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1 UOVI III IK, KEYSER And Tri-State Area News (IS) Evening Times, Thursday, March 13, 1952 Film Used In Connection Witli Jury Indicts Welfare Club Holds Annual Dinner Dance Classes At Frostburg College film on mental hygiene practices, "Angry Boy," was) shown at Frostburg State Teachers- I ft'ti- I JTTl College yesterday and today in con- nection with the class in mental hygiene and several professional; Six Garrett County Youths courses for teacher dents. training stu- i Are WESTERNPORT The Social Welfare Club held its annual midwinter dinner and dance a recent evening at the Sons of Italy Hall, Piedmont. There were 134 present. The table scheme was carried out iin the St. Patrick Day motif.

Place cards were shamrocks and, the men guests were presented buttonaires Garrett County.of shamrocks. I youths have been indicted by the An entertainment program in the March grand jury on charges of i breaking and entering local- business establishments, according to State's GRANTSVILLS At a special I Attorney W. Dwight Stover. form of a minstrel followed the dinner, Joseph Alongi was announcer, and Milton Newlon, Benjamin Mamolen, William Seaber, Anthony Ballarion, Richard Hoover Board of Mental Health. It illus-i offices: film was prepared by the meeting Monday night of the Mayor! Stover said that two 15-year-old Michigan Department of Healtn- anc Town Council, the following! youngsters figured in four Browne Kooken were end and sponsored by the National! residents were nominated for town charges.

They allegedly broke into men. A chorus included William Phelps, Carlisle Fisher, Okey Michael, 'Stuart Kuhnle and Ernest Hitt. Baxter Willey was the inter- locuter. Members of the committee I the A. D.

Naylor and Company fjrates the teamwork existing be-j Beachy, Kevin J. I hard ware store, the Garrett Truck tween the psychiatrist, psychologist Miller and C. Clayton Edwards. For and Implement Company and Myers social worker in modern mental Icouncilmcn Luther Huff, Sales, the state's attorney clinics. McKenzie, A.

A. Hauft, Harry; stated. picture depicts the treatment Hoover, Harold Miller. Daniel One of lhe boys in these lh! ee jhad charge of plans and of a boy whose home environment Klotz, Gideon Durst and Fred Hoi- burglaries also was indicted with! merits for the dinner were chorines caused sullen behavior at'liday, two to be elected. another youth on a charge of break-i in the minstrel.

They included Max- -school and the stealing of articles The election will be held Mon-' inn into tne Nu Way auncu here ine Prado, Sally Willey, Frances "me and in sch001 S( ene 7 fr 3 8 "i The other youngster in the first i A' 011 1 and Edith. Ballarion. the film show events at school, the W.O.W. Building. PRINCIPALS AT DINNEE annual dinner of the Tri-Towns Church Basketball League was held Monday e'vening in the recreation hall of Trinity Methodist Church, Piedmont.

The team representing the host church won the league championship. Principals shown, seated, left to right, are Dana Lough, athletic director of Potomac State School, Keyser, W. principal speaker; Rev. George W. Davissbn rector of 'St.

James Episcopal Church Westernport, vice president of the league, who presided; Vernon A. Staggers, secretary-treasurer of the church loop and principal of Piedmont High School, and August Eichhorn, athletic director of Bruce High School, Westernport. Standing, same order, Rev. O. Clarence Mitchell, pastor of the host church; William Miers, athletic director of Piedmont High, and John E.

Grindle, of the faculty of Bruce High. interviews with "the boy and hisj Brief Mention mother, family behavior at home, r. and Mrs. Clair Young re-j automobUe partg from Ralph Pritts and the steps in aiding the adjust-! turned from a trip to Florida and' ment and understanding of the! Bermuda. i Wellington mentioned burglaries was Specialty numbers included with two other boys in the theft of Naomi- Kuhnle, ukulele; Thomas Whelan, vocal solo; Edith Ballarion, Spanish song and dance.

