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HOUSES FURNISHED.

FuRNIsHKP modern Ss.s Sdsetached home sr,9 by
4 bedrms, ? baths; oil furnace heat. ga
Sfz5 sfs per t1f1 mo. Phone ' 10 70 il an. Or !
to pm, WI, 1851 or Box 4os-M. Star
5000 BROAD ST. Brookmont, Md, on
Cabin John streetcar line $3.50 per month
furnished. J. WESLEY BUCHANAN,
MfeH2GAS ase1s95 Ne. rakk AIR SECTION, 5O59 ssr-
gent I'd. n.e.-southern unit of semide-
tached ultramodern. postwar broom fur
nished house: years advance rent re-
quired; Sl25 month. Open 1-5 pm. 3o'
71os WEBSTER ST. Landoyer Hills, Nd
heat, insulated. finished attic, lge. I'd.
kitchen all electric, Bendix,, modern, all
completely furnished; immed ed, Gssupaneg' a1eg
Ext. 1857: MR.. KELLEY; after pm.
RMS, i BATH, nicely furn.; auto heat;
mn rm.' SIS per per mo. 10 BOX s$4,T Star. 80
MASS. PARK AREA-Well-furn house, 4
bedrms, small maids rms baths, al
DU. 1884, or Boysen, EN-. 1856. rs
LARGE COUNTRY PLACE on . acres, on
main Mont Co. hwy, mi. from D. c.:
for the season; available for rent until
April 1st; very roomy and comforta BILE;
Iends Itself S9 f. admirably CT, to entertainlng
fI1FAEi, rLedItOIr 1903.
SPACIOUS RAMBLING white brick Co.
lonial home. custom built few years ago.
situated ON large wooded site. overlook
ing stream; and located near the Wash
ington Golf and Country Club. in re-
stricted Virginia neighborhood near transp.
Five lge bedrms. 3 baths. 3 fireplaces,
1st-h. servants quarters. rec. room with
bar. Gear garage: ideal for those who
entertain; available on yearly basis; price.
S325 per month GEORGE MASON GREEN
CO., 2s40. Wilson blvd, Arl.. Va. .CH.
1888; evenings GIL 1898. -2S
FOR RENT IN D. C.-512-acre estate, in
cluding 17-rm. house on Foxhall rd.: COM
pletely furn;,, suitable for embassy. am
bassador or high government oficiars resi-
dence; $500 per mo. For appointment.
COMMONWEALTH REALTY CO. 2606
Wilson blvd. OW. $500, OK. 2341
NEAR CHEVY CHASE CIRCLE-Beautiful,
modern brick home: center hall, 3 bed
rooms. 2 baths, breakfast nook. oil heat.
garage, recreation room; $3.50 mo. WI
2635
GROOM FRAME HOME in Arlington. S125
mo. MANNAS REALTY CO., 2116 Wilson
blvd, GIL. or OK, 27R4 rs
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HOUSES FOR sALE-southeost.

