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BOATS.

SOFT. CABIN CRUISER, 5000; $500 cash,
balance in terms; mooring buoy included
FR. 1895. -2s
TROLLING for rock. trout. blues. chesa-
peake Bay, Eastern Bay Bloody Point
Poplar Isle, Gooses. For reservations, call
SARIs.6R.Fr SA klsSi ss.ft "A eru;s.s ais" ,,.en,
galley, head, many extras: OF season price
MI. 6713 evenings. -2S
Boat building. repairing, storage l6 and
Is IT. runabout, % and % it. cruisers
oUTBoARD MOTOR BOAT, mahogany
finish, IL IT. inches long, S400 cash.
Call WA. 1856. 30
STAR BOAT, 22-ft keel sloop complete
with 2 sets Of sails; / new 194S trailer
toIn esTf osSt sns 1880 loss mqs goT
quick sale, $500. GE. 1913 rs
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ROOMS UNEURNjSHEp.

1898 X ST. NW.-Large front room. main
foo Venetian blinds fireplace; no pvt.
bath Apply premises Thursday till 4
pm; all day Friday and Saturday. -27
45O6 MAST ST. N.E.-Two unfurn rms
for rent. suit. for .. couples; with all
privils.; cooking material furn. AK. 0392.
COLORED-2O3i FLAGLER PL. NV
Unfurn.. large front rm. for rent, $40 wk
for man and wife, both employed, cooking
and laundry; no children. Call after .
pm, DU. S273.
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HOUSES UNFURNIsHED tcont.,.

HOUSES UNFUkNiSHEO tCont.,.
and ssms brick ds. IL. Ssthi SNf
pes pes ma meat GEoRaE BoRaER saent, as
m Inaians sszs ave. NV MA. osSo. Home phssne'
54s2 CONN. AyE.-5 bedrms., living room,
layatory o. powder room. Suilt:an garage,
Vi S4 s9 fsa sass ss's! %SP re III 2 aAa
DEC. 1st- bedrms.. IN baths; lovely.
new; ne ;oJde nice yard; children welcome; $40.
CONN. AvE.-Det. brick home with rms,
g bedrms., 3 baths1; oil h.-w.h, garage;
Co 20 En- En- me asd 0Gai til pec Dm No. A IWssD s
AVAILABLE DEC. Id Spruce ave, Alta
Hsts Md d miles past Bsnk q
! acre Of lawn, i ist fioor, living room. in
closed heated sunroom. dining room, kitchen
and lavatory; 2nd floor. 4 bedrms.,
baths; 2-car garage. oil heat; $500. DI.
70 RESPONSIBLE PARTY-a-bedrm.. p
story modern Oct home; s9i 80 per ne ne;
I'm mos rent nr n ov aaysnse Hs6S 9hldren OK
THREE-BEDRooM, new detached brick
home, corner lot. gas. heat; near school
and shopping district. in Alexandria; Sl75
per mo- available Immediately. Call EN-.
AVAILABLE sooN-pretty s-bedrm. home,
Sn s131S9 nRtca sh ss$s Ho,sr IN Nas,b
Chevy Chase, with an option to buy. For
information call 81. 93l9 or SH. 1906.
sa7 G ST. N.w.-Nine rooms, baths;
WASHINGTON REALTY. dE. $500;
large living rm, with fireplace, modern
cleo. kit; lge. lot; conven. to shopping
center: 10 min. to Pentagon; Braddock
Heights section Of Alexandria; $185 mo.
TE. 2195. Refs. required. -2S
NEW BUNGALOWS and Colonials for rent
with option, to buy: rent credited; near
College Park: from Sl50 to $3.50. RE.
NEW NEW sR; LARGE A c1sToM-BUILr i1sfS colonials
for rent with option to buy in Bethesda
1889. -2S
3-BEDRM. BRICK HOME, near shopping
and transp.; S125 per mo. SOUTHEAST
REALTY CO. FIR. 1000. %
A LARGE NEW DETACHED brick home
with rooms, q bedrooms, 2 baths. lSt-
Il. lavatory. huge storage attic: on large
beautifully landscaped lot; in one of Wash
ington's outstanding NV. suburbs rental
S25S.50 monthly. Call sales dept, ME. l. 43
until pm.
j. WESLEY BUCHANAN
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ROOMS FURkIshEp-s.E. snd s.w.


