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Smyrna times., 1950-12-21
NslAs MI SIC At SCHOOL
rhrte Hundred Pupils Take Part
in Production


Tho auditorium of the Smyl9 q
s hool was fill with parents and
rtunds far tha annual Christmas
music program III Tuesday night
Tho production held to the high
standards of thg previous year and
more than three hundred pupils
took pant ia the production when
featured. HI addition % traditional
Christmas music tho classics and
novelty and popular selections. Ua-
der The direction of Frank Sick
mann tile various bands, ensenl-
bles, choruscs. soloists, and accom-
panists presented music Of many
nations and many eras which re-
fleets the universal spirit Of Christ
mas. The comedy touch vas sup
piled TN Rudolph the !tad- Eosed
Rcina cr, enjoyed by yoRng and
old al.lza Tha asa settings VIE
effectively ii keeping with the sea-
son. Mr. Siekmann had the assist
ancc Of Mrs. John Fearon in
charge Of elementary vocal music;
Miss Ruth Webb aide il produc-
tion and staging, and Frank stell-
atclla and elementary teachers,
working on scenery, costumes, and
staging.
Smyrna times., 1950-12-21
Civil Defense
Needs You

There are 40 volunteers need
ed at once for Auxiliary Police
in Smyrna. These must be
signed up at once. Men above
the age of 35, and women above
the age of 81 are needed to as
sist the full time Police in event
of an attack upon this country.
Please report to Chief of Police
John w. Jacobs, Jr., or to the
Town Managers Office. Do not
delay, as the Communists are
not delaying their plans.
Be prepared by getting as
much of your training as pos
sible before the conflict.
Report to-day Don't wait.
Smyrna times., 1950-12-21

our appreciation, we are turning
our theatre over to you for your
entertainment on Friday after
noon, December 22nd. It's an all
cartoon and comedy show. It's all
free and just for you. The show
will start promptly at pm. Plan
to attend have a swell time, but
please, leave the theatre whole as
your parents may want to attend
at night. May your Christmas
be the kind you dream of, and the
New Year be one in which Peace
becomes a reality.
Management of
Smyrna Theatre
Smyrna times., 1950-12-21
Death of II. Leslie Buzine

Funeral services for H. Leslie
Buzine, 70, who died Tuesday De-
cember 19, will be held from the
John w. Spicer Funeral Home in
Wilmington on Friday morning,
December %, at II o'clock. Inter
ment will be in Riverview Gem
etery, Wilmington. He was the
husband of Mary Yeates Buzine,
formerly of Smyrna.
Smyrna times., 1950-12-21
Death of Ethel G. Barnes

Funeral services for Ethel Cam
ella Barnes, 73, of Clayton, who
died Tuesday, December 10, will be
held today from the FAIRIES Funer-
al Chapel. The Rev. Tilghman
Smith will officiate and interment
will be in Odd Fellows Cemetery.
She made her home with Mrs.
Maud Maloney in Clayton for the
past several years.
Smyrna times., 1950-12-21
PENDANTS TO BROWNIES
one-Ycar Members Will Receive
Pendants at supper Given To-day

4 tAAatAA.At-f - 80 ~ 49,
The following girls will receiy'
pendants denotng one-year mem-
bership at a supper to be held BY
Brownie Troop today a the Youth
Center. Jackie Bell, Nancy Boylcs.
Nancy Grobam, Susan Price d.
ane Rodney Anne Rogers. Nancy
Sehafer. Judith Slaughter, Barbara
Weber. and Carol Ann Wolford.
The nose-bag supper will be fol
lowed by dessert, games, carols,
and a marshmallow roast. The
Brownies Will assemble at the
Youth Center at 4:3O pm. on sun
day and will then sing carols at
the Delaware House and later over
an amplifer at the Four Corners
returning to the Youth Center for
cocoa and cookies.
Smyrna times., 1950-12-21
CHRISTMAS AT
WELFARE HOME
Happy Holiday Season With
Turkey Dinner, Chuch
Services and Gifts
BUILDING DECORATED

