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The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1947-01-16
Baked Eggs

Baked eggs in tomatoes make a
nice luncheon dish-or, for that mat
ter are good on a meatless day for
the main meal.
Prepare the tomatoes as usual for
stuffing-scooping them, sailing them
inside, and setting them upside down
to drain.
When ready to cook, sprinkle the
cavities with little pepper, and put
teaspoon of pepper in the bottom.
Put in creased custard cups or
muffin rings.
Drop raw egg very carefully into
each tomato, sprinkle with salt and
pepper, and top with bit of butter.
Bake in a moderate oven until the
eggs are firm and the tomatoes are
tender. This will probably take
about 20 minutes, but be careful not
to overlook, or the eggs will get hard
and the tomatoes may burst.
Serve on rounds of toast, previous
ly buttered, and if you like, pour
cheese sauce over all.
I think heard you say that eggs
may be cheaper, but how about the
tomatoes? But when you consider
that both of these recipes can take
the place of meat at either lunch or
dinner, the cost is still less than
meat for the same number of people.
If you like oysters, here is recipe
using both eggs and oysters, hailing
from California and the gold rush
days. 1t is known as:
HangtOwn Fries
Drain to 10 small oysters, roll
them in flour then in beaten egg and
fine bread crumbs. Brown them on
both sides in little butter in a hot
pan. Add eggs which have been
beaten with a little cream, salt,
paprika and dash of cayenne. Cook
the mixture as you would an ONE
let, lifting the cooked portion to let
the uncooked run underneath onto
the frying pan. When lightly brown
ed underneath, fold, and serve with
little sausages-if available.
One of the most delicious luncheon
dishes is the one given below, it is
so light and delicate that it is joy
to look at as well as to eat.
Lamb in Aspic
Make aspic as usual, either from
gelatin and beef stock, or from the
aspic gelatin that comes in packages.
Add to the aspic, however, one table
spoon of white vinegar, little salt,
tablespoon or two of chopped fresh
mint, and very little green color
ing. Mix as much minced cooked
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1947-01-16
The Homemaker's Corner

A well seasoned
smooth cheese sauce
gives character to vege-
tables such as cauliflow-
er, broccoli or cabbage.
The snappy flavor of
this sauce goes well with
other vegetable combin-
ations such as baked to-
matoes, peas, or cab
bage and green beans.
To avoid Jumps in
Cheese Sauce, stir thor
oughly while adding the
flour and again while
adding milk.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1947-01-16

Military expenditures in peace
time are simply premium payments
on insurance of national security" -
Gen. Carl Spaatz, boss of the Army
Air Force.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1947-01-16
Absolutely Necessary

Absolutely Necessary
When meat rationing first began a
farmer reported to his ration board
that he had several hundred pounds
of beef in storage. To a letter de-
handing why he had so much meat
on hand he replied. ''It was necessary
to kill the whole steer at one time"
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1947-01-16
Embarrassing Situation

Embarrassing Situation
Mac: My memory is getting bad.
Joe: Yes? How?
Mac: Well, when meet guy who
acts friendly, I can't remember
whether he owes me money, or l owe
him.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1947-01-16

Mr.. and Mrs. Robinson J. Binan,
Armstrong avenue-a son on Deem
Der 81.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert R. Norris, lat
E. Franklin street-a son on Deem
Der 10.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1947-01-16
Modern Aunt

please, madam" asked the pretty
maid, may have Monday off to go
and see my aunt?"
Little Peggy, who had certain in
side information on the subject, add
ed her pleadings to the maids: ooh,
mummy" she said, "do let her go.
Her aunt has been made sergeant"
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1947-01-16

visitor one day to the daughter of
the family:
DO your hens lay eggs?"
"Oh, they can," was the lofty re-
ply, "but in our position they don't
have to-"
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1947-01-16
PAS willing

Father can my boy friend take
the place of your business partner
that died this morning?"
Its okay with me-see if you
can arrange it with the under
taker."
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1947-01-16

