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Arkansas State press., 1942-09-04
Wilmar News

st. James AME Church closed
cut their revival last Sunday
making thhe total report Sa0.71,
Rev. G. C, Williams, Evangelist,
Rev. C, H. Harris, pastor. Miss
Mabel Lamb of Little Rock is
visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs.
Ellars Lamb Mrs. Luticus Ev-
erett died on Monday, Angus,
"a after a long illness. Funeral
was held at Shady Grove AME
Church, Friday, August 20, She
is survived by her husband, -four
daughters. two sons, one sister
and a host Of relatives and friends
Shady Grove ACE League had an
outdoor program. A visitor from
Detroit rendered four numbers and
made a splendid talk. Pres, Mrs
Arkansas State press., 1942-09-04
DermOtt News
BY Lille Mae Wim5erly

| Miss Lucille Withers of Baton
Rouge, La, who has been the
house guest of her neice, Miss
Annie c. Lewis, was entertained
with buffet supper at the home
of Dr. and Mrs. c. V. Reeves
Miss Bridget Tavern Brooks, who
has been spending her vacation in
st. Louis, is spending the week
with Mrs. f. X. Holmes. Mrs.
Harryette Harris of st Louis is
visiting her mother, Mrs. M. j..
Richardson Miss Annie C.
Lewis and Mrs. Harryette Harris
were entertained with theater
party last Wednesday evening by
Miss /. NJ, Wimberly Mrs &vr
tie Sails left Wednesday to JON
her husband in Muskegone, Mich.
after visiting friends and relatives
in st. Louis and Chicago. Miss.
A. G. Lewis left Monday for her
work In Menlfee where she is the
Home Economic teacher at the
Conway County Training School
| Mrs. Beatrice Lee was a visitor
here last week. She has now
returned to Little Rock The
Modern Matrons met at the home
of Mrs. Clara Reed, Monday. At
ter the usual business snapshots
were taken on the lawn. The
meeting was enjoyed by all If
you fail to see the reporter leave
your news at Donethy's Beauty
Shoppe.
Arkansas State press., 1942-09-04
Hope News
BY Bessie D. Flenory

Rising Star Baptist Church. The
Choir motored to Antioch to the
singing convention Sunday and
reported a very enjoyable trip, al
so the Four Harmony and others
motored to Common Hill where
they appeared on program, they
will sing at Boyd's Saturday mite
Lonoke Baptist Church: Sunday
School opened by the Supt. C.
Carmichael. Prayer hour led by
Deacons Carmichael and Rogers.
Sermon by the Pastor, Rev. Viii.
liams. B. T. U. we'll attended
Group l rendered program. Even
ing service, a musical program
Arkansas State press., 1942-09-04
FUNER AIS:

FUNERALS:
Jones Funeral Home
Mrs. Willie l.. Walker, S-2S-42
From Hopewell c. M. E. Churcn,
!, Rev. George Williams, Clergyman,
Burial Columbus, Arkansas.
Mrs. Leanna Watson, 8-@-42
FROM Shady Grove Bapt. Church
Rev. J. S. Turner, Clergyman,
Bloomburg, Texas.
/ Mr.. Guy Evans, s-27-42
From Lewisville, Arkansas.
Mrs. Annie Berry, 8. 27-42
From Hopewell G, III. F, Church
Rev. r. C. Mask, Officiating, Bur-
ial.
Mr.. John Holman, S-26-42
Burial Craven Cemetary, Prescott,
Arkansas. d
Mrs. Irene Grow, S~31-A2
From Bethel A. M. Z. Church
Waldo, Arkansas,
Mr.. Ebert Calhoun, s-2l AZ
From Emerson, Arkansas,
Mrs. Ida Kyles, 9-4-42
St. Jones Funeral Chapel, Rev X
b. Sparks, Clergyman.
Arkansas State press., 1942-09-04


