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1938 EVENING SUN REPORTERS TELL OF MARYLAND NEWS EVENTS M1SSI0HERS HOLD FELLOWSHIP LUNCH Croup Of 173 Church Women Of Westminster And New Windsor Hear Talks On Problems Of Day WESTMINSTER Elmer Morgan, Washington. the president of the Home Missionary Society of the Baltimore Conference of the Methodist Episcopal church and affiliated with the Federated Church Women, wws the speaker on Tuesday afternoon at the Fellowship luncheon held at the Charles Carroll hotel Westminster. Mrs Morgan addressed a group of 173 church women Westminster and New Windsor, on the subject in Christian Service." This unity of Christian service rests today in the hands of the Church women Not only in the home, but in civic and racial problems. as well, said Mrs Morgan, Charles Forlines. this city, who helped form an interdenominational council of Missionary women in Westminster seven years ago.

spoke on "Widening Horizons." Mrs. John Belt, of Graoe Lutheran Missionary society, offered prayer before the luncheon. The menu consisted of fruit cup, veal cutlet, potato, asparagus salad, celery, rolls, butter, strawberry shortcake and coffee Greetings were extended by Mrs Edgar Royer, president of the Women's In te rd enom inat iona 1 Miss: on a rv Council of Westminster. The hymn. "The One was sung, led by Mrs O.

Norman Hunter, with Mrs, Mary Test Kinney, pianist. Following Mrs. Forlines' message Hunter sang "Come Unto Me" by Coenen, with Mrs Him me su? accompanist. Mrs. Orris Robinson, from the Methodist Episcopal church introduced Mrs.

Morgan. The message was followed by prayer by Mrs Harry C. Gonso of the Church of God society. Mrs. Lloyd Bertholf, chairman of the Home Mission Department of the Council, reported on the Women's project in the Community," of which there are 32 women who have made themselves responsible for visiting all new residents in their respective territory, and getting them churched.

She gave incidents of the real fellowship gained through this work. Mrs. Martha Shaw, chairman of the reception committee, was assisted Ln receiving by the minister's wives of this city. Other committee chairmen were: Mrs. Carlos C.

Crawford. luncheon; Mrs. O. G. Robinson.

prbgram; Mrs. Herbert J. Essich. seating, and Mrs. John D.

Whitmore, tickets. Piano Students Plan Recital The bi-monthly piano classes held during the winter months by Miss Elizabeth C. Rankin at her home on Westmoreland street, came to a close last Saturday morning As a climax of the class work, tome of the students will appear in a recital to be given Mav 10, in the Westminster Elemehtarv school auditorium, East Green street. TTioee taking part will include Jesn Cooper. Martin Young, Helen Clifford.

Truth Harman, Bernice Poole, Dorothy Long, Billy Wagner. Ruth Ellen Hoc Br Eckard, Gloria Mathias. Barbara Ann Hull, Bobby Shoemaker Burhl Gaver, Betty Stevenson, Gloria Lee Milligan, Helen Zepp, Jean Bankert, Henry Mathias, Bobby Milligan, Kathleen King. Bertha Peltz. Rita Mae Flanagan, Jean Buckingham, Robert Mathias, Mary Florence Peltz and Rose Lee Kuhns.

Lessons will continue through the summer, but no classes will convene until September. Open Welfare Meeting Planned An open meeting of the and persons interested in the work of the Carroll county Welfare Board will be held in the Council Chamber of the Fireman's Building this evening at 7:30 o'clock. J. Milton Patterson, executive secretary of the Board of State Aid and Charities, will speak A forum on the subject, of was conducted on Monday afternoon from 1:20 to 2:15 p. at the Westminster High school.

The Senior and Junior classes as well as UA of the Sophomore class were gathered in the auditorium of the school A new experience of broadcasting by means of the American Amplifying system was used, and sophomores and freshmen on the second floor, in the library, and the classroom of Miss Helen Eckard. were enabled to hear the discussion. The last group of Western Maryland College Junior observation was observing today and will continue tomorrow at the Westminster High school. The group is observing classes in biology at the school, taught by Miss Elizabeth Bemiller. After a hearing by Police Justice Sherman E.

Flanagan. James E. Myers, Union Mills, paid a fine of and costs, and was released, being charged with exceeding the forty-flve mile per hour speed limit. Information in the case was laid by State Officer B. C.

Mason. Murray Benson, attorney-at- law. of Baltimore, was the guest speaker on Monday night at the service, held in Seminary Chapel, Westminster High Will Graduate 91 WESTMINSTER The annual Westminster High school graduation will be held on Wednesday night. June 8, at 8 clock in the auditorium of the Westminster High school, The graduaiion speaker will be Dr Richard ShijAey, editor of the Methodist Protestant Recorder, of Baltimore Ninety- one students are expected to graduate. in connection with the fifty-fifth annual commencement of the semi- nan-.

