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SIXTEEN EVENING TIMES, CUMttCMLAJW, MO, WEDNESDAY, MAY 31. News From Frostburg, Other Aliegaoy County Towns and Tri-State Sections of ftrvloe, Henry: fOtnuilMlontT ot recreation, Harold Scott; pianist, Louii i counselor, Vernon Ixmr. Frottburg Wide Cooperation Urged For Peace Traditions Common Man Cook, Must Be Extended Over Wftrl.l world. Rev U'olt oil Dr. Albert of at Hrst Church, speaking on American Dream" at tile Memorial Day crv-i in4 General ices at cemetery, yeater-j The meetin, of the Cet-Together day afternoon, stressed the topor- jdub of chapter No tence of extending ccoperation to io der 0 8Ur wm nattons in efforts June 7 at the home of Mrs.

wcure world peace. He spoke of glmt Ideals of the common man thatj previously planned made American great and how their, Mrs Conrov common suffering create a spirit, visJtlng ftt the h( of of tolerance and good will, that now! gheareri West Maffl gtrwt must be extended to all peoples of! Mrs charle le returM(! the world. He referred to the vlslt her daughter present war and how again Bracken, Washington, and her Jeans must make sacrifices to snake wn chftr i Richmond, its ideals of religious, political I a Srrsf Earl Smelt, Akron, Ohio, is Post No. 24, American Legion, RoyJM rg 8 ji Sleeroan. presiding, included a Mr MTV Phillip'T Gatehouse by the Alton band, selections ret urned to Portsmouth.

after by the Maryland Singers, under the visiting Miss Annie Gatehouse aud direction of Maurice Mr and Mrs readings, "In Flander's Field," Maxlne Agnew, and Gettysburg address, Aden The services closed with the sound- ing of taps by the post bugler. The services at Ecihart ceme- tery included musical selections bv Davis. MrS- Lincoln 3 jMoorefield, W. visited her parr 3 ivc-A'is. enLv anri and Mrs.

Ed-ward Davis, Ormand street, while Li. Poole was Ftvrwos. W. May 31 The Weskyu Service Ouild of Uw Bt. John's MetbodUt net the heme of with Mn.

Sted TihUDty boetew. DM social hour was In of Mrs. Buckhmn- con. Con tests were won by Idith Sttmple, Nina Buckhannon. Mrs Ortrude Hall and Mrs.

Ella Sue Others present were Miss Grace Bright, Mrs. James Poling, Mrs, Calvto Var.noy, Mrs. Turner flhrout, Mrs. Geneva Buckhannon, Mrs, Homan Hall and MUs Kath- leen Hall and Sonny Oerasco. Brief Meuthw P.

W. Smith, construction man for the Armour Leather Company of'Parsons, underwent a major op- eration at the hospital here. Mrs. Korida Moore, wife of God- frey Moore, of Route 1, St. George, underwent a major operation here last week.

Edward Lake has recovered after a recent operation and returned to Baltimore. Mrs. E. C. CoJebank and daugh- ter, Patty, Morjantown, are guests of Mrs.

Junior Wolf. Howard Dudley, Huntington, and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Dudley and SOD. Dwlght, Oak Hill, are guests of Mrs.

Anna Mrs. George Bowley, Parsons, is homt oa leave. He is taking an ad- ton visiting in Baltimore and Washing- vanced course in officer training at Harvard University. chorus comprised of members of r. and Mrs.

James Church choirs, and a talk by at Miners' Hospital a son, John R. WUson. pastor of the Eck- hart Methodist church. Lewis roin jj ew erlck gave Lincoln's Gettysburg! address. i Atfim Baer returned Delegates Are Attending Baltimore Conference Prostburg, May 31--Rev.

Ralph Wott, pastor of First Methodist Church, and Harry Haason, a delegate, left today to attend the! annual Baltimore conference of thej MetbodM church at Western land coll-ege, Westminister. They Tri-State Obituary Mrs. Georje W. Peters May a recently an illness in Mt. her onei Mrs.

James T. Duckworth and daughter, Sandra- Gall, have gone 40-JJcw London, to join the former's husband, TM l-c James T. Duckworth, Jr. Mrs. Carrie Fink, Akron, Ohio, is the guest of Mrs.

Qnma Sturms. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Auvil, St George, announce the birth of son, Edward Lynn, their home on May 17. Miss Joyce Reynolds, Martlnsburg, arrived here to spend the summer with Mrs.

R. K. McClain. Seaman 3-c Robert Eiken, At- lantic City, is home. W.

Kermit Collett, Hambleton, returned to Baltimore. Mr, and Mrj. Louis Pratt, Kissa- to i cemetery here. The survivors in- summer. retired Baptist minister, and in the 1 evening Harry Odgers, member i Beall High School faculty, will on "The Hundredth Anniver- sary of the YM.C.A." IV.

