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ApARTNEkTs FURNISHED tcent.)

521 SOMERSET PL. N.W.-9 girls wanted
to share with / other girl, nicely furn
house; 5 rooms and bath; everything furn.
no drinking; $40 mo. each; GE. 5013.
employed mothers or parents only II need
day care for their child. Box 27S-E. Star
1907 4th ST. N.W.-See to appreciate
Gentle home: dbl.-bed rms, screened
porch, pvt: bath; cooking week ends: pvt.
kit. cleo bog: 500.
Sl2 week. liz
3 quiet employed girls to share 2 rooms
and bath: cooking facilities, $3.50 each.
wk; no drinking; hot and cold running
water. LIGHTS and heat furnished. IL
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HOUSES EXCHANGED.

COLORED-NEW HOUSES FOR OLD
We VIII accept your house in trade on
a hrand-new, 6.rm. and basement. solid
brick home. fully completed and ready
to move into. For further informatio
call til pm, RE 1881, FIRST Ma
TIONAL REALTY CORP, 905 / 5th st. NV.
FOUR-BEDRM., three-bath or two-bedrm.
one-bath home, completely furnished, Belle
vue ave, Newport, r. l., for compara able
home or apartment in Washinston-V Virginia
area Box 323-J, Star. 12s
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MOVING, PACKING sna STORAGE

VETERANS-Moving and hauling; new
trucks, responsible help; cargo insured;
estimates cheerfully given. MI. $780,
ARMY VETERANS-Light loads. trunks
and luggage hauled; very reas. rates: all
xhsts Hasiss sslp 2ETsnass asn 1a5s sovfad e
ssaes sfunFs and batSase. AZ s7bs Or II osss
you day or evenings; reasonable as ssk, rates;
MOVTNG-For prompt service day or night
and Sundays; cargo insured; 30 miles
radius. Gail DE. 9s7l: reas. rates Ill
WANTED-Load or part load to and from
Washington. DC. Detroit. Pittsburs,
Cleveland Chicago, Missouri, Colorado and
Texas. NORTHERN MOVING & STOR-
AGE CO. AT 9243 l.t
WANTED-Load or part load to and from
California. 15-day service by van. NORTH
ERN MOVING AND STORAGE CO.. Ii,
PiCRtp. DELIVERY SERVICE: evenings;
packages, trunks, baggage, etc; Va. area
EDEIMAN's MOVING & STORAGE CO.
Reas rates; will accept year surplus fur
niture as part paymt on your moving, stor-
age; local. long-dist. moving. ia. 2937.
EX-GI. MOVING, packing. storase; reas,
rates; will take your surplus furniture as
part payment on moving. JOHN GLOVER,
GIL 6160. DE $3.50 IL
ARMY VETERANs-Light loads, trunks
and luggage hauled: very reas. rates all
white help. GE. 1875, 9 am. to pm.
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ROOMS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
home; mr.. bath; gentleman only; mr.. transp.
DE SS40 Ill
"a MARYLAND AVE. N.E.-sgle. rm. for
empl, Rirl: nicely furnished: conv. transp.;
S ios RHODE ISLAND AVE. N.E.-Phone
Dupont 14S4-Room In good home for
clean habits necessary. nondrinkers: rea-
63a c ST. N.E.-Lsrge clean room. Ink,
sink, for 2 empl. women, no drinkers. -l5
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ROOMS WANTED.

ELDERLY COUPLE wants hensekeeping
rooms in quiet, private home. We do not
use toba eco. heer. liquor or radio: both
employed; prefer Brightwood, community;
will furnish references: have been al pres
snt address ga years; write Box 2sa-J' ;s.
DIPLOMAT GENTLEMAN desires apt. or
room with private bath in refined home.
N mrsg ssgTclqssys IEWfs NV. section. NO. 1900
MAN. single, GENTLE, congenial nondrinker,
nonsmoker age Al. perm. located. wishes
Please give full particulars including ad-
dress, and who comprises family; $50 3
month maximum. Box 3l7-J, Star. 12s
TWO LADIES want two unfuTnished light
or Bethesda. BOX 35O-J, Star. 12'
IN GEORGETOWN-auiet: educated French
woman desires room until May; preferably
with bath and breakfast. Call MI. S207.
BADLY NEED 1 or rooms. kitchen, bath;
NV; employed settled couple (home sold);
have some furniture; limit $50. GE. 6SO3.
UNFURNISHED, room or apt; no drink
ing; quiet; / 5 yrs. in last apt. WO. 1870
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Rom, Fvrnishsd-Md. 3 Va. Cont IA