Now that eggs have come down a
bit in price, our budgets will permit
the serving of more egg dishes
here are two suggestions.
Eggs Hungarian Style
l sweet onion, thinly sliced
tablespoons of chopped green
pepper
4 tablespoons of fat
ripe tomatoes cubed ~,
frankfurters diced 49, -
2 teaspoons of paprika
Salt
6 eggs slightly beaten
Saute the onion and pepper in the
fat until tender, but not Drowned
Add tomatoes, frankfurters and sea-
sonings and simmer about 80 min
utes. Add the eggs and stir over a
low flame until eggs begin to set.
Serve at once.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1947-01-16

Hens Understand
They had grown wealthy suddenly
and had purchased farm, replete
with hens, cows and pigs. Said
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1947-01-16
Tangy Cheese Sauce

makes approximately cups)
tablespoons butter or margarine
4 tablespoons flour
l teaspoon salt
"a teaspoon pepper
rs teaspoon tabasco sauce
u teaspoon paprika
/ tablespoon grated onion
2 cups milk
Y pound grated American cheese
e cups)
Melt butter or margarine in sauce
pan over low heat; add flour, salt,
pepper, tabasco sauce, and paprika
and stir until smooth. Combine on
ion and milk and add slowly, stir
ring constantly, until all has been
added. Continue cooking, stirring
constantly, until sauce thickens. Add
grated cheese and stir until cheese
is melted and sauce is smooth. If
desired, cheese sauce may be made
in double boiler A slightly longer
cooking time will be required.
Evening star., 1947-11-13
AUTO TRUCKS Cont.

sonable: Io4s 1h-ton Chew. panel; 1910
ia-ton Chev. panel: 1946 1ls-ton stake
ssS BOD, fhsv op Fsry MooR ssE tons
used cars. RA. 6101 or RA. 243s. --1S
FORD 1910 1-ton panel; excellent condi-
s sSe tESsshSq ssss 5E hoTE Hfsa II Gr ssS
CHEVROLET 1887 sedan-dslivery; for sal.
By orisnsaI owIsr Mo lew eSo6 mileage good Hsh
sSsR s 'sSa siSS sfS5 5H 81
truck condition; reasonably priced; must
UPHOLSTERY Co. 1909 H st. NV. Ex
FORD 1ns-ton dual rear-wheel truck; ,ha,
As motor: AL cond.; very good rubber
800 nnn oa, aS3 aI, St n;E n,et,,n mo,or recond
front end re-bushed; $50. TO. 6311 i
FORD 80 A-ton stake body; new engine
be seen at the rear of 1851 st.. Sc
DODGE 1s47 pickup truck; very low mile:
age; excel cond.: $3.50. Call Elk. 9o5d
FORD 1s41 stake body "a ton; excel. cond
Priced at only $3.50 or best offer under
GSji BUMP ! TRTcRs aG6R q: pickup. quicksa,
de5sr; dSos N.bp now WORKING; fnish NOV IS'h
pfcS RfckGps nssfaHa s, fse 1871 ss7s
terms: RICE MOTOR CO new sdd,Tssss
1924 Bladenshurg rd. ne. --lS
EVERYBODY BENEFITS but the centrs
Come out and help US give this stun away
Dodge AZ s.-ton carryall; was 1915 nov
Chev. AZ panel: was ss75, now s:75.
Chey, al iI5-ton loft fiat; was $685.
:, Pease; -! ~ :, 1ss;.on sst ao-ft stake wa
81 easS' os5, nov ~ ssss' 5ls0n es0 'ho 'n's' ''
:, FeTd sgS -. as i 1H;t9n siS 1s-ft' stake w''
chev. IA 1a-ton panel; was s1,o76
Diamond T Al aHs-ton van; was s1.2e5
Dodge Al h-ton pickup: was see6
:, WAA surplus.4x4s: exes; heavy ans
%R G6 ssf5 o G3c HE Dsaer 9sns ess $500 Ies hx
pm. daily. sunday. 10 to 8.
GMC TRACTOR, 1910; coE; 7.5O-20. 10
International tractor, 1a41, model Ks-5
5000, 1o-ply tires; 2-speed axle; excel
GMC tractor. 1889 model AC452: s.25,
20 tires: -2-speed axle: excel. condition.
I Federal tractor. 1941,, 2-ton. with 3
condition; real bargain at Sl.395.
Fruehauf van trailers t7). 1939-1945. vi
to soft. length; air or vacuum brakes
real bargains.
Brockways "a. 1899. 2Ha-ton: e.0o-2t
tires: excellent for dump use.
REQ 1946 model 10 tractor; s,25-2t
tires saddle tanks: 2:-speed axle; low mile
age: perfect cond. throughout.
Many others to choose from. All price,
Also some models Of new Federal trucks 10
immed. delivery SHERIFF MOTOR CO.
300 Rhode Island ave. ne. MI. 5000. ii
Evening star., 1947-11-13
AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE.