Tie resideats Of the state Vel
fare Home ale assured a happy
holiday season. with turkey dinner
church services, gifts, and carols
planned for thcm The menu for
Christmas Day includes roast
turkey, with dressing, aasl.ed POI
tatocs, gravy peas, rolls, cranbcr-
~ sauce. minac pie. and nuts and
fruits. AT the limo dinner is sgrv-
ga gifts viii bc presented from the
home 10 cach patient with favors
made by Girl Scouts On THE trays,
and the dining-roonls decorated
with candles and evergreens. on
Saturday night the Girl Scouts will
follow their custom Of singing
carols on all floors. On Sunday
the patients will all ~ visited By
representatives of the churches of
Smyrna, who will make a personal
call and present a gift to each pa
tient On Christmas Eve there
will be caroling by the Welfare
Homo Choir. On Sunday afternoon
the Protestant Christmas service
viii bc held, in charge Of tho Rev.
Walter u Backwith, pastor of As-
bury Methodist Church.
solemn High Mass at Midnight
At midnight on Sunday the
Catholic church viii conduct a
solemn high mass with the Rev
L. B. Pastorelli, SSH, ST. Josophs
school. clayton, as the cclebrant
on Christmas morning at Z and
O'Clock low mass will be cele.
bratcd.
Medical Center Decorated
The lobby Of the Medical Center
building has been decorated witt
pictures expressing the meaning
/ Of the season, against back
r ground Of evergreens and bells. 4
t large lighted outdoor tree may b,
seen from the DUPONT Parkway
There are lighted trees at the enc
of every corridor, all floors are dec
Grated with evcrgreens and bells
, and small trees have been place.
: throughout the wards, In add
! ton, there have been personal gift
: of money to each patient. DR.. G
:, ]. Prickett, superintendent, ac
! knowledges with gratitude tn
. many programs, gifts, and visit
! of private individuals, servic
i clubs, churches and other organ
izations, also choir groups fror
= other towns. Many services and er
: tertainments will continue durin
y the holidays until New Years. Al
, rangements for the holidays hav
6 been made by members Of the sta
10 at the home.
Smyrna times., 1950-12-21

As we travel through life
in search Of Peace and true
Happiness, let US be guided
by the light of the church.
Come and pray on this Christ
mas -. see the Miracle it will
bring.
Smyrna times., 1950-12-21
Clayton Century Club To Meet

The clayton Century Club will
meet tonight at o'clock in the
town hall club room, the leader be-
ing Mrs. G. e. Leister. Subject will
be Bible Day, followed by a Christ
mas party
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1950-08-17
HOYES

The Hoyes WSCS met with Mrs.
Emerson Bishoff last Thursday with
II members present.
The small daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Clyde Sanners, Jr., was baptized
by Rev. Howard Hall, at the regular
church service, on Sunday
Twcnty-eight men attended the
brotherhood supper meeting Tuesday
evening.
Mrs. r. b. Friend and Rosetta Cow
were Sunday dinner guests of Mr..
and Mrs Montell Friend. Other
guests were Jean and Sonny Codding-
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Speicher, of
Annapolis, were weekend guests of
his brother-in-law and sister, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. w. Dewitt
Mr.. Orval Schlossnagel, Marcus
Hook, Pa. was a weekend guest Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Merrill Wilbun. He
was accompanied home by his wife,
who had been visiting them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Coddington and
children, Accident, were visiting Icie
Friend, on Sunday.
Mrs. Charley Riddle, Pittsburgh,
spent Saturday and Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs Merrill Wilburn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Jones and
daughter attended the wedding of
Janet Glass and Junior Bowman, in
Accident, on SATURDAY.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1950-08-17
Dewitt Reunion Held

The annual Dewitt reunion was
held Sunday, August 10, at Terra
Alta Park, W. Va
At business meeting following the
dinner, officers were elected for the
coming year: President, William H..
Dewitt; secretary, Mrs. June Dewitt,
both Of Cumberland; treasurer, Ben
H. Dewitt, Oakland.
1t was suggested by the past presi-
dent, Milton Dewitt, that a picnic pa
wilton be erected at Sang Run for
future reunions. Sang Run was the
first home Of the early Dewitt set
tlels. The idea met with instant ap-
proval and a special fund was started.
The afternoon was spent in listen
ing to a musical program, visiting and
awarding Of prizes. Approximately
$50 attended from far and nearby
communities.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1950-08-17