songs. Mt. Zion C. M. E. Church:
Tuesday night Miles Bros Quar-
tette began a singing contest
sponsored by five clubs. Misses
Muldrew Buick $12.0; Jasie
Shaw $10.95, Leanna Taylor $3.50,
jimmie Smith, $2.41; Mrs. Shaw,
$1.78. Total amount $4O.66. Miss
Muldrew received first prize, Miss
Shaw received second, Miss Tay-
lor third. The morning message
was brought by Rev. Adams. Rev
Washington brought the sermon
at 3 o'clock, music was furnished
by the choir, The Epworth Lea
que reported good session. The
Lords Supper was administered to
members. The Miles Bros, the
Four Harmons, the Sumlin Sisters
and other visiting auartettes
rendered several numbers. B. b.
Memorial CINE Church: Sunday
School opened and Mrs, Moore
addressed the Sunday School. Adult
Glass received the financial banner
Morning message by Rev, Wash
ingten $685. was collected. Ep-
worth League was opened by
President Sanders. Bishop j. H.
Moore, D. D, Holly Springs, Miss,
delivered the message
PERSONALS Mrs pinkie
Adell, president Of the Maid Ser
vice club has returned home after
visiting friends in Hot Springs
Mr. Lowe spent Sunday in Ash
Arkansas State press., 1942-09-04
Stamps News
BY S. b. McDuffie

The Sanctified Meeting last
week was a very interesting one,
On the seth of August Ia souls
were saved and $25.75 was col
lected. Mr.. McDuffie took a visit
or from Buekner, to the meeting
Sunday and it was enjoyed by
both of them,
Arkansas State press., 1942-09-04
Wood Springs News
BY 8. Il. McDuffie

We all feel proud Of cur eWn
Mrs. Cora Warren who won the
prize in the canning contest at
Cedar Grove, We trust others
will follow in her wake. Wood
Springs patrons and the people of
Arkansas State press., 1942-09-04
Lots For Sale!

In Brundidge Addition, Hope.
Arkansas. Prices and terms very
reasonable. For information see
S. B. Young, ST. Agent. Box 27O.
Hone. Ark. Adv.
Arkansas State press., 1942-09-04

rendered by the
Choir sponsored
by Mr.. Jackson.
$30.75 was eel
lected. A. M. E.
Church. Superin-
tendent H o l I
opened the Sun.
day School. Pas
tor Covington de-
livered the SER
mon. Evening ser
vices, Rev. Will
liams preached
and Mr.. English
randorad eouoroI
Arkansas State press., 1942-09-04
News From Your Home Town : See Your Local Agent

the community hail with joy the
return of our former teachers
Prof. NJ. B. Wesley and wife who
will take charge Of our school
next term beginning the last Mon
day in September.
Arkansas State press., 1942-09-04

Little Rock. has returned home
after a brief visit with her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs Frank Flenory.
Mr.. Willie Hamilton of Tucson
Ariz. has returned home after
visiting with his mother, sister
and brothers, he was accompanied
home by his brother. Mr.. Dan
Hamilton. :. Mrs Sammie John
son Williams spent the week in
Washington, with her aunt and
uncle, Mr.. and Mrs. Chaser Cd
den Mrs Ollie Johnson and
daughter, Dorothy Jean, of Lewis
vile spent the weekend with their
brother and sistcr-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs. Grafton Epps. Friends Of
Mrs. Temmie Belle Epps are glad
she has recovered from a recent
operation Rev. Hubbard of Big
Springs, Texas was the guest of
his daughter and son-in-law, Mr..
and Mrs. Roy johnson Mrs.
Edana Smith and two sons, Jose
phi and Leon are visiting their
mother and grandmother, Mrs.
Mary Smith. ;. Mrs. Agnes
Smith, Texarkana, Texas is the
house guest Of her sister and Bro
in-law, Mr., and Mrs. Green.
Mrs. Louise johnson, Cleveland,
Ohio. was the guest Of her aunt,
Mrs. Maggie Johnson Misses
Rosie Lloyd and Willie Lacefield
have returned home from a visit
in Texarkana. Miss Lillian Bur
nett, Camden, has been the house
guest of Miss Campbell for the
week. Mr.. and Mrs. Solomon
Turner and Otis Turner, Mrs. AL
berta Price and daughter of Dallas
Texas Mrs. Matte Washington.
Gary, Indianna, were the guests
OF their many relatives and
friends of this city. Mrs. Helen
Flenory and daughter, Brenda
Joyce and Shirley Ann, have re
turned home from a visit in
Lewlsville. They were accompan-
led by their mother and grand
mother. Back from the Windy
City is Miss Mary Sue McCollum.
While there she visited her sister
and brother in law, and Mrs. Will
Cross. She visited many more
relatives and friends while there,
and she was accompanied home by
Mrs. Williams Cross and two
daughters Tea: On Monday
evening August "a handkerchief
Tea was given at the home of
Mrs. f. j. Rocks in honor of Mrs,
White of Tucson, Ariz. and Mrs.
Sr, of Detroit, Mich.
The house was beautifully decor
ated, and q lovely table was the
center of attraction. Many were
present. Among those present
we're: Mesdames Mckinley, Mary
Jones, M. C. Corengton, Ed May
RS, v White. r, Bradley, Lillian
Pruitt, Mary Pastor. f. Ferguson,
Brazell, Ellen McCollum, Catherine /
Johnson, Lena Watkins, R. J. Viii
son, c. Catherine Rena Iosha-
way and many more Sgt. M.
Wilson of Fl Clark, Texas is
nome on a visit The State +.
Camp Meeting of the Church OF ,
God has ended after going on for
the past week. 1t was we'll at
tended by ministers throughout |
the state. Many inspiring mes
sages were delivered. Some of
the guest ministers were: Rev, M. I
E. Scott of Little Rock, Rev. Ell /
ton Point of Little Rock, Elder
Lula Hayes of Robertson, Mo-, 3
members were taken In the church,
Financial report $135.35. Elder +.
G. Gladney of Pine Bluff, Pre5i-
Ding Mrs. Clara Stuart, secretary, ,
Mrs. Leila Moncrief treasurer ;,
Dinner guest: Mrs. Edna Lula
Haynes Of Robertson, Mo, was the
dinner guest Of Mr., and Mrs. j.
T. Suttles,
Arkansas State press., 1942-09-04

