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EVENING TIMES, CUMBERLAND, WEDNESDAY, 3,1941 I NEWS FROM FROSTBURG AND NEARBY TRI-STATE SECTIONS JAMES M. SLOAN RITES SET FOR TOMORROW 'Long Career In Business and Politics Ends At the Age of Ninety Lonaconins, Sept. 3--Serv- ices for former State Senator James M. Sloan, who died yesterday after- noon, will be held at the home to- afternoon at 3:15 with 'burial In Allegany Cemetery, Frost- burg. The Rev.

L. B. Brown, rector lot St. John's Episcopal Church, will officiate. Senator Sloan had long been ill.

lie was ninety. A former merchant, 'Mr. Sloan was at one time prom- inent in state politics and served as sub-treasurer at Baltimore dur- Ing the administration President William McKlnley. He was formerly president of the Savings Bank and pres- ident of the Fred R. Sloan Orchards but retired from the bank in 1926 and had been inactive in busi- ness for the last twelve years.

He a member of the Lonacomng town council from 1900 to 1S02. As far as is known, Mr. Sloan was oldest Mason in Maryland. He was initiated into the order March .5. 1873, was raised December 3 of a year and was made a life mem- ber December 23, 1923.

He was a past master of George's Creek Val- ley Lodge No. 161, a member of Gar- Chapter of the Royal Arch and Thirty-third degree of the Scottish Rite. Native of Eckharl Born at Eckhart. August 3, 1851, Mr, Sloan was a son of the. late a R.

and Ann Muir Sloan, natives of Ayrshire, Scotland, who came to this country in the years 1837 and 1840, they being united in marriage at Mt. Savage, Md. He received his early education at the public schools," later taking a course at the Bryant Straiten Business College, Balti- more, in the winter of 1871. Start- ing iiis business career early in the field, he advanced stead- ily until he succeeded his brother, the late David Sloan, as president of the Lonaconing Savings Bank in 19Qo. He also served as president of the Bankers Association of Western a a for several years.

A member of the Episcopalian Church, Mr. Sloan was a boyhood friend of the late Rt. Rev. John Gardiner Murray, native of Lona- coning and bishop of Maryland and presiding bishop at the time of his death. Bishop Murray confirmed Mr.

Sloan many years ago. Parents oC Five Children Mr. Sloan Frederick, a. street and plans to make her home at Florence, where she is employed aa a high school teacher. Mrs.

Ida Reed, Fitchvllle, is visiting her son and daughter-ln- aw, Mr. and Mrs. John Reed, West Loo street, Ollle Perkins, 18, was fined $20 and costs last night In the Trial Magistrate's court on charges ot assault and battery. He was taken to county jail in default. Douglas 'Dusty" Waites, charged with being drunk and disorderly; paid a fine of $5.

The two colored men were Involved In a fracus early Tuesday morning. Downey-Sullivan Frostburg, Sept. 3--Announcement has been made of the marriage of William H. Downey, son of William W. Downey, Wright's Crossing, and Miss Martha E.

daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John j. Sullivan, East Loo street, July 27, at the Im- manucl Reformed Church, Balti- more, by Rev. R.

Graul, pastor. Mrs. Downey is a graduate of BeaU High School and Ursullne Business School, Cumberland. Mr. Downey, also a Beall High graduate, is employed by the Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company in Baltimore.

They left yesterday to reside at 3023 Clifton avenue, Baltimore. TERRA ALTA Terra Alta, W. Sept. 3. Mrs.

A. F. Glodfelty entertained on the forty-sixth birthday of her husband. Guests were Mr. and Mrs Karl Priest, Mr.

and' Mrs. Clyde Shaffer, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Everly Mr. and Mrs.

Earl Feathers anc Mr. and Mrs. Donald Ellason. Rose Temple No. 7, Pythian Sis- ters, will resume weekly meetings tomorrow with a covered dish sup- per.

Dwight Dodge, of Baltimore, vis- ited his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Join W. Dodge. Mrs.

George M. Rider.our is vis iting in Baltimore. Mr. and Mrs. William Wunshell Charleston, visited the latter's par ents, Dr.

and Mrs. s. W. Scott. Orln C.

Ford and Paul Mason resigned as teachers in toe Terra Alta High School. Mrs. E. w. Sanders and daughte: Naomi, are visiting in Genesse Depot, Wis.

Miss Marie Buric was a visitor a White Sulphur Springs Monday. KITZMILLER Kltzmiller, Sept. 3. The Presbyterian Sunday School held a picnic at the K. of P.

grounds, Burlington. Those attending were: Rev. and Mrs. A. S.

Gear and chil- dren, Laura Mae, Sonny, Rosalee and Paul, MM. Electa Bishop, Mrs. Cora, Campbell, Mrs. Olive Sorters, Mrs. Francine Piltts, Mrs.

