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FOUR W. Va. DeMolay Ends Conclave With Welch Youth Named To Highest Office W. Davis. of Welch, was elected slate master councilor as the three-day West Virginia Order of DeMolay conclave closed here with a Sunday morning worship service at Grace Methodist Church.

Other officers elected were George Voorhees. Martinsburg. senior councilor; Jack Wilson. Keyser, junior councilor; Fred Davis. Keyser, senior deacon; E.

Neil Armour, Clarksburg, junior deacon; Donald Schaub, Wheeling, senior steward; Joel Temple, Charleston, junior steward. Robert Clark, Welch, chaplain; Jack Arbell, Martinsburg, almoner; Clarence Sears, ser, marshal; Lyne Rinehart Parkersburg, standard bearer; Joseph Boggs, Clarksburg, orator; G. Glenwcxid Brown, Clarksburg, scribe and treasurer. The seven preceptors elected were James A. Dane, Wheeling; Truman Abbott.

Charleston; Robert Swartz, Welch; Homer Pankey; Martinsburg. Wayne Adams. Keyser; Charles V. Selvy, Clarksburg, and Charles Ishenfeld, Wheeling. Harold Miles, of Wheeling, was named of the state DeMolay group.

Attending the affair which began Friday evening were DeMolay and Masonic members from West Virginia. Maryland, Virginia and Michigan. Yesterday morning the group marched in a body to the church Jate Rev. Jo.seph Bedford, a Meth- THE CUMBERLAND NEWS, CUMBERLAND, MONDAY, JUNE 7, 1954 Phone 4600 for a WANT AD Toker Keyser Reports Little Interest In Election Two Councilmen Will Be Named WIN AWARDS AT VAI.LEY Marvin Llewellyn and Ma.ry E. Braskey were among the graduates of Valley High School in Lonaconing who were honored at the commencement Friday night.

He received the $10 award offered by Barton Post No. 189, Legion, to the boy in the graduating class. He also got the McFarlane-Myers prize and the Danforth Foundation award. Miss Braskey received the Lxive Brothers award for excellence in mathematics. Couple Wed Oakland PARSONS.

W. Va. Mr. and Mrs. Ev'erett Lambert of Parsons announce the marriage of their only daughter, Betty Ixni to John Randolph Bedford, son of Mrs.

Ethel Bedford of Montrose and the late Joseph Bedford, llie ceremony was solemnized in the Methixiist Church in Oakland. May 15, with the Rev. H. O. Teagarden, pa.stor officiating.

The bride wore for her marriage a light blue suit with black accessories. She IS a graduate of Parsons High School in the class of 19.5.1 and until her marriage was employed by the West Virginia Photo Company in Parsons. Mr. Bedford, a grand.son of the from Potomac State College where the pastor. Rev.

W. Cecil Shepherd, a Mason, preached the sermon. At the clo.se of the service West Virginia officers knelt at the altar and renewed the vows of their offices a.s given them by G. Glenwood Brown. This was followed by the DeMolay rededication vow given to all members by Carl W.

Gustkey, international grand master of the order. Saturday evening the dinner wa.s served in the Keyser Fire Samuel A. Fleshman II. state master councilor, presided. Dr.

E. E. Church, president of Potomac College, spoke on Most Important Age Of History The Davis presented on behalf of the state order a $150 check to Dr. Church for use in the scholarship fund. Beall Seventh Grade Plans Graduation FROSTBURG Tuesday morning, June 8.

at 11 188 fcniys and girls in the seventh grade at Beall Elementary School will receive their seventh grade diplomas. The following program will be presented Scripture, Janet Nelson; The Prayer, selections by 7th grade, three spirituals, and My Selections by Elementary Rand, address to graduates, Mrs. Albert Cook, presentation of certificates, and by 7th grade, "Round-up Oldtown Man Leads Mahoney Campaign odist minister, attended Elkins High School and is now employed by a saw mill at Montrose. 'They are residing for the pre.sent in Par.son s. Guild Will Hear Wisconsin Report PIEDMONT Members of the Wesleyan Service Guild of Trinity Methodist Church, Miss Mane Clark, Mrs.