KomS fuFniSheo-Md. y Va. ICoNt.J
BETHESDA-Comfortap room, / or 2
gentlemen preferred; spacious closet. in
ner-spring mattresses, unlim. phone. share
a. eath sdaa other gentleman; eonV' 1s .r1nssp'
ARLiNGToN-Lovely master bedroom, pvt.
BATH uai% s.o phone; slk tS bus; couple
ALEXANDRIA-Furnish studio rm. with
kit privs. Call, Ov. 1857. liz
home conv. transp.. shopping center and
restaurant: about 20 min. from District.
Falls Church 1339-W Ill
2O49 NO. GLEBE RD.-Large front room
next to bath: frequent bus service. Phone
KENSfSGTON, MD.-pouble rm. twin
beds; Kit. -privils. If required; on bus.
COLoRED-NICELY FURNISHED room.
home privileges. Glebe 5482. Il.
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ROOMS ruRhasHEp-Mp. and VA

KOOMS tUNFHSrsO-fNO.o que vA.
SINGLE FURu. RIM, near COLLEGE Park.
aRL1sG aR 1ssaG3TToNNily GToN-Nicely furnished front m,
$50 month; SH; 5S9e; ~. p.rlIIs. El5
nicely furnished donble room. next to
bath. unlimited phone. pvt. entrance.
BBEErHESDA - Double room, pvt. bath;
laundry M privileges; eony. to bank, Naval
Medical Hospital. Single girls or couple
LARGE '' FRONT CORNER ROOM. new
home; " block from bus. GIL. $3.50. liz
1st-FLooR FRONT BEDROOM, next to
bath, with large basement kitchen: $40
SShisefak. Sshis SH s6os No. stanord1gsle. 1s
rm.: gar. avail: shower, bath: conv. bus
ssnslsm'RA SIhk, Va. DEL G6 aR1aS Ray,sinsls or dD.
sSed sf saseip aSS East
DEL RAY, ALEX, VA. sEc.-Room with
son eHs 'lGfa snsls sr0@ &c. ShoR1bb $780,
sH' oNh FgRssaEp R5fssfEsa Alsa sooM Sas7 with
PTyiegs s + soh eeHps sT ARhscT6N 2E H sSss VSNce
furnished room next to bath On
orI for gentleman; s35 per month. 1a'
dbls.; di pvt entrance: bath; 81. aso7 after
weekly: conv to bus. OK. 03o3.
4s11 CURTIS RD.-Twin-b bed rm., ,1st f..
new furniture, simipyt. bath KIT. iaunory
drinking; dri GENTLE couple or two ladies, S75
per mo. WI 6157. -i2
CHHLUM, MD;-Doubie room, Twin m oeus, eos
oomsr, pSzsa couple Union S744 bet and
NICELY FURN. RIM, semipvt. shower bath;
conv. to buslines; gentle home. OK. 1859
THREE communicating rms, private entr;:
1Sai WANf IA 4 HOME for the price Of rssm2
Doube r5 afsben IN
Ice, Pentagon ant. DC. Young employed
couple preferred. S35 month; Box 46io, Io H.
sstTsTFRiAcr1vE stsFi MASTER HE6nooMIlppri-
yate bath. convenient to Lee Hish,Tay'
Notwithstanding Ali LaSii1ABtif furn; master
bedroom in pvt. home, next to bath, for
fngGyfd aa%H TasgE seaPs IF sSaS RM completely
month; working person pref; woman only.
one one BsffeocK Bus-Larse. twin-bsd room.
and furnished. cH. ao63 or OK. 0e7o.
405 CARROLL AVE, Takoma Park, Md
Furnished Ink. rm, equipped with elec.
refrigerator and hot plate. SH. 1888.
ARLINGTON-Front corner room; i block
from Wilson blvd. bus; suit. or couple.
ROOMS in quiet country home; modern
conveniences; gentlemen only. Falls
Church S37-J-3. Ia g.
ARLINGTON-:Larse double room, cookins
facilities; semiprivate bath. refrigerator:
married couple preferred. near busline;
ALEXANDRIA-Lge. double room: semipyt
bath; would prefer 2 girls or couple: $40
q month. Call TIE. 1901. ~
MT. RAINIER, 4007 31st st.-Lovely furn.
sgle. room, adj. bath: private home; kit.
CLOSE TO PENTAGON-Furnished single
room; kitchen. phone and entertaining
PRIVILEGES; bus at door; $50. IA. 1923.
RIvERDALE, MD.-warm single room for
woman; use of kitchen and living ROOM:
1901 Ne. send ST.-Double room. twin
eeasi essile 1snner' hoe oP PfS7 Soo7o un''ed
bone; 81 IS. iTsm sgs bus; sen'Ieman is PFs-
ARLiNGTON-Pieasan sunny twin-bed
room; S. s;Zis ySpnr men; references; IS 6is i.sh:
akLNG foS-Nic.l, surn. rm.. dbie. bed:
next bath. Phone. conv. transp. and
shopping center: gentlemen only. ,0W.
5525. Ia
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COUNTRY BOARD.
APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

