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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-09-23

HOUSES FOR SALE OR RENT.
1O-ROOM BRICK, bathrooms. Rent or
sell. on low terms. MR.. REED. CHI. $500.
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HOUSES FOR SALINE. tcent.
WOODBRIDGE

type home consisting Of living room with
fireplace. dining room, kitchen. breakfast
nook: very large bedrooms and bath On
bedrooms; lovely lot. gas heat and Lear
detached garage. This is an outstanding
buy and won't last long. For appointment
to show. call Mr.. Boswell. Ma $500.
ewes. and week ends. tele. Ov. $3.50.
BOSS & PHELPS, Inc.
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SILVER SPRING

on Georgia ave.-$15,95O; reasonable
terms. Detached 2-story center-hall brick,
8 lovely rms. and modern bath, reception
hall. full basement, gas &C. heat; lot
5Oxl 80; Al cond.; immediate possession.
VIM. Caloniris Prop, Inc.
1910 rlT
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SILVER SPRING

1926 Colesville rd.-Open daily l-8 Colo
NAL brick; excellent location on Colesvills
r.; center entrance; gift. liy. I'm. with
fireplace, din. rm., kitchen, including eft.
She!vador refrigerator; powder rm and
21x11-ft. aluminium screened porch on LIST
End floor. Attached garage; oil &C heat;
Bcndix washer and lavatory In basement;
COPPER cutters and downspouts; 70x1 soft.
Philip B. Key Realty Co.
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GIRARD ST. NV.
GLOVER PARK
GLOVER PARK

Near Western High School-20-ft. row
brick in Immaculate condition; finished
basement includes bath and kitchen
equipment; 2 inclosed rear porches, de-
tached garage Immediate possession.
Mr.. Gavin, H. G. SMITHY CO., ST. 5000;
res, MI, 1904 -23
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WEST WOODBRIDGE

Open 2 pm; 1909 Lawrence ST. me-: love-
~ Groom home; 3 bedrms., oil INV h
Ice. lot. gar; ideal location; quick sale;
price. $4,000, bargain; hrst come, frst
served. H. G.. MAYNoR & CO., 20O2 r.
!. ave. ne, NO. 433S. -23
seth ST. N.E.-6-rm. brick. front and
back porch, gas heat, full bsmt. lge. in
closed back yard, excel condition. i'm
mediate poss.; price, $4,000. MAURICE
KAY, 1910 Vermont ave. NV. RE. 1926.
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RIVER TERRACE

RIVER TERRACE
S7.1o0 first trust, AZ. small down pay
ment: 5-room modern row brick; tile bath,
race, o. 18th; excellent condition through.
out; n block to bus. Call DI. 1918 until
8 pm, VIM. II. SAUNDERS CO., INC.
ROGERS HEIGHTS, MD.
An attractive 2-story, asbestos shingle,
mod home. close TO bus, schools and stores
1st door, liy. rm;. fireplace, din; nm, mod
oil &C. heat: porch, full bsmt, nice lot,
Price. $4,000.
W. B. WRIGHT, EM.3380
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SILVER SPRING

TAKOMA PARK
Home with income. Ia blks. to 8 buslinss;
rms, inclosed porches; 1st DR.. has
5 attrac. rms. and bath, Ice. front porch;
terrace apt. has 3 rms. and bath, Ice.
h-epl in liv; rm.; utility rm,. and toilet in
bsn1t.; h.-w.h with stoker; det dble gar
with large storage room above
ROBERT E. LOHR
Essltsr; 31l Cedar st. NV. dE. oss1.
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CT APPROVED

vi AFfhOVEO
Only a few left of these modern Diet
brick homes, featuring Gift. living room,
3 large bedrooms. fully equipped kitchen,
and side porch; these are homes you will
always be proud Of: priced at only $I6.-
S5G; With With monthly payments Of seq;
Drive out Wis. ave. to Bank of Bethesda
bear left out Old Georgetown I'd, 2 mi;
to our sign at Beach dr.. turn left and
follow signs to sample house, 5000 Beech
DIR. SURETY REALTY CO., agents fol-
Century Construction Co. Inc. "a
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BETHESDA

