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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1939-12-07
BOOK BEHIND AMERICA

Universal Bible Sunday is being OBJ
served December 10 throughout the
United States. The theme is timely:
"The Truth That Makes Men Free"
Freedom is in greater jeopardy to-
day than ever in the lifetime of living
men. Every American should guard
the sources of our cherished liberties,
whose price has always been eternal
vigilance.
The source of these liberties lies in
the Bible. Go back three hundred years
to the founding of the Colonies and
you find this Book.
If ever a nation was born of a book,
America was born of the Bible.
In Germany school children are COM
PEELED to study Mein Kampf.
Not so in America. America was
founded by refugees who risked their
lives to establish on these shores com
munities where men might read ana
follow the Bible, which is a symbol of
truth and justice.
To quote Calvin Coolidge: "The
foundation of our Government rests
so much on the teachings of the Bible
that it would be difficult to support
them if these teachings should cease
to be practically universal in our
country"
In the midst of a world of disap-
pearing freedom, America is still free.
Behind her is a Book, still her best
selling Book.
1t remains for the people to keep
American right
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1939-12-07
Red House Lutheran Parish
II n

Services next Sunday at Gnegy and
Red House at the usual time. Young
peoples program at 1880 Sunday even
ing, at which time the topic, Great
Christmas Hymns" will be considered,
The singing of Christmas carols at
some of the homes in the community
will be decided.
God viii Surely Visit YOU" This
Old Testament prophecy is the theme
Last Sunday we thought of Jesus,
Gods Visitor to earth, as a prophet
Of the Advent sermons by the pastor.
proclaiming the eternal Gospel of Sal
walton. Next Sunday we shall think Of
Him as the kindly Physician conf :
into our hearts and homes. How He
warns the atmosphere by His cheer
full and gentle manner, by His sympa-
thetic understanding of all our all
ments! How He lights up the dark
places, the mysterious pains of our
lives, dispelling doubt and fear! How
confidently He applies the remedy re-
quired! Physical ailments must usu-
ally run their courses, but all the
souls diseases may be healed by the
Great Physician.
St. Johns Sunday school and Luther
Lague will unite in rendering a great
Christmas program on Christmas Eve.
The youngsters will receive the usual
treat again this year.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1939-12-07
noon at 2;30 with Mrs. A. V. Scbaa#os
Personals

personals
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Y. Ramsey. Jan,o-
town, N. Y, were here over the waoi'
end with Mr.. Ramsey's brother-in-lcoNH,.
and sister, Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. low
The Ramseys were enroute to DaT
tona Beach, Florida.
Rev. Garrett Evans and Mrs. Fvor,
were visiotrs in MoundsviIIe this veal s[,io
Mr.. and Mrs. D. L. Reed and Nh
and Mrs. E. H. Cannon spent last weoI,
in Pittsburgh, Fraklin and other Pm
sylvania points. LII
The All banquet held last weaI, "
the Methodist church was verv largei,-
attended. At this banquet the NOM
tain Lake Busy Bee club was hostess
to the Loeb Lynn Busy Bees. Tb@
hours were from 4:3O to $50. Mis-,
Mildred Barton, Home Demonstration
Agent, presided.
Mrs. Allie Raymond is SPENDING .
few days in Kingwood.
Mrs. o. C. Bittinger, of Pleasant
Valley, who is critically i'll, shows smoe
slight improvement the past few
days.
Miss Virginia Brown, of Wasbino
ton, D. c., was the guest this weel,
of her brother and sister-in-law, Mr.
and Mrs, A. " Brown.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1939-12-07

ahead, we'd do our best, and forget
these petty and selfish interests that
somehow always creep into a situa-
ton of this kind.
With improved business here, with
more spending money here, Garrett
county is going ahead. Drift along
as we have been and there is danger
of stagnation. If we don't seize this
opportunity, some other community
will.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1939-12-07
Union Holiness Tabernacle

Weekend services will be conducted
by Rev. Billie and Helen Smith, Of
Cambridge, Ohio. Service Saturday ev-
ening at 7, using public address sys-
TEN; preaching at 1880.
Sunday: Sunday school at 2; preach
ing at 3 and 1880. Instrumental music
preceding Sunday service.
Rev. and Mrs. Smith are assisting
Rev. c. w. Gore in revival meetings at
Turner-Douglas. The revival will cor
tinue until December II.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1939-12-07
Violates Motor Vehicle Laws

