The Morning Herald from Hagerstown, Maryland • Page 20

THE MORNING HERALD, HAGERSTOWN, MARYLAND SATURDAY, DECEMBER IS, 1KH ToTdfc Cooley, director of pub- He welfare tat this county, wai the tpeaker at the latest meeting of teachers of the Clear Spring-Hancock section, at the Institute of Maryland Public Affairs. The group met at the Hancock High School practice with the general chairman, William M. Babylon, presiding. Deaths ftwwM W. Murawi Funeral services for Ronald Wil inn Munson, 55, Hancock area rchard worker, whose body was Mind Friday morning along Route 28, five miles west of Hancock in the vicinity of Route 40, will be held Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock at Mt.

Olivet Presbyterian Church, Sideling Hill with the Rev. Orville Shick officiating. Interment will Much Enteriiinment Scheduled Al Party JoycMt And Optimists To Stoae For Boys Club A varied program of entertain ment has been planned for the Christmas party which the Hag erstown Optimist Club and Hag erstown Junior Chamber of Com merce will sponsor Thursday, De cember 23, for the Hagerstown be in Mt. Olivet Cemetery. Boys Club.

Munson's body was discovered! About 150 boys, representing by Samuel Dillon, Sr. as he the Negro and white groups driving along the highway. Mun-l ill be on hand. tuft mt. i i i i i i i i i UK VII lid Mil.

Conley said that public welfarei son 's car was nearby, He appa-i George C. Snyder will be master programs are set up help the public with much the same aims and goals as programs of health, fire protection, and safety. The service is not new, because history records the attempts of our Colonial ancestors and even the peoples of ancient Rome to aid the indigent. The welfare official gave a. brief account of services available to the children of this county, such as foster care, adoption, protective service certification for state aid, follow-up on released children from institutions, and the method of licensing homes that receive children other than through a social agency.

Teachers were told that the term public services should be thought of as charity, because the services are met with tax funds. The money must be accounted for, both by the welfare personnel and by-the individual who receives it, and proof must be given of eligi- rently had gone to a spring for a drink. Medical examiner, Dr. R. Wells, who examined the body declared death due to a heart at tack.

Munson worked on Thurs day. The deceased was born in Han cock, son of James W. and Pleas ant E. (Norris) Munson. He is survived by sisters, Miss Columbus Munson, Hancock; Mrs.

Ella May nveretts, Big Cove Tannery, Snyder, Catherine Stoddard, and Donna Lowman. The boys themselves will participate in carol singing. Each boy will receive a gift, and refreshments will top off the Christmas party. bflity for public aid. The speaker said that Inadequate grants have tremendous effects on needy children.

There is a great need for more foster homes, he Mrs. Lillian Roberts, Boonsboro; Miss Vesta Muuson, Laughman, brothers, Archie Munson, Laughman, Fla. and Vernon Munson, Hancock. Friends may call at the Grove Funeral Home, Hancock, this eve ning after 7 o'clock. Mrt.

Mary McC. Smith Mrs. Mary McCauley widow of Preston T. Smith, died at the home of her Laura Naomi Bjevins, Lynfield, Friday morning. She wafc-a daughter of the late William and LaVina Frsshour Me- IT U.

N. General Assem- Cauley She was a member of today ended its ninth session of ceremonies for the event, which will begin at 7 p. m. The youngsters will be welcomed by Claude Merckle, president ol the Jaycees, and representatives of the Optimists will speak. The principal talk will be given by Rev.

Dr. L. Boyd Hamm, pastor of St. John's Lutheran Church. Sandra Snyder will present accordion and dance selections.

Stunts are planned by an acrobatic trio composed of Andrea AT ANNUAL DINNER-This picture was taken at the Ninth'Annual Quarter Century Club Dinner Meeting of The Hagerstown Shoe Company. Left to right are: Front row--L. Vinton Hershey, President, presenting Quarter Century Club Certificate of Merit to Kittie S. Heil; Lillian M. Carroll, Clazzie A.

Baker, Evie E. Bates, Carrie E. Henninger. Second row--W. T.

Bowers, vice- president; Mary E. Sappington, Hazel M. Shaw, Cecil H. Brillhart, and Earl L. Stoner, secretary- treasurer.

Those absent at the time picture wai taken were Ethel P. Skelton and William E. Lucas. federal Assembly Ends 9lh Session UNITED NATIONS, N. Dec.

