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Evening star., 1948-09-27
Boudreuu Finally
Admits Indians
Will Win Pennunt
BY the Assoeioisd Press

CLEVELAND, Sept. 27.-Lou
Boudreau predicted today that
his Cleveland Indians would win
the American League pennant.
II sincerely believe we're In
now," the happy pilot declared.
It was the first time this year
that Boudreau did not add any
"ifs," "ands,", or "buts," while
talking pennant.
More relaxed than ut any time
this season, he beamed all over
as he talked about Bob Feller's
Al victory over Hal Newhouser
and the Tigers in Detroit.
That was the big one," he en-
phasized. yesterdays game
meant the pennant for u.s." It
was more important than our
must" victory over the Boston
Red Sox last wednesday. They've
got to catch US now.
while I am not discounting
the Yankees chances, I think we
have more to fear from Boston
than New York." he said. you
must not forget that Boston plays
all its remaining games at home.
The Yankees play all Of theirs on
the road"
Boudreau's only concern was
the condition OF Larry Doby's
right elbow. Dolby injured the
elbow when struck by . ball
thrown by Newhouser IN an at
tempt to catch the heet-footed
outdelder mapping OF second.
The elbow stitfened overnight
and X-rays were to be taken
today to determine the extent
OF the damage.
Boudreau said he planned to
pitch his rookie sensation, lefty
Gene Bearden, against the White
Sox tomorrow night. The IN
dams were idle today. He intends
to start Bob Feller against the
Sox wednesday and save Bob
Lemon for the Tigers Friday.
Thursday is another oil day for
Cleveland.
Evening star., 1948-09-27
The Redskin Linemen Are Built Like Cubes

inside the 5-yard IN tne
third period but quarter Turley picked tumble
and for the tying Poon did the rest after the
Redskins with minute Fellow named
Baue moved their to the steelers 20 in
order allow Poon plenty OF time 10
estimate his wind drift and range. w
opener from the standpoint OF thrills ana hgn
drama observer looked supcousy as Coac
Turk Edwards for weighy athletes might be carrying
Practically all of his guards tackles centers an
like cubes feet high feet wide and 1ee
thick have who weigh 27l 2o1 zSo la
call off the avordupos OF lew OF the 1oo
plus Redskins they've got be able to move, too
of late Walter Johnson waiter couo
hit anybody except Ru0hen the ptche7
Walter swinging"
AS said it satisfying day for the Redskins
At least general Richard McCann was hgny
phioso said when the final gun fired for Whle
7 thou to be close
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he whipped the Boston Red Sox,'
90, enabling Cleveland to leap into
undisputed possession Of first place
with . Al win over Detroit.
With i've games remaining for the
pace-setting Indians, that one-game
gap they have over the Yankees and
Red Sox looms as mountainous
obstacle for Cleveland's rivals. New
York and Boston also have five
games left, but two will be against
each other.
Boston and New York now will
require aid from second-division
teams in their stirring struggle to
tie or overhaul Cleveland, which
has two games left with the futile
Chicago White Sox and three with
Detroit.
Indians Sitting Pretty"
The schedule now is functioning
In favor of the Indians. While
all contenders are idle today, New
York will plunge into q three-game
series with the respected Athletics
at Philadelphia tomorrow. OF the
pennant-bidding teams, the Yam.
|kees are confronted with the most
exhaustive slate, for after their
clash with the AS they'll invade
Boston.
Boston also Is backed against the
wall, but the Red Sox can't ask for
q more friendly fence than their
own inviting left-field barrier at
Fenway Park, nor more docile foe
than Washington's feeble team. The
Red Sox meet the Mats in the open
er of a three-game series tomorrow.
The Red Sox have sweet home
for their purposes, for that 3l5-foot
niblick shot to the left-f1eld fence
has been q source Of comfort. At
Fenway Park this year Boston has
won 81 games and lost 81, for
.70S average. But the Red Sox
weren't able to carry that fence on
the road, where they played at the
less impressive pace OF .532, with
Al wins and So defeats.
Boston's pennant hopes may have
been crushed beyond recall yester-
day, when the wild but effective
Byrne stopped the Red Sox on five
hits-three in the last two innings.
Byrne walked four and hit two bat
ters, but he struck out seven-in-
cluding Wally Moses four times
as the Yankees mauled Mel Parnell,
Denny Galehouse and Dave Ferriss
for IL hits.
Heinrich Gives Yanks Start.
Some 69,755 fans saw Tommy
Heinrich blast the Yankees into
20 lead In the first inning when he
Evening star., 1948-09-27

