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Smyrna times., 1956-06-07
BIBLE SCHOOL
PLANNED HERE
Daily Vacation Bible School
To Open Monday, June 1S
For Two Week Period
AT ASBURY CHURCH

Daily Vacation Bible School at
Asbury Methodist Church will be-
gin Monday, June 18 and continue
through Friday, June 20. All
children between the ages of four
through the intermediate depart
ment of the Sunday School are
welcome. Glasses will be held
daily except Saturday and Sunday
from $50 to 11:30 am. Teachers
in the beginners department will
be Mrs. Oscar Attix, Mrs. Clay
Bailey, and Mrs. Robert Mills;
primary department, Mrs. Rex
Gilmore and Mrs. William Short;
junior and intermediate depart
ment, Mrs. Henry #. Price and
Mrs. Richard C. Price. Mrs. Med
ford Potter will assist with the
music. Baccalaureate service will
be held this Sunday in the high
school auditorium with the Rev
w. l.. Beckwith, pastor of Asbury,
in charge. The Rev. o. c. Jones,
pastor of the First Presbyterian
Church, will assist in the service.
The public is cordially invited
There will be an evening service
at the church at 7:30 o'clock with
Mr.. George Galley in charge OF
the song service. Mr.. Beckwith
will bring the message of the ev-
ening. The Willing Workers Bible
Glass will hold their regular
monthly meeting in the social hall
of the church on Friday evening
at s o'clock.
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AWARDED u.
SCHOLARSHIP
Matthew Paul Fischer Recipi-
ent of University Scholar
ship Valued at 1000
SCIENCE STUDENT

Matthew Paul Fischer Smyrna
High School senior, has been
awarded one of the most coveted
scholarships offered by the Uni
versity of Delaware, Dean of Stu
dents John E. Hocutt announced
this week. Fischer, son of Mr..
and Mrs. George Peter Fischer of
RID 1, Smyrna, was named the
recipient of the University Schol-
arship, valued at $1,000 year
and renewable for four years. The
Smyrna senior plans to enroll in
the university's school of arts and
science next fall, specializing in
chemistry and physics. Fischer
was widely acclaimed recently
when he was named as one of
nine Delaware high school seniors
who received certificates of merit
in the National Merit Scholarship
competition. His feat in reaching
the finals in this highly competi-
tive scholarship plan is a tribute
to his academic achievement. Ex-
ceiling i'll his high school studies,
Fischer received a Magma Cum
Laude certificate for his know
ledge of Latin. He served as Sec
retary of the, All Club, held a
role in the junior class play, and
participated in the Spanish and
Latin clubs and in his church
choir. Fischer was born in Tren-
ton, N. ]. on March IA, 1889, and
moved to Delaware with his fam
lily several years ago. The Uni
versity of Delaware scholarship
was established by friend of the
university in 1852. The recipient
must be a resident of the state of
Delaware. Dean Hocutt added that
announcement of other scholar
ship winners will be made in the
near future. Some of the applica-
tions are still in the process of
review.
Smyrna times., 1956-06-07
LEGION GROUP
INSTALLATION
Mrs. Grant G. Garis Officiates
At Installation of Officers
of Local Auxiliary
CHAIRMEN NAMED

officers of the Auxiliary to the
David G. Harrison Post No. IA,
American Legion were installed at
a dinner meeting held Monday
night at The Paddock. Mrs. Grant
G. Garis, past department presi-
dent, officiated at the installation
of the following: Mrs. George B.
David, president; Mrs. Howard
Nowland, vice president; Mrs. Clay
Bailey, secretary; Mrs. Walter
Downes, treasurer; Mrs. George
Scout, chaplain; Mrs. Leonard
Collins, sergeant-at-arms; Mrs.
Joseph Behrens, historian. Mrs.
David has announced the appoint
ment of the following chairmen:
Americanism, Mrs. James David
son; child welfare, Mrs. Garis;
civil defense, Mrs. Clifford Burge;
community service, Mrs. James
Rogers; constitution and bylaws,
Mrs. Clark Knots; education of
orphans, Mrs. Walter Downes;
Girls State, Mrs. Francis O'Neill,
Sr.; junior activities, Mrs. Beh-
rens; legislation, Mrs. Clarence
Collins; membership, Mrs. Garis;
music, Mrs. Howard Deakyne;
past presidents parley, Mrs. How
ard Nowland; poppies, Mrs. Yer
non Ford; radio, Mrs. Davis Turn
er; rehabilitation, Mrs. Helen
Grier; sunshine, Mrs. Leonard
Collins. Mrs. Florence Passwat-
ers and Mrs. Bertha Pierce were
in charge of arrangements for the
dinner. On Memorial Day the
auxiliary presented a dollar bill
to each of the nineteen veterans
at the State Welfare Home, with
Mrs. James Rogers making the
presentations to the men. Mrs.
Ford, poppy chairman, announced
that $185.33 had been contributed
in the recent poppy sale.
Smyrna times., 1956-06-07