Bitner Bible on U. S. policy in the Far East and laid, to provide not only food' and I First Christian Church and the after rejecting Communist attacks shelter but also love, a sense of happiness, and a feeling of being wanted. The mentally retarded, rehabilitation, and child labor laws were explained. She'had been supervisor of the I deferring three troublesome colo- Woodland Way School cafeteria for jnial disputes.

20 years. Besides her daughter she is sur- When the group reconvenes onJvived by one son, Daniel Cor These were the last major items in the Assembly's work program that occupied 79 days of meetings January at Clear-Spring Highj pus sisters, Mrs. since the opening Sept. 21. School, a new series of topics will iK tty Ommerfr Greencastle; Chief U.

S. Delegate Henry Cabe arranged. iMargwet Turk, Baltimore; Mrs. Jr. hailed it as "a won- Administrative organizers con-j Naomi Neikirk and Mrs.

Irene derful session for lovers of free- rist ofGlehn H. Sensenbaugh, Wil-iMeredith, Hagerstown: brother, dom throughput the world." As- liara H. Babylon, and RaymondIciarence Dual bl President N. Van group chairmen and' 1 1 Kleffens also exnrpsserf satisfartrnn other groups assisting. College Plans For Open House Open house will be held this afternoon in Campbell Hall, the first women's dormitory on St.

John's College campus at Annapolis, following completion of the structure. One of the rooms in the. new building was donated by the late J. V. Jamison, Jr.

This city is also represented by the tables and bookcases. They were manufactured by tbe Station Furniture Company, from' designs provided by the college. President Richard D. Weigle of St. John's announced that Camp- jell Hall, the new dormitory, will louse 73 women on its three residential floors.

i i Figures Listed High And Low hy DHlA Unit HIGH AND LOW--Last 66 WASHINGTON, Dec. 17 W) IVeather Bureau report of temper- ture and rainfall for the 24 hours CUSTOM BUTCHERING fc meat cutting. Wayne G. Strite, VA mi. northeast of State Line on Ridge Road.

Ph. Gstle. 440-J-2. Adv. TIRE SALE 670-15 Mud Snow Recaps $12.95 Vsia(divc A'.

ivifai ia.i£i tt i -way; four grandsons and expressed satisfaction 'with (he work and nephews. I with the work done. The session wound up as U. N. No LM sessl wound up as u.

IM. Home Monday a p. tar -Y General Dag Hammar- William M. Norment, D. offi- (Cehtrniwd on Col.

1) Monopoly Ending WASHINGTON, Dec. 17 nding 7 p.m.: Atlanta Boston Chicago Cincinnati Dallas Jacksonville Los Angeles Louisville Memphis Miami Mpls-St. Paul New Orleans New York Philadelphia Pittsburgh Richmond High Lew Pep. .30 RIDENOUR LIQUORS have moved to Public Square and W. Washiiiglori Street, 'formerly government began splitting up its 1st.

Louis direct talks with Red China's 1 Btf Fr.nci,co business firms today at En a ft expeled to di cuss.w him the possible release 5 American fliers American fliers Vnip as spies. The assembly, which opened its session with a decision to defer any i wcre not immediately dis- wU bc 56 36 36 48 51 69 72 53 58 73 31 64 38 37 39 44 39 55 47 40 Unit One of the Washington County Dairy Herd Improvement Association is now under the of William Pit- snogle, has released its report for 1 November. The herd of D. S. Martin was high, with a butterfat average of 32 pounds.

It was followed by the herds of Seth and Resley Schneb- Hagerstown Shoe Co. Honors Ntw, Members Of Quarter Century Club Officers and directors of the Haf erstown Shoe Company entertained the members of the Quarter Century Club at their ninth annual dinner party Thursday night in the Hotel Alexander Ballroom with approximately 200 members and guests present. Precedirig the dinner, a reception was held in the Potomac Room of the hotel. The ballroom was. attractively decorated, carrying out the spirit of the approaching holiday season.

Every lady present was presented an orchid vial corsage and the men were given attractive memorandum pads. Invocation was offered by Charle F. Shank, a member of the Quarte Century Club, and Catherine Powell provided accordion musi during both the reception and din ner. Group singing of Christmas and appropriate songs was ed by S. Tidd Byron and Earl Schlotterbeck.

L. Vinton Hershey, president ol he company, served as toastmas and introduced ten new mem bers of the Quarter Century Club who were presented with a framei certificate of merit, together with i suitable memento of the occasion Secretary-Treasurer Earl Stoner. Mr. Hershey, in his remarks, stated: "Tonight we celebrate the ninth anniversary of our Quarter Century Club, and we are very lappy to welcome to our group en new members. Our member ship now consists of 137 employees, GOLDEN BROWN CHICKEN the Rough, and French Fries Open Every Day.