Alfred Clark Mckay, Akron, O., was
arrested Tuesday by Corporal Curr:4
near Thayerville and when given d
hearing before Magistrate White was
fined $40 and costs for driving without
a license and 81 and costs for not hav-
ing registration card in his posses
sion. He was committed to jail in de
fault Of payment.
The owner of the car being driven
by Mckay is unknown and authorities
are making investigation to determine
whether or not the car was stolen.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1939-12-07
Card Of Thanks

We are taking this means to thank
our friends and neighbors for the
kindness extended to US during the
recent illness and at the death of
our wife and mother, Mrs. Blanche
Markley. Also to those who sent floral
tributes and donated the use of Their
automobiles for the funeral
j. W. MARLEY AND FAMILY
Advertisement 1t.
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st. Marks Evangelical Lutheran
Church
Second Street, Oakland
SGCUIIU DLIEtI, OdkIdIIU
REV A Z IEAMER DID Pastor

REV. A. 3. LEAMER, DID, Pastor
$50 A. NJ. The Church School. Prof.
E. S. Smith, Superintendent.
1915 A. NJ. The Service of the
Church. Sermon, "The Word Made
Flesh"
$50 P. NJ. The Luther League hour
An interesting discussion period es-
pecially arranged for young people.
1880 P. NJ. The Vesper Service. The
Order Of the Eastern Star will worship
with the congregation at this hour.
Music by st. Marks Chorus Choir
Sermon, a Christmas meditation Of
THE Star in the East" by the pastor.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1939-12-07
Sunday Services In Community
Churches
st. Paul's Methodist Church
Minor Sprague, Minister.

NIIIOI DpIdgUE, NIIISItT,
$50 A. NJ. Church school, E. Ray
Jones, Superintendent.
10:45 A. NJ. Morning worship, with
sermon by the pastor, and good music
by the vested choir.
$50 P. NJ. Epworth League devo-
tional meeting, for young people.
1880 P. NJ. Evening worship, with
sermon by the pastor, and singing OF
well-loved hymns.
Everyone will find cordial welcome
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1939-12-07

The Navy beat the Army in foot
ball 10 to 0 before 100000 people in
Philadelphia on Saturday. All, players
as well as spectators, We're rain
soaked.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-12-02
High Spots

Johrry nancy scores again with
another ,.p top SHOW teaiuring his
new discovery lcyely Miss Bessle
Moore Who really puts you IL the
n o w.ih her se-,imen Al
5.aes our Gle pal. Red Baron
Williams. merits suitable raise
tor cont.ruing 10 score IL MS b,az-
lrg red formal wfh something
new r ne lire = hooilng nitely
TAai hoy llis-a,.y burns I'd the
toor
Bn..e asa Ni.s. no envy O; both
..;'erbrgs AID famed ballard dane
ers w'h DER graceful we..-pois-
Cd AID prcae.ert routine
We owe Johnny Darcy fo4h.s
orcAd toT bis giant strides N the
direciln az tops N national pro-
cgcefs; moreover his promise as
eoued.an are o. 10 mean ao..liy.
TIE seccrd Can. Billy Carter. was
sae crocc.ng mas'e- Of ceremonies
A. one o; The Motor Guys nnest
RE spots tho Roy Corner The
eN0fesri Ilaalrz Qt BIZ Johnson +,
7estrs 'faN,s 2 cccs'ani irv''a-
81 come hack a-s.n srd sW.rr
sr,f ard bsz wl'a 80 l1ve.y
fe7trfs a-f '-f rs.-0cs
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-12-02
CASSOPOLIS
b, ". {. laark

Rev. Mr. Lemons ard his church
chorus Of Niles Michigan. will sp-
pear on a program given by the
Chain Lake Sunday School. a, . 30
p. m. December 10. The theme will
be--"The Worlds Saturday Night "
4 pot luck dinner will also be sery-
ed.
The public IS Invited
A Christmas bazaar will he held
on December %. from 10 80 a. m.
20 II p. N ANY dorations will he
appreciated. Hamhureers ice cream
and coffee will be served
Mr. and Mrs Clarence Cooper. Of
F. 81. Louis. were guests ~ Mrs.
Holiday. recently Mrs y stew
art was also caller at the Holi.
day home. Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs Holiday were
guests at the residence OF Mrs
Robert Shaw, last Saturday.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-12-02
CHATHAM ONT


