Cumberland Evening Times from Cumberland, Maryland • Page 11

FROSX0IJRG-KEYSER And Tri- State (11) Cumberland, Friday, February 17, 1961 Mi. Savage Church Group i'. tr'-' TI Held Sweetheart ueen Will Crowned FROSTBURG The annual all- college -Sweetheart Ball, sponsored byj the Day Student Association oifJ-Frostburg State Teachers Col-; legQ, will be held today at "Clarys- v'ille Inn from 9 p.m. until a.m. 1 1 Joh'n Morris, president- of the' association, announced that DB.

Baucom, advisor to the will crown the Sweetheart Queen at intermission. Candidates for queen are Lois Sweitzer and Patricia Harvey, Louise.Downton and Sally Marsha. Bar- clay and Ruth Kreilzixirg, sopho- mores, and Donna Hopkins and Susan Lyons, freshmen. Thfe queen was chosen by a vote of all male students of the college. The results, will not be anounced until intermission to- night.

The decorating committee con- sists! of Miss Harvey, chairman; John Hawkins, Cathleen Grubb, Mary Lee Jolly, Miss Sweitzer, John, Morris, Bud a i Mchael Fabbri, Miss JDownton, and 'Lehew Miller. Music will be-by the Townsmen. Fill peach cavities with brandy, light brown sugar and dots of butler. Broil.and serve hot with vanilla ice cream. Nice for com- pany! 61 RAMBLER Deluxe 4-Dr.

Classic 6 Hecrter Rtclming Back Seals W.W. Only $2304-30 D.liv,r.d State Tax Extra GREEN'S GARAGE RAMBLER Sales Service OV 9-5200 Froirburg SALEI Reg. $2.95 Men's SPORT SHIRTS lli Corduroyi Flannels Gabardine! New Shipment Hooded SWEAT SHIRTS All Sizei and Colon Army Navy Discount Stores 75 E. Main Frostburg Keyitr and Bedford 1,87 2,27 SpeechTest Schedided At Potomac KEYSEJR--Potomac' State; will be the scene of the annua! Region- al III contest for the West Vir- ginia ''Intel-scholastic -Forensic League, March 11; it has been' an- Dtv Elizabeth; A- At- of speech for event. Region III-A 'includes'' schools of Berkeley, Grant, Hamp shire, and Mineral Aiso in- cluded is.

the.Franklin High School of Pendleton county. The 55 coun- ties of the.state are divided into eight Debate', contemporary public ad- dress, extemporaneous" speaking and interpretation of pcose litera- ture are the four events in which contestants will compete. Winners of first, in the re- gional -contest, here arevawarded scholarships to Potomac State College in the amount of 'SI50 a year years. Both first and second place'win- ners in each event in contest qualify' for 'entrance into University, March 23 through 25. the state finals at West Virginia Although students from any class in a senior high school may in the regional and stale finals, only seniors are eli- gible for scholarships.

offered al West Virginia University. Members of the speech depart mcnt will assist as timekeepers guides and proctors in the local contest, which will be open to at those desiring to attend. AjrieajGhureh World Day Service Set New Spring DRESSES 5.95 DAN RIVER COTTONS IN ALL SIZES Coffman-Fisher LONACONING SEE US FOR Wood Mouldings Plywood Firring Qualify Lumber BROADWATER LUMBER CO. 1 MILE WEST OF FROSTBURG DIAl OV 9-8500 FREE DELIVERY Group of Ladies' Sweaters Cardigans ft Pullovers $7.95 to $10.95 Values Now Reduced SfiJ.95 To $5.95 Values Now Reduced To 80.95 Holmes and Company LONACONING Let Us Install The World Day ofc Prayer will be -observed by the Churches of the Tri-Towns with' a service at Mt. Calvary Lutheran Friday at 7:30 p.

m. Miss Catherine Biggs, the Evangelical U. S. Church, will bring the'message. Others taking part in the service will Mrs.