Grace Evans, Bruce, Margaret, Neva and Mary Jo Holland, Lois and Betty Sowers, Jackie Pritts, WUma Evans, Elva May Dean, Francis Barnhouse, Norma Lee Davis, Ula and Laura Burrell, Vanda, Joyce and Rita Bar- Ick, Earlene Shank, Betty and Dar- ene Dixie and Jackie Bur- ell, Lorraine and Bobby Paugh, Beasy Markley, Dale Jones, Ramona Hart, Carol and Alvin Hart, Mary Wilson, Betty Jane Lancaster, Dolly, Donna and Patsy Burrell and Donna Sarrlck. The Homemakers of Kitztnlller entertained by Mrs. Joseph The guests were Mes- lames Francis Smith, Cora Mc- Robie, Eleanor Rohrbaugh, June O'Donnell, Francine Pritts, Garr Rhorbaugh and Cora Campbell. Visitors from Baltimore were Roy and Charles Jones, George Hutson LeRoy Riley, Roy Bray, Cecil anc Harold Dawson, Mike Dl Guistino Junkins, Ruth Kinkesd Dorothy Ma.rkley, Mildred Keller Buddy Barrick, Clayton Gough Brown and Andy Mcln- married Miss daughter of John Frederick, of Somerset county, L'. 1S74.

They were the parents of r.v children. his widow, he is survived by following children: Judge D. Lindley Sloan, of Cum- berland; Miss Florence Sloan, Mrs. Charles Klalte -arid Frederick R. Sloan, all of Lonacontng.

and James M. Sloan, Huntlngton, Lonst Island, N. Y. Also surviving nre the following grandchildren: James DeWitt Sloan, son of Judge Sloan, now at Fort Meacic; Fred R. Sloan, son of Ice-president, and J.

H. Simmons, Ridgeley. re-elected attorney. Key- er won first prize of $50 for the test appearance in the parade end ecorid prize of $50 in the drill con- est. Piedmont won the first prize of $100 in the drill contest and the econd prize of $30 for the best ap- pearance.

Forty-four members of he fire company aud twenty-one nembers of the Auxiliary were in he parade on Saturday. Stricken On Train Mr. and Mrs. H. A.

Sllger, 37 'forth Water street, were advised their son, Arnold T. Sllger, had undergone an operation in a hospital at Snohonish, Wash SUger, one of first draftees sent from Mineral county, was stationed at Fort Lewis, iVashington. Being above the present draft age he was honorably dis- charged on August 29 and had start- ed for home when he became ill and Had to be taken from the train at Monroe, Wash. His condition Is said to be favorable. Triple Uirthday Party tertaimcct with a handkerchief showtr in honor of Glenna Lee Nine and Alice Jeun Fulk at the home of Freda Mason on Friday night.

Attending were Louise Layton, Re- becca Purgitt, Mar' Renn, Georgia Ellen Bliaard, Mrs. Ntmzlo Bar- bara, Mrs. A. O. Schaffer, Mrs.

F. Nine, Mrs. Harold Schaffer, Mary Jo, AnUmette und Rose Marie Cantonc, Mary Morris, Beulah Marie Racey, Marguerite Clark and Freda Mhson, councillor for the guild. Shower- Mrs. Harold Schaffer and Mrs.

Cecil Layton entertained on Thurs- day night with a miscellaneous shower in honor of Mrs. Joy Bar- bara, recently married, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. C.

Schaffer Among those who attended were: Mrs. W. J. Fulk, Mrs. H.

R. Fulk, Mrs. Cass F. Fulk, Mrs. Lydia Mor- ris, Mre.

Cella Dixon, Mrs. E. Nine, Freda Mason, Mrs. Danie! Newman, Mrs. James Humes, Gienna Lee Nine, Mrs.

J. Cantone, Mrs ard, Washington, visited Mr. unci Mrs. Daniel Leonard. Mrs.

Nettle Harclerode, Mrs. Ted Miller and daughter, Joyce and C. V. Bowers attended the Point picnic Saturday near Bedford. Mr.

and Mrs. Frank Minnlck are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Chailes Reid. Akron, Ohio.

MUses Ruth Kretzschinar and Eleanor Ran, Baltimore, were guejsts of Mr. and Mrs. A. Q. Crable.

Miss Mildred Satzer, R. Spar- A birthday party was given at the I Elizabeth Bryan, Lovilla Frost --i ti i Elizabeth Curry, Mrs. William Junk- ins, Mrs. Charles Best, Mrs. Lind- say Frazler, MJ-S.

George Fulk, Mrs Sheridan Layman, Mrs. Ned Renn Mrs. Roy Layton, Mrs. Wayne Racey, Mrs. Havard Wolfe and Mr.

and Mrs. A. C. Schaffer and Harold Schnffcr. tyre.

r. and Mrs. Charles F. Jones and sons, Eldon and Dale visltec Mr. and Mrs.

Charles Davis, Cum- berland. Mrs. Mary Walker, Cumberland visited friends here. Mr. and Mrs.

Carl Kimble have moved to Carroll srteet, Cumber- land, Md. Miss Evelyn Sims and Leona Kis- ner returned from Burlington, W. Va. Mr. and Mrs.

