Cumberland Sunday Times from Cumberland, Maryland • Page 32

FROSTBURG And Tri State Area (32) Sunday Times, Sunday, March 19, 1950 Class Chairmen Are Named For Beall School Reunion FROSTBURG, March High class chairmen were appointed at a recent meeting of the alumni association for the reunion being planned here in June. Mrs. TiiDmas Price, Robert Hohing and Berl Plummer were appointed general chairmen of the entire group. Class chairmen named were Mrs. Griffith, 1901; Mrs.

Thomas Price. 1907; '09, 10 and '11; Mrs. Julia Heleman Rephann, 1912; Earl P. Xreiczburg, 1913; Miss Agnes Eowait, 1914; Mrs. Louise Rank, 1915; Miss Anna Nicht, 1916; Mrs.

Margaret Sluss, 1917; Mrs. Joseph Evans. 1918; Mrs. William Press- rr.an. 1919; Mrs.

Minnie Walters Pearce, 1920. Mrs. George Hale, 1921; Mrs. Thelma Rephann, 1922; Mrs. Waller Mackay, 1923; Clarence Rep- Sann.

1924; Richard Holben, 1925; Joseph Ruffo, 1926; Mrs. Virgil Atkinson, 1037; Francis Richardson, 1928; Kenneth Crowe, 1929; Miss Mary Hanson, 1930. Milton Gerson, 1931; Mrs. Margaret Richardson, 1932; Mrs. Ruth Small, 1933; Robert Honing and Dons Ward, 1934: Mildred T.

Coak- IPV, 1935; Mary Hughes, 1936; Martha Meek, 1937; Gwen Eisel, 1938; Helen Park, 1939; Jean Blough Gracie, 1940: Betty G. Blair and Mary N. Edwards, 1941: Suzanne Durst Clise, 1942; James Neilson, 1943; Drucilla Schriner, 1944; Mary Martha Jenkins, 1945; Mary F. Comer and Amy Meek, 1946; John Frank, 1947; Jean and Jane 1943: and Betty Ann Thomas Prichard, 1949. Over 3.000 letters have already beer, sent out by thairmen.

Anyone has not received one is requested to contact one of the three c-rnera! chairmen of their own class chairman. 'George Kyle, association presl- announces that Leonard Ken- r.T, local painting shop proprietor, his services to help In publicity campaign. Some of his art- r.ow on display throughout the city. Brief Mention The Arion Bunci will meet Mon- rfjtv evening at the Band Hall, Uhl Elected Head Of Graduating Class Gloria Jean Tuya LUKE, March 18 Miss Gloria Jean Tuya, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Manuel Tuya, was elected president of the secretarial graduating class and named salutatprian at Strayer's Business College, Washington. The graduation exercises were leld March 10 in "the Presidential 3allroom of the Hotel Statler. After he a dance was held in the same room. and'Mrs. Tuya attended the graduation.

Mies Tuya is a graduate of Bruce High School, Westernport. Mrs. Francis Cunningham. 9 Centennial Street, was admitted to Allegany Ho; pital, Cumberland, Thursday and underwent an operation Friday. Her condition is reported good.

The Past Chiefs Club of Calanthe Temple will meet Tuesday at 8 p. Mrs. Alvenia Mrs. Annie at the home of Cole. 61 Broadway.

Plummer will preside and Mrs. Clara Walbert will be co-hostess. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas G.

Davis. Summit. N. virited their parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Orland D. Rickey, Gephart Drive, Cumberland, and Mrs. Edward Davis, Ormond Street. They were enroute to Chicago. Mr.

and Mrs. R. Leslie Eisentrout, Hagerstovm. announce the birth of daughter February 22. Mrs.

Eisen- Troin Is the former Miss Anna Davit. Bclntivn here to attend the of Mrs. Sadie Meagher include Mr. and Mrs. William Mc- Chicago; Mr.

and Mrs. Meagher. Mr. and Mrs. "-m Meagher.

Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Eves, all of Tresford City, Mrs. G'crce Davis. Mr.

and Mrs. Harold George Caffett, all Auxiliary Has Supper Event FROSTBURG, March 18 American Legion Auxiliary met recently in the Legion Home. A covered dish supper was served to members and their friends. The proceeds of which has been given to the rehabilitation committee, in charge of Miss Frances Winter. A program featured a talk on Americanism by W.

Earle Cobey, Cumberland attorney. Music by the Men's Chorus of the Methodist Church was presented. The program was conducted by Miss Alberta Mayer and her committee. A business meeting after the program was conducted by Mrs. Martha McNeil, president.

