Cumberland Sunday Times from Cumberland, Maryland • Page 28

TWENTY-EIGHT SUNDAY TTMES, CUMBERLAND, SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1948 Kcj-ser Moose Lodge Gets National Hono: Member of Keyscr Lodg To Gel Free Trip to Visit Mooucbavcii KEYSER, W. Feb. Lodge No. 662, L.O.O. Moose, Is on of the 100 lodges In the country receive an nil-expense trip for on ol Its members to visit the Horn lor the Aged at Moosclmvcn, Flu from February 27 to 29.

Announcement of the award made by A. A. Hood, secretary the local lodge, today after recclv Ing telegram from the natlona secretory of the lodge. The recognition was given to Kcyser group for the early fulfill incnt ol Its membership quota of 7i lor the period ending January 3 when 121 members were secured. A special meeting will bo hoK Monday night at 8 o'clock at the Moose home, Armstrong Street, to select a delegate from the 40 members of the lodge who secured new candidates.

A.A.TJ.W. Official Speaks Mrs. Douglas Tomkies, of Hunt- lugton, was speaker at-a monthly meeting of the Keyser Branch of the American Association of University Women at Mott's Green Gables a recent Mrs. Tomkies, state president of the organization, was introduced by Miss Nancy Belle Kemphfer, president of the local branch. Speaking of the work of the A.A.U.W..

Mrs. Tomkies pave a review of the accomplishments of the 19 branches of the organization's 1500 members throughout the state and outlined the program which'Is to be carried out at the state convention to be held at Jackson Mills on May 7, and a. She also reported of the work accomplished at the meeting of the International Federation of University Women at Toronto, Canada, In August of last year. of the local branch present at the meeting and turkey dinner were Mesdamcs K. E.

Church, Klrkland McKce, Harry CoHmrin, Mildred Thompson, Gwendolyn Gll- liam. Lyle Wilson, Trix Bright and E. L. Dayton, and Misses Daisy Goldsborough, Betty Miller, Elizabeth Umstot, Helen Pownnll, Jean Emily Prosl, Louise Wnrel, Gertrude Hnll, Myru Nefflen. Jeanctte Mc- Quffie and Nancy Belle Kemphfer.

Concert Scheduled Friday The first of a series of three concerts to be held In Keyscr, sponsored by the Kcyser Community Concert Association, will be presented Friday night In the Kcyser High School auditorium by Rosario. Antonio and Company, sensational Spanish dancers with guitarist and pianist. These artists cnme to this country in 1944 from Spain and have proved very popular in concert organizations throughout the country. ACA Deadline Named Mineral County farmers who participated in the 1047 Agricultural Conservation Program and arc cll- tcible for payments are urged to file their report and make application for such payment not later than February 15. Thomas R.

Bosley chairman of the Mineral County ACA committee, states that all reports must be filed by the above date In order for payment to made. The county chairman explamec that farmers who bought lime phosphate, fertilized p'ermanen pastures or hay wops or grasses are. In most cases eligible for payments provided they file their report on or before February 15. it was also possible, under provisions o' the 1947 program, for farmers In this county to earn payments by constructing stockwater dams, diversion ditches or contour strips ant by carrying out other approved practices, Bosley added. Reports may be filed at the Fourteen In Cast Of Keyser High Play Parsons Beaver Trappers Given Insiruclion Bag House Al Alpha Portland Cement Plant Swept by Flames PARSONS, W.

Feb. first beaver trapping and skinning scy, Virginia, Delaware and Maryland. Personals Mr. and Mrs. Robert Prcsuttl, of Detroit, and.Wlllnrd were called home due Lo the Illness oi their mother, Mrs.

Anna Caldwell, patient in Tucker County Hospital. Mrs. Guy Floyd is ti patient In Meyers CJInlc, Phlllppi. where she unclunvenc, a mnjor operation. Thomas P.