R. Paw Paw, May liam R. Miller, 76, who died at his home here last Friday foltowirsg a stroke of paralysis, -were held Sat- at the Salem Methodist 1' orly-f our church with the Adam Grimm, Leaving For BaitimoreiPaw Paw, assisted by the Rev. virgil Frostburg, May 31--Forty-four Conan in charge. from Draft Board, No.

Mr. Miller, a member of the Salem all 26 years of age and under, wlf! jchurch, was born at Augusta, Hamp- Jeave here this week for Baltimore county, and conducted a store to be assigned for training with the' 81 Higginsville for 40 years. Navy. Etiisar U. McParland, Wright's' Surviving are his widow, Lavina Cross, will be acting corporal.

Others from Prostburg and Frost- Mr, and Mrs. "Coke" Moore and children, Akron, Ohio, are guests of relatives in Hamble- ton. Mr. and Mrs. Mont Wratchford, Baltimore, are visiting here.

Mr. and Mrs. Earl Moore and family. Baltimore, are guests of Elihvi Long. Daryl Parsons, Marietta, Ohio, is the guest of his family.

Lieut, and Mrs. John Dorsey, Camp Wheeler, Mrs. H. M. Cal- houn and children.

Ann and Jo- seph. MooreSeld: Mr. burg rural routes are Elmer Min- nicks. Henry L. McKenzie.

George Ellsworth Winters, William D. Albert W. Winebrenner, Roy John DeVault, Marvin A. Pen- i a one John Shaffer an and Miss Mrs. Lula are guests of jn.tii.iti ijuii, AH-VI a.i i daughter.

Mrs. Thomas Parlette, 1 Mrs A A Dwsey. both of Paw Paw; one brotrer, J. Bev and Ata left T. Miller, Augwta; three sisters, env Ue TM ere ac Mrs.

J. L. Saville, Augusta; Mrs. S. P.

Combe and Mrs. Parks, Romney. W. Va. Two grandchildren, companied by Milton ArnoJrt.

nlngton, William A. Clark, Roy Emory and Sarah Joe Miller Ritchie. Harry Irvin Jackson. Claude ai50 survive A. RobinetU, Daniel S.

Wanjpler.j Mrs Ida s3nler Francis E. Cosgrove and Cecil Rav- i HagerstoTO. May Ida widow of William F. raonfl Pols. Semler.

Moorefield Moorefield. W. May 31--Judge G. W. McCauJey, Moorefield, and Dr.

W. C. VanMeter attended the meeting of the General Assembly Other towns of the county will! Semler died recentl at tn home of the Presbyterian Church U. be represented in the group as fol-! her dau 6 hter Mrs Harper, which convened at Montreat, N. C.

Jows: Roger Fazenbaker Charles i 418 West franklin street. Burial was! Mr. and Mrs. Edward Coghill, Henry Rilcy Martin E. Rhodes rnade R0se HU1 cemeter -were guests of Mr.

and Robert A. Duckworth, Carl 6 rvivors son, G. C. Ernest S. Bruffinuge and Allan Cumberland.

n.lf!rn.Tirhh 1 John KCrllllg- Mrs. Marlin Bean. New World War Dead Are Honored Read At Memorial Day Ceremottiec cd At Cemetery May Memorial Day WM obxrr ed In the Tri-Towni yesterday with a parade and dec- ora Uon of graves of the veterans and a program at PhUon cemetery. The addrew was delivered by Hemdon K. Athey, Keyser, attor- ney.

The invocation was given by Kev. William B. Orndorff and benediction, Rev. R. J.

Harkins. Brass quartette school, directed of by Bruce Mrs. high Nyta Greenwade, played and selection by vocal octette of Bruce High School. Charles S. Dayton, commander of Kelly-Mansfield Pott No.

52 American Legion read the names of veterans of World "War II who have paid the supreme sacrifice as fol- lows: Richard Edwlson Bever, hus- band of Mrs. Nonna L. Bever, Westernport, and son of Mrs. George E. Bever, Chestnut Grove; Arthur P.

Moran, son of Mr. and Mrs. Patrick A. Moran, Western- port; Leroy J. Heylmun, son of Mrs.

Ada S. Heytoun, Piedmont; Fran- cis H. Dawson, of Mrs. Julia L. Dawson, Luke; Charles W.

Stevey. who resided with Mr. and Mrs. J. J.

Nelson, Luke: Robert Lee and Joseph Moores, brothers of Mrs. William Pattison, Westernport; John C. Barnard, son of Mrs. Gil- best Warnick, Chestnut Grove; John William son of Mr. and Mrs.

John. O'Haver, Western- port; Thomas Dunn Field, son of Urs. Nellie Field. Westernport; Walter Henry Whisner. son of Mr.

and Mrs. Walter Whisner, Beryl: Kennit Becker, husband of Ruthlee Becker, Piedmont; Morrison A. Holland, son of "Thomas A. Hol- and, Luke. Commander Dayton announced their are 1,379 men and women of the Tri-Towns area serving in armed forces as follows: Luke Bloomington 57, Westernport 700 and Piedmont 400.

