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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1956-03-29
Rev. Arthur Scrogum
Gets District Post

Rev. Arthur Scrogum, Cumbcr-
land, pastor of Living Stone
Church of the Brethren there
since June, 1914, has been APP
pointed executive secretary of the
Middle Maryland District of the
Church of the Brethren. The APP
pointmcnt is effective September
Rev. Scrogum will move to
HagcrstoWn where he will super
wise the work of IL congregations
and 25 churches.
From 1921 to 1914 Rev. Scrogum
served as a high school teacher and
pastor of the Accident church of
the Brethren. In June of 1914 he
moved to Cumberland.
While stationed at Accident he
served the Western Maryland dis
trict of the Church Of the Broth
rcn which included Garrett and
AllCGany county as secretary OF
the District Mission board, sccrc-
tary of the Ministerial board, sec
rotary of the Board of Christian
Education, moderator of the dis
trict conference and later secre-
tary of the district conference.
Rev. Scrogum is married and the
father of two daughters.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1956-03-29
Local Churches
Arrange Special
Easter Services

Churches of Oakland and sur
rounding area have planned spe-
cial services for the remainder of
Holy Week and on Easter in OBJ
servance Of the death and resur-
rection of Jesus Christ,
The Union Lenten services of
the Protestant churches of Oak
land Will conclude with a Good
Friday service from IL o'clock noon
until p. m, at the Church of the
Nazarene on 8th street This series
of meetings was sponsored by the
Mt. Top Ministerial association.
During Lent the four Protestant
churches, Lutheran, Episcopal,
Methodist and Nazarene, have held
union midweek services. alternat-
ing the place of meeting, with the
theme, Jesus Confronts Us"
At Fridays service in the Naza-
rene church seven ministers will
participate in giving short mes
sages from the seven last words
of Christ from the cross. They in
clude Rev. Charles w Carlson, Lu-
theran; Rev John j. Atwcll, Episco-
pal; Rev Randall s. Prince, Mt
Lake Methodist; Rev Paul S. Par
ker, Deep Creek Lake Baptist; Rev.
w. S. Patterson. St. Paul's MethO-
dist, Oakland; Rev William c.
Rogers, Mt Lake Park Baptist;
and Rev Glenn Eagle, Nazarene.
A service from l p. m. to p.
M, also will be held in the Episco-
pal church in Oakland.
Services are scheduled tonight
in all of the churches Other serv-
ices for the Easter weekend in the
various churches:
st. Matthew's Episcopal
There will be a Good Friday
service from to p. m.
On Easter Sunday there will be
a Holy Communion service at s
and II O'Clock with Church School
at $50.
On Easter Monday at 100 p m
the election of vestrymen will be
held at the Parish House. Women
will be permitted TO vote. Re
freshments will be served by the
Woman's Auxiliary
ST. Marks Lutheran
This evening the Sacrament of
the Lords Supper will be observed
at 7:30. Sermon, Because He
Gave by the pastor, Rev Charles
W. Carlson.
! On Sunday April /, sunrise serv-
CONTINUED On Page six
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1956-03-29
Pheasant Eggs Will Be
Available For Hutchinq

The Garrett County Conservation
association will hold its regular
meeting on Tuesday evening, April
3. at 8 o'clock, at the Oakland Fire
hall, it was announced
Persons Interested in raising
ringneck phcasants from eggs or
from chicks are being urged TO
contact Carroll f. Miller or George
Perrine, members of the associa-
ton, for details. Quite a number
of eggs and chicks are TO be made
available to interested parties, il
was stated.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1956-03-29
Changes In X-Ray
Schedule Are Noted

