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The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1948-04-16
by Ethel 'Teddy" MOscOvitz

Too long has it relied on the older
generation of orthodox Jews which
were a part of the Center to carry
on the traditional and prescribed
services without worrying about
the lack of younger men in attend
ance Perhaps while the con-
Germ was always there, the need
for concentrated action was never
of an emergency nature II.
Even now the emergency may
not have yet arrived but GER
tainly the minyon will need young
err men to fill the required num-
Der, and before the young people
are brought to recognize the need
of more participation in synagogue
life a vast amount of education is
needed :.
Toward this goal we believe the
Center and the whole Southeast
dedicated itself at this Confer
ence
1t was most surprising to me to
meet a delegation from Charleston
which had recently left reform
Temple to join with a Conserva-
tive Congregation -. So it is
both from left and right that the
movement gathers its direction
And like all of Judaism is to an
extent kept aware of its ideals by
anti-Semitism, as our gentle
friend said. so is the conservative
movement bound to keep straight
to its course steadied there by both
reformation and orthodoxy
At the Oneg Shabbat last Sat-
urday Rose Entman Mrs. Sidney
asked me to note that the concert
to be given by the Sheltering Aid
Choral Society will be held in the
Morocco Temple on May 2 I
really thought I had missed the
concert which was previously
scheduled (along with other dates)
for March 81 Cantor Marion
/ of the Jewish Center is leading the
singing The performance on
May 2 should be very good if their
previeW at the Center Victory
Dinner was any token Mrs.
Ben Stark is the accompanyist for
the group
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1948-04-16

FROM The sPoTlEsS KITCHENS OF
MOTHERS FOOD PRODUCTS, INC
NEWARK. n. J.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-02-27

81 to IA and the girls 33 to II.
In the opening game Of the
evening the DevilcttcS avenged
4 previous tie with the Fair
Bluff girls, with IN easy 33 to
II victory. The Tabor girls
jumped to Il first quarter lead
of 9 to / and led at the half
10 to 5. In the last half the Dew
ilettcS continued to lombard
the basket to win going away.
Irene Grice, star forward of
the DeviletteS, led the scoring
with IA points followed by Nor
riS and Jordan with seven and
SIX respectively.
Coach CaruSo'S classy Red
Devils scored a smashing 81 to
II victory over an outclassed
Fair Bluff quintet to chalk up
win number II in IA starts
this season. In a slow first quar-
ter the Devils took lead of
9 to 2, increasing it to ~ TO :
at the half Substituting fire.
quently throughout, the Red
Devils hit the basket with clock
like regularity in the last half
for convincing win over the
visitors.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-02-27
EVERGREEN GAME

The Tabor City Red Devils
and DcviletteS scored smashing
victories over the visiting Ev-
crgrecn teams Tuesday night.
The girls won 80 to I and the
boys Is to u.
The Red Day is displayed a
complete reversal. of form from
Monday night 70 smash the Wis
ltorS - to II 10 avenge d two
point loss earlier this season.
The Devils with every men,
Der Of the team getting in on
the scoring. completely outclaSs-
ed the Evergreen five to chalk
up win number ID for the year.
The second half the subs took
over and 1T tie start Of the
last quarter lie first team was
in the showers.
Stanley, Wall, Fipps and
Strickland led the scoring for
the Red Devils with %, IA, 10 and
10 points, res Il, lively. Herring
and Ward played their usual
outstanding defensive gam c.
Lennon led the visitors with Is
, points.
The Devilcttos with Irene Gricr
and Norris leading the way
downed Evergreen 80 to 7, in a
game that featured the sparkling
play OF the Taoor girls. Jack
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-02-27
All-Star Boys
Win. Sc To 80,
Over Acme-Delco

The Tabor City All-Stars.
boys team, scored a smashing
DO to 81 victory over Acme
DeIco here last Saturday night.
The locals jumped to an early
lead and were never headed
throughout as they completely
outclassed the visitors in every
department of play. B. Wright,
A. Wright, Doc Fowler and Jer-
nlgan led the scoring for the
AII-Stars with Is and 10 each,
respectively. Allen was high
for the visitors with lG points.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-02-27
LET'S SLOW EN- DOWN

Automobile driving in Tabor City seems to
be getting more and more reckless and it's be-
coming more of rule than an exception that
pedestrians are forced to Jump out OF the streets
for their lives.
There is a complete disregard of traffic laws
in most cases
The police department would do the popu-
ation great service if it would concentrate on
reckless driving and speeding for while.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-02-27
Fred Soles Turns
Down Contract
From Pirates