The program Included a minute of silent prayer for the success of coming invasioa. Samuel W. Widmer, chairman, presented the speaker. The program concluded with gun salute snd taps by Kelly- Manstield Post No. 52, American Legion.

Bruce Banquet and Dance The annual banquet and dance of Bruce High School Alumni Associa- tion n-ill be held at the school auditorium tomorrow evening. The election of officers of the Alumni will be held at 8:30 o'clock to be followed by the banquet. Horace P. Whitworth will be toastrmuter and J. C.

Boor will give Invocation. Luther Shay, president of the Class of 1944, will respond to the address of wel- come. About sixty soldiers from Elkins are expected to be guesta at the dance from 9 p. m. to 1 a.

in. Hugh Wilson, president of the Alumni announced. Ted Williams and his Aristocrats, Frostburg, will play for he dance which will be informal and open to the public. Attorney and Mrs. Whitworth will lead the grand march.

at RoterLaon and Her, lUrmaad J. Harkinf. The a capella octet gave two num- wed A vocal mlMd quartette Haw Pin air Ladles' Bowling held Its annual dinner Thunday in the educational building at Trinity Methodist Church with the spon- of the team, franoee Peters and MlM Lillian Coury, guests. The captain -of the winning team, Mrs. Elizabeth Reynolds, waa pre- sented with a gift.

Mrs. Basel Right was toutmaster. Other guests were Marian Wilus, iiyrUe Youae. Rose Stultz, Maude Wilson, Edith Howe, Pauline Price. Betty Clise.

Ella New- comb, Thelma Nichols, Emma Stump, Rockine Ellas, Bernadlne Chancy. Mluej Elde Wilson, Penny Pendleton, Geraldlne Moran, Ger- akJine Riggleman. Virginia Lininger. Brief The Young Ladies' Bible class of Trinity Methodist Church -will meet tonight at 8 o'clock at the home of Mrs. Louise Parsons, 321 Maryland avenue, Westernport.

Mrs. Baxter Wllley and Mrs. Arthur Umstot will be assisting hostesses. Mrs. Armeda Wilson Groves, Luke, Seaman 2-c, Stafford Hotel, -Wash- ington, is visiting her father, Russell Wilson, Westernport.

Edgar Kalbaugh, Baltimore, vis- ited relatives. Miss Loutae Peyton, Washington, visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Peyton, Westernport. Lt.

Glenn Fortnty, Fort Knox.j^- Leon Glenrae, who is attending school at MM. Htakte W. Va. May Si--Mrs, L. D.

Hinkle was honor guest at a din- ner given at the home of her ton, Omer HinUe, in honor of her birthday. Placet were laid for the following children and Mrs. Omer Hiakle and daughter, Dorothy May. Robert Stewart and daughter, LouUe, of Thomas; Mr. and Mrs.

Ora Hinkle, Roy Hinkle, Misses Ruth and GeraldJne Hinkle, of Shoe Hun; Mrs. Clara Koth and children, of Horse Shoe Bun; Mrs. Robert Sponaugle, of Circlevffle; Mr. and Mrs. Melvln Heath and chil- dren, Katherlne and Warren; Zarl Hinkle.

Mrs. Ivs Coombs and chil- dren, Myra Grace and Joan, all of Davis. Glencoe-McMurny Announcement is made of the marriage of Miss Virginia Mae Mc- Murray, daughter of George Mc- Murray, Terra Haute, Indiana, to Pfc. Pete A. Glencoe, U.

S. Army, son of Mr, and Mrs. Anthony Glen- coe, Davis. The ceremony was performed in Ashland, Ohio, May 26, and follow- ing the services the bridal couple left for Davis where a reception was held at the home of his parents. Those attending were Mr.

and Mrs. Roy Harnes and daughter, Barbara, of Ashland. Cpl. and Mrs. Lud- wig Zalor, Barkerton, Ohio; Mr.

and Mrs. Harry Callos, and children, Maria and Nicholas, Morgan town; Carlisle Barracks, is visiting his brother and silter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Alton R. Fortney, Luke.

Lonaconing Lonaconing, May Flynn's Society Ramblers will play 'or the Junior-Senior prom tonight at Central High School. The gym will decorated in the class colors--blue and gold. The stage will be in red, white and blue--hon- oring the four boys who graduated at mid-year commencement. The dance will begin at 9 o'clock. Intermission will be at 10:30 and the dance will end ftt midnight.

Favors will be given to all who are present. Men in uniform will be admitted free. Brief Mention Miss Maude A. Bean, county dem- onstration agent, discussed the county picnic which will be held, at Constitution Park, Cumberland, at Lonaconing Homernskers Club last week. Mr.

and Mrs. Ernest Pinley, Cam- bridge, Ohio, are visiting Albert Crowe. Cpl. Simeon Hutcheson, Fort Dix, N. spent the weekend here.

Corp. Hubert Nicol, Shreveport, is home. He Is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Nicol, Charles- town street.