Owens, of Macedonia, was taken to Meyers Clinic, Philippi, Hospital this week by the Parsons Fire Department emergency school held In Davis High School, lc ro he underwent a. major this week, Ihc i'lntt of its Kind operation. The cast of "She Forgot To three-act comedy to be presented In the Keyser Hiffh School Auditorium February 10 and 11 by members'of the K-Ettcs and the K-Klub, girls' and boys' athletic associations of the school, to right row: Moncellc Bcrjr, Wanda Simons, PcEuy Ontcs, Patricia Harlsficld, Mary Alice Combs, Patrica PulUaro, John Spitzcr. Second row Maine, Ruth E. Purinton, Charles Maryctta Jones, Mary Mac Bess, Jean Smith and Neill Wcnscll.

Februarys. Also invited to attend Ncwburg, where Mr. Phillips is; Division and was military mayor ol xre officials of the Allcgany eaguc for Crippled Children. Marvin Sheetz attended a mcct- ng of the Veterans of Foreign Wars iervice officers at the War Mem- irial Building in Baltimore Friday night, Mrs. Ernest A.

Sec and Miss Betty Helshman left Friday for Dayton Ohio, where they will visit the ormer's daughter, Miss Ernestine See. Recent admissions to the Potomac Valley Hospital include Miss 'aulinc Gelwlck, Mrs. Pluma Rig- and Mrs. Bertha Sligcr, all Keyser; and Willie Vnn Meter Benjamin Butler, Piedmont. County Agricultural Conservation Office.

Sincell Building, Davis Street, Kcyser. W. Va. Farm Burcnu Elects Officers elected at a rocont meet- Ing of the Mineral County Farm Bureau were. C.

I. Homan, president; E. Prltts, vice president; Lawrence Idleman, secretary, and Ervin Bane, treasurer." It wag reported at the meeting that the bureau now has 210 members and plans were mncle to boost the membership to 3BC members. Those attending the meeting were Lawrence Idleman, J. Fritts, Albert Schwlnabart, Ervin Bane, C.

J. Oliver Bane, Clyde Bonar, C. H. Ebert, S. S.

Smith. N. Bosley, O. C. Hepncr, J.

W. Carskadon, and J. E. Prettyman. Outdoor Group To Meet A meeting of the Mineral County Wild Life Association will be held ln-thc Star Restaurant dining room, Armstrong Street, Fcbmary 9, at 8 p.

m. It has been announced by L. C. Shuck, president. All members are urged to be present.

Brief Mention The November Division of the Grace Methodist Church will meet nt the home of Mrs. Gay Sanders, 69 Water Street, Monday, at 7:30 p. m. Keyser Council of Church Women will meet in the Presbyterian Church Monday night, February 9, 7:30. Rhinchart Taylor, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Taylor, 260 Hughes Street, has moved Ellzabethtown, where he has purchased a shoe store. Taylor was formerly manager of a shoe store In Bluefleld, W. Va. His family will join him In Elizabethtown as soon as living quarters are obtained.

Russell Fortney, Mozelle Street, has entered Newton D. Baker Hospital, Martinsburg, for treatment. He was accompanied to the hospital by Marvin Sheetz, service officer of Queens Point Memorial Post, No. 6775, Veterans of Foreign Wars, McCoole. Local entertainers will be featured at the March of Dimes dance to be held at the McCoole Veterans of Foreign Wars Club.

Monday night. lowlesburg $50,000 Damage Caused By Fire ROWLESBURG, W. Va, Fob. three and a hair hour blaze auBcd damage In the bas ouso of the Alpha Portland Cc- icnt Company here Wednesday The fire was discovered in the tructure at 7:30 where a large uantlty of eotloii and paper buga ere stored. The Rowlcsburg Volunteer Fire jcpartment assisted company flre- icn in combatting the, blaze and rought It under control at 11 a.

m. W. Mallhcs', superintendent of he plants, reported the damage as covered by Insurance. O.U.S. initiates Four Rowlesburg Chapter No.

127, Or- cr of Eastern Star, initiated, four candidates into the order, Mrs. Effie Carrlco, Miss Helen Carrico, Mrs. May Hunter and Mrs. Rachel Phillips, a recent evening. Others present were Mrs.