Wayside Diner. Adv. RIDENOUR LIQUORS ly, 31.5 Harry Harbaugh, 30.4 Sanford Gossard, 29.8 and Fred C. Downey and Sons, 29.8 Ibs. Cows from the Clarence Harshman farm made the highest individual marks in this unit.

No. 61 scored 78 and No. Two re- ported 76 Ibs. Other high cows in I the unit were Daniel'S. Martin's i Skinner.

71 Fred C. Downey and Sons' Notion, 68 D. S. i Martin's Dora, R. A.

McCauley's G. M. Glo, and Adam Martin's No. 17, tied at 67 Ibs. tave moved to Public Square and W.

Washington Street, formerly Schulte Cigar Store. We deliver, Phone 6237. Adv NIGHT SHOOTING MATCH Dec. 18 at 7 P. M.

Gapland Ball Park, Prizes: Turkeys Hams. Benefit Rohrersville Ruritan Club. Adv. RENE HAIR STYLIST Individually designed permanent waves. Open evenings.

Ph. 7748. Adv. SATURDAy CHRISTMAS TREES Cultivated Spruce, Scotch and 710-15 Mud Snow Recaps Cigar Store. We deliver, discussion of Red China's demand! Reichard's Garage, if W.

Antietam! Phone 6237. for a scat in the U. N. until the; has had a 60-day look at Round 4 Square. South Hag.

Fire Ave. jCo. Admission SOc. Adv. White Pine.

Cor. Howard Summit Adv. Street. Phone 40. Adv.

GUNNELL'S 60T IT) New Decanter Bottles--1955 models 8 Yr. old 100 proof in fifth $3.79. Why drive? We deliver, phone 1008. Cor. Franklin Jonathan Sts.

COMPLETELY REMODELED SPENCER'S JEWELRY 45 N. Potomac St. end of the year, thus came to "its! AWARDED LETTERS WHILE DOWNTOWN SHOPPING close with Red China bulking! Mcrcersburg, Dec. 17 at Tne plaza Restaurant. 18 large in all its deliberagions.

James Bernard Hoopes. son of Mr. I for a delicious tur- On two questions that caused the' snri Mrs. Herman Hoopes, 830 The ke nner or a variety of fine SPECIAL AT BENTZEL'S RESTAURANT -Fried chicken Adv. most violent debate in committee (Terrace.

Hascrstown. received i joods meetings, the Assembly voted 44-5 jnumerals in third-team football at Adv. TURKEY DINNER SUNDAY Wayside Diner $1.00 Adv. GUNNELL'S GOT ITI New Decanter Bottles--1955 models 8 Yr. old 100 proof in fifth $3.79.

Why drive? We deliver, phone 1008. Cor. Franklin Jonathan Sts. Adv. who have served our company fty 25 yeari or more.

This is i vtrr creditable record and we are proud of it. "So, on behalf of our offieeri and directors, I want to heartily welcome the entire membership of our Quarter Century Club and their guests to this, our ninth annual dinner. To our new members, we want to especially say that we are very happy to have you with us to receive a well deserved recognition. "It would be a real pleasure for me to grasp the hand of each new member and express my. personal appreciation for the loyalty shown us over the long period of 25 years, However, since time will not permit, may I assure you as a group that we recognize and thank you for the fine service which you have rendered our company.

We hope Continued on Page Celumfl I NEWLY REMODELED AIRPORT Inn. Dancing every Saturday night. 9 P. M. to 12 P.

M. Bob Frantt, Adt. RIDENO.UR LIQUORS have moved to Public Square and W. Washington Street, formerly Schulte Cigar Store. We deliver, Phone 6237, Adr DANCE EVERY SAT.

NIGHT To the "Melodiers." Clear Spring American Legion. Adv. Restaurant 7 mi. west of Hagerstown. Featuring sea food, chicken It baked ham dinners.

Try our home foods. cooked AdV. MAHOGANY TABLES Extension, console and stepend. Try Mart, LeL tersburg Pike. Oper 6479-J-5.

Eves. Phone Adr. CHRISTMAS TREES-ALL KINDS Also Sprayed. Free Delivery. 647 W.

Washington St. S240-M. Adv. SHOOTI SHOOT! SHOOT I zaak Walton grounds across from Speedway, Sunday, Dec. 19.