FL1T-BED TRUCK, al946, 21s ton. Rec;
reasonable sasG terms saK saR sts
FUEL OH TRUCK, 1 .ooo-ssl. With master
meter, GMc, Apply R. N SMITH, ~
foap 1a4l .tak. 1A-ton: excel sond l.
dis5i fsis piaeup 5e truck
and runs like new; low milease; very eco
sM s91csl nU sF1ss LIE e Seeri1s nc oeoTss
1e42 DIAMOND T 1Ia-tpn truck; rack
body. helpers springs, sooa tires; ,,t IN .sis
sssa' ssoe 5E i2dstGB R5iS6s II e
Ma Mfsa.roN 8 r .t2ks p ssodv international truck
s enc pesssus pis1s 5ton sgs 12ft. stake body truck
iis iow nilesse; s1,z5o, No dealers, can
sF ssFFunpfBAkER nGSsAkER 1e47 .z-ton pickup: sks,
tires; $500 or best OFFER under SE
no 1a4s 1.o1 chassis az and CAB; :. suit gd
Wf;sHsroa f so Nc si issf 500 IA. hEo
liz ssio Il 1a45 l5csl cssls-ton tractor and nat semi
s e5 sr ss.dS se sG 'nd ss Drsss $50 u WAs Shy
MdToN CO. NC, 1881 Half st, se.'
Ii 74O2 -l3
be seen between s and B. at 1911 St
FORD 1a47 1la-ton c. o, T.; cab and
chassis long wheel base: under 200 mi !;
viii sell for list price. JET MOTOR
SALES, Ii 0336. -l3
FORD 1e47 1-ton express, pickup; 800
ISTEESATIoNAdL. 1sss n.,t,nzn z,toso so1. psnsl; 81
gaT gssseea D. ls4l Nh 4sspse5iGp1IN peodpIN e%'o' 20
FORD panel delivery: excel cond;; S17s
Or best offer under. MA. $3.50 week days
WHITE, 1884 model, van body truck, 500.
W e J, SLOANE. 1st and Que SITS ne.
Evening star., 1947-11-13
Ny Word for 1t
& Frank Colby
Secretary's Handbook.