ARE OF INFANTS in a licensed home
nder care of practical nurse. Alex. 1858
7 E. Howell ave, Alexandra. Ia
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HOUSES UNFusNisHED.

s rms. m FARM HOUSE at silver Hill,
on Route 5; priv. of garden and nrewood;
good bus service; $40; references required.
Box OAK. Star.
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APARIMENrs SUBURBAN.
APARTMENTS WANTED.

COMPLETELY FURNISHED APT, 3
rooms. private bath, kitchen privileges;
in nearby Maryland. Box 424-J. Star.
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COOPERATIVE APTs.-SALE.

VETERANS OR SERVICEMEN, Investigate
our cooperative apt. purchase plan and
learn how easy, how much more economical
than running house and how much
cooperative apartment. We have 21 units
OF l and 2 bedrooms in, a brand, new
ton: price range from S6.95O to SO. 600.
monthly carrying charges, including all
utilities S5O-S75 and cash down payments
from $3.50 to S2,19O. For appointment
to Inspect. call MA a141, FREDERICK w.
BERENS SALES. INC, 1898 K st. NV.
Office open from to O. liz
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THE EVENING STAR, Washington, DC. B-15
II.

HOUSES UNFURNIsHEp Cont.
4-BEDRM. HOUSE, 800 a month. 4128
ond o ~ m -i2
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POULTRY ond EGGS
AVIATION.

IAMES FEED STORE, 619 K st. NV, ME
Iose-Baby chicks. feed and poultry sup.
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newly decorated
couple; $50 single,

