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Evening star., 1947-10-31
Hawkins Dies in Chair
For Ho|dup Murder;
Remains Calm 10 Last

Albert L. Hawkins, %, died in thu
electric chair at District Jail thi.
morning for the murder of Johr
Paul Knight, a grocery clerk, ir
April, 1916.
The condemned man. who killed
Mr.. Knight during a holdup at 6
Safeway store, walked into the
death chamber completely com.
posed. He was placed in the chair
at 1904 am.
The execution was over by 10:0e
m. and he was pronounced Of
ficially dead by District Coroner A
Magruder Mcdonald at 10:11 am.
AS Hawkins, who was colored
walked into the chamber he spoke
to Donald Clemmer, superintendent
of the Department of Correction,
saying, Goodbye, Mr.. Clemmer. He
was smoking cigarette.
Sleeps Part of Night.
Mr.. Clemmer said Hawkins slept
part of the night. With him during
the hour before the execution were
the Rev. David O'Connor, o. p, the
department Catholic chaplain; the
Rev. Dan Potter. the department
Protestant chaplain, and the Rev.
James L. Pinn, pastor of the Good
Will Baptist Church. 1t was the
29th execution Mr.. Pinn, who is
colored, has attended.
Hawkins lost his last chance for life
Yesterday when the Supreme Court,
in a special session. refused to stay
his execution. Hawkins was con-
victed of the flrst-degree murder of
Mr.. Knight IN holdup at Safeway
store at First and M streets NV.
April 13, 1916, where Mr.. Knight was
employed.
The request that the Supreme
Court free him by writ of habeas
corpus, and also stay the execution,
was received by the body with all
of the justices present except Justice
Douglas. Attorney Robert I. Miller
represented Hawkins.
AccOmplice's Sentence COmmuted.
Hawkins accomplice in the slay-
ing, Laurence I. Prout, 81, colored,
was convicted with him but his
sentence was commuted to life i'm
prisonment by President Truman.
Hawkins execution, originally set
for October IA, had been postponed
until today pending the final appeal
by his attorney.
Mr.. Knight was slain as the
store was closing for the night.
The clerk opened the front door and
was shot down as he stepped into
the street. The same bullet grazed
the arm of another clerk.
The two bandits were captured
Evening star., 1947-10-31
Navy industrial Workers
Here Get a Pct. Ruise

Naval industrial workers in the
District area have been granted a
wage increase approximately per
cent, Rear Admiral Glenn B. Davis,
commandant of the Potomac River
Naval Command, announced yester-
day.
Those affected were mainly en-
ployed at the Naval Gun Factory,
David Taylor Model Basin and the
Hydrograpic Office at Suitland, Md.
Evening star., 1947-10-31

mobile coasted downhill from its
parking place and struck her while
she was seated in her back yard.
The defendant is Robert L. Jones,
of the $500 block of Terrace road
Sc, named as owner of the car.
The suit charges Mrs. Wence suf-
fered internal injuries and injuries
to her spine,
Evening star., 1947-10-31
Runaway Auto Injuries
Charged in $4,000 Suit

Mrs. Melva A. Wence. 3014 Gains
vile street Sc, yesterday brought
suit in District Court asking $25,-
900 damages for injuries she says
she suffered when an empty auto
Evening star., 1947-12-21

