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ROOMS FuRhIsHED-Northeo.s

1909 NORTH CAROLINA AVE. Ne
Large, attrac. dble., twin-bed rm.; also
sgle rm.; breakfast optional. Ii. 0o7o,
6e3 MASS. AVE. NE-Light, clean, front
room, second floor; single or double; near
5af E ST. NE.-Lge., furn. rm., twin
beds; II blk. from carline. TR 1925. 4
&nSi CLAY PLACE-Large double front
rl..l next 20 bath. furn. or unfurn. for 2
Gentlemen or working cple.; break. privil,
and uni. phone. u blk. from busline. Cal
TW. S54S after 5 pm. or all day Sunday.
a
THE MARICK, 13s st. se.-comf fortable
rms, newly decorated, new furnishings,
laundry facilities: ssl, $3.50; dble.. s25'
1908 Staples ST. N.E.-Loyely doubl,
front room. twin beds: GOOD transporsa.
WS,1ooDRIDGE, 3oa4 Otis st. n.e.-fss
furn. front rm. next to bath; all conv.:
blk. to street car; adult family. Call NO
DOUBLE BEDROOM, with sober eongenia
young couple: suitable for ladies, mar
and wife; close to cars and stores; rea-
some Bile. Please call VI. 1922. -
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COAL, WOOD and FUEL OIL.

SEASONED OAK AND PINE FIREPLACE
x92eme z9asKA coaE afSs5 co N 5ss5a aaa cH STS aoo
ssr9p lumpe eSeDsce good sSG
kindling wood: famous Reading anthracite
coal, Pocahontas coal COOPER SUPPLY
CO., -Sl3 18th st. me-. AT. o9l9' eyes,.
FIR 5000.
WOOD SLABS, pine and oak, any length,
immed. delivery: Sl5 cord, .. G., Nd, Va:
as far as Fredericksburg. WO. 1929. -
FIREPLACE WOOD, all hard woods, $50
cord: mixed. SIS cord; deliveries in nearby
Md and D. c. WI 1923. -3
SEASONED HARDWOOD; length, % to "a
inches: SIS per cord delivered. j., H.
FIREPLACE WOOD, for sale. cut to length
and delivered, $50 cord. Please call IR
SEASONED OAK AND PINE, cut any
length, immediate delivery In virginia
Call FA. 1854 any time. -15
FIRE WOOD. mixed pine and hardwood,
ssasensd. SIS per per ceTd sS s,ige 32oS; s rood 4
cut any length, delivered at SIC per cord.
Call AL. 1858. -
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

WASHING MACHINE, Bendix. excellent
condition. S125. CH. 0302. -
WATER HEATERS, Eas, electric, al sizes.
water Heater Specialists for 80 Years" :"
Expert installation. JOHN q. WEBSTER
627 r st. NV. Elk. 4616. WO. 2220.
WAXING rMAGH MAGnINEss g nsy and used, .fs fsF
700 Kennedy st.. NV
WELDER, arc, Hobart GR-215, 200 amps,
with accessories and 180-ft. cable: used
WHEEL CHAIR, good cond. Price, sa5
ia. 6S73. u
IF YOU are in need Of sofa bed. GUS
tom built, any type, call JONES g. FERRIS.
a4I9 Trying st, NV, MI 341l.10. 4.
condition for tanning; would make excel
lent rugs: ZOO PARK RESTAURANT, phi.
No ATR6 a
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

WANTED BY FEB. 1-One or two girls to
share spacious 18th 81. Hotel apt. with
two, other, girls, $3.50 mo; ca. girl' in in
cludes maid service and utilities. Call DU.
Ass ~ EAST CAPIToL sT.-Two bedrms.
liv. rm., kit. pvt bath, gas heat, Frigi-
daire, utilities: 8 or adults. S32 ca. for
4. Phone OR. 2794. -5
2314 Ist ST. N.W.-Two rooms. kitchen
bath. utilities and linens furn.. 500 mo
Gias 6ksIH2BHE RAJ SRM. AFT. Il. 4. front; s2t
per week 229 Z st. NV. d
NICELY TURN. APT. to share with couple
Kit. privileges. 925 Crittenden st. NV.
2nd door; $50. ia. 6916. a
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BOATS.