end AND WEBSTER ST, 1929 End st. w.
Single room; lady; laundry and phone
privils:; private home; S25. RA. 1918 after
T 1sas 81 lamont LAMONT ST. N.w.-vacaneies for
girls beautiful pII family home near gark;
eoMfoRTahLf 81 "a R2i S'es ROOM; private home,
s9yrepMAes ffy e5,EAssffo aorT e. sSS ssS1 18TH St IA
ssi6@complete hotel service. with cafe
terra; S24 week, with pvt. bath; also large
rooms, suitable for 8 or more, $27 per
cEEvY csfk Yna CHASE. ds near Conn. ave. bus, 20
MAN man ealS &c So'5sSs' ssIs Miltsrs "a EN- FPS
1900 18th ST. NW.-sgl rm., $50; dbl
studio rm. for 2. $50; men only. Ho. 1888
es ,.t ST. NV penOs 1s tns.G tTGa 1sf ps1t
e shopping center and bus. EVENINGS eA.
CHEVY CHASE, & sel4 Ia Patterson @ st St. INV. NV:
sS sSl bNoaD sRaSea "a W9 R6 chase
D. C.-Master bedrm.. beautifully fur-
nished, in new home: l or 2: bus at door.
TWo W Rooms. twin beds, bath; within
siS Ekw wHS5fs ST
roomers; conv. excel. transp. RIA. 7ess.
2413 18th ST. NW.-Dble. rm.. near to
bath; BAT odns nieely furnished very clean house
14i4 HARDWOOD PL. N.w.-14th and
enpiossd enia s 'rahsR ssnslemsn; Sse ss5 co saes
s3es 42nd ST. N.w:-corner room. tile
bath and shower; private home; SAC, per
VTGiNirY WHntSii "; WALTER TER REED HOSPITAL, 2
connecting rooms with bath: near transp.
M 1858 WYOMING AVE. NV, Du. a7sss-
Unusually ige. front triple. 3 girls, $50 mo.
ea.: dble.. -tw. beds, $50 mo; ca; man to
share 1st-f front with another man, $50
mo: Mt. Pleasant line, 90 min, downtown;
quiet. refined house. DU: 9766; Il.
dbl rm. in private home for a man. near
transp. $40: also nicely furn. ssle. rn.'
1905 seth ST, corner Wis. ave,-Two
iiv. rni., for 3 people: excellent transp
DoWNTowN HOME. Apt. .33-Large clean
room. closet, quiet gentleman. elevator.
ME, 3073. -lS
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UNFURN.. or 2 rooms, kit, pvt. bath,
FAT SIN. RE 4l42. Ext 4407, Mon Fri
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PRINCE KARE HOTEL, 1901 K ST. NV
Dole rms with or without pvt. bath. newly
decorated; all new furniture IA
COLoRED-ROOM for single gentleman
no privileges. Call DI. 1888, liz
COLoRED-REFINED YOUNG LADY to
share lovely front room with another young
lady: twin beds. GE 3711. -12
COLORED-I1I1 v ST. N.W.-Laree rm.,
3 girls or l girl, $40 wk. Also smaller
TS9m II Hsns gTsYiliNysWS sT NyWNcely furn
g ssSpIs.; Fl. Ao: lsso. ST. xw-si:t Nls ~
furnished room for rstined sf sentlssmg.sn;
COLoREDNNICE LARGE ROOM for rent
New furniture; kitchen privils. co.
COLoRED-REFINED EMPLOYED couple
or two men; newly furnished room with
COLORED-1346 2sth ST. N.W.-Wanted.
settled colored lady to share room and
kitchen in exchange for care Of school
girl; mother working out, comes in l day
a week. Call in person, to D. Monsay
coloRED sad dds1os M LGE. FRONT RIM. Empl.
couple or Q ladies. Phone DE. 1917. -l2
COLORED-ONE ROOMS each per wk.
Col aooioRED-pouBLE ROOM with twin
beds. for two gentlemen or couple; no
COLoRED-3II5 WARDER ST, NV
Room for couple; privileges: quiet nome.
CcooIoRfED-e,21 18th ST. NM rooms
on 2nd floor: PRIVILEGES. Call MI. pi94
Sat afternoon or Sun.
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ROOMS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

18th ST. NM rooms
N 2nd floor: PRIVILEGES. Call MI. pA94
LOT affaHnn011 Sun
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ROOMS WITH BOARD.

