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IIIOMIII And Tri State Area News (22) Cumberland, Siunday, January 13, 1952 District Scout Chairmen Appointed; Activities Set FROSTBURG. Jan. 12 The Mountain District Committee of Potomac Council, Boy Scouts of America, held its first meeting of the year Thursday at Hill Street School. The following chairmen were appointed for the coming year: John Manley, leadership training; Kenneth Babcock, camping activities, and Walter Mackey, finance. were made for activities during National Scout Week.

Walter Mackey reported a fund raising campaign will be conducted throughout the district between February 4-15. Kenneth Babcock used for decorations. and Commissioner Tad Bond will announced a scout, circus and court Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Arthur present the trophys.

of honor will be held February 8 Windemuth and daughter, Ann, I Interested citizens and parents during Scout Week, and that scout 1Jrs Charles Windemuth and James may get tickets for the dinner from and cub window displays I Deffenbaugh and daughter, Karen, any member of the management, will be featured during the week. Cumberland: Patricia and Dennis; Kenneth Crowe, commissioner, Mulligan, Dennis and MprnfiriftJ announced the appointment of James and Ann King, VI following: Franklin Martens, scout ces A 1111 an James Brannon, R-V Jlnit commissioner, and Daniel Hersh- George and Joseph Shaffer, Rita MJ tin, berger, Grantsville neighborhood Ferno, Artie Green, Mary Jane, Pat- Party Honors Mt. Savage Girl MT. SAVAGE, Jan. and Mrs.

Kenneth Windemuth recently entertained at their home, Row, with a party in honor of the third birthday of their daughter, Carol Ann. A large birthday cake centered the refreshment table and balloons suspended from the ceiling were! Cumberland, will be the speaker Dinner Slated For Personnel Little League FROSTBURG, Jan. management of the Frostburg Little Baseball League will entertain the hoys who played in the league, with a dinner Wednesday at 6:15 p. m. at Salem Evangelical and Reformed Church.

Each member of the Yankee team, winners of the league for the 1951 season, will receive an engraved loving cup and each youth who played in the league will receive a trophy. Rev. John B. Jones, pastor of First Methodist Church, will be toastmaster; Rev. Regis P.

Larkin, assistant pastor of St. Michael's Catholic Church, will give the invocation and Rev; George Wehler, pastor of Salem Church, irtll give the John R. "Bobby" Cavanaugh, coach at Fort Hill High School, commissioner. John L. Dunkle, Potomac Council leadership training chairman, announced a council cub "Pow-Wow" will be held at Potomac State College, Keyser, W.

next ricia and Marie Deffenbaugh, Buzzy Kennell, Mary Ann McKenzie, Mary Louise King, Gary Lee Bowers. Mrs. Frank Mulligan, Mrs. Ray- Saturday, and urged all cub mothers mond Blank, Mrs. Francis King, and (rubber to attend.

IMrs. James Brannon, Mrs. A. B. Dean, scoutmaster of Troop George Deffenbaugh, Mrs.

Stewart 48, Grantsville, announced arrange-1 Church, Mrs. Gregory King, Mrs. Freda Bowers, Mrs. John Nolan, Miss Sandra Deffenbaugh and Miss Mary Louise Mulligan. Brief Mention Cpl.

Leon Connor returned to merits for basketball tournaments to be held between Frostburg and troops. Willis Smith, executive secretary, announced the goals to be achieved during 1952. The group plans to Increase the number of scouts in the district from 208 to 250, the number of troops from five to six, and cub packs from two to three. Four cub mothers and 26 scout leaden attended the meeting. Dr.

State College Sorority Planning For Card Party GRANTSVILLE, Jan. 13 The Reformed Church Women's Guild i was entertained by Mrs. J. Stanton and Mrs. Byron H.

Bender a recent evening in the social room of the church. Mrs. Blain Durst was the leader. A memorial service for Mrs. Ida Hershberger, a charter member, was conducted by Mrs.

O. J. Glotfelty. The society donated $15 to the March of Dimes and $10 for the Red Cross fund. There were 29 memberi and three visitors present.