SAXOPHONE, fiat alto, good cond., S65;
also Ice skates sizes 3 and u u each
sA5xoPaoNE, 5 NE, melody American 5.;a stand
tonsa syse se a me9a
sod sseaered sao sass SAB st sA ssson' ss
Ssena @ new oRbs 5Rf assd P1No e.
saxofaeSEeonn 5a1s Ffh Il ns alto sax French clar
lss oSla6 ca ss 1Tdxie s nexs used
case, value s3s5; sacrifice $50 or bes
offer under; 2241 No. Nottingham ST.
sAxSfHoNf ssl1aSiGn T. Conn alto used ABOUT th1s,
$40. 1897 Fairmont NV, after IL noon
sAxoPHoNE. alto, silver plated, gole
bell De best Hses eeI auras gH high sss school days.
sAxoPHoNE, alto new pads. corks
springs; best reas. offer, ,Wo. 1894. -22
nS ypes in stoee im@e
livery: from 1915 up: also all types Of
neE s1sftTIs sn5sry% % IN Hsk
SCALES, new Sanitary. both checkout
types, and meat scales; in n stock. psIr, IN immed
N dsysry 20 sudT s n pHiSE bs I4 St s
SCREEN. solid walnut, panel, each 21x72
fronts coVd. IN HARD ROCK henSlngton
silk. English hunt scenes; decorators piece
Very rea. ia. 2157-R. -27
SEESAW, prewar. unbreakable steel. solid
construction; L., like sdn new adjustable for any
sELF-sERvICE EQUIPMENT, refriseration
and woodworking: we will plan your
changeover free of charge: let us help you
with our merchandising suggestions free
mann Dist. 1924 9th st. NV. RA. 1858.
SEWING MACHINE, New Home, S25. Alex
sEwiNG MACHINE. elect; maple vanity
coffee table, wardrobe chest breakfast SCI
and chairs and other furniture. TIE
SEWING MACHINE Midget. sews peri
81 5: beautiful blue lounge chair and otto
man, $50; maho2. chest Of drawers, lge.
S25; piano bench. $40: sateleg table, $50;
comb. desk and bookshelves, SO: maple
snWiNG sfalfi e. nacaiNEs, nA HINES Brand-new New
Home electric sewing machines, consoles
desks, portable: immediate delivery; 90
year guarantee: terms. Call DI. 69S1.
SEWING MACHINE. Franklin, like new
S75 cash. 81. 1896.
SEWING MACHINES-Immedia delivery
beautiful Singer consoles. $117.50 up; Sin
cosR ss5 AVs sfWiae MacRfHE fH1S SERVICE
350s Conn. ave. NV, EN-. 1906. Open
SEWING MAcHNEs-Prices reduced fol
this week only or until sold out. Eiec
console, $3.50: elec. portable, $54 80
others Also drophead treadles. Opel
evenings. 3s12- Lee hwy. cH. 4914. 30
Evening star., 1947-12-21

CONTINUED on Next Pase)
Evening star., 1947-12-21

tray, dipper, 12 glasses $40. EN-. 5S24 5SS2s4
bielS buee nGE 8eeI does ano hutches owner
leaving town: WI. 1850 after pm. 2i'
RABBIT HOUND, 2 wears OLD; fe@ale' "a 81 s1S 8
R9H1d RaDfAFoRs pSR ma@5 @ mas also 4s.n
cast iron sink new. ia. 1884 s,o
RADIATOR, portable. electric, steam S2o
SniToRs Gal t9 H. MI MI Zach Zach g. and 10 sec
tions; National boiler. used 7 months; lo'
pieces 3-inch channel steel. feet long
Diston chain saw; make offer. l26 st
RR.HDjrA1ToRsMone R.Tj H ss1S tube. 2s inches htsh
81 81 feet radiation; one s. feet Isdiatiosn,
s912 Cortland pl:. NV. CO: Iis7 -S1 81,
zsnth Checked iuSe Ss competent rad
repair man, name on request; BUY
RADIO, Firestone, console. excellent condi'
tic tinn; IAN American and foreign 0Sho' go
RADiO@stromberg Carlson console, FIN
II tubes. push-button control; place 10 p piut ,a
in S abapt and te mus e oda
sacrifice, SO 255 18th st. Sc . At
RADIO, BC-s4s receiver, converted tc
11O-v. with speaker. 81, 1917.
Synoah RsSisTs gTiee ss sst rx W 4sss 81
RApIo. aA1pSTooasA AMIN. NJ o. custom % built. high fdel
ity, solid mahogany cabinet Garrard rec
ord player. Lansing loudspeaker; s1,S5o
RADIO iis47 Emerson portable, 2 TUBES
excellent condition: batteries not includeo
S25. 400 M st. NV. Elk: 1896: 22s
RADIO, Philco, late model in perfect con
dition: cost $3.50; will sacrifice for $3.50
RADIO, GE, new, portable. self.charsini
battery. shortwaye: BARGAIN, 500; retail
RADIO. Phiico. 8 tubes; attractive cabine
model, perfect in looks and operation
RADIO, Westinghouse, short wave, tabl
model; almost new: sacrifice. Call HO
RADIO-Stromberg Carlson, radio phono
less than l mo. old Must sell. WI
RADIO, portable, Emerson, 1947, bait.
ac-d.c., excellent condition, S25. 9 am
to m. weekdays, DE. 1Q11, Ext, II.
ord player. Call 81. 6s19 before 2 pm
RADIO. RcA Victor. console model, three
best offer. SH. 9463.
RADIO. Philco console, mahogany cabinet.
1884 C st. Sc, Apt. 2, TR. .0469. 81
RADIO, BC-34S, converted for a.. c., ~
tubes, incl. noise eliminator; Hallicraftei
S-20-R 50-watt crystal rack transmitter
several amplifiers, large, tgh-ndelit.
speakers and sump pump. CAL Fan!
Church $3.50.
Evening star., 1947-12-21