I105 ST. s.E.-Nicely furnished room.
Call IU 1897 -2S
:ssis HoRNER PL. s.E.-pouble rm., next
to bath. in private home; will rent very
reas. in exchange for night baby sitting.
MINSEsoTA AVE. s.E.-Two heated rms.
suitable for couple or z girls; $40 Wk;
5.3 9Th sT. s.W.-Large front rm. for
nondrinking empi; sentleman excel,
ti35 EAST CAPITOL ST. s.E.-Large front
rm.. nicely turn;: suitable for :: or g 3
fGI. Newly FURNIsHED front room,
next to bath, unlim phone, -conv. to Naval
Air Station. Call AK. 0295. -2s
i134 :33rd PL. sE.-Large. front rm.,
priv, gentle home; man only $50 mo
22O7 53rd AVE. s.E.-Large, light. front
bedroom for one or two gentlemen: next
to bath in detached home. 2s'
ab2 sth ST. s.E.-single rm. next to bath
1889 S ST. s.E.-Room suitable for single
person in refined gentle home, near Navy
Yard and Boiling Field. AK. I444. -2S
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CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK.

WESTERN SADDLE, almost new, heavy
well-made saddle, S55.. Phone Rockville
PoNiEs pel to). one stallion jumper and SHOW
horse; one for beginner. WA. 1882.
PUREBRED Berkshire boar, 90 months
FOR sALE@RoAN GELDING, 1872. excel
lent hunter. Also saddle and bride. Gall
Rockville 1908 -2S
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ROOMS fuRhlsnEp-Nsrth.ss.

THE MARICK, 1873 B st. n.e-Comfortable
Im' newly deceratsd; new @ furniture; S nI laqn-
ss5 ssa 30 18th Il ST. fsts NE.-Room for gentlemen
On adult family; bus at door; meals If de-
sis slTsd E. az eAriIToi-Nieely rifaS ,urn. rms. for
or 3 people per rm.; tub and shower
Woodbridge vICINITY-Attractive front
twin-bed room in quiet home for employed
person., 81 per week EACH conv. transp.:
rsnse@ent iS cement Z Cali DU. os3s5 3 BET. : and N g.
elo EAST CAPITOL sr.-sinsle and double
sleeping rooms; good location car at door ddooor
NEAR T r CATH. u.-cheerfn master BED
pvt bath mahoE tuGn oonnt: S6lf bed
ferred; good transD. 81 ea. wk. DU. 224o
1885 LANG PLACE N.E.-Nicely furn.
rn I'm In priv, home; near Sears 81 STk'
ROOM FURNISHED in exchange for care
Of house, couple with or without child
ss1 M ST. N.E.LLsree front room: conv.
transp; suitable for l or men. Ii.
1868 1868 AMEs ST. N,E-Double bsdrm: for
empl. cpl, or 2 gentlemen; good transsp
sfgs SieE srREFrsG tiTE " ROOM S6s employed s say
GOOD transp.; laundry and cooking priv
Isl sfef 81. T N'E-cIean IT, E double room for
sonable. FR. 4445 80
BRENTWOOD VILLAGE, e332 14th st, ne.
Large front room. adjoining bath with
shower; kitchen privileges; $l6 wk. opu.
COLoRED-NE.. for sober employed per-
son. ! single room in quiet private home.
CoIoRED-sis 1sth ST. NE.-Room suit
able for single man in quiet home; no
cohoREDAEMPL. es,neSsI AhM MEN to share -s room
with another; twin beds; also a single
conoREb-sETTLEp sS9n y. sE2sf COUPLE or 2s Isdy;
double room. IL. 1880. 80
COLoRED-32i 14th ST. .N.E.-Room for
rent; all privils. Call TR.. 2954.
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ROOMS EuRh. OR uhEuRN.