Rev. C. E. Whet- Phi Omlcron Delta sorority of Frostburj State Teachers College Is sponsoring a card part; at the college at p. m.

Friday, January 18. Shown aboTe Is the group In charge as they completed'plant for the affair. Seated, left to right, are Maurice J. Matteson, faculty advisor to the group, and Ann Wilson, Cumberland, ticket cochairman. Standing, same order, Betty Banna, Frostburg, chairman Port Ostan, after visiting his! stone, pastor, closed ttoe meeting wife and family.

Mrs. Murray Allen, Baltimore, is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. DeSales McDermitt. Miss Dorothy Rizer, Miss Dorothy Adam Baer, chairman, presided.

I Greening, Mrs. Hannah Davis, Refreshments were served by the; pinknev McCrossin and Mrs. Paul cub mothers of Pack 44. College Group Schedules Play FROSTBURG, Jan. Chtl- Theatre of Frotburg State Teachers College will present its Jlwt performance of "The 1 Cream PUS" Monday at 10 a.m.

in 5: ar FM 1 a Greening and son returned to Akron, after visiting relatives. Wilson Witte returned to Pensacola, Fla. Air Base after spending a furlough with his father, George Witte. David Johnson returned to duty at his Texas air base after spend- with prayer. Mrs.

Austin Kamp and Mrs. Charles Bradley will entertain at the church in February. The congregational meeting of the church was attended by 100 members. A covered dish dinner was served by the Women's Guild. Austin Kamp was elected elder and Thomas O.

Bender, Brief Mention The Auxiliary Unit of Grantsville Legion Post No. 214 will-meet Monday at 8 p. m. in the Post Home. Mrs.

D. W. Hershberger, Miss Viola Broadwater and Mrs. Mark ing a 15-day furlough with his par-1 Miller will serve on the committee ents, Mr. and Mrs.

Walter Johnson, for the March of Dimes campaign Recent guests at the home of in Grantsville. the auditorium. The play, written by Martha Bwintz, is under the direction of Miss Edith Humphrey of the English Department of the Alpha Psi Omega. Taccino were and Mrs. Elder Smith and children and Misses Coelina and Rosalie DelSigntore.

all of Norfolk, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Taccino, Hagerstown, and Mrs. Nataline Centifonti and son, Midland. Bruce Ambrose, Cumberland, has the role of "King of Delicatessia," while Diane Wilson, also of Cum- Card rsw -5 1- i.

jsrauer. Bloomington, who wants to marry the "princess," Margaret Robinson, of Cumberland. She Is In love with were won by Miss Coleta McNamee, Mrs. Bertha Farrell and Mrs. Charles Albright.

The next meeting will be held Tues- Slick, Emithsburg. "Witches," Helen Benson, Hagerstown, and Patricia Benna, Bedford, thicken the plot with their evil- Meade, Calla Hill. The Sunshine Card Club met recently at the home of Mrs. Isabel Adams. Prizes were won by Mrs.

Doris Crowe, Mrs. Vivian Mullaney and Mrs. Lucinda Cunningham. old Rail Post No. 6025, Veterans Ha 7: Cumberland.

The players will take their show on tour throughout tl schools of the county. Containers Placed For Dimes Campaign FROSTBURG, Jan. W. Post home. The Mt.

Savage Volunteer Fire Company will Tuesday at 7:45 Hall. John C. Campbell, Pearsall, spent the holidays with his family. Mrs. Campbell and her son met him in El Paso, Texas and accom- O.

McLane, chairman of the local i panied nim to San Dle soa m. in the Fire A March of Dimes dance will be held Saturday night, January 26, at the Legion Post No. 214 and its Auxiliary, according to Commander D. W. Hershberger.

Foster Yost, president of the Gar rett County Farm Bureau, Ross Speicher, Guy S. Stauton, William Winterberg and Parker Warnick attended the Farm Bureau convention in Baltimore. Dr. N. R.

Davis, who recently returned from Johns Hopkins Hospital, Baltimore, is reported Improving at his home. Mrs. J. F. Fahey has been 111 at her home the past week.