At $50, WA, 1900; ,.. Al
Sunday or evenings. 61s Tenth st. s.w
REFRiGERAToR, excellent condition, eE
REFRIGEkAToR. gas. 4 cubic feet Eiee
tT0lux' e,ag s75. ss12 Cortland pl NV, co
REFRIGERAToR. Gibson. 5.a-cu.-ft.. un
known vintage: highest offer takes. Dale
REFEiGERAIoR: Westinghouse, brand
5s6 RsS re- Gu ais fsao Exs & rRssER TssRfays
REFRIGERATION, servel gas; late mode
g Gu; T. deluxe; peri. cond.; bargain
5 SE5FRlSEaATIok; IS: aE; 8 Gu, #. e month
REFRIGERATOR, Prisidaire, apt. size
ming cond.; also car, heater and domesti
water hea.es: % copper tang. GE osss. q q
Msstiash3oass spt siss' $ss Sssh IL
Il p5fe cloaey s9nH sa saod cGnd
z, N, THOMPSON, 4643 5th ST south
REFRIGGl;RAroRs, reach-i boxes. 27-44.
restaurants, rooming houses, schools, insti
tutions, stores. HOSPITALS, any type Of busi
ness that REQUIRES a refrigerator built fo
RneE CO.. souis
| Dist, 1924 9th st. NV. RA. 1868.
REFRIGERATOR, Norge. 7 GU. it., lik
new. 1905 West Virginia ave. me-. TR
aRiEFRrGERAToR. brand new; will sacri
| fee at big saving, below cost; have to NOV
! it at once. Also auto. washer. GE. 725:
RRiEsFiRiGERAToR, Norge. 5 Gu. it.. lat
model s5: others, .S65, guar; take trade
and repair. pI. 6977. =
REFRIGERATOR, 8 Gu. it., all porcelain
Completely reconditioned and guaranteed
kEFRiGERAToR. gas. Z cubic f., 1897
splendid operating condition; S125. DU
! 1918 after l pm.
REFRiGERAT0R, westinghouse. Aft. apt
size, sealed unit, excellent condition. II
REFRIGERATOR, Morse. apt. size. ne,
unit; 5-yr guarantee. Ii. 1928.
REFRIGERATOR. G. T., excel. cond., $50
KKkfRfGfkAToR: Electrolux. 7 Gu. 1T
RREEFRIGERAToR, Frigidaire Celdwall: ga
range; bot beth new: will sacrifice. A! Appl
n.y. fkaEHrlRfiGHERAToR, Il III ss Norge, year-old unit
ss1ESf2s1aaRRszfos 1aRRszz tSs . s.s e. s1sss
iHss1 iHss1k,sSgnSsros sSns Slssa M new Sll h.
| freeze; cost, $3.50; will sell for .$2os
4644 Gath st. NO. Arl., Va. CH. 1888.
Evening star., 1947-12-12
, -u-l ard hrra = ley, ,oy.