George Daddysman and Mrs. Marjorie Ahlfeld who at- tendtHl the Guild Week- End at Milwaukee. wull give a report of the meeting at the monthly meeting of the Guild this evening. The members will meet at the church at p. m.

and go to Reeses Park on New' Creek for an outdoor meeting. Mrs. Raymond W. Reeves, coordinator, will install the recently elected officers. Secret sisters will be revealed and new ones selected.

Farewell Dinner To Honor Pastor farewell dinner will be given today at the Methodist Church in honor of Rev. and Mrs. Wendell Allen, After SIX years as pastor here. Rev. Allen is retiring and they will reside at Waynesboro, Va.

Lamberson To Head Barton School PTA B.AR’PON William Lamberson was elected president of the Barton Elementary School PTA at the finaJ meeting of the school year. Other nfficer.s are Mrs. Virginia Hoffa. vice pre-ident. Mrs.

Helen Jenkins, secretary, and Mrs. Beryl Clark, treasurer. Bloodmobile To Visit Frostburg FROSTBURG The Red Cross Bioodmobile unit will visit Frostburg Tue.sday and will receive blood donations at the American Legion Home from noon to 6 m. Mrs. ,1.

C. Cobey and Mrs. Kathleen Tood are urging that ments be made by phone. Sergeant Matthew Skidmore. Company D.

Il5th Infantry, Maryland Nationai Guard, has delivered a large num- lier of pledge cards to the local Red Cross committee from guardsmen who are cooperating in an effort to help the local unit reach its quota of 200 pints of blood. A large percentage of the bltxxl collected here goes to veterans in hospPals. Local hospitals will receive a portion and some will go for the fight against polio. Lutheran Ladies To Meet Tonight KEYSER Two Keyser councilmen will be elected tomorrow and little outward interest has been shown here in the three-man race for the two positions. Candidates are Paul Peters, present finance commissioner; Ravmond L.

Murray, water commissioner, and E. Kessel, South Majn Street, retired worker and merchant. Mayor John C. Freeland and Cinincilman l.ester H. Oates, streets commissioner, are only half-way through their two-year terms.

The precinct workers and the three piilhng places: Precinct No. 1 'Council C. Pulliam, Mrs. Julia Sims and Mrs Dorothy Johnson, commissioners; Alice Parker and Mrs. Howard Dixon, clerks.

Precinct No. 2 'St. Hall. James E. Geldbaugh, Hazel S.

Martin and Belle S. Wright, commissioners; Ida M. Woodard and Nora G. Snively, clerks. Precinct No.

3 'home of Mrs. Wolfe. 230 South Mam Street' Charles M. Fletcher. Estella Kennedy and Sallie Houser, commissioners; Nancy Lauck and Grace F.

Yost, clerks. Potomac State Summer Session To Open Today JAMES D. CLARK KEYSER James David Clark, I 83. of Dawson. died yesterday morning in Allegany County Infirmary where he had been a I patient several months.

Mr. Clark was a retired Balti, more and Ohio Railroad employe and worked with the company jor 55 years before retirement January 13 of this year. In 1890 he was employed as a track hand and nine later piomotcd to foreman and worked between 2Lst Bridge and Black Oaks. A native of Dawson, he was born December 29, 1870 and was a son of the late Oliver D. and Susan I Blackburn' Clark.

Surviving is a daughter, Mrs. R. McIntosh. Cumberland; six grandchildren and eight great grandchildren. Mr.

Clark was a member of the First Methodist Church here. The DEATHS AND FUNERAL NOTICES I HENRY C. WAGNER A imwrai for William I Honry 14. sonofMrs. Evo- don Streot.

dual Saturday a ut- Ivn 'Durbin' Buell. 200 Thomas noon Memorial Ho.spital whera Street, and Francis D. Largcnl. he had been a patient since 'rhurs- Mechanic Street, who w-as day. A native of Cumberland, he w.i.< GORDON CROSS PARSONS Gordon Cross.

