The Republican., 1962-05-24

to Mr.. Rush.
One of the high lights was the
Junior High Science department
exhibiting the projects members
had completed The projects were
Judged by Edward Riley, Kenneth
Ward and Kenneth Clifton, all
science teachers from Fort Ashby
Robert Wilson, science teacher
presented the ribbon to the fol-
lowing winners: Chemistry. Vernon
Reichenbecher and Regis Bittinger;
physics. Frank ViteZ and William
Griffith; biology, Charles Ross and
Jerry Epstein: general science,
Daniel Davis and Charles KlotZ.
Demonstrations were given by
Regis Bittinger on magic, and Will
liam Kerns and Terry Grove on a
rocket
Refreshments we're served.
On Sunday, May 13, 81 relatives
of Mrs. Sarah Walls Lewis met at
the Springs Fellowship center to
observe her 18th birthday, Mrs.
Lewis has four living children, "a
grandchildren and 81 great grand
children Attending were Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Donelson and family.
Seward. Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Claude
Hoke and family. Armagh, Pa;
family Vintondale. Pa: John Don
elson and Lottie Ward, California,
Pa: Mr.. and Mrs John Lewis,
JohnstoWn. Pa: Mrs. Louise Riley
and family and Rina and Diana
Hollada Fort Hill, Pa; Mr.. and
Mrs. Forest Greathouse, Guys
Mills, Pa: Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon
Springle and family and Mr. and
Mrs. Ralph Hickman and family.
Moon Run, Pa; Mrs. Della War
nick and Mrs. Angus Gillis, Kent,
O.; Melvin Butler. Grantsville;
Florence Thorpp, Frostburg; Ar
thur Butler and family and Mrs.
Edith Butler Accident Cleda Hol-
liday and family, Grantsville.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Humes, Los
Angeles, Calf. were visitors of
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Edwards.
Plans for the annual Memorial
Day parade and program honoring
deceased war veterans were an
nounced by Charles c. Bender,
commander of American Legion
Post PA: ST AIMS, Avilton, 8:45
a. m: Mt. Zion cemtery, $40 a. m;
johnson cemtery, $50 a. M; Fin
eel cemetery, 10 a. m: parade at
Grantsville, 1850 a. m; Grantsville
cemtery. II a. m; Bittinger ceme-
terry 1890 p. m; New Germany
cemetery. 1;30 p. m. Rev. William
| BOrch. pastor of Grantsville United
Church of Christ, will be the speak
er at the Grantsville Memorial
services.
The following members of the
MYF. John burst, Iris burst, Judy
and Roddy Paul, Harold Schmidt,
10 Ann burst, Janice Hetz, Thelma
Clark, Frandall and Kleellan Nc
GraW and Mrs Irva Mickey. coun-
sclor. attended the Asbury Sub
District meeting of the MYF at
Keyser. w. Va.
WSCS Group Meets
The Grantsville Charge meeting
of the WSCS was held at the
Grantsville church, May II. The
following societies were repre-
sented Mt Zion, Emmanuel State
Line, Jennings and the host So
ciety. Approximately SO attended.
Mrs. Joseph Paul. president, was
in charge of devotiOns and bust
ness.
Mrs. Irva Mickey introduced the
speakers, Miss Roberta Fries and
Mrs. George Vitez. Miss Fries is
from GAINESVILLE, w. Va, and is
employed at the ballistics labora-
tory. She is studying to be mis-
sionary, having attended Asbury
college She will attend Scarritt
college in the fall, and then re-
ceive her missionary orientation at
Stoney Point, n Y, before sailing
| for Southeast Asia.
Miss Fries spoke on "The Great
Challenges OF the Mission Fields. "
She stated. Every heart without
Christ is a missionary field. Every
heart with Christ is a missionary.
Miss Fries was presented gift of
money to be used in her work.
Mrs. George ViteZ is student secre-
tary of the MOorefield District
WSCS and is from the Selbysport
church but lives at Friendsville.
Mrs. Vitez spoke on "The Services
the local WSCS and church can
render students and young people
away from home and at college,
in branches of service and at work" "
Refreshments were served by
| the host society with the following
committees in charge: Mrs. Stella
Edwards, Mrs. Leona Bills, Mrs.
Virginia Hubbard and Mrs. Iva
Edwards
Visitors over the weekend of
Mrs. Irva Mickey and Donald were
Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Ashby, Mrs.