Masonic Lodge Installs Heads LONACONING, Jan. 12-James E. Hadley was recently Installed as worshipful master of George's Creek Valley Lodge No. 161, A. F.

and A. Masons, In a ceremony at which his father, James G. Hadley, a past master of the lodge, officiated. The other officers of the lodge were Installed by Louis Hicks, Westernport, deputy grand Inspector. They are Matthew Martin, senior warden; Earl S.

Stafford, Junior warden; Morgan S. Riley, senior deacon; Eugene Evans, Junior deacon; James McElvie, secretary; Edward Patterson, treasurer; David Miller, tyler. Refreshments were served by Robert Marshall. Girl Feted With Party Theme Meetings Planned By WSCS FROSTBURG, Jan. series of.

four meetings on the theme, "The Family, a Character Concern," will be held by the WSCS of First Methodist Church. The meetings will be on the next four Sundays at 7:30 p.m. in the lecture room of the church. Co-sponsors of the meetings are Committee Heads Appointed For Homemakers Club of refreshment committee; Mary E. Kammauf, Cresaptown, pinochle co-chairman; JoAnn Fisher, Oakland, publicity chairman; Dolores Gillard, Cumberland, ticket chairman; Susan Richmond, Frostburg, general chairman, and Mary Straw, Cumberland, pinochle co-chairman.

Members of the group absent when picture was taken were Manuel, Brunswick, and Gertrude Weaver, Cumberland. GRANTSVILIJ5, Jan. IS The Grantsville Homemakers Club met recently at the home of Mrs. Mary dent of the Lonaconing Businessmen's Association, succeeding Officers Elected By Businessmen; Plan Dollar Day LONACONING, Jan. Edward McPartland has been elected presi- Llvengood, with 22 members In attendance.

The new officers, Mrs. Mary 14- vengood, president, and Mrs. Raymond Leochel, treasurer, assumed their posts. Thomas M. Holmes.

Others elected were J. Bradley Marshall, vice president; Arthur G. Phillips, secretary, jand Timothy Conroy, treasurer. Er- Chalrmen appointed were Mrs. O.

i vln Lewis, John Eichhorn and Mc- J. Glotfelty, foods; Mrs. Henry L. JFartland were elected to serve as Durst, home furnishings; Mrs. Clyde! an industrial committee and three McCurdy, family life; Mrs.

Fred from the community will also Holliday, welfare; Mrs. Harold with them. ler, culture, and Mrs. Stewart Ro-' Plans were discussed for a "Dollar darner, bird study. Dues were paid and "Pennies for Friend's hip" received.

The club Day Sale" to be held in February. Isaac Love was appointed chairman for the event. A campaign to raise Town Council Reorganized BEDFORD, Jan. 12 A re- organizational meeting of the Bedford Borough Council was held recently, with Conrad K. Hughes being named president, succeeding Arthur S.

Russell, who retted after 21 years of service on the council body. Hughes, who has served on the unit for 12 years, was elected unanimously. New councilman sworn in were Robert Foy, E. G. Studebaker and John H.

Moorehead. Burgess H. C. Bingham officiated at the swearing-in and presided at the meeting. Miss Helen Cuppett was reelected borough secretary, and Robert H.

Plans Set For Barton Fund Appeal BARTON, Jan. 12 Plans for the annual March of Dimes campaign in the Barton area were completed at a recent meeting of local committee at the new Rrt Hall. James E. Chappell, chairman, appointed David E. Kirk as secretary- treasurer of the drive and asked that checks, contributed be made payable to "The Treasurer of the March of Dimes." The committee plans a dancs Wednesday, January 23, in the firemen's armory, with music by Doe Kenny's Orchestra.

Ernest Poland, a representative of Barton Hose Company No. 1 and Barton Post 189, American Legion, was named chairman of the: and Kirk, assistant chairman. Mrs. Brunage was named chairman for the Mill Run group. will be assisted by Mrs.

Harry Ely. Mrs. Dehram and Mrs. William Hill. Mrs.