Pansy Mclntyre, of the Presbyter- ian Church; Mrs. Ann Grindle, of Trinity Methodist Mrs. Alice Sagcr, Church of the Breth- ren; and Mrs. Belva McKenzie, Mt. Calvary Lutheran Church.

BARTON--A World Day of Pray- er program will be presented to- morrow evening aHhc Presbyter- ian Church with members from the Methodist Church participat- ing. The first part of the program, "Forward-Through the Ages," will be dramatized "by Elsie Clark, Elsie Keyes and Gertrude Broad- water, Ellen Wilson and Laura Kyle. Presbyterians participating are Jean L'amberson, Dorothy Kirk, Wilma Mary Miller, Elizabeth Kyle, Maxine Snyder Evelyn Brown, Dorothy Shaw Alice Ashby and Mary Kiddy. Services will open at 7:30 p. m.

and there will be a social hour in the assembly room afterwards. PAW PAW--There will be ser- vices at the Paw Paw Methodis. Church today at 7:30 p. m. in ob- servance of the 75th World Day of Prayer.

The theme is "For ward Through the Ages," and will SAVAGE Dora, Thomas irclef. Mt. Savage Church -held a covered dish sup- and Valentine parly Monday the church recreation room. The" Valentine motif was car- led put in table decorations 'and member 7 received a Valen- ine and handkerchief from her secret sister. Birthday greetings Fredevi ck Wal be conducted by the church.

the women ol BITTINGER World Day of Prayer services. will be held al Bittinger Emmanuel Lutheran Church today at 8 p. m. "Participating in the services will be members from severa area churches, Jennings Metho clist, Maple Grove Church of the Brethren, North Glade Methodist GOEBEL OV 9-5486 Plumbing-Heating Sheermetal Frostburg AJI cn, nuLLji vridwv IvLClllUUloL, vi i.ou Ill, every Jc Glade! Lutheran day. Benediction will follow of Jennings, Emmanuel Lutheran of Bittinger and the Bear Creek Church of the Brethren, i YARD GOOD SALE Groufi Cotton 3 C1 QQ 2 I Wool Yard Goods Reduced Oakland's iiiancial List Given An entertainment program was presented and games play- ed.

Prizes were by Mrs. fraz- i Uhl, Miss Helen Cessna, Mrs Edna Witte and Mrs. Maude Hoi- singer. A business meeting followed with Mrs. Martha Truly presiding.

Brief Mention The Mt. Savage Alumni Asso- ciation will meet Tuesday at 8 p. m. in the lounge of the school. II is important that all members at- tend, association officers said.

Dr. and Mrs. Fauslo M. Prez- ioso and children, Giovanni and Maria Elene, have moved to Wakefield Apartments, Corley Road, Baltimore. They spent the past several months visiting her parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Frank Mul- laney. Reginald O'Connor is a medical patient in Miners Hospital, Frost- burg. 'Mr. and Mrs.

Matthew Camp- bell have returned from Baltimore where they visited their son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs John Campbell, and their son-in law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs Wallace Duckworth. George Hook is a medical pa tienl in Miners Hospital. Mrs.

Mary Koontz is a medica patient in Memorial Hospital. Mrs. James Hotchkiss has re turned home after being a aied ical patient in Sacred Heart Hos pital. Mrs. Louis Arnold was elected president of St.

Margaret's Chap ter at a meeting held recently in St. George's Parish Hall; Others elected were Mrs. Lloyd Wade vice president; Mrs. Carl Neder secretary, and Mrs. Harry Long treasurer.

During Lent, mass will be offer ed in St. Patrick's Church at 7:30 a. m. through. Saturday.

Catholic Monday Stations of the Cross will be 3 p. m. and 7:30 p. m. every Fri Holy Hour will be held every.fiun day at 7:30 p.

m. Observe Anniversary LONACONING--James P. -w. i JtJ I Post 92, American Legion, wil observe its 42nd anniversary with a dinner tomorrow at the Pos Home. Members and their wive will be attendance.