Mrs. Leah Yates, Mountain District vice president, gave a talk on child welfare. Mrs. Annie Laber told of work done for the teenagers. Members of the Girl's State committee were appointed.

They are Mrs. J. C. Cobey, Mrs. Elizabeth Miller, Mrs.

Bertha Gels, Mrs. Ruth Snyder and Mrs. Daisy Thomas. Mrs. Margaret Mullen was appointed to the program committee The group donted $10 to the Red Jross.

The next meeting will be Monday, April 10. Mrs. Helen Blochcr, of community service, will be. in charge. Study Course Being Held By Area Firemen PBOSTBUEG, March 18 Tile Prostburg Fire Department Is studying Section foiree of the Fireman's Training Course, as prescribed by the College of Engineering Fire Extension Service of the University of Maryland.

The course is being taught by William Wilson, Midland, who is a state officer and who has been conducting training courses in this area for several years. The men meet one night a week for 13 weeks. Thirteen local men. and one member from the LaVale Fire Department are" registered. The course includes combustion and heat transmission, common fire hazards, gases, chemicals, flammable explosives and ammunition, dust explosions, oil burners and hazards, air conditioning and hazards, weights and measures, water in motion, elementary science in the fire service matter and properties of matter, aircraft crash and fire, fighting rescue, building construction, disaster rescue operations, levers, jacks, block and tackle derricks, shear legs and gins, rescue techniques, tunnelling, rescue from basements, shoring, demolition and damage to public services.

One Of Two Cars Damaged In Route 220 Crash o5 Somerset, Jerry Connelly, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond McClintock, Cannsburg, ar.a Shirley Meagher, Washington. Bazaar Planned '-'ESTERNPORT The Young AcvJ- Bible Class the Church of the will hold a bazaar in the Habeeb building Thursday at NOTICE Members of Frostburg Aerie No. 1273, F.O.E.

Nomination of Candidates For Office And Delegates To State Aerie Convention Meeting Thursday, March 23, 1950 Alex Conrad, V. Pres. E. H. Frank, Sec.

Birthday Event PAW PAW, W. March 18 Harley Bohrer Post No. 128 recently celebrated the 31th birthday of the American Legion with a party at the Post Home. J. William Garrett, vice commander of the Tenth District, was the principal speaker.

The post now has a membership of 150, three short of last year's record enrollment. Don C. Sharp, Theodore Males and Timothy Cadigan were enrolled in the "Crusaders for Fifty Club" (for having signed and secured the most members. 38 To Attend Scout Event WESTERNPORT, March of the 36 registrations, the quota lor Potomac Boy Scout. Council, will attend the Boy scout Jainboree to be held at Valley Forge, June 30 to July 6, Harry J.

Biggs announced at a recent meeting of the Trl-T6wns District Scouters at the Odd Pellow's Hall. A meeting of those who "will attend will be held proceeding the trip. They will leave for Valley Forge three days before the opening time for a three-day training period. Plans for the Bethesda trip for Senior Boy and Girl Scouts and leaders have been completed, according to Alton R. Fortney who is in charge- of arrangements.

They will leave Friday, March 24, and return Sunday, March 26. Miss Margaret Neuman, county health nurse, will accompany the group. Plans for the Boy and Girl Scout trip to Washington, to be held May 6-7, were outlined by Fortney, who also is in charge of arrangements for that trip. Five buses and two automobiles will be used to transport the 13 troops who will attend. Five nurses will accompany them, one on each bus.

About 240 scouts will make the trip. Thomas Campbell was appointed to make arrangements for the annual Easter Sunrise service for scouts, to be held April at Dan's Rock. The steering committee, in charge of the annual encampment of the Boy Scouts of the Tri-Towns District, to be held July 8 to 15 at the Potomac Council camp, were appointed by Rev. Schwlnd. It Includes Thomas Campbell, chairman, Alton R.

Fortney, Dr. Donald P. Whltworth, Carl McMillen and Noel Obenshaln. The damage to the sedan driven by Edward Cross, of New Creek, W. shown above, resulted Friday when the vehicle collided with a truck operated by William Housewortb, of Bedford, on Route 220 near Cross, Houseworth, and another occupant of the.

truck, Cist us Wertz, of Bedford, were admitted to Potomac Valley Keysor, suffering only minor iBJuriei. Ths truck was practically demolished. Church Film To Be Shown This Evening FROSTBURG, March 18 The fourth in a series of sound motion pictures will be shown Sunday evening at 7:30 at St. Paul's Lutheran Church, West Main and Water streets. It is entitled, "And Now I See." The film was produced by the United Lutheran Church in America to promote Christian stewardship.