Rev. tnd Mrs. Lewis T. Ransom, Sykesville, visited here. Mr.

and Mrs. Edward Klipstein, Jackson street, anneunce the birth of a son at the Hodgson Clinic last Saturday. Mrs. Klipstein is the former Miss Elsie Grindle. Mr.

and Mrs. John Boettcher are the parents of a daughter at the Hodgson Clinic. Mrs. Boettcher is the former Miss Isabel Getson. Mr, and Mrs.

Preston Snyder, Baltimore, visited here, i Miss Janet Marie Bond, daughter I of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Bond, Balti- DucScwortb. WesMrnport; Galen i Shilling Donald, Alexander Rennie, i Mr. and Mrs.

Joseph B. Chipley jmore is a natient in and son, Joseph, left for men. In the community will Baltimore i Md, May dale. where Mr. Chipley is be served dinner at the Western- the western- port Service Center by the western- Charles? Milton Likens Oliver vices were held at the 'jneral Home here for John N.

Ker-j Sgt. Hoy Strawderrnan, who rt and Luke Canteen Club. Boy 98, who died recently, by stationed in Hawaii'since Scou ls wil1 escort the soldiers to Murphy and Andrew Miller Connor. Jjonaconing; Marshall A. Clark, Charies Kelev.

Harry Br hren fore 7 19 and Jenkins. Robert E. Bisentrcu William O. Muir, Midland. Ervin C.

Jones, Midlothian; Rus- sell J. Bennett, Gerald A. Often, Mt. Savage; Charles B. Nels, 611 Greene street, Cumberland; Robert L.

Kal- I minister of OaUar.d. was Miss Susie Fitzwater, Savage, made in Friendsrille cemeterj'. is spending her vacation with her Mr. Kerling was born near Assi-j Mr. and Mrs.

Oscar Fitz- dent and spent most of his life FriencLsville. His first, wife. Clara Cpl Mask Harwood. Westover Ann Teets, died in 1378, and hia Field, is spending a furlough rife, Mary Ellis McFadden, mot Mrs. Hazel Har- vin H.

Porter, Barton: Be.a!. Mt. Savage, and Raymond Moore, Barton. jmortd, of Arthurdsle. W.

(five grandchildren survive. Lawrence) Frank Snider Lawrence Keyseri Vsu May will be held this afternoon' at 2:30 by trie Rev. P. J. Charles L.

Reiter Leaves Oldtown Church Oldtown, May 31--The Rev. and left for DV uic rvev. j. rtiuraijaij, College Elementary A. ips of the catholic Church or Bishop's Head, where Rev.

Proaram Assumption, for Frank Snider, i Relter has a new assignment. Pastor i 5 nlrit I nhnrrh Frostburz. May 31--At the who died Sunday at the home of nee-tin? of the College Elementary Alt. Interment will be in School Parent-Teacher Point cemetery. of the Oldtown Methodist Church, Rev.

Mr. Rciter delivered his fare- the homes to which they will be assigned. Bruce Plar Tonight "The Kingdom of an original play will be presented at the class night program Wednes- day 8 p. m. Principal Lewyn C.

Davis wrote the script and Miss Margaret Thomas is directing. The cast includes Joe Cavallaro, Luther Shay, Harry Harvey, William Mclntyre, Dora Jean Hudson, Eloise Dunk, Mary Lou Raines. Gloria Dayton will read the class will and Katherine Marie Hicks the class history. Jessie McKenzie and Joy Kalbaugh will act as pages. Other members of the Class of 1944 will take the part of peasants, soldiers and court ladies.

the entire student body will Mr. Snider, a native of Poland, the program no relatives in this country. He Opening with 'a Danish' dance of resided at the Alt home. In jetting, accompanied by the years. of the first (rradc, the pro- i Ja Kline ram will Include: Indian dance i Paw Paw.

W. May nri song, second "The Shoe- inline. 85. who died here recently, laker Dance." "Holldav Dimes" andj a buried following at the specialty third grade; several home in char 8 of the Rev Adam ramatizations and fourth Grimm of the Methodist Church rnde; marching drill and a square i I was in Camp Hill sncc, SfUi grade: and dramatic i cemetery. sermon Sunday to the grad- Martins Plan Open House juatw ol Oidtown High School.

Rossj MJ. an Mrs. Ernest Martin, 203 F. Shaw presented Mns, Reiter trtth phiios avenue, Westernport, who a letter of appreciation Jor her Red i were married in Cumberland 30 Cross "work here. years ago, will celebrate the anni- versary tomorrow with open house past high priest of Elkins Chapter a their home from 2 to p.

m. No. 35, Royal Arch Mfctons, Scrap Paper Collected past commandary No. 31. Knight i in the paper acrap drive conduct- led at Westernport, Piedmont, Luke, John Glencoe, Cresaptown; Mr.

and Mrs. Kenneth Blanch and daughter, Katherine, Cresaptown; Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Glencoe and sons, David and Joseph, and Miss Eva Glencoe, all of Davis. Pic.