COLORED-64 sEAToN PL. N.W.-Doubie
front room, couple or 2 girls; privileges.
CoLoRED-RoOMs FOR RENT, all privil.
furnished or unturnished. d. sS0l. rs
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INDIVIDUAL HANGAR FOR RENT, Con-
Eressionel Airport. Phone OIL. sSss. .-2S
FORMING CLUB Oil a new 9o-h.p. Cessna
14O. with 2-way radio. Call Spruce OSSS
TAYLORCRAFT. Bc-12-D, with radio
navigation lights etc, 1946 model, re-
licensed last month. less than $3.50; only
SaS5. Pa. 1900.
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED tc.-,

PIANOs-Lawson and doltbart: viii pay
risht,, AID 592s. RA O491 nights. so.
eEWING MACHIHES-We bpy all types;
repair, hemstitching. buttons covered,
Re: Rlsssta!ssff:1 asf1. 7ie ll'h st. NV RE 1900
Stoves. RANGES, HEATERS. all kinds
and sizes ACME STOVE CO.. 1011 7th
st. NV. MA. $685..
WARDROBE, lge. walnut or mahogany;
must be in good condition. DU. 1899.
wANrED-Better graae Of housenolo fur.
4itgd5e. antiques ard efacs furniture NA
NM INTERESTED in buying silverware
any condition; china, bric. -brac. old
1ewelry. DORA KRUPSAW MILESTONE,
1855 9 st. NV. Sterling 1895.
silver. china, glassware, furniture. antiques
firearms EN-. 1908 for a better price. a.
KINGSLEY STAMPING MACHINE to buy
or rent AT 1000 -OS
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CO. ApTs. FOR SALE
COMPLETELY MODERNIZED - c.

COMPLETELY MODERNIZED = Central
Northwest location; g rooms and bath,
large entrance foyer: well financed. Phone
Everett Scott, CO. 1000, Br. 6l1-C, with
SSHASaoN 81 Saa2 & LucHs' 1905 II st. Jno.W' Jn.W'
cHoiCEE CONN. AVE. LocATIoN-Iiv.
rm., , bedrms., dinette, kit, bath and
porch: for only $3.50, on very reas.
terms Mr. PALMER. co 6436. -2s
Ist-FLOOR, 2-BEDRM. CORNER APT, in
year-old building; large liv. rm.. dining
alcove, kitchen. bath. Apt. 10. 1910
Southern ave sc. Vacant; price, S11 900,
terms. Open . to 7 Saturday and Sunday;
or call OWNER, VI. 1868. rs
1885 PHELPS PL. NV.
Only 2 left. Lovely cooperative apts.;
. bedrms., liv. rm., din. rm., reception
hall, kit. and bath l blk. west OF Conn.
ave. at California St, apt. %. Open l
to 8 pm.
EDWARD ]. KYLE
ST. 5755, CO. OILS. go
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(cont., RMS. FURN,-MD. g VA. (con

II8 W MASON AVE. Alexandria-Mas
ter bedroom, private bath, auto. heat, no
water; three Washing ton Alexandria bus
lines at corner: men. TIE. 3493
MASTER BEDRM., twin beds; in new home
new furn.: on busline; suit girls, . mel
or empl. couple; $3.50 wk. ea. Alex 1914
-29
RIM. IN NEW HOME; on busline: sgle. o
dble., adj. bath; vic. Westover, Arl. FA
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APARTMENTS WANTED tcen,.)