Beaumont: My employer tells me
that 1t Is improper to use the term
Operated on" He insists that ]
should say, Mrs. Blank is to be
operated tomorrow morning. R. g.
Answer: Simply remind your en-
ployer that Mrs Blank Is equipped
with neither steering wheel, gear
shift, accelerator, nor hydraulic
brakes. Not even the finest surgeon
in Christendom can operate" pa
tient
Here is the correct usage as set
forth in any good dictionary: OPP
crate, transitive verb. To perform
an operation or series Of operations,
as, mill for operating upon ores:
to operate upon one for appen-
dicitis. Merriam Webster's.
Louisville: What is the correct
salutation to use in writing letters
addressed to Mary Smith & Broth
ers" and Jane Jones & Com
panyY-E. L.
Answer: know Of no salutation
that would be appropriate for Mary
Smith g. Brothers" For Jane
Jones & Company" one may assume
that the company Is feminine.
Therefore: Mesdames; Dear Mad
ans; or Ladies,
Personally. I'd leave the saluta-
ton out in either case. Both salu-
tations and complimentary closes In
business letters are meaningless,
wasteful of time and are on the way
out. To those who feel that the
omission of salutations and comph-
mentary closes are lacking in polite
ness, let me observe that our most
formal and correct communica-
to formal social
events such as weddings, receptions,
ETC., never use salutations or CON-
plimentary closes.
Oakland: In writing to a news
paper editor, Is this the proper form
Of address:
Mr.. John Doe, Editor
Bigtown News.
Bigtown, California.
| Answer: No. It Is never correct
to write two titles on a single line.
Never "Mr. John Doe, Editor, Dr.
Richard Roe, M. D.; Rev. James
Smith, Pastor; Mr.. Frank Smith,
ESQUIRE" These are the correct
forms:
| Mr. John Doe
Editor, Bigtown News
DR.. Richard Roe
or: Richard Roe, M. d.
! Rev. James Smith
Pastor, First Church
MIR. W. H. Jones
Manager, Blanks, Inc.
|
Mr. Colby.l leehs. Go, WI pat VOC
proposition.
f. obtain 8 eepg, ssnd 5 cents In soln
| TO Frank Colby, care WaAnfngtor star.
P. D. Box 30. Station q, New YORK H.
| tfcopyrssht, the Bel syndteete, Ene.. 1s471
Evening star., 1947-11-13
AUTO TRUCKS FOR HIRE.

VETERAN desires household moving, gen
help reas rates. VI $3.50, Ext. ~.
DODGE 1947 -1h-ton stake: by hr.,- day
or week, with white veterans. GIL 6529,
OW. 07S5. 30
VAN TRUCK, large or small Jobs: prompt
service, reas prices: local and long dis
tance. ia. 2937; after pm, GE. 1915.
AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY-1a47 Chey.
vans, stakes. panels and pickups: for hife
by day. week or month; PUBLIC SERVICE
DRIVE-UR-SEF, ME. 7011. 30'
Evening star., 1947-11-13
MOTORCYCLES.

HARLEY DAVIDSON, good condition: all
necessary .,s accessories can De seen ee'
FRS HERE. The thrilling new 1a4s Fran
els Barnet lightweisht motorcycle, A
epeed transmission. Come see them. We
also have several good used machines.
Before buying. see us first. ALLIED MO:
A. j, q. machines. 2O14 NJ st. NV, RE.
MoTORCYCLEs-9 used 1a45 Indians,
sestes "a, With commercial side boxes
viii sell | or both for S425 each or best
sdef. Boz SIT, Star. -l6
Evening star., 1947-11-13
Word Come

Find 3s or more common Engllsh
words In
IMPLEMENT,
meaning, g tool, uterisil" AvsraN
mark Is 20 words. Time limit, -
minutes.
Rules Of ths Gams--l: words must es 81
four letters by the addition Of - such ss
bats cats, are not used 49,, 3; only Y, nes rns
Are ~ not used. 4 list viii Be- published to-
Evening star., 1947-11-13
Goren on BRIDGE