60, lite-long resident of Tucker County, died at his home on Pennsylvania Friday evening following an illness of month.s. South A native of St. George, he was accidentally killed Wt'dnesday night along the sou of the late Lonrad nni Elizabeth Wilde Wagner, He born April 9, 1894 and was a son of in a 30-foot fall over a the late George and Sarah the westbtnind hump of the BAC). held voslerday at the empluved as a enter Eune.al llume. at the Ameelle Plant of Rev.

Kenneth Ctrnve. pastor nf Celanese orttutatloii. Methndisl Chureh. Mr Wapner furmerly operate 1 on No-th Centre Street which was de.vtroyej lauder' Cross. He was an employe of the Armour Leather Company here for years.

Mr. Cross was a member of St. Methodist Church. Lodge .39. lOOF, Rebecca Lodge.

95. here. He is survived by his w'ife, Mrs. L.vdia 'Phillips' Cross, here; a Harold Cros.s, owner of Parson.s Hardware; four daughter.s, Mr.s. Dorothy Gordon, College Park, Mrs.

Betty Chase, Akron, Ohio; Mrs. Phyliis Want, Ottawa. Louella Emmanuel ciated and interment was in Tabor CT'inetery. Pallbearers, all members of the Exchange Club baseball team of the Hot Stove League, were Douglas Walker. Harry Yost.

Thomas Yost, 'rhomas Joyce, Robert Pave, Allan Largent and Eugene Higfilc- man. in the explosion of Oetutier 2 19tl. He was a veteran of World War 1, membt'r of St. Luke's Luthi'rati Church, Henry Hart Post MM, Veterans of Foreign Wars, Cum- berl.iiTd Aern- 245. inal Order of Etigles, Queen City Order of United Arnere-ati body IS at the Markwtxxl Funeral Canada; Mrs.

Phillip.s, St. 'lome and will remain there until 12 30 p. m. tomorrow when it will be taken to the D.awson Church tor a service at 2 m. Rev.

Dr. John McLeod, pastor of the Keyser Presbyterian Church, will officiate and will be assisted by Rev. Raymond Crowe, pastor nf the Dawson Church. Interment will be in the Dawson Cemetery. DAWSON RITES I requiem high mass for Charles D.

Dawson, 54, formerly of who died Tue.sday in a Baltimore hospital, was celebrated Friday in St. Catholic Church b.v Rev. Charles Quinn, assistant pastor. Rev. Kenneth Carney, pastor of St.

Church, Oakland, a cousin of the deceased, and Rev, George Pugh, assistant pastor of St. Peter Church, were in the sanctuary. Burial was in the parush cemetery. Pallbearers were Lee Miller, William Kelly, Thomas Walsh. Aloisius McKenzie, Wilbur Johnson and Kenneth Schaeffer.

KEYSER Summer school will open today at Potomac State College with registration The school will continue through 21, with a five-day weekly routine in the first term and six- day weeks in the second The school is divided into two terms, the first operative from tomorrow to July 16. and the second County. Mr. Keplmger was a son EARL W. KEPLINGER PETERSBURG.

W. Va Keplmger, 42. of Maysville. died Saturday at the Foit Howard Veterans Hospital, Baltimore, where he had a patient since May 24. Born April 6.

1912 in Grant FROSTBURG The I.adies of starting on July 20 and closing St. Lutheran Church will 21. meet today at 8 p. at the The two terms will offer 12 to 14 church, with Mrs. Earl Boyer, hours.

High school graduation or president, in charge of the clevo- equivalent are required for ad- Lons. mission. Miss Betty Ann Hanna, a senior Cour.ses being offered include at State Teachers College, ill en- biologv. general biological science, der a vocal with Mrs. John general physical science, English, Stewart, playing the accompani- history, inorganic chemistry, psy.

ment. Marion Lammert will render chology, sciology, shorthand and tvping. WILT for Burzie Sanford Wilt. 66. rural mail carrier who died Tuesday on his route, were held Friday in Swanton Methodist Church with Rev.

