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Evening star., 1946-09-26
HELP DoMEsTic (cor,. ]

MAID, white. 1--we in, S11b month; with
g:h:w.. family Of 9: assist with 1 child; at,
time Oh; convenient location. good local
MAID-Live in: Bethesda; s.h.w., no wash
.saa Of Children @ refs; 0 s1oo sHaafs month WI WI
MIDDLE-AeED settled woman with knowl.
vs n ST SIS Tf 5sauTss S % Safr hss
2 and 4; liys in, 2nd- floor rm,: s35 a wf.,
real oppop for 10 the sSisS Fight psTson
who will take honest Interest in children
snd home to establish a happy future.
1fssfo1a for en- ssss ehdsn
some Inv. live in: good home and excel
sMAii ssMatII reii aEokaEro5%1N EM 15s1 HOUSE. .ae rb
Eeek. No. 1901. ~ --' 'u'' DO
WOMAN white, settled. for general house
sasTy sns eHms ms Of 'na Peasant snidfsP up
stairs room. Only women interested in
ss5 5os'iSn 81 S9. nfss S. RS sRy REhS hn
ToMAN om Adsms; tG1 shT s1ss family of q CAN after
WOMAN, i White, o. iR, i've in, upstairs room;
xhw., light laundry, assist with baby;
Z sasSults' 1 baby in family. Phone sH.
WOMAN. for general housework, $50 per
week; references required. RA. 364o: -26
WOMAN, white, as upstairs maid and
eeemstress in small institution In me-; live
out; other white help. Box 44S-G, Star
WOMAN, colored, reliable, gh.w., and help
with 2 young children. Top salary to CO.
operative woman seeking perm. home. Live
" country. nr. Alex. Attractive quarters.
fsa A WK.. G.H.W.i live in: nice home
'sss!sa HoHfn cho U.S.
End MAID. to live in. Telephone Bishop
House, WO. O94S mornings between 9 and
oPPoRTuNiTY for housekeeper. white
E.h.w., plain cooking; live in; nice home;
good salary; conv. to bus: last housekeeper
with us yrs: will consider some one with
or without exper.; refs. Call WI. 41S3
] l2 to to 2 Pm, Or Or g to 10 ewes. L29
nurse, for 2-month and 2-year-old boys;
live in; $3.50. Ring OR. 1929 after 1890
m. -26
WANTED experienced resident cook and
houseworker; live in; S100 month Ring
OR. 1929 after 10 am -26
YOUNG MEMS SCHOOL wants sgle per-
sons or cple.; may live in: g.h W. part-time
work elsewhere possible. Telephone NO.
DO YOU WANT a pleasant home and can
give hours q day help; children-6,
n and 10 months: white schoolgirl pre-
ferred; SIS. SH. 1920. -27
Evening star., 1946-09-26
REPAIRS and SERVICES tco,,