MARINE SUPPLIES, paints, rope, fire ex-
tinguishers, outboard motors, Scripps ma
FRaSR sREbeS bE 5G e Go Iss
MATTHEWS new 1e4s. It's here for in
spEection by apDt only 4o,ft d tTin scr screw
shower, .3-burner stove. ship to- shore and
standard broadcast radio. dinghy. 110-v
dock electrical system plus many other
features. Buy now and cruise TO Florida
Call Gil. 1900 for appointment. -
WORK BOAT, tonnage, 10 gross. 13 net;
new this year. AT. 3944. -3
SEARCHLIGHTS, Grouse Hind boat. g.
inch, pistol grip. remote control. new;
original cost. S105: sales price, $40 each
1916 14th st. NV. AID. .227O. -
BEAUTIFUL WATERFRONT LOT, 6Ox120
it.. in Cape Ann, Md, 26 mi. from D. C.
line, in exchange for cabin cruiser. Box
AOS.p Star -
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR. RENT.

BULLDOZER and operator for hire te
clear building lots and land. Phone WI
1923 3
BULLDozER WITH OPERATOR to hire:
land clearing, road building and grading
Call SH. 1858. %
KEYSTONE, Is-A, with half-yard back
hoe. NO. 1893. -6
FOR RENT-Caterpillar, motor graders
Diese' bulldozers. all sizes; diesel cranes,
shovel, backhoe, drag line, trenchers, all
types; everything for the contractor. Call
GIL 2212 or GIL. 0993.
WE RENT folding chairs, bridge and BAN
uuet tables; immediate service. MAN
HAITIAN STORAGE, ME. 2042, 639 N. Y
q
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ROOM, Ink, reasonable
rent, for settled woman. BOX 256-A, Star.
d.
MAN, middle-age, single room, reasonable
would like breakfast; D. C. employee; ga
rage; NV. Box 25O-A, Star. A.
TWO FURNISHED sleeping rooms. vicinity
Central High Schoo,, for family of 3. HO,
9317. MR.. STEFFENHAGEN.
Link. ROOM OR SMALL APT. required;
refined business lady; nice locality, cony.
Dupont Circle Box 209-B, Star Il
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AVIATION.

tory special; this ship has everything;
must see to appreciate. Call HI. 1904.
VULTEE BT-13- Five-member club has
one opening; 5000; full instruments in
Guiding radios; low total time; exc. cond
G45 WARNER FAIRCHILD "a; instru-
ments, 2-way radio; needs recovering;
$1,000. CONGRESSIONAL AIRPoRT,
Rockville Md -
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CATH and LIVE STOCK.

HORSES BOARDED near suitiand, Nd.
adjacent to 10 miles of excellent bride
path; box and standing stalls. Call F. II
EBERLE, HI. 6453, "A
REGISTERED JERSEY cow, 8 yrs; fresh
now: 3rd calf; slightly blemished but goot
family COW; S150; nearby Va. OR. $3.50
WANTED FEEDER STEERS up to 40
ysishins ssla Istb SOC 9. to 700 hs Hob 3
HANDSOME CHESTNUT MARE, age 4
quiet, well schooled; must sell; privately
owned. RUSSELL'S STABLE GE. 4s7S
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APARTMENTS EXCHANGED.