Mrs. Doris child. on this charge, Kemphfer, 17, of The attitudes of the teacher and; anc i daughter and Elmer Simpson, the adults of the child's family are a Lonaconing, and Mr. and seen as factors which contribute to i Mrs. Cecil Edwards and children the child's emotions and his out- i and Mr.

and Mrs. Gordon Kites, all Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Simpson Oakland st over identi- look on life. Brief Mention James P.

Kenney returned from Miners Hospital where he had been a pneumonia patient the past week. Miss Martha Kenney, R. of Washington, is visiting him at his home, West Main Street. Mrs. Carlyle K.

Weigle, Han-is- burg, accompanied by her son, David, who recently arrived' from Peru, were weekend guests of Mr. arid Mrs. Phillip Street. Harry Teter has returned to tjfe office after a week's illness with tfie flu. jThe Annie Mayer Sunday School CSass of St.

Paul's Lutheran Church meet today at 8 p. m. in the lecture room of the church. Mrs. Earl Blough and Mrs.

George Bid- tUngton will be co-hostesses. Goodwill Club of Shaft of Cumberland, were recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harry C. Edwards.

Mrs. Harry C. Edwards entertained the Ladies 500 Club on Tuesday night. Honors were won by Mrs. Ralph Glotfelty, Mrs.

O. J. Glotfelty and Mrs. Henry Patton, a guest. fied Kemphfer because he is 17 years old, he declined to name the Mitchell was the accompanist.

Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Heyl Ack, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Post To Name New Officers LONACONING Nomination of officers will feature a meeting of Mr.

MrsT" Maurice Alvin C. Neat Post 5280, VFW, to- are between 12 and 16. ages Brundige, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Boyd, Dr.

and Mrs. Robert W. Bess, Mr. Methodist Church will meet today Eft' 8 p. m.

at the home of Mrs. Stevanus. and Mrs. Albert M. Sacco son, Fort Walton, Pensacola, are here on a 15-day leave as of his mother.

Mrs. Patsy 129 Bowery Street. Eleanor McLane, Washington, spent the weekend with her sister, Miss Anna McLane, West Main Street. Francis Richardson, -Bowery Street, is home from Memorial Hospital, Cumberland. Mr.

and Mrs. Charles N. Hill, Bowery Street, returned after vacationing in Florida. Katherine and Mary Jo Kenney, Washington, were called home due to the serious illness of their mother, Mrs. Peter Kenney.

Mrs. Stephen Kenney remains ill a I her home. Linden Street. Keyser IOOF Unit Regalia Presented By State Official KEYSER, W. Va.

Presentation and dedication of a set of new officers' regalia was made by Grand Warden Charles A. Steiding, Keyser. Independent Order of Odd Fellows of West Virginia, at a meeting Monday night of Queen's Point Lodge 78. The presentation was made on the occasion of the grand warden's official visit. Prior to the presentation, the grand warden reviewed the changes made in regalia style during the last three-quarters of a century.

The regalia formerly consisted of a broad embrofdered collar in bright colors and an apron of similar material and workmanship. In comparison, the new regalia comprises a heavy silken cord, color appropriate to the several stations, from which is suspended the proper official jewel. At the presentation ceremony, each officer re-affirmed the obligation taken when he assumed his position in the lodge. Drive Booth Set In Ho lei Gunter FROSTBURG Mrs. George Young, chairman of the local Red Crofs drive, has announced that a booth will be opened ni the Gunter i Hotel where donations may be left FROSTBURG Mrs.

Eleanor'for the current drive. Workers are Winficld returned to to turn in their report sheets there alter visiting her son. Phillip, asCjby tomorrow, if possible, ix. who recently broke his leg while i 'Mrs. Young stated that because Youlh Fcled With Party On Birllulav at, play.

sickness many citizens had not birthday party was recently becn contacted and that many held for him by his grandparents, workers who had made solicitations Mr. and Mrs. G. S. McKenzie.

withi have nof turned in reports. he resides. There were 20 Tne fice at otcl Gunter will guests present. be open from noon until 5 p. daily this week only.

