The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1953-08-27
Keedysville News

Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Ellis were
entertained by their children on their
18th wedding anniversary recently
at Braddock Heights Park A three
TERED wedding cake conferred the
table.
The following were present. Mr..
and Mrs. Howard Siegfried and sons
David and James; Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
Ellis and daughter jamie; Mr. and
Mrs Kenneth Ellis and children
Pam, Timothy and Christopher; Mr.
and Mrs Fred Ellis and sons Danny
and Ronald; Miss Doris Ellis and
Richard and Mary Jane Ellis. Two
sons were unable to attend - Rob
ert, who is serving in the Armed
Forces in Germany, and Leon Ellis
and his family, who reside in Fort
Wayne, Ind
The annual rally of the Women's
Societies of World Service of the
Evan United Brethren Churches of
Boonsboro, Rohrersville and Keedys-
vile, was held on the lawn of the
Parsonage at Rohrersville last
Thursday evening.
Mrs. Ruth Slifer was the leader
and welcomed the guests. She used
the topic, eve Share The Good News
in New Ways" Mrs Sabina Baker
! conducted the devotional period, in
Guiding a vocal solo, 'Take Time To
Be Holy" Mrs. Jerome Stambach
offered Prayer.
A television skit featured the pro-
gram, with Mrs. Clarence Huffer as
I announcer, Mrs. Susan Thomas as
Mrs Mission Board Executive, and
Mrs. Margaret Green as Mrs. Typical
Missionary. "Today's Tools For To-
days Work" was the theme stressed.
Woman TO Woman" was presented
by Mrs. Roy Rohrer, the story of DR..
Frank Laubach's work She stated
that if a woman is taught to read,
she in turn will teach her family
Mrs. Stambach described the dedica-
ton of the new church at Santa Cruz
and the mission work at Velarde
and Alcalde. The Stambachs have
recently returned from taking their
daughter, Miss Ruth Marie, to her
mission station at Santa Cruz. The
Reverend Stambach pronounced the
benediction, and refreshments were
served during the social hour.
Mrs. Cleave Shumaker was hon
ored at a birthday dinner recently,
held at Rowe's Park along the Con
ococheague. Attending the affair
were: Mr.. and Mrs. Cleave Shumak-
er, Mr. and Mrs John Shumaker,
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Rowe, ST., Mr..
and Mrs. Leroy Fockler Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Rowe, Jr, Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Shumaker, Mr. and Mrs. Rus
sell Rhodes, Mr. and Mrs. Edward
Rohrer, Mr.. and Mrs Glenn Reed,
Deloris, Donnie and Lorraine Shu-
maker, Buddy Flock, Resale Rowe,
Hickey and Douglas Rhodes, Peggy
Shumaker, Linda Reed Ronnie
Rohrer and Daisy Mace.
Mrs. Harry Remsburg recently
entertained the Woman's Christian
Temperance Union on the lawn of
her home for its August meeting.
The theme, Building for Total Alb
stinence Through Good Will" fea-
tured the work among Negroes,
known as Sojourner Truth Unions.
Mrs Foster Long conducted the de-
votional period, "Of One Blood"
with Mrs. Fred Scheller giving the
meditation
The hostess emphasized, with
poem, that all men are created in
Gods own image. Mrs. Louise Burt
ner compared all the races of the
world to piano. Mrs. NJ. 3. Thomas
described the work of Mrs. Violet
Whyte, and poem, Prayer" was
read by Mrs. Louise Eavey. Mrs.
Scheller assisted Mrs Remsburg in
serving refreshments during the So
cial hour.
The Misses Alice and Helen Golf
man returned to their home after an
extended tour through the New
England states.
The September meeting of the