Several changes in the schedule
of the free X-ray program were
announced this week by Dr. Arthur
F. Jones, county health officer. The
mobile X-ray unit will operate on
April 6 at Northern High, from 8
a. m. until 3 p. m. On April 8 it
will be in Oakland from l TO p.
M
The appearance at Northern was
changed from the 9th, due to
a countrywide teachers meeting
which will close schools on that
day.
The complete schedules, being
posted throughout the county, are
otherwise correct They include the
folloWing April 3. Kitzmiller, ! to
3 p. m; Swanton, 4 to p. m; April
4, Southern High school, 10 a. m.
to p. m; April 5, Oakland, l to
$50 p. M; Crellin, AS to p. m;
April 6, Northern High, d m.
to p. m; April 9, Accident, II a.
m. to u noon; Oakland, TO p.
m; April 10, Friendsvillc, l to 2
p. m, Grintsvillc. $3.50 to p. m;
April il, Grantsvillc, 10 a, M. to
II noon
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1956-03-29
Tydings To Visit
In Garrett County

Willard E. Tydings, candidate
for the Democratic nomination to
the US. Senate, will be in the coun-
ty all day Monday and Tuesday
until noon. He has planned a tour
which will take him to almost
every corner of the county
Monday evening his schedule
calls for talks to two local Demo
crat clubs. He will address the
Eastern Garrett County club at
St AIMS Parish hall in Avilton at
7 p. m, and then will drive to Oak
land to address the Southern Gar
rett County club at 9 at the Will
liam-James hotel Refreshments
will be served. The public is in
vited.
His tour will take him to bust
ness places in Oakland, Red House,
German, Loeb Lynn and Mt. Lake
Park Monday morning In the
afternoon he will swing through
Deep Creek Lake area, Accident,
Bloomington. and thence to Swan
ton. VindeX and kitlmiller. He will
then continue to Avilton via Deer
Park and Bloomington. Tuesday
morning Mr.. TydinGs will proceed
TO Friendsvillc by way Of Swallow
Falls and Sang Run and then will
visit along US. route 40. Grants
vile and FinZel
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1956-03-29
Missionary Reilly Is
Scheduled At Accident

A foreign missionary rally is be-
ing conducted at the First Grace
Brethren church at Accident Tues
day and Wednesday, April and 4
Services will begin at 1870 p. m.
The team consists of Rev. a. l.
Howard and Miss Marie Mishlcr
representing 90 missionaries SerV-
ing with the foreign missionary so
ciety of the Brethren church in
Africa. Argentina, Brazil. France
Hawaii and Mexico.
Rev Howard will be speaking
April 3rd and Miss Mishlcr will
speak ON April 4th.
Rev Howard. a native of Thomas
Okla, received his ALB. degree
from Bob Jones college and his
BID. degree from Grace THEOLOGY.
cal Seminary He and his wife, with
their three children, maintain THEN
residence at CalcXico, Calf where
they conduct Bible classes for
adults and children He makes
evangelical trips into Mexico.
Miss Mishlcr received training
in the Akron Bible institute and
the Bible Institute of Los Angelo,
and in Grace Theological seminary
Her ministcry has been largely il
connection with the schooling OF
children of missionaries. She will
return to the mission field in
French Equatorial Africa in late
spring.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1956-03-29
Licenses Top $500

Over $500 automobile license
plates have been issued from the
office Of Joseph Wclch, county
treasurer, up to the present time,
it was learned this morning
The treasurer began issuing IL
ccnsc plates starting with 65ol, and
they passed the $500 mark ycstcr-
day. He said that topped last years
figures and that they had only
about 500 more to go to top the
number for the entire year last
year.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1956-03-29
To Organize Explorers

An organizational meeting of an
Explorer unit for Mi. Lake Park,
will be held Thursday, April ), at
100 o'clock at the Bowling Alley
in the Park it was announced.
The post. unit Of the overall
movement Of the Boy Scouts of
America. viii be sponsored by
members of the Methodist Mems
Club of Mt Lake park. They arc
requesting the attendance of all
Interested boys fourteen years OF
age and older and their parents.
Willis Y. Smith. scout executive
of the Potomac Boy Scout council,
will address the group,
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1956-03-29
School Dance Scheduled