Carson Thomas will chairman of Moscow-Pekin group and her committee will be announced in a few days. The secretary was ordered to writs to each local organization requesting them to sponsor events of any kind for the benefit of the March of Dimes or to send a donation. The Auxiliary of Barton I Company has been, asked to part in a house-to-house canvass. The date when the canvass Is to will be announced at a meet- ng Wednesday at 7:30 p. in tht new Fire Hall.

Barton Girl Scouts will havs- charge of a collection at the Barton Theatre each Sunday, Monday and Tuesday of this month. No collection will be taken during the show but the Scouts will stand In the theatre obby with coin boxes. Dance tickets will go on In few days, Chappell said. Barton Job Press has donated tickets for the dance. Coin boxm hare been placed in business establishments In Barton, Moscow and Pekin.

donated to the March of Dimes, money to further a new industry will' and $5 to the Red Cross fund. i get underway in the near future. reelected borough Hooked rug and clothing meet- Ings will be held during the whiter months at dates to be announced. Mrs. o.

J. Glotfelty, and Mrs. Hen- CRESAPTOWN, Jan. 12 Mr. i ry L.

Durst demonstrated the mak- and Mrs. James Longerbeam, Brant' ing of a quick meal, with a salad, Road, recently entertained with a I which was served. party in honor of the llth birthday of their daughter, Sondra. Games were played and prizes awarded. Refreshments were served.

Guests were Judy Cain, Glenda Robertson, Rita Douthitt, Vickie Noe, Deanna Judy, Sondra Swartzwelder, Jo Ellen Knotts, Carolyn and Richard Glass, James Smith, John and George Strickland, Mrs. Sadie McKenzie, Mr. and Mrs. George McKenzie, Mr. and Mrs.

Richard Glass, Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Strickland, Mrs. James Wallace and Mrs. Margaret Strickland.

Mr. Brief Mention and Mrs. James Allen attended the funeral of her brother, Charles Legge, in Piedmont, W. Va. Mr.

and Mrs. Charles Amtower, March of Dimes, announced that miniature iron lung containers have been placed in 'local business places. She also said letters had been sent to all of the organizations in Frostburg asking each one to send a representative to a meeting to be held at' the McLane residence Friday, February 18, to make plans for the community March of Dimes dance. Collections will be made in the local theatres during the last week and a half of this month. Fires Extinguished FROSTBURG, Jan.

Frostburg I'lre Department yesterday answered two alarms. Flue fires were extinguished at the home of William Skidmore. Fairview Street, and at the home of Sherman D. Murray. 24 South Water Street, next door to the fire station.

where he is stationed -with the Navy. Mrs. Campbell is the former Miss Rosaline Twigg. Pfc. George Nolan spent the holidays with his parents, Mr.

and Mrs. John Nolan. He is now in California awaiting assignment in Tokyo. Michael J. Reagan, is a patient in Newton D.

Baker VA Center, Martinsburg, W. Joseph Reagan is a patient in Allegany Hospital, Cumberland. John F. Gallagher spent the weekend in Simpson, W. where he visited his brother-in-law, David Williamson.

Miss Maflde Houck is visiting relatives in Kingwood, W. Va. According to most historians, there was no demand by General Grant for the surrender of General Lee's sword and no render of it. SUN. MOM.

TUES. PALACE The Hip-swinging, Hot-singing Jamboree that shows the lt 2 TONY MARTIN-JANET LEIGH GLORIA DeHAVEN-EDDlE BRACKEN ANN MILLER "with Barbara Lawrence BOB CROSBY-The CHARLIVELS screenplay by SID HAL KANTER-direcled by JAMES V. KERN SUN. MOM. LYRIC RFTY YEARS IHTB THE FUTURE! Iff fSr A PICTUIF The Mothers Club, The Young Adult Ridgeville, W.

visited Mr and Group and the pastor, Rev. John Bayley Jones. Music for all services will be presented under direction of Arthur Thomas, with Mrs. Clarence F. Rephann, playing the piano accompaniments.

The ushers will be Mrs. Henry Shaffer and Mrs. Fred McKenzie. The topics will be as follows: January 13, "The Family Lives its Religion," illustrated with the film "The Family Next January 20. "The Family Growing January 27.