m. Bake Sale Planned FROSTBDRG-Thc Band Boost- Pla.18 PITS of Bcall High School will hold Discussed By CWO a bake sale Saturday, from 9:30 a.m.; to 1 p.m.. in the Potomac Edison' 1 The Catholic Wow window. In charge of the sale men's Orzanization of St. Michael's George Henry Beeman, 20, of near State Line, and Charles Webster Fazenbaker, 21, of near Accident, both were indicted on.

a charge of grand larceny of a planer belonging to Bert and Sherman Frazee, Garrett County loggers. Three others against whom true bills were returned by the grand jury this week are lodged in the Garrett County Jail. One of these, Richard William Cline, a soldier who formerly lived at Vindex, was indicted on a charge of armed robbery of $62 on February 6 from Emile L. Germain, Oakland tajci operator. Cline was apprehended near Vindex the day after the robbery, Stover said.

Paul Coleman, 17 of Kitzmiller, was indicted on a charge of grand larceny of S252 belonging to Ervin Tichnell. The latter charged that the money was stolen from his automobile on February 6. Calvin C. Larch, also lodged in Jail, has been indicted on five charges of receiving stolen goods. Stover dfsclosed that Larch, who came to Garrett County last year from Charleston, W.

is charged with receiving automobile accessories and parts, allegedly stolen within the past three months. and Mrs. Anthony Ballarion, Miss Ethel Alvarez, Richard Moran, Mr. and Mrs. Garland Cheshire, Mr.

and Mrs. Paul Daddysman, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Dawson, Mr. and Mrs.

Carlisle Fisher, Mr. and Mrs. John Fredrlckson. Mr. and Mrs.

Stuart Kuhnle, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Guy, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Green, Mr.

and Mrs. Charles Hartis. Miss Esther Michael, Walter Uhl, Mr. and Mrs. Homer Michael, Mr.

and Mrs. Howard Hutchinson, Mr. and Mrs. Okey Michael, Mr. and Mrs.

John Leech, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Kohn. Mr. and Mrs.

Richard Roover, Mr. and Mrs. James Chapman, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Cucva.

Miss Katherine Crawford, Mr. and Mrs. Lacy Cifola, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mullan, Mr.

and Mrs. Milton Newlon, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Nine, Mr. and Mrs.

James Poland, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Poland, Mr. and Mrs. William Poland.

Mr. and Mrs. Paul Fuller, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Green.

Mr. and Mrs. V. Browne Kooken, Mr. and Mrs.

Ernest Hitt, Mrs. Virginia Wiltison, Mrs. Neva Dick. Mr. and Mrs.

Harold Fredlock, Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Kight, Mr. and Mrs. John Seymour, Mr.

and I Mrs. Samuel Berry. Mrs. Doris In all, 30 indictments were re-! Mitchell, Edward Gillespie, Miss tumed by the grand jury, Rodriguez, Joseph Noland, deliberated Monday and Tuesday. Mr.

and Mrs. Phillip Scarcilli, Mrs. Madeline Albright, Mr. and Mrs, Thomas Whelan, Mr. and Mrs.

James Small, Mr. and Mrs. Horace Richards, Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Mineral GOP Unit Reformed KEYSER, W.

of the Mineral. County Young Republicans Club were elected at a re-organizational meeting last night at the Court House. Ray C. Coffman, was elected president of the GOP unit; Mrs. Walter Folk and Joseph Hearc, vice presidents; Mrs.

Donald C. Hott, secretary, and Robert J. Martin, treasurer. The group voted to maintain two separate membership groups in the club. Members between the ages of 18 and 40 years will be eligible for voting privileges and those over 40 years of age will compose an "Advisory Membership." The, latter group will be entitled to all privileges in the club, except voting.

James Dixon, clerk of Mineral County Circuit Court, was named chairman of the advisory group. Prosecuting Attorney Donald C. Hott, Guy Clem and Charles N. Wimer were appointed to present day at- 7:30 p. m.