Prior to the service a banquet held in the Charles Carroll Hotel by the group. About seventy alumni, students, graduates, and their wives and friends, and members of the faculty attended. Mr and Mrs John C. Rankin. Westmoreland street, spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs F.

Kershau, Baltimore Sundav visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs Elmer Brehm and family. Roseville, were Miss Viola Fridiuger, Jacob Brehm, Roland Fridinger, Mr and Mrs, Luther Martin, Mr, and Mrs, Arthur Albaugh. Mr and Mrs Vernon Houck. John Leister, Mr and Mrs, Glenn DevUbiss.

daughter Mvrtle, Thomas and Robert Fre- bertshauser, and Ruth and Clarence Miller, Given Farewell Party Mr and Mrs Roscoe Bell and son Ben have returned to East St. Louis. 111., after spending some time with the sisters. Miss Mollie Bell and Mrs. Ada Byers, Church street.

Miss Bell returned with them far a visit. Last Thursday the visitors were given a farewell party at the home of Miss Bell. Those present were: Mr and Mrs Roseoe Bell, Mr. and Mrs. Bell.

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bell, Mr. and Mrs William Bell, Mr. and Mrs Bell and sons Billy and Walter.

Mrs. Nettie Utermahlen. Miss Mollie Beil, Mrs. Ada Bvers, Dorothv and Flossie Bell. Ben Bell, Karl Byers, Ernest Bell and Vincent Boone.

Mrs. Prank T. Myers Mrs Edgar Mvers, Mrs Ivan Hoff and Miss Bonnie Custenborder attended the May Day Child Health program on Monday at the Willard Hotel, Washington, D. C. The Westminster Junior 4-H Club met at the home of Ann Little, Park avenue, on Friday afternoon.

The girls worked on presents for Mother's Day. Refreshments were served by the hostess. The next meeting will be held at the home of Bettv Kroop on Friday, May 20. The annual strawberry festival to be held by the Sunday school of St Reformed church will take place Wednesday evening. May 25, on the church lawn During the evening, music will be furnished by a local band.

Refreshments on sale will consist of strawberries and ice cream, chicken and sandwiches, coffee, cake, candy and soft If the weather is unfavorable, tha festival will be held the following evening. The festival is under the supervision of the Young People's class. Farm Bureau Grmip Meets A farm bureau planning group was organized at the home of Mr. and Mrs, G. Wilmer Duvall, near Krider's last Thursday night.

There were about thirty members and friends present. The following officers were elected: Sterling Little, chairman; G. Wilmer Du Vail, vice chairman; Mrs. Carroll Rinehart, and Mrs, G. Wilmer Duvall, discussion leader.

The organization will meet each third Friday of the month. The next meeting will be held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Sterling Little. Horae Show Saturday Carroll county horses and ponies will shine ar the county horse, ponv and mrngrel show to be held bv the Ridi.ig club at the Westminster Riding club grounds Saturday.

Entries for the mongrel show must be in Friday. The dog show will start at 10.30 a.m. and the horse show at noon. The judge for the dog show will be Sereck S. Wilson, The judges for the horse and pony show will be Dr.

R. V. Smith, vetemarian. from Frederick. and Samuel O'Sullivan, superintendent of Monocasy Farms, Walkersville, Md.

The Westminster Boy and Girl Scouts will aid the Club members in taking care of the crowds, and the Girl Scouts will conduct a concession booth. The Missionary Society of St. Reformed Church will meet this evening at 7:30 in the lecture room. Mrs. Paul Whitmore will be in charge of the program.

Carroll Unit No 31 American Legion Auxiliary', will meet on Thursday night at the State Armory' at 7:45 o'clock. The president will report on the W'estern Maryland District meeting which was held in Emmitsburg today, in the Lutheran Parish, with members of the Francks X. Elder Unit, as hostesses. Coordinators Meet The May meeting of the Coordinating Council of Character Building Agencies was opened by Samuel M. Jenness.

president, in the library of the High school. Monday evening. Consideration was given to the needs for the summer activities of the recreational program, A committee to plan for the summer obligations was appointed Rev. William E. Kelly, Sherman Flanagan.

Henry Himler, Mrs. Morris Mitten, and Mrs. J. Albert Mitten. The president asked the Council to give sug- gestions as to the type of meeting desired for the summer months.

The majority ruled that until September 1, the executive committee should handle the necessary work and that no general meeting will be held during the summer months, unless the sees flt to call a special meeting. Ernest Bryan, executive secretary of the National Council for Adult Civic Education. gave a splendid talk on Security." Old age assistance old age retirement pensions and unemployment insurance formed the subject of Mr. Bryan's talk. Two Hart In Auto Smashop Two residents of Baltimore were inj one- in an automobile accidt nt which occurred last evening at 7 o'clock a mile and a half from Eldersburg on the Liberty road when the machine driven bv Charles Walter.