rammed his 25th homer Of the sea-
son into the right-field stands after
Phil Rizzuto had walked. The
Yankees made 1t 40 of Parnel in
the third when Rizzuto walked and
Heinrich, Johnny Lindel and Joe
Di Maggie singled successfully.
Byrne's wildness threatened to
blow the game wide open IN the
fourth. Ted Williams singled for
the first hit of Tommy, who pro-
ceeded to load the bases with none
out by walking Vernon Stephens
and nicking Bobby Doerr on the leg.
In that crisis, Byrne slipped a
third strike past Moses and got
Bill Goodman on a fly to Lindeu
in short left. But he walked Birdie
Tebbetts to force across Williams.
Byrne then pitched three wide ones
to Pinch-hitter Billy Hitchcock. but
Billy got the pitcher out of trouble
by flying to Hank Bauer in right.
Singles by Byrne, Rizzuto and Hen
rich boosted the Yankees into q
5-l lead in the fourth and they
made 1t 81 with another run off
Galehouse in the fifth when Bill
johnson, Gus Niarhos and George
Stirnweiss singled.
Red Sox Score Again.
Boston produced its other run
in the eighth on Stephens single
and Doerr's double The Red Sox
had visions of a rally in the ninth
when Tebbetts opened with a dou-
BILE, but he failed to advance AZ
Pinch hitter Neil Sheridan took q
third strike, Dom Di Maggie flied
to Bauer and Johnny Pesky popped
to Stirnweiss.
Creating almost as much excite
ment as the game was the presence
Of Clark Gable In a mezzanine
box. 8. Yankee Pitcher Vic Raschi
had a "day" and was presented
with a sleek green convertible. :.
Some $4,000 of his fans converged
on Yankee Stadium from Vics home
town of Springfield, Mass.
Evening star., 1948-09-27
Gonzales, Kellogg Till
In Pacific Net Meet
By the Assoeiotsd Press

LOS ANGELES, Sept. 27.-The
22d annual Pacific Southwest tennis
tourney swings into the second
round today, with National Singles
Champion Pancho Gonzales bump
ing up against Gayle Kellogg Of
San Diego.
Top-seeded foreign player, Jaros-
Law Drobny Of CzechoslovakA, was
expected to have little trouble with
Bill Reedy, Los Angeles. Adrian
Quist, Australian veteran, meets
Gill Shea, University Of Southern
California netter.
Quist had q close squeak in his
first rounder yesterday, edging
Straight Clark, Los Angeles, ST,
Ills, 63.
In a special exhibition Gonzales,
not extending himself, lost to Aus
tralia's Billy Sidwell, 3-6, SIS
60. Gonzales had beaten John
Fleitz, Long Beach, Calf, o-l
6-2 earlier in his tournament
match. .4.
Ted Schroeder-rated as perhap!
Gonzales toughest hurdler-defeat.
ed South Africa's Eric Sturgess IL
another exhibition, 2-6, 6-4, l1--9
Evening star., 1948-09-27

performer would be an injustice.
as every one Of our 80 partict-
pants joined to effect a team
victory. Although denied victory
by the narrowest of margins,
stu Holcomb apprised the foot
ball world in general and the
Big Nine in particular that he
has moulded an aggregation
capable of gaining for Purdue
Evening star., 1948-09-27

t1OnS IN our
contest with
p u r due. At
the end Of
go minutes of
the greatest
foo t ball we
h q v e e v e r
witnessed, we
W e r e e X
u ! q ILL c j y
happy t h a t
the one point
was ours. To
S i n g lie o u t
any individ-
ual as the
o1itsfopd n q
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stance, displayed his usual lmpeccabIe taste ID
ordering the weather.
The Redskins, of course, defeated the Pitts
burgh steelers They waited until the last 20
seconds before permitting Richard Poillon to Kick
27-yard field goal to wn II to a. but this is not
an uncommony tardy finish for RedSk1n-Steelet
contest year ago the Redskins won, 27 to 26,
when a hometown cross bar caused Pittsburgh
field goal attempt in the final rs seconds to
ricochet back onto the gridiron.
For the Steelers it was both the wrong time
and place to beat the Redskins 1t took them
long time to accomplish the feat but the Pitts
hnrnhs nreserved their record Of never having
Evening star., 1948-09-27
Battered Clement Wos Whole Show