& 10
Tbs bidding:
South. West. North. East.
IA Pass INT Pass
INT Pass Pass Pass
Our tresome partner, who for
several days has been responding
to our opening bids with one no.
trump, has outworn his welcome.
and after today he Is dismissed. To
be sure, he has done nothing wrong,
but it is probably more entertaining
to have q partner who commits an
occasional error, but who now and
again participates with enthusiasm
in the auction.
In today's hand South bid one
spade and North responded with his
usual one no-trump. South elected
to bid two no-trump, coaxing his
partner to go on, but North felt
that he was unable to accept ths
invitation and passed.
East opened his fourth best club,
declarer played the ten from dummy,
West won with the queen and re-
turned the suit. North played the
nine, East the ace. and dummy ur1-
blocked with the king in order to
get a quick entry TO his hand. East
continued with the third round OF
clubs, not with any idea OF estab-
fishing the suit but because he felt
that q shift to one Of the other
suits would make life too easy for
the declarer.
North then led a low diamond,
playing the ten from dummy in order
to keep East out OF the lead. West
won with the queen and could do
no better than return the suit,
whereupon declarer cashed three
diamond tricks and then took this
spade finesse. The queen Of spades
was the fourth and final trick taken
by the defense.
South Immediately reprimanded
his partner for not going to game.
II put up very strong bidding.
partner" he said. To which North
quite promptly replied. Il bid my
hand to the hilt." North WAS abso-
lutely right.
It is an elementary principle OF
bidding tactics that you do not ask
your partner to bid your hand for
you. South should have known
there was a game in the hand, de-
spite his partners weak bid, be-
cause he had two aces In excess OF
an opening bid.
We have observed that when your
partner responds with one no-trump
il you have one trick and half ex-
cess, there Is a chance for game;
two tricks excess, game is certain.
South had a point count Of 20.
North's response of one no-trump
promises at least six so that South
should have known the partnership
had sufficient values to contract for
game.
A bid of two no-trump by South
would state, Partner, would Ike
you to 60 on If you have more than
Ia minimum announced by your ons
trump" North. having only six.
had the textbook minimum for such
response and having already given
his all could not be expected to
carry on.
Downright, 1p47, by Charles H. ooYeA)
Evening star., 1947-11-13
AUTO LOANS.

H YOU ARE FLAMING TO buy a car from
private party or dealer. it isn't necessary
to pay cash. Our easy payment plan Will
conform with your budget Call us before
you buy. Oar staf Of experts VIII be glad
20 appraise the car for fair market value
procuring title and tags. No obllga alton,
Telephone Republic 1900, NOLAN FINANCE
Co, .1102 New York ave. NV. Greyhound
Bus Terminal Bldg.
Evening star., 1947-11-13
AUTO PAINTING.

COMPIETE JOB, S35 up; work guaran-
tesd. GILBERT. 4102 Pa. ave. ext. s.e'
HI. 1921.
seIect your color: work guaranteed. ADDI-
SON CHEVROLET. 1922 14th st. NV. no.
9S0n
Evening star., 1947-11-13
1RAILERs.