CONVENIENT Sc. LOCATION = broom
sea 0a rag row and 9Ffe on % eS0d es
RE l459; 81, 4l66. ,-e6
in se a b'p purfSass hHms
sASck5Y SS MdooREHEASb6e Rsa}tors' ssfI5 aD
aSls HoaE oP5R oR II INVESTMENT. completely msS
furnished on E. Capitol ST; S37.50 each
ST. t0" cali Fsn MR seS coSNE RsF ST. r6Se 6S
s one BIC BLOCK 9'Tfso FROM E. SNc GAP1ToL g sTEone
Of the most outstanding corner. homes in
tion; rms, ia baths, large center
fireplaee and book shelves, bedrooms;
heat: This house is ideal for doctor or
sp;n spts call ad,H NJ sMsILLER. oR 300 @2e
detached rms, baths. lge. yard. 2-car
EAST ne11 cApPfoI sf2fhis f1i; valuable, va
nenos C. 56s x HEagERT REces soS Sy
aPTs FOR vETEkANs ri evef Veterans with
$500 cash each can own and occupy a
4-family apt bldg. Each veteran can
om the ants 8 fsgp hep fns psy
the property, The approximate cost per
mo. to ca. veteran would be $50. The
bldg is brick and entirely modern: only
3 yrs. old, 2 of the apis. have Iiv, rm.
dinette and kit, 2 bedrms. and tiled bath
with shower: and 2 apis. have liv. rm,
dinstte and kit: | bedrm. and tiled bath
'Tefgrs. and stoves Property is located !
center and school price, s1s'5o0, terms
81 900 down, balance carried in . veterans
loans Phone Mr. McGinniss, MA. 9141 for
details. Mr.. McGinniss will be glad to
give You complete information. FRED
ERICK W. BERENS SALES, 1928 K st.
CONGRESS HEIGHrS-semidet brick, 8
rms, ga baths, powder rm. 1st floor; i'm
maculate condition: Anchor fence; base
ment divided for rec. rm.; complete large
kitchen: S13,a50, terms. OWNER. VI
Fl. FL DUPONT pARK-guy of the month;
brick q lovely rms, iul. dry bsmS.: fne
refer. and washing machine: s1s,e5o, So
500 down, S6o.5s mo. including taxes,
:nsurs sace: Act quick. JAMES CARROLL
IT, 1851 TALE 4AIbERf fEfs ST. " 5Sa brick
BARGAIN, Tm ss ssssa s5n sfS75 en Cash oi0 osn5
BURGESS, vi. 2s02 till 8. Pr
ONLY $3.50 CASH-semidet. brick, 5 rms.
yaeass; e 9sos msSs .I;' yishs in. i. g. BURGESS
CoNGREss HEIGHTs-semidet.. 8 r. and
b.; nearly new brick; full cellar: large lot;
only So. 500 down. bal. monthly. NEW
COMB REALTY SERVICE. Lincoln 2os1.
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HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.

IMMEDIATE ACTION-We will buy your
home today or sell to cash clients At tll
NEED AT ONCE. 3-bedrm. house. Burleith
area; have substantial cash. Call eyes
VI VI Can SaSS SELL YOUR HOUSE in any sec
tion of the city or nearby Md. We have
been building and selling houses in the
we are probably better qualified to handle
your property for you. If you wish quick
H 2a sss U4 RA rssHs sSss e5 g. = T1E
We We Want YoIR HoGsE. apartment, store
or land for sals Es hsys ths
CORPORATION. 1737 K; RE. 1888.
your home. business or Investment prop
fTiE ~fss Reasor fon sos NoTsh Capitol
CHARLES ciH se s. GUM has SuiS Clients ' waiting
snd sG nsarSs any r. isSs
I PAY CASH FOR HOUSES, white or col
ored. any section. any condition. B. LlSS'
80 SO YEARS SERVICE to local property
erty, with VIM. =, SAUNDERS cG. INC:
sE sfaiais AND SiSes re- FsoPERTYWe M w will lg
all cash or viii sell for you; We get results
quick actiono MAX MILLER. 500 l1th ST.
Do DO 4ou E WANT SPEEDY ACTION. Lis.
your house with US. Have cash buyers WIG @
CO, 1924 Eye st. NV, Elk. 34O0.
IMMEDIATE CASH for your property, ne.
or Sc. white or colored. MARYLAND or Viz
MMkpreGf Enh GGE D TOP ea eas RE Price 01e
your house or any type property; any sec
ton considered. RE. 2735 or WO. slSl.
WANTED, HOMES, 2. C., nearby. Md. and
Va We offer sales organization with
long experience in selling Metropolitan
washington s.uss we can aonG hslp you cRsne phSne
ATTE. Realtor. 729 18TH st. NV, MA
ready to buy houses OF all KINDS; prompt,
efhcient service. ALBERT II: COHEN. Real
tor, 1912 No. Irving St, Arl, CHI, 1851
JAMES CARROLL will quickly sell your
home, invest. prop. or farm or will buy
fer eli cash Free % appraisal TT; s.dIoon, GldIr
house, good e. section, Hyattsville, River
dale or Mt. Rainier area; Will pay Sssn' 81
Owners only. HO. 1850. -H
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HOUSES UhEURhlsHEp.