RADIO REPAIRS-An work done In your
kSDiS nEEsisse Sssis; [ss.sSs,,.
and night calls also Sunday: precision
RADIO TROUBLE? Free estimate. work
sssurdsy. 80 as. orr. ''"' ff'aa' an'
REFRIGERATORs. ali makes. repaired and
chimes. Service anywhere in the st city. .o or
sfrkiGERaro2Rsstss4tsSr Ne aRa "a 2s tsts repair service
XSTki y1% i IPIEPIENpo ! I. REEaERIGERATfoN CO.
pared; cs work guaranteed; emergency ssrv-
RooFfNGLcoNoREss rs TM l9se ROOFING SSeo- 60
Stag roofs speciality. Call IA. 4037 or
KIooFISf IUo TnSf timing, suffering and spout
ROOFING. carpentry; home repairs: Inn
yof 4sf1 :sEsssf sss list ST. WILLIAM se sEsT.MT M
ROOF REPAIRs, any type leaks, suffering
and MTEH fPs9Tssns pPGmPt eoasr service tS:
ROOFS REPAIRED. painted; work guar
aasesa Ga aNb 81 TSf siSN sser
products; storm sash, restyling Kitchens
h Es fTss estms., lsns
TrJG rc ~ nnaH 1AAH~o SoNInAS1.
sEPric SEP iD'' faNKs Hl soo CLEANED by modern
eeHipment; ssiI a1s;o Gail TYLER S5os. ASK for
SEWING MAcHINEs-we inspect, oil ios and
al sdus Work any sanahse make g. vets %s s M al al makes
M TILE RERAIk1sG:o NJ new Rm installat1snn' asn' by
YfEwkffERs cleaned oied e9lsa ana .a,ystea
AYpEWS Az E1TS , gvaranteed Re; ll77. UNITED
fH s1a 1ash CLEANED in
fssnss Drom1s saa ssfsicee eo''hfe
S.tsA51 sk Sc SIS aS' 1csS ss's s.
WATER HEATERS. automatic gas-nred,
5-year guarantee. for immediate instana-
eS t!Sn sa tsEmf EaneT THE = RAyIS no
Is estImstss ST cApiToI coNrE&eTiNd
WiNDoW yAIANcEs-wood valances de-
Slfned nfne;d and built to conform with your
e fox
GalI GAIA cYTEtI y Eb AEshibts and Crafts pc
VIII VIII ovERHAttiLs ovEHAtisg your Kelly natbed dss Style
3 printing press. reasonable. Box 235 j.
T.sbs 15I Us ana aEPAIs .n your gas Tsngs spss
PAINTING. Interior decoratinr Eco ting eSterior *
PAPER HANGING, painting, plasterine;
old-time white mechanics; quick and
clean; JACK SPARKES, HO. S439.
CARPENTER, partitions and porch work,
fences, steps, doors, shelves, small repairs,
etc ;xu; Lu; 4514. any time; 2.
sanding; Immediate: white mechanic; SUB
urhan calls: new paper. AT. .S419..
CARPENTRY Attics finished, dormer
windows. stairways, recreation rooms, re-
modelling; WA: 1913 or UN. 2491. q
I'VE DYE THAT your clothes may live"
We are dye work specialists, give US a
sample. We will match any color any
shade; give us your faded garments and
drapes, we will dye them like new: no
specialists. EXQUISITE CLEANERS, 800
Ga. ave GE 9777
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SITUATIONS DOMESTIC,

GlRL wants light laundry work to do at
home. Call D1. 9196 between $50 and
z pm.
GIRLS (2), colored, want domestic work
nass ~ saptsi; ai;. evenings and all day Sat. LU,
GIRL WANTS JOB IN SCHOOL or board
ing mouse; no Sundays; S25 week; refer
ences: Phone MI 1892
LADY; speaking only Spanish, available for
work IN Spanish speaking home: no wash
ing; references exchanged. Call OIL. 6496.
26s
kELlABLE GIRL desires general housework,
IS and carfare. DI S395.
dans dGlKL; Goiored' s,lo wants days work or 5h
VETERAN, colored, and wife; experienced,
want full or part time tanitor job. Cali
between 10 and 2, AT. 21S3
WOMAN, colored, wants 8 days work;
Mon, Tues. and Sat-; can sew; good ref.
WOMAN. white. would like care of chill
uren ratal. or homework; prefer part time: best
WOMAN, colored. desires days work; city
RET RET 2570 Sherman ave. NV. 2ss
OF children. NO 4233
Evening star., 1946-09-26
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