The second of a series of dances
conducted by the Varsity club of
Southern High school will be given
Saturday evening, April 7 from 8
to 1870 o'clock, in the Southern
High school gymnasium.
Music will be furnished by the
school orchestra. The Diplomats.
who have added now numbers to
their selections. it was stated
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1956-03-29
Easter Flower Sole

Members Of the Mt City Band
will have an Easter Flower sale
again this year. and will be con-
Quoted Friday and Saturday
March 80 and 81, in the room for
merly occupied by the Maryland
Employment Service on Alder
street A selection of potted plants
will be on sale
Proceeds will 90 for the support
of the band program.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1956-03-29
Governor Siqns Bill

Governor McKcldin signed into
law the bill creating a Maryland
State Port authority and signed a
number of other bills
Among those signed was bill
authorizing a bond issue for S550.-
600 for Garrett County schools.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1956-03-29
Funerals Held For
Quarry Victims

Funeral services were conducted
last Saturday and Sunday for the
three men who were killed instant
~ last Thursday morning while at
work in the Garrett County stone
quarry near Sang Run.
The victims were Randall D. Will
burn. 43, foreman; Lloyd N Guard
&c. Of Sang Run; and Ford Quentin
Friend, 38, of near Friendsville.
They we're working on a rock ledge
about 30 feet from the bottom of
the quarry. About a. m. the ledge
gave way in one potion piece,
hurting the three victims into the
pit. They were pinned between the
huge rock and other rocks weigh
| ing about half ton each that fol-
| lowed the big rock down into the
| pit. All three were killed instantly.
! Several other county employees
working at the quarry eXtricated
the bodies. DR.. James Feaster act
ing in the absence of Dr. f. |.
Baumgartner, deputy county medi-
cal examiner, pronounced the men
dead
Aubrey c. Brenneman, county
commissioner, who went to the
scene, said Wilburn had been first
employed by the county last July
and had been promoted to fore
man the first of January.
Wlburn Funeral
Funeral services for Wilburn
were conducted Sunday afternoon
at 2 o'clock from the Sand Flat
Tabernacle, north of Oakland. Rev.
Erwin Steiding officiatcd and in
terment was in the Thayervillc
cemetery.
A resident Of Hoyes he was born
in that community February s, 1913,
and was a son of James and Re
bccca Pysell Wilburn. Surviving
are his wife. Mrs Charlotte A..
Kaiser Wilburn; four children, Mrs.
Betty Bowser. Wayne, Peggy and
Randall W. Wilburn, all at home.
two brothers, Merrill and Beuhl
Wilburn. both of Accident, and a
granddaughter. He was a member
| of the Woodmen of the World at
McHenry.
Guard Service
Funeral services for Guard. life
long resident of Sang Run, were
Conducted SaturGos afternoon az
Il o'clock from the Oak Grove
church near McHenry. Rev Ralph
Jacks officiated with Rev Ross
Speicher assisting Interment was
in the church cemetery. Guard was
born in Friendsville on November
8, 1890.
Surviving besides his father is
half-brother, Dorth Dixon, Somcr-
set, Pa.
Friend Funeral
Funeral services for Friend were
conducted Sunday morning at IL
O'Clock from the Blooming Rose
church near Fricndsville, of which
he was member. Rev j. D. Shat
fer pastor, officiatcd and inter
ment was in the church cemetery.
Friend was born April 26, 1918,
son of the late c. w. and Lizzie
May Friend Friend
Surviving are his wife Mrs De
lorice Fike Friend; four children,
Roger Lee. Carolyn Lee, Wayne
Allen and Dale Eugene. all at
home; three brothers, Foster
Friend, Frostburg Ohm Friend,
Friendsvillc; and Blaine Friend,
Accident: half-brothcr, Ellis
Friend, Fricndsvillc; sister. Mrs.
Iona HENDERSON, FricndsVillc; and
three half-sisters, Mrs. Grace My
ers. Beaver, Pa; Mrs Pearl Wake
field, Fricndsvillc; and Mrs. Mabel
Ford, Baltimore.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1956-03-29
Circuit Court
In Session This
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YOUR LANDSCAPE
This Planting Plan
Suits Small Lot