Van Lieu Strother of Augusta Temple, employed by the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company. Mrs. Silcott is employed at the Westinghouse a'; Fairmont and Mr, Silcott is a. junior at West Virginia University. They are residing at 308 Nuzum Place.

Fairmont. Observes Birthday On Tuesday afternoon, Mrs. P. H. Martin and Mrs.

C. C. Ashburn held a party at the home of Mrs. Sallie Moore where they prepared and served a chicken dinner, for Mrs. Moore, nnd her son, Charles, on the luLtur's 82nd birthday.

Brief Mention Mrs. Lou O. Barnard returned to her home in Rowlesburg after spending five weeks at the home of her daughter, Mm. W. H.

McVancy Oiu'lwburif. W. Vu. Mr. and Mrs.

Robert C. Ci'iilg and daughter, Carol Lee, or Morgantown, visited Mrs. Craig's parents, and Mrs, A. G. Harvey.

Mrs, Charles Wolfe has returned from Pittsburgh where she visited her daughters, Mrs. LyndtUl Anderson, Mrs. Anderson is recovering from an Illness. Mr. and Mrs.

G. C. Emerson visited the latter's mother, Mrs. William Rhodes, Kingwood, who Is a patient in the Kcrchcval Memorial Hospital, at Kingwood. G.

C. Myers, a Baltimore and Ohio Railroad boilermalccr, suffered a severe heart attack Thursday morning. Franklin Wiles, a fireman on the B. O. Railroad fell from Ills engine while at work near Terra Alta and suffered injuries lo both arms and his left foot and leg.

He was brought to his home in Rowlesburg and is under the care a local physician. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Roainson and son, Jimmie, have moved from Norfolk, to Rowlesburg to the home of Robinson's mother, Mannington; Mrs. Elva Hootou, of Mrs.

Pearl Sypolt, Mr. Robinson Is Morgantown; Mrs. Dorena Proudfoot, Mrs. Eva Proudfoot, Mrs. Bolyard, Mra.

Evelyn Aycrsman, Mrs Helen Shaffer, Mrs. Mary Aycrs- man, Mrs. Gladys Seese, Mrs. Gladys Davis, Mrs. Gladys Prince, Mrs.

Bertie Buckncr, Mrs. Emma Craig, Mrs. Christine Frotwcll, Mrs, Fanny Trcutle, Mrs. Muriel Knotts, Mrs. Lulu McMlllen, Mrs.

Lucille Shaffer, Miss Leah Pierce, Mrs Freda Smith, Mrs. Iva Bishoff, R. Edward Anderson, and George Gall. P-TA To Meet The Rowlesburg Parent-Teacher Association will meet Monday evening, February 0, ut 7:30 in the school building, Accepts Position Miss Nancy Wheeler, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

C. M. wheeler, of Rowlesburg, accepted the position as director of continuity for the new broadcasting station WVVW at Fairmont. Miss Wheeler received -her A. D.

degree In dramatics and radio, at West Virginia University in August. She is a member of Alpha XI Delta, Social Sororlcty; Alpha Psl Omega, National Dramatic Honorary; Lc Ccr- clu Francois, National French Honorary. Prior to locating in Fairmont. Miss Wheeler had her own program, with Morgantown station WAJR, W.S.C.S. Circle Convenes Circle No.

3 of the Woman's Society of Christian Service met at home of Mrs. W. D'. Mayne Wednesday. Mrs.

Harry Kklwcll, Jie retiring chairman, conducted the business session, and the group voted to send a bosket of fruit to Mrs. Lizzie Ford, who Is critically 11. The next meeting will be at the Home of Mrs. P. H.

Martin. Double Wedding Performed Mr. and Mrs. R. O'.

Sanders, of the marriage ol their daughter, Lois, to John Phillips, son of Mr. and Mrs. Chartes Phillips, and the marriage of Ivtrs. Sander's sister, Helen Jaco, to Paul Silcott, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Guy Silcott, all of Newburg. The double ring service for tiie couples was performed on No-1 vernber 28, 1947 in the Methodist Ihurch at Alexandria, with Francis Stickley officiating, the presence of Mrs. J. B. Lauman and Robert Lee.