It has the recommendation of the Federal Council of Churches of Christ in America and the United Stewardship Council. The roof of the Philadelphia post- office is designed a landing port for mail-carrying planes. Sun. Mon. TUBS.

PALACE Nit. mm 6KlfifEST HOUR! AiiEtf MARA" "FORREST, JUCKER Sun. Mon. LYRIC "Riders In The Sky" Starring Gene Autry Mat. Nite I Mrs; Pearl JBIair To Address Club LONACONING, March Pearl Blair will be the speaker at the Thursday evening meeting of the Lonaconing Homemakers Club at the home of Mrs.

John Cowans, Church Street. Hadley be co-hostess. Members have been asked to bring flower cuttings or bulbs for exchange. Mrs. Frank.

Phillips and Mrs. Frank Muster, farm and beautification chairman, will be in charge. Mrs. Blair will use as her subject, her trip to Colorado Springs, to the national convention of HomemaKers Clubs. Brief Mention Mr.

and Mrs. William C. Walters. Meeting Planned By Scout Council WESTERNPORT, Maich 18 Representatives of 'organization in the Tri-Towns District of Poto mac Council, Boy Scouts, have bee invited to attend a public meetin in the union hall of Luke Local Nt 676 Wednesday at 7:30 p. The needs for the development the Council Scout Camp will presented by Dr.

Thomas E. Bcso chairman, Keyser; Miles Thompson co-chairman, and Richard Pent: both of Cumberland. The local committee composei of A. M. Kaiser, Dr.

Rober.t W. Bass Wayne Ritchie, Raymond C. Hud son, Rev. G. Stanley Schwind, F.

Davis, j. Estel Kenny, Harley Dixon Thomas V. McOulre, Milton Mcln tyre, Eugene Paxton, Alex Bur William Mayles, Richard Whit worth, Patrick Healy, V. Brown Kooken and Dr. Raymond Reeves.

The district includes the towns Beryl, Luke, Lonaconing. Piedmont, Westernport, Bloom ington Barton an Luke Youth Graduates From Oplome'ry College LUKK, March 18 John Junkins son of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Jun kins, was graduated Thursday nigh from the State College of Optom etry, Philadelphia 1 He is a. graduate of Bruce High School, Westernport, and acrvee three years with the Air Force clur ing World War ir.

He attendci Frostburg State Teachers CollcB for a year prior to enrolling in the Philadelphia school. Mr. and Mrs. Junkins and chil dren attended the graduation exer cises. Keyser, W.

an- birth of a daughter of Route 3, nounce the March 15 at Potomac Valley Hospital, Keyser. The father is the son of C. W. Walters, manager of the Geenral Textile Mill. William P.

Wilson, USN, son of Mr. "and Mrs. William Wilson, State Street, is in Turkey for special training. He landed at Instanbul from the carrier, USS Midway. A tour of the Phillips Greenhouse, East Main Street, will feature the meeting of the Young Women's Club Monday evening at Central High School.

Mrs. Arthur G. Phillips, president, will conduct the group on its tour. A special meeting has been called for all members oT the Boy Scout Mothers Club Tuesday evening in the VFW Home. The Republican Club will hold dances on Tuesday and Thursday nights this week.

Auxiliary of P. Love Legion Post! will meet at 8 p.m. Thursday. There will be a Mountain District Legion meeting in the James P. Love Home Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock.

The Auxiliary has been invited to attend. Mrs. Connell Dinning, former resident, underwent major operation Thursday in West Penn Hospital. Mrs. Dinning is a sister of Mrs.

Arch Thompson, Beechwood. Mrs. Ella Reiner, who was ill for the past two weeks, is able to be out. Miss Shirley Rowan and Miss Alma Henry, of Washington, are spending the weekend with their parents. Mrs.

Mae Barnes is reported ill. Mrs. Forrest Simpson, Nikep, was hostess to her bridge club a recent evening. 'There were two tables in play. Harry Huff Completes Undertaking Course GRANTSVILLE, March G.

