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Arkansas State press., 1943-01-15
Garland City
Nelson Boykins. Jr.

Sunday School at Lanesport
Baptist Church was conducted BY
Supt Louis Blair, jr.. with brief
lesson discussion and general re
view by w. T. Townsel. Praise
services were conducted by Dea-
con Judge Kinner and others with
scripture reading by Rev. Whitlow
and Rev. II. C. Cocks delivering
the sermon, "Tell the World About
Jesus" Installation services were
also observed with welcome al
dress by Louis Blair, jf., with
Rev, J, {, Valentine bringing the
installation sermon. Contributing
to the music side were numbers by
W. r. Townsel, Everlean Heard,
the Mt. Grove Harmony Club, Mrs.
Gertrude Hicks and also the South
ern Five Quarrette "a Christian
Bv Test" was read by Mr.. Orange
Nesbitt; Duties of the pastor ny
Mrs. Bernice Boykins and Other
readers were Jessie Pearl Nes-
lev and Mrs. Matte V. Smith with
closing remarks by Mrs. Sarah
Cooks. In charge Of the collection
totaling $28,sS were Deacons Mes
bia, Kemp and Sister Townsel an(
Rice. Usual Sunday School was
observed at Wynn Baptist church
with all eyes turned toward Lanes
port and Gunpoint for Installation
Arkansas State press., 1943-01-15
Wood Springs News
By Clifford Mask

Young folk were cut in large
numbers to attend Sunday School
on Sunday, with Supt. J. Warren
giving an instructive lesson re-
view. Mr.. and Mrs. A. d. Yves
ley have moved to their new home.
Little Jesse James Smith who has
been visiting his mother in Lake
Village is at home and in school
again to the delight Ct his teach.
ers and classmates. The WV A
girls under the supervision Of Their
president, Mrs. Viola Lowe had a
successful entertainment on Sat
urday night, with receipts total
ing $11.00. The entire member
ship and friends Of Clevon Springs
church are working to rebuild the
church, destroyed by recent
storm. A building fund drive has
been launched by Rev. Fl. c. Cook.
A farewell informal party was
given on Thursday night, honor
ing Mr.. and Mrs. r. Rogers. rion-
eer citizens of the Community
who will be leaving Saturday for
California. Their children ODDS
and Holen are students at Stamps
Hi School. Henry Mask gospel
soloist entertained the audience
Saturday night A J. Govan
made business trip to Texarkana
Saturday. The Extension class at
lLewisville, with Prof. Turner as
instructor is, doing very effective
work. Many local boys are sehe-
duled for induction Monday. Rev.
Rusk has been called to the pas
torate of New Hope Church.
Arkansas State press., 1943-01-15
Newport
By Mrs. Gladys Mays

Mr. L. c. Battle Of st. LOUIS
visited relatives on Saturday
Mrs. Evelyn jackson spent the
weekend with her family COM
ing from Little Rock where she
is Adult Education teacher at
Camp Robinson. Mrs. Nelma
Waugh Of Little Rock spent Thurs
day here as guest of Mr.. and Mrs
Booker Mays enroute to Bates
vile. Mesdames Anna Lee Was
ner and Hyles Springer were din
ner guest Of Mrs. Lena Steele or
Saturday. Those on sick list are
Mesdames Tommie Hill, Emme'
Bratcher, Gertrude Pitts, and katt
lecn Carter. Mrs. Jessie Cole IL
reported limprpvihg EfteS few
DAYS illness. Little Josephine
Cole celebrated her second birth
day on January s. Mss Sndi
Lee Fulton is out again after
few days illness, also Mrs. Ros'
Robinson is i'll Rev. W. c
Willis spent few hours here OF
business. Mr.. Willie McClen
don spent a few hours with Mrs
Katheleen Carter and children.
"Doc" and Mrs. ] A. Jamisor
and Mrs. Mary Freeman Of Littl
Arkansas State press., 1943-01-15
Cross Road
BY Miss Hattie Thompssr

