jh, New natemal., U. S. . Joseph rystown, Cochran, .ne May re mar-town bydaugh-»rvin R. me the , son of Lapham, race Lu-ter, Md. ein, pas-uble-ringploye of 'ompany.I by theII reside tment atninjrsord R. 2, reckless ijuare on paid a i second t to avoid gt thetv th«highway to provide a large park-(Continued on Page 4)Cross-Keys Drive-In Theatre Opens FridayThis Friday will be the first day of the 1952 season at the Cross Keys Drive-In Theatre, manager R. L„ McCool announced Wednesday.For the past month workmen have been repainting the buildings, signs, screen and fences for the theater’s fourth season. An. addition has been erected on the back of the cafeteria building to provide for additional storage space and to house the dressing rooms for the stage attractions which will be a regular part of the program this season. A new stage has been placed on top of the addition and special lighting has been installed for the acts.Practically all of the top film attractions' of the current season will be shown at the drive-in this year. Among the first stage attractions will be The Maddox Brothers and Rose, popular recording artists now being heard in their arrangement of No Help Wanted, Daisy and Violet Hilton, the only living female Siamese Twins, and the Renfro Valley Folk, top hillbilly act.For the next month the theatre will operate on weekends only with picture changes on Friday and Sunday.cannot attend th a.m.Every Wednesd ing Lent there w by the Rev. Walla ant pastor of St. Church, Gettysbu benediction.Stations of the place twice each and 7:30 p.m. Bei low both times.Sale RegisterConewag*Rev. Harold 1 Sunday: Masse. 9:30 a.m.; evenir o'clock.Stations of the day evening at ’ Masses will be ing, excepting SaMethodliAmos D, M Hunterstown: \ 9:30 a.m.; Sunda a.m.York Springs: 9:30 a.m.; wor 10:45 a.m.New Oxford: ; 10 a.m.; Easter Divine,'* at 8 pFirst EvangelicalRev, G. E. Sheffer Sunday school ! Worship, 10:15: t Light of Life. T1 people will be lt;service: Dorothy Bentzei, Joan Dolt; Norma Naiil, Naomi Peggy Se