BY u. Williams and c. Gibson
The TaanksSiviag tirner given
laS' Thursday AZ 'he AME church
under auspices % the Missionary
society. - watch Mrs ". Mulberry
s pFeside-; was decided sue
cess
Thf Bypr - Fire, Bap.is,
chprch sponsored hsnqae, Thurs
dsv November % 2. watklrs ~
W.ndsor- was Eaest speaker Miss
2. Parker i presleeni.
The monthly program ~ ,he
Missionary society Of Firs, Bap' .,
church was featured hv an sd-
dress delivered by Mrs Maggie An
derson and Mrs Mary Richie.
The Gospel Choral union rem.
dered an Interesting program a,
the BME church. OF which 'he Rev.
T. C. stewart IS pastor. Ths Pew
Charles Penny WAS mae,er N cere-
monies.
Franks Chicken shack 40 King
street. opened Jas, week
Business people ~ he city are
Invited % advertise in the III
bune.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-12-02
HI.YO-sHyER-AND
A RAZLAMAIAZZ

Bernice Bennett. the husky voiced
Cozy Corner songstrsss will be
replaced this Friday by Bessie
Moore ~ the Bennett girl had
someone 10 train her ..ard II che
would listenl she might develop it,
10 fairly uice singer We have
heard her several times and like
her vocal qualities but her diction
l. very poor ~ you don't know
the sorg she Is singing sou would
never recognize the lyrics That
new mite spot sopes 70 cNeu Dec.
They can't promise Il however,
John DarCy viii start a campaign
to uncover some NEW local talent
and develop (, within q few
editions The open.re OF Club Para
disc sim remains mystery we
have looked In a. all hours.
mattresses are alwaye there sp-
psrsn'lv preparing something
bur 10 customers Count Basic will
cu,draw ROY Eldr.dse he can't
draw les Tommy Layigne. iust
back from Hollywood reports the
following exclusive which as yet
has no, appeared IN ANY paper
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-12-02
By BILLY CARTER

Greetings Gates, Let's Cooperate
That. ia my lrlor. should be the wa'ehword OF
every rcrfaYmtr ore another For without coopera-
son >ress grows >tagrant often ceases 10 ex-
", q, a show Business hasn't died bit is slowly and
definitely becoming Stagnant In union there Is strength
someone oace And il i Being united and CO.
Yeratite doesn't mean going The state capitol drawing
un charter. forming union machine and al OF that
RED tape + ha>cally means ths:
tal 5,efe one another
ff ,, undermine the other fellow Support him
TIE wax NOD wosle IKE ~ be ,upportedl
tc work aa end mat All may benefit By YOUR
r-s ~. r-, AZ.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-12-02
BOW Tie kid

ANYWHERE Jack Carter. the
splendid sepia actor will be CO.
starred with Arson Wells in forth
coming flicker. Welles will be re-
memhered as the chap who scared
the nation out II It's wits with MS
mars radio drama The rumor
SIN floats around towii Bafsalo
spot. i. he says nay. See where Lin
coin Perry. oh. pardon me. !
James will open a nghiery ..or a
mean S;epln FetchiI made the
reVs releases again By beating his
valet lookS like the slow boy
Viii never get his oil OF cheap
publicity and no,orieiy =. at some
ore else's expense. Lillian Loung
the Former Jimmy Raschel chirper
came il and out. just Ike that, last
week she's on the payroll al
Cieveiard's Cedar Gardens. Bubbles
Daniels IS fronting for Howard
Bun,s who Is fronting for another
guy who has a tailor shop and T.
using the measures name for 81
fe.s 10 "a uhienered
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-12-02
BOMBERS
lronlInued from PAGE y

Fa.rs hftorf go.,s ont viii al in
s-ry IN the second period
Frank Greer Tuskssee center
and Eugene Toomey Kentucky
State tackle were ne bliwarks on
ne p"ro'i lins Bo'u boys play ed
ieuarkah!e ,oo'ha',
sad SAN torres Jefferson. and
Aresfson Wee ne hir threats ir
me Brown Bomber hackseld While
jefferson dii rrt lux ne ball Of
fer because o. an injury 70 bis left
eE ne pac..rS kep' tho Detroi'ers
hacs ~ 'Ae'- heels averaging bet
re- 'far a. wards
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-12-02