practical gentlemen in the REDSKINS 1or"aro wall
bpan to work on enthusiasm than hnesse
thereafter that officials stepped on some
yardage afforded the steelers snot az n
so from s wards out Even new-fangled kicking ee
which makes everything yards practically automatic Ps
burgh blew the chance.
with less than minute before Clement COM
nete se-vard pass Clamp who got well
behind the hafback to take the pitch
"Ereka, howed member visiting press Clamps been
in pro his first touchdown This calls Tor
special mention he faxed out of posion?
acioszczyk" supplied Tony Atchson of the local press
skip it, sighed the Pittsburgher i've got oeadne to
Evening star., 1948-09-27
Indians, Setting Pace Again,
Get Break in Schedule
By Burton Howkins
Stur Stuff corraspondenf

BOSTON Sept 27-Tommy Byrne tempesuous 28-year-od
had created little commoon the American
this has provided the Cleveland Indians crowbar
their the American League pennan
Byrne whose previous victories this
expense division clubs cIogged the
American League yesterday Stadium
Evening star., 1948-09-27

CENTRAL LEAGUE FINAL PLAYoFF.
Dayton, 10; Fort WAYNE, dayton
wins playoff title, 4-2.
Evening star., 1948-09-27
By Fronk Leohy
Nehs Dame University Coach

NoNe UoH'e OHIVeIsHy SOoeH
Never have we seen one point
look so big. Last Fridays col
umn predicted that one point
would assume major propor-
Evening star., 1948-09-27

licked Washngtons h Stadium and OF never haVne num-
bled the Redskins the month OF November
All to deaf OF trouble Tor next 70 naugn
Their outpayed the Redskins from now
better than nothing but not mucn
The Redskins willing settle for what the oreoord read
Skins Hot at Stort and Finish
1t would something less than accurate to state that Mr.
Mahaus squad that threatens to win
will week, the week after nxt
but Yesterday they e short Not to mention slow
overly hefty. x
Thev started like the opening kckon
and went lead And the formula was SO simple
too They kept giving the ball to Jim Castga the pfoolsa
consecutive ground plays before
Sammy Baug got impatient threw Caga pass which nette
the last 635 which later developments revealed
63 for most OF the Reoskn hne
even without enemy line to hinder them
The developments began taking place almost as quickly as
the Steeers took punt
Washngtons the 2s and sent Johnny Clement from
on single play.
Clement is not noted prnter he went by the Redskins
like thief by picket fence and it was IT,
Evening star., 1948-09-27

BACK IN ACTION-1n this case the back Dick Todd,
taking from another veteran Texan Sammy
Baug the third period Of yesterdays game
at Griffith Stadium The play was good for 1s yards and
first the Redskn 30yard ne where Center Bryant
e brought him down. 1t Todds first appearance
since receiving conclusion playing against the Chicago Cao
three weeks The Skins their National
League debut 174 in whirlwind windupSar Staff Photo
Evening star., 1948-09-27
Win, Lose, or Draw
The Time, the Place Wrong for SteeIers
By FRANCIS STANN

Apart from that possible to walk up 10 tcke
window at game time buy seaan opportunity which
sevea thousands overlooked possibly due to pa
fttvhe pro football Griffith Stadium followed
0 T1enrpe p
Evening star., 1948-09-27

SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION FINAL
PLAYOfF.
Birmingham. 2: Nashville. 8 ttsams
tied 2.2.
Evening star., 1948-09-27
Baseball Standings and Schedules
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 81, 1s4s
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Results Yesterday.
Cleveland, 4; Detroit, l.
New York, 6; Boston, 2.
Chicago, 8; st. Louis, 0.
Only games.
Games Today.
None scheduled.
Games Tomorrow.
Washington at Boston.
Chicago at Cleveland (n)
New York at Phila.
st. Louis at Detroit.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Results Yesterday.
Boston, 8; New York, 2.
St. Louis, 5: Chicago, 2.
Brooklyn, 5; Phila.. /.
Pitts, 8-S; Cinci., 6-5
cd game 8 innings,
darkness.
Games Today.
None scheduled.
Games Tomorrow.
Boston at Brooklyn.
Phila. at New York ca.
Cinci. at Chicago.
Pitts. at st. Louis (n).
Evening star., 1948-09-27
Pennont Race