50 Pimlico Road, slipped of? the road and crashed into a telephone pole. According to information given Officer Charles McCoy of the Maryland State police by Devane Sibley. 3115 Oakiord avenue, an occuoent of the car, a gust of wind from the storm then breaking caused the auto to swerve from the road The driver suffered a fracture of the skull, also fractures of the shoulder and arm and several cuta. His condition was reported serious. Sibley received a fracture of the hip and lacerations of the nose.

The Westminster Fire Department ambulance took the victims to the Union Memorial hospital. Baltimore. A thunderstorm which broke over Westminster and adjacent territory about 7 o'clock last evening carried hail with it the size 1 of peas. Meeting FiiJay A county council of Parent- Teacher meeting will be held in the Westminster High school auditorium on Friday evening April 6. Announcement has been made by Superintendent Hyson, that seats will be reserved for each district providing the number required is sent to him Friday morning In order to send in a reply those who will attend this meeting are asked to notify the principal of their respective high school, or the president of the A.

MIDDLEBIRG SCHOOL PATRONS WILL MARK AIR MAIL WEEK Carol Lelper, 20, Philadelphia heiress, explained the kiss she gave Enzo Fiermonte, Italian boxer, he left New York recently, was just a friendly gesture. Enzos wife, Madeleine Astor Dick, plans a divorce in Florida. TAYLORSVILLE TAYLORSVILLE Sunday school will be held Sundav mom- MARYLAND DEATHS MISS ANNA Miss Anna Roop died last night at 10 o'clock at the home of her niece, Mrs. Samuel Bare, near Meadow Branch, Death was due to a heart condition from which had been suffering for some time She was a daughter of the late David J. and Henrietta Ocker ood A brother, Scott Roop, i near Westminster, survives.

Funeral services will be held at the i home of Mr and Mrs. Samuel Bare Friday at 10:30 a with further services at 11 a m. ln the Meadow Branch Church of the Brethren The Rev. A Stauffer Currv, Elder John John and the Rev. Walter Thomas will officiate NeDhews will serve as pallbearers Burial will be ln Meadow Branch cemetery.

A Sharrer Son are the funeral directors. CARROLL THEATER WEDNESDAY, MAY 4 LEE TRACY, in CRASHING HOLLYWOOD xtmztx MRS ADA J. BROWN Mrs. Ada J. Brown, widow of Walter Brown, and a former resident of New Windsor, died at her home in New York City on Sunday evening.

She was aged 59 years. Surviving are eight children, Mrs. Mary Farmer, Howard Brown. Mrs. Gladys Utter, Mrs Ella David, and Thomas, Carrie, Helen and Mildred Brown, of New York; a brother, Calvin Thomas, New York, and three sisters.

Mrs. Carrie Bayne. Mrs, Della Callahan and Miss Mary Thomas, Baltimore. The funeral was held this afternoon with services at 2:30 at the D. D.

Hartzler Sons funeral home, New Windsor. The Rev. J. Rome officiated. Interment was made in the Oldfield cemetery, near New Windsor.

MIDDLEBURG. Mrs. Roland Otto daughter Barbara Lee, Key- rnar. Mrs. Raymond Johnson son Paul, daughter Shirley spent Tuesday with Mrs Frank Miller daughter Reta.

Sue Ellen Fogle, daughter of Mr. and Mrs Ravmo Fog.e, who has been a patient at Frederick City Hospital for two weeks suffering from injuries received in an automobile accident, home Tuesday much improved. Mr and Mrs. Steiner Englebrecht, daughter Caroline. Fairview.

spent Wednesday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Sterling LesCalleett and family. RKd i in8 at 10 followed by preach- Reta Miller called at the home of hnS ar nvinr-k Mr. and Mrs.

N. E. Six and family i Tuesday evening. 1 School Grove Dedicated George I. Harman.

Keysville, was Dedication of the constitution a caller at the home of his grand- I of the Winfield School took daughter, Mxs. Sterling LesCalleett. Thursday afternoon. Trees planted in the garden were contri- outed bv the governors of several ghter Charlotte Baltimore Mr, and siates. The pageant in the after- Mrs.

Raymo daughter Sue noon was given bv the school chil- E.len son Fred. Mrs. Elsie Hyde, and dren was a tribute to the r-vri Rakestraw spent Sunday w.th constitution. s. Ada McKinney and family.

i The evening program was the de- Mi. and Mrs, Samuel I. Bowman dication of the grove to the nation Bowman by the principal of the school. Ar- daughter Mary Louise called at the thur Griffle. Acceptance was by home of Mri Ada McKinney on Major Tryon Sheppard.