The festivity will begin at four o.
clock. IA ~
If you have not given your sup
port to the small children who
are contesting for King ard Queen
be ready for they will be around
There will bye two prizes, the
first for the King and Queen will
be $1,000; the prize for the charac-
ter best portraying Mother Goose
will bye $3.50. Be or hand around
twilight and see the browning.
Arkansas State press., 1942-09-04
N. Little Rock

Members Of the Morning Star
Baptist Church who were out OF
town last Sunday were the guests
Of James Addition Bapt. Church
in Cotton Plant. There was large
attendance and the day was enjoy
ed bp everyone. There were solos,
ouartettes and short talks by diff
ferent ones.
Rev. r. G. Canady, Pastor.
Arkansas State press., 1942-09-04

the daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Clay
horn Stout, AIS E. 18th street left
Thursday night for Brooklin, N.
Y. where she will study nurse
training and music. Miss Stout was
a sophmore at Ark. State College
and an advanced student in mus
ic. She will make her home with
her brother and sister-in.law, Mr..
and Mrs. Clayborn Stout,jr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert johnson OF
1911 Beech street had as their
guest, Mrs. Selma Trueluck and
two children, Marie and Lewis
Trueluck from Chicago. visiting.
She returned home Thursday.
Mrs. L. s. Wheaton Of OFT E.
l4th street left for Gary. Indiana
where she will make her home
with her son.
Arkansas State press., 1942-09-04

l.. T.. Jones. Mrs Estella Gar.
ner has returned from Detroit at
ter being at the bedside Of her
daughter Mrs Juanita Gallo way.
Arkansas State press., 1942-09-04
SUNSET ADDITION:

Church of God in Christ. If you
did not witness that great reviv-
al that ended in a fill day Of
great rejoicing in the Lord, well
you missed the time of your life.
The presence of the Lord was in
Ihe s. s. and on the water side
where 81 saints were baptized,
then returning to the house CT
prayer where be met US again in
the Lords Supper and other cere-
monies. We were reminded of that
great Penticostal meeting IN the
Bible times The Church Of Gcd In
Christ, 1903 Lee street, Is now lift
ing Up Jesus on every side and
completely chasing the Devil out.
Elder w. w. Flowers, Pastor,
Mrs Stuckey, reporter.
Pandora Club wishes to invite
its friends TO the Mother Goose
Pageant to be held at Blocks
Pleasure Garden on Labor Dap.
Arkansas State press., 1942-09-04
EAST END:

st. James Missionary Society
had wonderful sermon Sunday
preached by pastor Williams. $lA.
rs was collected. Pastor Williams
is conducting revival meeting al
his church in Homan, Rev. G. R.
King will preach.
Mrs. Wilhert Jones Of Detroit,
Michigan is visiting her mother
here. Mrs. Lucy Dawson and sis
ter, Mrs. Ossss Leaks and Mrs.
Rosie Porter Of Detroit are visiting
relatives and friends.
Arkansas State press., 1942-09-04
IRON MOUNTAIN
ADDITION