Huff, son of Mr. and Mrs, Ira L. Huff, has completed a course in mortuary science at Eckles College Philadelphia, and has taken the Maryland state Board examination He-arrived here Thursday to visit his brothertuther Huff and family Huff graduated from Grantsville High School in 1943 and entered the Army, serving with the Burma Road Engineers till his discharge in 1948 He completed a science course at Frostburg Stafce Teachers College in 1947 and was employed by the Kraiss Funeral Home, Hagerstown from 1947 to 1948 when he entered Eckels College. Remains Serious WESTEHNPORT, March 18 Mrs. Mae Helland remains seriously Oldtown PTA To Meet Tuesday Night OLDTOWN, March PTA of Oldtown High School will meet Tuesday at 8 p.

m. in the auditorium of the school. Walter E. Mueller, president, will preside. A film on parliamentary procedure will be shown and plans for the ham'and chicken dinner will be completed.

The event will be held March 31 from 5 to 8 p. m. Mrs. Lily Confer is in charge of the affair, assisted by Mesdarnes Thelma Nixon, Virginia Allen, "Rose Lewis, Nettie Davis and Evelyn Twigg. Club Sppnsors Iron Demonstration WESTERNFORT, March 18 An Ironing demonstration, sponsored by the Westernport Homemakers Club, was held recently at the Potomac Club.

Miss Maude Bean, home demonstration agent, and representatives of the McCooie and Keyser Homemakers were present. A movie was shown. Mrs. John E. Grindle won an electric clock.

There will be 12 other demonstrations at various places. ill at her home on Cromer Street, until 4 p. Fire School Set FROSTBURG, March 18 The Frostburg Fire Department will be host to representatives of most of the fire companies in Western Maryland at a forest fire' school to be held here Sunday, March 26. The course will be under the direction of the University of Maryland and will begin at 10 a. m.

and continue OES Chapter Fetes Masons LONACONING, March "Master Masons Night" was observed Thursday evening in the Masonic Temple, with members of Martha Washington Chapter No. 10, Orde: Eastern Star, as hostesses. Forty members of Georges' Creek Valley Lodge, A. F. and A.

M. and three from Alleguny Lodge No. 187 of Barton, were guests, After a welcome greeting from Mrs. Thelma Inskeep, worthy ma tron, Arthur G. worshiptu master of Georges Creek Vallc; Lodgj: was escorted to seat of hono: by Mrs.

Mildred Robison, conduct' ress. Robert Inskeep, worshlpfu master of Allegany Lodge, was alsi accorded a special greeting. The program opened with a cere mony entitled, "Master Masons Trl bute," presented by the officers Martha Washington chapter. 'A musical program included voca Mrs. Wanda Gardner; piano duet, Martha Ann Staup and Margaret Steele; vocal solo, Mrs.

John Johnson, and piano solo, Mi's Francis Moore. A humorous skit was presented by Mrs. Pauline Hamilton, Mrs. Anna Mary Phillips, Mrs. Mildred Robeson, Mrs.

Ella Evans, Mrs. Mildred Lewis, Mrs. Wanda Gardner, Mrs Maude Johnson, Mrs. Helen Dillon and Mrs. Nellie Graham.

A short talk was given by Arthur G. Phillips on "The Origin of the Eastern Star." A buffet luncheon was served The refreshment table was decorated in keeping with the St. Patrick motif. The entertainment concluded with -a cake walk, the cake being won by William L. Wilson.

Master Masons in attendance were Robert O. Inskeep, Lloyd Kroll, Joseph Inskeep and J. Cecil Inskeep, Allegany Lodge. From Georges Creek Valley Lodge were Arthur Phillips, Bui-ton Smith, Edward R. Muir, William Orr.

Charles L. Relber, George Gardner, Morgan S. Rlley, James A. McElvle, David Smith, Dr. George Miller, Ernest D.

Campbell James McElvle, Price Duckworth Francis Moore, William Wilson. Howard F. Van Horn, Robert Hamilton, Arthur Phillips, Albert Grindle, James M. Baker, Richard W. Elliott, Thomas M.

Wilson, Ervin D. Lewis, Ellas Whltefleld, Daniel Askey, Gerald Reeves, Joseph W. Graham, Wilson Hamilton, James J. Steele, C. C.

James and Thomas Peebles. Allan Abbott Named Head )f Republican Club LONACONING, March Abbott was elected president of the iepublican Club at, a meeting Thursday night in the club room, Union Street. Others elected were John Elliott, vice president; John D. Turnbull, ecretary; Harry T. Warnlck, treasurer; James Ritchie, sergeant at arms, and Earl Smith, Matthew Martin, James Park, George McCor- niok and William Rankin, trustees.