Community Notes; Elder E. F.
Hayes left for Kilgore, Texas to
hold services on Sunday. Mrs.
Oliver Henderson was guest pf
Mrs. Roberta Dunbar on Sunday.
Mrs. Christine Turner and brother,
Clifton Dunbar left for her home
at Malvern on Sunday, having
spent two weeks with her mother,
Mrs. Roberta Dunbar. Confined
to Hope hospital is Harry Will
liams who suffered broken leg
and other major injuries at the
mill where he was employed. The
Home Mission Circle met on Mon
day, with officers elected for the
new year. Appearing on the pro-
gram was Mrs. Lacy Turner as
soloist St. Jonah Baptist church
held regular services Sunday with
prayer services led by Will Young
and Mrs. Emma Sanders, with the
latter also reading reports Of the
Missionary Society. An inspiring
sermon was brought by Rev, Roo
sevelt Sears. Collection was $5.85
The church is planning to report at
the January Board to be held in
Magnolia and all members are
urge d to pay representation fees.
Rev. II. J. Price was dinner guest
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Allen on Sunday
and enjoyed wholesome meal ar
ranged by the hostess.
Arkansas State press., 1943-01-15
ROttaken
Mrs. Golena II. Falks

Mrs. Golena r. Falks
The Sunday School was in charge
of Asst. Supt. U. s. Wilson with
good attendance reported and
lesson reviow by the pastor Rev
W. C. Pennington. Glass No. !
taught by Mrs. Lovida Modem was
banner class for the Gay. Praise
services were led nv Deacons Tom
ME Fuller, U. s. Wilson and Will
Ringo. with pastor Pennington
bringing the sermon. Collection
for the day totaled $l7.00. Regis
tered as visitors were Mrs. Nan
cy Irving of Little Rock, Mrs.
Mcbride Of Woodson, Mrs. Mary
Henderson, Preolia Jean Cross,
Isabella Molten, Marion Owens.
Berdia Thomas, Mr.. ard Mrs. Hill
liad Macon, Mrs. Willie Ringo,
pearlie M. Ringo and George Lee,
all of Wrightsville.
Personals Mrs. Mile johnson
of Mexico, Mo-, was visiting
friends after the death Of her sis
ter. New readers Of the State
Press are Mesdames Georgia Lind
sew, Rosie Williams, Rosie Nc
Bride and G. f. Waters.
Arkansas State press., 1943-01-15

and Willie White jr., were mar
lied during the holidays. We hope
you will be very happy.
NOTE Please buy your State
Press from Earl Portlock. He will
be happy to serve you and do buy
more Bonds and Stamps, a salute
to Uncle Sam is more to b. desir-
ed than Herr Hitler.
Arkansas State press., 1943-01-15

the pastor gifts and SIS in cash.
Out of town visitors present were
Rev. Bosley and wife Of Tie Plant
The pastors wife, Mrs. Miles and
Rev. ]. Dennis of Sweet Home.
The total amount raised during the
day was $3.50. Mrs. lone Fuller
is president and Miss Landora
Currant is secretary Of the Pas,
tors Aid Club.
The Second Baptist Church held
its regular meeting Sunday, Jan,
10. The services were reported
very good. The pastor, Rev. Simms
preached very pointed sermon on
the subject "a New Birth" There
were quite a few visitors present.
More than $40 was raised during
the day. The evening services
were omitted.
Brooks Chapel CINE church held
its regular services Sunday, Jan.
10. The Sunday School was we'll at
tended and lessons were reported
good. The morning sermon was
delivered by the pastor, Rev. A.
Williamson. Visitors present were
Rev. E. Cathay and Rev. T. Cold
ing.
The Bookmobile has deposited
another box of interesting and in
formative books for the local book
lovers. Your librarian urges you
to take advantage of this oppor-
tunity to become well read.
Books may be obtained at the
school on week days between 9 and
4 from Mrs. McMurray.
Mrs. A. C. Shanks. junior high
school teacher, is hack with us at
ter an extended visit in St. Louis
where she visited her husband,
relatives and friends during the
holidays. She reports most en-
joyable trip Both teachers and
students were glad to have her
back.
Mrs. Lucille Lucas died Satur-
day, JAN, 8. She is survived by
her husband, illus Lucas; two
small children, Monia Dell and
illus Lucas, jr., her mother and
several sisters and brothers. Fun
eral services were held Wednesday
at First Baptist church. No. 2.
Your reporter takes this means
to announce that Prof. Randolph
is the agent for the State Press in
our community and if you have a
friend or acquaintance who does
not know this Plel Use tell him.
There are many who would like to
buy and read paper if they only
knew where to get one. Let each
reader resolve to boost the sales
of our local race paper, The State
Press.
Arkansas State press., 1943-01-15
Hot Springs High
Lights From
Gloria Downs

