The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1950-07-27

COWan.
Ralph Shank, prominent farmer,
was taken ill last week after har-
vesting and is now a patient at the
Waynesboro Hospital.
Sonny Cavanaugh is confined to
his home with the mumps.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nevin HI. Funk, Nor
folk, Va, spent several days recent
ly with the formers parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Seth Funk, Cavetown.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Huff, Cave
town, have returned home after a
weeks vacation at Ocean City.
Mrs. Keiffer Frey is recuperating
at the Waynesboro Hospital after a
major operation.
1.-THE Tornadoes," a skating act
made up of a Hagerstown quartet,
was the feature at the Firemen's
Carnival on Friday night. The
skaters, Dick Davis, Molly Davis,
Jane Shadrack and Betty Elliott,
featured acrobatic spins on roller
skates. On Saturday night Jean and
Jane, novelty dancers, provided the
evenings entertainment.
Pony rides were enjoyed by many
children on both evenings. Watch
the papers for coming entertain
ment.
Smithsburg defeated Funkstown
in Washington County League
contest last Wednesday evening, by
a 6 to A score, the game being play
ed in Smithsburg. The game was
practically clinched in the opening
inning when Kline hit grand slam
homer for the Smitties. Minnich, for
Funkstown, also had a homer. Smith
came to the rescue of starter Stram-
baugh in the sixth inning with the
bases full. He famed Day and then
forced Kershner to hit into dou-
BILE play to retire the side.
A fishing trip to Bowers Landing,
Delaware Bay, was enjoyed by the
following men last week end: Rich
ard Newcomer, Grover Gaver, Ed
win Schroyer, James Gaver, John
Ridenour, Richard Gaver and Peter
Frey.
Mrs. John l. Mask has returned to
her family, who are vacationing in
Smithsburg for the summer, after
being called to the bedside of her
mother in Plymouth, Pa.
The Lions Club held their regular
monthly meeting in the Parish Hall
of the Reformed Church last week.
Dinner was served by the Ladies
Mite Society.
The Mems Bible Class of the Re-
formed Church will hold a festival
tonight Thursday on the parson-
age lawn Plenty of good eats will
be on sale, including country ham
and chicken salad sandwiches, cakes,
etc.
Music will be furnished by Quincy
Orphanage Band. Come and enjoy
a social evening together.
The Friendship Glass of the Re-
formed Church held it's annual Sun
day School picnic last Sunday at Cold
Springs Park. Good eats, games and
fun were enjoyed by approximately
seventy-five persons.
Mrs. Bessie Spessard Hoffman is
confined to her home by illness.
Miss Bernita Otto, Fairview, H.,
has returned to Smithsburg to visit
her sisters, Mrs Raymond Garden
hour and Mrs. Joseph o. Garden
hour, and her mother, and to at
tend the Gardenhour- Hoppel we'd
ding.
Arthur Lee Towson III arrived
Sunday from Elmer, N. j., to spend
six weeks with his grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Towson His
father, Lee Towson, accompanied
him and will take his daughter,
Anne, who has been visiting the
Towson home, back with him.
Omar Rocks three-run homer in
the seventh inning gave Smithsburg
rs victory over Gapland in a
Washington County League game
at Smithsburg last Sunday.
The Smitties trailed 5-4 when Rock
pounded his clout in the bottom half