OUR LITTLE GIRL Is lonely. We need an
borhood where she can have some company.
MIDPIE-AGED COUPLE desire furnished
hs er elderly BSs Couple desa dssrs ssE
bath apt, ne; up to $40. LU. >5s47. -2s
ap in 'fsEss nW seeton
GoyT. WORKER, Beltsville. Md. nom
children; furn. ant; may. $50; TAX. Park,
H5s rbf hGS 6S13 stsl assrs furnished
sEfNrD sqn 21 ae1 YouN EMp Gh GoSPEE Sfls
fMfIoYfn ddHPfr FhsPf osIs d:s,7s On. Or
preferably apt; house, in NV; ss5 maxi
FERsMASESrfI2I' f2'' EMpE: GOVT. yoman
prefer. NV: reference. Box 479-H. Star.
PROFESSIONAL WOMAN desires one bed
unfurnished maximum. $50. Call Wood
BOILING FIELD COUPLE urgently need
NETS ans bath furnshsd No
ferred G Cali PER FR 5000 or Exs esSn 4ooi, sdT ff
HEEsWGsTh4M s5 Ii nssd after 2s
adults; maximum $40 furnished: $50 un-
furnished, in D. C. Box 40-K, Star. 2Ss
EMPLOYED, California woman desires in
dividual unfurnished apt. bedroom, fire.
place II possible; NV. MRS. CUSHMAN,
CoLORED-CoUPLE. desires / or bed,
room unfurnished apartment; private bath.
CLEAN AMERICAN FAMILY, small girl
and infant, desire apartment in NV. sec
ton; vicinity Petworth preferred; S75
month maximum, including utilities. GE.
TWO REFINED GIRLS. desire furnished
apartment: not more than $50; NV; sec
ton preferred. MI. 1859. 2S'
LISTING SERVICE
We have over. 100 employees seeking
houses or completely private apartments
under S75 per mo. We will be glad to
list Your house or APARTMENT mot rooms)
without charge Please phone
CAPITAL TRANSIT co.
MI 6363 weekdays. am.-5 pm. Just
say Il want to list some housing"
COLORED-TEACHER, wife expecting g.
yr.-old child, urgently need 2-bedroom
unfurn. apt; not over S75 per mo-; must
have good transp.; near grade scheol.
eokoRgDLYoGNG eof isgI1, SEosGt EMPLOYED couple
desire 2,unfurnished- bedroom kit, pri-
vate. bath APARTMENT; permanent Goyt.
employed DE Sl52 -9S
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ROOMS WANTED.

EGYPTIAN EMBASSY, single gentleman
requests room with private bath; area pre-
ferred within easy reach 11th and Har-
ward Tel. CO. 6400 Sunday, 10-l2 noon
2Ss
SECRETARY to Senator (gentleman). vet
eran. single. desires attractively furnished
room in modern apt bldg. or pvt. home,
convenient S. o. B. Box LEX, Star. 2Ss
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American University Park

Home open every day, from 2 to pm
Colonial home IN 8. AIMS ,p,na Parish h.rsst ana
This home is on q beautifully landscapsd
lot. You enter wide & center 1a,, haiSS m;tSS
large screened porch at rear; TO the left
is a spacious dining room and modern
we'll planned Kitchen with de luxe sass
range and SIT. refrigerator at END OF
hall is a powder room and coat CLOSET.
The second floor has 3 large bedrooms
with closets and 2 baths: stairway tS
and insulated attic: tull
basement with laundry trays and toile''
gas heat.
E. M. FRY, INC.
Realtors WI. 674O,. 462s East-West Hwy.
once Open Sun. Till Pm. -
American University Park
3515 43rd St NV. Open Sat, SUM-, daily.
9-b, a challenge to fnd more sesuti.
we are offering. Features include 8 rms.
on 1st floor de luxe kitchen. gas a.-c.
heat; large wooded lot. We urge you TO
see it today To reach: Out Wis. ave.
left on Abemarle st. to 43rd and open
sign. s. r. MARTIN & co. Reait9rs'
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POULTRY and EGGS.
AVIATION,

fAMEs FEED STORE, 619 K st. NV, NE
'0S9. Baby chicks, feed and poultry sup
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FOR RENT

oIt IGL1S
Attractive. completely furn. house for
rent on Dec. at 1898 18th St. NV;
Spacious liv. rm.. din. rm., kit. and
study on lst A.; 4 cheerful bedrms. with
2 baths upstairs: oil heat. screened porch
and 2-car garaagge; garage; servants rms in base
JOHN L. KING & co.
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Wis. Ave. and Albemarle st.
blks to st. Ann's and Sears. . rms
and sun porch. for $141.5O. Available
Dec. !. Ewes. TW. $500. Ext. lS4.
J. LEO KOLB co.
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HOUSES FURNISHED.