ACCOhDIONS-New, l2O-baSS Frontaltni
ssS Carl wsst5sf ss5o
cnSns ds3 Il. sw paspe fs tasn ca Ssoas a
appA s2 e. Mslss sis 7ss st nH
and Side drop ieai; sioo. is4s 2S'S7s " ss & ss.
ADDIMG ADD ING. !. MACHINES: s. desk models psv.
AIR GoMPRHEsssooiRSss,' ". u. 2 and 5 p.
ssr kBAR' shS sPaa' asfo sa6' RHODE 4saSd
Air zfa: GoN61TIoSERas, s1 osEHa philco-York-1m-
mediate delivery-Brand-new 1946 A-h p.
homes and omces. viii cool a0's rmss Up to- to
ss2m ss S4ShbaEB 81 SSA A1sS is yIssf
ana s741 G.h aoS oDen s's sHss Friday ssss ssa
sfiafsoS Ahs ooNpITHosERs Snslt new phlco window
buy. now. before further price advances.
next SPRING M M sSse aaa sh snse is4s a4s
AR COMPLETENESS oSnsr1a sSES philco Yq5k M
AIR 2fs'i 'cioNDIrIoNER, direct current, window
model, water-cooled type; cost $3.50, sac sac,
rifiee rties for $500 or highest offer. RE. 9s2o
ALARM CLOCK. r. T. PATTEN. 3os4
sss sss fsHsg5s s5shPs sa4H a
asra StRn1n5 I6vf f. SEAT Victorian walnut S
sasFSf aNFHauE ess isesGasRe HAT R3Sk ma
hogany secretary, occasional tables and
saE: sSss. SsSss aa.' sss
APPLIANCEs-Immedi delivery-Brand-
nnndifinnorp
coolers sessS
ssEs bsss apS ws eaSnss
tions. record plsysrs: vacuum cleaners.
'sgf a aPA sH fsn
5shs Spsa sssy eS saa asssrass s ssd until ''S Ds
AoUARIUMs-All kinds and sizes: All
sEH% sEBSNa sHPR aab Sa7 sdifas dffsstN
Beds and matching chests in solid wood,
ss asSs or ehsss Msnu slsss ssn osd
biiizers, s1o;95; studio ooachss,. S2s. 80;
springs. $13.95; ali-metal folding cot and
mattress, $12.25 inner-spEing mattresses
$14,95; maple. desk with drawer and COM
new 1 to piece bedroom suites in beauti-
ful solid maple, walnut and mahogany at
guaranteed lowest. prices. from $54; COM
plete suites in richly designed full-sized
beds, dressers, chests, chestrobes. vanities,
night tables, vanity benches and. chairs
Atlas sells only brand-new merchandise;
entrance @ aS IS directly nndsrneath our laras lSnI
Atlas neon sign; Atlas is one OF Washing
tons oldest and largest cut-price furni-
ture houses; be doubly sure you are in
Atlas. Atlas has show windows On each
Atlas window Is the Atlas name. Atlas only
entrance Is between these . Atlas windows.
doubiy sure you are In Atlas. Open sves. M
and Saturdays until o'clock, Mondays and
Thursdays until pm. Atlas Is Wash.
fyRNIyuRl, e2l g st. NV. d. a73f.
Evening star., 1946-09-26

SHARE fLAN-n pass, we arrange ride:
Mass ssI ave- e"nss nv X RE M ssss sour vacancy
DESIRE. drive car to Los Angeles. Calf,
Laying asth Immediately rsferences. or $50
HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES.
aaIEkAT1oS asEy AND aoEsE RarAks
Tooms; Bs;, pqTchss, some materials on hand
service. Shop, No. o7os; YIN home. At. s44a. satt
e4ompt Service r0oas 1es ..s. hGms reDass
cEMEN1T, WORK. WAediS Stone stone walls, fasstone
2: MARcUccIo. Route I. iorner's lane.
eSMBINAFioN S nGns UMiNTM SHSsfe Storm 4oe window
simssss FL Ga tG5 fIss ssoe estimate
CONCRETE with our new Jaeger mixer;
wa walls nEIM Eaks u, roads as curbs' foundations
6RIvEWAYs 81 sPEcIAI1sr-Asphalt, Ell Slack
top, concrete walls and foundations; grad
FENCING--Link fences a specially. Also
SocSS sabFS \ IL Il s1s,
Eaxing ap reasSnabls uaS prdieeees 10 yrs. EXP.
FLOOR Service, nothing but the best;
laying. sanding, finishing, cleaning. par
quet installations: Bruce finishes. FLOOR
ING iis CoNTRRACsTr0Rs, INC. 1912 Wiscon-
KITCHEN CABINETS made to order; gen.
eral home improvements; FHA financed.
ARLINGTON IMPROVEMENT CO., OK.
PAINTING, papering: int, ext. dec; terms
arr. Mr.. Willis. METROPOLITAN CON-
TRACT. CO., FIR. 5382 days, TR. 1910 eyes,
PAINTING, DECORATING. papering, floor
ref1nishing, roof repairs. waterproofing
work guar: white mechanics; references;
fTssselished ToNl AS s1sS 1925 GILBERT & HAM1L-
RECREATION ROOMS finished in knotty
pine and other materials; all types of
nome repairs. HUMPHREY 81 QUIGG,
REMODki, modernrse your home now;
LATION Co. 55O2 wis. ave WI. 1900
siding. SECURITY HOME ONE u" fMPRoVE. Ii RIVE
MENT ME &c GO; INC. 64oa Georgia ave. NV
WATERPRooFiNG, all kinds; have your
56aSsmsnt 61s rsrr TateEpr0ofed TateEpr0o now; cement work
IN Va: AND WASH. call PATTERSON
CAULFIELD CORP for Johns Manviiie
roofng and siding, also storm windows.
OLD DOMINION CONTRACTiNG CO. GIL.
O2ll-Call US for roofing, siding, painting,
cutters, insulation, remodeling: terms: So
llcltLng Virginia work exclusively a.
Evening star., 1946-09-26
SITUATIONS WOMEN.