Glencoe has just returned from two and one half years service in the Panama Canal Zone. After his furlough he will report for duty at Camp Butner, N. C. where he will be an X-ray technician. Personals Charles Moore is visiting his brother, Robert, in Baltimore.

Wilbur Raines, Grafton, is home. Mr, and Mrs. R. W. Wilson, Rich- mond, were guests of Mrs.

Bel- mont S. Cleaver. Mrs. Beulah Meyers, Clarksburg, is the guest of Mr. and Mrs.

John Bava, S. Sgt. Leon Rogers is visiting his grandmother, Mrs. Rosser Rogers. He has been stationed with the Air Corps in Guadalcanal.

Denzil Hile has gone to Baltimore. Mrs. Ruth Burger and Miss Eileen Landis are visiting the former's husband, Pvt. Robert Glenn Burger, New Brunswick, N. J.

Mr. and Mrs. James Arnold, Brooklyn, are guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charles H.

Coffman, Seaman Second Class William Arnold has been transferred from Miami, Fla. to Boston, Mass. Seaman First Class Paul Meyers, son of Mr, and Mrs. E. G.

Meyers, who 18 months aboard a battleship in the South Pacific is home. Miss Martha Bomberger is visit- ing her aunt, Miss Daisy Mowry, Keyser. Mrs. Ethel Walters, junior cus- todian at the Federal Reformatory for Women, Alderson, is home. Mrs.

Laura Lantz and daughter, Parkersburg, are guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. G. D. Good.

Mrs. Marie Pell, Elkins, and son, Weider Pell, U. S. Navy, Chicago, are home. Mrs.

La-ivrence Reese has joined Pvt. Francis Woods, Camp Mac- kalL N. spent the weekend here.j ner nus band in Baltimore. Adam Thompson Rebekah Lodge onn Fisher and daughter. Miss will meet tonight instead Lucille Fisher, Detroit, are visiting me fi Virginia of June 7.

The surgical dressing class will be held today. Marion E. Thomas, Miss Alexina LaBanta and Mrs. Mar- garet Wellington, Washington, D. were week-end guests of Mrs.

Margaret Gardner. William Lashbaugh, California, is visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Lashbaugh, Charleston street. Sgt.

Ellsworth Shewbridge has been transferred from Fort McPher- son, io Camp Crowder, Mo. Pfc, Harry O. Steele has been transferred from Camp Gordon Johnson, to c-o Postmaster, New York, N. Y. John Brown, St.

Mary'rs Terrace, was admitted to Allegany Hospital, Cumberland. Tuesday. Matthew FiUpatricfc has been re- moved to Memorial Hospital, Cum- berland. Templars. Mm.

Bwbcl S. SUppey Altoona, May 31. -Mrs. Rachel E. Sllppey.

84, widow of Clarence Barton Dedicate Honor Roll etches from the si'thi Mr KUnc a relircd an died recently at the home iploye. had resided in the Paw Paw jot her daughter. Mrs. Elmlra. Harp- i Keyser McCoole, Ridgeley.

Rawlings Barton, May 31-A brief ceremony Lonaconing, Midland, Salisbury, marked the unveiling and dedica- Accident and FriendsviUe, 35 tons Uon jpf the "Plaque and Honor Roir was gathered. Alton R. Fortney, chairman of the Upper Potomac Plays Presented jection all his life. The widow andjater. Loop Station.

Included among salvage committee, announces, five brothers, John, Greencnstle, (the surviving daughters are Mrs. in the Tri-Towns six tons were received with two cars being loaded Froftburg, May iftrsfe audi- Wesley. Harvey and Theo-j Julia Colbert and Mrs. Hazel Bry- re attended the presentation of More, ali of Paw Paw. survive.

or one-act comedies by Summit school recently. Trench Shaffer I ant, both of Cumberland. Md. I John Nelson Smith W. May Hagerstown, May Nel- ''Hiring a School jShsfier, 52.

chief dispatcher for the'son Smith, 89, a former resident of to the young men and women from Barton and Moscow who are serving in tht' armed Lamberson was forces, master Maurice of cere- Thomas. Dr. and Mrs. Lloyd Erhard and daughter. Miss Mildred, Charleston, are guests of relatives here.

Miss Carroll Bergstrom is visiting in Baltimore. Mrs. H. Bernard Kneisly is visit- ing at the home of Mr. and Mrs.

Frank H. Kneisly, Martinsburg. Misses Mildred and Mary Eshel- man are guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charles fltipp, Shepherdstown.

Frank W. Gruden, "Seabees," and brother, Anthony Gruden, U. S. Navy, recently met in Hawaii. Both are sons of Mr.

and Mrs. Louis B. Gruden. Ruth Alderton, Logan, W. has arrived to soend thr Sum- mer at her home here.

Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Hart, Brad- dock, are guests of T. R. Smith.