Still argets clay birds. Prizes. Hi- reshments. Free turkey. Adv.

BRONZE TURKEYS Strictly corn fed broad breasted. )ressed or live. Toms (16 Ibs.lav.) Oc Ib. Special price to contactors. Phone Keedysville 5231, Mrs.

Hernia Willard, Sunset Turkey Farm. Adv. to reject Soviet charges of aggres-The Mercersburg Academy at an by United States against assembly of the school. MARTIN'S MAINLINES Cof. N.

Prospect fc North Sts. 40c. G. U. Bell's Recipe MINCE MEAT Serving good food 7 a.

m. to 9 p. GIVE A BASKET OF FRUIT Fountain Service--Delicatessen Phone 7400--R. S. (Bob) Martin.

french fries, bread and! China, and 39-5 to refer Pouble shot of whiskey, I ons a i by Soviet-Chinese: RIDENOUR LIQUORS Adv. piracy charges against have moved to Public Square and; the United States to the Intcrna- W. Washington Street, formerly lional Law Commission. jSchultr Store. We this Christmas.

Fancy Fruit Bas-' Phone 6237. kets. Holly, Trees, and THE SPAGHETTI i MEAT Adv. H. Earl Cromer.

66 E. Pranklin AU You Can Eat. Te' TURKEY SHOOT SUNDAY Dec. 19th. Clay birds and still tar- RIDENOUR LIQUORS jget.

Refresh. Public invited. Cono- have moved to Public Square and cocheague Sportsmen Club. Adv. W.

Washington Street, formerly! Schulte Cigar Store. We DANCE SATURDAY NIGHT Adv Western Md. Sportsmen Club. Dam No. 4.

Dancing Dudes A "Three Adv. "Yes We Sell It." Phone 2875. FORSYTH'S FURNITURE Toy Chest $3.98 Shuffle Boards $3.98 Big Walk-In Super Market Play Houses While They Last! Open Evenings GUNNELL'S GOT IT! Aciv New Decanter Bottles--1955 models old 100 proof i fifth S3.79.1 CHRISTMAS BICYCLES SEE OUR SEAT COVERS and Wn drive? We deliver, phone 1008. Make this bicycle Christmas jphone Open Every Day in Get Our Prices Before You Buy. i Franklin Jonathan Sts.

IColumbia." DELPHEY'S, 237 E. AMERICAN LEGION HOME Northern Avenue TONIGHT "Walt Sheldon's Orchestra" No Cover No Minimum New Year's Eve Reservations now available. Direct from Holiday Inn, Elizabeth, New Jersey. "THE BEAVERS" Dancing and Floor Show nightly frorn Dec. 27 thru Jan.

1 AdvJ Wcek Wayside Diner. Adv. i REICHARD'S A A 24 W. Antil-tarn St. Phone 40.

Adv. SHOOT SHOOT SHOOT Adv. i Franklin St. Phone 5. Adv.

LU1BER FOR SALE SHOOT SHOOT SHOOT I APPLES POR XMAS RUMMAGE SALE Virginia Dressed Pine Delivered 'Sunday. Dec 1 9 1:00 P. M. 12 SHOOTI SHOOT! SHOOT! Apples. Eating P.

M. and Sat. A. M. 4 P.

M. $495 on the Job "450ff FH! $95.00 Still Tarset. Sharpsburg, a a Walton grounds across from Apples. Sl.so bu. up.

E. Franklin St. Boonsboro Le- per thoiisaraf feet. Phone ns Co. Turkeys, hams, Speedway, Sunday, Dec.

19. Still honc Smithshurg. 2-4741. Adv.Jgion Auxiliary. A 'between 1 nddit and 6-9 p.

a a i date Dec. 26., targets. clay, hinds. Prizes. Re- Adv.

i Adv. RIDENOUR LIQUORS RIDENOUR LIQUORS Adv. frcshmcnls. Free turkcv. Adv.

RIDENOUR LIQUORS have moved to Public Square a a moved to Public Square and hav 1 moved to Public Square and DE FRECE, HYPNOTIST I thrill your guests, company W. Washington Street, "formerly W. Washington Street, "formerly Washington Street, formerly and private parties. Rates are Schulte Cigar Store. We deliver, Schulte Cigar Store.

We deliver, i Schulte Cigar Store. We deliver, reasonable. For unusual entertain- Phone 6237. Adv Phone 6237. Adv I Phone 6237.

Adv ment call 3253-R. Adv. GET YOUR CHRISTMAS TREE FROM THE LIONS CLUB All profits Go To Chorify and Community Betterment Projects Two Locations: Near Nolands on Virginia Ave. and qn Potomac Ave. near High School Ttijp nf a i i i A i a ATTENTION EAGLES! Hagerstown Aerie 694 SATURDAY, DECEMBER 18th--9 to 12 P.

M. "THE VIBER TONES" Your Favorite Drinks Snack Bar Open OIL TREATED COAL! Pea Stoker $12.00 Size Nut $12.00 Size Stove $12.00 Run of Mine Lump, $9.50 This coal Is washed and screened lOOTn free nf stone and nlag Sold on money back a a FILL DIRT AND TOP SOIL Sold by Load or Contract Job Lawns and Driveways Graded Cearfoss SPICKLER MOTOR LINES Phone 3381-J WHEN YOU BUY YOUR NEW CAR GET THE FACTS ABOUT FINANCING IT AT A REAL SAVINGS WITH A BANK AUTO LOAN Insurance May Be Included and Placed With Your Local Agent Farmers Merchants Bank of Hagerstown, Maryland Branch Bank Smithsburg, Maryland Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. A REAL OPPORTUNITY If you are a man who wants an interesting job, pleasant working conditions, good pay and a permanent position carrying with it real opportunities for the future, then you may be the man for the opening in our merchandise department. No previous experience necessary. Regular salary paid during training.

Apply to Mr. K. L. Barr, 32 N. Potomac The Potomac Edison Hagerstown, Maryland SATURDAY NIGHT, DECEMBER 18 "ANN JOHNSON" I ERNIE KELLER $qp ChmiMM tarty For Tto Children, Accompanied MOOM Lodfl.

ot will ROUND SQUARE A TONIGHT Music by TIM CHANEY Dancing 8:30 til 12 South Hagerstown Fire Co. Benefit Building Fund CALCIUM CHLORIDE, FOR CEMENT or MORTAR Excellent (or removing ice from sidewalks. STEFFEY FINDLAY, Inc. 332 West Church Street Phone 1600 Established 1873 Incorporated 1912 4 3nen (1) AUTO LOANS (3) PERSONAL LOANS BANK LOAN PLAN (2) IMPROVEMENT LOANS (4) APPLIANCE LOANS CONSUMER'S CREDIT DEPARTMENT OF THE NICODEMUS NATIONAL BANK West Washington Street at Summit Avenue Mcmhtr Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Saturday Night Dance "DON MARTIN TRIO" 9 12 P. M.

DIXON-TROXELL POST 211 AMERICAN LEGION, FUNKSTOWN Your Reservations For New Year's Eve NOW! Phone 5602 THE COSMOPOLITANS" AT WILLIAMSPORT LEGION HOME FlUM Invited Yev rtvertte Mate FREE DANCE Boonsboro American Legion TONIGHT "DIXIE RAMBLERS" We Serve Dinners and Country Ham Sandwiches on Sundays WONDERFUL SAVINGS IF YOU BUY VICTOR QUICKFREEZERS NOW! iocu.ft,,i«, WAS $265.00 ftorei 3JO OW 14 cu. (tOKt 490 lot sin, itorei MS Ibt SMt.oo A few larger sizes still available. year Warranty en unit and $200.00 Insurance on food. FOSCO, INC. Alexander Hotel iuilding Phone 2210 SHOP NOW SAVE ON TV at COMMUNITY T.V.

SALES SERVICE "Drive Out Virginia Avenue lo'the Westiiigli'iiiM 1 SIKH" 1109 Virginia Ave. Phone 233-W EMERSON Was EMERSON 21" Console Was EMERSON 21" Console With record player EMERSON 21" Table Model Was EMERSON 21" Table Model Was EMERSON 21" Table Model Was 279.95 299.95 NOW NOW. $229.95 $249.95 329.95 $269.95 279.95 NOW $249.95 .99.95 $175 00 $155.00 179.95 NOW Many other models to choose from Open Evenings till 9 ELECTRIC MOTOR REPAIRS REWINDING PARTS BEARINGS ALL MAKES and SIZES HOUSEHOLD and INDUSTRIAL All Motor Repairs Made Under Direct Supervision of (Pop) H. B. Mongan ELECTRICAL WIRING and APPLIANCES A.

G. Crunkleton Electric Inc. Cwittr Squart, Gretncastlt, Ptnnsytvwla Phoot Gratncostto 22 Phone Hayrttuwn 914 Hagwitown, Maryland.