os ths Motor ci'y's rsrest treats
slrce 'be year % - DC. al ole
gentleman who has been seasoned
70 the show business for several
fecsde~ No other than willard
Davenport. Who presents a popular
dance ard comedy role that even
he j.t'elhnes o. today cant equal
The SWEEP syncopa ion was we'll
'aker care q ~ Reuben Evans
Who j. 70 stranger 20 the night
Tiers n Detrolf.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-12-02
Footlight-
Flicker,

ionh Siep.n Fe,,la
brushes the headlines wiz '-l
gularity one way or TIE o,hs.r
short while ago he was &c..
ing from the Cotton Club 49,. 49,
downy bed for his act plus : $50 ~.
icebox (of all things ~ n
escapade finds a lavsul, ln..l,a',
by "stooge' Isaac Heard Il ~.
old Harlemite who claims ~. ="
noted actor crownes "a,
brick for what he tern ~,
gether too clever ini.a,c-e o,,s
lazy man act rs ~eslv
Judgment for Step 10 eor.,r,s
make headlines as ihe sboys n.
day they'll get tired o, IN y. -,
THERE WILL BE M vosr
CONTRACTS FROM Hof ywo o
OR ANY OTHER Place w
BURGESS MEREDITH g-s,
Of Winterset and oihs- p-osd,.
plays. interviewed ctre -.-- 4.
gro swing artists ls.s- ,ar.r
ing: Mead Lux Levs "a ,h,..
Ammons, Billie HoMs s,n
Smith and Hazel S-7.- ~. :.
clety piarls' OF Nies sr,., D.
CESS said "She's To ~.
player In or out az u.-,ss
EDDIE BONELT. l.so s.u.,.-
orchestra leader. has t.s- sss,,..
by the colored employee *, popy
& HARDART 70 MAKE marry MIND,
az their coming 'an nv
erence 10 some of ,N ahs.'.
named orche<tras' 'Ae Vs-s a..
gested 10 the enfes'a nam c,~
mittee. Looks Ike Mr ps-e,al.A
hnitely on the upsa va4a,.
you think.
The soul OF MAE BFGwN ~.
TEST glamour Eir, ~ a a..
era. Is AZ rest with s~ az
The Harlem bred gl :. s,es 1,
a nation white and co'o.s siks.
succumbed 20 an scfe ~ae. !,
high blood pressure A. I'M ,r
Monday evening". Fror ~ ~
near stage folk s'ocpsc "a vls,
all that remained Il. IT, rb,.~
that once won Mac sson
wheel contract. Ags, - er .eer
honored. She was fons 10 vi,
OF dancer Garland Hevs =.
the past e.Ehi wears hAs ttsa r,r
PLY wed 10 Alfrea as 81 fha.
ter May the grass grow s-ssrs-
the years 90 by WIS -fss vos,
pretty head Ia siier' rher
Light brown sir
WINNIE lS;epin 81 JOHN.
son. thanked by her SEP.
father and two oihs nsoss
names were unable 81 So >. g-.o.
ped in on the ame, Nor.
day night al Rem .asro
and a. once BEGAN as..s o.,
alieles. When We ~ aty
hand IN our oyss, a hs,
eyes seemed to sers e.sson
from US as 70 her w-en SO
is finally freed frcm M comr
husband. Tiltiug her Aeas 4, a
raklsh angle Tie ss3t- c0gor
club lovely tried 'oc's scribe
with, ... TEL me 4 ee.a The
champ here ,onlghi "a ,y "
-. lied (wouldu't yr ard
said, The judges srst
day risht at Rtna sst rasna
and boy did sse bear s fsss
like garden ion Nas 4
honey.
EDDIE tHoi Ma Gfsr
was STYLED by Lynn f SRea.
ish satirist and hgnos ,.s.'.s:
this country. as Ire 'fa.,s man !
have seen on the sa. nars
than 30 years of Ma rg i-s
best.
EMMA NATHAN fesr VA!
worlds champion iis -a' p
male boxer. chaitea he
other night in a We. kraea hr
spot about her coming ersifenes,
Had not the war 81 Emma
had bouts arranged vHh isgeiri
boxers OF Europe and ASS AZ =
now stands. she Il hcT. 80 fac'
Aurelia Wheeland b. W Bronx
Chamber OF Commerts tfy u
December. n you are ~ af Np'rior
were talking 70 male elerN
that a girl can'f--OuTppiNf NuV
OR EVEN KNOCK YOr @, cor'
start any monkeysAines ~ ife'a'
ness with Emma Maitland fae'
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-12-02