William Lancaster and daughter, Billy Kay and Frank Shank, Baltimore, and Elwood Shank, Akron, Ohio, visited Mrs. Jessie Shank. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Black, Bal- timore, who visited Mr.

and Mrs. Hugh Rohrbaugh, were accompani- ed here by Miss Maxgarcte Rohr- baugh. Miss Evelyn Hutson from Phila- delphia, will go to Ashton, to reume her duties as teacher. Darrell Selders, Fort George G. Mrs.

Charles Peters and daugh- ter, Mrs. J. A. Hood and daughter. Fred B.

Sloan, Lonaconing; Mrs. Charles Yanquel, Caronado, and Mrs. Richard Kuehmund, An- napolis, wife of the lieutenant com- mander of the U. S. S.

Yorktown, children of Mrs. Charles Klatte; Orrick Sloan, of Portland, and Mr.s. Hcien of Rye, N. children of James M. Sloan, Jr.

Six great-grandchildren also sur- vive, namely: Julia and Elizabeth Yanquel, daughters of Mrs. Charles Yanquel, Coronado, Richard son of Mrs. Richard Kuehmund, An- napolis; Lindiey Sloan, son of Or- riek Sloan, of Portland, Miss Nancy Stetson and Jerry Stetson, children of Mrs. Helen Stetson, Rye, N. Y.

cf Youngstown, and H. E. Holler, of Cumberland, visited Mrs. A. F.

Collins, Mrs. Lester Bolyard, and Mrs. C. S. Harriman.

Mi-, and Mis. Herbert White, Youngstown, and Mr. and Mrs. C. B.

Southern, Clarksburg, were guests of Mrs. Adeline White. Miss Delorcs Jackson, student nurse at Mt. Sinai Hospital, Balti- more, Is home. A district meeting of the WPA music teachers will be held here Friday.

A piano demonstration will be- given, by Terra Alta pupils. Mrs. Hazel Downer, Philadelphia, was a visitor. Wallace Glover reUirned to Pitts- burgh. Mr.

and Mrs. Ray Watson, Graf- ton, were guests of Mrs. Wanda Six and Mrs. Hazel Jones. Mr.

and Mrs. Lloyd Warthem Friendsville, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. E. Elscy.

Mr. and Mrs. John Hutson, Washi- ngton, and Bobby Dale FichneH, Mt. Lake Park, visited Mr Mrs. L.

C. Hutson. Prof, and Mrs. John' Dottcrer Manchester, visited Prof, and Mrs. O.

P. Jone-s. Wilma Llller returned from visit- ing Rev. and Grover Poole Capon Bridge. Miss Bcrnlce Campbell and Leo McGann, Cumberland, visited Mrs Cora Campbell.

Mrs. Blanche Garner and Mrs William Moore wilted Miss Esta Wilson, Short Run, Md. Pete Walakas, Hancock, vis- ited his mother. Mr. and Mrs.

Eugene Coleman and sons, John and Cris, Morgan- town, visited Mr. and Mrs. John H. Coleman. Mr.

and Mrs. James Wheeler and sons, Clarksburg, and Mr. and Mrs. Clark Walker, Fairmont, visited W. D.

Walker. Mr. and Mrs. P. B.

McShime and home of Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Haines in honor of their two sons, Ronnie, six, Newton, seven, and their grand- father, S.

A. Park, rUty-nine, all being on September 1. Others present were Jimmy and Bobby Haines, Margaret Ann Eagle, Sheila Kagey, Billy and Mae Bell Haines, Chnrles Mullen, Dicky Shade, Beverly and Johnny Smith, Barbara Ann Haines, Genevieve Long, Jerry Clevenger, Mrs. S. A.

Park, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Long, Page Haines, Abe Harmon, Mrs.

Tommy Clevenger, Anna, Bell Haines, Mabel Leary. Luncheon was served. Kevival Ends Sunday Evangelist Walter Paul Shepherd, radio evangelist, from Florida, will close his revival series next Sunday light at the Pentecostal tent, West Piedmont street. Evangelist Shep- lerd announces that he "is going to preach very special and interesting messages during the five closing nights of the meeting." Meetings i ve at 8 o'clock. Brief Mention Mrs.

Harlan Sisler, Mrs. Albert Davis, Miss Jeannette McGuffie and Miss Mary Rice were guests of Dr. and Mrs. Sydney McGee last night at a picnic supper at the cabin of Mr. and Mrs.

C. E. McDaniel on the South Branch, near Springfield. Mrs. O.

V. Jennings will entertain the March Division, W. S. C. Grace Methodist Church tomorrow night.

The Women's Guild of Einanuel Episcopal Church will meet at 7:30 tonight at the home of Mrs. Eliza- beth Barraclough. The eighth annual leunion of the Adams family will be held Sunday, Sept. 7, at the Mount Zion United Brethren Church. The third reunion of the Joseph McDowell Clan will be held Sunday, Sept.

14, at the old home now known as the Joseph McDowell Memorial Park. The six- teenth annual reunion of the Biser family will be held Sunday, Sept. 14 at Van Myra Camp Ground near Burlington. Mr. and Mrs.