Investigation of accidents and
arrests for traffic violations kept
the Smyrna police busy over the
weekend. Damages to all cars
involved in collisions were esti-
mated at close to $1,000. Investi-
gated by the police were the fol-
lowing accidents: Charles F. Flem-
ing, Salisbury, Md, and Robert
Hicks Kersey, Dover, collision at
intersection of Route 300 and
Route 10; damage to both cars
estimated at $780, Edward jack
son, Kenton, and Frank H. Ross,
Clayton, at intersection of Della
ware and Commerce Streets; dam
ages to both cars, 500. Millard
F. Reed, Jr., Middletown, and
William Burton, Lewes, at inter-
Smyrna times., 1956-06-07
LOCAL ROAD-E-O
WINNER NAMED
William Cassell Takes First
Place in Event Sponsored
by Jaycees Saturday
STATE CONTEST HELD

The winner of the Road-E-O
sponsored by the Smyrna-Clayton
Junior Chamber of Commerce on
Saturday afternoon was William
Cassell, son of Mrs. Joseph Tin
ley, Frazier, a high school fresh
man. He will be presented $25
savings bond. Second place was
won by Richard H. Nelson, who
will receive $40 in cash; third
place, Fred Corso, Jr., S5 cash
prize. Cassell was entered in the
annual State Teen-Age Safe Driv-
ing Road-E-O at Middletown on
Sunday in competition with five
other winners in their local con-
tests. The state winner was
Thomas E. Gillian, 18, Dover, a
brother of Robert Gillian, who
was last years state winner, and
who placed fifth in the national
competition held in Washington,
d. c. This years state winner
was given as his prize a recondi-
toned used car furnished by Boyle
Motors of Wilmington. The local
prizes were contributed by Irwin
G. Burton, Inc, George H. Hof-
fecker, Rothwells Garage, and
Walter Ellis, Inc. The cars used
were furnished by Ennis and
Deakyne. 4
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Death of Mrs. Mary j. Jenkins

Mrs. Mary ]. Jenkins, 78, wife
of William j. Jenkins of Hender-
sonville, Md, died May 29 in SAL
isbury, Md. In addition to her
husband, she is survived by three
children, Fred M. Tinley, Toledo,
o.; Mrs. Marjorie Eachus, Media,
Pa; and Mrs. Lohis Trump, Haz-
lettville, Del; eight grandchildren
and nine great-grandchildren;
sister, Mrs. Walter Barber of
Hartly, and two brothers, Ray
Tharp of Port Penn and William
Tharp of Clayton. Funeral SER
vices were held last Saturday at
2 pm. from the FAIRIES Funeral
Chapel with the Rev. James Mill
er of Hendersonville, officiating.
Interment was in Lakeside Gene
terry, Dover. Mrs. Jenkins was a
sister Of Harvey Tharp who died
last Monday.
Smyrna times., 1956-06-07
Death of Mrs. Emma F. Carrow

Mrs. Emma F. Carrow, SO, of
Leipsic, died in Smyrna on June
2. She was the daughter of the
late John w. and Eliza Keith
Smith of Delaware. Surviving are
a brother, Andrew K. Smith, Leip-
sic, and several nieces and neph-
ews. Services were held Tuesday
at 2 pm. in the FAIRIES Funeral
Chapel. The Rev. o. B. Reed
pastor of Leipsic Methodist
Church, officiated and interment
was in Odd Fellows Cemetery.
Smyrna times., 1956-06-07
Checker Inn Building Moved