s-RoOM FARM HOUSE, partly furn., 6s
miles below Washington, Great Mills. Md,
on hard road: electricity, phone. bath,
school bus; heat furnished: 500 per mo.
For information call VI S963. -26
NEWLY PAPERED AND PAINTED. det.
white brick. large handicapped yard, white
picket fence; rms. and bath. incl: porch,
sfso sfs 0 mo ADJ o5oo IA. f 5fal, Sei Till 8,
ask for RUTH, 611s Sligo Mill rd. ne.
SILVER sPRING-Beautiful 5-rm. brick
bungalow. excel. cond., lovely location: no
fhilaTen lfni Sl59 mS RRA Tenta Ga NJ
low. gar, deep yard; several blks from
Rafeli, RAFFEL REAL ESTATE CO,
snd ML Rent ssTden a0un5' TT hsRs hens
ers, careful housekeepers. and gardeners.
Garrett iPagEs ParE. Md s cooWNER 81 s Vi o' 7i4 9
LGE. PREWAR BRICK COLONIAL home
off Rockville pike, near Bethesda Nava
Hospital. Located on lge. corner lot with
spacious rear yd. in desirable restricted
community. Ideal for physician or lge
family with resident guest. In addition tc
liv rm., din. rm., kit. and half bath, lst
fl. has two pine panelled rms. each with
pvt. bath and separate outside front en-:
baths; attic has maids room and storage
space; bsmt. has paneled rec. rm. with
fireplace. laundry shop and maids bath.
owner will lease for 13 yrs. at $500
per mo. For inspection phone SIDNEY
KARR, Realtor, OIL. 1866.
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

WANTED-6-rm. furn. or unturn nome
iiy; excellent ref Call EN-. 1890. -27
SMALL HOUSE OR APT. vicinity of Sill
Snd sD5as make repairs II p Cd s cs phse M
LoNEY, days, sH. $3.50; Sunday and night,
GOV GovT. SCIENTIST, permanent. needs g.
bedroom home: UP to 500: children.
and 8; good care of property; refs. SH.
HOUSE OR OR BEDROOM APT. un-
furnished; 5000 rent; have child5ssn'
lssis SMALL sH HOIST Bsfs Chevy Chase Bethssaa ss
care; win paint. do ali repair; keep garden;
5ssse EsS s1So &c vi vi sss sssFfd' need sR6's
mos. or through winter: 4-bedrm. town
house With 2 or 3 servants rms; will pay pa,
Mr.. Hazebroek. MI. 1850; ewes. AID. 05a0.
D A. HANES CO, INC, 1900 goth st: go
Simple Simple family family activities naes witt" With two a dis,
ciplined daughters: guarantee excellent
care; prefer or bedrooms. AT, 1905.
SMALL OR MEDIUM furn. house, city or
or theIeabouts, by agreement. MA. 3l20,
SAyI M sHIEf: wife; f.. well behaved sd,o; child
GANAbaS d psfsst SsyAb H0S oFTicE T5 wfe chill
dren, require unfurnished house or apart
ment, yr., up to $3.50. Phone DE. 4400,
ARMY ARi CAPTAIN recently returned from
bedroom apt hoIss soo section Est
10 BE6RooMs eEa55aas 60 or ss9S baths kitchen and
living room. as fraternity house, within
VICINITY tgo9 Of George Washington University
WILL SOME KIND person rent unfuzn
house to family without children? ia.
ENGLISH COUPLE and 2-yr-old girl want
Infgrn uni house 2-3 6earms,: 49,, NV. DISTRICT
PEk ok rs arpRM IatS Il HoTsE IS 5es1 Within miles
Silver Spring or Takoma' not over $75.
TNFURNisHED HOUSE or apartment, four
to rooms and bath. by married couple
with no children or pets Southeast sec
ton of Washington to Marlboro, Nd. Box
NAVAL OFFICER and wife desire 1 or 2
bedroom unfurnished house or Arm apt;
duty Navy Dept. annex two years: prefer
Arlirgten sga area pay up to 500; no pets.
ADVERTISING MANAGER. National Trade
Institute: permanently located In WASH
al sSais Mr. aafns saa s%ss ssst
Fem: nAs s2de GOVT. EMrLoYE, dire need 2s' or
Asxf Msx S,1S M fH puRca.sERs basS iar as
preferred, but not essential win pay up
to S32 800 cash. Chevy Chase, p; c.. or
Park. Phone Mr.. Evans. WO. 0290, with
SHANNON & LUcHs CO., 1908 H st. NV,
TMaE1f2TE PURCHASERS for Brightwood
and Petworth houses; our property sales in
these sections have been very successful
and beneficial to owners: conscientious per
Mr.. schwab, WO O6s4. with SHANNON &
LUcHs CO; 1903 n a,Iay st ~. Ma 23a5; 23a5.;u,
school desperately needed; $4,000:
LUCILLE COOK. AK. S272. AK. 1854. rs
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HOUSES FOR sALE-sou,hwest.