Command- Sunday afternoon. er of the American Legion and Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Stauffer. Bal- faculty member of Western Mary- timore, spent Sunday with the lat- land Lillie Lou Naiil, dau- ter's brother, Mr.

and Mrs. C. i ghter of Mr. and Mrs. J.

C. Naiil. Skipper. i accepted the trees for the boys and Emory ard son, Baltimore, I 3 th'TowSon and'elgM I hundred attended afternoon and Mr. and Mrs.

John Smith daugh- evening uLiHSL' i Sprains Ankle In Fall afternoon at the home of Mr. and Mrs. trank Miller and family. Mrs Thomas Byers had the mis- Mr. and Mrs.

W'illiam Caui.flower, t0 sPfain Baltimore, spent Sunday with the visiting her Sunday formers siiter, Mr. and Mrs. New- Mr. and Mrs E. A.

rI. Barnes, ton Six and family. Mr. and Mrs Frank Byers daugh- Mrs. Wilbur Delpny spent Sunday I ifr with Mr.

and Mrs. Robert Wilson Bvers, Mr. and Mrs. Nor. is are- and family, Bruceville, Md.

Bobbie, John C. Byers. Miss Rita Miller visited Sunday oi Ittlestown and Mrs. afternoon her aunt and uncle, Mr. Byers ana THURMONT Air Mail Week celebration will be in conjunction with the Association of the Rocky Ridge school at its meeting on Thursday evening at 8 A program will be rendered by the school, and Miss Worthington county supervisor.

has been invited as the guest of the organization An address relative to the celebration of air mail week will be delivered by the Rev. Elmer P. Schildt Tne personnel of the Rocky Ridge post- ofEce will be present and discuss the advantages of air mail service. The Lewistown grange orchestra and the choir of St John's Lutheran church, Thurmont, held a musical service in the local church Sunday evening. Mr.

and Mrs Edward Weaver, Tuckahoe. N. and Miss Lillian Knell spent a recent week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Lee J.

Kelbaugh. SYKESVILLE and Mrs. Nelson Waynesboro, Pa. Mr. and Mrs.

Sterling LesCalleett daughters Eva and Shevlia Jean spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Carl LesCalleett and family, Bach Zimmerman, Byers, near Littlestown Mrs J. C. Naiil and daughter Lillie Lou.

Aid Society Meets The Taylorsville Aid Society held its April meeting at the home of Mrs. C. Ray Barnes. Those attend- man's Valley. Mr.

and Mrs. Elmer ing were the Rev. and Mrs Robert Shalt er, Westminster, spent Sunday at the same place. Mr. and Mrs.

Elmer Wilson son Ray and John Utermelon, Bark Hill, Newton Six, Reta Miller and Bartlett, Mrs Walter Clary, Mrs. C. E. Wright, Mrs. A.

H. Barnes. Mrs. J. C.

NailL Mrs. Ray Farver, Mrs. Robert Farver, Mrs. Charles Wagner. Mrs.

Howard Price, Mhs Fred Shank spent Sunday evening Viola Franklin. Mrs. John Barnes, JACOB M. RODKEY Jacob M. Rodkey, well-known retired farmer, died last night at 10:30 o'clock at his home in Frizellburg after an illness of two weeks.

He was a son of the late Mr and Mrs. Jacob Rodkey and was aged 83 years. He was twice married. His first wife was before marriage Lydia Ann Sell. He leaves his second wife, Mrs.

Oila E. A. Few Rodkey and two sons by the first union, Ira A. Rodkey and Raymond F. Rodkey, near Tyrone; also 14 grandchildren, seven great-grandchildren; and the following brothers and Mrs.

Ella Fells, Pasadena, Mrs. Catherine Humbert, Taney town; Mrs, Upton Lemon, Silver Run; Isaac Rodkey, Edmond. and William Rodkey, Oklahoma City. He retired from farming about 20 years ago. For 45 years he had been a member of Baust Reformed church and was life elder at the time of his death.

The body was prepared for burial by C. Fuss Son, Taney- and will be returned to the late residenoe tomorrow. P.lends may call tomorrow evening from 7 to 9 o'clock at the house. Funeral services will take place from the home Friday at 1:30 p. with further services in Baust Reformed church and burial in the church metery.

The Rev. Miles S. Reifsnyder will officiate. Members of the consistory will serve as pallbearers as follows: Edward Koonts, Charles Hilterbridle. George Dodrer.

Oliver Brown, Noah Babylon, and Charles Graham. MARYLAND CHURCHES Piney Creek Brethren Piney Creek Church of the Brethren expects to hold Love Feast Saturday, May 7, starting at 2:30 m. The B. Y. P.

D. expects to give a Day program Sunday, May 8, at 7:30 p. m. CARD OF THANKS We wish to thank our neighbors and friends for their kindness during the illness and after death of husband and father. William Arbaugh.