This fine brick home, consisting Of 9 rms:
and bath, is located in neighborhood OF
other. fine homes, on large beautiful
screened porch. a stepup dining rm., gas
sch: house IS in perfect condition
throughout; Sl7,a60
NORTHWEST REALTY
Exclusive agents, OIL 1857; ewes. OIL. O455,
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Mr.. WALTER REED
Det brick containing 6 lovely rooms and
tile bath oil heat: under $50, 1000. LOUIS
Ridden, Elk. 5707 or GE. 2456.
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Spacious, semidetached, brick home, near
Conn. ave. Completely redecorated and
in new-house condition. Living room with
fireplace dining room, kitchen and den
2nd floor; stairs to storage attic. fun
basement with bath. outside entrance, hot
water heat; vacant. Very reasonably
priced. Call Mr.. Jackson, MA. $500; ewes
and week ends, WI 1898.
BOSS g. PHELPS, INC.
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VICTOR WICKERSHAM
or OIL M
CHEVY CHASE, $14,950

Attract. corner bungalow. mr.. Chevy Chase
Club grounds and within walking DISTANCE
of Bethesda shopping center; has 3 nice
rms, stairs to attic; Diet. gar. and nicely
Handicapped lot; extra lot can be purchased.
real value for only $l4:9bO; on rssS;
terms. Mr.. Nixon, WI 51e7, with HOME
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CHE V I Cf1hOE, u, y.
This prewar Michelson-bu home in love-
ly Chevy Chase, D. c.. is one that you
must see to appreciate 3 large bedrooms,
2 baths, very large den with fireplace;
rm and large kit. on 1st floor; beautiful
corner lot; plenty of shrubbery; gear
garage; full basement. oil heat. Owner
VICTOR WICKERSHAM
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NORTHWEST BARGAIN

NORTHWEST BARGAIN
To settle estate-$13,950. Facing beau
tiful Govt. park. Solidly constructed OF
prewar material. Large liv. rm. with open
kitchen; End floor has master bedrm. with
u bath: 3 other bedrms. and bath; full
basement. oil h.-w.h., garage. Excellent
transp. y block. Reasonable terms. Call
DI. 0222
WALKER & DUNLOP, INC.
ION VI
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BEAUTIFUL STONE HOME
Just completed and custom-built for the
builders own residence: on q beautiful
lot, 75x12O #. in Hillcrest area of South
east, with q magnificent view in every
direction. Center-hall plan; 8 real large
rooms, Q baths and 1st-fioor layatory:
gas heat; built-in garage. An outstanding
value we can recommend to the most
discriminating. Phone Mr.. Mccarthy, TR
2447, with
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No. 1 East RAYMOND st., CHEVY Chase. Nd,
located across from the CHEVY Chase
= beaut,fui setting on approx. h:scre cor.
lot Includes 10 rms. and baths; excel.
for entertaining: Well financed. ptrec.
lions: Drive out Conn. ave. beyond Chevy
Chase Circle TO East Raymond and signs
on right.
Philip B. Key Realty Co.
Sligo 3oio Until PM Ia
CONTINUED on Next PagsS
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Modern s-room detached brick; 5 bed
rooms. 2 baths; 2 bedrooms and bath on
frst floor; large recreation room with
fireplace: built-in garage; excellent loca-
ton. Call D1 1918 till 8 pm, WIN; H.
A YyNnFRG On INC pa
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sligo SOTO Till 8 Pm. =
SILVER SPRING AREA