= ~-u-l ard hrra = ley, ,oy.
James ana sally ory1nt. girl.
}ohn 9nn and and ARne Wss s9sE1sy rajlsSass sirs boz,
Arnold an and GenevieVe Carpenter. boy.
Francis and Helen Coglan, boy.
Denis and Yetta Cooper, girl,
Esnk and .ld Ela,ns 1'. psvissSn n.sssm SG{
Roy and Marianne burst. Boy.
Emil and Eleanor Greenwaid. girl.
csaas chSas' ana aad Fssss.s EsSs eIRfs Hais siE
James and Audrey Harmon. boy.
William and Marian Handy. boy
Edward and Varina Holland, girl.
Eric and Veola johnson, boy.
John and Loretta Kelly, girl.
Isadore and Miriam Klein, boy.
ana ane saaets aassets Il s
Milton and Muriel Levant. girl.
Meryin and Sarah Lewis, girl.
William and katherine Mullett, boy.
Joseph and Mary, Moss. girl.
Ssgsns asd and Mass5s Tnsds PSgs Pests sn1 sis
Thomas and Cassie Rankin, .jr., boy.
Edwin and Martha Rigney, girl.
Nathaniel and Anne Rogg, girl.
Enrique and E,!a Elearor sanabria, girl.
Lyman and Catherine Trevithick, girl.
Henry and Delphine Weiss, boy.
John and Elizabeth White. boy.
william and Della Wise. boy.
David and Ruth Booker II. boy;
Leon and Vera Cunningham. boy.
john ofspn ana sio porothy of Aes' Greene. boy. l
Joseph and Marguerite Herd, boy.
Evening star., 1947-12-12
Marriage License
Applications

Under d. C. la,Ds, couples must
apply for a marriage license on
one day, 1Dait three full days and
receiue the license on the fifth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
md faya sna Kee Esnn.s s pasqEp ss F. Ey: s
WoodToE wick; d; as II Iios g. 3. Robinson st.
T Leon and Esn Hus g. s srny ss4 War St college.
and Louise shealy, SO, 939 K st. NV.
benjamin. CARPENTER. q; edo eeddoo, sth St.
David Russ. -. anA Alzileide oliveira,
%; both Of Hillside, Md.
aEaaeS, Eanest n MnlaTe TS rtuxent River.
Nd. and simone Malenfant 49, 541 Ran
Roy Geary. "a, Naval Receiving Station,
and Eve, Eyelsn d sulivag' e; SIG st. st. Sc end
Albert Anderson, 26, $500 Reservoir I'd.
NV, and Eleanor erosion. %, 5000 Don
sssS ssts fss'R Wilson, s1 g. sls a5s5 s'a Asa s
Do9S + els Teps New as 4o4n sns svs n1ss Kss 81
Charles, Pinkett, ir. go. 1926 A st. Sc.
and Hazel Jones IS: 6ol 81 st. NV. and
us Ro0eTs gteane Ksy 3 a. Glen Kdse K% st. N and
Payne. 20, both of FaaiGriax; va, 1,,,
ani arar S %SssfeT s4sh K E0E Be!y4F S Eorner Ea
NV. ,and Geraldine Grayson' 49, 5se
nEs Ka'pn and 5aass ceseiia o' Fine S. ssos Con-
''eSviiis william a'it Lee. s6, 14o4 ST. ne, and
Lillian sadleray, 30, Arlington, Va.
TheTmsn SeIry S 5i3 pd St. st. NV
20, both of Bryantown, Md.
John Adamssn. jr... 1920 Rhode Island
ave. NV, and Minnie Nave, %, 90@ t
o. cec!i e i Hall. %. 6oe Morton st. NV, and
Allene Robertson %, Roanoke. Va.
James Grandin: 80 Wilwin1gton. 1snS g1tS Del
IS both Of 3s Myrtle st ne
George, Hall "a 63la western , ave
Nv nv "a and Virginia kingston 49, Airing
Tu5nss' nsSaSs1s g Beth Satas = 1$$ s. s. wv
9onald sld Smith 2e 20 Pranki ahtb st st NJ
Mae Holman: 20. 1918 B st. ne.
9ouglas Thorpe. r.. da Parkside R Hotel I
and Rarcea D0bsSn 20 os seatt wase ye
Sc. and Bessie Creech, AZ, 73s 3rd st.
william swenson. ss, 1897 N .t, nv;
and Eileen Kearney, 81 1913 Rhode Island
st6 and Que sts Sc: and Betty Young
1e Mss ss4 Jsss, as|sn'ts s1 6s eand st. nx and
i Arlene Fine 1S 3l35 M st NV
Evening star., 1947-12-12
Modern Dance to Be Shown