UNFINISHED, room or apt; no drink
ing; quiet: Is yrs. in last apt. WO. 1910
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BEDROOM, KIT. and pvt. bath. newly
decorated everything furn.; quiet neigh
borhood: 10 min. downtown: enpl. couple
only; 500. FIR 1925 or 423 9Th st, Sc.
The Republican., 1947-02-06
Pythian Sisters
Have Installation

Garrett Temple No. II, Pythian
Sisters, had its installation Of officers
recently, with Mrs. Blanche Phillips
the installing officer. assisted by Mrs.
Floe Schaeffer and Mrs. Mabel Friend
Those installed were Mrs. Clara De-
Witt. past chief; Mrs Margaret Fulk,
most excellent chief; Mrs. Verna
Bray, excellent senior; Mrs. Violet
Bowser, excellent junior; Mrs. Mabel
Coddington, manager; Mrs. Clara
Stuck, mistress Of records and CORES
pondence; Mrs. Inez Kildow, mistress
of finance; Mrs. Mary Browning, pro
tector; Mrs. Claudine Kemphfer,
guard; Mrs. Edith Bell, Mrs. Mar
velyn DeBerry and Mrs Dorothy Cod
dington. trustees; Mrs. Vera Mus
sard, pianist; Mrs. Floe Schaeffer,
captain Of degree staff; Mrs Blanche
Phillips, representative to grand tenn
pie; Mrs. Edna Whorton, alternate.
Mrs Fulk is requesting all officers
and members to be present February
II as the district deputy grand chief,
Margaret HiXson, and grand chief,
Genevicve Wagner, are making then
official visits. Refreshments will be
served.
The Republican., 1947-02-06
Past Officers Honored

Past worthy matrons and past wor-
thy patrons were honor guests at the
regular meeting of Oakland Chapter
No. 81, Order of Eastern Star, on
Tuesday, February 4. Mrs. Thomas
Currie, worthy matron, and Arthur
Lawton, worthy patron, presided.
Following introductions and well
coming, each honor guest was pre-
sented with small gift. A social
hour followed the business session.
Prizes were awarded Mrs. Cecil Smith,
Mrs. Scott Shirer in Five Hundred,
Mrs. Arthur Lawton and Mrs. b. f.
Selby in Finch Mrs. Milburn Mann
was awarded the door prize. Refresh
ments We're in charge of Mrs. Lewis
Jones and Mrs Curie.
Twenty-nine members We're present.
fourteen Of them being past matrons,
Mrs. Gordon Mealy, Mrs w. W. Daw-
son, Mrs H. P Stuck, Mrs. II. G..
Gortner, Mrs. Cecil Smith, Mrs. H.
H. Harmed, Mrs. Jesse J. Ashby, Mrs.
John Carter. Mrs S. L. Aronhalt,
Mrs. Melvin Kight, Mrs. Ray Tcets,
Mrs. Scott Shirer, Mrs Grover Stem
pie, and Mrs. NJ W. Mann; and three
past patrons, E. R. Jones, c. f. Ham
mond and Arthur Lawton.
The Republican., 1947-02-06

DR.. Gross subject will be Getting
Together in Europe" under the gen
eral theme of the series of addresses,
"Is Cooperation Possible ?" His APP
pearance and his subject should be
of special interest, Dr. Pickens an
nounced, since he was born in Cracow
Poland, educated there, obtaining his
doctors degree from the University
of Cracow
After the German conquest and oc-
cupation of Poland he remained there
until December, 1910, when he es-
capped to Japan through the Soviet
Union, coming to the United States
in 1911. In November, 1941, he was
elected Secretary General of the Cen
tral and Eastern European planning
Board, a postwar planning agency
for Czechoslovakia, Greece, Yugosla-
via, and Poland, serving in that ca
pacity until 1915.
He represented the Polish Students
at the Pan-European Conference in
Austria, and at the World Youth Con-
ference in the Netherlands, and in 10
3 was elected Chairman of the Polish
Federation of Students League of
Nations Union. Since 1912 he has
been editor Of the magazine, "New
Europe" publication of internation-
al affairs.
At the present time Dr.. Gross is
Visiting Professor of the Graduate
School of Arts and Sciences of New
York University, and Professor of Po-
litical Science and Director of the In
stitute Of International Relations of
the University Of Wyoming He has
lecturcd in numerous universities and
colleges, is the author of number of
books on labor and international af-
fairs, and has contributed articles to
various American, English, Polish,
German and Mexican publications.
The meeting will start at o'clock,
preceded by a band concert beginning
at 1870.
The Republican., 1947-02-06