House of the year" Beautiful new Early
American brick, contains 4 massive bed.
with fireplace, large din. rin., lovely kit,
with adj breakfast nm, powder rm, and
rear porch on LIST a.: rec. rm., maids
rm and full bath in basement on sround
Level; 2-car built-in garage with aluminium
overhead doors; oil h.-w.h. Finest con.
struction and appointments throughout.
Large lot adj. park. A real home for the
discriminating buyer at a most reas. price.
Inspect immed. before sold.
pHTTIp 2 KFV PFATTV m
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English Tudor brick residence; custom
built, approx. 8 yrs. old, new, condition;
beautifully Handicapped corner lot; 2 bed
rooms, . baths, built-in garage, patio; at
an inside price to buyer delivering 2-bed-
room apt in desirable NV. apt. house:
correspondence invited. Box 45l-Z, Star.
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South Capitol and Elmira sts., Just being
completed. See them today. 8 rms, full
incl. 36-in. gas range with insulated oven
and heat control. refrigerator. unusual
cabinet storage space; gas-fred conditioned
air heat daylight bsmt, large lot: COW.
to stores, schools and transp. Call Mr.
Talbert. CHAMBERLAIN PESSAGNO CON-
STRUCTION CO., Ii. 1868, TR. 1854.
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IJUJ n o. y. w .. VA. -54o.
NAVY YARD; only
$685. down; rms, bath, gas, cleo, hot
water heat; corner, semidet brick with
front yard; reas. terms. SURETY REALTY
CO, AID, 0531: ewes. FA: O259. -25
COLORED-TALBERT TERRACE-CIean
b-rm. brick, bsmt., oil a.-ch., near all
cony. Only S11,500; reas. terms. r. b.
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COIORED-PH PHYSICIAN
Beautiful corner brick, 9 rooms. suitable
for home and once; built-in garage, hot
water heat, 2 baths, parquet flooring;
best material throughout; near Providence
Hospital. Call Mr.. Absher. AT 1853,
with HARRY e. GLADMAN. Ii. O346.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1948-08-26
Chamber Members
To Visit WJEJ-FM
Entire Membership To Be
Guests OF Grover C. CriIIey
At Mount Quirauk Tomorrow.

Tomorrow (Friday) the entire
membership of the Hagerstown
Chamber of Commerce will be the
guests of Grover c. Crilley, general
manager of radio stations WEI and
WJEJ-FM at the FIN transmitter
site on Mount Quirauk.
The members will assemble at the
transmitter site at 2:3O p. M, and
after enjoying an afternoon of fun
with every kind of entertainment
imaginable, such as horse shoes,
baseball land possibly trap shoot
ing), the visitors will be shown a
very fine twenty minute technicolor
film, to say nothing of a tour through
the transmitter station, where the
visitors will get an insight into the
workings of FIN radio.
Then will follow the picnic sup
per at $50 p. M, after which there
will be plenty of entertainment for
as long as the members wish to stay.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1948-08-26
WAC Recruiting
To Begin Here Soon

S/Sgt, Marian C. Luipersbeck,
WAC recruiter from Baltimore, is at
present in the city of Hagerstown
setting up facilities for WAC re-
cruiting in the near future.
Sgt. Luipersbeck is veteran of
almost five years service, having
spent most of her time in the Com
mercial Transportation Section at
PLANE Field, in the State of Wash
ington. She chose the Army as a
Career -enlisting in the Army on
September 8, 1916. Her husband,
Anthony Luipersbeck, who's home
address is 354 Security Road, Hag-
erstown, is a T/Sgt. in the U. S.
Air Force and is stationed at An
drews Field.
S/Sgt. Luipersbeck's mission In
Hagerstown is to meet with all mil
itary and fraternal organizations to
enlist their aid and explain the prob
lens and objects of the Women's
Army Corps. She will visit the city
two days weekly and will share the
offices of the Hagerstown Army Re
cruiting Office. Although enlistees
for the WAC's are not being accepted
at the present time, applicants will
be interviewed by Sgt Luipersbeck
Further information and details
may be obtained by visiting the To-
cal Army and Air Force Recruiting
Office, located in the City Hall
This is your town-Boost tt
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1948-08-26
Scout Jarnboree To
Be Held Sept. l1-12