The brides wore white dresses with black accessories and red rosebud corsages. Following the service a wedding dinner was served at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. B.

Lauman, of Takoma Park, Md. young couples are gradual.es of the Ncwburg High School. Mr. and Mrs. Phillips are residing at employed at Grafton.

Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Nine arc vacationing; in Clearwate-, Fla.

A daughter was born on Sunday, February 1, to Rev. and Mrs. Ruthvan Morrow, of Davis, in Myers Clinic, Phillippi. The Morrows were residents of Rowlesburg last year while Rev. Morrow was pastor of Christ Methodist church.

Charles Nichols and Miss Marjorie Moudy, of Hollidaysbui'e, were house guests of the former's brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Scott Nichols this week. The Senior Class of Rowlesburg on Saturday. February 28, -from to 11:15 p.

Marjorle Bolyard Is chairman of the ticket commit-, tee. Music will be furnished by Regi Kerns Orchestra. Bremen, Germany. Harold Welter, chairman of the "Fats-Leans" game for the benefit of the March of Dimes drive, reported that S195 had been cleared, at the contest. Rev.

Allen Jories and Roy W. Smith, were guests and new members received Into the club at the meeting were Hoy G. Shingleton, Clarence Wolford, A. Gordon Slonaker, Arthur Poland and David Long, all of Romney; Fred Sr.yder, or Slanesville, and Carle Frye, of Augusta. Sportsmen Elccl Officers of the Hampshire Roc! and Gun Club elected recently for the current year were Boyd Michael, president; Eugene AHes, vlcu president; Homci' Poiund, Secretary, mid Rluhiird Kuylcondiill, treasurer.

Jflchael is a well known fisherman and hunter throughout the wus attended by 95 persons. Wendell Swank, of Elkins, was in charge of a demonstration showing the proper way to prepare a beaver hide for sale. He was assisted by Ben F. Thompson, a veteran'trap- per ol' Canaan Valley. John Harper, of Davis, demonstrated the proper fleshing method.

Russell DeGarmo, state conservation commissioner, Charleston, T. C. Fear now, Philadelphia, Gordon C. Miu-lc, JSllclrw, JC. B.

Olson, nnd Hunger Ralph Rowland also participated. Tile beaver trapping dates ars from February 5 to February 16. Former Fire Chief Honored William Bennett, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Bennett, who was transferred from, the Armour Leather Company, of.

Parsons, to North Bend, where he is an assistant superintendent has been named fire chief of the Chapman Township Volunteer Fire Department. Bennett is a charter member of the Parsons deportment, former chief of the company and ruso president ol' the West Virginia North Central Firemen's Association. The new department will represent towns of Little Itaiee, North Bend, Farwell, and Hyner, Pa. Two Arrests Made Howard Ferguson, Parsons chief of police, arrested Dale Metz, 18, and Howard Shahan, 20, of St. George, on a charge of driving without a license and permitting a non-licensed driver to drive.

MeU pleaded guilty to a charge of driving without n. license and Sh.i- hiui pleaded ttullty to the other count. Botll were arraigned before Justice of the Peace Lawrence Lipscomb in Parsons this week and each, was fined $5 and costs. Shahan was sentenced to 10 days in the county Jnll In default at hln fine. Rcui'don Cuppc-H, county ol! scliools, stated flint the West Virginia Department of Hampshire County.

The' club is i Safety is sponsoring a safety pro- planning regular monthly meetings to discuss current game laws and problems. Brief Mention Mrs, Stanley R. Harris a tea party recently honoring Miss Cova Ulil, who has been on the staff of the West Virginia State School for the Deaf for 1G years. All officers, matrons and supervisors were present at the party. Miss Uhl lins accepted a position with the School for the Deaf at Romen, N.

Y. Mrs. E. S. Price Is recuperating from a broken bone In her ankle caused when she on lee while shopping in'Cumberland about a month ago.