II. j. Eden left Sunday to
take up defense work in California
Mr.. Wright porter at kress' store
accompanied him, Mrs. II. ], Eden
journeyed with them as far as
Little Rock.
Bishop John A. Gregg of the A
NJ. F.. Church has come to the city
for a much needed rest.
/ Rev. W. l. Souder, AME Zion
preacher of Florida was seen in
the city last week. The mother of
H. c. Cravens (employee a
the Arkansas Trust Co.. visited
the city Sunday.
Miss Callye Louise Gardner is
presenting her pupils in "Fu.
ture Star Musical Friday night a,
Visitors Chapel sponsored by the
Entire Nous Club.
| Some Gossip. A young visitor
from Chicago was heard the other
night asking a young lady If she
wanted a car he was seen the
next day applying for work at a
bath house. he careful. Miss
Flora.
The pastor Of Cottrell Chapel
CINE Church has announced that
his church will be renovated in 80
days, my check on the work re-
veals that the tall Bachlor who is
tearing away the walls talks to
three ladies every time he takes
ore brick out. Keep the ladies
away Rev if you want your church
fixed. Haven Methodist Church's
new janitor, in preparing for a
meeting the other night turned the
lights and fire on in the church
and locked all the doors as he went
away, the people were all found
knocking on the doors when the
pastor came. oh, for a janltor
school. ha ha!
Arkansas State press., 1943-01-15

Rock spent q few hours with
friends the past week. "Doc" is
a government inspector and in
spected tho local air base while
here. Rev. J. N. Turner held first
quarterly conference at st. Paul A,
N. E. Church on Sunday with Rev
N. L. Dove, pastor. Other church
GO report we'll attended services
Arkansas State press., 1943-01-15
Stamps
By Mrs Edna c. Boone

Sunday morning services t
Buchanan Baptist Church were
we'll attended. Rev. A. L. Dias,
pastor delivered an inspiring mes
sage, using as his subject, "The
Good General" Among those pres
ent was Cpl. James Bruster of
Camp Gruber, Okla, on furlough.
Our Boys In Camp; Mrs. Gladys
Brown, one of our efficient work
ers in the WPA Hot Lunch Room
has two sons in service. Pvt Mel
vim James Smith. stationed in No.
Africa and Sgt. Lewis c. Smith, in
Camp in New Orleans, La, Pvt.
John w. LETTERS, Jr., brother OF
Prof. L. d. letters, principal OF
Lafayette Co. Trg school is in Fl.
Sill, Okla, Pvt. Charlie Burdette is
in Camp Walters, Texas. La
fayette is operating with all of its
faculty again. Mrs. Carrie Con-
nally of Omaha. Texas has filled
the vacancy left by Miss Thelma
Jackson in the science department.
The tuberculosis Campaign spon-
sored by Mesdames Jewell Purvis
and Edna C. Boone was very sue
cessful. Lafayette sold its full
quota $1,000 in seals. Bettye Jean
Burrell, Lee Helen Dockery, Lue
Easter Walker and Willie Lee Viii
son were commended by the facul-
ty for their essays on T. B. Con-
troll and are now eligible for the
spring essay contest. Mrs. Artee
Buford, Kansas City, Kansas and
Mrs. Eczema Howard, Los Angel
es. California, daughter Of Mrs,
Ophela Miller were holiday visit
ors here. Miss Isabella Dockery
Arkansas State press., 1943-01-15
Wooster
BY carrie Halcrombe