William Everly and Frank W. Cross, Baltimore, are home. Carl Aronson, Buckhaiinon and daughters, Miss Catherine, Toledo, Ohio, and Miss Lee, Morgan- town, are home. Mt. Dedicate Mount Savage Memorial Over 600 Attend Program; by Col.

Gddara, Reed and Others Mount Savage. May 31 More than 400 men aad -women assembled at War Memorial Square yesterday evening Tor the dedication of the native stone monument, erected In honor of the men and women who have entered the service as well as those who served in the Civil, Spanish-American and First World War. The program opened with the playing of "America" by the Boys' and Girls' Junior Order Band and the Invocation by the Rev. Michael S. Smyth, pastor of St.

Patrick's Catholic Church. A prayer for the men and women in service WM of- fered by the Harris M. Waters, pastor of the Methodist Church. James Crump, president of the Mount Savage Veterans' Associa- tion, was master of ceremonies and introduced the speakers, first of whom was Lester Reed, Mt. Sav- age, a member of the House of Dele- gates.

Mr. Reed's speech was an adapta- tion of Lincoln's Gettysburg address to the present situation. CaWara rtatoes CltUens William D. Gannon, and Bernice Castro which took place to Hilo, Hawaii, April 15. While honey- mooring at Kilauia Volcano House, Hawaii, S.

Sgt. Clannon met Charles Colonel Joseph D. Caldara, who recently returned from 15 months In the South Pacific and is now stationed in Washington, spoke of the wonderful example set by this small community and he referred to the spotter's post on the "top of the hill" where tireless hours spent by citizens throughout the night watching for enemy planes. He commended the Air Raid War- dens, Minute Men and Civilian De- fense organizations for their splen- did work, alertness and cooperation and urged them to combine to pre- serve the home front for their love'd ones who are counting the days un- til they return. Beachem Impressed Commander James W.

Beaehem, of Henry Hart Post 1411, V. F. Cumberland, spoke on the impres- siveness of the occasion and com- mended Mr. Crump for his work. The pupils of St.

Patrick's parochial school and Mount Savage public school recited the pledge to the flag. Miss Louann Garlitz placed the wreath on the monument in honor of the deceased soldiers. Colin C. Bowers, chairman of. the town council and chairman of the Red Cross drives, gave a review of current events in the community.

Over $10,000 has been collected in drives for charity and civilian pur- poses in this community since De- cember 1941. The total collected to date for the stone monument is $980.81 and the amount expended for the stone work alone is is estimated the total cost will approximate $3000 which will include the bronze plaques on which the names will be inserted. He also requested people to do- nate to the blood banks and told them that applications could be filed with Miss Coleta McNamee, Joseph Carter or himself. Mount Savage has 413 men and women in the armed forces, this being over 13 per cent or a seventh of its population. There were Tom this commuunity in World War One.

The flag at the Memorial was lowered to half staff by Mr. Crump in honor of four who have made the supreme sacrifice: George Lynch, Joseph Dunn, Eugene Dickel and John Phillips. Mention was also made of James Murphy, reported missing in action and Joseph Green, who has been a prisoner of the Japs since the fall of Corregldor. Selections by the Junior Order Band were "Za" "America. The "Star Spangled 'Military Escort" and "Good Sports- lan." The ceremonies were concluded with the pronouncing the Bene- diction by the Rev.

Father Smyth. Seated on the addi- tion to the speakers iVIaster Sgt. George William Bowers, who recently returned from. service In Africa; Pvt. Elmer Lashley, Fort Grid, and Pvt.

Stanley Turley, Fort Knox, Ky. There will be a meeting of all veterans tomorrow evening in Mul- laney's hall to select a name for the newly organized Legion post. The charter has been granted by the State and National Department to the proposed post and a name will be chOMn by a majority of chapUr and paid-up members. CBtcrUtaM Mt. flftvafe, May 31 wuii Workers Circle Wo.

1 met at home of Mildred Sine. M. Myra Anvder will hottets IH- month when a box luncheon punned, Attendinc were Mesdam William Crowe, Myra Bnyder, Till Klrby, Handy Riwr, Edna wii Mildred Eula Frankenber Dorothy Evans and Maude Holslnt er. Brief MottlM A severe rain and hail ston swept over Mt. Savage Saturda; causing considerable damage fruit trees, flowers and gardens.

Miss Margaret Carabine, Wash ington. It visiting her sister, Mis Loretta Carabine, and brothei Thomas Carabine. Pvt. Stanley Turley, Fort Knox Ky, Is home. Earl Porter, Navy, Balnbridg? is visiting his wife, Mrs.

Anna (Klanijan) PXsrter. Fort Ashby Fort Ashby, W. May 30- Mrs. Rebecca Bowers entertained the Wesley an Class at her home. Miss Elmira Weakland, Washing- ton, was home.

Sgt. James Marker, Fort Bragg, N. visited here. Miss Audry Funk, Washington, is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Will Funk. Marvin Eye returned to Balti- more after spending the weekend with his wife, Mrs. Eleanor Eye. Mr. and Mrs.