James Jackson has been visiting with his grandparents, Mr, and Mrs. Edward Allen, in Green Spring Valley. Miss Pauline Snydar in Memorial Hospital, Cumberland, for observation and treatment. Robert B. Lawton, manager and owner of Rudy's Store, is in New York on a buying trip, Harry E.

Corbln is a patient in Memorial Hospital, Winchester. D. Bouvlllin, son-in-law ofi Mr. and Mrs. Ralph C.

Dusic, arrived in Romr.ey Thursday and will take over the management of the Carlton. Restaurant. Bouvlllin Is gram and will show a picture entitled "Priceless Cargo" in the schools of this county. The film will be shown lu the MTH. Effle Murray, of Parsons, has received word that her son, Gunners' Mate First Class Clarence Murray has been assigned to duty on a destroyer escort and is now stationed at Key West, Flu.

Lowell George, of Clny, W. former editor of the Tucker Democrat, is visiting his parests in Parsons this week. Rev. E. C.

Marple, pastor of the Church of God In Parsons, reported that the Ronl of $300 to be ralscrl by their church' members him Jiot yet been reached. However he stated that $100.15 was netted from the- sale held on the Court House steps recently and that $160.65 had been received by the church, in money donations. Mrs. Albert Densmore and soli, Thomas, Uniontown, are the guests of Rev. and Mrs.

Harold D. Shiflet in Parsons. Miss Betty Griffith, a former student at West Virginia University left this week for West Gramby, where she will be employed. Sgt. Earl Shobe, stationed at the Wnr Rebiu'lal Distribution Center, Philadelphia, visited Mr, and Mrs.

Kennit Collett in Hambleton. Mrs. Maude Junkins, Arlington, is the guest, of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Hambleton.

Mrs: Floyd M. Boll of Blackman'c Flats honored her husband, Floyd M. Ball, veteran teacher of Parsons, with a dinner in observance of his COth birthday. Places at the dinner were laid for Mrs. Evelyn Zipkin and son, Terry, oi Baltimore; Mr.

and Mrs. H. Dale Ridgeway, Mr. and Mrs. J.

Plummer Baker, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Deem, Mr. and Mrs. C.

L. Fankhouscr, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Long, Mr. and Mrs.

W. Meyers, Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Bonner, Mr. and Mrs.

Lewis Spangler, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Plum and daughter, Janet, and Miller all of Parsons. Mr. and MI'N.

Button Ouorsc, of Pui'sons, honored their daughter, Mary Louise, with a party oil her second birthday. Guests were Mrs. Vera Galbe and daughter, Susan, Ellen Sherman, Bertha Price, Gertrude Hull, Mrs, Ptiuilno Shcrmru: and children, Craig and Linda Dexsle, Richard and David Kldweli reported $70 collected in the campaign to dute. Mr. and Mrs.

Thomas Collins, of Albert, have moved to Elkins where they will reside this winter, Owen McDnnlel, Hcndricks, is a patient in an Elkins hospital. Miss Josephine Meyers, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. W.

of Parsons, left this week for Washington, D. where she will be employed. Delores and William Hlse, Mill Creek, are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. James E.

Hamner. WSCS Will Give One Act Comedy FORT ASHBY, W. Feb. Esther Circle of the W.S.C.S, will present a one-act comedy, "Sally's Hat Shop," February at 7:30 p. m.

in the Fort Ashby High School auditorium. The cast includes: Mrs. Catherine Albrifrht, Margaret Kenny, Freda Fi'ankliincl, Piuillne Adnms. Cln.ra May, Louise Spcclman, Edith Thompson, Nannie Klein and Daisy Davis. Other features of the program will be acrobatic acts, orchestra selections and a social.

Proceeds will be used for the building fund. Feted On Birthday Mrs. Freda Franklond was entertained recently with a surprise birthday party at her home. Guests attending were Mr, and Mrs. Earl Spencer, Mr.

and- Mrs. Jack Long and children. Betty, Nelson and Bernard, Mr. Elmo Chester Jenkins, Mrs. Daisy Davis nnd Paul nnd Thomas, Mrs.