Pilgrim Rest Baptist Church:
Sunday School attendance was
good last Sunday, with Supt. W. B.
Woodland in charge and lesson
topic discussed by H. c. Woodland,
bringing highlights on the subject
"Jesus Instructs q Great Teacher,
with brief but timely review by
the pastor, Rev. Paul Wilkerscn.
Mrs. Dorie Hopkins and Deacon
Ben Halcrombe and others led
morning praise services, with the
pastor bringing n masterful ser
Arkansas State press., 1943-01-15

ceremonies. St. James reports a
good Sunday School attendance.
After 20 years absence, Mr.. Wal
ter Thompson spent last week end
in Wiedner as guest of his sisters,
Mrs. Mary Burrel and Miss Mag
gle Thompson and step mother,
Mrs. Anna Thompson and he re-
ports a pleasant trip. Mrs. Louise
Wright spent the week end at tho
bedside of her mother. who is re-
ported very i'll.
Arkansas State press., 1943-01-15

mon, 1.-THE New Birth" Visiting
were Mrs. Earl Gault, Mr.. Louis
Bonds, Mrs. Johnnie Woodland and
Joseph Woodland. Special music
was furnished by the choir group
and the Humble Four Quartettc.
Arkansas State press., 1943-01-15
WOodsOn
BY Mrs. r. B. McMurray

The First Baptist Church held
its regular services, Sunday, Jan.
8, beginning with Sunday school
at 1000 The lesson was review
ed by the pastor, Rev. A. Miles,
who also preached splendid SER
mon at the morning service, "Will
a Man Rob God" After the morn
ing service a program was rendeu
ed by the Starlight Band in honor
of the pastor. The program was
as follows: Welcome by Nancy
Mae Fuller; a prayer for the pas-
tor was offered by Jewel Ruth
Currant; reading by Marquette
Walker; solo by Lois Currant. /.
The pastors Aid Club presented
Arkansas State press., 1943-01-15

Start the New Year off ky
Buying War Bonds and Stamps
from Each Pay Cheek and Support
ing Your Home Town Paper. IL
Your Greatest Defense
Only $2.eo per Year by mail.
Arkansas State press., 1943-01-15
Ell Dorado
by Miss Ruth Ingram

by Miss Ruth Ingram
Society Slants: Mr.. and Mrs.
Sherman Andrews gave a beauti-
full buffet supper honoring C. P,
Williams of Washington Hi School
Mrs. Martha Sheppard of the de-
Tense plant and Miss Ella b. CAT
ford Of Fairview Grammar school
prior to their call to eolors. The
group enjoyed music and games in
the beautifully decorated home
and guests included, Mr.. and Mrs.
F. Davis. Mr.. and Mrs. George
Gresham, Mr.. and Mrs. Warren
tPick) Williams, Mr.. and Mrs.
Toab Grant, Mr.. and Mrs. Scott
Thomas, Mr.. and Mrs. o. G. Smith
Mr.. and Mrs. c. P. Williams Miss
es Earnestine Burton. Elizabeth
Redmon, Lizzie McClear, Ella B.
Gafford and Messrs. Lowell Rog-
ers, and c. C. Anderson. Prof.
and Mrs. Williams and Prof. and
Mrs. Burlington of Magnolia en-
tertaiRed group of friends on
Jan. 4, with the most beautiful
buffet supper of the season. The
house and table were decorated in
holiday colors. A huge platter of
fried chicken, ham and other as
sorted delicacies were served.
Music and games were played.
Guests were Mr.. and Mrs. c. P.
Williams, Mrs. Pearson, Mr., and
Mrs. kimblc, Cpl. Geo. Vanhook,
Miss Ruth Ingram Mr.. and Mrs.
S. Andrews and Mrs. and Mrs.
Scott Thomas. Everybody left with
a cry Of "Happy New Year.. Mrs.
Scotty Thompson entertained her
husband on January 3. with a hap
Ply birthday party when delight
full plate lunch was served and
games and music enjoyed by Mr..
and Mrs. Wallace Gafford, Mr.. and
Mrs, C. P. Williams, Mrs. Pear
son, Mr.. and Mrs. S. Andrews and
Jimmie Sullivan. Mrs. Will Sing
Teton entertained her husband, Will
Singleton with a New Year birth
day party with fried chicken, hot
rolls and all the trimmings served
Gifts were presented by Mrs. s.
Andrews. There to wish him a
happy birthday were Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Lee Green. Mr.. and Mrs.
Warren (Pick) Williams, Mr.. and
Mrs. O. G. Smith, Mr.. and Mrs.
Sherman Andrews, Carl Ruffins,
Titus Johnson, Ed Miller and Miss
Eallie Williams. On New Years
Day Mrs. Warren Williams was
hostess at beautiful birthday
and duck dinner party IGNORING
her husband Warren Williams.
Guests were Mr.. and Mrs. viii
Singleton, Mr., and Mrs. O. G.
Smith, Mr.. and Mrs Sherman
Andrews, Frank Mathews Of San
Francisco, California Messrs.
Duke and Skinner of Saint Louis
Miss Callie Williams and Mrs.
Jessie Smith, with the honoree
receiving many useful gifts. Mrs.
Minnie Grant and Mrs. Lizzie Nc
Clellan started the Yuletide with
happy birthday breakfast for
Toab Grant on Christmas morning
Guests were Misses Matilda Smith
Flossie Powell and Elizabeth Red
mon and Mr.. and Ms. Delphia
Wiley, Mr.. and Mrs. Sherman An
drews, Messrs. Charlie Dickerson,
Ed Miller and G., Noflin, Otto
Num- and Mrs. Edna Tyrce, with
delicious two course breakfast
served and the tree covered with
gifts.
SCHOOL NEWS: Back to their
work after spending the holidays
in Little Rock are Mrs. Eli Yancy
and Miss Ruth Ingram. The Wash
ington Hi team entertained Prof.
Williams and teachers before he
left for the army, with many gifts
presented to him along with s45.00
in cash.
Now ~ THR TIWp IN JOJN
OTHERS IN READING TYR
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Texarkanians
N F w S