ACCOUNTANT : BOOKKEEPER, college
Eraduste; outstanding ability and ex-
! years as auditor. once manager. book
keeper in private industry: best refersases
Gh GchiDa2ss sSs2 e. NSasE SSssE middle age settled
srence; no REMEMBRANCE: mother Of service.
s BABY. small mai Children. BOX 1851. Star. 26'
CGERK-TYPTsT. knowledge Of shorthand.
8 years, experience; desires permanent po-
SSoHiSf Si5HDni So eoiored desires
employment as PIX operator, cashier doc
Ss tyRnE HRoGusRkkEpER mid
die-aged. healthy. strong. speaks French,
aans ety sF sa 1
SSnMptsIoSE%omsn SS1ss * nS zSoa 81 white settled
lady Or ssmi;invalid; Ho: 171s. 2e.
tions: eve: gowns a specially; reas, MISS MISS
FEET 1fae rEns EEMALE COOK Dosi
sr.S can furnish 81 tiggssD gssgD good
koRMER WOMAN OFFICER desires en-
poymsnt trsves as ehaqsuT pas and sts1
Sdhr sat ps1IsE soeEsf Ksnts Phone says o4
sEL sslssss shss. es .'ga
SJ5a SIEL, c0lOred' wants work Saturdays %. Elk
SiRL, SiiL colored, desires general clerical
selksfs calof.d sSos ss desires h;y Job caring for
asysy ana sHHaa!s % "a "a. Ar asIt9s: sles interest,
ns
NURSE, practical. wants 1912 hr. duty.
9 nights, s Pm to 8 am; $40. JJoo..er
kURSE,. experienced, practical. middle
sssS.r in moshs2ess 9ion home or care Of
not domestic; references exchanged. Box
fEExsASTr Ar HOME, elderly woman. quick
and eficient, experienced nurse, companion,
plain cooking; modest wage. Box 1891,
SEAcT1cAL NURSE desires to care fol-
semi-invalid or as companion to lady: re-
ssni D''e:.na e. ss tree sso s ssSs ssSs
ssxeao.ocIsr :a s.psr,enssa; PEI. . .ssslEs;n. l,; mt
sssise ED sussk RsH iso Size IKE
asse asseo caIsS' hsa Sa9Pss ssl while
.lsDn xesk % ares. shop 6ea0 Can Tan d
ssc.IIAay, z e. "a. yrs Leg LEGAL r szperlsps.
Business ssas' expeT nss exsellent a M references T
day week. re. 1902. -26
SECRETARY.. ~, competent. desires in.
terestinR and responsible position; $20(
mo- Box 414-G, Star. -27
SECRETARY, young lady: grad. 3r. college,
sec. science school desires 6-day wk pos,
12o-140 words per min. dictation; some ex-
II. Boz 1851. Star. 2ss
6ECRETARY, 5 yrs expef.,, college grad
tive, reliable, intelIisent, competent; pre-
fer embassy or foreign mission. Reply
S9x l7S.J, stsr fer full paEticulsss. 2s.
grad, 8 yrs exp, desires interesting pos;
b-dAy vk.; salary open. Boz 1851, Star
2Ss
Evening star., 1946-09-26
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
BUSINESS.