ELK GARDEN Elk Garden, 3. A wiener and corn roast was held at the striped school house grounds Edna Haints, Gusiava Shaffer, visited ihcir Wesley Shaffer, Gormania. Junior Shanholtz and Nelson Srier Mention Friends are requested flowers. to omit William O. Sires Gets Three-Year Scholarship Frostburg, Sept.

3--William O. son of Mr.s. Elizabeth Sires, Spring street, has been awarded a thiee-year scholarship to Western Maryland College. The scholarship, the only one of its kind awarded iti Allegany county, provides room, "Aboard and tuition for the duration of the student's course at the col- lege. Young Sires, an honor gradu- ate of Bcall High School, 1940, was an honor student at the college last year.

i The announcement of the award was made Monday by State Sena- tor Robert B. Kimble. Sire.s, who won the Bausch and Lomb science award for the highest grade in science for four years at Bcatl High School, took a com- petitive exmination for the scholar- ship June 30. He has been employed LONACONING Lonaconing, Sept. 3 Municipal Candidates At a meeting of the City Council held last night the resignation of John Evans as councilman was ac- cepted.

The candidates for mayor are John Evans and John R. Merr- baugh and for council, Douglas Waddell and Frederick Bowden, Jr. A special meeting wijl be held Sept. 15 to induct new officers. Street committee reported fire plug installations on the Island.

Brief Mention Miss Jean McCracken and Clyde Voss are visiting Mr. and Mrs, Wil- liam Smith, Douglas avenue, Miss Bessie Conaway and Miss Cora Bishop returned from Jackson Michigan, where they visited their brother, Harry A. Bishop. Miss Bishop is spending a few iays with her sister, Mrs. Bertha Dick, be- fore returning to Washington.

Mrs. Harvey Bucks and son, Har- vey, of Port Deposit, are spending part of their vacation with the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs D. A. Edwards.

Richard Carwcll in Baltimore months. for the summer Personal and General Muss Lillian Fcldrr.an, returned from McKcesport, where the spent weeks with Mrs. Charles McMii Mr. McMillan is critically 111. Mr.

and Mrs. Paul Pippls and son, etcr and Richard, and Mrs. Ada Wagner returned to Barberton, Rfter visiting Mr.s. Louisa Wagner and Mr.s. Anna Flummor, Grahnm- ujVvTi.

Mr. and Mrs. Edward Carder and son.s, Elmer and Hassell, Green street, returned from Cleveland, they wer guests of John Mrs. Kenneth Lowrey where Niner. Mr.

announce the birth of a daughter a a at Miners' Hospital. Miss Helen Livingston Griffith left today for Florence, S. ac compnnicd by Miss Mnrle who ha.s spent the summer here with Ml.ss Griffith. She recently sold her property on East Mule FORT ASHBY Fort Ashby, W. Sept.

3 Three Families In Reunion The Douthitt-Willlson-Rfeht re- inlon was held Sunday at Rock-O- Way Beach, Fort Ashby. Those attending were Mr. and Mrs. C. Wcller Saylor.

Mr. and Mrs, G. William Rlehl, Mr. and Mrs. ireer Lint and sons Billy and Jimmy, Mr Mrs.

Clarence i tie and children Virginia, Dick and Evelyn, Mr. and Donnld Zarn and children Johnny, Ruth, Billy and Jimmy, Herman Rlchl, Mr. arid Mrs. Harold BILlner, Mr. and Mrs.

Harold Saylor and children Joyce and Joe, Mrs. Morris Walker, Berlin, Mr. and Mrs. M. A.

Runion nnd son Will I ant. F. Geneva Reddlnger, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Runion and son, Mr.

and Mrs. John Chancy and son, Mr. and Mrs. Wil- liam Yoder, Cumberland; Mr. and Mrs.

H. C. Beam and son George, and Thelma Poling, all of Dan's Run, W. Mr. and Mrs.

Roy wagoner and son Orvln Ray, Mr. and Mrs. Jess dianey and daugh- ter, Mr. and Mrs. E.

M. Chancy, Mrs. Eva Dlxon and son, Henry Chaney, Mrs. Lucy WUIlson Rosen- baum, Carrie Dell Wllllson and Wil- liam Wlllison, Mr. and Mrs.

J. H. Wagoner Lurrle and Bill Beam, Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Douthltt and children, Lucille and Bernnrri, Mr.

and Mrs. Oscar Slsk nnri children Lester Carrie, Fort A.ihby; Mr. and Mrs. John Dmithltl. Apollo.

Mrn. Elizabeth Roblilftlc, Roy L. Roblnctte, Cumberland. son, Blake, Rosewood, and Mr. and Mrs.

Charles Quimby, Wash- ngton, visited Mr. and Mrs. George J. Poole. Mr.

and Mrs. Joseph Newhouse and sons, Bunk and Joseph and daughters, Mary Yvonne and Geor- gia, Wanita, W. visited Mr. anrt Mrs. William Paugh.

The American Legion will Install officers, September II. Dedication of the newly-redeco- rated Methodist Church will be held September 14. Tne Loyalty Group, W.S.CJS., will have a rummage sale, Friday and Saturday. Dr. and Mrs.