For the use of automobiles and beautiful flowers, MRS. WILLIAM ARBAUGH and FAMILY at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Delphy. Sunday school will be held at 9:30 a.

Preaching. 10:30, the Rev. Paul Sampson, pastor. SILVER RUN SILVER RUN. The pupils of the Charles Carroll Junior High scnooi will present the operetta, Sawyer Thursday evening, May 5.

at 8 in the auditorium of the school. The class of St. Mary's Reiormea church school will ho.d a special Mother's Day program on Friday evening in the social room of the church at 7:30 o'clock. Mr. and Mrs.

Denton Yingiing, daughter Henrietta, spent Sunday at tne home of Mr. and Mrs. Rouen Mavuuas ana iamny, Baltimore. Miss Payilis Matthias, wno spent Saturday nignt at tne Ymg- ling home, accompameu tnem her home Baltimore. Mr.

and Mrs. Caivrn Harman encertainea at dinner, sunaay, the occasion oemg uie twenty-first birtnaay oi uieu- son jonn. ihe xonowmg were guests: Dennis Brown, Hanover; Aivrn James, Lituestown; oterang Trosue, Silver Run; Mr. and iurs. Roy Weaner and lamily, Gettysburg; Mr.

and Mrs. Hooert Myers ana tamily, fork; Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Dutterer, bUver The Women Bible ca ss of St. Mary Reiormeu cnurch, taugm by Mrs.

Samuei Smith, hela tlieir mommy meeting Monday evening tne social room oi the church. Mrs. Oliver Koontz, president of the class, presided. Tne program was in keeping with Mothers Day. Mrs.

W. fenn, hostess, served refreshments. Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Gelman, Margaret Sue Bankert, Mr.

and Mrs. Leonard P. Bankert and Miss Violet Hawk motored to burg, Saturday, to visit irlcnas over the with JOAN WOODBURY News Out Of Mv THURSDAY and FRIDAY, MAY 5 and 6 I eDUAWE Mustc by JEROME 7 DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS jn BRADY Guy Kibbee, Jean Oixon, Irk Norm, Lucille Ball, Warren Hymer tKO.RADIO PICTURE Tounq. A To? Gorzmtt Production. lyrUsA -U 7 Graham Bakv.

Allan Scott. on an jj original itcry by and Htrbmrl Flttldt. Jfo use WESTMINSTER, MD, Wed. Saturday and Monday May 4, 5, 6, 7 and 9 CLARK GABLE, MYRNA LOY and SPENCER TRACY NEWS and SERIAL Next Attraction RIN, TIN, TIN JR. in MARYLAND BURIED CHARLES E.

HARRIS The funeral of Charles E. Harris aged 54 years was held on Tuesday afternoon at 1 p. from the! funeral parlors of E. C. Tipton, Hampstead, with the Rev.

Melvin E. Lederer officiating. The pallbearers were William Walsh, George Ebaugh. Paul Reed. Howard Rill.

Joe Leister and Gilbert Miller and interment was in the Shiloh cemetery. Surviving Mr Harris are his wife, and son and daughter of York. Pa four sisters. Mrs. Frye and Mrs.

Myers of York, Pa Mrs Gertrude Shaffer and Mrs. Edward Wilhelm, Hampstead: and four brothers. William Harris, Baltimore; John Harris. Manchester: James Harris, Hampstead, and Zachariah Harris, Mexico, and his father. William Harris.

Shiloh. Mrs. Augustus Flemine Mrs. Philip Cummins and Mrs WTilliam Barnes. Mr.

and Mrs. Fred Magin have as their guest this Mr. and Mrs. Edward Wills and Mr. and Mrs.

Johnson of New York. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Moore were the dinner Sunday of the parents, Mr. and Mrs.

George Wagner. Mr. and Mrs. Earnest Franklin were the guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs.

Fred Magin and visited Mr. and Mrs. Edward Wills. Miss Dorothy Barnes, Baltimore, were the guests Sunday of her parents, Mr. and Mrs.

F. J. Barnes. Mr. and Mrs.

Harry Moore, Westminster, were fhe guests Sunday of Mrs. Thomas Moore. Sr. Is Tendered Shower Those attending a shower given in honor of Mrs. Edward Wills at the home of her sister, Mrs.

Fred Magin in Randallstown were: Mrs. J. C. Naiil. Miss Rachel Gaver, Miss Dorothy Buckingham, Miss Sara Day.

Mrs. Donald Magin, Miss Eva Magin. Mrs. David Will. Mrs.

Arthur Mrs, Marcus Pickett, Miss Virginia Welsh, Mrs Alton Gosnell. Mrs. Eva Derr. Frederick, Mrs Johnson, New York. The Sunshine class was entertained by Miss Frances Franklin at her home.