Is ATTENTION OUR STQRE-HOURS ARE AS FOLLOWS: Monday Thru Friday 10 A.M. to 5 P.M. Saturday 10 A.M. to 9 P.M. EVENINGS: BY APPOINTMENT CARROUSEL OF PAISLEY COURT FROSTBURG STORM DOORS PIANO HINGED Hastings ALUMINUM SIDING Aluminum Awnings as low as $10.95 ARTHUR BOND Tel OV 9-8531 Frostburg WEHLER'S tl E.

MAIN FROSTBURoJ iiir-iiw i i Dumont Hoffman Westinghouse TV FROSTBURG TV SALES SERVICE YOUR WESTINGHOUSE DEALER OV 9-9925 FROSTBURG Factory Authorized DEALER Dodge Dodge Dart Lancer Dodge Trucks JFrostburg Aiilo Co.t "HOUSE OF COURTESY FOR OVER 35 YEARS" OVER Just Arrived! Spring Fashion Jewelry NOTICE PARKLANE Is Open For Take Out Orders and Home Deliveries ONLY Call OV 9-6394 Thank You For Your Cooperation SEE us FOR MERCURY SALES SERVICE 1 McFARLAND MOTORS OV 9-6671 FROSTBURG Shoe Bargains! Stop in and look over our display tables and racks loaded- with- bargains. SHANNON SHOES 20 E. Main Fro 31 burg We Have Puzzles Paint By Number Sets Model Toy Sets Hill's Newsstand Froifburg Profit from our know- how. time, moniy en verything you mid for building OAKLAND The annual report '-the Town of Oakland once more hows the municipality is in ex- financial condition. The town showed receipts of 144,642.05 and "expenditures of 122,307.71, leaving a balance of 22,334.34.

The balance'was over 12.000 greater than last year. Receipts included $44,192.75 from axes, $41,364.42 from general ems, $37,949.72 from the Water Department and $10,309.19 from he Police Department. There was balance on hand at the be- inning of the year of $10,825.97. Expenditures included $37,670.72 or the Street Department, 61.12 for the Water Department, 14,361.42 for the Police Deparl- nent and $25,708.45 for general xpenses. Both the Water Depart- ment and Police Department ex enditures- exceeded receipts.

Among the expenditures was 12,256.67 for capital outlay in le Water Department and $1,605 or payment on the water farm nd interest. Capital outlaj in the 'olice Department amounted to 1,487.02 with $986.10 for police quipment and $525.75 for traffic ights. It'took $692.66 to purchase 'asoline for the police car, anc 10,124.95 for the three police. Garbage removal cost $3,596.63 nd $600 for care the city ump. The Oakland Fire Depart ment received Oakland emetery Committee $200; Deep Ireek Promotion Council $100 Vlt.

City Band $250; Oakland League $50; Southern High School football lights $100 anc $54 for playgrounds. Mrs. Gladys Nordeck, clerk-col ector, said that better than 9 er cent of Ihe 1960 taxes hai een collected. Receipts showed $12,382.23 fron motor vehicle and gasoline rev enue and $8,766.46 from parkin, meters plus for parkin' space. Meter violations brought i.

1747.39 and general fines $265.20 Receipts from ta: otaled $5,774.31 and race track $1,830.68. The town's total indebtedness i now $457,000, and of the amoun 450,000 was obligated this year pay for the new water system obtain an adequate supply from he Youghiogheny river. The tow owes $5,000 electric bonds bu these may not be paid befor 1962. The old water bonds wer laid off last year and there is sti $2,000 remaining to be paid on th water farm. There, was $1,500 pai on this latter indebtedness th past year.

James Glass Promoted To Major In AF SWANTON Capt. James ilass, stationed at Dow Air Force Base. Bangor, been pro- moted to major, effective in July, 't was announced recently. Born in Swanton, Capt. Glass is i graduate of Oakland High ichool, and is a veteran of 17 ears service in the Air Force.

Currently he is serving as as- istant base communications of- icer. He is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Mil- ord Glass, RD 1, Swanton. Meet Canceled FROSTBURG Past Chiefs As sociation of Calanthe Temple 3 las cancelled its meeting schcd uled for Tuesday.