Tressler. pastor of Dry Run Mennonite Church, officiating. Burial a vocal solo. Refreshments will be served by' a committee consisting of Mrs. Blanche Boyer.

Mrs. John Heis. Mrs. Minnie Bowen, Mrs. Bertha Geis, Mrs, Mane Holmes, Mrs.

Grace Thomas and Mrs. Myrtle Steele. Hammond St. Pupils Present Program WESTERNPORT The pupils of the Hammond Street School will pre.sent a program at the meeting of the Hammond Street Parent- Teacher at the school auditorium today at 7 45 p. m.

The theme of the presentation will Ix'aves from the School It will honor the 67 mi mbors of the class ompleling Sarah Ann 'Wilhson Marvin. glade. short business rtdired several meeting of the PT.A the program. of Walter C. and Emma 'Harper Keplmger.

both of whom still are living. He was married to the former Josephine Secnst in Oakland. Md June 7. 1947. He had been in ill health about six months.

He was a veteran of World War II. Surviving be.sides his parents and wife are one son. Curtis Earl Keplmger. who i.s six years old, one sister. Mrs.

Flossie May, Lahmansville; three Harper Keplmger of Forman; Homer Keplmger of Cumberland; and Lawrence Keplmger of Maysville. A funeral service will be conducted at 2 p. m. 'EST' Tuesday at the Lahmansville Evangelical UnUtKl Brethren Church with Rev. D.

A. Frazier, pa.stor. officiating. brother. We.sley Cross, here; three sisters.

Mrs. Ida Sturm here; Kisssia Shrout, Mrs. Straudia Bur key, Nanty iilo. and one gi andchild. The body is at the Greenlief Fun-' eral Home and will be taken at noon today to St Church for a service at 2:30 p.

rn. Rev, Robert L. Greynolds, tor. will officiate and interment will be in Parsons Cemetery. Ritualistic rites will be accorded by the lOOF.

MRS. G. RAY LIPPOI.D Mrs. Edna M. Lippold, 52, wife of G.

Hay I.ipfxild. 3400 Erdman Baltimore, evening in a hospital there. A of Cumberland. Mr.s Lippold wa.s a daughter of the late George and M. White.

She held membership in SS. Peter and Paul Catholic Church. Her husband is employed in the Regional Department of the Railroad Company. He transferred to Baltimore from here about four year.s ago. Survivors include a daughter.

George Stem, city; a son. Cpl. Donald R. Lippold, stationed at P'ort Leonard Woixj. two brothers.

William and Charles White, and a sister, Evelyn, all of San Diego, Calif. The body is at the George Funeral Home. A high rtxiuiem mass will bt' celebrated tomorrow at 9 a. m. in SS.

Peter and Paul Catholic Church with interment the parish cemetery. MR.S. FRANCES P. GLOVER I ROMNEY. W.

Va Frances 'Pownall' Glover of died Friday in Spencer, where she had been under treatment for time. Born in Hampshire County. August 3. 1904. Mrs.

Glover was a daughter of the late Aloaza and Sarah Ellen Pownall. Sfie was a graduate of the City Hospital SchcMil of Nursing in Martinsburg and for a time was a.ssistant super- COYLE RITES Mech.mics and Cumberland Out- requiem mass door Club for Mrs. Martha Coyle. 85. of Grahamtown.

who lied Thursday, will be celebrated today at 9 30 a. m. ui St. Catholic Church here by Rev. Charles W.

Bogan, pastor. Burial will take place in the cemetery. The body is at the Hafer Funeral Home, Cumberland, MRS. GEORGE BRENNEMAN Pearl Brenneman. Ho Kingmont.

W. widow of George Brenneman, died Fridav in Emergency Hospital. Fairmont, she had been a patient two weeks. Mrs. Brenneman had been la ill health for years.