Nominations will be open until March 27, when the election will be held. Serving on the nominating committee, with Charles Cave as chairman, are Joseph Humphrey, Arch Stewart, Gorgon Smith and Thomas Izat. Following the March 27 meeting, a technicolor film on the Sugar Bowl football game will be shown, with a representative from the University of Maryland in charge. Brief Mention A special meeting of the Central Boosters Club will be held Tuesday evening March 18, in the school auditorium. Howard Van Horn, president, said the public may attend as a technicolor film of the Sugar Bowl football game will be shown.

A new treasurer will be appointed by the directors as Robert Grove has resigned that post. Members are to donate, to the bake sale to be held Saturday. A silver tea and kitchen party will follow a meeting of the Auxiliary of James P. Love Post 92, American Legion, at 8 p. m.

today. Mrs. William Sheeley and Mr. and Mrs. Roger Sheeley and daughter, Hagerstown, and Mr.

and Mrs. Howard Sheeley, Green Castle, were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Fred C. Sheeley, Front Street- Mrs.

Jessie A. Smith, faculty member of Midland Elementary School, is confined to her home, St. Mary's Terrace, with the flu. Martha Washington Chapter 10, OES, will meet tomorrow night at the Masonic Temple. A bake sale will be held Saturday, from 9 a.

m. to noon, in the Nichols Shop, Union Street, sponsored by the Central Boosters Club. Frostburg Has Extended Time For Registering An ordinance which will allow Frostburg citizens who were ill or out of the county to register within Satley, Mr. and Mrs. William Sea- bcr, Mr.

and Robert Maybury, Dr. and Mrs. James Wolverton, Jr. Mr. and Mrs.

Baxter Willey, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Prado, Mr. and Mrs. James Pinto, Mr.

and Mrs. Randall Smith, Dr. and Mrs. Donald McCoy, Mr. and Benjamin Mamolen, Mr.

and Mrs. Horace P. Whitwort.h, Jr. Mr. and Mrs.

Donnld Bantz. Mrs. Women of the Moose, and Piccirncr.t Anita Reilly, Mrs. Margaret KelleyjLodge 1120, Loyal Order of Moose, Daniels, Mr. and Mrs.

Joseph an initiation Sunday at son, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Springs. Initiation Slated By Moose Chapter PIEDMONT, W. Va.

Twelve members of Piedmont Chapter 925, Mineral Farm Group To Meet KEYSER, W. Mineral County Livestock and Dairy Producers will hold a dinner-meeting Monday at 6:30 p. m. at Burlington nine days after the three regular school. The dinner will be served registration days set prior to thej Dy the Burlington Farm Women'; April 1 municipal balloting has been' passed by the Mayor and Council.

The new" ordinance allows citizens who are unable to register during the regular registration. March 17, 18 and 19, because of illness or absence from the county, to register any day after March 19 up to and including March 28. However, according to the ordinance, people wishing to register after March 19 must make affidavit before City Clerk Alex G. Close stating they were ill or out of the county during the regular three days of registration. Mayor Jesse Jacobs said that the original plan of only three consecutive days of registering was criticized by many citizens of Frostburg who claimed that the time was too short for persons who may be ill or out of town.

This year's registration is important in Frostburg since only voters who register this year will be permitted to vote in the municipal election. This condition was brought about by the ordering of an entirely new registration because the books were old and completely filled. JIub. The theme of the meeting said J. E.

Prettyman, county agent will be "Greener Hills" and "Grassland Farming." Walter C. Gumble. conservationist for the Monogahelia West Penn Power Company, Fairmont, will be the speaker. He is well known to West. Virginians for his work on "Better Living Projects," sponsored by the Extension Service and power company.

Sound films will be shown and a supply of literature will be available for distribution. Reservations for the dinner must be made with Prettyman by Saturday. Mr. and Mis. William Phelps, Mr.

and Mrs. Frank Zeitlin, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Kaiser, Miss Anne Dellinger. Robert Smith.

and Mr. and Mrs. Donald Mcllor. will be Mrs. Alberta Miller, met Tuesday night at thc: he constitution of the unit, E9bcrt Wilson and Mrs.

of Hall, with Mrs. form at the next meeting. Holmes. Proceeds will be used presiding. Reports wore buy a banner for the school by Mrs.