ADDITION
Mrs. Lille Bell Of Dallas is
spending the weekend with her sis
ter, Mrs. l.. V. Williams. Miss Vi
van Booth of Queen City, Texas
is leaving for home Sunday. She
has been the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs
Thomas Paxton. Mrs. Ollie Jones,
1877 Rippell St. Detroit is here
Visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Lular Sawson. Mrs. Francis Max
well and son, Leroy are visiting
in Kansas City, Mo. On the Sick
list this week are Mrs. Martha
Moore. Mrs. Mary Phelps, Mrs.
Mallissie Rose. and Mrs. Lula
Dawson. Mrs. Alvatene Smith left
Sunday for Eugene, Oregon to
Join her brother and sister-in- law,
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Washington.
Mrs. Carrie Anderson spent last
weekend in the city visiting Mrs.
Earcie Lee Roberts. The Usher BID.
of the Lonoke Bapt. Church en-
joyed lemon squeeze at the.
home Of Mrs. Bernice Miller, Sun.
The following guest and members
were nrpspnt. Mrs. Carrie M. An
derson. Monroe, La, Mrs. Earcie
Roberts, Mrs, Flossie Stewart,
Mrs. Lodis Wesley, Mrs. Maud
Charleston, Mrs. Julia Brown, Mrs.
Katie Haynes, Misses Josephins
Jackson and Geneva Stewart. Mr.
Win Paxton, Mr.. Joe Wesley and
Mr. and Mrs. Miller,
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LOCAL ADVERTISEMENTS

FOR SALE aIed Hay and Straw.
II. S. Friend, Deer Park, Md.-AdvCr-
tiscment 37-3t
FOR SALE Eighteen tons good
balcd hay; one good Jersey COW, fresh.
William Fitzwatcr, SWanton.-Advcr-
tiscmcnt 1886
FOR SALE Eighteen tons good
baled hay; one good Jersey COW. VIII
liam Fitzwater, Swanton.-Adver-
tisemcnt 37-3t"
FOR SALE-One circulator Heater,
one Cook Stove; good condition. Apply
No. l Cottage, Deer Park, Md.-Ad-
vertiscment 37-3t%
FOR SALE-Gas range. four burn
crs, oven and broiler. Apply Dr.. Dant-
zic, First National Bank building,
Wednesday evening reimbursement |
FOR SALE-One 9X12 Congoleum
Rug; Library Table; Writing Desk
with drawer Mrs Gid Hncklcy,
NaIly Building, Oakland.-Advertisc-
mcnt 39-2t
LOST-M Maryland License Plate No.
2S2-40S. Anyone finding same will be
rewarded. Call SILL, Oakland Geo.
w, Kccfcr, Crcllin.- advertisement IT.
FOR SALE-One 1880 Tractor,
used w. c. on steel, ? used Moving
Machines, one used Oliver Tractor
Plow, 2 Horses, one Fordson Tractor.
Apply Savage & Sanders, Liberty St,
Oakland, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 39-3t
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We desire to extend our sincere APP
probation to all our friends and rel
atives for their many kindnesses to US
during the illness and following the
death of our father and grandfather.
the late Heenan J. Wilson.
We especially desire to thank the
Rev. Johnson, of Oakland; the pail
bearers of Kitzmillcr; the Rev Wris-
ton and the choir of the Methodist
church at Kitzmiller, and those who
sent floral tributes and donated the
use of their automobiles May God
bless you all!
Mrs. GEORGIA WILSON QUEER.
ROBERT f. WILSON.
MRS. ELLEN QUEER FLOYD.
MRS GWENDOLYN JONES.
MISS JANICE LOU WILSON.
--AdVprciSpmCnt If
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rOp CATE Onob oh,, b,o,.,, oood
% ,,.;oo IN o0Z
o' Adv % - '''''''''''0 P-'~N' '''-
-on D
FOX KEN IIf ouf-room apartment
neat 1urnlshed; Apply Mrs "A anna
'ii n"n n 1eIUI,U y y g.
. FOR e hLN i one large Wen I'll lH aI
nlshea IfohE DeoCooH N Apply % Al
uer street MIS- Ms u l. oIeIllpIe'-Ao-
NeIllSeIlellI 1oVl.
FOR SALE-Typewriter, standard
keyboard; section Book Case, glass
doors; tive-tube Battery Radio; large
Filing Cabinet. Address Box 355, Mt.
Lake Park, Md-Advertisement 36-6t#
FOR SALE-A fve-room house
with bath, gas. electricity and water,
in Mountain Lake Park One thousand
dollars cash. E. NJ. Townshend. s B
Plateau Place. Greenbclt, Md.-Ad-
vertisemcnt STAT
For SALE pacl,ard 1o2o four
donr sodan E,,caIon4 co,d;+;o,, No
I,va ,odia az boata 'I Caa,.;f
SI05 Nav bn soan at shan. M Not".
r. TIL t,..,5t oaI.1a '5't''' hfJ
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1942-11-19
Social Security
Beneficiaries Nav
Do Farm Work
Wages Received From Farm
Work VIII Not Affect Payment
OF Old-Age Insurance