Fred Solcs, d student at Tabor
City High, received a baseball
contract last week from the
Wilmington Pirates of the To-
bacco State League, trying to
secure the services of SoleS as
a shortstop. A letter accompany
ing the contract explained that
the Pirates were badly in need
of Il shortstop and that Soles
had been recommended as the
man to fill the position.
SoleS returned the contract
unsigned so as to keep his am
ateur status in case he chooses
to enroll in college later.
Fred majors in all sports in
high school and plays shortstop
for the Tabor City Dodgers
during the summer months.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-02-27
County Tourney
Gets Underway
Wednesday Night

The Columbus County Basket
ball Tournament gets underway
Wednesday night at Evergreen
with eight boys and girls teams
entered.
Due to the fact there are nine
teams in the county, HallSboro
and Williams boys and Ever
green and Williams girls play
Wednesday afternoon for eighth
position in the tournament.
The other teams are seeded as
follows with their Won-loSt rec
ord for the season.
Boys: Whiteville 81, Tabor
City, 60, Chadbourn, IA, Ever
green 6-5, Cerro Gordo Go, Acme
Delco ga, Fair Bluff 81. Will
liams is. Hallsboro l-6.
Girls: Whiteville 10, Tabor
City 8-3, Acme Delco So, Chad
bourn IA. Fair Bluff Ga, Cerro
Gordo rs, Hallsboro So. Ever
green Ito, Williams 0-6.
ne OpclllllS SHiilS VI 'iiN w.
nament will be between White
vile and Fair Bluff girls, at 7
o'clock. 8 O'Clock Whiteville and
Fair Bluff boys, 9 o'clock, Tabor
City and Cerro Gordo girls. 10
O'Clock Tabor City and Acme
Delco boys.
Thursday night games will be,
7 O'Clock, Chadbourn girls and
the winner of the Evergreen
Williams game, 10 O'Clock, Ever
green boys and winner of Will
liams- Hallsboro game.
Friday night, girls 7 o'clock,
winner Tabor City-Ccrro Gordo
game and winner of Chadbourn
eighth position team, 8 o'clock,
boys, winner Tabor City-Acmc
Delco and winner Evergreen
eighth position team, 9 o'clock,
girls, winner Whitcvllle FAIR
Bluff and winner Acme Delco-
Hallsboro, 10 o'clock, boys, win
ner Whiteville-Cerro Gordo and
winner Chadbourn- Fair Bluff.
The winners Friday night meet
Saturday night for the cham
pionShip.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-02-27
Footballs Given
Members Of Red
Devil Eleven

Coach Sill Caruso'S Tabor CITY
Red Devil football team, class
AZ District champions of l947,
were honorcd last week by the
awarding of gold footballs to
members Of the team.
The gold footballs bore the
inscription Glass AZ District
Champions, l947" and were
awarded the following players:
Backs, Ted Fipps, Earl Stanley,
Fred SulcS, Andy (Gump) Jer-
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-02-27

VISIT IN
CHARLESTON
- M ian, ana Mrs. j. E. Bell yi,;,
week end. we Pas
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-02-27
TRIBUNE SPORTS
.-- Ru IACK cpIVEY
Bv JACK SPIVEY

nigan, Bill Spivey, Harold Ward
and Doc Herring; Linemen, Or,
bin Fowler, Jennis Turbeville
V. r. Burroughs, Charles Hodge,
Sam Jackson, Harold Rogers,
Wilson Lovett, Don Williams,
Carlyle Porter, Melvin Sasser
Bill McCullum.
Managers Bill Rogers and
James Cox and Coach CaruSo
also received footballs.
The Red Devils chalked up
during the l947 football season
a record of six wins, two losses
and two ties.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-02-27
Tabor Teams Lose To Whiteville;
Win DouDleheader From Evergreen

The Tabor City Red Devils
and DeviIettcS dropped double
header to the Whiteville teams
Monday. The Devilettes lost
40 to 81 and the Devils Is to
%.
The Red Devils suffered
stunning upset al the hands OF
the Wolfpack from Whiteville
in class AZ conference game.
The upset was the greatest in
years for a Whiteville team over
Tabor City team. This now
calls for third game to decide
the district championship which
will be played in Hallsboro Mon
day night. TIE winner will
represent this district at Chapel
Hill. in the the state tOnna-
ment, the second week in March.
Coach Caruso's classy Red
Devils were anything but
classy Monday night as they
lost to an IN. 1.red Whltevllle
Wolfpack As +, e. The Devils
seemed completely off form
and little ovGrconfident as
they dropped their chance to
eliminate the Nolfpack from
the Az race. therefore caus-
ing third gGne between the
two teams.
Stanley led the scoring with p
points for the night while Page
and Davis led the visitors with
II each.
hi the opcnirs game the Wolf
lets scored smashing 10 to 81
victory over INC Devilettes, to
rack up their 18th game in
II outings this season.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-02-27
COMPLETED
STUDY COURSE