R. R. SLssons and Estel Ruble returned from Kentucky. Mrs. Sadie Nichols.

Cumberland, visited Mrs. Edith Pew. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Shepherd announce the birth of a son Wed- nesday at Emeryville.

Mrs. S. I. Ruble and Mrs. Julius Cosner are visiting Mrs.

Elijah Streets, Alleghany Front. Roy, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ervin Jones, Oakmont, was scalded in pulling a coffee pot from the table. Mrs.

Esther Wilson, Altamont, sustained a bad cut on the head while helping her husband cut props. Mrs. Troy Sullivan and sons, Tony and Vcrnon. returned from visit with her parents, Mr. and Mr.s.

D. W. DeWnlt, Pierce. S. B.

Conncrs returned to West Union. Mary Loui.se Brown. Westemport, was guest of her cousin. Mary Lou Clark. O.

F. Shavple.ss and a Mildred, visited his brother. Charles. was operated on at Memorial Hospital, Cumberland Russell Snyder returned from i will leave today for Hyattsville. where Mrs.

Carwell will teach in the Hyattsville public school. Mr will attend the University of Maryland at College Park. Miss Louise Wertman, Gilmore street, is home from Memorial Hos- pital, Cumberland. Joseph W. Erwln, Washington who was with his parents, Mr.

and Mrs. J. W. Erwln, Carroll ave- nue, left Sunday for Olivia, Minn, to visit. Mrs.

James Naughton, Bethlehem is the guest of her parents, Mr and Mrs. D. F. Tanancy. Mi-, and Mrs.

Lester Reynolds re- turned from Schenectady, N. Y. Mr. and Mrs. William J.

Cohil and Harlan Sisler, who were guests of Mrs. Albert Davis, returned to fa ni Rahway, N. J. Mrs. Sisler and son, Del- Albert Davis, remained hare.

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Armentrout, guests of the former's J. B. Hickle, returned to Eighty 'e Four, Pa.

structor. Mr. and MM. Paul D. Peters are in Raleigh, N.

C. Miss Marian Shapiro Is visiting Miss Evelyn Savage, Baltimore. Dr. and Mrs. Wilbur Rehkemper, guests of the latter's parents, Mr: and Mrs.

F. E. Elscy, returned to New Martinsvlllc. Dr. and Mrs.

Lawrence Cannon and infant daughter, Baltimore, visited the latter's parents, Dr. and Mrs. Thomas E-. Bess, before going to Salt Lake City, Mrs. Hilda Worley, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Ira Thomas, St. Cloud street, has been appointed to a posi- tion with the War Department, at the new army base project in Trini- dad. James Rotruck is reported In a critical condition at his home, West I Piedmont street. Mr.s.

A. M. Tyler returned Asheville, N. C. Mr.

and Mrs. Ralph Berry, guests of the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. Roderick, returned to Mounds- vine.

Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Spiker and family, Detroit, are visiting the for- mer's father, J. H. Spiker.

Miss Ruth Rightmire, Washing- ton; visited at the Tamburini home. Miss Marguerite Clark, Washing- ton, is spending her vacation with her father, Lewis Clark. Mr, and Mrs. Howard Clark and daughter, Nancy, returned to Mar- tinsburp. Stanley Frost has gone to Wash- ington where he expects to find employment, Doyle Purgitt, Washington, visit- ed his family.

Miss Elva Cosner returned from Western port. Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Blizzard nnd family, Mr. and Mrs.

James 31lzzard, Cumberland; Mrs. Charles irllller, Kcyser; Mr. and Mrs. Frank Frost and son, Jack, Fairmont, and xvilla Frost attended the Whltmer- Horton home coming, Sunday. Ronnie Froggatt, Buckhannon, Is visiting hts grandparents.

Mr and Mrs. A. M. Miller. Guests at the home of W.

J. Fulk have been Mrs. Gertrude Timbrook and daughter. Cumberland, and Mr and Mrs. John Anthony and sons Buckhannon.

Miss Glenna Lee Nine lias gone Washington to enter Gallinger Hospital for nurses' training course Jack Nine and Phi! Nelson, Wash- ington, visited E. F. Nine. Mr. ajid Mrs.

George Harding and son are visiting the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lindsay Frazler. Miss Bertha Riley returned to Baltimore afur.visiting her mother, Mrs. Cassa Butcher.

Guests at the home" of James Humes have been Miss Gaynelle Folmer, Martinsburg; Richard Lark- in, Washington, and Miss Myrtle Humes, Upper Marlboro, Md. Mrs. Ona Wolfe returned to her tonburg, N. Is visiting her mother, Mrs. John SaUer.

Miss Norma Kelley, Washington, and Mr. and Mrs. Norman M. Kel- ley, Mr, and Mrs. W.

Edward Solo- mon and Harry Ritchie visited Mrs. Thomas Edwards, Markleton, Pa. Mrs. Glen Sheirer and son Terry, Indianapolis, are visiting Mrs. Sheirer's parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Irvln Burkett. Paul Evans, son of Mr. and Mr.s. Mahlon Evans, is visiting Mrs, Cora Cunningham, Cleveland, Ohio.