Preliminary work began last
week on the removal of Checker
Inn from its site on DUPONT Park
way to new location on East
Street. In the process the inn
will be turned around to face on
East Street in back of where it
is now located. The land on
which the inn presently stands
will be added to the property
leased by Irwin G. Burton, Inc,
Chevrolet Sales & Service, to
serve as a used car lot.
Smyrna times., 1956-06-07

A highlight of the commence
ment program will be an address
by Donald v. Hook. Mr.. Hook,
one of the outstanding platform
orators of the present day, effers
a real treat for the community.
His success as a lecturer has
been due to his common sense
philosophy, humor, and the in
spiration of his speeches. The
baccalaureate service for men,
bers of the 1855 graduating class
will be held in the high school
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SMYRNA Grange To Meet

The Smyrna Grange will meet
on Thursday, June IA, at 8:15
pm. The program will be plan
ned in observance of National
Dairy Month, and will be in
charge of Mrs. Norman Short and
Mrs. Arthur Short. The Grange
will give a $25 bond to an out
standing student in vocational
agriculture at the high school as
sembly which is held as part of
the commencement program for
high school students.
Smyrna times., 1956-06-07
CALL SPECIAL MEETING

Century Club Meets To Consider
Borrowing Money for Renovations
A special meeting of the Twen-
tieth Century Club has been call
ed by the president, Miss Mary
Holland, to be held at the club
house on Thursday, June z at
8 pm. The purpose of the meet
ing is for the club membership
to consider and make decision
on the advisability of borrowing
money to make necessary reno
vations to the club house. This
matter has been considered by
the executive committee and the
directors of the corporation and
has been presented at one club
meeting.
Smyrna times., 1956-06-07
First Presbyterian Church Notes

The annual baccalaureate SER
vice will be held in the high school
auditorium at IL am. Sunday
morning. The Rev. Walter Beck
with, of Asbury Methodist Church,
is in charge of the service. Sun
day School at 10 am. The ses-
sion meets in the manse at 1890
am.
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COMMENCEMENT.
HERE TUESDAY
Charlotte Pryor, Valedictor-
ian; Henry Price, Jr., Salut-
atorian, Head Class of IS
D. V. H0CH SPEAKER

On Tuesday evening, June IL
at 8 pm. in the Smyrna School
auditorium, members of the 1856
graduating class of the Smyrna
High School will receive their
diplomas. The class, composed of
65 members, and with Charlotte
Ruth Pryor, Valedictorian and
Henry Thompson Price, Jr., as
Salutatorian, will receive their
diplomas from Mr.. Henry T. Price,
president of the board of educa-
ton. The class will be presented
to the president of the board of
education by George w. Wright,
Superintendent of Schools. William
E. Horney, vice president of the
Faculty Club, will present the
Faculty Awards to the Valedic-
torian and Salutatorian. The Glenn
S. King Memorial Award win be
made by Robert L. Bamberger.
The valedictory address will be
by Charlotte Ruth Pryor. The in
vocation will be by the Rev. Sgd
ney Bancroft and the benediction
by the Rev. o. c. Jones. The
members of the class are as fol-
lows:
Charlotte Ruth Pryor. Valedictorian
Henry Thompson Price, Jr.. Salutatorian
Mary X. Bulger James d. Orvis
Robert r. Burge Charles E. Parker
Ruth Marie Carey Stella E. Peters
Beverly j. Carter Eleanor L. Phillips
John E. Clark Howard E. Pinder
Florence M. Conley John Drexel Poore
Frederick Corso. Jr. Sandra Lee Poore
Shirley A. Darrell Clementine M. Pratt
Elizabeth A. DenneyGeorge r. Price
Betty Lee Dulin Robert ]. Prouse
Donald " Ebright Rodney A. REYNOLDS
Edith l. English Ruth r.. Reynolds
Robert t. Ennis Robert A. Saatman
Shirley A. Everett G. Stan. Savage. Jr.
Maureen ]. Pagan Albert A. Schweitzer
Matthew P. Fischer Kathryn Schwetzer
Karl Gebhart George E.. Scuse
Barbara A: Graham Janet A.. Shane
Faith E. Houtman Rodney L. Shane
Kendall F. Hudson Doris Nav Smith
Betty Lou Hurd Frank L. Sparks
George w. Hyatt Joyce A. Spence
Jean Ivory Marjorie R. Stevens
Samuel R. Jacobs Janet M. Thorpe
jay A. Knight John David Todd
Dorothy M. Kweder Ralph A. Walton
Betty Jean Liefer Robert j. Westrod
Joan Frances Loose William E. Wheeler
Bart T. Luff Harold J. Wiley. Jr.
Bernard p. Martin Ruth Anne Wiley
Mary c.. Meleri Isabel Berta Iippe
Walter G. Moffett
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Fg'ieEsGgSUiFEe Notes