WILL EXCHANGE furn. efficiency aptS
near Walter Reed, for 2-bedroom unfurn.
apt. RA. 210S. 81
WASH FOR NEW YORK-Unfurnshed A.
room apt. for same in New York. VI. 1888.
NEW sEMIDET e-BEDRM. HOUSE, all
modern conY; dry bsmt. back yd, new
WestinshouSe refgr, in exchange for q
bedrm. apt in Alex; will consider ! lge.
bedrm., good cond. Call OV. 5l77 Sat.
bet. 8 and 9; eve, Sunday. GE. ALT
bet l and 3 4
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ROOMS UkFURNSHED.
ROOMS WANTED.

18th AND SPRING PL. N.W.-Two con-
meeting rms with BATH $50: garage avail
able Box 306-A, Star.
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ROOMS FuRNisHEp-s.E. and s.w.

ROOMS FuRklSHED-SE. and S.W.
es5 EAST CAPITOL ST. ,s.E.-Larse
YnN% SUITABLE tssTSp tGr 3 TR np ss54 nns5.d
and furnished, next to bath, with home and
telephons privils; men or cple. pref
1887 BURKE. sr.-Nicely furn. large rm.,
Path Path RDGE RTiylfsepi S. Ek LII sesl Stb nbane
and ana raeiG; nsxt to bath; near Transports
liza Iith ST. S.E.-Double rm. clean
and brisht for employed adults; Sa5 mo,
Mr.. CAPITOL AND NAVY YD., accommo-
dations for one gentleman. next to bath;
reasonable AT, 5010. 3
front room. near Capitol; single or double;
LAR LARGE SEafs srG6io G6 Room private shower
sS sSrs soGrG 6 hfat II SEM AVE- H ef shTur
nished room. in quiet home: near Navy
sosklns M sno ea sfhsRSIdn Hslnlaad 7l 9ne
Room Pok nicely sss
coNGR. LIBR. vICINIrY-Attractive room
for girls, twin beds: ldry. privils.:- So ,wk.
Ii. 6lO7. A.
NEWLY FURNISHED sleepins room. for
1881 Penna. AVE. S.E-Single, newly
IaER neses 5 for monh snP0ysf 81 &c., s Gx M
a :.
NEAR FAIRFAX VILLAGE. 1910 Ft. Davis
private home e new % furniture. S' automatic W % gas
heat and hot water; near transp.: settled
lady preferred. RE. 51s7. a
gentleman: conven. to Pa. ave. transp;
must be seen to be appreciated. TR. s677.
>yra ~ Navxy v.pn ,ro ,o.S a..
kit, elec. refgr. front bedrm, excel furn.,
plenty h.ws unlim. bhone. TR. S725. "a
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APARTMENTS UNFuRhlsnEp.