The first Jamboree of Boy Scouts
of Washington County and nearby
counties of South Franklin and Full
ton in Pennsylvania, will be held at
the new Sinoquipe Scout Reservation
on Saturday and Sunday, September
Hip.
The jamboree will have a triple
purpose-formal dedication of the
new Sinoquipe Reservation, the fall
Camporee and a roundup of all
Cubs, Scouts and Senior Scouts who
come under the jurisdiction of the
Washington Area Council.
As in the past, the Camporee will
be conducted on Patrol basis, with
the Patrols checking in at Altender-
fer Lodge at the camp on Saturday
afternoon and then taking part in
the regular Camporee program,
which, of course, will be for Scouts
and Senior Scouts only. Then the
Cub Packs will arrive at camp on
Sunday for the Roundup, and the
dedication ceremonies for the new
Scout Camp will get under way at
o'clock Sunday afternoon.
AS is customary at all Camporees
a church service will be held Sun
day morning, and there will be ample
time for swimming, boating and
many games.
Scout leaders are urged to return
the post card which has been mailed
to them as quickly as possible, Civ
ing details as to how many will at
tend from their Troop or Pack.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1948-08-26
Jaycees Plan Show
At Airport Sunday

In order to provide entertainment
for the many people from Hagers-
town and the county who visit the
Airport on Sunday afternoons, the
Hagerstown Junior Chamber OF
Commerce is putting on program
for small planes on Sunday after
noon, that should prove both inter
esting and entertaining.
During the program there will be
a balloon busting contest and also
spot landing and spot bombing con
tests, with other features that will
be worked out during the week.
For the convenience of the public
the Jaycees will operate a soft drink
stand on the grounds.
The program is being sponsored
by the aviation committee of the
Junior Chamber, of which Haywood
Morgan is the chairman.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1948-08-26
Antietarn Fire Co.
Will Hold Carnival

The Antietam Fire Company will
hold their annual carnival at the
corner of Maryland Avenue and Me
mortal Boulevard Opposite the Su-
perior Dairy from August 80
through September f.
In addition to the regular carnival
program, which is always an out
standing event in this area, there
will be special entertainment every
night of the week, as follows
On Monday night the Moose Drum
Corps will be featured; on Tuesday
night the Four Black Notes; on We'd
nesday night (Which will be Fire
mans Night the Williamsport Fire
Company's Band will entertain;
Thursday night, the popular West
ward Ho Gang, featuring Dapper
Dan, will put on a show; Friday
night the Seven Golden Voices of
the Hagerstown Colored Boys Club,
who are much in demand, will be
the featured artists; while to wind
up the affair, music will be provided
by Bill Nichols Little German Band
on Saturday night.
The popular feature of all fire
mems carnivals, the drawings for
the grand prizes, will be held on
Saturday night, with the prizes be-
ing on display all during the week.
So if you want lots of fun and en-
tertainmeht, you better make up
your party right now for the big
Antietam Company annual carnival,
for the benefit of the building fund,
the week of August 30
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1948-08-26
To Hold Democratic
Picnic On Saturday

c. William Hetzer, chairman of the
Democratic Central Committee, has
announced that plans for the big
Democratic rally and picnic at Shat
err Memorial Park in Boonsboro on
Saturday afternoon and evening,
are about complete
The picnic will get under way at
two o'clock, and the highlight of the
event will be an address by Cover
nor Lane, which is scheduled for
sometime between four and four
thirty p. m.
Chairman Hetzer also announced
that the picnic and rally will for
mally launch the opening of the
Democratic Campaign in western
Maryland.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1948-08-26
School Of Nursing
Graduation Class