Mr. and Mrs. Lester Gray and daughters, Carolyn Mac and Delores, Aroma, and Mr, and Mrs. Albert Gray, Latrobe, were guests of Mrs, Mary Gray at the home of Harry E. Sproul.

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Shriver, Pittsburgh, visited the latter's father. Dr. Charles R.

Rhodes. Mr. and Mrs. Gus Shaffer, Johns- town, visited Mrs. Louise Wood.

H. Grear and son, Buddy, Pittsburgh, visited Mr. and Mrs. Elmer PHss and Mrs. Robert Car- roll.

near Gonnanla. Those Baltimore, were home, were Rev. and Mrs. L. E.

BavlUe, Mr. mid Mrs. J. L. Ktjht, a and Mrs, Wm.

Deshong, and Mr. and Mis. H. B. Kigln, Maud Copeland and daughter, Kathryn; Mr.

and Mrs, Charles Abemathy, Mrs. Victoria Llne- baugh and son, Raymond: Mr. and Mrs. Paul Kepllnger. Harry Dawson, Mr.

and Mrs. Joseph Ray. Ruth Roderick, Pearl Roderick. Mr.s. Claude Hite returned from Pittsburgh.

Miss Evttyn Brant returned to Greens burg. Guests at the home of Mrs. Annie Homer were Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dlfbert and sons.

Dnvl'j, Robert and Fred, Renovo, Pa, Mr. and Mrs. Lester Hlllegas, son, Alvin and daughter, Marlyn, Mc- Keesport, visited Mr. and Mrs. Ross Corley.

Forget-Me-Not Rcbekah Lodge, No. 375, will program and refreshments aften nomination of officers tomorrow night. Guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bruck were Mr.

and Mrs. Bert Raley and Mr. and Mrs Robert Willison and family, -Wil- llamsport. and Mr. and Mrs.

Daniel Raley, Wilmington, Del. Mr. and Mrs. Chariot Copeland. Robert Hawk, Petersburg, pur- chased the I.

D. Junkins residence, store and service station. Mrs, Lizzie Swltzer, Akron, and Mr. and Mrs. Win.

Howe. Western- peat, visited the former's brother- in-law, L. W. Jones. Rev.

Jonah Knox, Deer Park, is conducting a meeting at I. O. O. F. hall with large crowds attending.

Mrs. Wesley ShllUngburg returned from Washington. Mr. and Mr.s. Oia L.

Simmons and daughter, Jacqueline, returned from a tour of the New England states and Canada. Mrs. Hilda Darnley and daughter, 'fancy Lee, visited her parents, Mi. and Mrs. Charles Lancaster, Oixk- mont.

Mrs. Virginia Dcnsmort and grandson, Frank Denstnore, and Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Densmorc, Frost- burg, vUlted Mr.s. Marian Pugh.

W. T. Watson returned from lanada. Everett Streets, Baltimore, and Mr. and Mrs.

Earl Pannell, Wash- ington, were, rue.sls of Mr. and Mrs. home near Fellowsville after visit- ing her mother, Mrs. Sarah Armen- trout, who Is ill. George Blamble returned to Bal- timore.

William Junkins accompanied Mr and Mrs. Ralph Junkins to Wash- ington. A. E. Mullenex.

Sykesville, Md is visiting his family. Mi-, and Mrs. William Cullers and Miss Eloiae Best returned to Wash- ington, accompanied- by their mother, Mrs. Charles Best. Miss Jean Kuhn has gone to Cumberland to attend high school Rev.

and Mr.s. M. K. Henry and family have moved to Wilminiftor. "el.

Mr. and Mr.s. Nunzio Barbera have gone to KaunapolU, where Mr. Barbera has a position the high jchoo! as music in- Cruder. Mr.

and Mrs. Vestus Wamsley Cumberland, visited Steward Wams- Mr. anj Mrs. R. c.

Shumaker J. W. Parker. Junior Arnold, Don Shumaker and Miss Mary May wen camping on the South Branch. Mrs.

Lola Dewltt and daughter Leona, Morgantown, visited Mrs Bessie Gutherle. Recent guests at the home Mrs. Betty Reel have been Mis Reel and Thomas Franej Ruth Winchester, and Roland "nee Washington. Mrs. J.

V. Seckman. Washington visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs Olen Layton. THOMAS Thomas, w.

Sept. 3. Patsy Santangclo visited in Washi- ngton. Ntthken, were eue-sta of Mr. mid Mrs.

H. Klghl. The Tusker reunion will heiii Sunday at Cross. Miss Mar' Ashby, Cumberland; Mr. and Mrs, Gray Ward and son, LVale; Harold Fleming and Elinor, Rldgfley; Boyd Bolyard, Key.scr; Miss Julia Harvr-y, Luke; and Virginia Dvld, Clarks- burg, visited Dr.

and 1. Shaura. Mr. and B. J.

