in charge of the affair was Paul Hilalre, chairman; Misses Ruth Engle. Mabel Hlggins, Kathleen Wolfe and Paula' Mesdames Louise Rank and Esther KacMinc, and William Kcyes and Miller. The guests included Mr. and Mrs.

Richard T. Rizer, assistant superintendent of schools. The personnel of the Center on duty that night acted as hosts and guides. Neighborhood Club Has Masquerade Party FROSTBURG The Mt. Pleasant Street Neighborhood Club held a masquerade party a recent evening at the home of Mrs.

Mary Myers. Games were played and refreshments served. were won by Mrs. 'Fannie Harvey, Betty Reno, Virginia Kight and Martha The Halloween motif was carried out in the decorations. Others the party were Mrs.

Sacco. 'Mrs. Thomas Kerr, 'Helen Harvey. Ruth Connors, Phyllis Conway, Eva Shumake, Mildred Myers, Mnrgaret Ralston, Emily- Boyle and Sue Day. Eichhorh, Mr.

and Mrs. Marshall, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Watklnson, Mr. and 'Mrs.

Wesley Duckworth, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Grindle. Mr. and 'Mrs.

Peter Marshall, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Dixon, Miss Helen Thompson, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Kelly, Miss Florence James, Mr.

and Mrs. 'Francis Glenn, Mr. and Mrs: John Turnbull and Mr." and- Mrs. James. D.

The tables were decorated In the Halloween The dinner was served by a committee from. the Auxiliary of the Post. Playground Sets Halloween Party KEYSER, W. Va. The annual Halloween, party at the North End Playground will be held tonight at 7 o'clock.

The mummers parade, a feature of the celebration; will start at the playground 1 and' 1 marching over Argyle, East, Mozelle'and Davis streets to Maple 1 Avenue "and Main Street to the- 1 Prizes will be awarded for the best costumes in all age groups and one for family groups. Following the parade; contests and games will be Refreshments wliliybe served. Charles; House, is chairman of the enter-, tainment committee and Mrs. W. Boor is chairman of" the refresh'-- ment committee.

The playground ex-' tended an invitation to. the public. and especially to. the children 'of. McCoole.

Halloween Celebration Planned At Grantsville GRANTSVTLLE A Halloween celebration sponsored by Grantsville school and the 'community will be held tomorrow with a mummer's parade beginning at p. m. Prizes will be presented to participants in the parade, also lor window and poster display. 'The entertainment at the' school- will include a. movie contest, dancing and refreshments.

American Legion Post No. 214 will sponsor a Halloween costume dance at the Post Home Wednesday 31. Dancing will be from 9 to 1 and prizes will be awarded for various costumes. St. Peter's School AJumni Party Tonight WESTERNPORT The 'Alumni Association of St.

Peter's High School hold a Halloween masquerade party from 9:30 to 12:30 tonight at Jake's Place. Music will be by Engle and Edward Stakem. The association will sponsor a card party at. Jake's Place the evening of November 13. iiiffi-Rock Drive-In Theafei Route 220, North 1V 2 miles from Keyser TONITE If 1 "A SONG IS BORN" 1 (In color by Technicolor) ssz Starring Danny Kaye Virginia.

Mayo and the music of Benny Goodman, Louis Armstrong and. sr Tommy Dorsey Orchestras ss: ifjllll Two Complete Shows 7 9 EST Lois A. Kesecker Spotlight Queen Lois Ann Kesecker, McCoole Road, was crowned "Queen Spotlight' Friday night by Principal John. W. Fisher at Bruce High School.

Her escort was Erwin Berry. Her court- included Marlene James Donald Vanorsdale, Sandra Haywood, Marian Byer, Joseph Helen Crites and Bobby Shimer, all of Bruce High'; Carolee- Francis Elliot, High'School; Joy Kesecer and William High School; Mary F. Mertz and John Patrick, of St. Peter's and Angela Lupis and Richard 'Smith. The crown bearer was Thomas Eichhorn and Richard 1 Schoppet was master of ceremonies.

A.program...included vocal solo, Erwin Berry; vocal solo, Carol Lee 'Burke; a- duet by the two soloists and a piano solo by Donald' Scaletta. InvestitureTo Be Conducted 1-j, -i By vm scouts PIEDMONT, ATnves- titure. Thursday at 7:30. pl Piedmont Presbyterian Church, will feature the local observance of Girl Scout Week. Piedmont Senior Troop'No.

3 win conduct the opening ceremonies and Piedmont' Intermediate Troop No. 4 trill lead the repeating or Scbut'laws and'promises. Paul Haywood, president the Lone Troop Association, -will assisted' by Mrs. Eugene the' "investiture ceremony when 30 Brownies are expected Girl Intermediates -will be advanced'to Senior New leaders for Swanton. and other troops'will candidates for will be introduce'd.

During the court, of. awards. Brownies will receive, membership pennants; be awarded service stars and badges for. work in various fields, and Seniors will receive service emblems and' "Joan Powers and, Elrose will be awarded the curved bar, highest award Ux are the first in the community to attain the Miss Kenneth luke, Westemport Girl Scout troop in 1847" and Luke Troop No. 7, Senior Scouts, 1 1ri I960; Besides her second and first, class badges, she holds .18, merit, badges.

A Junior School, she majored In'the field. Miss Tibbetts, daughter. and. Mrs. Richard mont, was i.

member Intermediate Troop before tag to Senior Scouting in Sht. majored in. community life A mont High School, she of tie and the future Homemaken of America. Visits-In--Piedmont PIEDMONT, bcrt W. Ber- retumed to Front Royal, after spending several days with her son and daughter-in- law, Mr.

and Mrs. Harold Logsdon. Winter Tires Batteries Chains Zerex Prestone Frostburg Auto Go. From Now Until Christmas -Sittings By Only at WARD'S STUDIO 19 Broadway Phone 767 Halloween Event Held By School Abp.ut'.SOO, persons attended 1 the anrmal Halloween celebration Friday mond Street Judges for the contestant! in masquerade- parade, were Okey; Michaels. Harry and Oliver Kitzmlller.

Prizes were won Smiley and Karen Keller, best cou- iple; 'and Richard Jones, second best; Betty. Oates, most" original; RusselTRiley, funniest, and Patty O'Haver, ugliest. A food box, sponsored by Fourth Grade of the was', won by Mrs. Laura Wilson; Franklin. for hats were-presented to Janet Brashear, Sharon Gardner and Pegrgy Hitt.

Arion Band To Elect Officers Tonight" Arion Band- will meet for the annual election'; of- officers. Darrell- Zeller, requests the attendance of all members. The band will also meet'Wednes- day evening to participate ia'tht parade in Cumberland. Clinic Tomorrow CRESAPTOWN A baby clinic will be held tomorrow at 1:30 p. at the Health Center.

Antique and Hobby Show-Sale Monday, Oct. 29, .7 P.M. If you arm yeur Antique or Hobby lit display it for you, f95 Program Refreshments Salem Evangelical 1 Reformed Church Brood way This Ad Country Hafer'r TUESDAY, OCT. 30 at 2 P. M.

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