466 AND 46S F ST. S.W.-6-room bricks,
water, gas, electricity; small down pay
ment, balance $50 per month, INCLUDES
taxes. MAURICE FITZGERALD, 1911 @
st. NV MA 1886. IS
NEAR AGRICULTURE DEPARTMENT =
SlO,75O. Vacant, substantial 3-story brick
dwelling, s bedrooms bath, hot-water heat.
Entire property in excellent condition. the
1st floor having been redecorated Liberal
terms arranged. Call Mr.. Robey this eve
ming or Thursday, EN- 49l9. THOS. j.
FISHER g. CO, INC, Realtors. DI $3.50.
DOWNTOWN-3-s brick. rms. and
bath apt, 1st f., {, rms; rented indiyidu5 "
down; house will pay for itself. Inspect
only with Mr. Thompson; ewes. DU. S372
TABLER, INC, RE. 5000.
ST. S.W.-Semidet. brick, Z spacious
rms, bath gas range, elect. refgr., large
yard, 2-car garage. House completely re-
decorated Immediate possession. Con-
venient terms. Priced at only Ss 80
Call till pm, LEO M BERNSTEIN &
col LIE Z st NV. ME b40O. ~
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COOPERATIVE APIs.-sALE.

COOPERATIVE APT. for veterans. in
beautiful new apt. bldg.: immed. occupancy.
The building is lge. and exceptionally we'll
constructed, assuring permanency Of value
as well as dignity and charm. Located in
one of the most desirable sections of Sc:
just off S. Capitol st, | blk. TO bus and
lge shopping center Down payment. 500
cash, balance less than rent. Phone Mr..
McGinniSs MA. al4l. He will be glad to
give you details. FREDERICK W. BERENS
SALES -o1
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THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. c.
NoXEMeER 2k l24Z.
APARTMEkTs WANTED tcent.l