Club Donates To Red Cross Drive MIDLAND, March dona tion of $2.50 to the Red Cross driv was approved by the Midlan Homemakers Club at a recent meet ing. Mrs. Annie Llewellyn preside in the absence of Mrs. Nellie Allen The meeting opened with the Fla Salute, prayer and the singing "Maryland, My Maryland" an "Dixie." Reports were read by Mrs Margaret Williams and Mrs. Nanc Lease.

A letter of thanks from the 4-H Girls Club was read. Irish poems, written by Harr. Burns, a former resident, were reac by Mrs. Gertrude Smith. Mrs, Pear Blair, a delegate to the nationa homemakers convention at Colorad Springs, gave a report of th conclave.

Mrs. Blair a'so read a report Mrs. Lorentz, 01' Manheim, Ger many, on "Over Crowded Germany. Articles exhibited at the meetini included a hand painted wa: plaque by Mrs. Nancy Lease ant handkerchiefs with tatted edging and a- crocheted 'dolly by Helen Manley.

A candy and cookies sals will held at the April meeting. "Mapl Leaf Forever" is the song for thi April meeting. A special meeting of club mem bers will be held Wednesday eve ning in Red Men's Hall to plan fo the club's part in the centennia celebration of the town to be held during the first week of July. Brief Mention A program which will include film, "Wheels Across Africa," wli feature the meeting of the PTA a 7:30 p. m.

Monday in the schoo auditorium. A general meeting of the committees for the centennial will be held Sunday evening in tha Red Men's Hall at 7:30 p. m. Rosary, sermon and benediction will be held at St. Joseph's Catholic Church Sunday at 7 p.

m. and a the same time Wednesday. Rev Francis E. Montgomery, administrator of St. Michael's Church, will deliver the Wednesday night sermon, stations of the cross will be celebrated Friday afternoon and evening.

Mrs. Henry Anderson' returned to Washington accompanied by her niece, Donna Kay Thomas. Mrs. Salem Loar, of Miller Mines has returned from New York City Miss Bee Reilly visited relatives in Baltimore. Miss Margaret Kenny, anestheaist of St.

Agnes Hospital, Baltimore, visited relatives here. She was accompanied to Baltimore by her aunts, Misses Julia and Mary Qulnn. James Farrell returned to Deoit after spending several days with his family here. Mrs. Catherine Alfred Davis, David Shearer and John Murphy, all patients in Miners Hospital, Frostburg, are reported mproving.

Meeting Planned PIEDMONT, W. March meeting of the Alumni Asso- iation of Piedmont High School will be held Monday at 7:30 m. the school. BARTON THEATRE BARTON, MD. Sun.

Mon. March 39-20 PLEASE NOTE: Shaw Start. 8:30 Sun. Night Frank Sinatra, Etthtr Williami, Gone K.lly In TAKE ME OUT TO THE BALL GAME (Tachnlcofor) Alio Short Subjscts Wed. Thurs.

March Judy Garland, Frank Morgan, Key fiolger in THE WIZARD OF OZ (Technicolor) Alto Stint Short Tuesday March 21 0oy Only) Bing Crosby, Ann Blyth, Barry Fitigtrald In TOP 0 THE MORNING Plui; Seng Fri. 4 Saf. March 24-25 Charlai Starrttt, Smitty lurntttt, Start In LARAMIE Plui: ChapUr No, 11 Grana.tr Speaking Of Anlmali, Camtdy Cartoon (Popayc) Velora Stvauger Entertains Club March Velora Swauger recently entertained the Teachers Bridge club at the home of Mrs. H. F.

Broadwater. The St. Patrick's motif was used In the table decorations, tallies, place cards and favors, Honors' were won by Mrs. Edwin Hobcson, Mrs, Scott Holllday, Mrs. Naurine Rentchler and Mrs.

W. C. Grimm. Brief Mention The Hi-Lo ,500 club was entertained recently at the home of Mrs. John Hershberger.

Honors were won by Mrs. Robert Bender and Mrs. Jonas McKenzie. Mr. and Earl Shirk and daughter, Mrs.

Richard Relnhart, of Wayneslmrg, and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bender of Grantsville, will motor to New York Sunday where Mrs. Reinhart will go by plane to Join who Is stationed at San Juan, Puerto Rico, with the Navy. Jane Bender, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Harry J. Bender, has accepted a position as secretary at the Grantsville school. Rev. D.

J. Combs was the speaker at the Brotherhood dinner at Sang Run Methodist church for members of the church in the Friendsville Charge. Mrs. Wilson Bills is spending several days in New York. Lloyd Williams, of Pittsburgh, spent several days here with friends.