Kilrov ami family and Waifctr, land, visited Mr. and Mrs. J. Kilroy. Mr.

and Mrs. Wesley Shatter Btici family ami Gu.sta Shnflri arf Atlantic Cily. Mrs. H. Bonoflrld returnee! to Kingwood Mr.

and Mrs. Isanc Harris, A andria, and Mrs. Dean, a i arr visitors. Mr. and Mrs.

Sam Digman, Wwi- ernport, and Mrs. L. H. sons Melvin and Hugh, Elkins, were guests ol Mrs. P.

H. Harris. Lee JuDkin.v Emeryville, was called to EHkins by the illness" his brother-in-law. Mr. Herri.

i and Mrs. Billy and son, Detroit, visited Mr. anrt H. KtRhl. FOR Wesley Shllllngburg.

Six room house, bath, electric. Guests of Mr. und Mrs. C. W.

immediate posswsslon, 21 Stoyer Abemathy were: Mr. and Mrs. Wil- bur Morrison and daughter, Karen; Mr. and Mrs. Harry Darnlcy and daughter, Nancy.

Lee and Thomas Damley, Mrs. Edna Simpson, Mr. and Mrs. Lend Simpson and fam- ily, Akron; Dr. R.

Tessie and Mlssi Mary M. Green. Detroit, and Mr. and Mrs. David Beavers and grand- daughter, Bloomlngton.

Those visiting Mr. and Mr.s. W. A. Dick were: Mr.

and Mrs, Harry Hughes, Mr. and Mrs. F. Sharnyak, Mr. and Mrs.

Alex Dick, Mr. and Mrs. Alvln Dick, children Ruth. Doris Jean. Baltimore; Mr.

and Mr.s. Hani' Jones, sons Richard and Bobby, New Kensington, Mrs, Hughes, Frostburg; RHa and Mamie Jones, Lonaconlnjf, and Edward Mc- Kenzle, Mr. and Mrs. Porter Mc- Kenzie and son, Harold, Morgan- town. Mr.

and Mrs. Harry Simmons and Frostburg. Call Cumberland 3710. Adv N-T. Aug 30, Sept 1, 1, 3, 4, 6 Mr.

and Mrs. E. L. Hemmingway, ho visited the former's moUier, family and Mr. and Mrs.

Clarence Special Thutsdoy Only Large Wieners COBEY ENGIE Market Phone SO Frosthurj Memorial Hospital, Cumberland. Miss Evelyn Star's returned to Oakland. William Paugh is seriously ill. Captain S. S.

Gully la very ill. Mrs. Ovtri McCafTerty and three children returned to Fairmont af- ter visiting Mr. and MM. J.

H. Mc- Cloud. Miss Margaret Poole is home from Durham, N. accompanied by Mr. and Mrs.

T. V. Baucom, Oakland. Miss Gene Kirk Norton is visiting her sister, Mrs. J.

B. Fallen. KEYSER Keyser, W. Sept. 3 At SUte Meet The fire companies of Keyjer and Mineral county received number of honors at the State convention In Woston on Thursday, Friday and Saturday.

E. Wade Thomas, Keyser fire chief, was elected president of the State Association; W. Long. Kcysrr, WM rs-rlccted Irrnjsurer; BAYARD Bayard, W. Sept.

3 Surprise Farewell. Parties The following entertained with a party in honor of Jo, Anton- and Rose Marii Cantone who moved to Thomas on Saturday where, their father is employed by the railroad company; Mary Lou Renn, Mary Louise Cosner, Louise ayton, Jean Kelly, June Kuhn, Georgia Ellen Blizzard, Naomi Mor- ris, Dora Lee and Rose Marie Cos- ner. Rebecca Purgitt, Beulah Marie Racey, Marlon Mullenex, Allre Mc- Mannls and Sylvia Davey. Friends of Leo Henry entertained him with surprise party on Sat- urday afternoon prior to his moving to Wilmington, Del. Others attend- ing were Mnry Lou Ronn, Jean Kelly, Lee Conner, Glenn Bud Cosnrr, Georgia Ellen Bllzzarrl.

Marion Mullencx. Buddy Mary L. Conner, und Lnylnn, Renn. HYNDMAN Hyndman, Sept. Mliroyer Reunion The H.

L. Shroyer a i reunion wa.s held Monday at the home or Mr. nnd Mr.s. Stanley Shroyer. Those prc.sent were: a i Julius and Doris Shroyer and John Grablc, Novarre.

Ohio; Mr. and Mrs. John Shroyer and daughters, Bernlce, Evelyn and Patricia, Holliday.sburg; Mrs. Earl Manges and Faith and Xina, Fllntstone. Mr.

and Mrs. Edmund Manges and children. Lee and Kay, Central City; Rev. and Mrs. Pctrea, daugh- tcrs, Wilma and Ruth and Swartzwelder, Schellsburg, Mr.

and Mrs. Howard Sellers and fami- ly, Meyersdale; Mr. and Mrs. Wil- liam Klpp, Somerset; Mr, and Mrs, Luther Shroyer and Mr. and Mrs.