Mrs. Brenneman was a daughtt of Mrs. Ida Downey of here and the late David Downey, and tor- merly lived at Deer Park, i Beside.K her mother. Mr.s Bten- neman is survived bv two daugti- ters, Mrs Mekalae, I-air- mont. and Miss June Brenneinaii, at home, four sons Walter Hmn- neman, Warren.

Ohio; Clareni'e and Roland Brenneman, Fairmont, and Lawrence Brenneman, Kingmont; three si.sters. Mr.s James Smith. Luke: Mrs Edna We.sternport, and Mrs Vada Tranum. Beryl; two brother.s. Carl Downey, Kev.ser and James Downey.

Clarksburg, and several grandchildren. will be held at Kingmont. with burial in Tunnel- lon, W. Cemetery. SERVIC FJ4 WESTERNPORT Services for Mrs.

Clara V. Meese. 43, Akron, formerly of Ixinaconing. who died Tuesday Li-ke Side it.il, were held Friday after from the Boal Funeral Home here. Rev.

Chalmers Goshorn pastor of First Presbyterian Church. Lonaconing, officiated and burial was Oak Hill Cemeterj there. Pallbearers were Elmer and William Getson, Robert and Cecil Llewellyn. Junior Woods and Charles McF'arlane, Ixinaconing, DR. JDIINHDN uneral was in Murphy Cemetery, Dry Run by Rev.

Lowell R. Rogers intendent of nurses at the hospital. Cambridge I.Klai Surviving are five si.sters. RITE.H services will be for Dr. Settlement.

Pallbearers were Ellis Harvey. Mavnard Moon. Ray Custer, Howard Durst. Arlie Johnston and Wilt. OLDTOWN Ross F.

Shaw, a life long Democrat, will Oldtown headquarters in his home June 10 for the candidacy of George P. Mahoney, candidate for governor. Shaw and his committee expect Civic Club Arranges to make an extensive campaign i the Oldtown district for the Ma- Garden Party Tuesday honey ticket. Mahoney carried Oldtown four years ago when he sought Democratic nomination for governor. WALTER S.

MARVIN Waller Scott 81. died Saturday aftermxin at his home, 223 Union Street, after an illness of five months. He wa.s a native of Cumberland, a son of the late George W. and He years go as a will precede foreman at the Cumberland Laun- jdrv Company where he had been employed 43 years. Mr Marvin was a member of the Modern Woodmen of the World MT.

SAV.AGF Members of the Neighbors of Amer- N. Card Club were ntertained of Burlington. The bfxiy will remain at the Shaffer F'unerai Home here until noiin Tuesday when it will taken to the church. I HENRY WILAND Henry Wiland. a 79-year-old retired coal miner, died Saturday night at hi.s home at Moscow.

Son of the late William and Jean Thompson' Wiland. he is survived bv his wife. Mrs. Sarah 'Dorsevi Wiland. two sons.

Howard of De- held at Johnson, INirche.ster Countv Llmbr Marun.sburg. and Mrs. Carl Saville. Mr.s. C.

J. Powell. Mis.s Nettie Pownall and Miss Nell Pownall, all of Romney. The funeral service will be at the Ebenezer Church, three miles ea.st who collapsed and died Friday night at an outing of the Cambridge Rotary Club. John son.

president of the club, w.a- stricken by a cerebral hemor- of Romney. at 2.30 p. m. E.ST Tuesday with Rev. S.

O. Parsons offi-' Protes- ciating. The will be at the Episcopal Church, the bodv Combs Funeral Home until time for Baltimore for burial the funeral. laoudon Park Cemeterv. He was former assistant health officer RENNER JR.

here. WARDENSVILLE. W. Va. Charles Snvder Renner Jr 34, troit.

and Charle.s of Baltimore; of the former Miss Ixxii.se two daughters, Mrs. John Donahey. Oodlove. died Mav 17 at Baker VA Elm Grove. W.

and Mrs. Em-! center, Martinsburg. Card Club Meets Farrady Post Will Discuss Fireworks FROSTBURG- Farradv Post No 24. American Legion, will hold their regular meeting todav at 8 p. m.