Pnullnc Adams, Alma Adams, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Frankland and sons, Jack and Ffc. Dor.ald Frankland. Personals William Z.

Flora is a patient IB OLDTOWN, Hanson. Slider is a patient' in McmorisJ Hospital, Cumberland; Mra, Nettie Menccr her sister, Mrs. Crane, Pittsburgh. Mrs. Lottie Twigff Is.

a patient to Memorial Dempsey Navy, lias, returned to visiting' his sister, Mrs, Minnie Miller. Mrs. Elsie Hield is.a patient'In Memorial Hospital, Cumberland. The Oldtown Homemakers Club; and the Cresap Society contributed the March of Dimes drive, according to Ross F. Shaw, chairman for Oldtown.

Oldloivn Newton'D. Baker Hospital, Martins-' burg, W. Va. Mrs. J.

C. Thompson, recently visited her son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Thompson. Mrs.

Urn Mac Cobb. Mabcn. Is visiting 'Rev. and William Albright, Jr. Rev.

William Albright. Jr. was instructor of a class In recreation at St. John's Church, Parsons, last week. Mr.

and Mrs. Alston Hunt and; daughter, Katherine, were called to. Akron, Ohio, following the death of Mrs. Hunt's mother. Pfc.

Donald Frankland is spending a 10-day furlough.with his parents, Mr and Mrs. Ben Frankland. Mrs. W. B.

Helmicfc is in at her home. Mrs. Leldon- 'Lee. and Infant daughter, have--returned home from Memorial pJtal, Cumberland. Mr.

and Mrs, Oliver Walker, announce.the birth of.a. daughter. Parsons Grade school on Monday and Mrs. Claude Kellar. morning', February St.

George sehool at 10:30 a. Parsons High School at 1 p. and Hamrick School at p. in. Ou February 10, the picture will be shown in the Davis School at 9:30 a.

in the Thomas schools at 1:15 p. and in the Pierce School at 2:30 p. m. Poems Accepted for Publishing Miss Mary Alice Frum, trachcr thu Parsons High School English DAILY DELIVERIES OF FLOWERS TO FROSTBURG DIRECT. FROM OUR GREENHOUSES Mr.

and Mrs. Burl Waybright, of AJpena, near Elkins, announce the engagement of their daughter, June, to William Clingcrnmn, son. of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Cllugcrman, of Elkins.

The wedding will be performed February 22 in Oakland, Md. Lt. and Mrs. Albert J. Summerfield, of announce the birth of a daughter January 9, The mother Is the former Miss Ella Wc have no Phone Cumb.

3799 department stated that the daughter of Mrs. Swlsheri lag students have had their poems Baity, and formerly of I accepted by the National of High School Poetry. They are Mrs. Addie Oldaker is in Florida Joanne Simmons, who wrote the to spend the winter months with "Snowstorm;" Joanne Parsons, "I Forgot;" Louis Phillips, "Parsons;" Wanda Varner "Life Has Just Begun;" Paul Hehle, "Time;" Susan Foster, "My Lover;" Hester Hovatter "The World Was Beautiful;" Verle Lipscomb "The Rain Drops;" BUly Baer "The Anelcnt Car;" Dcloves Cros "Vision," and Joanne Fclton "What Lies Beyond." All of the students, are members of the Senior Class and their poems were in competition with high schools from North Carolina, South from San Diego, cV.lf., whore Carolina. West Virginia; New Jm- has been employed since his return from the service by tlie Bank of America for the past two years.

He plans to make his home in Romney and will be joined later by Ms wife and two daughters. her son, and daughter-in-law, Mr, and Mrs. Lester Oldaker. Mrs. Alex Wardrope, of Albert, was called to Cumberland this week due to the illness of her daughter, Mrs.

James Campbell. Mrs. Myrtle Wolfe, Lcwisburg, is n. guest of Mr. and Mrs.

Ernest Raines. A contest is being spons'ored among the children of the Kempton Grade School with a prize offered for the child collecting the most money in the March ol' Dimes campaign. That school and community have already John S. Williams has returned Cubit. Homney Col.