The Woman's Society Of
Christian Service of the SAINT
Paul Methodist church COM
p!eted its study course at the
home of Miss Helen Butler on
Tuesday evening with Miss
Edith Stafford and Mrs. F. F..
Thompson serving as co-hosteS-
SrS. The topic for study was
Great Prayers OF The Bible.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-02-27
Devils Take
Doubleheader
From Fair Bluff

The Tabor City Red Devils
and DeviletteS swept double
header from Fair Bluff here
Friday night. The boys winning
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-02-27
ABERDEEN VISITOR

Mrs. Clifford Davis Of Aber-
deem was the guest Of Mrs. Har-
y Bell Friday.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1948-06-24
Want Ministers Names
Listed at Court House

A delegation of the Mt Top Minis
terial association presented itself be-
fore the County Commissioners at
their bi-monthly meeting this week
and requested the privilege of placing
a list of names, addresses and de-
nomination of all eligible ministers
in the vestibule of the Court House
The Board promised to consult their
attorney and report the decision to
the association.
Among other matters taken up, a
petition to close the old Hoyes Run
road was approved and the authority
given to the county roads engineer
to carry out the measure.
The Commissioners also requested
w. Dwight Slower, states attorney,
to appear before them to assist in
formulating a plan for the collection
of dog license tax. A temporary
measure was approved to have the
trial magistrates of the county and
the county treasurer collect the tax.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1948-06-24
Three To Attend
Day Camp Workshop

Miss Ann Dilgard, Mrs. Phyllis
Williams and Miss Leona Menke are
representing Garrett County at Tow
son State Teachers College Day
Camp to be held July 6 through July
81. Demonstrations will be put on by
leaders using boys and girls of Tow
son. Attention will be given to games,
arts and crafts, science, nature, etc.
Educators have long been con-
WINGED that learning extends far be-
yond the four walls of classroonl,
R. Bowen Hardesty, assistant super
intendent of schools, stated. Fair
mont State Teachers College is also
conducting a Day Camp Workshop
this summer. The three participants
from Garrett County to the Mary
land Camp Workshop are expected to
be helpful throughout the county
system of schools in 1948-49.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1948-06-24
Announce Engagement

Mr.. and Mrs. Dudley Porter Ranney,
of birmingham, Mass, and Deep
Creek Lake, announce the engage
ment of her daughter, Miss Martha
Louise Hankins, to Mr.. Russell Ray
mond Throp, Jr Miss Hawkins is the
daughter Of the late William Edgar
Hawkins, of Uniontown, Pa. Mr..
Throp is the son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Russell Raymond Throp, of Meadow
Estates, Wheeling, w. Va, and Deep
Greek Lake.
Miss Hankins was graduated from
The National Cathedral School of
Washington, D. c., and also the Uni
versity of Maryland where she was a
member of the Kappa Kappa Gamma
sorority.
Mr. Throp served overseas with the
goth Infantry Division, and is a stu
dent in the College of Engineering at
the University of West Virginia.
The wedding date has not been an
nounced.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1948-06-24
Guard Unit to Parade

The local National Guard unit,
Company c, 121st Engineer battalion,
will appear publicly for the first time
in the parade on Monday, July 5, it
was announced this week by Lieut.
Stuart F. Hamill, Jr., company COM
mander.
The organization now has SO men,
bers enrolled, and the limit of COM
pany strength has been placed at SO
men, instead of 134 as provided at
the time of organization several
months ago Enlistments will be taken
every Wednesday night.
Lieut.. Hamill said the company re-
ceived IS MI rifles for use of the
membership. The local guard com
pany will join with other units of the
state in the annual encampment at
Camp Richie in August.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1948-06-24
BE Sa5e--Not Sonny