Commander Denni.son has announced that plans will be made for the fireworks display on July 4 and plans will also be made for the annual Legion picnic. Following the meeting refreshments will be served. Will Participate FROSTBURG All Frostburg Girl Scout will participate in a Court of Award: to be heia today at 7pm, in the Beall Elementary ent.s and LUKE We-vternport and Luke Civic Club will hold a garden par- tv tomorrow 2pm at the home of Ka -er. here. The program i 1 lude songs and bv pupils of the Luke School, directed bv Mrs.

F'lorence i Liller. Mrs. Kaiser, Mrs Mav Mrs. Albert Beck. Mrs.

EUzabeih 'Thomas and Mrs. Ray Will comprise the committee in chargt of arrangements. The public is invited to attend and a silver offering will be received. tw ice receiitly. The Club mct at ihe home of Mrs Mary annoti, Railro.id Street, wuth Mrs.

Fan-i non. Mr- Benha Hott and Mrs. Thelma Green, winning pi Mi.ss Mary Murray was a al g.ie«t. The club was al.so enter -1 tained al home of Mr.s. Margaret Crowe, Calla Hill, and prizes wt re won by Mr: Green, Mrs Agnes Hatigan and Hott Mrs.

Alice Martin was ipecial gue.st. The club ncxt at home of Mr.s. Edith Carnival Commences Annual carnival by the F'lre Company I. will be held Saturday in the vicinity of the Piedmont Swimming Pool. There will also be rides for the kiddles and concessions.

A parade will be held Friday evening. wife. Mrs. Laura May of Akron, and Mrs. Bertha Welper ica.

vin. died FVbruary 19. survivors includt a Arch Marvin, this city, five daughters. Mrs Marion O'Neal and Mrs. Dorothy Donahoe.

bijth of LaVale. and Mrs Ida Catherine Benzel. Mrs. Evelyn Brown arfid Mrs. Charlotte L.

Kes- all of this city 12 grandchildren. and one sister, Mrs Lillian Smallwood, this city. The will remain at the Silcox F'unerai Re.sidence where will be conducted tomorrow at 2 p. m. bv Rev.

Howard Amoss pa tor of Centre Street Me'hodist Church. Interment will in Hiilcrest Burial Park. ily F'airfax, Va 39 grandchildren and 21 great hildren: three brothers. Michael, Silas and Ely. all of Akron, Ohio; two Mrs.

Nell Brewer. where been a pa-tient thiee weeks. Rite.s were conducted 20 had A solemn requiem high mass was celebrated Saturday in SS. Peter and Catholic Church far Oliver Bruce 66, former judge of the F'ourth Hi.s wife. Mrs Minnie S.

Wagner, died Uetober 8, 1947. Mr Wagner is survived by i na Fllmer Wagner, Pittsburgh; four sisters, Mrs Charles GlenLu Mrs George McCuiie. Mrs. L. Stegmaier and Mrs, Carl Mon i sey, all of thus city, and two bro'h.

ers, John W.igner and Harry Wagner, both of Cumberland. The IxKiy is at tlie Kight Home where services ill he on- ducted tomorrow at 2 m. Rev', Di H. Hall Sharp, pastor of St. Luke Lutheran Cliurch, will officiate.

Interment will be in Hillcre.st Burial Park. MRS. r. DISIIDNG ELK GARDEN. W.

Va. Sarah Catherine Dishong, 84. died eailv yesterda.v at her home in Shadyside after ring a paralytic stroke Thui'-dav aftiuniMin, Born August 28 1869 in Doddridge County. W. Va she was a daughter of the F7 and Rachel Catlnuine and had lived here Her husband George Dishiing.

died 25, 1938. held rmunia i hip in the Neth- Hill Me'hodist Church. Surviving are five hildia-n, Sarah Ktuiin'v Lillian Bray and Charles all of Filk William Dnhong ef Tract and (ioldie Shaf- of 1" and nine gie.it grandchildren, The body at tfie nee A fure ral -ervice will be at 2 rn. FiST sday at Grace Charch With Randal! p.istor of Mt Park Church, a.s-i«t»>d by Rev. William Withtrs, pasior of the FIIk Garden hai irial will place in the Neihken Hill Church CerTotery.