GoLORED-SEvERAL HIGHLY desirable
eolored tenants who have for many years
rented from Shannon g. Luchs Co; are
presently in need of apartments. Call MI;
Brill. SHANNON g. LuCHS CO.. 1908 II
St NV, MA. 2345: evenings, WI. Ii05.
CoLoRED EMPLOYED COUPLE desires 1
room and kitchenette, partly furn. Box
261-V, Star. q
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ARE YOU MOVING TO VIRGINIA? If So
call PAXTON. Reasonable rates. Lge;- or
small PhoHe Gil. 1928 any time. -5
tKX-GI. moving, packing, storage; local or
long distance: anywhere, any time; no job
too large or small. GLOVER, RE $3.50. 27s
. VETERAN, just out of the service. will
mSVe or haul snythinss nish! or Ioh day a9
BAsMIELL TRANSFER Co.-Moving: rea-
sonab,e rates; cargo insured 50-mile
radius. Call DE. 9s7I. day or night and
WANTED-Load or part load to and from
Washington. Pittsburgh. Cleveland, De-
troit Chicago, St. Louis. Kansas City.
Denver and Calf immediate service.
NORTHERN MOVING 81 STORAGE CO..
AT. 9243. Ii. 3725. go
MOVING. PADDED vANS-Storage space
available; crate packing. l piece to car
load; reasonable rates MANHATTAN
STORAGE & TRANSFER co. ware
houses TO serve you. 639 New York ave.
you day or evenings: reasonable rates:
light hauling 8 specially GE 4651
MAkrNK VETERANS MOVING CO.-24-hr
service: furniture moving and hauling:
MOVING enf By VETERAN of espe1ience ri me- witt With
new truck, careful handling: reas. rates.
Call any time. MR.. COOK. Gil. 5l37 30'
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET or across
the country. safe storage in separate
rooms: expert packing. Phone NO. 0l01.
UNION STORAGE CO., INC. est. 1906.
EDEIMAN MOVING. q STORAGE CO.
Reas. rates; will accept your surplus fur
niture as part payment on your moving
storage. IA. 2937i after pm, GE 1915.
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HOUSES FOR SALE or RENT.
SUBURBAN sAlE-MARYlAkD

BETHESDA-Unusual nice brick home;
bedrms., conv location; S172 80 mo- Cal
Mrs. Christman. ALLIED REALTY CORP.
WI. 6649. 800 Wis. ave. NV. -26
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HOUSES EXCHANGED

CHICAGO SUBURBAN HOME-Am moving
to Wash, will exchange my Chicago home
for home in Wash. area. Call OV, 2163.
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APIS. SUBURBAN WANTED.
MOVING. PACKING and STORAGE.

RESPONSIBLE MOTHER and daughter
lington: excellent references GIL 1864. 30'
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Ga > L IA 10.
FNGR AHAM

Fine siX-room and bath row brick house;
front and 9 rear screened porches, oil
heat garage; deep lot S13,950. Can Mr..
Shackelford. Ma $500 Ewes and Sun.
ST. 66Os. BOSS & PHELPS. INC. 1417
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1900 BLOCK G sT-Duplex. two apts., 3
rms kit and bath each: full bsmt.. oil
ment or home. To see. cali FIR. 7717 till
:. ACE REALTY SERVICE. 1914 Penna.
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NEW BRICK HOMES, rms, IA baths
fall bSmt.. gas heat stove, refgr., screens;
move in wish down payment. Don't fail to
see these. Terms arranged. Call FIR. 77l7
till S. ACE REALTY SERVICE, 1914 Penna.
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HLLCREST
Dt,nnalan =

bungalow, 3
frepl. in liv.
car detached
of the most
Call FIR. =
DIT hTTV CEU
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FURNIsHRD modern detached home by
year; NV DC. near Mass. ave. S rms,
4 bedrms, 2 baths; oil furnace heat, ga
rage: large lot; no roomers; references:
SI75 per mo. Phone 10 10 12 am. or
to 8 pm, WI. 1851 or Box 40S-M. Star.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1947-06-12
Church NeUs
MORNING DEVOTIONS
HEARD OVER WEI

The following ministers will
conduct the Morning Devotions for
the ensuing week, heard over radio
station WEI every weekday morn
ing at 1915 o'clock.
Friday, Rev. Frederick D. Eyster,
or Rev. Gordon H. Sperry, Christ's
Reformed Church; Saturday, a
reader from the First Church of
Christ, Scientist; Monday, Rev. H.
c. Gonso, First Church of God;
Tuesday, Rev. DR.. G. I. Rider,
Grace Ev. United Brethren Church;
Wednesday, Rev. Paul M. Robinson,
Church of the Brethren; Thursday,
Rev. DR.. F. Berry Plummer, st.
PauIs Ev. United Brethren Church.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1947-06-12