Ronald Atkinson land Miss Mary Parisc and the rcci- FISHING SUPPLIES Lemmerf Bros, Paint and Hardware M9 E. Mom St. Froilburg Phone 360 WE DELIVER STORE HOURS Doily 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday 8 a.m.

to 6 p.m. HAVE 1952 FISHING LICENSES tation of the rosary wa.s led by Mrs. Mary W. Parisc. Finns for activities to be held following the Lenten season were discussed.

Names and addresses of former parishoncrs were given to 1 Mrs. Martha Carrington. Meetings will be held on the first Wednesday of each month. Tentative plans were marie for a talk here by one of the GOP gubernatorial candidates. Hyndmaii HYNDMAN.

Ada Kln- The next social meeting will be ton rctllrncd from Rochcstcri held Tuesday. March 25, at 8:15 p.m. at the of Hall. A skit will K'inton be presented. Complete Line of DOORS Entrance Kitchen Combination 2 Panel Storm Screen IMKX.I Storm I Screen Neilson Bros.

Frostburg Phont 479 where she spent several weeks with and Mr. and Mrs. Homer Williams. Mrs. Homer Fryc.

Salisbury, is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Cook. Dr. and Mrs.

Robert Mumma and son. College Park, were recent gurwts ol Mr. and Mrs. C. V.

Bowers. Mr. and Mrs. James Adams spent Resurfacing Cost Error Rectified Mayor and City Council last night 1 ordered a reduction of 34 cents In resurfacing charges for residents of High Street when it was discovered a contractor had been in error in measuring the yardage resurfaced on the streets. It was disclosed at the meeting that the city had overpaid the contractor $1,140 for the work due to a mistake in measuring the yardage of the area.

City Clerk Alex G. Close reported that the contractor has agreed to correct the mistake by refunding the overpayment. The Council reduced the charge to abutting property owners for resurfacing of High Street from West Main Street to Frost Avenue, from S1.92 to $1.58 per lineal foot. Residents of High Street who complained about the high charge several weeks ago, expressed satisfaction over the adjustment. When the resurfacing work was planned, the city had agreed to pay one-third of the cost while High Sunday at Berlin.

Mr. and Mrs. Donald Conner and i crs On dauchtcr. Marv Jo. returned of he strect wcrc to pay one thml each Baltimore where they spent several; days with relatives.

Charles Stailcr. who was a patient Masons To Confer in Memorial Hospital. Ctimbcrlarrd, for several weeks, has returned. Degrees TonighI home. Representing the women's lodge were Mrs.

DcAna Nogle. senior regent; Mrs. Ruth High, junior regent and Mesdames Jessie Eger, Eva Wilt, Alleda Collins, Evelyn Kimble and Lillian Wat-son. From the men's lodge were Mervin High, Joseph Eger, Guy Wilt. James Watson and Robert Kimble.

Piedmont Chapter 925 will hold an initiation Tuesday. March 18, which will be followed by a covered dish supper. Officers and escorts will wear formals. Ladies Night Fele Planned By Rotary B. Lucl- man, past president of the Cumberland Rotary Club, gave a condensed version of Shakespeare's "Merchant Of Venice" at a recent meeting of the Frostburg Rotary Club.

Fred Morton, who had charge of the program, introduced the speaker. Harry Ort, chairman of the Ladies Night program, announced that the next meeting of the group would be Tuesday at Ali Ghan Shrine Country Club, Cumberland. It be a charter night jubilee celebration, with Grantsville and both "baby" clubs of participating. Ed Shaughcncy, of Station KDKA, Pittsburgh, wili be the master of ceremonies and he will have other professional -talent with him. Rotarians of the area may attend and bring guests.