ReaS. rates: VIII accept your surplus fur
niture as part payment on your moving
storage. IA. 1887; after pm, GE. l4le
Montana farmer-stockman., 1948-03-15

AVOID having strips parallel or nearly
parallel to direction OF prevail
ing wind.
AVOID use of cutting, rolling, smooth
ing, pulverizing or filming tools
such as oneway, surface rollers,
disks, harrows, ETC., as much as
possible.
AVOID fall working of stubble since
post-harvest tillage promotes
wind and water erosion and
tends to reduce straw and grain
yields.
AVOID delaying first fallow operations
until July since late surnmer fall
low wastes moisture through
weeds and thus reduces sub
sequent straw and grain yields.
AVOID use of lister for sumrner fallow
except in an emergency.
AVOID 'block" fal1ow.
AVOID continuous small grain cropping
practices.
AVOID burning stubble.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1948-03-15
How to
AL-1 Maximum Production
Maintain Erosion Control
B, IL +. HANsMErERs Ex@0en coassr,asoasa

A GRTCULTURAL workers agree that
~ both win and wafer erosion are most
severe ON summer fallowed lands yet sum-
mer fallow is the very backbone of Montana
plains agriculture. The question then is
How can the erosion problem be met and
AT the same time attain maximum produc~
Sion?"
To consider this question a group of work
ers representing various agricultural agen-
cies in The state visited fhe experiment sta.
zion at Havre and journeYed TO fhe Do
Sninion research laboratory at Swift Cur
rent. Saskatchewan. As a result of their
studies they drew up the following lists of
dos and dont's as representative of fhe best
practical methods move known TO protect
Sallow lands.
(For the complete story on the stMdy,
please tMrm 60 page y
Suggested Remedial Measures
j. Establish grass Crested wheafgrass) ON
land susceptible TO wind and water
erosion
2. Strip Crop
Establish straight strips not over 16 rods
in width. No other practice offers as much
insurance against widespread damage when
conditions get tough.
s. Establish grass waterways
This practice is needed on many farms to
prevent serious gully washing.
a. Sfubble mulch
Stubble mulch fallow is definitely beyond
the stage where its value can be questioned.
5. Clod mulch
Where a plow is used for the first fall
low operation, a cloddy surface must be
preserved at all costs by use of blades,
sweeps, rod weeders or other subsurface
implements for subsequent operations.
6. Deep furrow drilling
The deep furrow drill for all seeding
helps to control wind erosion and when
used on the contour aids in control of water
erosion.
2. Emergency measures
Crop or fallow strips in danger of drifting
-
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1948-06-03
Fiftieth Wedding
Anniversary Observed