SECRETARY, S75 wk. %; real estate
brokerage; See Mr.. Bruce Can use SO
esfIno new applicants daily new perm. inter
1911 G ST., Ma. 21l4
CAPITOL HILL STEM, $4,000 o., under
80, exper.; hundreds of other interesting
MA. 234O. oo
Chicago. $3.50 tF).
Hnati9onaly y known examination, Chicago and
u T. BOYD'S, 1888 F. MA 233S
TYPIST, S1s6 F); exper 5000 WPM
11sscGe1ssary 1sG1 Secretary; legation. exper,
S2OO. Receptiontst, knowl. typing. S35
week. stenoe. (2O), start S175-S20O mo
Stenog;, 5-day week. $175 mo. Always
interesting openings. Free registration.
Room 204, head of stairs PERSONNEL,
SERVICE, 1911 G st. MA. 5000, MA. 2llS
Evening star., 1946-09-26
IA The EVENING STAR, Washington, D. C..
THURSDAY, rs.
SITUATIONS WoMEN Cont }

SITUATIONS WOMEN IConf.1
legal exp, wishes work.
8 TO 8, 5 days a week, Oct. through May
81; $50 wk. Box 239-J, Star 29s
TYPING DONE AT HOME-Manuscript
envelopes and mise. tipping: pick up and
deliver. Call 81. SOFA.
WE SPECIALIZE in statistical typing
manuscripts, dictaphone cylinders, etc. Cali
DI. 3141 -2S
care to two children. WA 9027. 27s
HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES desire full.
time clerical work co R1Ql
Evening star., 1946-09-26

WALTER OGUS PRESENTS: Grocery store
doing 81 800 per wk., with $4,000 start:
delivery truck: 5-year lease, $3.50 per mo-.
5-year option at SITS; $4,000 cash, re-
mainder will finance.
Restaurant with liquor: income quoted
at better than $4,000 per week; rent, S225
per mo-; seating capacity over 100: $685.
oo9 cash required: will u fnance ma balance
food, half liquor: $4,000 cash, balance
financed. For further information call
ALIEN AZ OGUS, Re. 24s4, to s; after 8,
Evening star., 1946-09-26
SITUATIONS MEN and WoMeN.

MAN AND WIFE, with s-mo. baby; wife
willing worker in housework and care of
children; husband disabled. but will assist
small wages and home CHI. O567. 2Ss
RESPECTABLE, ExPERIENCED coIored
couple would like position as cook, house.
man man and chaudeur or gardener and chauf-
feur. Box 107-J, Star oes
Evening star., 1946-09-26
MOTOR 1RAVH

SHARE PLAN-Y q pass. we arrange ride
Mass ave. NV. RE. ssss. 'A'Aa 20.
DESIRE, drive car to Los Angeles. Calf
leaving Immediately: references. $50
35th St ne, Ant AT QR5O 2as
Evening star., 1946-09-26