"The Family Looks at the Community," and February 3, "The Family and the Church." PTA Meeting Set At Beall School FROSTBURG, Jan. The Beall Elementary PTA will meet Monday evening. Teachers will be In their rooms for visitations from 7:15 to 8 p. and the business meeting will follow. Following the meeting, a humorous skit will be presented by Mrs.

Gordon Taylor, Mrs. James Ward, Mrs, Edward Monahan, Mrs. Viola Barclay, Robert Kerr and Mrs. Harry Morgan. A movie, "Preface To a Life, will be shown.

It is based on the theme of the year, "Moral and Spiritual Guidance for the Child. Card Party Planned WESTERNPORT, Jan. 12 The St. James Guild will hold a public card party Friday evening, January 25, in the parish hall of St. James Episcopal Church.

The committee in charge includes Mrs. Tracy W. Whitu-orth, Mrs. Hunter Castle, Mrs. John Dick and Mrs.

William Arnold. Auxiliary To Meet ECKHART. Jan. The Auxil- iary of the Eckhart Square Circle will meet Wednesday night at the club house. The refreshment com- mittee will include Florence Lewis, Dorothy Lewis, Anne Karrlck, Hilda Lewis and Jennie Sweene.

Fire Auxiliary To Meet FROSTBUHG, Jan. The Auxiliary of the Claryville Volunteer Fire Company will meet Monday at 8 p. m. at the Fire Hall. Hostesses will be Mabel Winfield, Minnie Thomas and Elizabeth Walters.

Mrs. Walter Cutchall. Mrs. Evelyn Monnett remains a patient in Allegany Hospital, Cumberland. Mrs.

Harley Davidson has been transferred from Memorial Hospital, Cumberland, to Johns Hopkins Hospital, Baltimore. Sederick Hardy remains 111 In Allegany Hospital. Mrs. William Wise is reported ill at her home. Mrs.

Oliver Gates, Homer City! is visiting her son-in-law daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Beachy. The February meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Marshall Beachy, with Mrs.

Clarence Glotfelty, co-hostess. The demonstration will be on self improvement. manager for the Task-Fast Company of Baltimore, who will start operations in their new factory here next month, has been In town the past week overseeing preliminary work before machinery is moved in. Samuel Sipe, company president, arrived town yesterday to spend several days. County Forum By High Schools FROSTBURO, Jan.

12 Enardo Amone, Beall High School, president of the Allegany County Student Forum, presided at a recent meeting of the unit at Bruce High, Westernport. School representatives were welcomed by the principal, John Fischer. There were three study groups conducted. Topics studied and discussed were: How to improve sportsmanship in all schools; The study of traffic control by the student forum; and Study of how a Student Congress may Improve public relations internally and externally in schools. A general discussion followed and students from each school reported on problems offered and studied by the entire group.

Students from Beall High who participated were Arnone, Twelfth Grade; Paul Thompson and Marleen Muir, Eleventh Grade; Betsy Bampton, Tenth Grade, and Susan Kidwell, Ninth Grade. Observes 92nd Birthday Brief Mention Abram Dunn, who has been confined to his home for several weeks, is able to be out. Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Fairchild, Quebec, Canada, and Mrs.

John Dixon, Clarksburg, W. attended the funeral of Mrs. Thomas Dixon. Frank Quinn was admitted to Allegany Hospital, Cumberland, Wednesday afternoon. John "Tug" Glenn and Wilson Cook are patients in Memorial Hospital, Cumberland.

Patrick McConnell was taken recently to the Newton D. Baker VA Center, Martinsburg, W. for treatment. Alvin C. Neat Unit No.

5280, VFW Auxiliary, will sponsor a card party in the post home on January 22. Mi's. Samuel James is confined to her home, having suffered fall down a stairway. Mrs. Margaret McDonough, who has been ill for two weeks, is reported Improving, The George's Creek Democrat Club will hold a games party dinner the latter part of January for the benefit of the March of Dimes, Mrs.