TAKOMA PARK. MD.-Living room with
fireplace, din. rm.. breakfast nook 2 bed
rms, side porch. gar, utilities furn.; $3.50
per no. GIL 1864 a
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POULTRY and EGGS
JAMES FEED STORE, 619 K st. NV, ME
D089; baby chicks, feed and poultry sup
plies
Buckeye electric. No. $40
hatcher, No. 501; good condition. Tower
A
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ACME STOVE CO, 10ll 7th st. NV, MA.
SUITS, four wool mems, 4e regular, excel
TABLE, round. carved teakwood DE. 1866.
TAILOR SHOP CASES. tables and fix
lures for immediate sale. 1908 Eye ST
TEHL.EvIsIoN at less than 81 day com
for Rf'S particalsrs' 81. s2s ons2 " TEh7is!oN
TELEv1s1oN. floor samples and demon
ELEGTRisAk CENTER. 5l4 10th St. NV.
s6e sSsR %Hs ssfEfs sHR 6f
fEGEvfsloN iffGI M ., COM
TRuSksMwsrdro 1EsT1sf guy srdH sso ige steamer
s4so :vss sssaaz ssy4 eonalten
TYPEWRITER. Royal. junior portable,
Tltf ssis e. s%th MSHih Ss45 sa5 RE
TYpiEWRITERs, TYP 1BM, . electric. propor-
tional spacing, one varityper. Call Gil
TYpEwRITERs-Underwood upright. s6e;
Remington portable. $50. Phone Sligo
7199. Not dealer. Also brown over
TYPEWRlTGRs. TYP Ss1s new portables, all makes;
also Standards and portable, rebuilds., To-
day, co. 1925; week, DI. 1872. 1112
T1YPEWR1TERs, 14SR vi nM all makes, reconditioned;
calculators; priced reasonable. e39 N. Y.
TT!YSPlEawRrrEE T!SlEaw RENTAL SERVICE. SIG
fH!i GITRa pHi pHHioIET LAM LAMP. = W Phone ordWay
UNIFORM, bargain. for chauffeur, bus or
b H SIZE io4 IS sa5 RR
retaped. recorded. PARK AVE. VENETIAN
BLIND Co. UM; I345,
VENDING MACHINES 10). new, nut and
candy. win sell all or part. Box 127-B
VENDING MACHINEs-New or slightly
used electric hot nut vending machines.
Call OR. 1861 after 6 pm 5*
yI0LNr1A really % good buy. $50: owner
WaR6KoBE. walnut; plain simple lines,
drawers down one side, closet one side
perisst send So 81. OK 55so p55s IN 4 bil,.
holds a normal Alb, wash, s gal. OF water
sH: 1890; eyes; az. 1231. -
WASHING MACHINE. maple bedroom set
twin beds, poker table ana chairs, studio n
couch; also radio, practically d; 81 new. 1900
Shsshnfa WsshiNe ST. MacH1NE hc t. gas sps size Easy
whirl dryer. Call RA. 4465 between 10
WasafaG VA ahs 4 MacaiNE, aSfh Westinghouse. spin
was gWaAsHiSS 61sssiMs MAGaiNEHBc Wrns.r
eond. Phone TIE. 74sz for appointment
and of'er. -6
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h,p., electric, reversi-
MALONEY'S, INC,
Spring, Nd. SH. 1880.
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ADDING MACHINES, typewriters. calcula-
tors. bought and sold and rented RE 1177.
UNITED TYPEWRITER CO.. S13 14th St
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MACHINISTS' TOOLS. complete set, new
Kennedy box, 4 micrometers. AID. S95S.

Cross, felt. and box
eds; peri. cond.; half
2039 New HAMPSHIRE
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MATTRESSES, Red
springs, for twin b.
price; 4 pcs, $50.
ave. NV, Apt. 400.
MOTORS, u and u
BILE; new and used,
S126 Ga. ave-, Silver
Evening star., 1948-01-03

CUNN. AND KAL. KD.-FIneSt front mod
ernistic studio apt, kitchen. dinette. new
6us SIo bed tile bath new tq
winter air-condit. apt bldg: S147.5O.
Apt. l01, 2ol4 Kal rd. NV. 81.
YOUNG MAN, to share furn. apt. with
another man: $40 per mo. 1920 18th
st. NV. Phone AID. 1774. -3
MARRIED COUPLE or two girls, to share
5-rm. furn. apt. with married couple $50
mo. 23s Willow ave, Takoma Park, Md.
Evening star., 1948-01-03

need 2-bedroom apt.
Georgetown or NV;
VESTAL, MI. 1882.
Evening star., 1948-10-24