ATTENTION LADIES'.
Lob FOR . Special coupon on
page -
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-12-02
LETS COOPERATE
That Should Be the Watchword Of Every
Performer-W Without 1t Show Biz Fizzles'

Ecofs N5,s-Tais .hrd srd series o. guest
herr rlse6 extensively The Tribune isesrca de-
ps-tu-sri Ta< 9s,ks s4Ae Ry represents ne
genera ID t.,,ss Nous sr5roa and for s,aT
professional Advancement. sSSes Afn.'s il bis
oh..- r.. s.rs..a "a
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-12-02
Pit NED Up ITEMS
HLAR AND THAR

Tira Dixon left for Cincy and a
JOB no work here. She penned
last weeks guest column Billie
and Mile replaced Brown and Ia
Je,;e who replaced Billie and Billy
A. me G. c. Arleen sutton has the
cG,est temper. just temper
mental star? Wonder what ever
happened 20 the girl who was hail
"a Ella Fitzgeralds vocal double
Ne liked her duplication OF "A
Tisket A-Tasket" There has been
ro'h.ng new on the purposed open
ing ~ the Chocolate Bar The rew
81 at Breads has locks and a
figure and name, rs Lorraine
something or other. The Kappa
frAt conferred Doctor Of Swing
or Jimmie Lurceford FOR h.s con-
'f.hn'i0r 20 music. mirth. swing
darce and song The Flying Cloud
orar's' WITH Elder Morton VIA the
ar could invade the field Of The
CAari7teers IF they had re
rroper management. The OILY col
cred rane produced this year has
heer Rochester ne was nitro
duces and promoted 70 s,ardom by
Jack Benny. Tickets for the Haze
Hars recital Will 70 or sale ,ht
the ls, q. Dec. she'll Cutler Jan.
la'h n.m!nutiye Henry Mathews
who was known az "ll''le Habit
locally j. In Rochester NY. as the
shoT' part ~ team known IS Slim
and 81 ny Word comes that
Clah Piar'as will rot reopen
un'il March e2rd Norwood IS
our iowr and manager Mathis
has he n don't knows - Grayce
sadie. the former society serb
bier = az elevator girl a. one OF
the dowrtowa stores Edyihe
BucSner j. another social scribe
emp. yei al The same place. For
one WOO has devoted his lite 70 en-
ieriain rr Others Bob Howe sure
re- i IL the neck poi on Wy
10 isa' man Of The church who re-
fused 70 preach his moiter's furer-
al because. he. personally. disliked
the buryirg undertaken Eddie To-
Ian. over a shoe shine. told us
Duke Ellington hst already been
signed for the Negro Progress Ex-
position in 1890 they're after
Cab Galloway Count Basic and an
other band ye' % 10 decided on.
See va,
Evening star., 1939-12-31

THIS section is doing its port in
the prosrom Of the Civil Aero
nouties Authority to turn out 10000
collegiate flyers in the United Stotes
BY next spring. And the student
flyers Of George Washington and
Maryland. pictured here. ore going
for the opportunity to become
"stickwise" with an enthusiasm thot
meons speed and efficiency in the
process.
Imoeine the thrill Of John F.
Herriek. 22-yeor old George Wosh-
;neton junior. as he fIoots obove
Congressional Airport on his first
solo flight in thot picture at left.
He wos second 6. W. flyer to solo.
"Boy," he sold. there's nothing
like it,!
In the circle obove, }. Leonord
Meokin, one Of the first Maryland
students to solo. is filling out his air
record bIonks in the flight office at
College Park Airport.
Evening star., 1939-12-31

No flights without q poro-
chute-ond you strop it on like
this. Instructor George Brink
erhoff prepares Thomos Hitch,
l9-yeor-oId Maryland student.
for one Of his first duol instruc-
tion flights at College Pork
Airport.
Star Staff Photos by F. Routt
Evening star., 1939-08-13
Forty and Eight Voiture
To Elect Wednesday