Community Education, Inc, will
present a demonstration Of Modern
Dance Technique" at BIS pm. Sun
day In its studio. 914 Twentieth
street NV. Miss Ethel Butler, a
staff member and a former teach
ing assistant to Dancer Martha
Graham, will provide a commentary
on the demonstration.
Evening star., 1947-12-12
Deaths Reported

From D. c. Bureau OF vital Statlsticso
Emillie e: Riley, 81. 2141 I., L Roy gl. nv
Fila Boteler; -. 314 2nd st.. ne.
Mary Mary G. Rossuas: a: sos 4 St: s.x,
William R. Perkins, II, 1863 r. !. ave. NV.
william H Leitch, 70. 1918 Spring pl. NV.
Isadore Hellman, SO, 1888 Van Buren st.
Leonora C. Myers SO. 513 Taylor St NV
George G. junior So. 5403 end st. NV.
Anna C. Robertson. so. 1889 Evarts st.
1ilfth hh. M. Wood, 40. A Independence ave.
Mabel 9. Kellogs: 4s. Chevy Chase. y,s Nd;
Anna G. Penwell, 40, 235 G st. ne.
Katherine E. Harding. 81, 4126 Grant 1T.
Randolph Hefiin, 80. 1918 A st. ne
Frank Frank Rhodes. % Is, rs 4sa7 ~. 4ist st. NV NV.
julius Davis, 81. 3312 sherman ave. NV.
Delcinia Foster. 81, 707 M st; NV. Il
Hannah Tripline, ~. 907 E st. s.w.
George E. Hawkins, Al, 1873 c st. s.w.
Matte Porter. 80. 9O4 E st. -s.w.
Edward Battle. 81. 2OS5 e st. NV.
Cinderella Hayes. infant, 1000 Kansas ave.
Evening star., 1947-12-12

Landon and Clementine Jackson. girl.
Wayne and Clementine King. girl
Eddie and Catherine Motion, girl.
Robert and Catherine McCamey, girl.
Ennis and Alice Neal. boy.
Clarence and Victoria Parker. boy.
BENJAMIN and Malvena Ross, boy.
John and Lillian Smith. boy.
Edward and Pauline Spears, girl
William and Louise Tapscott, girl
Donald and Marie Trent, boy.
Harold and Ada Turner, girl
William and Lucy Warren, girl
William and Mildred Wright. girl.
Jerusalem is midway between the
Mediterranean and the Dead Sea.
Evening star., 1947-12-12

Under D. C. la,Ds, couples must
apply for a marriage license on
one day. ,Dait three full days and
receiue the license on the fifth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other ddys.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1947-01-09
Announce Engagement

Announcement has been made of
the recent engagement of Miss Phyllis
NJ. Garlitz, youngest daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. W. S. Garlitz, Grantsvile,
to William J Wright, son of William
f. Wright, Butler, Pa, former resi-
dents of Grantsville
The bride elect is a graduate of
Grantsville High school in the class
of 1913 and Cathelman's Business
school, Cumberland. Prior to her
resignation, she was employed as a
stenographer by the Kelly-Spring-
field Tire Company For the past year
she has been at home with her par
ents.
Mr.. Wright is also a graduate of
Grantsville High school in the class
of 1912 and is a veteran of three
years service in the U. S. Army He
spent two and a half years in the
ETC with the combat engineers.
Prior to his induction into the army
Mr.. Wright was employed by the
Glenn L. Martin Company in Balti-
more and since his discharge from the
army has been employed in construc-
ton work in Butler, Pa.
No definite date has been set for
The Wedding
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1947-01-09
Announce Engagement