The 'next meet ng will be held in March. Old Paper Found A newspaper published in 1889 vas found by Clarence Paugh, of while he was removing the jack of a picture of his grand- ather. One Preston County item in the paper stated, "The Corps of En- gineers a through oui vicinity last Saturday. They are pushing the work along briskly, not even stopping for 'the Sab- bath." The article didn't specify vhat work the engineers were doing. Brief Mention Mrs.

Ray-Ouster underwent an operation on her neck in Potomac Valley Hospital, Keyset-, recently A stork shower was held in lonor of Mrs. Joseph Smith by Mrs. Delores Friend, a membei of Supreme Forest Woodmer Circle 48. Paul George was injured iveek while working on his car. The Boy and Girl Scouts held their annual skating party Febru ary 10.

Scoutmaster Orville Teet. and Mary Jane. Harvey accompanied the group. Miss Alice Marie Lee her grandmother, Mrs. Mae Lee here recently.

Fort Asliby School Dance Saturday FORT ASHBY The annua sweetheart dance at Fort Ashb High School will be held tomoi row from 8:30 to.ll:30 p. m. Th Quarter Notes will provide music A queen will be crowned durin the dance. Candidates inclur Judy Linda Kimbli Eleanor Phares, Lois Long, Pa tricia Allen and Nancy Wagoue: Last year's queen was Dor: Beam. KEYSER Fourteen area men ave 1 enlisted in the States rmy under the guaranteed as- ignment program it was an- ounced by Sfc.

Ralph L. Hart- man, local Army 'Recruiter. They are Mcrvm L. Smith, son Mr. and Mrs.

Marvin L. Smith, 40, Keyser, automotive maintenance; Raymond M. Moore, on of Mrs. Augiisla B. Moore, 1, Keyser, ra'dio and carrier epair; Garland B.

Layton, son of gt. and Mrs. Luther A Dove, Route Keyser, administration; cnneth-W. Shoemaker, son of Irs. Willye A.

George, Purgits- ille, motor transport; James B. 'itewart, son of Mr. and Mrs. 'earl D. Stewart, Route 1, Bur- ington, 24th artillery Group, Per- N.

J. Charles "isher, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph H. -Fisher, Moorefield, adminis- ration.

Also DeHavilland N. Hott, son if Mrs. Florence M. Corbin, Box 64, Romney, construction equip- nent operation; Robert A. Clark, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Harry L. CLOSEOUT! REMNANTS OF CONGOWALL SANDRAN 2 PRICE LAYMAN'S HARDWARE OV 9-9915 FROSTBURG SLEEMAN'S OV 9-8818 FROSTBUSC Republican Club Union Lonaconing Saturday Night From Jo 2 Music by Jim's Trio DO COME IN AND SEE OUR SPRING FASHIONS We Give Stamps KIDDIE TOWNE A Specialty Shop For Childrtn 9 E. Main St. Palace Theatre 2 SHOWINGS 7 THE DURST CO.

2 E. MAIN OY 9-8833 FROSTBURG Dean's Jewelry 11 W. MAIN FftOSTIURG Our Candy Available In 1-I 12 -2-3 and 5 Pound sizes DOLORES TRULY OV 9-6006 FROSTBURG Flowers For All Occasions Birthday Anniversaries For Shut-ins PHILLIPS Flower Shop E. Main St. lonacpnino.

HO 3-3131 Broadway Froitburg OV 9-9564 Fourteen Keyser Area Men Enter U. S. Army and husband of Mrs. Shirley Mae Clark, all of Beryl, selected career construction equipment operation; Roy W. Logsdon, son of and Mrs.

Silo Logsdon, Peonia Route, Clarkston, Ken- tucky, Eighth U.S. Army unas- signed; Richard B. Hefner, son of Mrs. Hefner, Moorefield, selec- ed communication center opera lions; Alvin L. Ratiiff, son Mrs.