SYMONS SERVIC E.H WF: Servn John 73, of 120 Church Street, who died at residence. id Saturday at the Boal uneral Horne. Rev Wilii.tm Wilkinson, pa tori of the FranKlin Missmn, officiatid. Mernfx rs of Star Council 37. Junuir A Bartiin held at the Furuu al Home Hawk Tribe 131, of held at I.aun'l HiH Moscow, re buna! was made.

pallta were Miam Howell, Flarrv Snyd'-r, John F1 Chapfiell. F'dward and of Star Cfxincii 37, Junior Order of Barton. Honot arv ijvt James i Bo'd Brrmftwater, Helmiek. Helniick and If Black Hawk Tr 1.3! House for Rent We-ternjxirt, Adv. 119 Waver I hone of California, The body i.s at the home where a service will be conducted at 2 p.

m. Tue.sday with interment at Laurel Hill Cemetery, Moscow. SERVKFX Services for Arthur J. Trout. Wardensville Church Judicial Circuit, who Wednes- b.v Rev.

Ro.v Smith and Rev, Gor- residence, 224 don Zirkle Burial was in ville Cemeter.v. Pallbearers were Officiating were Robert F'vre. Woodrow Tharp, Cap (Jeorge Glenn, Baker, Young. Samuel Keckley and Welton Orn- F'riarv. Rev.

Judf OFM Cap dorff Rev, Jose Diego Pedraja, OFM were the la.te Charles Oap. Bunal was in the parish and Ida 'Jewell' Renner. Sur- cemetery. include three, Pallbearers were John B. Clan- Marsha Ann, Kenneth Ray and William G.

Fisher. Earl FJ Cindy; three Walker Chapman. Clarksburg, and Mai- comb. Bridgeport, and a brother. School auditorium.

Par- will be welcomed Sorority Will Meet KFIYSER lota Pi chapter. Tau Phi Lambda of Suprem Woodmen Circle, will ho'd a busme.ss meeting at 8 tonight the sorority re' nt event a wiener roast, by four new pledges, in the home of Mrs. Alice Ravens- aft Homemakers To Meet KF-YSER- The McCoole makers' Club will hold its next; regular meeting Tue.sdav, at 1 .30 m. in the McCoole Ctnnmunii.v Church. The meeting had origin.il- l.v been set for the home of FNley Yocum on McMullen Highway.

I. BRANT funeral service for James Brant. 79. of 90 Kmibley Street, Ridgeley. who died TFiursday at Memorial Ho.spital.

was conducted vesterdav afterntion at the George Home. Rev. Neel, retired Methodist and interment as in Rose Hill Cemetery. I Arm Irong were Leo Rue Arthur, Nelson Brant. John Bre- hanv and F'rank Ridgely.

44 of Berwyn, who died F'riday at Camp Pickett, will be conducted at 2 p. m. from the Scarpelli Funeral Home bv Rev. Kenneth W. Grove, pastor of Renner.

Warden.sville, manuel Methodist Church. Inter- la RITEH ment will be in Rose Hill Cemetery. RGSTBUHG Rite.s for Lammert. wife of William JOHN E. EVANS SR.

Lammert. 106 Maple Street, who was of the death Tui sday, were conducted Fri- of Mrs. F'annie Shoemaker Flvans, residence by Rev. Wil- wife of Judge John E. Evan.s Yinghng and Rev.

Harold of Pittsburgh. Stoudt. Burial was in Zion Evan- Relatives here are a daughter-in- and Reformed Church law, Norman Evans; a grand- daughter. Jean Evans, and Pallbearers were Earl the following cousins. Lillian Wiebrecht, and F'rances Mrs.

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