There will be chance of ten smaSps for every mile of high
the United States during the threeday Fourth of July
holiday period this year. Commissioner Motor Vehicles W.
Elgn has declared
Accidents all kinds will take the lives many they
the 172nd anniversary the birth this the
Fourth of July especially with the three-day period will
add big celebration and big hangover and suf
ferng unless each person does something about it.
1t is possible to do something about it, because Mr. Elgn
points the tragedies from things
selness houghessncss and the desire
off.
The public of this is being made of the safety
problem through campaign being conducted through the VIEW
Mayor Joseph w. limbaugh Oakland has issued procama
ton citizens the fullest extent preventing
accidents and promoting safety their homes places of business
and recreation.
take easy during the Fourth of July holidays and be
alive when they be done if will realize the
seriousness of the problem and resolve little the
with which we have been endowed.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1948-06-24
ESQ Dealers Have
Dinner Meeting

ESQ gasoline dealers of this area
had their annual dinner meeting on
Monday evening at Pickwick Inn,
Oakland, at which time some of the
problems of the industry were re-
viewed and mutual plans for the re-
mainder of the year discussed. Over
fifty persons attended.
NJ. NJ. Price, district manager,
Hagerstown, presided, and talks were
made by J. H. Macleod, assistant
division manager, Baltimore, and Ed.
r. Smith, manager of the merchan-
dising department, Baltimore. Clyde
E. Bourke, bulk sales department
manager, Baltimore, also was pres
ent.
Moving pictures were shown with
suggestions on how to increase sales
on gasoline and automobile Access
series. Arrangements for the meet
ing were made by Horace S. Rich,
district manager.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1948-06-24
Chamber of Commerce
Schedules Beauty
Contest for July 8

At least six contestants have tcnta-
lively entered the beauty contest
sponsored by the Mt. Top Chamber
of Commerce, and will compete for
the title Of Miss Garrett County, On
July 8 in the Oakland High school
auditorium at 500 p. M, Secretary
w. O. Davis announced.
Prerequisites Of the entrants as
ruled by the c. of c., are good
character, health, and possession of
talent; an age between Is and %;
and single marital status. They are
to appear in evening dresses, and
present some talent and display o.
personality. Three judges from Cum
berland, and three from this locality
will preside. Whether or not the con-
testants will parade in bathing suits
will be left to the discretion of the
six judges, it was stated.
Charles L. Briner, president of the
organization, said that the Chamber
is endeavoring "to conduct this con-
test on as high standard as pos
sible." There will be no charge for
admission and the public is invited,
Briner added.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1948-06-24
Manslaughter Charge
Filed Against Schmidt

A warrant against ward
Schmidt, ON charge Of man
slaughter, in connection with the ac-
cidental fatal shooting of John Bach
tel, Jr., Is, on Sunday, June 10, was
issued this week by Paul W. Fishei
deputy sheriff.
AT the time of the issuance the
state through W. Dwight Slower,
states attorney, prayed for jury
trial and the case Will be presented to
the September term of the grand
jury. Schmidt was released upon
furnishing bond in the amount of
$4,000.
Funeral services for Bachtel were
conducted last Thursday afternoon
from the Red House Lutheran church
with interment in the church Gene
terV
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1948-06-24
Plan Radio Broadcast
From Oakland High

Arrangements were completed
Monday for a radio broadcast by the
students of Oakland High School TO
take place in January, it was an
nounced by r. Bowen Hardesty, as
sistant superintendent of schools.
About fifteen students will appear On
Junior Town Meeting of The Air.
Timely topics such as the following
may be discussed, a choice to be midi
Gated in December: Problems OF
Youth in Education in Garrett Coun-
ty, Natural Resources in Garrett
County and the Schools, World At
fairs, or a topic discussed and de
veloped in Problems of Democracy
class
The service is a provision made Ivy
the state and will be under the direc-
ton of Dr. Floyd Cromwell, Guild
ance Supervisor, and a member Of
the faculty to be selected later by
the principal, Mr. Hardesty said.
There is no expense to the high
school or county. Other counties have
been taking advantage of this edu-
cational experience for three year,
In 1850, a second high school in Gar
rett county will be selected for thi-
honor, he concluded.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1948-06-24
Red Cross Sponsors
Mobile X-Ray Unit

At meeting of the Garrett county
chapter of the Red Cross last Friday,
it was decided to sponsor a mobile
x-ray unit affiliated with the Nation
al tuberculosis Association to tour
the county. The unit will begin oper-
" on August II, with the intent
O. X-raying all persons of IA years
and older.
Officers for the coming year were
also elected at the meeting with Mrs.
E. 2. Tower, chairman and secretary,
Mrs. Paul Naylor, vice-chairman and
Max Jarboe, treasurer, retaining
their former posts.
Henry Spcicher and Lowell LOOMS
were elected to serve ON the board of
directors for three years.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1948-06-24
Over 1000 Attend
Showing of New Ford