MillJiolland Addresses Lions ROMNEY, W. Feb. Col. Randolph Millholland, executive officer of the 115th Infantry Regiment, Maryland 'National Guard, spoke on national defense methods at a meeting of the Romr.ey Lions Club at the New Century Hotel Thursday. Col.

Mlllholland explained the various unit? now training for defense and stressed the importance of the Universal Military Training bill. Col. Mlllholland served overseas from 1B42 until 19-1B with the 20th AUTO K. K. Mawhinney 100 D.

Street Phone 21476 Keyser, W. Va. representing Farm Bureau Mul-ual Auto ins. Co. Farm Bureau Mutual Fire Ins, Co, Farm Bureau Life Ins.

Co. Home Office, Columbus, 0. LIFE Watch For The OPENING of Frostburg Music STORE Formerly Horr Music Co. 221 Mnin St. Owned and Operated by Cas Taylor VALENTINE CANDY by Norris Beautiful Heart Shaped Boxes 1 Ib.

and 2 Ib. size SUN. MON. TUES. PALACE "DESIRE ME' MAT.

N1TE Starring Grccr Garson Bob Mitchum SUN. ONLI LYRIC MAT. MITE Attention FREE DANCE Orchestra Every Thurs. Sat. Nite ORIOLE CLUB MIDLAND, MARYLAND "Where Everybody's Going" SYNCAPATERS Thursday ORIOLE DUET Saturday featuring Leon Green "A LIKELY STORY" Starring Bill Williams Barbara Hale CHARMING DISARMING ALARMING in a fashionable sort of way are our flattering "individual" hair styles.

So get "set-" here! Phone 344-W for appointment. VAUDA'S 64 East Main BEAUTY SALON Frostburg T. S. CUT RATE Frostburg Phone 263 Memorials of Royal Purple Granite The BEAUTIFUL WAT TO REMEMBER Memory one oC Tttffs tWngS, io lural expression in oemettrj too. We build monuments wfOi U.Mtj Design, corvine, arc chosen executed with exacting care.

In tfao same way, tfae material we use are the best we owi procure, and amcof them there is none finer ttoau Purpto It has cotor. composition and dttraWHy ond to none, and we nlwayi to-aatoatt II for inspection and comparison. Before you choose it. roemorid, nrny unples that truly to-: IRVVIN MEMORIALS Frostburj; Phone 52-J Cumberland Baltimore Phone 810-W-4 KEYSER THEATRE KEYSER Tucs, VVcrf. "Carnegie Hall" Mitrshu Hunt, Wlllmm rrlncc f-ri, Sat.

This Time For Keeps" alller WllHitni.i, LuuriU Mcldiolr MUSIC HALL KEYSEU Man. and Tucs. "Each Dawn 1 Die" Jliiiinn CcurKn IUil'1 Wed. and Thurs. "Gas House Kid In Hollywood" Cui'l "All'iilfii" "Renegade Girl" Aitit Suvitgn Fri.

and Sal. ON OUR STAGE from VVPDX "Patsy Jean and Her Radio Pals" I'hiK "Claire To City" MAJESTIC THEATRE PIEDMONT Sun. Mon. Tucs. Wed.

"Secret Life of Walter Mitty" Danny Virgin hi. Mnyo Thur. Fri. Sot, "Cross Fire" K'lhurL Vim up, Kubcrt folium OPERA HOUSE PIEDMONT Sun. Mod.

Tucs. "Cheyenne" Dcmil.i June Wj-niJih' Wed. and Thur. '100 Men and A Girl" Driiium Dm'liln "Marked Woman" llnUn DlLVU Fri. ond Sat.

On Our Sliijfn from 1VPDX 'Cherokee Sue and The Radio Jamboree" IMiifl 8lx GUM We are not yet a free people. There are dissident groupi among us, seeking not only to "divide the house," but to tear it down. Prejudices, cen-- turies old', put slave-chains on our progress'. Cruel Intolerance flogs the backs of millions. In our struggle for emancipation from ourselves, our inspiration will be the patient, kindly Lincoln.

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