BY the AssoeIofsd Press
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1948-07-29
GORTNER

The Bible School closing will be on
Friday evening at O'clock
Laban Swartzentruber and num-
Der Of the teachers spent the week
end at Harrisonburg, Va.
The Union Sunday school con-
tributed the August special offering
of SIG to the Bible School expenses.
Willard Swartzentruber and Dan
Byler and family are visiting in Ohio.
Mr.. and Mrs. Osborne Beckman and
Bud Dodge were recent visitors Of
Joel Slabach. Mr.. Slabach, who fell
on Monday and became much worse,
was taken to the home Of his foster
daughter, Mrs. Noah Schrock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles wilkins, OF
Westernport; Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer
Van and two children, Of Arizona,
were visiting at the homes Of Jacob
Petershsim and Sam Slabach on Fri
day. -
Alvin Beachy, of Springs, accom-
panied Pastor Tressler and sons Sun
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mother, Mrs. Friend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rollie Friend and chill
dren, Mary, Dorothy and Earl, Of
near Blooming Rose, Bob HENDERSON,
Selbysport, and Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
Friend and family, Chicago, Illinois,
were Sunday dinner guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Oliver Fike, near Green
Gables
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Grove, Friends
Vile, accompanied by their son-in-law
and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Q. d.
Mason, Of Mt Lake Park, visited
friends in Clarksburg, w. Va. on
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph H. Beachley
and little son, Henry, returned to
Elkton, after Mrs Beachley and son
had spent three weeks visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs Harry Black.
Mr.. and Mrs G. Z. Black, Confluence,
Pa, visited here Sunday.
Sunday visitors Of Mr.. and Mrs. T.
3. limbaugh were Mr.. and Mrs.
Phillip Hartick, McKeesport, Pa, and
Mr.. and Mrs. William Burkhard, Of
Akron, Ohio. Mr.. limbaugh is slow
ly improving at his home here.
Mrs. Clarence Spear and daughter,
Mrs. William Owens, Oakland, were
Tuesday dinner guests of Mrs. Will
liam f. Durham.
Mrs. Mary Scott Jackson, Hutton,
called on Mrs. Lawrence Friend last
Tuesday.
Mrs. Milton Tepfer and two chill
dren, Danny and Sarge, returned from
Mt. Lake Park, Sunday, where they
had been vacationing for two weeks
Byard Liston, Confluence, Pa, called
on his father-in-law, w. w. Savage
last FRIDAY.
Mrs. Robert Murphy and daughter
Mary, were business callers in Oak
land Monday.
Jack Friend, David Pryor and Oar
rell Williams are employed by the
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State Foresters DIVISION working, IN
the White Pine Plantations located IN
various sections OF Garrett county
WI ana MII' g. a. + me Wv meie an IN
, S',il5lY ana 9o'''erAe'' l'' '"S'
''' l1SJ No.. por1 r;oh,,o,, ord
danobter MARGARET Ann. Of For,
Wavne. Ind Mrs. Carl Haenftlinp
and daughtr,s. Joyce Ann and Cathy.
Of Accident. were Thursday afternoon
visitors Of their aunts, Mrs W E.
Durham and Mrs. Clarence Wicklow.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Murphy and
daughter, Kay, spent the weekend
with Mr.. and Mrs. William GreynoIoa
at Severn, Md.
Mrs. Eltle ChlSholm' OF MI Lake
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the New Virginia Hotel, Norfolk, Va,
and her sister, Mrs. William McCul-
Tough, of near Addison, Pa, were
Saturday callers Of their uncle and
aunt, Mr. and Mrs. George Durham,
and other relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Conrad Wagner and
children of Baltimore, were weekend
guests Of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Savage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Wicklow, of
Girard, o., are spending week here.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Metcalf and
daughter, of Harrisburg, Pa, were
weekend visitors of the latter's par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Schroyer, and
other relatives.
Mrs Leone Forsythe and Mrs Mary
Shevel were Monday evening dinner
guests OF Mr. and Mrs. Schroyer
L. Edward Friend, F. LIST class, Of
the USS Johnston, stationed at New
port X. l., returned by Capital Air
lines to his base after spending ten
days with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ernest Friend.
Robert Schroyer is spending sever
al days in Buckhannon, w. Va, with
Rev. and Mrs. Beals, and is also at
tending a revival service with the
+ lies Sisters at Clarksburg, w. Va.
Mr. and Mrs. John Hall returned to
their home at Hitler, Pa, after visit
ing the latter's mother, Mrs. John R.
Fike.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Martz and
daughters, of Baltimore, arrived Sat
ulday evening for a visit with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Orval jenkins,
and her brother-in-law and sister, Mr..
and Mrs. Harold Fisher Mr. Martz
returned to Baltimore Sunday while
the latter and daughters remained
for a vacation.
Miss Mary Masten returned to
Reynoldsville, W. Va, after visiting
Mr.. and Nus. Alex Grove for several
days.
Mrs. Faye Friend and children, Ed
ward and Shirley, visited relatives at
Rivesville, w. Va. on Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. William Snyder and
children, Agatha, Frederick and AL
bert, Of near Washington, D. c., We're
guests Of Mr. and Mrs A. F. Neil and
Mr.. and Mrs. II. J. Black and rela-
tives at Accident over the weekend.
Miss Geraldine Glenn returned to
Frederick after spending several
weeks here.
Mrs. Diana Friend and daughter,
Nellie, had as their guests Sunday:
Mr.. and Mrs. Daley Groves, Connells-
vile, Pa; Mr. and Mrs. w H. Burn
side and children Betty, Bob and
Harry, Of Hopwood, Pa. Mr. and Mrs.
Allen Friend and daughter Diana, Of
Denbo. Pa; Mr. and Mrs Clarence
Friend, Of Allison, Pa. Miss Betty
Burnside, Of Hopwood, remained here
for two weeks visit with her grand
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Addison, Pa, Sunday for a picnic
dinner Immediately following the
baseball game played between the
local team and Ursina, Pa. at the lat
ter's field at Ursina. Fifty-five at
tended. Ursna won by a score Of H.
9.
Have Dinner
The Ladies Aid Of the Brethren
Church of Accident had a chicken
dinner served at Frazee's Restaurant
Sunday evening. Forty members and
guests were present. A program con-
sisting OF prayers, hymns and read
ing was enjoyed.
Military Funeral
A military funeral was held Sunday
at the Asher Glade Church for Willis
T. Frantz, q World War ii veteran,
and son Of James and Margaret Ell
len Frantz, Of Asher Glade The "
+. W. Post S409 Of Friendsville had
charge Of the service at the grave
Birth
A daughter. Anna Marie. was born
Wednesday, July Dist to Mr.. and Mrs.
Curtis Patton at their home near
Mill Run.
Personals
Rev. Z. C. Johns will preach his
farewell sermons as district super
intendent at the Free Methodist
chapel Saturday night, July 81, and
Sunday night, August l, at 1880
Leslie Savage accompanied his
brother, George Savage, to Memorial
hospital, Cumberland, Monday, where
the latter remained as a patient.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Spaw and son,
Of Uniontown, Mrs. Mary Cuppett
were Sunday dinner guests of Mr..
and Mrs. George Hileman.
Mr. and Mrs. Torrance Byrnes,
Howard Lee Strasinger and Charles
Owens, of Baltimore, and Charles
Smith, Of Frostburg, spent Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. John Williams.
Stlasinger and Owens are vacation
ing here with the Williams family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell wilkins, of
Girard, Ohio, are spending a two
weeks vacation with relatives here
and at Baltimore and touring Vir-
ginia.
Mr.. and Mrs John Capel and fam
lily returned home after a visit at
HefSheN. IA, ana washington, ~. =.
Mr. and Mrs. William Durham and
Mrs. Clarence Wicklow were Sunday
afternoon guests OF Mrs. W. H..
Haenftling, Accident.
Dr. and Mrs II. F. Glover and son
Tommy returned after a vacation in
Covington, Va, with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. A. J. Oliver. Dr.. Glover also
visited his parents in Georgia.
Mrs. Q. A. Murphy and Joyce Will
liams were weekend guests Of Mrs.
Mae Williams and Mrs. Anna Stras-
niger in Baltimore.
Mrs. NJ T. Garrett, proprietor Of
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A series of revival services is
scheduled to be conducted in the Deer
Park Methodist church from August
3 to 8, beginning at 8 o'clock p. M. il
was announced by Rev. r. 4. Hillcr.
pastor of the Mt. Lake Methods.
circuit.
c. s. Thompson, Jr., and JAY john
son, both students at Asbuly college
at Wilmore, Kentucky. will be heie
for the meetings, the former a,
preacher and the latter as evangelist
singer.
Thompson is a son of Rev. c. S.
Thompson, who attends the Holiness
Camp meetings each year at the
Park, and this year his son was a
member Of the staff and conducted
the young peoples services.
Bible School
Rev. Hitler also announced that a
daily vacation Bible school would be
held at the Deer Park church, begin
ming August 2, from 9 to 70 o'cloc!,
noon.
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day and spent the day visiting rela-
tives and friends.
5lrs. Ellen Ash was the guest Of
Mrs. Paul Wclch on Sunday.
Roy Yoder is suffering infection in
his knee from a rusty wire pricking.
Mrs Robert TWigg and son Robert.
Of Little Orleans, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Adam TeetS, Of Flintstone. who are
at their cabin on Deep Creek Lake.
visited Mrs. Teet's sisters. Mrs. Noah
Schrock and Mrs. Albert Sisk, Friday.
Patty johnson suffered a laceration
Of her knee as she was getting off of
one OF the Bible School trucks, and
several stitches were necessary. She
is now able to be back in school.
Mr. and Mrs. Dan StoltZfus, Mr..
and Mrs. John Stoltzfus. Lancaster,
Pa, and Miss Kate Hershberger, Of
Grantsville, were dinner guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Beachy on Mon
day and were calling on other friends.
Mrs. Ellen Ash visited her son at
Rock Lodge last week.
Sam and Lena Slabach, Mr. and
Mrs. Albert Sisk called on D. w.
Dodge Sunday afternoon.
Leila Mosser and Mr.. and Mrs. FL
mer Shaffer, Nh. and Mrs. Fred Hart
man of Douglas, and their son and
family. Of Illinois, were among the
callers at Artie Dodges on Sunday.
Mrs. Elizabeth Sims, who has been
a hospital patient in Cumberland for
the past six weeks, underwent a
major operation one day last week.
She remains in a critical condition,
however. she recognized her relatives
who visited her on Sunday.
Mrs. Henry Swartzentruber and
son Robert returned from Meyersdale
this week. Mrs. Swartzentruber is
improving from an operation.
5Ir and Mrs Amos Byler, of New
Wilmington, were weekend guests Of
his sister, Mrs. Claude Swartzen-
tubcr.
Mrs. Willard Swartzentruber and
children accompanied her parents Of
Loeb Lynn, and Mr. and Mrs Wilbur
Butler, Of Elliott City, on a picnic to
Swallow Falls on Sunday.
Noah Slabach and family visited
Mrs. Fultz in Terra Alta on Sunday.
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FRIENDSVILIE
To Preach Here

To Preach Here
Gene Sellers, Of Somerset, Pa,
student minister Of Kentucky Chris
tian college, will preach at Friends
Vile Christian Church Sunday, Au-
gust LIST, at II o'clock, and continue
each Sunday through August.
WSCS Business Meeting
The WSCS will hold a business
meeting Immediately following the
revival service next Tuesday evening.
Entertained 5. :. Class
Mrs. Evangeline Glenn entertained
members Of her S. S. Glass Of the
Lutheran Church at an outing at
Braddocks Inn along National Pike.
on Tuesday. Following the picnic din
ner they all attended a movie in
UniontoWn, Pa.
Those attending were Grace Bet
rick, Martha Huff, Loretta Sines,
Jean Frantz, Virginia Shoemaker,
Wilbur Hutzel, and Mrs. Glenn and
daughter, Bonnie.
Auxiliary Picnics
Eleven members Of the Ladies Aux
iliary OF the local Fire company, along
with their families and friends gath
cred at Nicklow's Picnic Ground at