Those attending this meeting were Misses Elizabeth Barnes. Dorothy Barnes. Mary Byers, Ruby Warner, Ruth Wright, Joyce Wright. Pauline Sies, Mrs. Howard Price, the Rev.

Mr. and Mrs. Bartlett, Mrs. C. Wright.

Mrs. Roy Farver, Mrs. Horace Hipsley. Miss Viola Franklin and Mrs. Donald Shipley.

Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Byers were the guests Sunday of the parents, Mr, and Mrs.

W. C. Moore, Woodbine. Mrs. George Grimes, who is at the hospital, is slowly recovering.

Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wright and daughter. New Windsor, were the guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs.

Doris Grimes. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Jenkins, Westminster, were visitors Friday of Mr. and Mrs.

Wesley Jenkins and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Byers. Mrs. John Ingles has recuperated from a severe sore throat.

SYKESVILLE Miss Margot Garrett, Washington, will visit Miss Jadwiga, Tedchowska at the Howard County home her uncle and aunt. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Warfield for the week-end. Miguel Quirno-La valle, an attache of the Argentine Embassy in Washington, will also be a week-end guest of Mr and Mrs.

WTarfleld. Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Hurline and son Stewart, Mr. and Mrs.

Jonothan Dorsey were among those attending the Maryland Hunt Cup point-to-point on the J. W. Y. Worthington Valley estate, Saturday afternoon. Mrs.

Thomas Vaugh, Hudson, N. has returned home after being the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Walter B. Morse for the week.

Miss Jean Seibert and brother. Beatty Seibert joined the senior class of Lisbon High school to historic W'illlamsburg last week-end. Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Schow entertained last week-end, Mr and Mrs.

Robert Smirnoff and Mrs. Paul B. King, Washington. Miss L. Dorsey has returned home after spending several months with her aunt, Mrs.

William Allen, Washington. Miss Nizer. Forest Hill, is visiting at the home of her cousyi, Mrs Frank Ely. The young people of St. Barnabas P.

E. church are sponsoring a dance at the Lyceum on Friday. May 6, from 8 to 12, with the following as chaperones: Mrs R. Marlev Cass. Mrs.

Frank Brown, Mrs D. W. Cauthom and Miss Ida Jones. Miss Ruth McCracken. Olney Inn.

was a recent guest of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Charles McCracken at Ccoksville. Mrs, T.

Ridgely has returned home after spending the winter with her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs William Coffey, Lynchburg. Mrs. D. W.

Cauthom spent Friday in Baltimore and Glen Bumie. where she visited her aunt and uncle. Miss Anna Brayshaw and the Rev. William Brayshaw. Mr.

and Mrs. Theodore Waterbury were week-end guests of Benjamin Funk, who entertained at cocktail party in their honor on Saturdav evening at his home. Mrs, H. M. Waddell.

Mrs. William Macy. and Charles Macy attended the dance and card party at the Alcazar for the benefit of the University of Maryland hospital, Baltimore Mrs. Bird Buried Funeral services held Monday at 3 p. from Christ E.

church. West River, for Elizabeth Jane, wife of the late J. Irving Bird and daughter of the late William and Julia deLacy Brayshaw. The deceased was born in Howard county 81 years ago and spent her youth there and after marriage lived in Anna Arundel county. Surviving are her six children Her nephews were her hearers.

Mrs. Bird the sister of the late Mrs. J. Henry Welling and aunt of Thomas H. and William B.

Welling and Mrs. D. Cauthorn. of Sykesville, and had often visited in this vicinity. Miss Virginia Wilmer was graduated from the South Baltimore General hospital on Thursday evening at the commencement of the fiohool for Nurses.

Miss Wilmer Is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wilmer. Rally Day At School The annual rally day exercises will be held Thursday, May 5. at the high school grounds.

The parents can visit classes in session. Games from 1 to 4 p. m. and exhibits of school work will be shown. The Parent-Teacher Association will serve a supoer beeinnine at 5 p.

m. At 8 p. a Carroll county school movie will be shown in the school auditorium. EM.MITSBLRQ HIGH MAY GRADUATE 17 EMMITSBURG. Seventeen prospective graduates are listed in the senior class of Emmitsburg High school They are: James Adelsbereer, Harry Boiler.

David Fraiiey, Oda.e Keilholtz. Michael Maynard. Paul Callahan, Howard Tull. Ralph Ohler. Charles Sharrer, George Combs, William Kerrigan.

Donald Martin. Joseph Boyie, Charles Keilholtz. Nelle Randolph, Helen Harmon and Mildred Bollinger. Mrs. Arthur Malloy.

Mrs. Charles G.llelan and Miss Josephine Steinbeiger were hostesses at an American Legion auxiliary party at the Malloy residence on Thursday night. Those present were: Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Malloy.

Mr. and Mrs, Charles D. Gillelan. Miss Josephine Steinberger, Mr, and Mrs. Raymond Baumgardner.

Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Rowe, Mr. and Mrs.

Frank Campbell, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Stoner, Mr and Mrs. Lewis Bell. Mr.

and Mrs. C. C. Comas, Dr, and Mrs. H.

Stinson, Mrs, Ann Carol Gelwicks, Mrs. Lester Damuth, Mrs. Frank Stoner. James Alvey, Eva and Anna Rowe and Ruth and Rhoda Gilleian. Town Election Held it of 468 eligible voters in the toun, 91 cast baliots for Burgess J.

Ihompson ana Commissioner Charles A. Hamer unopposed, at the annual Monday. The voting took place in the hall from 2 to 7 p. Mrs, Edgar Stansbury was judge of elections and Mrs. George Eyster, assistant.

Again Heads Baseball League At a reorganization meeting of the Frederick county baseball league Friday night in the M. C. nome in Frederick. M. J.

Thompson Emmitsburg was re-elected president. Some discussion mi the reducing of the $75 entrance fee and buying of lower priced base bails tftoic place but no definite decision was made. Middletown, Yellow Spimgs and Elmmitsburg were the only towns represented. Egidio DiGenova, Wilmington, semor president of Mt. St.

Mary's college. tvi.U make the valedictory address at the commencement exercises. His subject will be; "The Catholic Philosophical Aspects of the United States Constitution, John J. Broenan, Brooklyn, N. was selected as the other student speaker.

A1 Matuella, Hazleton, Pa tackle for three years on Mt. St. Mary's football team, has signed a contract to play professional football with the Philadelphia Eagles in the National Professional League. Matuella was co-captain of the Mount squad last season. He will join the Eagles in July.

Misses Margaret Brennan, Arnita Rafio, Louise and Mary Brittingham. Baltimore, were week-end in town with Miss Dorothy Bollinger, also of Baltimore, who visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Bollinger. For Toastmaster Herbert R.

Attorney General of Maryland, and Democratic candidate for the gubernatorial nomination, will act as toaft- master at the K. of C. banruet at Mt. St. Mary college on evening.

Dr. Ross J. Hoffman, professor of history at New York University, will be guest speaker. Exemplification of the third degree of the order will be conducted Sunday afternoon in the college gym to approximately 50 candidates. Mrs.

John D. Elder, Mrs. William Smith, Miss Dora Elder and Edward Stull spent several days in Pittsburgh. The entire stock in the hardware store of Mrs. Emma K.

Gelwicks, West Main street, will be sold at public auction on Friday evening beginning at 7 p. m. Mrs. Gelwicks will discontinue store keeping. C.

P. Mort will be the auctioneer. The annual May Fair staged by the girls of St. Joseph's college will be held Saturday. Emmitsburg High school will hold its May Day ceremonies on Friday.

Washington college, backing up the one-hit pitching of Lefty Copple with some timely hitting, defeated Mt. St. on Echo Field Friday afternoon, 8-1, to take possession of first place in the Maryland Collegiate League. The lone bingle off Copple was a scratch blow by Frank ApicheCa in the fifth inning. The Mouiifineers, taking advantage of threa errors, got away to a lead in the second inning but Copple then settled down to retire the losers with monotonous regularity, striking out 13.

The Shore team made 11 hits off Spike Leary, two of them circuit clouts by Urie. Mt. St. Mary's had six errors to four for Washington college. Shepherd college will play here Saturday.

A son was born April 25 to Mr. and Mrs. John M. Roddy, near Mt. St.

Mary's. CNIONTOWN. Mr Robert Browning spent several days Mr and Mrs. Lawrence -Mrs Thyra spent the week-end' a ente, Mr. and Mrs Johr, Mr, and Mrs.

Shre- children Thomas, Ruth Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Ea Maud Myers. Catherine. Mane, Bettv Eileen, were visitors at Mr.

and Mrs Roy family, near Pleasant day. Jacob A Haines Mr gj John Heltibridle. Mrs son Richard visited at the Mr ana Mrs, Paul Jt family Sunday. Mr. and Mrs.

r. spent the week-end with in-law and daughter. Mr Rav Kaetzel. Boons bore Mr. and Mrs.

Roy Haine- ed the funeral of K- Baltimore, which was helc M. E. Church, Union day afternoon. MARYLAND WEDDINGS Miss Elva Barnes, da Mr. and Mrs.

Charles Stone Chapel, and Leightor. son of Mr. and Mrs Frank H- Frizellburg. were married urday afternoon at 4 p. pastor, the att- Ewell, Westminster IC: A' Charles Jackson, son of Ethel Jackson Caple Miss Barbara Hape ca Mr.

and Mrs. Norman Ha minster, were united in rr.t Saturday noon, at the Carr Church of God parsonage pastor, the Rev. O. Sullivar ing the ring ceremony. The was attired in a blue suit vrr cessories to match.