H. L. Shroyer, Buffalo Mills, and Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Carpenter, Mr.

and Mrs. Robert Bruck, daughter, Carol Jean and son, Wayne, Mrs. Charles Dwyer, Robert Bnmer and daughter, Shirley, Mr. Mrs. Charleg Evuu and son, Bobby, Mr.

and Albert Bruck and "Joe" Shroyer, all of Hyndman. firtcf Mention Mrs. Hovrrmll! relumed from a i Mlw Helen Allen, wa.s Mr. anri Mrs. Richard Leonard, Irs.

Emma DeVore, returned to icrgantown. Joseph Mlekush, Warren, Ohio, visiting hi.s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Mlekush. Anthony Mlekush, Buffalo, visited his mother, Mrs.

Theresa Sudei. Miss Paige DiBacco returned to w. accompanied by icr bro (1 and sLster, Carmen and Millomena DiBacco. Mr. and Mrs.

Samuel Ellis, Day- on, Ohio, visited Mrs. Ellis' father. John Merhar. Barney Gedwillas returned from Morgantown. and' Mrs.

Tony R. DePollo and daughter, Bernice and son, Norman -eturnen from Detroit, where Mr. DePollo was employed three months. Enrollment of the pupils in St. Thomas Catholic School be- un yesterday and will continue throughout the week.

The staff in- cludes Sister Pauline, Sisttr Blanche and Sister Marie. Miss Betsy Wilfong is a week with her mother, Mrs. Annaj Wilfong. Baltimore. Mrs.

Owen Lewis, Charleston, vis- ted her aunt. Miss Bertha Martin. Elizabeth Komac, Morgantown, visited Mr. a Mr.s. Tony Osrrt- ker.

Catherine Gazelle returned to Washington, Txie-sday. Mrs. Florence Feathers is visiting in Morgantown. Mr. and Mrs.

Stanley Stuctn and daughter. Francis, fitaten N. were guests of Mr, and Mrs. John Lochlner. John and Tony Bendetlo, Balti- more, former residents, were guests of Venanzlo DiBacco.

Mrs. Mary Casry visited her daughter, Mrs. William McLean, Cumberland. Mrs. Howard Bennett and daugh- ter.

Arlington, is visiting her mother, Mrs. Mabel Matllff. Margaret Phillips returned Webster Springs. Mrs. Evelyn Cook, Mrs.

Catherine Waltkus and daughter. Helen, and Mr. and Mrs. Alex Waitku.s and returned from Douora, Pa. Mr.

and Mr.s. Charles Feller and a Essex, visited Mrs. Feller's mother, Mrs. Myrtle Gross. Frank Lt'nrek.

to Devole. Fairmont, visited the form- er's uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs Nathan Bircher. Mr. and MJ-S.

Charles Dick were! guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Sollars.j McKcesport, Pa. Mr. and Mrs.

children Wilma, Paul and -June, and Mrs. George Shepherd, Akron, visit- ed Mr. Mid Mrs. Albert, Warnlck. Mr.

and Mrs. Melvin Iser, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Rilcy ar.d Mm, Charles visited their Mr. and Mrs.

T. S. Oaten. Miss Mary Mason returned from Washington. Dr.

and Mrs. F. I. Shatara re- turned from Gallinburg, Tenn. Mr.

and Mrs. L. P. Vcnixula. Mrs.

Men, Women Over 40 Don i Be Weak, Old a Peppy, Sow, Fcr Fall VITALITY i unrf In ihr nr.wMt colorn Full. AU bit. Otlnl. ituf 40-- lltlu Irot. nl- elum.

Io41ui. A old dealer did to nurfe Tnr at a Drflf itnd ill olhrr tirur ttarem. Do You Heed Money To par account! due or for new We eaa finance TOW ever? need a VERY LOW COST COMMUNITY LOAN ond FINANCE CO; Lloyd Raiolings, Mgr. 80 Pershlns St. Tel.

WED. A THURS. PALACE THKATEB MAT1NFE I "TIME OUT FOR RHYTHM" A I Rimr A MII.1.KR--BORKMAKT WED. AND THURS. LYRIC NIGHTS "SUNSET IN WYOMING" i Or.NE A SMILEV BUII.Vr.TXK A TO I a Cook, i to plant British In A a had not gone there to i new but had been commissioned by the Brit- ish Royal Astronomical Society to observe the transit of Vtnu.s acro.vs the sun's facr from southern as- pect.

Taxes Can Never Be Pleasant DINE and DANCE at the CASTLE Mt. Savage, Md. Moil Club Melvtn a i Tort A.shbv. first 1 Trie Otterbrin Guild Chupler en-Dppcr Darby, iinrt John Leon- Open Every Night For Private Rr.servnUrin rhon! Mi. Savojt 531 GtU lUrrln, Proprietor --but we Americans are the most a people in the world.

Paying taxes painlessly is largely a matter of planning ahead for them. a people of this com- munity have solved the problem with "advance payments'' to sav- ings accounts in Frostburg Na- tional at regular intervals through- out the year. MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM.