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SUNDAY TIMES, CUMBERLAND, SUNDAY, JUNE 11, 1939 Proitburg Mt. Savagf Hyndmam Oakland News From Towns In Cumberland Territory Bayard Key Bedford Jtomney TEACHERS STAGE FINAL EVENT OF SCHOOL YEAR Annual All-College Prora Held in Auditorium of Froatburg Institution Frcftburg, June The auditorium of Proslhurg State Teacheti Coikge was decorated to resemble a garden, last night for the annual all-college prcim, the final social o( the year. The false celling of shades with spring flowers predominating In the scheme, had Japanese lanterns sus- pcnrted. Minn Rita Delaney, president of the senior class, led the grand march with members of the graduating class, following. A farewell program In honor of the seniors followed with songi by Mary Louise Dunn of Mt.

Savage. Music was furnished by the frcshmenlx wore served on the lawn, i E. Donald McLuclcle and Vivian! Tednck hpjidetl the committees In CHOSEN AS DIRECTOR OF TOMATO FESTIVAL Announce Engagement of Miau Lyons To Cumberlander MT. SAVAGE Mt. Savage, JiW 10.

Frastburg, June The Mt Savage Parochial Jack M. Hooter Lyons. Others in HUemisnce: Mr. arid Mrs George F. CarrlnKton.

Annie Berkeley Springs, June 10; B. Gray. Julia Woolty. Mrrvin M. Hunter, president of the! Virginia Ttxid.

Gale B. Cohill, Young Men's Business Club, isslonar Crroup Has Eujfent' nowus. Anna Loe Start, named director of the third i Robert Metger, Mary Virginia annual Morgan County Tomato Fes-1 Walker, Hflen E. Simons. Charles tlcal, to be heJd here, as usual, over' A.

Luetlike. Peters, the Labor Day holiday, It was an-j Woman's Missionary Society of! Mary Patricia Miuy Frances Heckler. Robert Her- nounced today in connection with First M. E. Church, met at dinner iBovle Verna School Graduation The commencement exercises of St.

Patrick's parochial school were held Friday night at St. Patriot's Catholic Church. The Rev. Francis Egan. pastor, presented the diplomas and awards and Key.

George Larltin of Bowie, delivered an address to the graduates. The exercises were followed by Solemn Benedictlou of the Most Blessed Sacrament with the Rev. James E. MaUoy. celebrant; the Rev.

George Larkiu, deacou, and the Rev. Francis J. Egan, sub-deacon. The main and side altars were decorated with pink roses. The graduates were Margaret Del Signore, Joseph Fannon, Rose Mtrie Fannon and Robert Pratt.

The following pupils received diplomas for having completed the eighth grade course: Francis Brailer, James Brannon, Solina Del Signore, Robert Fsrrell, Rose Farrell. Mary M. King, Dor- jothy Lemmert. Marlon Moran, Dor- Monahan. Mary Reagan, i Charles Sloan and Mary Trimble.

TV r. i The diploma bearers were Rosalie Dinner With Program Del Signore, Donna Wharton, -George Nolan, Thomas Lancaster, FrosJjurg, June an et Poland, nouncement was made of the en- igagement of Miss Mary Lyons, daughter of Mrs. (Brady; Lyons and the late John T. Lyons, ithis city, to Lee T. Grim, son of and Mrs.

Fred. Grim, Columbia (street, Cumberland, at a bridge party, given by her aunt. Miss (Angela Brady, at Clary club, Thursday night. Prttes wen: to Miss Marie Miss Mary Drum and Miss jMary Louise Hershberger. Others in attendance: Mesdames -Ralph Bender, MUnor Bruce, Nellie I Thompson.

John Lyons, Misses Carney, Genevieve and iLourdine Flannagan, Ursula Betty Hohing, Athalia Ever- jline. Mary Jane Smith, Nell Helen Prichard, Leviah Daniel, jMary McGraw, Mary Jo Kenney. iRlta and Isadore Casey, Mary Nolan. Irene and Margaret Condry. Emma (Moody, Winifred Green, Loretto jMcGeady.

Anna Comer and Laura boldsheimer, Robert Kirby. Jean opening of headquarters. He sue- at Guntertown, Thursday MUler. ceeds Hudson L. who di- Mrs.

G. S. Lamphere, Oak Boyle. Verna Pratt, Mary Stephens, Sara Charles Adalbert Prwcr. Marlon rccted the Ant two productions.

R. and Rev. Edgar W. Harry Brannon and Huberrcon Harry McKcnzie. Jessie Geno Miller has been renamed' pastor, were the speakers.

Poems i way Charles Morgan. Mary Lou Dunn, i secretary. Cameron Hunter Is treas-iwere read by Mrs. Thomas The Irish historv award of 42 Robert sweene. Louts Connor, Sally; urer.

jvioUn selections given by Miss i for the best essay in the contest Craft, Marj' rCix.K Wilson, Kenneth) A feature this year will be Datha Thomas and a vocal duet, sponsored bv the Ladies Slecman, Mary Filer, Leslie More-S the tomato "king" Harry Luttren.JMrs. Mabel Kemp Durst. Auxiliary land. Dorothy Dunkle. John Statler.jone of the country's youngest com-i John Cook presided.

the Ancient Order at Hibernians Dorothy Rollins. James Robinette.jmercial growers, who won the right Katherine Mcese, Theodore Hvun-jlo occupy the spotlight in an phroys, June Lee Shade. LloyC achievement project last season. Stevens, Ruth Hummer. Kenneth Pntrlck.

Jane Kuncs. Bernard Brant, Ruth L. Others in attendance: Mrs. Latimer L. Bradley, Grafton, W.

Mesdames Allen T. Holslng, Vernon G. Rodda, Walter Jeffries, Misses Eva Hosken, Elizabeth Close, Allle Paul Jackson, Kitty Burger, Frank Beamer, Dorothy Shearer, Emma Simons, Alpha Gar- Michael Byrnes. Ervin L. Smith.

VanderRrift, Hopwood Woodell, John! rett and Anna Hanson and Thomas Alice Rnmey. L. H. King, Helen C. Meyers- Nina Weaver.

Metger. Harriet Max Robe-' William Schade, Ann Nichols, son. Mnry Larklm, Thomas Steven- Doris Wagner, Ward N. Hanger, Jr, son. Leo McNelU, Muriel June Eisel.

Alberta Bonneville', Betty Schneider. Owen Dando! Cyril Hellman, Clarabelle Chaney, Lloyd, Ethel Storey, Jack Moffatt. Jack Cotnbs, Evelyn Eisentrout, June Carr. Thomas Taylor, Ellen'George Harris. Gertrude Carter, Devlin, Timothy Kilduff, Dorsey i Samuel McFarland, Charlotte El- Devlin.

Rita Demney, Arthur Neal.illott, Ralph Crump, Francis H. Constance Pitts, Katheryn Vender- i Kelly, Dorothy Williams, Harold was awarded to Solina Del Signore. Certificates for perfect attendance were awarded to the following pupils: Margaret Sel Signore, James Brannon, Dorothy Mcnahan, Marian Moran, Mary Reagan, Mary Trimble, Mildred Emerick, Leonard Mattingly, Alice Purbaugh, Virginia jRetzer, Elisabeth Brannon, Mary Carter, Mary Deffenbaugh, Wini- PERSONAi AND GENERAL fre Moran, Francis Mullaney, Rose James Spltznas, 10, son of Mr. Marv Sloan, Richard Walsh, Eugene and Mrs. Earl Spitznas, Mt Pleas-1 0 1 Signore, Joella Smith, John ant street, sustained a fracture of'i Carter Elizabeth Lancaster, Harry his right ami, yesterday, when Brannon Margaret Walsh, and fell from a swing at a picnic swim- Mar Weimer.

Ellas. mlng pool grounds. vuiiun- n.euy, uurotny vviuiams, ilaroia Paul Davis Qrmnnrt Viao up Ha Le Oeary! Conrad. Virginia Williams, Mary JJJ Kenney. Yeager.

Peter Kreigh, Mildred Kerr, Ruth Ault, Eugene Johnson. Mary! Glen Moser, Dorsey Devlin, Lois Helen Gnagy, Junior Price. Mildred Williams, Walter Hedrick, Mr. and' Largent, Jack Nwey. Frances Lam- Mrs.

Richard Hohing, Mr. and Mrs. nirrt, Bernard McDade, Angela! Maurice Matteson. Strong, Fred Sacco. Dolores Ferrco.j The baccalaureate services will be Harvey Diehl.

Mary Josephine WU- held tomorrow 3:30 p. at the Bon. Thomas Ellns, Alma college with music by the Maryland Kenneth Morgan, Dorothy Singers. Rev. Mark Jenkins of St.

up. Max Nordeck, Frances DeHavcn, Mark's Parish. Brunswick, will give Lehman. Gcraldlne sermon and Rev. Edgar W.

James Drum, Pauline Deltcl, Joseph! Beckett, pastor of First M. Moore, Virginia Logsdon, Harold Daugherty, Pauline Arnold, Arthur Thomas. Virginia Spates. Delbert Gnegy, Anna Lee Hammond. lfaor KeTght 8 a talk PBU! a5n AldineRafter, James on "The Manufacture of Celanese Products," Tuesday at 8 p.

at a meeting of Frostburg Lodge No. 470, B. P. Elks. A social hour with crab feast will follow.

Mr. and Mrs. George W. Goodrich announce the birth of a daugh- Kindergarten Has Picnic at Mt. Savage The closing of the Mt.

Savage kindergarten was celebrated with a basket picnic at the baseball ground, participated in by the mothers and attending children. Two of the children had perfect attendance, Elaine Hess and Carol Beal. Those who missed but one session I.L The commencsment exercises will be held ou the lawn of college Monday, 10:30 a. m. Dr.

Edward Bltllg. Jeanette Dwyer, John Reaser. first assistant physician, Jane Homey, Thomas Lewis. Elea-1 Huntington State Hospital, nor Elsel. Walter Simon, Marlon Ington.

W. will be the speaker. Boyland, James Cathcart, Rnchael A class of 30 will be graduated and Cnrej-m. Patrick Rice. Mildred Melvin Kesesker, Betty Cox, Gerald Fisher, Pitta, Arthur Neal.

Ruth Wachtel. LcRoy Smeltz, awarded degrees. Endeavor Society Delegate Froatburg. June Senior Christian Endeavor Society of Thomns G. Davis, Pau-j Salem Evangellcai and Reformed ter, Monday.

Mrs. Goodrich is Edward Dickel and Winnie former Miss Evelyn Bittner. Walsh. The enrollment was thlrty- The Misses Rosalie and Lois five, with an average attendance of Those present: Mrs. Francis Dickel, Mrs.

Jeff Hess, Mrs. E. McKenzie, Mrs. Beal Mrs. Roy Def flnbaugh, Mrs.

James Campbell, Mrs. R. Hotchkiss, Mrs. William Miller, Mrs. M.

Logsdon, Mrs. Elizabeth Jenkins, Mrs. William Snyder, Mrs. F. Blank, Mrs.

Stanley Donnan, Mrs. Robert Bridges, Mrs. Edgar Bridges, Mrs. Joseph Gaughan. Mrs.

Grover Green, Mrs. Thomas Reed, Mary Lee, Geraldine Crowe. Helen M. Harden, Madeline and Kenneth Kennell, Carmelite W. and Mrs.

O. Layman. Mrs. Latlmer L. Bradley, Grafton, W.

is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Edward Davis. Mrs. Elizabeth Byrnes and Miss Genevieve Flannagan attended the ordination of Rev.

John Sleeman, Thursday at Baltimore. Mrs. Ralph Lephart, Hosestead, is jthe ler. of her aunt Mns Ida Be P' Lawrence D. Willlson and daughter.

Sally, WHIlamspJort, are CV1I1J. i II1CU llAt line Forsythft. EnrI Meagher, Jeanne: Church, named John Sullllvan dele- ng Bother. Mrs. Lawrence Shirley Robertson.

Robert Arthur. Rnlnh Brant. Leah to the State convention to be! UkOn and Mlsa Rutn iWalsh, Paul Adams. Donald Blank, Andorson Patrick. Elizabeth Yostc, jheld at Hood College, Frederick wmison William -Vincent Morris, Jnspph Whelnn, Margaret meeting scheduled for Frl-'l A ls5 ris Met 8.

er music student.j ac Wembaugh, Glen Snyder, Mrs. Leon Klompiw. Adelaide Wall. will be held Wednesday. at High Point CoUe 8 H1 8h Blank, William Stevens, ton Gerson.

Evelyn Hut.son, Vurllj Miss Lena Martin will lead a dls-i home Shirley Blank. Mnry Helen Lancas- Eiirkj'rs. Jean NtcCteary, ctis.slou on "Missions" at a meet-' Nornl8n Devault, four, son of er MLss Ann Young and Mrs. Em- Narpy, Leo Hovalter. Percy tomorrow night at the home of! and Mrs Janies Dcvault, Avil-j ily Stewart, llams.

Jnnrt Connors. Virginia Lcc ML-a Eva Hnrtlg. who will exhibit' ton (GarreU county, is a patient, School Protram Binnlc. Harold Plummpr. Geraldlne Item-s from India i at Mlners Hospital.

held Wednesday, June 14, in tha auditorium. graduates will hold a picnic Thursday at Minke's The senior class was entertained by the faculty at a banquet given at Colonial Inn, Thursday evening. Mention Mr. and Mrs. Oharies Carabine and daughter, Mrs.

Prancia han, have returned from Baltimore, tor where they attended the ordl- nation of Mrs. Carabine's nephew. Roberts, the Rev. Gerard Cole at the Cathedral of the Assumption Thursday. They were accompanied home by Mrs.

Carabine's daughter, Miss Josephine Carabine of Washington, D. and her sister and brother- in-law, Mr. and Mrs. John Lafferty of Pittsburgh, who also attended the ordination of Father Cole. Miss Nellie Carney, John Carney and son, Leo and daughter, Mary, of Youngstown, are vjaiting Mrs.

Mary Fannon. Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred and night, children, Marjory, Mary Dorothy, Rose Aurea and John, Mr. and Mrs.

Regis Cole of Chester, W. Va, Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Cole of Baltimore, are here for the first Solemn High Mass of Mr. and Mrs.

Wilfred Cole's other son, the Rev. Gerard Cole, celebrated at St. Patrick's Catholic Church; this morning. TRI-TOWNS Trl-Towns, June 10. Legion Scout, Troop Invested The newly organized Troop No.

5, Boy Scouts of America, sponsored by Kelly-Mansfield Post, No. 52, American Legion, was presented its charter Thursday night by Raymond Lalor, Scout evecutive of Cumberland. George Angle is scoutmaster. The Legion committee is composed of Rev. Raymond L.

Moore, chairman, Rev. Cecil Carter and Robert Maybury. The boys of the troop are Homer Glass, Joseph Hannon, James McGoye. Charles L. Jackson Vincent P.

Mayolo, Franklin Burner, Bruce Ashby, Frank NeS, Kenny Hltt, James Shinier and William Martin. The program included address of welcome by Commander George Itnode; remarks by Sam W. Wldmer, and investiture ceremony, by Troops 1 and 3, in charge of Scoutmasters Harry J. Biggs and I Alton Fortney. St.

Peter's Graded School Finals Fifteen students of St. Peter's graded school were graduated from the eighth to the ninth grade at the commencement exercises after the nine o'clock mass at St. Peter's Catholic Church yesterday morn- Ing. The sermon was delivered by A. Scarpatl who presented the diplomas and other awards.

Those receiving diplomas were: Francis Joseph Borges, Charles Joseph Healy, Jajnet, Augustine Welsh, Louis Francis Nesci, Paul Thomas Healy, Irene Virginia McGuire, Elizabeth Veronica Shugart, Margaret Ludna Blackburn, Ella Marice Ryan, Mary Grace DI Gioia, Mary Grace Rollins, Lucy Dorothy Serpone, Veronica Dorothy Welsh, Margaret Jean Faherty and Rosemary Theresa Morgan. Perfect attendance certificates: Eighth grade, Francis Joseph Borges and Irene Virginia McGuire; seventh, Joseph Pendergast and Mary Winifred Griffin; sixth, Edward Devine, James Rollins, Mary Frances Carey, Marguerite Ann Determan, Nicholina Di Chiers, Catherine Kelly, Ethel Ann McGuire and Clara Sigler; fifth, Francis Determan, Elizabeth Guy and Myrtls Maybury; third, Joseph Collins, George Determan and John Whalen; second, Robert Paul Jackson, John Anthony Maybury and Chas. MlUs; first, Charles Welsh. Certificates for penmanship, junior day afternoon at the home of Mm E. J.

Roberts. The exercise Inciud- ed a minuet parasol drill by of the Luke school directed by Mrs. Kenneth Malcolm; crowning of the queen and May pole dance by pupils of Hjimmond street school supervised by Mrs. Esther Bowden; Bruce High School Quartet. Richard Pagenliardt, Keith Clark, Vic) and Junior Fazenbaker and an accordion solo, Frank s.

Company Carnival Trl-Towns Fire Company will hold its annual street carnival on Orchard street adjoining the swimming pool next week. Glaze's merry-go-round and Terris wheel will be available for rides. Parades will be held on Monday and Friday nights at 7:30 o'clock, Various fraternal organizations have been invited to participate on Monday night and firemen and Legionnaires have been invited for Friday Local Graduates Miss Frances RawlingSj of Luke, will be graduated next Tuesday morning from Goucher College, Baltimore. Her parents, Dr. and Mrs.

Francis and her brother, Arnold. will leave Monday night for Baltimore, to attend the commencement exercises. She will accompany them home on Tuesday night to spend the summer vacation here. Miss Rawling has accepted a position as an assistant in chemistry in Connecticut College, New London, and plans to enter upon her duties there next September. John F.

O'Rourke, of Westernport, received the degree of bachelor of engineering from Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore, Tuesday morning. He stood at the head of his class of 59 members. He has accepted a position with the Em-j pire Construction Co. of Baltimore, and will enter upon his duties immediately. He is a son of Mrs.

Margaret O'Rourke and the late Martin O'Rourke. His mother attended the graduation. She was accompanied by her brother. Rev. William McVeigh, of Washington, and another son-, William O'Rourke, of Fort Brafg, N.

C. William Francis East, of Piedmont, was graduated Monday from Western Maryland College, Westminster, receiving his bachelor of arts degree. Mr. East is a son of Mrs. William Schneider, of 112 West Fairview street, Piedmont.

Mr. and Mrs. Schneider and family moved here about a year ago from Mountain Lake Park. James B. Bissett, one of IS Trl- Towns boys at the Boys' State at Jackson's Mill, was given marked recognition by being nominated as one of the two candidates for the office of governor.

He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Keyran Bissett, Piedmont, and is a member of this year's graduating class of St. Peter's High School. Brief Mention The exhibit -of the manual arts department will be held at Bruce High School auditorium Monday, 7 to 9 p.

m. Various articles made by pupils of the manual arts classes will be on display. The young people of the First and St. John's Methodist churches will hold a union service, Sunday, 6:30 p. at the latter church with Eldred Comp as leader and Richard Pagenhardt and Keith Clark as song leaders.

The June meeting of the Tri- Towns Ministerial Association will be held Monday, 10:30 a. at Mt. Calvary Lutheran Church, in charge of Rev. C. K.

Spiggle, "pastor. SAN TOY THEATRE LONACQNING, MD. SUNDAY AND MONDAY, JUNE 1M2 "LET FREEDOM RING" Nelson Eddy Virginia Victor MoLaglen TUESDAY, JUNE 13 'THREE MUSKETEERS" Dun Ameche Brothers Binnie Barnes 'WEDNESDAY, JUNE 14 "SHINE ON HARVEST MOON" Roy Bogers Mary Hart Lola Belle and Scotty THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, JUNE 15-16 DOUBLE FEATURE "Romance of the Redwood" Lynne Overman Patricia Morrison "PERSONS IN HIDING" Charles Bickford Jean Parker SATURDAY, JUNE 17 "FRONTIERS OF '49" BUI (Wild BUI Hickok) Elliot Loana de Alcarax Virginia McLane, six, daughter of! ine ev u. 0 win and Mrs. W.

O. McLane. preach the baccaulaureate sermon or JUNE BRIDES aMwancnt it wtff beoonve atom Spoon aod I BMtar pnttftm, Bxvntoa and coruiiW StMf 9hnrfeng morte to WOT te Mfoctton a decMoo. 6 BcwHlon Spocnt. 6 Bator 6 3 TnbU 1 Sugar Spocn and Otftar Plat Onmotyu, Fmrltaii and Jeffries Bros.

Jewelry Md. tenter Miners Hlspltal. Monday for' 10 class of Mt. '6h school at 10 a. today, the Methodist Episcopal churcn.

WeaUn I a major operation. i The Lndies' Auxiliary. Fnrrady No. 24. American Legion.

1 WlU meet Tuesday, 8 p. m. MIDLAND Midland, June 10. We Cannot Lose Graduation exercises will be held in the High School auditorium at J8 p. tomorrow.