Tickets may be secured from Ort. Guests attending the meeting were Charles Bender, GranUsville; Charles Nuzum and James Weber, Cumberland, and Harry Odgers, Frostburg. There will be no meeting next Monday night. Area Lumber Dealer Faces Tax Charges PITTSBURGH Samuel Frazee, Uniontown, who is well-known this area, has been indicted by federal grand jury here on charges of income tax evasion. Frazee.

a lumber dealer, is charged with defrauding the government of $41,199.37 worth of taxes in 1945. The Bureau of Internal Revenue claimed Frazee's 1945 net income was 5103,576.05 rather than the S54.823.36 he reported. He was taxed for S30.470.49 instead of $71,669.86 said federal of- icials. He is president of the Frazea Company, with offices in the Second National Bank building Uniontown. and owns the Hopwood Dumber Company.

Frazee reportedly has interests a number of sawmills in southwestern Pennsylvania and other sections of the country. He started in the sawmill business in Markleysburg, Pa, 20 years ago and has increased his holdings since then and now ranks as one of the top dealers in the business. Most of his sales are on a large scale to furniture manufacturers and other large industries. He seldom sells to contractors or retail outlets. He has also shunned the pit post trade which offers a big market.

Frazee, it is understood, also owns part of the Preston Hardwood, Fayette Hardwood and Summit Lumber companies. In addition to his Uniontown hoaie, Frazee owns a home at Markleysburg and a summer home at Deep Creek Lake, Md. Moorefield High Plans Yearbook MOOREFIELD, W. the firs time since 1946, Moorefield High School will issue a yearbook this spring. Seniors have undertaken the project under the direction of their sponsors, G.

R. Kiracofe and Raymond Sindy, and the journalism advisor, P. W. Clarke. Manning Muntzing has been elected editor.

Other members of the staff are Ila Martin, Betty C. Wilson, Betty Funkhouser, Richard Welton, Richard Hawse, Edward Harrison, Anne McCrosky, Lynn Kernan, Dotty Kemp, Nellie Zirk, Kay Simmons, Mildred Wilson, Fay Evans. Joanie Pratt, Bonnie Wratchford, Alice Sherman, William Dryfield, Eugene Kcssel, Betty Lou See, Harman Vance, Delores Feaster, Gwcn Haltcrman, James Hardy, Jo Ann Hedrick, Eugene Whetzel and Richard Wccse, The yearbook will be ready for distribution at, graduation. Brief BIcntion The Moorefield High School band will take part in the Apple Blossom festival and the Tri-State Band Festival. The Moortf.eld High School Glee Club is a two-part Easter cantata, "The Glory of Easter," by Edward 'W.

Norman, under the direction of F. R. Troy Jr. Bible Class To Honor Bliss Alma Burnwortli PIEDMONT, W. Susannah Bible Class will, entertain tomorrow at 6 p.

m. with a dinner In honor of Miss Alma Bumworth. their teacher for 30 years, in the recreation hall of Trinity Methodist Church. Mrs. Ray L.

Wilt, president, will preside and Mrs. J. C. Rhodes will be the speaker. The class will sponsor a public baked ham supper Tuesday night for the benefit of the painting fund.

Hil-Ruu Victim Fail' A. Rogish, who was injured in a hit-run accident Sunday, was reported in a fair condition this morning by attaches of.Miners' Hospital, Church To Formulate Improvement Plans FROSTBURG Plans for improvements to First Presbyterian Church will be formulated tonight at a meeting of the improvement committee of the church. James T. Taylor is chairman of the planning group, Mrs. Owen Lemmert, co-chairman, and Francis Richardson, secretary.

KC Council Planning 1 St. Patrick's Day Fete FROSTBURG Frostburg Council Knights of Columbus, 1442, will hold its annual St. Patrick's Day party Monday at 8:30 p. m. in the Reception Tonight PIEDMONT, W.

reception for new members will be held today at 8 p. m. by Court Sancta Maria 485, Catholic Daughters of America, at the K. of C. Home.

Mrs. Etta Wethington. state regent, will preside. A social will fol- low the reception. club rooms, may attend.

Members and guests There will be no admission charge. Froslburg Moose Unit Will Meet Tonight FROSTBURG Frostburg Chapter 221. Women of the Moose, will meet today at 8 p. m. with Senior Regent Gladys presiding.