Alice Watkinson and Mrs William Berry are confined to their respective homes. Mrs. Jane Woods is a patient in Miners Hospital, Frostburg. Miss Rose Ann Kelly returned to her studies at Fort Dix, N. after pending a vacation with Mr.

and Mrs. Edward Atkinson, Union Street, and her father, James Kelly, Miami, Fla. Installation of officers of Morning Star Temple No. 1, Pythian Sisters, will be held Monday at 8 p. m.

Pvt. Leon Green to Fort Bragg, after spending a 15- day furlough with his mother, Mrs. Margaret Green, Robin Street. When Hughes took the chair, he first thanked council for its expression of confidence, then warned them Seriously that council faces many important tasks, and he will expect their utmost cooperation. He outlined for the benefit of the new members the method of operation of Bedford borough, its sources of revenue, and details of borough affairs which might not be known to newcomers.

This done, he proceeded to the list of appointive offices. The following positions were filled: Borough Engineer William P. Critchfield. Borough Foreman Walter McKinley. Chief of N.

Young. Assistant Chief Joseph Clark. Borough H. Jordan. Council discussed proposals for a police radio set-up enabling citizens to contact the borough police car quickly at all Costs were considered, and the matter referred to the police committee, which will report back at the February meeting with detailed recommendations.

John S. Phillips, Lonaconing, above, was honored with a dinner a recent evening by members of his family on the occasion of his 92nd birthday. A retired florist, he had been active in that business from 1906 to 1946, when he sold out to his grandson, Arthur G. Phillips. He is the father of Jour sons.

His wife, Mrs. Isabella (Ternent) Phillips, died in 1938. Rolary Club Hold a First Meet Of Year GRANTSVILLE, Jan. 12 The Grantsville Rotary Club recently held its first meeting of the year at the Arlington Hotel. Lynn Young was in charge of the program.

Frank Lucuite, Meyersdale, described the completion of the Meyersdale Community Hospital and explained what It will mean to the surrounding towns where it will be opened in the early spring. Rotarian guests were Dr. Alexander Solosko, and John J. Lichliter, Meyersdale club, and W. J.

Glenn, Friendsville club. Tire Extinguished FROSTBURG, Jan. 12 The Frostburg Fire Department answered a call Thursday night to the home of John McDonald, 28 Hill Street, where a flue fire was extinguished. No damage was reported. Birth Announced FROSTBURG, Jan.

and Mrs. Richard Watson, Eckhart, announce the birth of a son Thursday at Hospital. PTA To Sponsor Cubs FROSTBURG, Jan. 12 Sluss, president of the College Laboratory School PTA has announced that the organization will; again-sponsor a Cub Scout pack for the coming year. A meeting of the parents will be held In the audio visual room of the college at 8 p.

m. Monday. Talk To Feature GOP Club Meeting WESTERNPORT, Jan. 11 Earl H. Manges, Cumberland, chairman of the Republican State Central Jommittee of Allugany County, will address a meeting of the Westernport and Luke Women's Republican Club, Thursday at 8 p.m.

at the office of Trial Magistrate Carl W. Shaffer, Washington Street. Manges will be introduced by Okey Michael, Westernport, also a mem- 3er of the Republican State Central Committee. Manges will base his talk on "Republican organization and its relations to women's, clubs." The local club has changed Its meeting nights from the third Wednesday to the third Thursday of each month. Auxiliary Meeting FROSTBURO, Jan.

Unit No. 24, American Legion Auxiliary, will meet Monday at 8 V- m. at the Post Home. Residents of George's Creek the Tri-Slate Area: DO YOU KNOW That you can hava your watch tlvantd and adjuittd for imall S3.SOT Or hov. your remounUd In a solid gold mounting of your chalet for only We Further Guarantee That you cannot got bettor of what you pay.

Prompt giv.n to mall your watch to ui for ropalri savt many dollaril BURNS JEWELRY 17 Main it. rh.n. Lonaconrng, Md. do you of it? Are you spending your salary as fosr 05 you earn ft, or are you like many other wage earner, who put a part of their pay check away each week? 1 Open a savings account al this bank where your money will be sate, always handy, and earning interest for you. MEMBEff FEDEMl DEPOSIT INSVKANCt COMOMFIOW.