Dr. J. W. Yoder i of Juanita College, Huntington, George Eisentrout has returned! will address the graduating class. from Washington College where he! Those in the class are: Wanda was a member of the graduation Collins, Christine Elizabeth class.

He graduated, gave the fare- Green, Margaret Orpha Holsinger, well address and received a gold Jenny Elizabeth Whitney, Kathe- for character. Devine, Robert Fultz, Anthony Greece, Larry Grecco, Joseph Healy, Joseph Laughlin, Bernard Maybury, James Rollins, Robert Taylor, Catherine Borges, Mary Frances Carey, Marguerite Ann Determan, Micholina Di Chiera, Elizabeth Graney, Rosemary Hannon, Catherine Kelly, Mary Ellen Kenney, Ethel Ann McGuire, Mary Mongold, Margaret Lee O'Brien, Clara Sigler, Marion Stowell, Jane Taylor and Rita Welsh; progress pin, fifth. Thomas Collins, Francis' Determan, Arthur Hutchinson, John Kelly, Owen Mr. Elsentrotit's parents, Mr. andj Virginia Lancaster.

Rosalyn Kelly. Charles Thompson, Richard r-flf Anfrnla Twlgg, Margaret Angcla Walsh, Yvonne Amann, Mrs. Edward Eisentrout, attended Warner, Effie Grau Kellar. Mar- Blackburn. Guy.

Gert- the graduation exercises accompan-i garet Leona Diggs, Garland Ray-(rude Jackson, Myrtis Maybury, by Mr. and Mrs. Hugh McGann. mond Hutzcll, Earl Stuart Delbrook, I Mary Nesci, Phyllis O'Brien, Mmy Miss Agatha Dorsey, Midland, re-! Clarence William Andrews, Robert Frances Welsh and Mary Rebecca tiirr.prt from University of Mary- Raymond Sweene, Lois Ernest Innd where she received the A Haus. and Howard William Sine, Jr.

I The students marched from the June 3. 1 The junior-senior prom will be Silver PALACE Daily Mitlnrti Monday Story of Alexander Graham Bed Don Ameche, Loretta Tonnn and Henry Fonda Turxdajr Wednesday KING OF THE TURF A dorp Menjon and Dfllnm Contelto Thursday. Friday, ftatartlay Tfce Return of the Cisco Kid Warner Baxter, Lynn Hrnrr HnH, Cesar Romero A A 0 I I A A 1 LYRIC Matinee Sunday Sunday Monday Tlw Terror of Tiny Town Will) Jed Bncll's first Time on Any Screen Taroday Valley with All-ftUr Wednesday My Son It A Criminal with I Btxttr Jacqueline Thursday Only Thundering West SUrrelt and Iris Meredith of Plonwn Friday Saturday Blaekwell's Island John Garfirld, Rosemary fjinr and Stanley Flrldi school to the church with the girls wearing white dresses with corsages of blue and pink while the boys' were white with blue tie and handkerchief. Civle Clab Garden Party About 150 persona attended the annual garden party of the Westernport and Luke Civio Club MTiurs- ARCHM MOOH. A C.rtW.d, lori Anailigmot Shutiw to wctwid.

fotuiing. Weight 14 OWICM. Vw Free Demonstrations Most Complete Line of Cameras in the City DRUG STORE FROSTBURG, MD. Mr. and Mrs.

Paul Vanorsdale, 310 Walnut Westernport, announce the birth of a daughter. Thursday. Mrs. Frank- Saleskey, Westernport, is home from Potomac Valley Hospital, Keyser. James Martin and son, Willard Martin, Washington, is visiting at the home of the former's sister.

Miss Maggie Martin, Westernport. Kelly-Mansfield Unit, American Legion Auxiliary, will meet Monday evening. J. C. Saunders, of the Keyser Garden Club, will address the local ciub Thursday evening, July 6.

C. A. Boyles, commander, is presiding over the West Virginia Department encampment. United Spanish War Veterans at Williamson. Others attending are Norris Bruce, George Boyles, Piedmont; James Holtzman, John B.

Kennedy, R. R. Nethken and Ed Burke Keyser. Mrs. Norris Bruce is attending the auxiliary convention.

Mr. and Mrs. Lee Hutchlnson arc visiting at Washington. A birthday surprise party was given at the home of Mr. and James Nichols in honor of their son, James.

OPERA HOUSE THEATRE Sfln. A June II It Smn. then 7 Men. flhftw T. M.

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