1928. JORDAN PIANO c.. 1o1S '7tiSas. 7sh s..
THiEEATING-oil furnaces and oil burners. burner
summer and winter domestic hookup: eI- .
ss 4 e. .s SERVICE a
HEATERS. oil. coal. kerosene. gas, wood.
5SE co Siss
HoUsaEiHoTTD Ai FuRNisH1NGs RasRlH - Ironing
board, card table. files. dictionary, cleo
trs aeo hsatns ave pad dishss Roa stc al
hSGsEAoSIG6 Assmi AsSGi FuRN1ruRE-D.nins rm.
as % Basnos: Sssfa S:d .vs
::T; BEAMS. used. large stock. ARROW.
ideS tssspS asa .hd III asss assH .rr.
variety. ACME FURNTTURE 8 STOVE CO..
1eaSx le1Sx 7sh 1,ss St nv S.rss41s IA ssss; sn,..
$3.50 sii sness Aaoco asss vsfz Asss
10th and M sts. NV. Phone ME. 9b26.
X. KERosENE COOK STOVES, large , FL hest I
TTs IL ih is sAR Rg nvts. IA vs ss6s e v.v
l4-cafst aao!d q Persia Persia nee yneckves@r: @ Con. Sss
fined Oriental patterns shown for the FIRST
e hoD sos f4sR s s.t on sn
LAW BOOKS, Sc. reports, LIST series, com:
RssIs sssIss ySs aes BOX 19 iss, Sns
LAWN MOWERS-Ball-bearin 16-in. cut.
s blades, semipneumatic tires. feather
wssht Easy e Hss mmsSiste asliys5y ,y
ave. NV. Phone WO 1891. IL
LAWSON CHAIR, upholstered in green
corded fabric, S55; Lawson Lawson T-cushion. loose
holstered in leatherette, all colors, $40
each; Lawson. chairs in, leatherette. S79
each: loye seat bed in beige tapestry. $S5:
wine sofa bed, $6s; studio couch with arms.
n beige tapestry, $50; maple slass-top
muslin. S110; porcelain-top kitchen table
beds. ali sizes. complete With inner-spring
mattress. $50 each; custom-mAde head
ssssas tsF Hs'5Esfa IS; sass :tsa ssh
\ g,.ss;1vr,.,ro x screens; @ sep g.
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Yoder, are spending several weeks
with Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Beachy in
Philadelphia.
Miss Margaret Renstram of Fay
cite City, Pa; former teacher in the
Grantsville school, spent several days
with Mr.. and Mrs. b. f. Epstein.
Mrs. J. Z. Stanton, who attended
the Rural Woman's Short Course at
College Park and spent several days
with her son-in-law and daughter,
Col. and Mrs. VIM. H. Powell, at
Alexandria, Va, returned home ac-
companied by her daughter who will
spend some time with her parents.
Mrs. Lottie Quinn has returned
home after visiting Mr. and Mrs.
John Schaeffer and family at
Meyersdale, Pa.
Mrs. Clarence Miller and daughter,
Mrs. A. f. Walderman, have returned
home after visiting friends in
Hagerstown.
Mrs, Louise Hutchinson, Of Hagers-
town, spent several days with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Winters.
John Prichard, of Meadow Noun
tain Inn, attended the Maryland State
Firemen's convention in Frederick, as
a delegate from the Grantsville Vol
unteer Fire Company.
David Patton, son of Mrs. Bessie
Patton and John Patton, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Norman Patton have ar
rived home after attending school at
st. Johns College, Annapolis.
Mrs. Walter N. White, of Trinity,
New Foundland, and Mr.. and Mrs
Gerald Locllyer. of Long Island, N.
Y, were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
win Elias, here and DR.. and Mrs T.
f. Billiard, in Oakland. Mrs. White
will remain for several weeks visit
with her daughter, Mrs. Elias.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Yoder and son
Jimmie. of Cumberland, were recent
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Yomer.
Mrs. Della Jordan and Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Redfoot, of Sharon, Pa,
are visiting Mrs. Jordan's brother and
sister, Thomas Mckenzie and Mrs.
! Henrietta Smouse at the Mckenzie
| homestead.
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Edwards and
Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Ashby, of Balti-
more, were recent visitors of Mr.. and
Mrs. Cleve Ashby, National Pike
Mr., and Mrs. Harry Gpegy, War
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1946-07-04

rem, Pa, are visiting the formers sis
ters, Mrs. c. c. Beachy, Mrs. J. U
Stanton, of Grantsville. and Mrs. Ollie
Loechel, of Salisbury.
Mrs Jacob Fresh, of Akron. Ohio
and Mrs. Bessie Layman, of Frost
burg, are guests of their sister, Mrs.
Henry f. burst.
Miss Mary Helen Gnagey, R. N,
returned to Suburban hospital, Beth
esda, after visiting Dr.. and Mrs. T. O.
| Broadwater.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. Ellison and Mr..
end Mrs. F. Holland, of Pittsburgh,
Pa. visited Mrs Ella b. Keller and
Mrs. c. O. Keller.
Mrs. Virginia Stanton, who spent
the winter months in Washington. d.
G., has returned to her home at
Little Crossings.
Evangelistic services will be con-
Quoted as follows: Beginning Monday
July LIST, at State Line church and
closing Sunday morning, July Nth;
beginning Sunday evening, July 14th,
at Jennings Methodist church and
closing Wednesday, July 24th; begin
ming Thursday, July 25th and closing
Sunday, August 4th at New Germany
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daughters, Juanita and Ada Faye. re-
turned home with them after a weeks
visit with the Lytles.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Haldeman, Of
Rivesville w. Va, were guests on
Sunday of Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest
Friend.
Mrs. Bessie Frantz and her son-in-
law karol Rush, Hagerstown, were
visiting relatives here Wednesday ano
Thursday.
Mrs. Nellie Wheeler, Mrs. Kaye
Fike and Mrs. H. L. Shoemaker were
in Confluence on Thursday.
Mrs. Garrettson Buckingham left
Friday for her home in Baltimore
after a weeks visit here with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Friend.
Janet and Sammy Casteel have re.
turned home from Michigan where
they had been visiting relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Lee Matthews
of Accident. were Sunday guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. J. Forsythc.
Nh and Mrs. Russell Swan and
family and Mr.. and Mrs. McCutch-
con and family, all of Morgantown
W. Va, and Mir. and Mrs. William
FLETCHER, Of New Castle, Pa, spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. William
Frazee
Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Fike and son
Glenn, returned to Los Angeles, Cal
after two weeks visit with his par.
ents, Mr. and Mrs David Fike.
NJ Sgt and Mrs. Edward Lininger
eff Wendover Field, Salt Lake City
Utah, arrived here early Sunday by
automobile from the Pittsburgh Air.
port to spend part Of their furlougf
with his mother, Mrs. Henrietta Lin.
niger and son. James. They will also
visit in New England.
Mrs. June Hileman spent the week.
end in Cumberland with her husband
Rev. and Mrs Howard Wriston anc
family are spending a vacation OF
ten days in Akron.
Mrs. Stella ODER who had resided
in Palmyra, Pa, is now with her sor
and family, Mr.. and Mrs. Horace
Henneigh, since the death Of her hus-
band, the late Curtis Ober.
Mr. and Mrs, L. L. Friend and son
end W. W. Savage spent Sunday il
Confluence with the latter's son-in.
law and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. By.
ard Liston.
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Three Sign For
Navy During June