Twenty nurses from the Washing
ton County School of Nursing will
graduate at Commencement Exer-
cises to be held on Wednesday eve
ming, September l, at $50 o'clock, in
the auditorium of South Potomac
Junior High School.
During the exercises the annual
presentation of various awards for
the outstanding graduates of the
class will be made, but following the
established customs, those to re-
ceive the awards are not announced
until just before the presentations
are made.
The members of the Glass of 1913
are:
Virginia Lee Apple, Hancock;
Mary Caroline Arnold, Route l,
Myersville; Betty Jean Creek, Hag-
erstown; Jane Elizabeth Fisher,
Route 2, Hagerstown; Reba Virginia
Chaser, Greencast1e, Pa; Louise Mae
Helser, Route 2, Hancock; Anna
Hartle Horst, Route 8, Greencastle,
Pa; Christine Elizabeth Keller, Mid
dletown; Virginia Lee Kitzmiller,
Route 2, Hagerstown; Martha Grace
Leatherman, Route 1, Smithsburg;
Clara Virginia Mccoy, State Line,
Pa; Resale Catherine Renner,
Boonsboro; Janet Romano Schell-
base, Chambersburg, Pa; Janet Eli
leen Shilling, Chewsville; Josephine
Estelle Spielman, Hagerstown; Es-
telle Irene Spring, Great Cacapon,
w Va; June Loretta Spring, Great
Cacapon, w. Va; Mary Louise Stat
Ter, Route 1, Greencastle, Pa; Grace
Marie Willard, Sabillasville; Dolores
Marie Wolfe, Hagerstown.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1948-08-26
A Good Word For The Poor Fish

Whatever else may be said for or
against fish as food for human con-
sumption, an 11-week experiment
conducted recently by six co-eds at
the University of Maryland indi-
Gates fairly conclusively that fish is
as wholesome as meat. In fact, there
was some evidence that a fish diet
is trife more nourishing, but the
difference was not enough to do more
than emphasize the fact that it is
at least as good,
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1948-08-26
Dessert By ANY Other

Dessert BY ANY Other Name
Would Taste AS Sweet!
A lady who is a very good friend
of mine, went out to dinner last Sun
day, and when it came time for des-
sert, she looked over the menu very
carefully, and then turned to the
waiter and said, 81 believe I'll have a
bowl of vegetable soup"-and that's
exactly what she had!
The annual combined luncheon
meeting and golf match of the XII
wants and Rotary clubs was held at
the Country Club on Wednesday. l
had to leave before the golf match
was completed, in order to get the
paper out, so l cannot report which
club won, but I'm putting my two
cents on the Kiwanians.
During the luncheon, tall, lanky
colored boy, in full baseball uniform,
burst into the Dining room, went
up to president Robinson of the XII
wants Club and said: 'Mr. Robin
son, I'm Satchel Paige, did youall
send for me" 1t appeared that pres
ident Robinson had wired" Veetch
of the Cleveland Indians, offering a
fabulous sum if he would send
Paige here to pitch for the Kiwan-
is Junior Baseball team in their
game against the Rotary Junior
team, as a curtain raiser to the Owls
Sunbury game at the Stadium to-
morrow (Friday) night.
The works were gummed up, how
ever, when "Satchel" arrived ahead
of time and spilled the beans at the
luncheon.
The joke was thoroughly enjoyed
by everyone and credit for thinking
it up goes to Park 10y, of the XII
wants Club sports committee.
With the city elections not so very
far away-the primary is in Jan
uary and the election in March-the
81 deserve the credit claims are al
ready making their appearance.
have been reading stories of this
one and that one claiming credit for
activities of the city administration,
10 say nothing of those who claim to
be able to remedy all the ills of the
administration, including the Po-
lice Department.
P. S. But it's a funny thing-no
one, so far, has made any claims re-
garding the light plantl
49,
Last week l commented on the no
parking rule on Jonathan Street,
between Washington and Franklin,
questioning whether the rule had
resulted in the merchants in the
block losing business.
So, what happens? The Board of
Street Commissioners, at their meet
ing on Monday night, decided to al
low parking in both the first blocks
of Jonathan Street and Summit
Avenue, as follows-after 6 p.
m. ON weekdays and all-day on Sun
days and holidays, but to continue
the no-parking rule on weekdays
from Z a. m. to 6 p. M, on two
weeks trial basis.
Outside of Saturday nights, how
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1948-08-26
ARCaSAD TOWN
WITH THE EDITOR