sfAkIoN MANoRmslr.t to sst %ss a,rgisne n,}sSs
sIteqior ssaeqE aofam Thonoushiy insussd ses
1851 sdGrvAKp is S2[asf tss s. l. ssfSyh aa
Yss6hHhe Yo9'EG sE 0sfs sfMfhY ssN AMAZED when you
step Into tSseF eosees m
mssonite mas nftsiasd and suminum; constructed by
Americas leading manufacturers; prices
and sizes to- meet every need. Higgins
ffaRfih TkaffER ga sa1Es E'G g. s s. ~ 1. SeFVyn
NY ND. q gsfG 5ss HoHH TI,v1 9H41nsE .m.1
p1ent plan bottled-gas stoves hot-wstsr
GsovE ssEi .ns AF II tFs55 co6RT oar
2oVTNG AND HAULNG made easy and
safs aailitS fe trailers s0s and in boat rasrs
n CO. NC: 1880 Wisconsin ave. NV
NEW UNITED de luxe 2a-ft. trailer coach,
besutitul birch interior all aluminium Mn, ar sx-
teTior insulated trersoutf p.ts, oiSn noST
handles and many other modern improve
Gop s11s Co. dsHeFss and ave- and
saE a The THE NEW sVs WsALco S 2s-tt. trailer coach.
old running water, bottled gas for cook
ing, twtn-b room, Venetian blinds, fuo-
resent lighting and many other comforts.
sole TRAILER CO" 5000 Ga ave- ST.
NATIONAL TRAILERS, la47. now on dis
play C FRED PAINTER. 5000 Baltimore
ave Riverdale. Md Phone WA. 4903.
PALACE HOUSE TRAILER, Is It.. furn;,
good cond, elec. brakes: price, $3.50. GAN
HousE TRAILER, 1871 Howard, with lse,
Lot So, TEMPLE TRAILER VILLAGE, Duke
Ct and TeleEraph I'd, Alex.. Va; Ia
never been used on the road: used only IS
ONCE; all fixtures and beds meyer used;
viii sacrifice for quick SALE s1's9o' Gan
Used IRA1LERs, excellent sendi.lon; d ls
sve. and Colesville I'd, Silver Spring. Nd.
LUGGAGE TRAILER for sale. wheels,
espactty 1000 lbs, 500. Alex 6e3s.
AMERICAN" 1e41 e5 feet; cleo refg.,
bot gas; brand-new, never lived in; terms.
TE EEEe s'Gs GRsrrdRfkaERAroR, dsks GU. f., new;
fiff GTffLITY Ffss0fh ThRxiIEk, n V ton tom red nome
made: passed D. G, Inspection, auto
bumper hitch included; 500. Call 40
GEmGR, 1s4s-You will be more than
amazed when you see this 1a-ft. model
fully equipped with bottled gas for COOK
Ing and delivered complete for $1'795
COLE TRAILER CO, 5000 Ga. ave, 81
5000.
Evening star., 1947-11-13

Fish mongers with chains 81
stores In South Africa now oper-
ate their own aircraft to bring hsh
10 cities from fairly inaccessible
fishing grounds.
Evening star., 1947-11-13
GARAGES WANTED.
PARKING SPACE

SPACE FoR / CAR. rear of 1921 Adam,
Mill I'd NV. s5 per month, HENRY J
ROBE. INC. 1924 VT ave. NV. D1, s141
Evening star., 1947-11-13
AuToMorlyE MISCELLANEOUS.

YOUR CAR WASHED while you wait. in
10 minutes, in auto laundry, using con-
veyor system: also simonizing. COM
rTETE AUTO LAUNDRY, 351O Ga. ave.
NV GE, QS42
Evening star., 1947-11-13

AUTO TRUCKS WANTED.
STAKE BODY TRUCKS needed to haul
bldg. supplies. steady work. Call OIL. 1s9s
Evening star., 1947-11-13
AUroMoBILES FOR SALE.
AUTOMOBILES FOR HIRE.

NEED A CAR?-Rent a new one by the
RENTAL SYSTEM, 1908 L st. NV. Elk
Evening star., 1947-11-13

NO LIMIT TO WHAT WE Will PAY-We
urgently need at once 100 used cars, for
clean and in good mechanical shape. Ask
for Mr. Henry. COAST-IN PONTIAC CO.
18th ana Good Hope rd. sc. Ii. O6?9.
37-42 model. Phone HO. 6079 before
Evening star., 1947-11-13

and heater;
new motor;
1925: cash
MOTORS,
Evening star., 1947-11-13
/ 1885 convertible: $3.50 or best
!; cash only. OIL. S766.