Plans for the 1947 Rural Women's
Short Course at the University of
Maryland are now complete and
Miss Venia M. Kellar, Assistant Di-
rector of the Extension Service to-
day announced many details of the
program.
The course which last year at
tracted about 1000 women from ru-
raj Maryland for the college Week
for Women" is to be held this year
from June 16 to 20, and according
to Miss Kellar a larger attendance
than ever before is expected, in
Guiding many Homemaker's Club
members from Washington County.
Registration will take place on
Monday, June Is, in much the same
way that students register for col
lege courses. The Home Demon
stration Agents will help the Wo-
men register for the subjects in
which they are particularly inter
ested. These subject matter classes
are held from 800 to 1000 each
morning, while the general assemb-
ly programs which are attended by
all members of the Short Course, are
from 1000 to 1900 Noon and from
200 to 400 p. m. each day. A spec
ial evening program is also planned
for each day of the Course.
Assembly Programs Set
The speakers and their topics for
the Assembly programs, which have
long been a highlight of the Short
Course, were included in Miss KEEL
lars announcement. They are to
start Tuesday, June Is, at 1000 a. m.
with Congressman Walter Judd of
Minneapolis speaking on American
Foreign Policy-Peace or War" That
afternoon the State Council of
Homemaker's Clubs is in charge of
the program, and presidents and
members of the Executive Board will
be presented to the audience. Guest
speakers will include Miss Florence
Hall, Senior Home Economist of the
U.S.DA., and Lady Worsley-Taylor
who is president of the Federation
of Women's Institutes for England
and Wales.
On June Is DR.. Steinmeyer, head
of the Political Science Department
at the University, will discuss "Hot
Spots in the Near East" on the
morning assembly program That
afternoon Hugh Clegg, Assistant
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1947-06-12

Director of the F.B.I., will address
the women on the topic Parental
Delinquency" A second speaker on
the afternoon program will be Mrs.
Jean Chatel, of Washington, D. c.,
whose lecture is entitled ''The Phi
losophy of Elegance"
On Thursday, the 10Th of June,
the topic, "The British Empire and
World Peace" is to be discussed by
DR.. Don G. Gordon of the History
Department at the University. Al
SO on the Assembly programs that
day are Miss Iris Carpenter, Wash
ington correspondent and radio
commentator, who will discuss mo
Women's World; and Mrs. Thomas
Parren of Washington, who presents
the topic, "World Health" Mrs. Par
rem is the wife of the Surgeon Cen
eral of the United States.
Friday morning the women who
have attended the Short Course for
four years receive certificates from
DR.. Byrd, and DR.. Peter Marshall,
Pastor of the New York Avenue
Presbyterian Church, will speak on
the topic, "The Keeper of the
Springs" This is a repetition of a
talk which was given at a previous
Short Course and is being presented
on special request of the women.
Evening Programs
The Short Course opens officially
on Monday evening, with Rev G..
Aubrey Young of Hagerstown con-
Quoting the Vesper Service. His talk
that evening is to be, 'It's all in the
Family" Special music at the SER
vice is to be supplied by the Calvary
Baptist Boys Choir of the Calvary
Baptist Church in Washington, di-
rected by Clyde Holt.
The next evening DR.. H. c. Byrd,
President, of the University, gives
the annual reception for members
of the Short Course.
Thursday evening is highlighted
with a program entitled 'At Home
With Stephen Foster" and will fea-
ture a musical pageant under the
direction of Helen Irene Smith,
Home Economics Specialist and Mrs.
Mary Garrett Lewis of Baltimore.
Women from a number of counties
are participating in the pageant.
Friday evening is devoted to coun-
ty parties, at which the women from
each county have their own pro-
gram
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1947-06-12
Leitersburg Grange
Hears DR.. Graham