many merchants in the two blocks
is that going to help?
And another thing Are there not
retail stores on Antietam Street, be-
tween Potomac and Summit, where
parking is banned at all times?
Why make fish of one and flesh of
the other?
Referring to my story last week
regarding the Williamsport Pike,
am glad to be able to report that the
State Roads Commission has been
able to borrow the necessary pipe
parts for lowering the water mains
at Browns Hill from the District
of Columbia, and it is expected that,
weather permitting, the road will
be completed in about thirty to
forty-five days.
I'm very glad that two very good
friends of mine are recovering from
recent illnesses.
DR.. w d. Campbell is getting along
fine after a minor operation at Johns
Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore, and
Ed Kerns, who was taken i'll while
on vacation and had to spend most
of it in the hospital, is back home
again and expects to be back at his
store within week or two.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1948-08-26
c of c Plans Fall
Membership Drive
Plans Outlined At Board Meet
ing Monday--Committee Chair
men Make Reports-ScroIl Of
Appreciation Presented To
John Baer.

At the regular luncheon meeting
of the Board of Directors of the Ha-
gerstown Chamber of Commerce
held at the Hotel Alexander on Mon
day, various committee heads made
their first reports since being ap-
pointed for the present year.
During the meeting President
Herman B. Hopes presented John
Baer, last years president, with a
scroll of appreciation for the fine
work he did as head of the organiza-
ton for the year 1947-48.
Thurman Lindsey, chairman of the
bylaws committee, presented the
recommendations of his committee
for several changes in the bylaws,
and these were approved by the
board for ratification at the next
general membership meeting.
John Baer, chairman of the civics
committee, in presenting his report,
pointed out that the major project
of his committee was the undertake
ing of rat control program, and he
proposed that a meeting be called
in the near future, of representatives
of all organizations in both Hagers-
town and the County that might be
interested in this program, since he
felt that rat control was more of a
civic and countrywide project than
just one for the Chamber of Com
merce. The board unanimously APP
proved of the proposed meeting, and
Mr.. Baer was authorized to go ahead
with it at once, the idea being that
out of that meeting would come the
forming of city and countrywide
committee, with active cooperation
from both the Senior and Junior
Chambers of Commerce, who have
been working together on the pro-
ject for some considerable time. :,
Frank Kelly, chairman of the
membership committee, reported
plans for a membership drive to get
underway in the fall, with kickoff
meeting being held of the entire
membership to get the drive started.
A tentative date for the meeting was
set as Monday, September q, and the
membership will be notified as soon
as the date is confirmed.
President Hopes also announced
the appointment of William H. (Bill)
Paulsgrove as chairman of the fire
prevention committee.
The meeting, which was fully at
tended, continued the fine practice
instituted by President Hopes, of
completing its meetings within a
specified time limit, and this is done,
not by skipping any of the business
that comes before the board, but by
placing a time limit on each subject
to be discussed sticking to it.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1948-08-26
Leitersburg Grange
Regular Meeting

The Leitersburg Grange held their
regular meeting on Wednesday, Au-
gust 18, at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Frey Master Howard Strock
presided, and there were rs members
and visitors present.
During the meeting it was an
nounced that Tuesday, September Z,
would be designated as Grange Day
at the Timonium Fair. Those wish
ing to attend may obtain tickets at
half price from the secretary of the
Petersburg Grange, Mrs. Richard
Eckstine.
After the business meeting was
over, bingo was played under the
sponsorship of the home economics
committee.
The next meeting will be held
Wednesday,, September l., at the
Grange Hall.
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