1t took a trio of glamour
queens to settle the war
between Hollywood and the
kids of Hell's Kitchen ..
ALL. is quiet along Tenth Avenue. Peace
n reigns in Hell's Kitchen
The undeclared and one-sided war between
the executives of 10th Century-Fox and the
urchins in the neighborhood has ended at last.
Three glamour queens from Hollywood -
Ann Sothern, Linda Darnell, Jeanne Grain
- and the Paulist Fathers of the Church of
St. Paul the Apostle were the peacemakers.
A boat ride up the Hudson River signalized
the end of hostilities
The home offices of Goth Century-Fox in
New York are located in what used to be the
city's toughest neighborhood- between Hell's
Kitchen and San Juan Hill. 1t has quieted
down considerably, but some of the
younger element, between the ages Of five
and nine, still carry on the tradition.
The dignifed. high-salaried movie people
were their special prey. 1t was as much as
mans suit of clothes was worth to try to
walk from the office to Broadway. Aerial
attacks paper bags filled with water and
dropped from the rooftops) and mobile units
(small boys on assorted homemade vehicles)
menaced at every hand.
No Quaxtsx
.JUsr to show you what things were like at
the height of the conflict, top movie execu-
tive, thinking to stroll from his Office into the
sunshine one. fine spring day. paused to pat
a small boy on the head. The small boy re-
sponded by kicking him in the shins. No
quarter asked or granted.
But that was before location unit of the
Fox studio came East to make authentic
scenes for "A Letter to Three Wives" The
plot demanded that Linda, Ann and Jeanne
take group of settlement kids on an excur-
sion up the Hudson River.
What we need" said Director Joe Man.
kiewicz, ARE some tough kids that look like
angels"
Il think we can arrange that said top
executive, ruefully rubbing an old wound.
A call was put in to the Rev. Joseph F.
Carvil of the Paulist School in the neighbor
hood. Father Carvil agreed to supply 100
boys and girls. He was moved by the fact
that the studio was willing to pay SIS a
day to each child, plus all the ice cream.
hot dogs and candy he could eat.
"Some of our families are desperately poor"
says Father Carvil. The money meant lot.
And for the youngsters it meant an expert
ence that millionaire's child could envy"
Buses called for the kids and loaded them
onto the excursion steamer, docked we'll up
the river This was not as simple procedure
as it sounds. Precious shooting time was
wasted retrieving hats hurled out of windows
Evening star., 1948-10-24

and sitting out the inevitable gate-crashers.
On the picnic grounds more trouble devel-
oped. The script called for softball game,
running time three minutes. The boys insist
ed on finishing the game. "Your fader's mus
tache," they said to Mankiewicz when he ex-
planned the guy at first had to return to home
plate for the cameras benefit.
Father Carvil was appealed to. He was
telling few movie people Of the ancient
beauties of his church. The altar was de-
signed by Stanford White. the stained glass
windows by John La Fargo. The style is
Romanesque Gothic. and one of the most
notable examples of -"
Mr. Mankiewicz interrupted, explained his
difficulty. "Ah. yes, said the Father calmly.
and approached the playing field. May l
have your megaphone?
Listen, you guys" his voice doomed out.
Evening star., 1948-10-24
JosErH HEPrNRR

PRICE Of PEACE: Miss Oomeli poys OF
Back to the camera before beat the pants
off your'
"Yes, Father" they said n,eekly.
To Mankiewicz he added, Pardon me.
but you have to speak to these boys in their
own language"
The Angels Rslsnt
MuruAL respect was slow in developing.
They are the cutest youngsters I've ever
seen." commented Ann Sothem. but it's
pretty disconcerting to get wolf call from
tot of five"
Only when the trip was'over did the angels
of Hell's Kitchen rclent. Three cheers for
Linda. Ann and Jeanne, three cheers for 10th
Century-Fox, three cheers for Spyros Skouras.
The little rascals had actually had good time.
They were not completely won over. Who
was your favorite on the trip" asked.
The bus driver" came the answer
Nevertheless the war is over The neigh
borhood urchins have become movie actors
and one docs not water-bomb a colleague.
Only few weeks ago one small boy halted
another who had an ice pick in his hand.
Nah. not that car" he admonished That
belongs to spyros," LOUIS BERG
Evening star., 1948-10-24

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The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1948-04-22
SERVICE AT FIRST CHURCH
OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST

Probation After Death" will be
the subject of the Lesson-Sermon
at the First Church of Christ,
Scientist, 235 N. Potomac Street, at
HOO a. m. on Sunday.
The Golden Text will be from
John 5:21-"As the Father raiseth
up the dead, and quickeneth them;
even so the Son quickeneth whom
he will"
Among the citations comprising
the Lesson-Sermon will be the fol-
lowing from the Bible-Matthew
7:21-Not everyone that saith unto
me Lord, Lord, shall enter into the
kingdom of heaven; but he that do
eth the will of my Father which is
in heaven"
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 254-"God re-
quires perfection, but not until the
battle between Spirit and flesh is
fought and the victory won"
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1948-04-22
Margaret Hess
Bible Class Meets

The Margaret Hess Bible Glass of
the Presbyterian Church held their
regular class meeting last week at
the home of DR.. and Mrs. Thomas
Powell, Sharpsburg Pike, with over
35 present.
Mrs. Clyde Downs, a member of
the class, spoke on the work of the
New York Institute for the Educa-
ton of the Blind and told of the
numerous activities of the school
which include, besides the normal
academic, industrial and home eco
nomic courses, many sports events,
such as track meets and wrestling
matches. Mr. Downs then presented
a movie on activities of the summer
camp for the blind at Hardwick,
VT, which showed how determined
the blind are to overcome their han
dicap.
Following the program, delicious
refreshments were served by the fol-
lowing refreshment committee: Mrs.
t. A. Chappalear, Mrs. Downs, Mrs.
Denton Shipley and Mrs. H. B. Rog-
ers, ST..
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1948-04-22
News Of County
Honemakers' Clubs
FUTURE MEETINGS

Friday, April %, 100 p. M
Members of the Homemakers' Club
of Halfway whose names begin with
l. to z will meet at the Potomac Ed
ison Kitchen.
Tuesday, April q, a. m.-Funks-
town Homemakers' Club will hold a
Slip Cover School at the home dem
onstration office, with Mrs. Harvey
Miller, Mrs John Hollyday and Mrs.
S. o. Matthews as instructors.
Tuesday, April 81, 1870 p. M
Members of the Beaver Creek Home
makers Club and the Williamsport
Women's Club will meet at the Po-
tomac Edison Kitchen.
Thursday, April 20, a. m.-Con-
tinuation of Slip Cover School by
Funkstown Homemakers' Club.
Thursday, April 20, 100 p. M
Homemakers' Clubs of Cavetown
and Rohrersville will meet at the
Potomac Edison Kitchen.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1948-04-22
COUNTY COUNCIL
ANNUAL SPRING MEETING

The annual all-day Spring Meeting
of the Washington County Council
of Homemakers' Clubs was held
yesterday at St Johns Lutheran
Church, with Mrs. V. o. Wallace,
president, in the chair. The meet
ing was divided into morning and
afternoon sessions, with a recess for
lunch at 1890.
AT the morning business session
the reports of the secretary and
treasurer were given, as well as the
reports of the various Council Com
mittee Chairmen. This was followed
by the presentation of awards to the
high scoring clubs by Miss Ardath
Martin, home demonstration agent,
after which report of the nominal
ing committee was received.
"a Picture of Extension Work" by
Miss Venia Kellar, Assistant Director
at the University of Maryland, and
highlights of the National All Club
Congress ended the session.
The feature of the afternoon ses-
sion was an address by Mrs. Roy c.
F. Weagly, National President of
the Association Women of the Amer
lean Farm Bureau, who spoke about
her visit to Europe last fall when
she was delegate to the Fifth In
ternational Congress of the Associ-
ated Country Women of the World
held in Amsterdam.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1948-04-22
PETERSBURG CLUB

The Leitersburg Homemakers'
Club held their April meeting in the
Potomac Edison Kitchen on Mon
day.
Miss Katherine Schmidt gave a
demonstration on ''The Latest in
Electrical Equipment and also pre-
pared food, which later was award
ed to club members.
After the demonstration short
business session was conducted by
Mrs. Paul Buterbaugh, the president,
at which time the club donated $10.-
90 to the Cancer Drive.
Mrs. Raymond Stitely, Asst In
ternational Relations Chairman, then
read a letter from the "Coffing Fam
lily in Holland, a family adopted by
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1948-04-22
ST. PAUL'S EV. LUTHERAN
CHURCH, JAMESTOWN