The were. Miss Ina Shipley, Mt. and Wilbur Jackson, brother groom. They will reside at the of the parents. MARYLAND CLASSIFIED Male Help Wanted Wanted: Barber.

City Shoo. Raymond N. Myers, E. Main Westminster. 44 Miscellaneous Warm Com haul ApoH to J.

King, Western, 555. For Sale For Sale: Large General-Electrte Refrigerator; 3-burner gas with oven. Hoffman's, 216 East Main Westminster, Md. For Sale: Spotted Poland Sow, 9 pigs; second litter Apply, Sterling Little, R-2, Westminster 6 For Sale: Oak wood 12.75 per cord. $4 delivered, cord length.

F. Frock. Silver Run, Md. 6 45 For trat tor. rooi condition.

S. V. Williams, Md. 6-43 For head of horses md mules, choice out of 27 head Also 1936 Cliev. Sedan, Apply to W.

Brodbeck, 2 miles East of Lineboro, Md. 1 or 7 -acre truck farm and station, all necessary bldgs. Imnied. poss. Price reasonable to c.

buyer, Gas. electric, water in Ideal location on Hanover st road, at Greenmount, Md. Apply on premises Sat. or Sun Wet i days after 5 p. Ralph Martin, or ph.

University 7576. Roy F. Alban, 3302 Beech Balto. Md. 6M5 For Guernsey fresh cow, 2nd calf.

Elmer Shoemaker, Finksbiirg, Md. 6-43 For horse. 6 yrs. old, sound, works anywhere hitched good leader; 3 coits, 3 yrs 5 mares: horse colt. Daniel E.

heim. Frizellburg, Md. 6 43 STATE TH EATWE LAST TIME TODAY On My BARBARA STANWYCK. JOEL McCREA AND GOOD CAST CARTOON-NEWS-COMIDY At Frederick A marriage license was granted at Frederick to Othie Hatfield, Woodbine, and Catherine Justice, Monrovia. FREEDOM 4-H CLUB LEADER NAMED DELEGATE Henry W.

Koller. Sykesville, has been named as one of the four delegates from the State to represent the State of Maryland at the twelfth annual National 4-H camp, which will be held in Washington from June 16 to 22. Mr. Koller has been in Club work for nine years, and is 19 years of age. He was instrumental in starting the Freedom 4-H Club for boys, in which he has held several offices and is now assistant local leader He had had projects in dairy, calf, swine, poultry, potatoes, baby beef and farm accounts.

He has represented his county in judging work as a member of poultry, dairy and fat stock Judging teams, and in 1937 he was the highest scoring individual ln the Maryland Fat Stock Judging Contest. Last year he served as a delegate from the state to the National 4-H Club Congress in Chicago. 2 good used Deering Ideal ers, 6 and 7-ft. cut, N. Basler, Hampstead.

Houcksville store 5' 43 For Hent MORNING after HEADACHE No need to go thronirh the day with a headache that your nerves and with busi- neu. Jiint take liquid Capudine and how quickly head clears, pep returns and nerves are calmed and steadied. Contains no narcotics and npset stomach. Try It for morning after. By dose at drug fountains and in 30c and 60c bottles.

CAPUDINE For apartment floor. Apnly. 61 Carroll minster. Md. 6 43 For garage, paved alley Applv, 163 E.

Main minjster. Md. 6'43 Baby Chicks For Sale 400 hite LegWra blood-tested chicks. 3 weeks old, May 4 Walter J. Wantz.

Wes: ster. R-l. 6 44 Chicks, Md. U. S.

Approved Pullorum tested Straight and I Breeds. Sexed if desired. $8 Ducks $15. per 100: Poults S4? 100. Started Chicks.

Beck's, Mt. Airy, Md. 5-tf For next Wed. Rooks and Leghorns 6c. Reifsnider Hatcher Westminster, Md.

Phone 244-J 6'49 If044, to a Cooking and taking Demonstration in our Storo MAY 7th, From 11 A. M. to 9 P. OU will learn some surprising facts about the real advantages, not only in economy but also in cooking results, with Perfection Oil Ranges. Learn the facts also about baking satisfaction with the famous oven.

Learn why we say: "The best way to cook is with an oil J. STONER GEIMAN 77 W. MAIN ST. WESTMINSTER, MD, Phone 24 Open Evenings, TW A Mark FOR SALE Would you to own on for onljr Only S500.0Q down, I.es, than if" tx Where rent a house for CARROM. I.

CRX'VFORP Westminster. Md, J.E. MYERS Director (Shaiael Service Ifree. PW.I53. WESTMINSTER.

Dr.William F. Routzahn CHIROPRACTOR 117 W. Main Street. Phon? WESTMINSTER. Thurm.

A Sun. bjr appointment only..