Brooks Welch. Baltimore, were visitors here. Oliver Walker, Baltimore, is home. Leland Pyles, Washington, was visitor here. Joseph Deremer, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Douglas Deremer, is home from the West Virginia School for the Deaf. were turned played "On Soldiers For the u. over to the West Virginia Pulp and 6.JL-' monies. The City 0 0 of Bartor who te ia the ISeabees.

ram" "Toll a Woman" rn Maryland Rallwav com- Hagerstown. died recently at the mont Chapter, Red cross, wwron Mcuwaist cnurcn. AH uoid and "t5no! Ab- panv. died Saturday at his home home of his son. Harry L.

Smith, cold drinks to the workers in the American flag, donated by the upki and "Uncie 5 Saturday at his home rs ion North Randolph avenue. Elkins. taking part were Barbara following a six-week Illness, which Paper Company here, The'canteen committee of Pied- mont Chapter, Red Cross, McKeesport, Ps, ai.u was Boy Scout room of the educational building of Trinity Methodist made here In Rose Hil! cemetery. Scott. Dorothy Urbft? Marion Started with ft streptoccorcin In fee-j Mrs.

S. J. Welter, of Cumberland, a Church. At, Keysev seven and a half tons Marion HiggW, Doris Buck-1 tlon, daughter, is flmong the survivors. w.

Man- Margaret FaMnbaker.j He txirn in Tucker Miss Mary L. Arnold jof paper were collected tules Carter, LOULS Albright. Parsons. November 3J, 1891, Barton, May 31 Miss Maryj The twelfth general The invocation was offered by the Rev. L.

J. Moore, pastor of the Barton Methodist church. An Lonaconing American Legion, was raised while Harry Andrews, veteran of World War 1 played "To the Colors." The program Included: Address. Mayor P. Hoffa; unveiling of honor roll, music by Lonaconing and Jenn HlRliw.

of Andrew and Alice Murphy Louise Arnold. 71. daughter of the 'he school band also piaycd sev- Shaffer. He attended school Inflate and Cenlth E31en numbrrs. snd hour Toi-iParsons and at the age of 18 began (Michaels) Arnold, died iast night (Hi.

The affair was bj-j working for Western Morylandjat home here. She had been of the Tri-Towns wlli be Bat- band; address, Leo T. Downey, rep- urday. June In which everything will be picked up including tin Parent-Teacher? Association. --I- cans The canteen committee of ground.

will serve sand- The resenting the Maryland State Road Commission, which provided the! Mr. and Mrs. George Williams are visiting their daughter, Mrs. Earl! Otto, Baltimore. Mrs.

A. P. Hoffa is visiting her! daughter, Seaman Second Class' Elaine Joy Hoffa, North Carolina. Third Class Petty Officer Kenneth Crowe is visiting his parents, Mr.j and Mrs. George Crowe.

Sgt. Richard Lashbaugh, Camp Stewart, is spending a furlough with his father, William Lashbaugh. J. Irvin Martin, seaman second! Special Thursday Only Meaty Spare Ribs COBEY ENOLE MEAT MARKET Phone St Froitborj Liv Officer ot C. Wslsh.

Atty. Liberty Trust City. EXECUTORS NOTICB THIS 18 TO GIVS NOTICI. the subscribers have obtained from the Or- phans' court ot AUegany County. Mary- land, letters Testamentary on the eswt of Charles C.

Porter, late of AUegir.r County, Maryland, deceased. All persons having claims against the deceased are hereby warned to exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof duly authenticate, to the subscriber on or before the day ot November. 1944. Tney may other- wise by law be excluded from all benefit ol the said estate. All persons knowns themselves indebted to said estate are requested to make immediate payment.

Given under our hands this 23rd day May. 19H. HARRY L. PORTER. GEORGE f.

PORTEK, Executors. 190B Bedford City. --Advertisement T-Msy 24.31 June 7, Liw ol Thomu Lohr Richards 19 South Liberty Btreet Cumberland, Marylind EXECUTOR'S SALE Of Valuable Double Frame Dwelling House Known as Nos. 316 and 318 Crawford Street, Cumberland, Maryland, and Quantity of Home- hold Goods Situated ifl No. Crawford Street.

Under and bj" Ol ot ule contsincd la list will nd tettunent oi George W. Wearer, idmltted to probate In the Orphini Court tot Allejtny Counts. on April 18. by order of the Court lor AUe- gany County, MtryUsd. undersigned WlllUm L.

Wearer, executor of the eiUu o' Qtorft W. Wnver, will lor talt at public auction to the Mics'- bidder at 10:00 Ai St Thuntoy, June 1, on the property to be told at Nos. 316 and 311 Crawford Street, Cumberland, Maryland, al! of the deieribtd property: REAt, ESTATE: All thote puru at lots Nos. and i ol H. C.

aitck'j Addition to Cumberland iltuated on the enttrly tide Crawlord Street in tht City ol Cum- bsrland, Allegtny County, trhleh more psKlcultrly described is loJlowi. M-trlt: for laid parcel of land.nt point 40 leet from a ttaki on the easterly Elde Crawford Btreet at the toutbirest corner of Lot No. 3 of laid Addition (for- merly owned by Joseph Welsel), and run- ning with the easterly side ot tald Btreet South WMt 37 leet, then Bouta 74 def, East it ieet to Ad- dition, and Tlth it North 3Vt But 37 feet, thence North It def. West feet to the beginning. This belnc the prop- erty which conveyed by Mordecal P.