Mr. and Mrs Arthur c. Cullers, of
Gormania, announce the engagement
of their daughter. Blanche, to Gayle
Shaffer son of Mr.. and Mrs. Homer
Shaffer, of Crcllin
Miss Cullers graduated from Oak
land High school, class of 1913, and
is employed as secretary to the
Librarian Of the Naval Ordnance
Laboratory, Naval Gun Factory in
Washington, d. C.
Mn Shaffer who is 4 graduate of
Oakland High school, class of 1912,
served three years in the Navy, and
is now attending Strayer's Business
College in Washington, D. C.
No date has been set for the we'd
ding.
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High school She has been active in
church work, being church organist at
the Log church for a number of years
Mr.. Friend is employed by the Bal
timore and Ohio railroad company, at
the Keyser shops.
The couple left for Front Royal and
points in Virginia to spend their
honeymoon, after which they will re-
side in Keyser
Among those attending were: Mr.
and Mrs. Edward Shaw and family,
Keyser, W. Va; MIR. and Mrs Howard
burst, Mr.. and Mrs. William Schmidt
and family, Mrs. Austin Schildwach-
ter, Nh and Ms. Carl Wright and
family, Mrs. .. r O'Brien, Nh Harry
Kimmell, Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Wright.
Nh and Mrs. Fred Gates, Mrs. Jesse
Woods, Mrs. Lenieul Friend Mr. Roy
Wright, Mrs. Thomas Lohr and
daughters, Mrs. Glen O'Brien. Agnes
Wright, Robert Fike. Arthur Beck
man, Hazel Lake, Flora Bernard, Viz
ginia Lee, Arthur Lake, Jr., Janet
Moorehead, Mr. James Friend, Gerald
O'Brien, Lorene Wright, Elwood Lee,
Jean Wilson, Russell Sanders, Walter
Lee, Eola Wilson, Mrs Jacob Lee,
Neil Woods, Ralph Wright Mrs. A.
z. Lake, Dale Sanders, Calvin Mel
linger, Billy NelIinger and Roy San
ders.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1947-01-09
COVE

Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Hartman We're
called to Reisterstown by the illness
and death Of the lattel's brother, Roy
Krause, last week
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Glass and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Hetz, Nh.
and Mrs. Vernon Relchenbecher at
tended the funeral of their brother
in-law, Mr.. Harry Strand, at Dunbar.
remembered as Laura George, Of
Cove.
Mrs. Lewis Hartman received word
her sister, Mrs. Frank George. is a
patient in the Baltimore hospital.
Mrs. Walter Richter was i'll last
week.
Harold Hartman, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Roy Hartman is suffering WiCh
rheumatic fever
Mrs. John Hetrick spent last week
at her home in Grantsville helping
care for her father, William Wright,
who is seriously Ill.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Butler and
daughter spent Friday in Cumberland
Mr. and Mrs. Brison Martin ard
daughter, of Dayton, Ohio, spent the
holidays here with Mrs. Martins par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hartman
and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Margrcff
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hartman enter
tanned the following guests at dinner
last Sunday: Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Hartman, Mr.. and Mrs Walter Mar
CROFT and sons, of Cove; Mr.. and Mrs.
Elmer K0lb and sons. Of Accident;
Mr.. and Mrs. Brison Martin, Of Day
ton Ohio
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1947-01-09
SWANTON

Visiting at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Milfred Glass during the holt
days, were Mr.. and Mrs. James
Glass, Arlington, Va; TO John
Glass, Miss Marie Kimmel, Morgan
town, W. Va; Cpl. Raymond Bartell,
Scott Field, H.; Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Glass and family, Deer Park.
Bobby Winters. son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Earl Winters, Evon, Ohio, who had
pneumonia, is greatly improved.
CPL Raymond Bartell, Scott Field,
H., spent q six-day furlough with
his family and is reporting back for
his discharge
T 5 John Glass returned from over
seas Christmas Day and reported to
Camp Kilmcl, N. j., December 9th
for his discharge
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1947-01-09