H. NJ. Millhouser, manager Of the
Cumberland office Of the Social Secur-
ity Board, said today that persons
who are receiving Old-Age and Sur
vivors Insurance benefits may con
tinue to receive such benefits and at
the same time earn maximum wages
in agricultural work
Mr.. Milhouser said that although
the Social Security Act prohibits the
payment Of benefits to anyone who
receives wages Of $15 or more per
month, in job that is covered by the
Act, this ruling does not apply to
farm labor because agricultural work
is not covered by the Act
Benefciaries under the Old-Age and
Survivors Insurance system, who re
ceive checks from the Government
every month, found leaflet with their
November checks which points out
these facts:
Farm labor is urgently needed.
You can help your Government win
the war if you will accept farm work.
The extra money your earn will not
stop your monthly OId-Age and Sur
vivors Insurance payments because
agricultural work is not covered by
the Social Security Act.
Boys and girls who are 16 or II
years old who wish to extend their
summer vacations in order to work on
a farm may continue to receive their
monthly insurance benefits while 50
working. However, they must notify
the Social Security Board office of the
date they expect to return to school.
Your local United States Employ
ment service office will give you full
information about available jobs. If
YOU can give a helping hand, visit
your local employment office now"
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at the home of Rev Will
liam Cosner, near Fairview
Mrs, Dora Miller, of Terra Alta, is
spending the week with her niece,
Mrs. GiImor Fille and family, near
Eglon.
Miss Hattie Haas, Of Aurora, went
last week to Baltimore, where she
plans to remain indefinitely.
Dr. H. c. Miller has purchased the
former Jonas Bittinger farm, which
joins his property at Eglon. The prop
erty has been occupied by Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Vought and family, who
have been caretakers for the Bittin-
ra,,c
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GORTNER

Some folks grow under response
bility; others merely swell"
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Wecsc and
SON. Oh heySef' spent one evening last
week visiting MIS- Neeses nome
loIkS' Mr. and Mrs. Roy Lee.
Mf' ana Mrs. SIMON SWartzentruber
''I'',, WI an" -N'S /! u'erl H'"i 0'I'
Gu" WI an" N'' . H. w. D'0se Oh
'','U''S
VI ''''>' '''' '"' 'SS' ''''.S my VI
y 80 SCI - 'oS '',''i' ii'"' ~ '---,-''''
''''''''''"'! ''"'y' SERVICES next sun
'''' '''o,'''''S an" evening" mere ana "'
''',,' 0''", 'l,lN'
land. Drs 11;1Io, La,.,,.. + ;li;a- c1,,r
fo, Kotb,,,, Kraon ,,d tIa,.aIJ C,,a
gv of Rod House ,,o,o c,,,o,.+. -, tbo.
ho,,,o If NJ, AMI A.. lr,.,,... C,,,..
lein recontIv
Relatives of this como1nnitv attend
ing tho funeral Of the latc Mrs Fan
ME Maust Miller at Maple Glen church
on Wednesday consisted Of rcprcscn-
tativc members Of the Swartzcntru-
Der, ouer ana LIchty lamilieS'
MIS- anna bllIihgef' Mr. and MfS'
Ai0ert SINk' Miss Lena SIabach and
9aln 0I@oach spent sunday afternoon
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aver, Margaret Glotfelty, of Oak

HEAVIER, Margaret Glotfelty, of Oak
land.
Those who visited Mr. and Mrs.
Herman Rodeheaver at their new
home in Hoycs on Sunday evening
were Mr.. and Mrs Mason Rodeheaver
and two sons, Mr.. and Mrs. Hubert
Bowman, Mrs. George Glotfelty, Mr..
and Mrs. Charles l. Wright, Pvt and
Mrs. Paul Bmkholder and Catharine
Wright
Claude Lowdermilk has secured en-
ployment in Cumberland and has
moved to that city.
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MRS. FLOYD MILLER