Summerfield and Martha J. Summerfldd, wife, unto George w. Weaver and Mary Alice Weaver, his wife, by deed dated March VS. 1923, and recorded amor.f the Land Records of AUsgtny County in tlber 141, Folio THE IMPROVEMENTS upon the above described land consist of a double frame dwelling house as Nos. 318 and 3U Crarford Btreet, Cumberland, Mary- land, tnd being six rooms and bath on each tide; both sides of the double dwcl- house are equipped tricity.

itater aad sewer. ai, elec- TBRMS CF SAit AS TO RIAL MTATE: One-third (Vi) cuh on dar ot sale, bal- ance in CMh upon ratification of the sale by the Court. Taxes, water tents, and other pobUo- be adjusted as or the day of tale. PERSONAL FROMHTT: A of ptrsonal belonging to tin estate of W. Wearer, deceased, and octted In No.

311 Strut itlll also be offered for salt at tht Ume nd place. TSRM8 OF SALE A8 TO PJR8ONAL tK.Ofm.Tt: CMh. WILLIAM L. WRAVXR, Executor of the relate ot Oeorft W. Wearer, decened.

--Advertisement ADMIMSTmAXOM HOHCI THIS TO CUV! KOtlOt, That the subscribers hare obtained from the Or- iharti' Court of AUetany County, iUry- and. Utterc of Atalnlitratlon on the of Arthur Uttenburf, ot Allo- fanr County, Maryland, dtceued. All havlnf claim afairut the de- ceased are Hereby to esSlblt the strae, with the toucheri theieo! duly authenticated, to the lubicrltrtr on or lefore the 33rd day of November. They mar otherwise by law excluded from all benefit of the estate. All persons knowing indebted to said estate ore requested to mike Imme- diate payment.

Given under our hands this 13rd day of WM. KXLCN Q. WILSON. Administrators. f.

O. Box City. -Adrertlremem T-May J4.ll 7.14 Fellowship rostburg. May (Company. health for several years.

He married Miss Eftle Stump Miss Arnold was a native of Pied- jwlches and vM dflnto. and he and his W. and member of Sermon Given carries the 'class. Little Creek, spent the with hte wife here. MlM Anna WasWng WEDNESDAY AND THUBS.

Vale i tame to Elkirw 28 years ago. A St. Gabriel's Catholic church. Bar- 5, I I 7 -V fc.au .3 imit Methrxiist VouUi Robert, an only chlid and ton. i elected ofi'iccrs as fol-'corporal In the Army, Surviving are two sisters.

Mrs. here for the past week. He has Nannie McGreevy, Cumberland, and Helen idcnt, George Unbrogger ry. Emery Lonr, treasurer. Eve-'Mearte, Mil.

Binbaufth; ccmrniMionPr of wor-; He wa.i prominent in Wampler; vice been stationed at Camp i Mte Nellie Arnold, at home; and inbrogser; and Li being tTSwferr'ed to Ft.isix brothers, Frank Arnold, of Ohio; The sermon to graduates of Bruce ton and 42 from Moscow. Brief Mention PALACE "JAM SESSION" MATINEE AND NIGHT Mrs. Thomas Mowbray. with ANN MILLER JKSS High School was delivered Sunday Th fje Moore, pastor of' afternoon at the high school audi-' 'the "Barton Methodist church, de-i Hvered the sermon to Barton High graduates In the Presbyterian Brethren Church. His theme "as churc Sunday morning.

The Arnold, McKees Rocks, "The Challenge of He wfls Duty and Respon- Domlniok. Crewptowij, snd JesM-jflMteted by the Rev. Wiillnrh B. Orn- ibllity of Building the Tomorrow." torlum by the Rev. Ernest Bruce Capllngw, pastor of the United WANTED Waitress, with or without ex- perience.

Six a week with good pay. WEDNESDAY AND THURS. OXLT Eleanor Scott; commlsMontr being past inaster of Kikirvs inns, Mary Alice Fatkin; coni-ilodget No. 108, A. F.

and A. Harmon and Simon Arnold, all ofidorfl, Rev. Robert l. Vlning, Rev. Harmon Gannon received word of Barton Faster M.

Prv. 'the marriage of his fon, S. PRINCESS RESTAURANT Frostburg Adv. T-May M-31-J-1 "'ly 30-J-1-2 LYRIC "COWBOY CANTEEN" with CHARLES STARRETT TEX HITTER Vajrue. The Frjwee, Roy Acuff And Hlii Smoky Mountain Boys Girls.