Reports will be submitted by Margaret. Hughes, Verna Stevens, Nell Kennedy, Jane Whetstone and Eleanor Skidmore. NERVOUS STOMACH ALLIMIN rcliores diatrcssing symptoms of "nervous For Rent- Twn rnom anarimpnt mea ls. belching, bloating and colic dua to tor Kent, ruo room has been sc i Woodlawn. Route 1, Box 112.

Frost-; tcstcdbydoctora and found highly effective. burg. Adv. N-T. Mar.

13-14 More than a V4 billion sold to date. WANTEDr Experienced (female) cook to live in at Lion's Spring Restaurant. Phone Frostburg 777. 12-13 Returns To Hospital FROSTBURG Miss Elizabeth Donahue. East Main Street, has been re-admitted to Miners Hospital.

SPRING BEAUTIES ft Exfluhitl fcxVtons nil of (htrn, DeiigneH for flattery comfort CTftd vafuR. by in your favorite ft pocketbook-pUating price NEW LOWER PRICES $9.95 and Platforms $10.95 CONDON'S SHOE STORE 890 20 West Main Street Frostburg Guy Elliott returned to Morgantown. W. after spending several weeks with his son and in-law, Mr. and Mrs.

Robert Elliott. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Christncr returned from Pittsfield. where FROSTBURG Degrees will be conferred on a class of candidates today at 6 p.

m. by Mountain Lodge 99, A.F. and A.M. J. Kenneth James, worshipful master, has announced that past! FOR SALE: fresh cow with calf.

Apply John Schurg, Ocean. i Phone Lonaconing 7921. 12-13 PLASTERBOARD 4x6 4x7 4x8 4x9 4x10 Plaster Sleeman Bros. Phone 318 Froilburg Cut-Rate FROSTBURG Paint That Roof Rutland Red Metal Roof Paint $2,00 gallon in 5-Gol. Com Keyser Wallpaper Shop 82 Main St.

Ktyitr, W. Vo. Phone 3561 PHILGO TELEVISION With the Famous "COtORADO TUNER" Excluiivt With Philco fomoui "Colorado Tuntr" makes perfact rvctption fringe areai. Comport PHItCOS with any rectivir on Fhilco oul- parfarmt all, DON'T SE SATISFIED WITH ANYTHING US5 THAN A 19S2 PHItCO with "SUPHR COLORADO TUNER" EXCLUSIVE DISTRIBUTORS for PHILCO T-V qnd IAST DAY PALACE MAT. NITI they visited rheir and! masters and 30-year members of the dfmqhtcr, Mr.

and Mrs. Roy Himes. lnd wil1 be nonored at a meeting Robert. Burton, Narrows. Thursday.

March 27. visitinc his Grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. C. T.

Billion. Friindi: A beautiful line of all Muiicol Mr. and Mrs. Wcldon Browning and many and ilylei and hrr mother, Mrs. D.

W. Shipley: 0 Italian and Hehnur Accordioni. Sptciol left, for Waynoka. where they ri 10 nt We finonc. will visit Mr.

Browning. and Mrs. C. S. Bake Sale Planned KEYSER.

W. Science Club of Keyser Kieh School will sponsor a hake sale Saturday in the display room of the Potoii'tc Liaht and Power Company, beginning at 9:30 a.m. and Private lesioni SI.25. Don't be mil in whatever you buy or hear. Moke i a recording.

Cut and Funeral Floweri. I Avon. We welcome you. FROSTBURG MUSIC STUDIO at 0 from Times 18 Broadway Erncstino V. Witti, Phone 64T SPECIAL 3 Piece Relish Set in Your Choice of 4 Lovely Rogers 1847 Patterns, only 2.95 REGULAR $5.00 VALUE Limited Quontity Get Yours While They Lost HOSKEN JEWELRY STORE Frostburg Main Sh Phone 473 Stoai JT JL FIELD RICHARD DENNING.fa*njRnmui Onedaf tj OOtltUS ProW kj TED ROMOIO OIMl-IHMHU LYRIC NITf ONIY.