Forty and Fighters of the District
will meet for their annual election
and funfest Wednesday at Stans-
bury Lodge Hall, when Grande Vol
ture 174 will hold its annual grande
promenade 1t will open at 4::30
with balloting to begin then and
continue until the brief business ses-
sion of the Grande Voiture is called
at 8. A dinner will be served the
voyageurs at 6 o'clock. After the
meeting there will be floor show.
There are but two contests for
office, other candidates having no
opposition. Voyageur Fred Money.
Richard O'Brien and Albert Popkins
are candidates for the Office of
grand conductor and Milton Land
voigt and Thomas Callahan seek the
position of grand advocate.
William H. Hargrave, present
grand chef de train, will be elevated
to Grand chef de gare, succeeding c.
Cassard Schroth.
Delegates and alternates to the
Promenade Rationale to be held in
Chicago during the American Legion
convention next month also will be
chosen.
Invitations to the grand prone
made have been extended voyageurs
of Maryland and Virginia.
Evening star., 1939-08-13
Catholic Daughters
OF America

Interest is being taken by the
members of Court District of Co.
lumbia, No. 212, in the scholarship
award to be made next month to the
National Catholic School of Social
Service, 2400 Nineteenth street NV.
Applications will be received to the
close of August 81.
At the recent business meeting,
held in the Willard Hotel, Miss
Augusta E. Uhl, delegate to the ma
tional convention in Detroit, Mich,
gave her report. Miss Uhl also read
the report she submitted to the con-
vention showing the work carried on
in Court District Of Columbia along
educational, charitable and civic
lines.
Miss Katherine Harrington of the
press bureau of the Sodality Union
of Washington spoke on the confer
ences of the Summer School of
Catholic Action to be held this week
in the Mayflower Hotel.
Evening star., 1939-08-13
Rockville.
Births Reported

Hugh and Violet Robinson. bov.
Harry and Frances Calentine, boy.
Ennis and Virginia Swift, boy.
John and Edith Miller. boy
Robert and Mildred Ti'ler jr.. girl.
William and Aneeline Mathers. boy.
George and Mildred Dom. boy.
BENJAMIN and Virginia satterield. boy.
Sam and Ruth Kline bow.
william and Louisa Ponham. girl.
Allen and Mnreretts Miller, girl.
Donald and Be,lah Downs, girl.
James and Madeline Bstson. girl.
Charles md Evelyn Trrnnel' girl.
Francis and Louise Greer. boy
Thomas and Selma Belland, boy.
De Forrest and Fav Rathbone. boy.
Jacob and Georgia Lehman. boy
Walter and Patricia FELTON,, girl.
Rudolph and Julia Houston, girl.
James and Lorraine Thomson, jr.. boy
Angelo and Mildred Petro bov.
Joseph and Zelda Scarola, girl
Walker and Donna Stone, girl.
Jordan and Anne Thomas, girl
Everett and william Crowell, girl.
Phillip and Jean Smith, girl
Roland and Rose Wilhurn. girl
Charles and Lorean Mattingly. girl.
LLOYD and Ineg Edmonds girl.
William and Frances Burlock, boy
Mansfield and Mignon Coates, girl.
Robert and Mary Little. girl
Oden and Thelma Brown. boy
Luther and Lillian Pollard. boy.
Evening star., 1939-08-13
Deaths Reported

Catherine Farmer Callahan. 90, 3o33 ST.
BERTHE c. Shreve, 81, 1927 Maple View
pl Sc.
Frankie Coheen. 81, Harrington Hotel
Sarah Catherine ShertZer. S5. 251S 18th St
Paul Sucker. 70. Sibley Memorial Hospital
Lillian VIRGINIA Burch, "a. 511 D st. Sc
Abraham, Katz 66 1921 Trinidad ave. ne.
.John NJ Cole, SO. Sibley Memorial Hospital.
Katherine @. S. Hoover. As, 153 31st p'.
Charles Irving Collier, 81. Georgetown Uni
versitv Hospital
Alberta NJ Foster. 30. 1895 47th pl
infant Fields. Gallinger Municipal Hospital.
Infant Warder, Providence Hospital
Della Jackson. S5. II Logan ct
Eliza Minor, 70 l414 9Th. st.
John c. Whitner, 64, Freedmens Hospital
Richard JENNINGS, 81. Freedmen's Hospital.
Gilbert o. Curtis, 4s. 1850 Wisconsin ave.
Mary e Smothers, "A. "a N St
Willie Brown. IS. Callinger Hospital
Fannie Mae Busby %, Gallinger Hospital.
James E. Coles. - 60 w. Po-
tomac River ..
David Corner, j. ,onnHa,.sssaans hsshts- ssin
Infant ,Elsworth L. Giooons' oo1s haro
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