Mr.. and Mrs. William Roth enter
tanned ON Sunday, May ,, 194S in
honor of the fftieth wedding ami
vcrsary of Mr.. Roth's parents. Mr.
and Mrs. Oscar Roth. On account of
the recent illness Of one of the hon
oIecs, the celebration was held at the
home of Mrs. Theta Roth MaXey near
Silver Lake.
A chicken dinner was served buffet
vie. The dining table was centered
with a tmee-tered wedding cake
baked by Mrs. Virginia Maier. A bas-
l,et of roses and snapdragons were
placed in the honoree's room and were
presented by Erwin Roth. Due to Mr..
Roth's recent illness the celebration
was of Il quiet nature. The guests
were the children Of the Roth family.
Nh. and Mrs. Paul Carr, Kempton,
W. Va; Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Maier
and daughters, Sandra Kay, Sharon
Faye and Linda May, Tunnelton, w.
Va; Mr.. and Mrs. Erwin Roth and
son. Howard, Deer Park; Mr.. and
Mrs. Ralph Wolfe and children Don
aid, Loretta and Helen, State Line;
Nr. and Mrs. William Roth and chill
drcn; Mrs Theta Roth MaXey and
SONS, Sam and Bobby; Mr.. and Mrs.
Wilbelt Ridder and son Paul Forrest,
were present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roth's ages are 76
and Il years. They have 26 grand
children and Paul Forrest Ridder is
the only great grandchild.
Charles Roth, Baltimore, and Mrs.
Anna Roth Uphold, Garfield, Ohio,
were Two Of the children, who We're
unable to attend.
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Mt. Lake Hotel last Wednesday night.
by members Of her bridge club
Keith Fike, son of Mr.. and Mrs
Kenneth Fike, who has been i'll, is
now much improved.
Guests at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
B. IL. Friend the past weekend were
Mr.. and Mrs Kenneth Liller and fam
lily, Of Gormania, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas
Shaffer and family, also Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ. I. kauten and family, Of Iiyatts-
vile. George Friend accompanied Mr.
and Mrs. Kauten to Hyattsvillc for a
visit.
The Loeb Lynn P.-T.A. will have
a social at the Loeb Lynn schoolhouse
on Friday night, June 1. Come and
have fun.
Weekend guests at the home Of Mr.
and Mrs. Ira Haldesty were their
daughter, Miss Wilma Hardesty. Of
Washington, d. c.. Mrs. Martin Bark
en- and son, also Washington, and Mrs.
j. b. Rupert, Tarentum, Pa.
Mr. and Mrs. Chester Hardesty, Of
Cumberland. spent the weekend with
Mr.. and Mrs. A. T. Moon.
Mrs. Albert Schrock. who has been
visiting her mother the past two
weeks, returned to her home in Cocoa.
Florida, on Tuesday.
Mrs. VERNE Harvey, who has been
visiting here the past few days. has
returned to her home in Miami Fla.
Mrs. Celia Selfries and son. Of
Frederielltown. Pa, spent the week
end with relatives.
Guests at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Right on Sunday night were
Mrs. Mary Right. Mr.. and Mrs. AL
fred Right and family, of Gortner,
Elwood Bray, Swanton, and LaNerna
Calhoun.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Cover and
son Roger. and Mrs. hardwood Cow
er, Tarentum, Pa, visited relatives
the past weekend.
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GORTNER

Mrs. Mary Right returned home
from visiting her son and family in
Cumberland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Breuninger,
Mr.. and Mrs Cecil Snyder and son,
| Dwight, were recent visitors of Mr.
and Mrs. Roy Yoder.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Slabach, of
Wellman, Iowa, were weekend guests
at Mr.. S. w. Slabach's. They were
enroute to the graduation of their
daughter Beulah. at lIarrisonbmg.
Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Swartzcn-
truber and daughters Dolores and
vile and Lewistown, Pa, over the
weekend.
Dan Lichty and family were call
ing on Boyd Steyer, at White Church.
on Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Willard Swartzcn-
truber entertained Miss Faun Friend
and Charles Boyle, of Mt Lake, and
Mr. and Mrs Roy Stutzman, OF Ohio.
Mr.. and Mrs. Simon Beachy and
children, of Salisbury; Mrs. Barbara
Beachy and daughter. of Bird-in-
Hand, Pa; and Mr.. and Mrs. Blison
Glotfelty, of Addison, Pa, were
among those visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
d. j. Swartzentruber, last week.
Mrs. George Grove, Mrs. Allen
Petersheim, Mrs. Noah Schrock, M"s.
Lewis Beachy and members of Iona
Miller's family were in Cumberland
on Friday. Mrs. Grove returned to
Cumberland on Saturday and brought
Mrs. Iona Miller from Allegheny
hospital to her home here.
The Conaways of Mansfield. O.,
We're guests of Mrs. Anna Bittinger
for several days.
Mrs. Artie Dodge. Mrs Howard
KEEPER and Miss Leila Mosser were
visiting Mrs. Clarence Jones in Cum
berland hospital on Thursday.
Pastor |. X. Metzler and son-in-
law Clarence Weaver, of Glendale
worshiped with the Union congre-
cation Sunday morning. Pastor Res
sley Tressler filled the evening APP
pointment and spent some time with
Mr.. and Mrs. D. J. Swartzentruber.
Mr.. and Mrs. Felty Miller, of Nor
folk, Va, arrived on Sunday to visit
her sister, Mrs. Ellen Ash and niece,
Mrs. Dan Byler
Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Beckman
We're calling on Mr. and Mrs. Welch
at Silver Knob on Sunday evening.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1948-06-03