Ethel E. Cullers, Moorefield, automotive maintenance; Paul Clark, son of Mr. and Mrs Thomas D. Clark, Maysvillc, com bat engineer; Leo D. Timbrook son of Mr.

and Mrs. Woodrow W. Timbrook, -Kirby, air defense mis sile operations; and Norman Ely, son of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence M.

Ely, Kirby, communication center operations. In addition to their choice of assignment, Ely and Timbrook enlisted under the buddy assign- ment Sgt. Hartman said. Dance Slated Today McCOOLE-- The McCoole Teen Canteen will hold a Valentine dance at the McCoole Fire Hall today at, 7: 30 p. m.

Variety For Heart Fund Benefit Slated LUKE--A variety show for tlif scnefit of the annual Heart FunJ. drive will be presented Sunday al 2:30 p. m. in the Devon lames Wills, campaign chairmaij- pr Wcstcrnpoi't. Luke and FrankC in, will be master of program will open witH) -pea! selections by the Bruce High- ichool Select Group under the" direction of Miss Betty Withrow.

scheduled are selections by" Four; Carol Lee soloist; trumpet trio from! Valley High School, Lonaconing; Velvet Tones of Keyser, featuring! Jimmy Miller; comedy skit and- spng by James Rocco; songs by" Sandra Ruckcr, Flintstone; songs by Indabellc Ellif-itz, Keyser; song and dance by the Ritchie Sisters of Cumberland; dance, Paula Mudge, Cumberland; saxo- phone Les Clifford; selections by the Jeanette Broad- water orchestra; song and dance by Janice Gray, Sulvia Redman and Dorothea Keyes, Keyser. A teenage dance will be held today from 8 to 11 p. m. in the home of Victory Post 155, Ameri- can Legion, Westernport, for the Heart Fund. Music will be provid- ed by the Velvet Tones.

Tomorrow, another dance will be held at the Legion Home. USED CARS 55 MERCURY 2 1 Owntr. 55 PLYMOUTH 2 Dr. "6" 55 FORD Cost. 8 R.

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Main Froitburg SURPLUS 'FILES DESKS CHAIRS (Swivel-Straight) CITIZEN Office Equipment IS Broadway Fontburg NEW SPRING COSTUME JEWELRY plus tax NEW SPEIDEL TWIST-0-FLEX WATCH BANDS $4.95 UP HOSKEN'S 22 W. MAIN JEWELRY STORE FROSTBURG" I I I AND TACKLE! LEMMERT'S PAINT HARDWARE 149 E. Main Froslburg Morton Chevrolet Chevrolet Oldsmobile Ph. OV 9-6655 Frostburg SEE US About Our New "TWIN" PLAN LAD'N LASSIE CHILDREN'S SPECIALTY SHOP IHFANTS TO AGE 14 PH. OV 9-6780 FROSTBURG NOW AT 17 BROADWAY SEND FOR OUR DISCOUNT CATALOG Over 800 Items At Wholesale Prices Send 25c Far Youn Rifundid With 1st Ordir OAKLAND DISCOUNT 44 Lib.rty St.

SALES Oakland WE ISSUE FISHING LICENSE OPEN SATURDAY NIGHTS UNTIL 9 P. M. Furniture By Kroehler Westinghouse TV Maytag Washers Priced To Save You Money Fitzwater Furniture Deer Park, Md. SALE! Men's Star Brand WORK SHOES Broken Sizes $.6.95 Valu. $5.21 $.8.95 Value $6,71 $10.95 CONDON'S SHOE STORE OV 9-8901 20 W.

Mam Froslburg FIRST FLOOR I CLOTHES BASKET Pure Willow Oval 2 SPECIAL I 25 AST MAIN STUB FROSTBURG TfL OV, 9-1165 NOW OPEN SATURDAY NIGHTS I UNTIL 9 P.M. I SECOND FLOOR I Jumbo Dish Towels Good Quality 3 per pkg. SPECIAL 88U k09 I BASEMENT I USED TV SETS 21" Models All Reconditioned H9.95 SPECIAL up I A HMOAAfiE STORF.