Mrs. Clyde McCurdy has returned from Friedens, Hospital where she had undergone a tonsilectomy, 3. Sgt. James S. Swauger, Andrews Field, Washington, is visiting his father, W.

B. Swauger, of Jennings and other relatives. Hynd man HYNDMAN, March Pinafore To Be Presented At BeaU High FROSTBURG, March 18 Students of Beall High School wlJ! present H. M. S.

Pinafore, Gilbert, and Sullivan operetta, March 31 it 8 p.m. In the auditorium of the school. Rehearsals have been undcrv.iv for the past three weeks. The play is being directed by Franklin Chermock and Quayle Andrews of the music department. Leading roles will be taken by Sheila Clise, Edwin Warehime, Melvin Eichorn, Stuart Blair and Betty Ann Hanna.

Elaborate costumes and itage settfngs will add to the beauty of the final production which promises to be one of the outstanding events of the school year. Miss Louise Dillon Mrs. Esther Kachllne are in charge of the costuming and Mrs. Anna Maria Holmes and J. Stanley Hunter, stage settings.

Tickets will be available Monday at the high school and at various local business places. John is conducting the ticket campaign. Ministerial Group Protests Appointment FROSTBURG, March the recent meeting of the Frostburjr Ministerial Association, the mem- oers unanimously voted to request the local Protestant congregations as such, and members individually, to protest to their congressmen, senators and the secretary of state tha pending presidential appointment of a United States ambassador to the Vatican. Heretofore, Myron C. Taylor was the personal representative of President Truman to the Vatican.

Taylor has now resigned. Numerous Irene Ritc'hey, Washington, is visit- bodies of the country ing her parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. the Federal Council of Ritchey.

Churches of Christ In America are The Annie Homer Bible Class will hold a turkey supper Friday, March 31, in the-social hall. Recent guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Mahlon Evans were Mr. and Mrs.

Harry Clem, of Mt. Pleasant. Miss Emma Burket has returned from Allegany Hospital, Cumberland. Irwin R. Kennell attended the funeral of his brother, Walter Kennell, at Turtle Creek.

Elmer Harbaugh, of Johnstown, visited Mr. and Mrs. Walter F. Miller. Mr.

and Mrs. Lynwood Shaffer announce the birth of a daughter. Mrs. Herman" Blngman has returned from Memorial Hospital, Cumberland, where she underwent an operation. Mr.

and Mrs. G. W. Brown and daughter, Delores, are visiting their son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.

Naples, Fla. Mrs. Paul Brode, of Butler, visited friends here. Mrs. Elmer Pliss has returned from Memorial Hospital, Cumberland.

Bilbles was the name given to an iron bar with sliding shackles onca used to confine prisoners. MIDLAND OPERA HOUSE MD. taking similar action. Scout Rally Set GRANTSVILLE, March Qrantsvllie Rotary Club will sponsor a Boy Scout rally at the Legion Home at 7 p. m.

Monday. Clarence Blackstock, scoutmaster, said all youths of scout age and interested parents may attend. John L. Dunkle, Frostburg. will address the rally.

March 19th and 20th "Top of The Morning" Bing Croiby, Ann Blyth Barry Fitzgerald Sun. 2(30 m. News Cartoon March 21st ena 22nd "The Sun Comes Up" (In tichnlsolcr) MatDonald, Lloyd Nolon and Latiii Two Cartoon! Fri. March 24th ana 25th "Prince of Foxes" Powtr, Wcnda Htndrlx Orion W.llti Alio S.rial Corning March 26th ami 27th "Come To The Stable" Drive A Bargain A-t Used Cars 1948 Plymouth 4 Dr. Seta, Exceptionally Clean 1946 Ford Station Wagon 1946 Ford 2 Dr.

Sedan, S845 1941 Pontiac 4 Dr. $375 1941 Buick Sedanettt $395 1938 Ford 2 Dr $225 1937 Chrysler 4 Dr. $275 1937 Willys $145 TRUCKS 1947 Chevrolet 158" W.I. Good Coal Body $850 1947 Ford 122" Stake, Dual Wheels $895 1941 Dodge Dump Truck $595 Farm Tractors 1947 Ford (Ferguson System) Step Up Transmission 1942 Ford (Ferguson System) with Plows Terms Trades Accepted HEISKELL MOTOR SALES Phone 79 Frostburg, Md. WfFD MONEY? Personal loans are gladly made to borrower! with security or personal endorsements, at low with liberal monthly repayment arrangements.

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