The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1950-04-06
Keedysville News

Ae0QySVllle news
A cantata-drama, Claudia and the
First Easter" will be presented in
st. Peters Lutheran Church on Sun
day evening at 7:3O o'clock. The
cast of characters is as follows:
PLATE, governor of Judea, John Wag-
ner; Claudia, his wife, Mrs. Earl
Lambert; Rachel and Huldah, maid
servants, Kathryne Remsburg and
Beverly Meats; Isaiah, the prophet,
Harold Lowe; Joseph of Arimathea,
/ George Bell; Jared, the gardner,
Paul Ellis, Longinus, the centurian,
Benny Wagner; Joanna, wife of
Chuya, Shirley Wagner; group of
Pilgrims.
/ The following musical selections
will provide the prelude: solos by
Kathryne Remsburg, Mrs. Robert
Thomas, Donald Kretzer and Harold
Lowe, and a duet by Mrs. Thomas
and Mrs. A. Fl. Snively. Mrs. Frances
Kepler is the organist and Clifton
Smith is the director Of the produc-
ton.
An early sunrise service will be
held on Sunday morning at 7:30
o'clock, and the Easter message will
be given by the pastor, Rev. Donald
Stonesifer. Communion service will
be held at 900 o'clock.
James Just, extension fire direc-
tor, University Of Maryland, will
address a countrywide meeting on
April 18 in the Boonsboro High
School, sponsored by Farm Bureau
planning groups from Keedysville,
Rohrersville and Boonsboro. Chief
Just will talk on Farm Fire Haz-
ards and Their Preventions" and
will display some small equipment.
John Brady, local Farm Bureau In
surance Company Agent, will also
speak.
The local Farm Bureau will send
news letter four times a year to
Washington County members accord
ing to an announcement made fol-
lowing a meeting of directors in Ha-
gerstown. Cards will be mailed
shortly, stating what services will
be rendered by the Farm Bureau
during the year. The news letters
. will start around the first Of April
'We have a touch with the future
when we touch the hand of child,
said Douglas Bivens, principal OF
: the Boonsbero High School, who
spoke at the March meeting of the
PIT. A. Rene Burtner presided and
Mrs. Lee Garnand had charge of
the program. Mrs. Ruth burrows
room won the attendance contest.
: The speaker said that school, home
and community should work togeth-
er to mold the lives of children
He also said that parents, teachers
and others should be willing to prac-
tice Christian principles in daily liv-
ing and assistance to children. Al
the close of his talk Principal Biv-
ems showed film on activities Oh
the Boonsboro School, and mention
> ed that a commercial course would
be added next year.
The School choir sang four selec-
tions, accompanied by Miss Mary
Kitzmiller.
The Officers will have charge OF
. the April meeting. The subject will
be, How to Use Your Leisure Time
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Murphy
and children, Reginald, Lois and
Carole Ann, of Vienna, Md, were
weekend guests of Mrs. Grace Elem
ing and family.
Mrs. Alma Pry, Mrs. Jane Potter
and son, Jimmy, of Towson, Md.
, spent Thursday with Mrs. Cleo Flock
The Rev. Karl Warmer, Mr.. and
Mrs. DIN Byrd, Mr.. and Mrs. Pres
ton Champion, Mrs. Lee Garnand
Misses Emma Burtner, Alice and
: Helen Coffman, Rene BURNER and
Gerald Hammond, motored to Spring
Run, Pa, on Saturday evening to
see an Easter play that was directed
; by Reverend Warmers mother and
sister
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Geeting Wis
tied Mr.. and Mrs. Preston Rubright
: of Philadelphia, Pa, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Wayne Strasbaugh, of Lancast-
! er, Pa, recently.
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