Funeral services for Mrs Fannie
Maust Miller, 80, were held Wednes-
day in the Maple Glen church, near
Grantsvillc. Mrs Miller died in Hazel
McGilvery Hospital, Meycrsdalc She
was a member of the Amish Mennon-
lite church.
Surviving are her husband, Floyd
Miller; her father, Joel Maust, of
Mcyersdalc; one sister and two broth
crs and the following children; Daniel,
Iva, Ivan, Barbara, Lewis, Jacob. AL
len, Katherine and Fannie
Bishop c. w. Bender assisted Rev
Shcm Peachy at the service. Inter
mcnt was in the Maple Glenn ceme-
terry near Grantsville.
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MOUNTAIN LAKE PARK UNITED
BRETHREN CHURCH
Rev. John c. Foster, Pastor

Lynndale. Preaching at 1000 A. NJ,
Sunday school, 10:45 A. NJ.
Loeb Lynn. Sunday school, 1000 A.
NJ; preaching, 1900 A. NJ; Christian
Endcayor, 700 P NJ.
Crellin. Christian Endeavor, 700 P.
NJ; preaching 1870 P NJ.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1942-11-19

Single copies of The Republi-
can may be obtained at the Hamill
Book and Stationery Store, corner
Third and Alder streets, where the
current issue of the paper is
placed on sale every Thursday af-
ternOOn. Price. 5 cents per copy.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1942-11-19
Sunday Services in Churches of
The County
BLOOMINGTON METHODIST
CHARGE
Rev. Leslie r. Stewart, Pastor

Church School at Bloomington,
Chestnut Grove, and Cross at 10 a. m,
and at Mt Zion at 2:30 p. m.
The Young People meet at Chest
nut Grove and Cross at 1880 p. M,
and at Bloomington at Gas p. m.
Sermons by the pastor at Cross at
II a. m, and at North Glade at 1870
p. m (Note the change in the North
Glade hour.
Mid-week prayer and worship serv-
ice at Bloomington every Wednesday
night at 1880.
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Mrs Henry G, Catucci, Washington.
spent the weekend here with her pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs, j. Frank Brown
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs Costello Woods and
family, Mt Lake Park, visited Mr..
and Mrs. J. Alvin Friend Sunday
MIR. and Mrs. William Trout, Pitts
hurgh, were guests recently at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs, Milton s. De
Witt.
Mrs. Thomas Bishoff Oakland,
called on friends here during the past
week.
Miss Viola Broadwater, principal
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MRS. LOUISE r. DEFFIBAUGH

Funeral services were conducted on
Sunday, November IS, for Mrs. Lou
Use Elizabeth Deffihaugh, who died
on November - at Short Creek, W.
Va, in her Dist year,
Mrs. Dcffibaugh was a daughter of
the late John and Priscilla Enlow for
mcr residents of the Oakland commu-
nifty. She was the last Of a family Of
eight children and was a sister Of the
late James A. and David T. Enlow,
and an aunt Of Mrs. Anna Smousc and
Mrs. George WARWICK both Of Oak
land. Services were held from the
Methodist church in Short Creek.
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AURORA-EGLON
Deaths

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n,,co 1obnso,, ,,oro M, .,L ,rrs e
p ua,,.t.aJ nnl JouaI,.aua u;aa
po.,.I anl 11n. EIa., p1aal pou MI
1Irs n y cnaid Mr.. Urn Fu,o
Mr.. Matilda ti,o Nrs 11inrio E;Io
and r G Indy
Sor;ou.ly III
1rrs Eva Davis is so,;on.I,, III ot
hon. bor,o .+ Auror. bo,,i,,,r s,,fforod
y stroke Of oaraIvsis Sunday nigbt
Hcr last s,,,,vivirg sister Mrs Ar
.rctt who lived ncv+ door nasscd
avav ON Monday afternoon whose
obituary NAV he found elsewhere in
his issue,
Mrs. DcIilah Fjkc, who has been an
invalid for about four years is scri-
ouslv i'll at her home. near Brookside
George Wotrinr has been very i'll
at his homo ON Maintain Ton
Cradle Roll Program
A Cradle Roll program will be
rendered Sunday evening, November
p. at the Maple Spring church.
Everyone is invited to these services.
Service Men Visiting Their Homes
The following service men. all of
near Horse Shoe Run, and who arc in
various training camps. are visiting
their respective homes: Chester Shat
fer. son of Mr.. and Mrs. William Shat
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of the Sang Run school, spent the
week end at her home in Grantsville
Mrs. George Nordeck and daughter,
Parsons, were guests of relatives here
on Saturday.