churches arc. Selbysport 945 a.
m; Fiendsyille, II a. m and Sana
Hun 1880 +. m
The Methodist Senior choir viii
present Christmas program,
Come and Adore Him" on sun
day evening, December 23rd. at
1880 p m This will be a song and
story program with film strip.
This program will replace thH
regular church service for that
evening The public is invited.
The sub-district MNF was held
Monday evening in the church
here. Miss Nancy Rush presided
at the business meeting and GcVO-
tons Miss Elsie Wright had the
topic. The FriendsvilIe group won
the plaque for having most mem
bers present
Selbysport WSCS Meets
The monthly meeting of the Sell
bysport WSCS will be held Thurs
day evening, December 20 at 8
O'Clock in the Methodist church
there \ covered dish supper viii
be served. Members VIII reveal
secret sisters and select new names.
President. Mrs Paul Fisher. Will
preside.
a Christmas program viii be
presented on Sunday evening, De
cember 23rd. at 8 O'clock in the
Methodist church at Sclbysport.
The children of Sunday school Will
present a Christmas play The pub
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Lulheran ActLvitY

Sunday School I'd 10 a. m. and
worship service at 1850 p m for
Sunday. December Ii at Grace
Lutheran church
The Ladies' Aid met for its
annual Christmas party last Thurs
day evening a, the home Of Mrs.
Ward X LiNcngo0d
DeVotiunS were led by Mrs.
Frances Lancaster president. with
all members participating with q
candle light service and eNrAang-
ing gifts. The home was decorated
for the Christmas season Mem
bers present were Mrs W. +.
Durham Mrs Silas Savage. Mrs.
Henrietta Lininger. Mrs Helen
Devine, Mrs. Amos Friend, Mrs.
Ralph Swauger Mrs William
Jones Miss Mae Schroyer, Miss
Lois Lancaster and the hostess and
guests, Mrs Donald Chisholm:
Misses Elsie Jones and Phyllis
CoddingtOn.
Officers elected were president
Mrs Lancaster: Vice-president.
Mrs Eta Lininger: secretary. Mrs
William Jones; and treasurer, Mrs
Ward LivengOod. Refreshments
were served
Mrs Floyd Frantz will entertain
in January.
Methodist Activity
Worship services for SUNDAY
December l6, in the Methodist
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AcCfeF@EeG Personals

StoWell who resides with her son
and daughter-in-laW, accompanied
them. Mr. ,5tOWcll is employed With
the Maryland Fish and Game Com
mission Mrs StOWell was q mem
Der of the Northern High school
faculty
Misses Barbara and Dolores Fra
zee Cumberland, spent the week
end with their parents. MIR. and
Mrs.. sherman Frazee. Additional
supper guests on Sunday evening
were Richard Gcorg and Miss Kath-
rNn Speichcr.
Mrs Sarah Madden, Of Madden's
Village Manor. Pmnesville o., and
weekend guests Of relatives Mr.
and Mrs Harry Seggic Additional
guests at the Seggic home were
Mrs John Leptie, Mrs Paul Skid
more. Frostburg: Mrs j. Lohr, Mid
land: Mr. and Mrs. Paul Harmon,
Mrs Raymond Schlossnagle, Mr.
and Mrs Ben Calls
Paul Kahl has returned TO Refs
tcrStuWn after weeks visit here
with relatives and friends
Sunday dinner guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Duff Deal were Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Deal of Granville Ohio;
George Deaf Robert Bowman,
Harry McCrobie, Jr Of Baltimore:
Mr.. and Mrs. Bud Deal and chill
dren, Mr.. and Mrs. Darius Fike.
Mr. and Mrs Leonard Haenftling
and girls.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harland Bowman
and daughter, Susalt, entertained
Mrs Martha LaWton and Miss Kath-
ryn Speicher at a turkey dinner
at their home on Friday evening
of last week.
Ross Speicher was in Baltimore
several days this week on business.
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is invited.
Christmas PROGRAM


