Cumberland Evening Times from Cumberland, Maryland • Page 12

TWELVE EVENING TIMES, CUMBERLAND, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 1959 Dial PA 2-4600 for a WANT AD taker Judy Buckel Named Top 4-H Delegate Judy Buckel, of Bittingcr, who has been active in 4-H club work for ten years, and who has won a number ol county and state honors, has been selected as one of four per sons from Maryland to attend Ihs National 4-H' Conference at Washington in June. T-vo boys and two girls are selected for this honor from the entire state each year. Miss Buckel is the fifth one to be selected in Garrett County since the 4-H program was inaugurated here a number of years are: James McNeil, commander; Harry Cosgrove, first vice corn- ago. Former winners have been Mrs. Mildred Stemple Alstelter, Mrs.

EUa Fazzalari Smart, Mrs. Hital Bittle Sparks' and Mrs. Jessie Guard McCullough. A daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Ralph Buckel. the delegate has had an outstanding record in 4-H club work. She has won medals in dairy foods, home economics, food preparation, canning, clothing, girls' records and achievement, and was a delegate to the National 4-H Club Congress in Chicago in 1955 as state achievement winner. Miss Buckel participated in the county and state style review in 1952, 195.5, 1956 and 1957, and placed second in the state review in 1957. She attended 4-H Club Week at College Park for seven was county champion in dairy foods demonstration winner at the State Fair in 1956 and blue fibbon dairy foods demonstration winner at the State Fair in 1956.

She was chairman of the county style review committee in 1957. She served as club junior leader for three years; a local leader in 1957-58; club president in 1956 and 1957, and received a Key Club award in 1958, the first 4-H'er in the county to receive the award. Outside of 4-H club work she was runner up in' the county farm queen contest, a speaker at a Summer School class on clothing at West Virginia University in 1956, a Luther League caravaner in 1957 and 1958, served as organist, at Zion Lutheran Church at Jennings and is a member of the choir, at Emanuel Lutheran Church, Bit- linger. Miss Buckel is now a freshman student at the University of Maryland. Sivanloji and Mrs.

Milford Glass returned lo their home here after spending the winter in Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Warnjck and daughter, Norma, and Mr. and. Mrs.

Thomas Warnick, Baltimore, visited Mr. afld Mrs. John B. Friend. Mr.

and Mrs. Thomas Wilson and sons visited friends and relatives in Alliance and Diamond, Ohio. Mr. and Mrs. A.

G. Friend, Mrs. Fred Friend and Alice Campbell, Deer Park, visited Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Wilson Mr.

and Mrs. Gaile Warnick and Evelyn" and John Warnick were recent dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Campbell, Deer Park. Mrs.

Leonard Sweitzer, Cumberland, visited her mother, Mrs. William Warnick Sr. Mrs. Frances Lake and daughter, Hazel, Bel Air, visited Mr. and Mrs.

J. G. Wood, Altamont. Mr. and Mrs.

L. Teets and Mr. and Mrs. C. G.

Teets returned from Miami where they visited Mr. and Mrs." Warren Teets and family. Mrs. William Warnick, who has been ill at her home near here, is improved; Supreme Forest Woodmen Circle 48 met recently at the home of Mrs. Mary June Harvey.

Attending were Mrs. Amy Wilson, Mrs. Encie Teets, Mrs. Delores Friend, Sandra Harvey and Linda Teets, Swanton, and Mrs. Leona Wilt and daughter, Kim, Mt.

Lake Park. he reaches age 50 next Aug. 26. mander; Carl Delaney; second since Aug. 15, 1935, and will be vice commander; Ray Layman, eligible for retirement pay when adjutant; George Layman, finan-' cial officer; Alfred Drew, chaplain; Ronald Hess, sergeant-alarms; Earl Miller, colorbearer; Bomer Hig'gins and Robert Legiou Post Will Install junior zy, registrar; Raymond L.

Him melwrighl, treasurer, and Miss, forced to retire from the i'orcejMargaret Uhl, assistant treasur- for insubordination, Fan-arty Post gupi. Hazen H. Fair announced! 24, Legion, will meet today. Monday at 8 p. m.

in the post home to install officers. Joseph shuhart, Barton, commander of Mountain District, will be the installing officer. In West Virginia CHARLESTON, W. Va. West Virginia State Police Capt.jtS W.

W. Murphy, commander of Company at Elkins, is being Episcopal Church Elects New Officers At Mt Savage MX. SAVAGE Officers of St. George's Episcopal Church were elected at a recent meeting. They are: G.

Wilson Sweene, Fair declined to disclose what form the alleged insubordination took. Fair said Murphy on 30 days leave of absence Sat- Officers for (he coming year urday and would be retired effective May 25. He 'has been a member of the State Police force Andres, executive committee members. Refreshments will be served. WATCH FOR THE BIG CHALLENGE MAY 1 Brief Mcntlou The Mt.

Savage Lay Health Group will meet at Mt. Savage 'School Tuesday at 1:30 p. m. Ajk About Interesting Career Opportunity i I SEE STAUFFER'S MAGIC COUCH At STAUFFER'S SLENDERIZING SALON 158 N. Mechanic St.

Dial PA 4-9220 Mr. and Mrs. Ceorge Judy, liomncy, returned home Mt. Savage, and Mrs. Philadelphia.

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