ago. Mr.. Uphold was father to the
man and grandfather to the two boys
who were drowned in Deep Creek
Lake on July 4th few years ago.
Surviving are his widow, Mrs. Effie
Uphold, Friendsville; five sons, OrvaI
Uphold. Deer Park; Theodore, Clar-
ence and Adam Uphold, Friendsville;
Allen Uphold. Terra Alta, W. Va;
two daughters, Mrs Gertrude Friend
Friendsville; Mrs Della Reckart
Deer Park; "a grandchildren and II
great Grandchildren; also three sis
tiers, Mrs Jane Casteel, Friendsville;
Mrs. Lizzie Thomas, Smes; Mrs
Rosie Castccl, Cuzzart, W. Va. one
half brother, Eliza Uphold, Morgan
town, w. Va
Funeral services were conducted
Sunday afternoon at two O'Clock from
the Blooming Rose church, with Rev.
George w. Simpson, Loeb Lynn, of
ficiating Intcrment was in the church
cemetery.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1950-08-17
AURORA-EGLON

,r,
Inc marriage OF Miss Betty Judy.
daughter Oh Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
IudN' OF near Horse shoe KUN ana
ErNeielt Shailel, eldest son Of Mr. and
WIS. omar Smaller, OF near Brook
sue occur [eH saturday evening" Au-
gust ~. MIS-. Smarter has been EN-
ploEed at Rock Inn, at Aurora, for
some the,; Whlie Mr.. Smarter IS a tree
trimmer. hey plan TO start house
keeping IN MofgahtoWn, tins IAN.
ne infant son OF M. and Mrs. Er-
nest tarSh, OF near Eglon, IS pa
tltnt IN a Phillip hospital suffering
WIZ a SERIOUS illness.
Mr. and Mrs: Ho9ert Anderson who
nave hGeh touring the Western States
stopped at the nome OF the formers
parents EIf; and MIS-. CALVIN Ande!-
SON, VII. Lake Park, enroute to their
home At Mlartinsburg. They all visited
me iatterS nome place near Eglon,
Which Is nov owned by Jesse Gne,gy,
'I'n al9o cS'liGa on IeIallVeS IN Eglon.
hcE, ana MiS. Gale4 FIke and little
oaau%atel' ana MISS LeatlIce Harsh,
5'il Oh EgIon' accompanied by MISS
hIaic nc. IlllEie' OF GA FleldS' lett
laSV Wednesday Iof canada where
Lhr% spent the past week IN church
"o,N'r.,
niue surprise celebration and
S s., was gwen Monday evening to
Hr' ana MIS- kooefl kGmpold; VINO
L i,.;'i moved mo me hlWood Hell
lllItN property ABOUT fourteen guests
"G err, present. I1 i,
! ne l@l"i' al clup heId a surprise
ccIc1fallo4 August II at the nome
~ ME way beJAhla4' OF near Egg
I 10 III h"i!@ o. Oh hef eidest daughter,
hrslIia 5 Ilteehlh birthday anhlver-
say r ~
: LIa iial1h ana roster d3ughter' MIS-
LILLE s.ll.IaH /, M"4lIS returned IaSt week
i..''i orr Nn I!.i WhefG MIS- hnottS
nd" NIsIlGo WIN hef husband VINO
,f' il I 9eeil transferred ELSEWHERE.
NJ 'iI' ii''iSil ofoVe lhelf automobile
none me- n
..- Nll, GIl9 iLLS' "orIeN Helhlck ac7
J"..l},'ilito uN tileiT SQli-lii-iaW ana
"l % +; ~ ~ ana ~ ES.oLi utileF'
" ~ .>Si'"S' lilaue a prieI VISIT IN
~ lon ailGI n'.EtlS aIteI9eu d mel
''i Si ituilIoiI 1t at o,lVer Lake -,
, 1il. "ilq MIS- MIS- Lawrence WI! kemDold
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1950-08-17
Trailer Ties Up
Traffic on Route 40

When a tractor-trailer jack-knifed
on Negro Mountain west OF Grants
Vile one day last week and turned
over, it tied up traffic on route 40
for several hours.
Another truck crashed into three
cars blocked by the first accident be-
fore the wreckage was cleared away.
State Trooper Blair Bucket investi-
gated and assisted wrecking crews
in clearing the road. Bucket said the
tractor-traier was owned by the
Colonial Smelling and Refining COM
pany, Columbia, Pa, and listed the
damage at $4,000.
The other truck was operated by
James Green, Avilton. The truck and
the three cars were badly damaged,
but no one was injured.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1950-08-17
WILLIAM GETTY RITES