ers We're T. T. Rathbun. county super
intendent of schools; Walter w. Daw-
son, president Of the Board Of Edu-
cation, and @. A. Riley.
Mrs. Welch was presented with
TWO pieces of airplane luggage and
some cosmetics by her friends.
Library Hours
The Mt. Lake Park library will be
open on Friday afternoons instead Of
Saturday, it was announced this week.
Hours are from 200 p. m. to 400 p.
m.
Local Items
Russell burst, Baltimore, is spend
ing two weeks vacation at the
home Of Mrs. Myrtle burst, in the
Park.
Roland Ready. Hagerstown, was a
recent guest Of his mother, Mrs.
Martha Ready.
A. p. Sanders returned to his home
Saturday from Memorial hospital
very much improved.
Joseph Powers was in Uniontown,
Pa, Wednesday on business.
J. w. Ream and Billy White spent
the weekend in Warrenton, Va. with
Mr.. Ream's daughter, Frances Ruth
Ream
WSCS had their mother and daugh-
ter banquet Tuesday night at the
Ladies' Aid hall here. Quite num-
ber attended.
Mrs Walter Newman and son, Of
Keyser, W. Va, are visiting her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Sanders.
Misses Gertrude and Louise Waters
have returned to their cottage after
spending the winter in Fairmont.
Mrs. Roy Lee entertained with q
party at her home last Tuesday night.
John Savage, ST., and John. Jr., of
near Oakland, visited relatives on
Monday.
Mrs Edgar Smith was entertained
with dinner and bridge party at the
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10 a. m; Worship and Preaching,
li:15 Il. m.
Loeb Lynn-Sunday Church school,
10 a. M; Adult C. F., 7:15 p. M; Wor-
ship and Sermon, 7:45 p. M; Prayer
service. Thursday, 7:45 p. m.
Crellin-Sunday Church School, 10
am; Adult c. e, 7:15 pm; Worship
and sermon, 7:45 pm; Prayer SER
vice Wednesday, 7:45 pm.
Lynndale-Sunday Church school,
10 Il, m; Young Peoples service,
Tuesday, 7;45 p. m.
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SAND SPRING CHURCH OF GOD
WaIter / Martin. Minister.

Sunday School at 10 a. M, Wilbur
limbaugh, superintendent. Young
Peoples meeting, p.m.; Divine Wor-
ship al p. m.
Keller. Glade
Sunday School at 10 a. m, Adolph
Guthrie. superintendent. Worship scr
vice next Sunday at II a. m.
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Announce Engagement

Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Cover an
nomce the engagement of their
daughter, Mary Virginia, to Mr.
James Buckley, son Of Mr.. and Mrs
Lawrence Bucklew, of Morgantown
w Va.
The wedding will take place some
time in June.
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DEEP CREEK BAPTIST CHURCH
Rnv- Gnnrnc II Enkpr nasfnr

Sunday School meets at 1000 am.
Morning worship and sermon at II.
Baptist Training Union at Gas p.
m.
Evening Fellowship and Praise at
$500 p. m.
All hoWs above are Standard time
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1948-06-03

Farm prices went down slightly be-
tween mid-Aplil and mid May. Prices
paid by farmers for commodities in
creased a little.
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CHURCH OF ST. PETER THE
APOSTLE
Oakland. MARYLAND

Masses On Sunday at 500 and
1000 a. m; Confessions on Saturday
from $500 to 600 p. m. and from 7:3O
to $50 p. m.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1948-06-03

The graduates.
Miss Dorothy Brock is home from
the Shenandoah Conservatory of Mu-
SIC DaNlon. Va.
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Teacher Is Honored

About 70 patrons and friends Of the
Mt Lake School honored MIS-. Laura
Welch, teacher there for the past q
years, at a public meeting last Fri
day evening. Mrs. Welch will retire
from active work on June Il.
The Mt. Lake School was decorated
with pine, laurel and flowers. Speak
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MT. LAKE PARK
Neighborhood Club to Meet

The Neighborhood club Of the Park
will meet with Mrs. Rebecca Canaan.
on Saturday, June 5, for a picnic din
ner at her home, REST Haven" near
Ora ftnn West Ai1.minia