Adams Best-The marriage of Miss
Elouise Best. DAUGHTER of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles |. Best, of Bavard. West
Virginia, to Mr.. Paul Edward Adams
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Blaine Adams of
Washington. D. c.. took place on No
vember 3Oth. in the NcKandrne
Methodist church. WASHINGTON. with
the Rev, Charles F Phillins officia+-
inc.
Tiab+od condIo, oo1o,. ,,.h.4o
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. AL ,,.h;4a a,....I.
forr,od +bo dooo,ationa .,,L 7T;.-
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,,Ia,.od +,o ,,.o.l.l;.e. ,,.,,.:.
na,,;nd +bo saIn;.f ~. rI-,,a,5
VIE T., 81 pa,.a,1 49,, T.I,....
.,n,. ..poao,,..,, 49, 90
T,.,,1,.o
i''V0i yea "N i'ei i@'lItI' lhe oflo'
"oi' d 'i'''Si' gov" I"Silioi'e" Oh
VINO i'Ce ana supper SatIH' me
'''N'' '''''eo ~ Z" d "SeP H"e''-
near "ecNiIne ana long pointed
SIeeSeS' an" 'ie SaIlh SNifl luII
sweeping Vf"I'' 1ef llh&eftip ven
eu9eo Ill FACE was caught by b2hd
VI orange blossoms ana she earned q
bouquet Oh "HIIe roses cehIefea win
orchids
Mrs. Carmcnitta CulIcrs was her
sisters matron Of honor and she wore
gown Of yellow net the bodice of
which had a triple TERED bertha
edged with gold thread. Her head
dress, with shouidel-ienGth veil was
Of net matching her gown and She
The bridesmaids, Miss Glenna Lee
Nine, of BavartI. W. Va. and Wash
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W. L. Hansford, of Steyer, was mar
lied Saturday afternoon, December
IS, to Mr.. Arthur Edward Piehler,
son Of Mr.. and Mrs A. W. Piehler, Of
Dolgeville, New York The Rev, c. W.
Crawford officiated at the double ring
ceremony at 4:30 o'clock in Calvary
Baptist church, Arlington, Va.
The bride wore a brides blue wool
suit with white blouse and black ac-
cessorics. Her corsage was Of pink
rosebuds. She was attended by her
sister, Mrs Charles Bid, as matron of
honor, and Mr., Bid served as best
man. Many close friends were present
at the wedding.
The bride attended the University
Of Maryland and Mr.. Piehler is a
student at Colgate University.
The newly married couple have left
for Philadelphia and the Pocono
Mountains where they will spend their
honeymoon. They will make their
home in Hamilton, New York, where
they both viii attend Colgate Uniyer-
sity,
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HinebapgIr- Gloyer-Miss. Doris Ed
ma Glover Accident, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs Clyde Glover, Accident, and
Thomas Neyin limbaugh, Friends
vile, son of Nh and Mrs. Donald
IIinebaugh, were married Monday
night, December 30, at the home of
Rev. OIonzo Fike with Rev Fike per-
forming the ceremony.
The bride wore medium blue dress
with black accessories.
Mrs. limbaugh attended Accident
school and has been at her home help
ing with the farm work. Mr.. Hine-
baugh attended Friendsville High
school and is veteran of World War
II, serving % months including Ia
months overseas in the Pacific.
The couple are planning to reside
on the home farm in the Cove.
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held at the home of the bride. Follow
ing a honeymoon the couple will re-
side in Cleveland Heights.
Manages Reichenbecher-1 Mar
gle Elizabeth Reichenbecher, Youngest
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs A. G.
Reichenbecher, of Keyser Ridge, and
John Arthur Manages, only son Of Mr..
and Mrs. W. T. Manages, also Of Key
ser Ridge, were united in marriage
January ,, 1917, at 1870 at the
English Lutheran church at the Cove,
it has been announced. Rev Robert
Johns, Pastor, performed the double
ring ceremony.
They were attended by Mrs Vernon
Reichenbecher, and Homer Reichcn-
becher, sister-in-law and brother Of
the bride. A reception followed at the
home of the bride
The bride is a graduate Of Grants
vile High school, 1941, and the groom
was graduated from the same school
in 1910. They are residing in their
new home just completed at Keyser
Ridge, on route 40.
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Hansford- Piehler-Miss Helen Ruth
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.