Rev. George II. Cokcr, pastor of
Deep Creek Baptist church, has en-
tered Johns Hopkins hospital, Bal
timere, for treatment.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. Boeson Snyder and
son Richard are leaving today for
Martinsburg, W. Va. where they will
visit Mr.. Snydcr's father and other
relatives until Sunday.
Donald Lantz, who spent three
weeks in Fitchburg, Mass, and Provi-
dcnce, Rhode Island, with friends of
war days, has returned to his home
here.
Rev, George d. Brk motorcd to
Cumberland yesterday and returned
with his wife and infant daughter,
who had been at Memorial hospital,
Cumberland.
Members of the Mems Bible class
of the Methodist church are having
turkey dinner in the assembly room
this evening, climaNing an attendance
contest which had been conducted for
the past several weeks.
Twenty children were examined at
an ear clinic held in the health office,
court house, Oakland, on Tuesday,
January 28. Examinations were con-
Quoted by Dr. NJ. L. Bhcitstein, Balti-
more. He was assisted by his wife
who operated the audiometer used in
hearing tests
There will be a card party at st.
Peters school hall on Tuesday eve
ming, February Is, at s o'clock, which
will be the first of a series of three.
The other two will be held in March
and April, Scores are to be tabu-
lated for all three parties and the
grand prize awarded for the highest
cumulative score in bridge and five
hundred at the conclusion of the April
party. Individual prizes will also be
awarded at each of the three parties.
The party on February Is is being
sponsored by Sodality bands /, ? and
The Republican., 1947-02-06
MARRIED

Bray -Ridder-Mrs. Perle Ridder an
nounces the marriage of her daughter,
Miss Helen Ridder, to Mr.. Darl Bray,
son of Mr.. and Mrs Eliza Bray, Oak
street, Oakland.
The ceremony was performed Sun
day, February ?, in ST. Marks Luth-
eran Church, with the Rev. George d.
Birk, pastor, officiating.
Miss Martha Lee Morris. cousin Of
the bride, was maid Of honor and Earl
Shope was best man. The bride was
attired in a navy blue suit with acces-
sories to match and had corsage Of
red rosebuds and baby's breath. The
maid of honor wore d gold suit with
black accessories.
Following the ceremony a dinner
was given by the groom's parents.
The bride and groom are both grad
uates of Oakland High school. The
bride is employed at the J. w. Jack
son store, while the groom is en-
ployed as power house operator at
the Kelly Springfield plant in Cum
berland. The couple left ON a brief
honeymoon and upon their return Will
reside in Oakland for the present.
Zehner-C -Critchfield- Announcement
has been made of the marriage Of
Mary Jane Critchfield, daughter of
Mr., and Mrs. Joseph Critchfield. of
Ursina, Pa, to Robert G. Zehncr. son
of Mrs. Harry Maurcr, Somerset Pa,
The single ring ceremony was
solemnized in the Lutheran church by
the pastor, at Williamsport, Pa, ON
January II, at p. m.
The couple left on wedding trip
through southern cities. Upon their
return they will live at Williamsport.
The Republican., 1947-02-06
Entertain With Shower


a surprise wedding shower was
given in honor of Miss Helen Riddpr
on January %, at the home OF Mrs.
Carrie Shaffer, given by her associ-
atcs in the J. ". jackson store.
Those present were X. NJ. Lehman,
Mrs. Harold Barnes, Mrs Pcrlc Rid
der, Mrs. Joe Ashby. Miss Marion
Lee, Miss Martha Lee Morris, Miss
Mary Lohr, Miss Beulah Shope. Miss
Nell Browning, Miss Ellen Turnoy,
Miss Hazel Sisler, James Murray, and
the guest of honor, Miss Helen Ridder
and Nh. Darl Bray. The couple was
married on February ,.
The Republican., 1947-02-06