Identical programs will be held at
st. PauPs Lutheran Church, Funks-
town, this Sunday, April 25 The
sound motion picture, March of
Faith will be shown at both the
morning service, $50 a. m, and the
evening service, 1880 p. m,
The film was made by the Nation
al Lutheran Council to illustrate
how relief work has been carried
out in European and Asiatic areas.
An interesting high light of the film
is the story of the meeting of the
Lutheran World Federation at Lund
this year.
Because of the informative nature
of the film, two showings will be
held to enable every member of the
congregation to see it.
Sunday School will be held at
10:40 "a m.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1948-04-22
SERVICES AT ST. PAUL'S
METHODIST CHURCH

Sunday Services at ST. Paurs
Methodist Church will be held at
II a. m. and 7:30 p. M, with Sun
day School at 9:45 a. m. and the
evening Youth groups meeting at
$3.50 p. m.
DR.. S. Paul Schilling, Professor of
Systematic Theology at Westminster
Theological Seminary, will be the
guest preacher at the morning ser
vice.
In the evening, the minister, Rev.
Norman l.. Trott, will preach, and his
topic will be: 'To Live Is-What?"
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1948-04-22

which Mrs. Frank w Mish, Jr., is
president, to restore the founders
home to as near its original appear
ance as possible, both inside and out,
and this will, of course, entail the
removing of the present top story.
The campaign to raise funds for
this very important project will get
under way at a rally banquet to be
held Tuesday night, April 27, at $50
O'Clock in the ballroom Of the Hotel
Alexander The speaker for the oc-
casion will be Senator George l..
Radcliffe, president of the Maryland
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1948-04-22

Historical Society. The campaign
for funds for the restoration of the
original Hager home will be contin-
ued through May, and it is question
able whether any Embarrassing cam
paign has been more important to
the history of Hagerstown than this
one, which will make a hastings and
living memorial to the founder of
our city.
The sketch pictured above was
prepared by Francis Jeucks, of
Wrenn and Jeucks, architects, Bal
timore.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1948-04-22
Church Neus
ST. PAUL'S EVANGELICAL
UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH

At the morning worship of St.
PauPs Evangelical United Brethren
Church, Franklin and Locust Streets,
at II o'clock on Sunday morning,
the pastor, Rev. DR.. F. Berry Plum
mer will preach on the subject,
Praying Amiss."
Evening Worship will be held at
7:3O o'clock, with a sermon by the
assistant pastor.
Sunday School meets at 9:45 a. m.
attendance last Sunday was IT'D.
and the Junior Church meets at II
a. m.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1948-04-22

Pictured above is the architects
sketch of the Jonathan Hager House,
which is still standing on the north
side of City Park and is now owned
by the Washington County Histor-
ical Society
The sketch shows the house as it
was when Jonathan Hager, the
founder of HagerstoWn, made his
home there, but later on a top story
was added
1t is the intention of the Washing
ton County Historical Society, of
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1948-04-22
FRIENDSHIP UNION CHURCH

The services of Friendship Union
Church, corner of Coffman and Vir-
ginia Avenues, Halfway, will be held
tomorrow (Friday) at 7:30 p. m. and
will be conducted by Mr. Lewis Dit
to, whose address will be illustrated
by pictures.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1948-04-22
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

Dr. Donald Macleod, Assistant
Professor of Homiletics at Princeton
Seminary, will be guest minister for
the next three successive weeks,
April 25, May 2 and May g.
Sunday School starts at 9:45 a. m,
with the worship hour at II a. m.
Westminster Fellowship is held
Sunday evening at $50 The public
is invited to all the services.