Christmas Program
The elementary school Christmas
program entitled She Didn't Be
lieye," will be presented Tuesday
evening December l8 al 8 o'clock
in the school auditorium. The cast
win be from primary grades and
rhythmic numbers Will be pre-
scented by primary grades too. The
upper GRADES Gee club under the
direction ui Louis Michael, viii
provide the chorus. The public is
invited
10 Give Christmas Dinner
The cafeteria staff will serve the
annual Christmas dinner to the
student Body on Thursday. Decem-
Der 20
Rotary Meets
AT the weekly meeting Of the
Rotary club Monday evening,
plans were made for Ladies'
Night for Monday evening Deem
Der II Rotary club. in conjunction
with the Veterans of Foreign Wars.
Fhemen and City Council are
sponsoring a Christmas Tree light
ing Service TO be held at the
Honor Roll Monday evening. De-
ccmber H. following the Rotary
dinner Northern High Band and
GIee Club will present the pro-
gram In case of Indictment weather
the program will be held at the
Grand theatre The public is in
vittd
Nh and Mrs. Glen SpaW. Clcve-
land O.. were weekend guests of
Mr. and Mrs. George Hileman
Sunday dinner guests OF the Hile-
mans were Mr.. and Mrs Ross Wat
son, Of Terra Alta. w. Va.
MI and Mrs Carlton Lefferts
returned TO their home at ROSelle,
~ j., after two weeks visit with
Mr. and Mrs Fred Selby and fami-
ly, and other relatives and friends.
Mr. and Mrs Daley Groves. Ell
der Hill, spent Saturday evening
with her sister, Miss Nellie Friend.
Mrs Paul Muha and son, Barry,
were Friday evening callers Of her
aunt Mrs. Orval Rush.
Mrs. Richard Selby and son and
/ Mr. and Mrs. Wade SchrOyer spent
/ Saturday in UniontoWn.
Mr. and Mrs, Robert Murphy and
son, Bobby. spent Saturday eve
ming with Mr.. and Mrs l.. L.
Friend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dean Rush and
family, Oak Hill. and Mrs. Glen
Fratz and children. Accident. spent
Monday with their mother, Mrs.
Margaret Rush.
MIR and Mrs Kenneth Savage
and Beverly Ann spent Sunday
evening with Mr. and Mrs Arnold
! Savage. near Oakland.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Nitez, ST.. Mr..
and Mrs James Nitez and son.
frankie OF Mill Run: John Nitez.
Jr- and friend, Of Mont Alto. Pa.
were Saturday evening guests of
Mr. and Mrs Eugene Sines and
family
Mrs Okcy Hoff spent Wednes-
day with Mr. and Mrs. John Bish-
off and daughter, at Hoycs.
Miss Charlotte Shultz who is
employed at Pittsburgh Pa. spent
several days here with her mother.
Mrs NJ NJ Shultz.
Mrs Harry HENDERSON and Mrs.
Charles Dewitt and son, Ronnie.
Accident, were Wednesday dinner
guests of Mrs Harold Fike.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Watson
and family. Of Terra Alta. were
Sunday dinner guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs o c. Rush
MIR and Mrs. Ray VanSickle
spent from Thursday evening until
Sunday with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs Iarold Friend.
MI and Mrs- Isaac FraZnn
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GAINESVILLE

Schedule Of services for the
Third Sunday Of Advent at the
local Methodist church will be as
follows: Sunday School, 10 a. m,
and worship services Al 1880 p m.
The Methodist church group lust
recently completed another phase
of their building improI ement
program. The refinishing Of the
exterior of the building with white
asbestos siding and a new coat OF
paint completed this part OF the
program The local church build
ing has undergone complete
renovation within the past few
years and is now considered one
of the nicer rural churches Of this
part of the county a new bulletin
board is being installed on the
front lawn by the Young Adult
group.
Personals
John Wolfe, of Los Angeles,
Calf, is spending a few weeks
vacation here with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs Wayne Wolfe.
Miss Roberta Fries, of ASbury
College, Wilmore, KY, is spending
her Christmas vacation here with
relatives and friends
Mr., and Mrs. Pat Daniel and
Mrs. Ash Daniel, of Raleigh coun-
ty, spent the past weekend here
in the home of Rev and Mrs. G..
T. Daniel and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Miller and
family, of Tunnelton, were Sunday
dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Dwight Gibson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Dewitt
have returned to their home after
spending some time III Richland,
Wash.
Mrs. Alice Feather is patient
in Garrett Memorial hospital, in
Oakland.
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Markleysburg, Pa. were Sunday
dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Okcy
ItuM
Weekend guests Of MIR and Mrs.
Ronald Guard were Richard Lewis.
Glenburnie; Everett lIenick, ABB
crdCcn Nh and Mrs. william De
Soto. Cumberland; Mr. and Mrs
Robert Kirby, Denise Dee, James
Kirby and Mrs Mary Kurt, Rock
Vile
Mrs. James Ross and infant
daughter returned home Saturday.
from Garrett County Memorial
hospital Oakland.
Raymond Schlosnaglc who had
been a patient al the Veterans hos
pital. Martinsburg. for several
weeks, spent the weekend here
with his wife and family. Mrs.
Schlosnagle accomanied him back
to the hospital Sunday, and visited
until Monday evening with him.
Mrs Harold Fike spent Friday
with Mrs Ralph Fike.
Miss Leota Friend spent Satur-
day night and Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs Joseph Barnard Frost
burg.
Mrs Emory Baum and children,
of Dunbar. Pa. were weekend
guests of Mr. and Mrs NJ NJ
ShultZ.
Mrs. Ernest Friend and Mrs.
Theodore Wirsing and son were
UniontoWn shoppers. Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon Wright
Pursglove w. Va. visited his par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Wright
from Thursday morning until Sat
urday Mrs Gordon Wright spent
Friday with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs Ernest MOSSer. at McHenry
Mr.. and Mrs Donald Chisholm
and John Cowan returned to then
home al Baltimore, on Sunday af-
ter two weeks visit here with
! Mrs Henrietta Lininger and other
relatives and friends
Mrs. Ada Mae Lyle and son,
Paul, spent Sunday evening with
Mrs Ada Hiles, at Confluence. Pa
Mr.. and Mrs. Ward X Livengood
and sons visited Mr. and Mrs
/ Joseph Resi- and son, Roger, al
Jennings. Sunday. afternoon.
, Mr.. and Mrs Byard Liston. Con-
! fluence, Pa, and Mrs. Laurence
Friend spent Saturday in Union
/ town. Pa.
Mrs. Charley Rush and Mrs.
Margaret Rush and daughter, Car
ole. were Sunday dinner guests Of
Mr. and Mrs Hubert Friend and
Mrs. Asa B. Friend
! Ernest Shoemaker spent several
days last week in Philadelphia, Pa.
Mrs. Eugene Benedict and chill
| dren. Of Cleveland. o.. spent the
past week here with Mrs. Sophie
! Benedict The latter accompanied
her to Ohio for a visit
Nh and Mrs j. E. Barnard.
j Frostburg were Saturday evening
/ dinner guests oi the Dunhams and
! Shoemakers. Other callers during
, the week were Mrs Frank Spear,
/ Accident. Mrs Donald Chisholm
Mrs henrietta J.ininger Mrs iIar-
old Fike and Walter Liston
Mrs Glen Frazee. Mrs. Ida Fra
zee Mrs Mcrrille Shul,z and
daughter spent Thursday in Union
town Pa
Miss Ethel Grove, Deep Creek
Lake spent Wednesday evening
with MIR and Mrs John Williams.
Howard Miller Robert johnson
and Darrell and Jimmy Dale VIII
liamS returned TO their homes at
Washington and Baltimore. Sun
day after a weeks visit with the
latter's parents, MIR. and Mrs John
! Williams