Three persons enlisted in the Navy
from Garrett County through the
Cumberland recruiting station during
June, according to Edgar L. Schrader,
CTM, recruiter.
They were Neil Ernest Walter, IS,
Oakland, son Of Mrs. Hazel Walter,
for two years; Clarence Edward
Rhodes, II, Deer Park, for two years,
graduate of Oakland High school, son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Bradley Rhodes; and
James Robert Savage. route ?, Oak
land, 18, for two years, graduate of
Oakland High school, son Of John A.
Savage
The officer in charge at Cumber-
land declared the Navy was rapidly
reaching its quota of enlisted person
mel. At present young men II to 30
may enlist for a period Of two years.
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EVANSVILLE

Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Miller and
daughter of Philadelphia, Pa, are
visiting their sister-in-law Mrs II. P.
Miller, of Salisbury. and other rela-
tives in Garrett county.
Farm Bureau group No l met at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Hershberger, with sixteen members
and three visitors present. Guy Stan
ton led the discussion on Daylight
Saving Time as it affects the farmer.
All agreed that standard time is best,
especially during the harvest season.
Officers elected for the ensuing year
are: Chairman, John Hershberger;
Vice chairman, Raymond Loechel;
Secretary, Mrs Harold Baum; dis
cussion leader, Guy Stanton; AS
sistant leader, Leslie Stanton. Au-
gust 18th was the date set for the
group picnic.
Jamie Bender, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Bender, and Claretta
Yoder, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. DIN
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1946-07-04
Fighting Famine
Abroad Need Not
Endanger Health

Sharing some of our food supplies
with starving peoples of Europe neeo
not endanger the health of our owl
nation, according to Dr. r. H. Riley
Director Of the State Departent OF
Health. To make his assertion more
convincing Dr. Riley quoted this
statement Of the Departments Nu-
tlitionist concerning INTENTIONALLY
adequate substitutes for scarce foods
although the wheat, fats and oils
so desperately needed by the starving
nations will not be available here in
the usual quantities. the markets can
supply suitable substitutes" the
nutritionist believes. "They can pro
vide the needed food values. add vel
come variety to meals and at the
same time, conserve the scarce foods.
Oatmeal is a nourishing cereal
grain to take the place of wheat. The
protein value of the food is increase ed
when a bowl of oatmeal is served
with whole milk or when oatmeal is
used in cookies containing eggs or
added to meat loaf. 1t may also be
used instead Of some Of the wheat
flour to make nutritious bread and
muffins. Oatmeal should be cooked
quickly to save Nitamin B.
"Cornmeal can also be substituted
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church. The Rev. and Mrs. W. E.
Thomas, Of Cresaptown, will be the
Evangelists.
W. Donald Clotfelty, eldest son of
Mr.. and Mrs O. J. Glotfelty, who has
been in the Merchant Marine since
March, 1913, was honorably dis
charged by the War Shipping Board
in Baltimore. on June 5th, and is at
home. A graduate of GrantsvilIe
High school, class of 1871. he served
80 months on cargo and troop ships
to and from many seaports of the