1 Foundation paintings consist
of a combination Of compact
growing shrubs and evergreens
plus the two vines to screen and
relieve the large expanse of wall.
I do not know an attractive way
for screening the front porch to
give complete privacy because
these houses were not designed
or located with that thought in
mind.
| Choose your trees intelligently!
To learn the growing habits.
size and characteristics of vari-
Gus specimens. send for my new
booklet, "Deciduous Trees for
the Small Home" inclosing a
self addressed. stamped envelope
and 20 cents to cover cost Of
handling.
Free reader service: Mr.. Gill
bert will help readers plan their
paintings If they inclose a photo
graph Of their house and a scaled
drawing Of not less than l6 feet
to the inch. The drawing should
show the front yard. lot boun-
daries, size and location of house,
walks. drive and points of the
compass. Requests should be
addressed to Your Landscape.
accompanied by a stamped, self
addressed envelope. in care of
Newspaper Features Syndicate,
Inc. of 6 North Michigan avenue,
Chicago 2, III.
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BY B. Leroy GILBERT

/ have received a great deal OF
mail from owners of older homes
who have asked for help in re-
vamping their front yard plant
ings. I am answering them to-
day with a plan that pictures a
typical home built about so years
ago on a narrow lot that is To-
Gated close to the street.
Paintings cannot be arranged
to nestle this house into the site
ror to give it the effect of ram
bling one-story structure. Proper
choice, however. Of materials
strategically planted can en-
nance the neat. practical atmos-
phere that made the style so
popular.
Most of these homes are 10.
Gated in built-up sections where
mature shade trees line the
streets to lend a sense OF quiet.
stable dignity. The problem,
then. is one of selecting and ar
ranging secondary paintings to
soften the general appearance
TO separate house from street
and to introduce horticultural
interest. This must be of neat,
compact habit. plus an ability
to thrive under rather adverse
growing conditions. Tall. mas
sive shrubs. often used in the
hope they will screen and tie
house and site together. detract
rather than help.
In this plan a growing
sheared hedge separates house
from street, and emphasizes ex-
tent of the limited open space.
.unitying home and site. Plants
suitable for this purpose, other
than those specified are: Deutzia
lemoine or any of the dwarf up
right cedarS, If exposure is
sunny, and either Hicks yew or
dwarf Japan holly if shade is q
problem.
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HELp-woMEN
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LABORATORY TECHNICIAN. to work
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REAL ESTATE SALESLADY. fun
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II you are interested in selling real
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wives preferred. full time only
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REG. NURSE-Nurse for staff. Wis
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CORSETIERE

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To manage custom-fltted depart
ment. Wonderful opportunity for
top earnings on salary plus commits
', APPLY ISSis' EMPLOYMENT OFFICE
THE HEIGHT co.
F ST. AT 18th NV.
COSMETIC DRUG, experienced in
general drugstore saleswork; day
work, no Sundays or holidays: ex-
cellent wages, vacations, advance
ment. HOOD REXALL DRUG CO.,
cor. 9TH and E SITS. NV.
COST CLERK
For order dept; must have ability
and desire to work with charts.
tables and figures; should be able
to type will be working under in
struction and supervision Of &C;
working conds. and liberal company
benefits. Call NO. 7-3100.
STONE STRAW CORP.
900 franklin st. NE.
COUNTERGIRL. white. no expert
night. DIXIE PIG BARBECUE,
Marlboro pike and Benning I'd. Sc.
10. S-4333.
COUNTERGdRLS, age 25 to 40, to
work in snack bars, some expert
ence on grill and steam table nee
essary: and 8 day week. Call
MA. S-4119 for appointment.
INVESTIGATION, permanent
position in credit once; typing re-
quired. Mr.. SCOTT. DU. 7-S475.