Over 20O0 people attended the
showing of the 1919 Ford automobile
at Reckard and Glotfelty Garage on
Friday and Saturday. Five hundred
thirty viewed the car during the first
two hours.
Door prizes were awarded to Miss
Betty Wilburn who received a spot
light and w. w. Dawson, fender side
lights.
Mr.. Charles c. Reckard said that
there we're twice as many people at
this showing than ever before" He
also added that people are still flock
ing in to see the car.
This has been the first showing of
an entirely new style automobile at
the Ford garage since before the war.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1948-06-24
Firemen Plan
Big Celebration
for July Fourth

Firemen of the Oakland Volunteer
fire department have plans for the
annual celebration of Independence
Day we'll under way, having arranged
for a large carnival and parade as
part of the festivities.
Large Number to Participate
At least II fire companies have
acknowledged invitations Affirmative
ly, seven of which will bring along
their apparatus. Five bands, and pos
sibly more, will intersperse the line
of march, as will the VIEW. drum
corps of Cumberland. Fire depart
ments and bands are as follows:
Grantsville, Fairchancc, Rowlesburg,
Parsons and Keyser. Other depart
ments include Kingwood, Tunnelton,
Cresaptown, Bowman's A d dition,
Bloomington Ladies' Auxiliary, and
the Tri-Towns department at Pied
mont.
The parade will begin at l p. M,
and the usual line of march beginning
on Third street to Crook, down Sec
ond to Alder, Third to Oak, ending at
the carnival grounds in the B. and O..
lot beside the Manhattan hotel.
Harrison Greater Shows
move in onRbavly Yaondm.
Highlight of the celebration will be
the Harrison Greater Shows which is
now in Cumberland. The carnival will
move in on July and run full week
There will be 10 rides of various
sorts, and six shows including a
minstrel show of 20 colored people,
monkey show, and snake show. Some
200 people compose the carnival
which is transported in 35 trucks.
Fireworks are scheduled to be set
off at II p. m. on July 5.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1948-06-24
Garage Gunner Gets
Patent on Device

Oakland can boast eternally Of it's
resources in recreation, beauty, and
vacationland assets, but seldom does
it get chance to brag of the in
ventive genius of its citizenry, one of
whom is Mason Glotfelty, of Reckard
and Glotfelty garage.
Mr.. Glotfelty has just patented a
device for setting the valves of Ford
VS. engines. at is the best of it's
kind yet to be invented" reports
Ralph Fauber, chief machinist of the
Craig Motor company, who has used
the instrument extensively. 1t can adj
just a complete set of valves with on
ly three movements Of the camshaft
instead of the usual eight. 1t applies
to all Ford models from 1892 to 1913,
and with a slight change, the 1919
cars as well.
Mr. Glotfelty said he first thought
of the invention during the war years
when engines were difficult to buy
and had to be rebuilt. During that
time, he worked on about 900, and
needed a device to eliminate the tedi-
Gus job of setting all sixteen valves.
The "camshaft positioning device"
was the outcome.
Almost a year, and about 500,
were required to get the instrument
patented.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1948-06-24
MacMurray Improves

c. E. MacMurray, who has been IN
charge of the power house of the
Pennsylvania Electric company at
Sines for a number Of years, is i'm
proving after having been seriously
i'll at his home.
During his illness the plant is in
charge of E. L. Bussey, who works
out of the superintendent office in
Johnstown. Mr.. Bussey said he cX-
pectcd to be here for two or three
months. He has also been supervising
the installation of some new machine
ry at the plant.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1948-06-24
Complete Short Course

Three Garrett county women were
awarded certificates for completing
four years attendance at the annual
Rural Womens Short course last Fri
day at College Park. Twenty women
attended from the county.
The presentation of the certificates
was made by DR.. II. c. Byrd, prcsi-
dent of the University of Maryland.
Those receiving certificates from the
county included Mrs. w. w. Dewitt,
Hoyes; Mrs. W. H. Fratz, Accident;
and Miss Jessie May Guard near
Friendsville, acting home demon
stration agent.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1948-06-24
Continue Investigation

Investigations continue by local Of
ficials into the series of robberies
which have been perpetrated over the
past several months in the Swallow
Falls and Deep Creek Lake areas.
Officers said there was difficulty
in tracing the robbers due to the
length of time elapsing from the
time of robbery until discovery,
since the cottages are not occupied
during the spring season. They also
reported a robbery in the Hutton
area during the past week. 1t was
minated that the robberies were
being committed by the same person.