Mrs. Richard Glotfclty entertained
members of her bridge club at her
home on Wednesday evening.
The Republican., 1947-02-06

Mr. and Mrs. Carl 0. McIntirc and
family, Kensington, Md, visited rela-
tives and friends here over the past
weekend.
The Republican., 1947-02-06
World Day of Prayer

The World Day of Prayer will be
held in St. Marks Lutheran church,
Oakland, on Friday, February 81, be-
ginning at o'clock, it has been an
nounced. This will be the first Fri
day in Lent.
All denominations are being asked
to take part in the service. The sub
ject is Make Level in the Desert a
Highway for our God" This day is
observed thruout the nation as well
as in foreign lands to pray for peace
and love to all mankind and those in
charge are urging large attendance
The Republican., 1947-02-06

Mr. and Mrs. George Nethken, Of
Kitzmiller, announce the birth Of a
daughter, Gretchen Louise, on Janu-
airy 18th in st. Agnes hospital, Bal
timorc. Mrs. Nethken was formerl 7
Mildred Schmidt, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. William Schmidt, Of Alta
mont.
The Republican., 1947-02-06
LOCAL NEWS

Copies of The Republican may be
obtained at Gonder's Cut Rate store
every day of the week at five cents
per copy, and at Hamill's Book
and Stationery Store every day of
the week, except Thursday afternoons
when the store is closed.
The Republican., 1947-02-06

Mrs Richard Glotfclty entertained
members of her bridge club at her
home on Wednesday evening.
Mrs Harold NJ. Dawson, Washing
ton, d. c., is spending several days
here with her mother, Mrs. c. N. Nc
Intirc.
Mr. and Mrs Carl O. McIntirc and
family, Kensington, Md, visited rela-
tiveS and friends here over the past
Weekend.
About ten members of the Oakland
Boy Scout troop took hike down the
oId "dinky track" toward Swallow
Falls on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Railey, Oakland,
announce the birth of son Tuesday
morning, February 4, in Memorial
hospital, Cumberland.
Mrs Mary Orr, home demonstration
agent, was i'll at her former home in
Morgantown. W. Va, but returned to
Oakland on Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Merle Frantz and fam
lily were visiting the formers parents,
Mr. and Mrs W. j. Frantz, Friends
vile, over the weekend.
Charles Henry McIntire, student at
University of Maryland, College Park,
spent several days here with his
father, Paul W McIntire.
Mrs Carlos Riley returned from
Myers clinic, Philippi, W. Va, last
Saturday where she had been for
treatment and minor operation.
Misses Louise Winters and Helen
Riddcr were honorcd at a miscellane-
Gus shower at the home of Miss Mar
tina Morris, Oak street last Friday
evening.
Miss Mary Emily Butt left Satur-
day for Florida to spend a month with
her sister. Lieut.. NJ. Alice Butt. who
is stationed at Navy hospital in
Jacksonville, Fla.
Miss Bridget Maroncy, Mrs W. r.
Browning and John Maroney left Oak
land Sunday to visit their sister, Miss
Monica Maroney, who is seriously i'll
MIS- Peter falrbalrn' Nyack' ~ Y"
who had been visiting her nephew and
niece Mr' and MIS-. Thomas Currle'
for two weeks left Oakland Sunday
to return to her nome,
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'e''el'' o"I''c slNe' I"Sl ! hurSoay eve
n'''& a' Ine M"''ll"ll"n ho'eI by inc
democrat cIuo' 10 ff'lSc money 1or the
crippled chlIdi'h lund'
NJ, ,,d Mr., Io,onh coIIor. u.oro
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The Republican., 1947-02-06
Felix's Gross To Be
First Forum Speaker
Series of Talks Sponsored by
Rotary To Begin Monday
Evening in Methodist AS
Sembly Room

DR.. Felix's Gross, New York City,
will be the first speaker on the In
stitute of International Understand
ing which is being sponsored by the
Oakland Rotary Club in the Assembly
Room Of St. Paul's Methodist church,
on Monday evening, February 10th.