De seen az ffuA Nepib nFr'' pcUheo'o' Ae''
CRoSLEY 1941 station wagon: good con-
dition; must sell quick, S2a5. Adams
rROsLEys 1e47: more than 400 satisfied
customers in this city: sedans. convert
ihles and pickup trucks, from See3 imme-
diate delivery. HENRY MILLER MOTORS,
1888 18th st. NV, RE. $3.50. Distributor
for Washington.
cRosLEY 1s47 e.door sedan; excel. cond.; {;
m.n sSa 'sR MR Or Mssn fs1s sah cH id 1875 sh ss
Be SOTO 1a4s Custom 4-door; fully eauip-
ss kennedy st. NE. MR.. coLDIN
DE SOTO 194l taxi for sale: good condi-
ton; 81 900. Call TR. $500 after pm. /.
DE SOTO 1889 4-dr. sedan; excellent
condition. radio, seat covers, white rims,
new tires; low mileage; $se5; no dealers:
Cali HyattsvilIe o625 after 8 pm -i6 --.e
front : to- rear; radio, heater. spotlight,
foglights: ex-taxi: passed D. c. inspection;
body perfect. VIII make good private
car or taxicab: $3.50. cash or terms. 4432
Conn. ave. WO. 324e. -lb
DE SOTO l946 black custom 4-door sedan;
radio, heater; low mileage: excel; cond !;
$3.50 or best offer under. TIA. 2s15. IF
DE SOTO 1888 sedan; real good motor:
balance due finance CO.. S133: come quick
and drive it away. WILLIAMS, goth and
Rhode Island ave. ne, AID. S344. Ia
DE SOTO 1910 4-dr. sedan; orig. black
an r. b. spotlishts clean Throughout, ,n.I i.
excel sodsy susrsntse q TNx aeTS Paymfnt sMn
So7s' ia
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1947-02-20
DAWSON RITES

Final rites were conducted for Paul
Leonard Dawson on Friday, February
14th, at ? O'Clock from the Bolden
Funeral Home, in charge of Rev
Reece Burns.
Mr.. Dawson died suddenly on Feb
ruary 18th about 1920 A. NJ. at his
home near Table Rock while shoveling
snow to get to the main highway.
He was born February %. 1896, at
Mt. Lake Park, son of Joseph L. and
Jessie Arnold Dawson. He was mem
Der of the Methodist church, Fair
mont, and of the American Legion of
that city. For a number of years Mr.
Dawson was employed by the City of
Fairmont and by the Bell Telephone
company. He also operated the Golden
Eagle Barbecue on Route so for four
teen years. He was a veteran of the
first World War, medical detachment,
and spent l6 months at Walter Reed
lOHplldl' A1IeI llONlHS 10 Odhldllu ne
was engaged in the real estate bust
ness and at the time of his death was
an appraiser for the Veterans Adj
ministration.
He is survived by his wife, Ruby
Dawson. and one daughter Mrs. Lee
more Lake, of Fairmont, and his par
ents.
Burial was in Oakland cemetery
with military rites conducted by the
local Legion Post. Pallbearers were
members of the American Legion
from the local post and Fairmont
Friends and relatives attending
from a distance were Mrs. Ella Moore
and Harry Moore, Newport News, Va,
Mrs. James L. Grubb and Charles n.
Grubb, Washington; Virgil N. and
Ray Dawson, Baltimore; Harry c.
Lowden, Postmaster, Fairmont; James
Cain and Dent Powell, also of Fair
mont, W. Va.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1947-02-20

William c. Combs, aged 50 years,
died Tuesday morning, February IS,
at 5:45 in the hospital at Perryville,
Maryland.
Deceased was born January %,
1878, a son of the late Charles A. and
Sarah Combs, of Mt. Lake Park, and
was born near Red House
He was member of the Methodist
church in early childhood.
He served in the U. S. Marine corps
in the Philippine Islands shortly after
the Spanish American War and for a
period of ten years was unable to be
located. He had been in i'll health for
a number of years and had not been
in this vicinity for over forty years.
Surviving are a brother and sister.
w. A. Combs, Mt. Lake Park; and
Mrs L. B. Crane, Grafton, w. Va.
The body was brought to Oakland
on Wednesday and funeral services
will be conducted on Friday afternoon
at o'clock from the Bolden Funeral
Home, with Rev. James Macleod, Of
the Baptist church at Mt. Lake Park,
officiating. Interment will be in the
Oakland cemetery with final rites and
full military honors being in charge
of the local American Legion Post.