Brand will meet with the Mt. Zion
Baptist Church on Sunday, Jan. II
as announced by c. II. Mitchell,
president.
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Clarence Bender, of near Meyersdale
were weekend visitors at Noah
Lichty's
Mrs. Mary Mosser, who has been
confined to her room by sudden i'll
ness for over a week, is able to be
up and about the house again. She
was visited recently by Messrs. Earl
and Ray Mosser and families. Mr. and
Mrs. Webb Roth, Mr. and Mrs Elmer
Shaffer, Mrs. bessie Wolfe, and
others
Dolores Swartzentruber spent
Thursday night with Gloria Maffett
in Oakland.
John Sunny, Allen Petersheim
Fredia Lichty, Amanda Paul and
Milton Beachy, of Meyersdale, spent
from Saturday until Tuesday, visit
ing here.
Henry and Noah Yoder took the
lattel's son. Fred, to Westernport
clinic on Wednesday,, for a tonsil
operation.
Mr.. and Mrs. w, E. Spoerlein, and
Mr.. and Mrs Ernest Spoerlein and
daughter enjoyed picnic dinner with
Harvey Swartzentruber and family in
Swartzentrubers grove, Sunday.
Mrs Willard Swartzentrubcr suf-
fered with tonsilitis for several days
Mrs Pearl Kaufman, of mean
Pittsburgh, arrived at Noah Lichty
ON Sunday to attend the funeral of
her brother, Asa Mowery, on Monday
Ralph Liller, Of near Bayard; Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Weese and son, of
Kcyser; Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Riley
and daughter, and Misses Leola Riley
and Margaret Friend were among the
weekend guests at Roy Lees.
Mr.. and Mrs Irwin Yoder attended
a Sunday School conference at Grants
Vile, Sunday and Monday.
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GORTNER