A requiem high mass for William
D. Getty, 46, who died August 9. at
the Casselman hotel, Grantsville, was
celebrated Friday, August II, at 10
am. in st. stephens Catholic church
by Rev. FIR Camillus, O. F. VI. Cap,
pastor. Student priests from Alverna
sang the mass at the church and at
the graveside service in Grantsvillc
cemetery.
Pallbearers were c. 0. Bender, C.
o. Keller, Benny Epstein, Ralph Glot-
fclty, Harry Mackenzie, and Herbert
Layman.
William D. Getty was the son of
the late John 0. Getty and Annie E.
Dorsey Getty, pioneer families Of
Garrett County, and was born in
Grantsvlle. His father organized the
First State Bank.
Deceased was graduated from La
Sale Institute, Cumberland, and had
attended the National University Law
School, Washington, D. c. He had
been employed at the Treasury De
partment, Washington.
Getty married Miss Ann f. Elrick,
daughter Of Mrs. Harriet Elrick and
the late Clyde Elrick, of Frostburg.
He had been in i'll health for nine
years. four years in Washington and
five years in Grantsville at the Cas-
selman hotel with Mr.. and Mrs Jo-
seph f. Fahey.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1950-08-17
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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1950-08-17
Bittinger Picnic Planned

The community picnic for the peo-
pie Of the Bittinger area will be held
in Brenneman's grove on Saturday
August 10.
Morgan Harris, Allegany county
States Attorney, and Republican can
ddate for associate Judge, will be the
principal speaker. Music by Grants
vile band, community sing, amateur
contest and other features are being
arranged.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1950-08-17
Friend Reunion

The Seventh Annual Friend Re-
union will be held at Sang Run on
Sunday, August 20. in the Martin
Friend Grove, beginning at twelve
o'clock noon.
All branches of the Friend family
and their connections are cordially in
vited. Come, help us to make this
annual Friend Reunion an institution
to include all Friends, regardless of
their place of residence.
Please notify relatives.
Ample table space for your basket
lunch will be provided. There will be
a program of entertainment.
ADV. 22-4t
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1950-08-17
Addresses Rotary

Jack Skelly, Of the Pittsburgh di-
vision of the Ford Motor company
spoke to the Oakland Rotarians last
Friday evening on Industrial Rela-
tionship. He also showed a film en-
titled "The Human Bridge" which
displayed the necessity Of employer
employee teamwork in helping the
country's industries to grow.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1950-08-17
Oakland Band Wins

The Oakland Fire Department banC
won first prize of $35 in the street
parade at Piedmont last Thursday
night that featured the carniva
sponsored by Kelly-Mansfield Legion
post.
Potomac Fire company No. 2
Westemport, won $40 for the best
appearing fire company; and Bloom.
ington fire company won $40 for the
greatest number in line of march.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1950-08-17
JOHN CALVIN UPHOLD

John Calvin Uphold, 70, died at the
home Of his daughter, Mrs. Theodore
Reckart, Deer Park, on Thursday,
August 10.
Deceased was born in this county
February 8, 1871, son of the late
Calvin and Susan Teets Uphold. He
had resided in Friendsville until NOV
ing to his daughters home month
Evening star., 1950-02-26

OUTDOOR CLASSROOM. Soldiers in Japan earn high
school credits in fundamental geology class conducted
by a non-com United States Armed Forces Institute
(IJSAFD provides texts and lessons.
Evening star., 1950-02-26
Spare Time Education for the Soldier and Airman
It places High School and College at their Finger Tips

Around the world,
off-duty educational
programs OF u. S. Army
and u. S. Air Force
make a science Of
correspondence courses
and after-hours study
groups--give service
men broader academic
basis for advancement
within military spe-
cia1ties. Even on off
post schooling. the
Army or Air Force pays
a large part OF costs.
Evening star., 1950-02-26

ocs- BoUNDl This soldier. helped by ICE
Officer, is taking USAFI course as a step'toward
Officer Candidate School. Self-study and CORE
spondence courses are complete, easy to follow.
Evening star., 1950-02-26

FIRST GRADE TO COLLEGE! Many thousands
of service men and women now study every
thing from English to differential calculus
under observation-disclosures program of
IS. Army and U. S. Air Force. All after-hours
work supplements regular service schooling.
Evening star., 1950-02-26

HIGHER EDUcArloN. Soldiers in Germany study Ian
guage at an Army post education center. USAFI can't
give college credits but under system of American
Council of Education, men may apply for them
Evening star., 1950-05-04
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