The Leitersburg Grange held its
regular meeting Wednesday, June
4, with the Master, Robert Ridenour,
presiding and As members present.
Summer activities were discussed,
including a picnic and an education
al tour, and it was announced by the
Home Economics chairman that the
time for the dress contest has been
extended until August 30
Following the business meeting, a
memorial program was held, con-
sisting of tableau, vocal selections,
and readings. Participating in the
program were Mildred Itnyre, How
ard Strock, Clara Barnhart, and
Betty Lou Itnyre.
DR.. Castillo Graham, Entomolo-
gist from Hancock, then presented
timely talk on insects, and ad-
vised ways of getting rid of the
pests. He illustrated his talk with
slides.
Another skating party was held
on Monday, June 9, at the Starland
Rink for members and friends.
The next meeting will be held on
June IS, with the Home Economics
Committee in charge of the program.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1947-06-12
GIRL SCOUTS

Troop 3, sponsored by the Daugh-
tiers of Trinity Sunday School class,
Mrs. Richard Crowther leader, and
Mrs. James 1. Dudley assistant
leader, held a regular meeting on
June 5 at Trinity Lutheran Church.
We had IL girls and our leader pres
ent. Five girls were in uniform.
Our meeting opened with the
Scout Promise. When to use the
Salute, Sign and Girl Scout Hand
clasp, was then read and discussed
by the girls. Attendance was
marked and dues collected. Plans
were made for a picnic at Pangborn
Park Friday June Is.
All troop members are urged to
be present and bring their families
or a friend. The girls then enjoyed
games in the Scout room until the
close of the meeting, with taps.
Ann Marie Shank, Scribe
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1947-06-12
ST. PAUL'S EV. LUTHERAN
CHURCH, JAMESTOWN

Mr.. Donald Warrenfeltz, a son of
the congregation and recent gradu-
ate of Gettysburg College, will con-
duct the service and preach on Sun
day, June Is, at $50 a. m. at st.
Paul's Lutheran Church, Funkstown.
The Pastor, Rev. R. M. Miller, will
be in New York this week at the
headquarters Of the United Lutheran
Church in America, for period of
instruction on the 1948 Stewardship
Goal of 200 per cent apportionment.
He is directing the campaign for the
Lutheran Synod of Maryland.
A Fathers Day" program will be
held in Sunday School at 10:40 a. m.
A cordial invitation is extended to
all visitors.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1947-06-12
All Safety Awards
Are Announced

Here's good news for All Club
members in Maryland.
An all-expense trip to the Ma
tional All Club Congress in Chicago
is now provided for the state win
ner in the 1947 All Farm Safety
Program. Formerly only sectional
winners received trip awards. There
will be no sectional recognition this
year. This change increases the pos
sible number of Chicago trip win
ners in All safety from 16 to 46.
Last years state winner in Mary
land was J. Malcolm Heaps of Street,
who also won sectional and national
honors.
Medals of honor for a maximum of
five members in each participating
county, and special plaque to the
county reporting the most outstand-
ing All safety program in the state
this year, will be awarded as in the
past.
In 1916, county winners were
named in Allegany, Baltimore, Car
roll, Charles, Frederick, Hartford,
Howard, Kent, Montgomery and
Queen Anne counties.
This is the fifth consecutive year
of the activity, which is influencing
a steadily increasing number of rural
people in becoming safety minded.
The program is conducted under
the direction of the State Agricul-
tural College Extension Service.
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trusteth in him, and l am helped"
Among the citations comprising
the Lesson-Sermon will be the fol-
lowing from the Bible-Job 1912
'gThou hast granted me life and ia
vor, and thy visitation hath preserv-
ed my spirit"
The Lesson-Sermon also will in
clude passages from the Christian
Science textbook, Science and
Health with Key to the Scriptures"
by Mary Baker Eddy, among which
is the following, page 151-"The
divine Mind that made man main
tains His own image and likeness"
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Troop 80, sponsored by the Wey-
mer Bible Glass, held their regular
meeting at Zion Reformed Church
on Friday, June 6. Twelve girls, our
leader, Mrs. Bell, and assistant lead
er, Mrs. Purnell, were present. Five
girls were in uniform.
The meeting was called to order
by Marie Zimmerman. Our entire
meeting was devoted to badge work
and the planning of our next meet
ing which will be the second ami
versary of our troop.
Ann Branin Usilton, Asst. scribe.