You are invited to Church services,
Sunday morning by the Brethren, and
Sunday evening by the United
Brethren.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Swartzentruber,
Sugar Greek, announce the birth of a
SON. Herman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chambers Spiker are
the parents of a daughter, Laura
June.
Miss Betty Jean Mason, of Cleve-
land, Ohio, arrived Friday evening to
be the guest of Miss Betty Lee.
Forrest Gortner purchased a fine
riding horse at Balls farm in Canaan
Valley.
Miss Leona Dodge is attending
summer school at Bridegwater, Va.
Misses Fay and Mildred Biser, ac-
companied Mr. and Mrs. Frank Biser
to McHenry on Wednesday, whore
they took dinner with Mr.. and Mrs,
Ernest Mosser.
Mrs. Howard KEEPER received a box
of sea shells, last week, from her
husband, who is with the navy some
where in the West Pacific.
Mrs. d. J. Swartzentruber spent
Wednesday with her sister Mrs.
Catherine Miller, at Springs She was
accompanied by Mrs. Jacob Swartzen-
truber and Mrs Willard Swartzen-
truber and son, Richard who spent
the day with Mrs. Barbara Beachy,
near Salisbury.
Mrs Jane Becghly has returned
home from Swallow Falls.
Adam Grew, Mrs Effie Yodcr Mrs.
Barbara Bender and Mr. and Mrs.
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ing through the underground parts
q '"' > e''l', Col'IfoI' ! anu more Seeo
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age Inc NE history ana damage IS
similar TO mat OF the preceding Spe-
cleS' oonJroI' me same h'elhooS rec
commenced Iof Jhe striped cucumber
oeeue VIII cohIFoI inns pest
The Squash Bug
The admits are about 5-8 inch 1onq.
dat-backed dark brown above mot
tied with yellow underneath and have
crimson beneath +bo winos The ogos
are veIIowisb-b rown 70 vorv darI,
lronzv-brown and are laid u, orouns
Of = few dozen on +bo undersidos of
tba leaves in +ba anoIns fornod bv tho
vains Tho nvn,nb. which bo+cb from,
tho ogos arc st,.il,ina1v coIorod a. frs+
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at oven C375F.D for 20 minutes, or I'M
til done Cover with Chocolate Fluff
Topping,
Chocolate Fluff Topping
? egg whites. Is teaspoon salt, 1-3
cup corn syrup, z package Of semi
sweet chocolate chips, melted and
cooled, teaspoon vanilla.
Beat egg whites with salt until
stiff enough to hold up in peaks, but
not dry. Add syrup gradually and
continue beating until very thick. Fold
in chocolate and vanilla. makes suf-
fcient topping to cover tops Of two
s OF 8 inch layersl.
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CARD OF THANKS

| wish to thank all who so kindly
assisted during the illness and follow
ing the death of my husband, Albert
w. Thrasher, for all expressions of
sympathy and for the many thought
full acts.
Particularly do | want to express
my appreciation to members Of Proc
tor Kildow Post Of the American
Legion for their part in the service,
and to those who gave flowers and
donated the use Of their automobiles
for the funeral service
MRS. ALBERT THRASHER.
ADV it,
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CountyAgent's Colun1n
Contributed by John H. Carter, resi-
dent Representative Of the De-
partment Of Agriculture
Control and Identification of Insects
Destructive TO Vegetables, Etc.


Cucurbitaceous plants are subject
to the attacks Of many serious insect
pests which are, frequently, difficult
to control because Of the habits Of the
insects and the growth habits Of the
plants.
To aid farmers and Victory garden
ers to identify and control the insect
pests Of cucumbers, melons, squash,
etc, County Agent John H. Carter,
collaborating with the Department of
Entomology Of the University of
Maryland, has worked out the follow
ing guide which gives brief descrip-
ton Of the insect, the type damage it
does, and the recommended methods
of control
Striped Cucumber Beetle
The beetle is yellow and about "a
inch long. The head is black, and the
wing covers are marked with three
longitudinal black lines. The orange
yellow eggs are laid around the base
Of the plants, often below the surface
Of the soil, or in cracks in the ground
The lervae that hatch from them arc
slender, white and about $40 inch
long. Damage: Overwhelming beetles
appear early in the spring and feed
ravenously on cucumber, melon and
squash etc, from the moment the
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1943-06-17

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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1943-06-17
Garrett and AlLegnny Ceiling Prices Fixed by OPA

Ceiling prices have been fixed by the Office Of
Price Administration about 300 food items sold in
Allegany and Garrett county stores It is suggested
thai these prices be clipped and saved for references
The prices, which become effective tomorrow follow: