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OPEN HOUSES
1Ia The following houses are open from @-o
1880 N. Patrick Henry DR..
Att Cape Cod brk home me, for oornsI sale ,o, or
Liv rm. with fireplace. family din. rm.,
de luxe kit, with space for breakfast set;
sG. esdm norob OR den and r. pain and ed
on 2nd A.: full bsmt. copper PLUMBING
outside entrance, gas &C. ht.; price, Slg,-
$40 with exc terms; vssan, vac n.n1x To reach;
on Patrick Henry dr., blks to No. 1890.
4731 No. 18th st.
Charming home in desirable Waycroft. No,
Arl.; lge lodse-type, liv. rm l4x22' with Will
massive stone fireplace. family din: rm; ;;
equipped kit bed1ms t'ed onn dst dst'
Rarase; many extras, incl, washing ma
chine and carpets in liv, rm this prop,
erty must bs o see it and ut maks
blvd to No. Buchanan ST.. left on Buch;,
anan to 18th st. left on 11th to second
house on left.
211 North Oakland st.
Original owner offers fine home in highly
s1bDs ar neaT eonsss
of center entrance hall. 26-ft. liv. rm.
with attrac. firepl. and mantels lse din din:
and sarbass yum Unit den or
off liv. rm., " bath on first floor two bed
rms. each 14x16, on second floor; tile
hath s 0,1sed pse sssen ana sh psse
and bar; York oil burner Bendix washer;
level, Handicapped lot with outdoor fireplace,
%t for
right on Oakland st. to 211.
PIG North Oakland st.
Excellent three-bedrm. brick Cape Cod
bungalow, available for immediate occu-
r''; rm. equip. u kit. two bedrms. and bath
ond ,noor; fui basement; oil heat you
can't beat 1t for location.
542 North Oakland st.
6-rm. stone-andbrick Colonial home. In
fireplace and Morgan mantel; family din:
rm, de luxe equipped kit. glass -inclosed
rear porch, attached garage End floor
and pinepaneled rm.. l1xl4: lse., tiled
bath plenty OF closets and cupboard space
a stairway to foored attic. Vermont slate
and weather stripped; level lot; this house
was custom built during 1947 and is well
financed with a. loan. To reach. Out
TT. r t. s,'e on Oakland to s4s.
1910 North Wakefield st.
Colonial in desirable Waverly Hills; "2-
it. liv. rm.. lge. din. rm. equip kit.
screened rear Porch porch ge btdrms ed
bedrm.: finished recreation rm. with fire.
s.iul lsndsesped lot; first J. tine me :, offered sTsd
TO el.s. rd;, left or right GIespsetiy,sly, y,yl
to to WWakefeId then to No is1o,S
ENZOR REALTY 60.
cH. 1000. Realtors. OK. 1884.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY

Splendid opportunity for any one wanting
unusual home plus substantial investments
improved with stores, 6 rooms, IL
baths: bung allow; substantial brick con-
struction; cash required about S22,500,
plus a reasonable trust sale to settle es-
tate. Call Mr.. Straub to-day. OR. 2644l,
ThoS. J. Fisher & Co., Inc.
Realtors DI $780,
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OPEN SUNDAY 1-6
An individual brick home with pleasing
fireplace, din. rm. excel. kit, 2 good
sized hedrms, bath on LIST A. with, rm
for expansion of bedrms, and bath,
sulated; bsmt with outside entrance. gas
heat: on lse. lot: convenient to parochial
and public schools; located in restricted
area of good homes. Can be yours with
So 900 down Directions: Out Lee hwy.
through Falls Church to Rosemary lane,
right on Rosemary to Seaton lane, right
on seaton lane to jackson st., right on
Jackson St 10 our open sign.
SEWELL REALTY
IA So Glebe rd. at Lee blvd. once.
phone GI 1879 OK Ool7
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3 Dick i + BASSETT, CHI. 5O57
NnENY q TN TNHAXy
TO OUR PUBLIC

The Q. J. GNAsH CO., INC. takes pleasure
in announcing the following additional
ssss ana y
furnishing advice in q cheerful and ,compe-
tent manner: Miss Eloise HEWITT, Mrs
Nancy Cain, Mr.. Charles W. PaFrilh, jr,;
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR RENT.

NEW ! ROOMS, BATH, anil, furnished
bosss only s9o m fsfR mRs Ps' g
Box 6al6, CONGRESS Hts: st. wash, D. c.
2-BEDRM. BRICK BUNGALOW; immed.
occupancy. For full information call after
4 pm Sunday KE. 6s12.
GAS STATION AND PRoPERTY on No. /
hwsy. south. near Lorton, Va: 5-room
bungalow with y baths; oil heat: on ap.
to sell, with $4,000 down. Call Elk 1855
or ST. 1921. PASTOR g. LUTZ. INC.
NAVY. 1t. COMDR. and wife desire rent
sinia, real country preferred; grounds
important; quarters on large estate ideal;
expect permanency. Call evenings, Begin
ming Monday. Republic $3.50 16s
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Open Sunday l Till Dark
An outstanding home in every respect
Large ,liv,. rm, with hand carved mantle
around fireplace. center-hall entrance,
beautifGi din. rm. and lge. de luxe kit
colorful Il bath. beautiful lge porch, ,
well-planned hedrms. with lge closets
tile batn oil md A.; stairs to STORAGE
attic; bSmt. with outside entrance; cop
per plumbing, gas heat; blk. from
transp and shopping, well financed with
convenient terms Directions: Out Will
son blvd. "a mile past Glebe I'd to Green
brier St. left on Greenbrier to No. 800
and our open sign.
SEWELL REALTY
IA So. Glebe rd at Lee blvd. once
nhone GT ISIS OK Oo1I
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ee HIGHWAY Investment
LYON Village

Lyon vlllage
Open 2 till dark; Lovely Groom home,
place. large equipped kit. bkfst. rm.:. 2
fse bedrms with ample closets. tiled
bath and shower on 1sI noor. End floor
has large studio room with laV, huge
closet space, full bsmt, Oil h.-w.h.; lovely
blvd. right on N, Danville. risht on N.
left on n Danville, left on 18th st. to
Calvert and open sign.
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CHECK THIS LIST
Some Of the many homes We have listed
at prices you can afford:
$500; two-room cinder block. livable
while completing; water In yard, nice
So 900: unfinished frame. being lived In
B bldg lots with this; near D. c.. real
opportunity.
$3.50; acre lot; 3.bedroom frame
bathroom fixtures in house but not in
5000; near clifton country house
with five acres; can be beautiful small
Ss.eo5; six-room frame with approx
acres; close to D. c., nice location.
$4,000; 5 rooms and bath. frame; ga
rage; extension attic: Ia acres; near
sll $50 main road; 2 bedrms.. frame,
H. II t,ne subdivision; ha-aereo lot: near
sla,soo; 11a-story brick; main high
nice lot.
s145Oo; 3-bedroom ranch type: finest
constructions: near Fairfax.
SIS. 100; 3;bedroom brick, near school,
bus, stores, church; go min. to d. C.
These and many more UP to $50, 900
UHLEH d. CO., Insurance, Real Estate,
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR sALs.

0OSiNESS PkCPEkH FOX SALk.
4th AND sTs. s.W.-Valuable CONNER
eisl le corner M store and upper up h9ep' e' owner
BUSINESS PLACE. iarse block building.
suitable for any kind Of building. nice
home, detached; priced only $4,000.
l.; G. KRAGH. real estate broker. La
Plsts' Fso ma ! Ia a. Plsts 1892 ,..,,
only; dneihsit block from .Connecticus
sSs s0s .,ng MnHgRR4Y AZ. CO ,vs "a 52ss i ls t,.
best locations IN town. OSCAR SEIGEh,
an EXCELLENT small investments
stores and B apartments. IN developed
section; S5, 500 income now which can hs
increased BY some changes; asking $40
coo: terms. See Mr.. Norris, WEAVER
BROS. INC. Washington Bidg. DI. $500;
ewes, CH. a23S.
Goth AND X SITS. N.W.-1st comm: 3.
ing area; vacant; ideal for remodeling;
TIE. 072s. R1DDELL REALTY CO, Real
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Exclusive. FA. s05e
LEE HEIGHTS
I,EESRuRG PIKE

LEESBURG PIKE
Charming red brick Cape Cod on acre lot,
hv. rm. with fireplace, din. rm.. lge. all
elec co kit. . nice bedrms. and bath.
rear porch. 2nd-f. master bedrm., 13xl s.;
law . other rooms approx XII. plus
storage, full basement heigh ceiling; oil
h.-w. heat. Priced for immed. sale. 80
minis. to D c.
FRED J. GEORGE, Realtor
sl13 No. Glebe I'd. GL 6777, OK. O141.
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COUNTRY CLUB AREA
Lovely 3-bedroon1 Cape Cod brick; equip
ped Kitchen. lovely liv, rrn- with fireplace.
full bsnt.. auto. oil heat,
L. MCGEE, King,
ssal,et Be- sgos 1851 wiisen Blvd, ob 1918
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Home and Income-Open

Home and Income-Open
Today | TIL dark. 1908 Oakland ave
Falls Church-Owner California bound.
See this bis little brick bungalow. with liv-
ing room. dining alcove. equipped kitchen.
and broom and bath apartment up plus
apartment and bath in basement; gas heat.
Venetian blinds fenced lot only Sl4, 500;
payments. $50: income. S95. > other bum
salows nearby. priced from Sl2.950, both
with 5 rms, and one has > finished rooms
frst trusts Of So, 500 and 50. 500. sho i'd
reach: over Memorial Bridge. rirht on
Route 80 to Seven Corners, bearing right
on Hillwood ave. to Lee highway and Ora
ham road (Which Is about SOS. beyond
virginia Forest sisn>; See Open" sign
ansr, AND turn LEFT | So to Oakland r5sht 3
right on Lee hwy. and as per above to
KEITH D. BRUMBACK
Exclusively. CHI. 1927 Ewes. CHI 5s73,
5-ROOM BRICK-OPEN
Today 1 till dark. 47O5 a9nd. St, North
move risht in. This attraetivs broom
ment OF Lee Heights and only . SOS from
bus and shopping centers. II has living
room with fiseplace. lovely dining room,
equipped Kitchen down; , master bedrooms
s. sa s ss R ihs 6s pocsg snSy s nss sSs
lot: Priced at i5,a50:. Teasonable otier
Lee SishWay TO- te No. 10 WaEeheld st.. % rishs TO to
22nd,st and left to Open" sign
KEITH D BRUMBACK
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FALIS CHURCH
LEE BOULEVARD HGTS.

Open Sun. It'll Dark.
Let your rent money work for you and
enjoy life in this lovely 6-room brick Col;
home, in restricted community Of satisfied
home owners. Large liv. rm., fireplace,
dining room, equip. kit; End moor. 3 beo-
copper plumbing; excel. const. large lot
with many shade trees: IS min. to Penta-
price, attractively financed. Call for ap-
pointment any time till 10 pm. To reach:
Out Lee blvd to 5000 block. left through
stone ..oI. pillars Mar and follow arrow to our
DOERING REALTY co.
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S3,75O TERMS

On a good corner lot In excellent neish.
borhood of Falls Church. 5-rm. house.
has real possibilities. cHAMBLIss, Me-
Lean, Va ElmWood 3q2
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SUBURBAN sALE-vIReINIA.
A SPECIAL HOME

For . special veteran; large 6-rm. Colonial
brick with "a baths. side screened porch;
full bsnlt.: located in Alexandria. Your
best buy at $1,000 down and approx. S105
per mo including taxes, insurance, in
terest and principal.
ARLINGTON REALTY co.
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IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY
BY ovner---3 bedroom, all brick, tiled bath
2nd fioor; living room with % fireplace lsrTe
paneied recreation room with bar. avn
inss, gas a:-e h.; convenient to all schools
nH,n. and n shSpSgs66s 1ssr .n
and Sun. TIL dark; 70 reach; oukWilson,
to 1910. "a. 1859.
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a STEAL
This charming brick Colonial home ready
for you to move into consists Of rms,
Of Herndon, Va, with IN baths = bed
rooms. oil heat block from school, 3
mention the 2 acres OF land and excel.
chicken house and 2-car gar. May be
obtained for $4,000. Contact us immed
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REVERI,Y HILLS

Brandon Village-Open
Todsy-11 till dark Wilson blvd. and
ientiy located between Wilson blvd. and
Lee blvd in popular Brandon Village.
These individually designed brick homes
or tiled baths. including some with
1st-hoor bedroom and bath or hre.
places. screened porch. model equipped
Handicapped lots. You have 4 designs to
choose from and you may select your own
on reasonable terms. To reach Out Will
son blvd. beyond Glebe I'd to North H.
iinois and open sisn.
KEITH D. BRUMBACK
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This attractive and well-planned 3-bedroom
brick. with large living room, having fire.
place. is situated on lovely large lot. in
most desirable community. This home has
much to offer. including exceptional fnanc-
ing, at $15.250, with $1,000 cash pay
ment necessary
Dominion Ins. g. Realty Agency
CT, 633S ANA N 1Qth at OK I7.Q
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L. MCGEE King.

Oakcrest, South Arlington
srss Twins room n WITH trepsee, een'e dinins
room. equipped kitchen. breakfast nook
side screened porch, rear porch. full base
This home is In new condition. 1nmedi-
4 j. LEE PRICE A
1908 eouth ArIinrten Ridss Rd. Arl.,, vs
Otis 1904, OK 1870. -15
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SWANTON

Visitors at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry J. Rexrode and Mr.. and
Mrs. Cyrus Harvey on Sunday were
Rev. and Mrs. C. W. Fraker, McHen-
ry; Mr.. and Mrs. Mrs. Glen Teets and
daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur SWEET
ger and family, Mr.. and Mrs. Francis
Wilt and family, Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce
Friend and family, Mr.. and Mrs.
Glen ReXrode and son, Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Sweitzer and family, Mr.. and
Mrs. Vernon Wilt and family, Mr.. and
Harmon Wilt, Mr. and Mrs. Noah
Sweitzer and son, Mr.. and Mrs. Billy
Rexrode and son, Mr.. and Mrs. Ben
ME Sweitzer, Neil Sweitzer, Mrs. John
Murphy and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ernest Sweitzer and daughter, Mrs.
Ada Paugh and Robert Parish.
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With Our Men
In The Service

Robert L. Faherty, gunner's mate,
third class. U. S. Navy, son of Mrs.
Georgia Faherty, High street, Oak
land, is serving aboard the destroyer,
USS Cellars, now attached to the
Sixth task fleet in the Mediterranean.
The ship is expected to return to the
states in October after having visited
in Sicily, Italy, Saudi Arabia, Greece
and having passed through the Suez
canal.
Thomas p. Rinker, fireman, USN,
Kitzmiller, is serving aboard the re-
pair ship USS Hector which has just
been awarded the battle efficiency
pennant and "E' for general excel
lence through the past fiscal year.
T/Sgt. Roy H. Fratz, son of Mr..
and Mrs. John L. FratZ, of Litchfielc,
Ohio, who was graduated from Acct
dent High school in June, 1886, was
recently dWdIuCN vi liliNttNN VI
achievement for outstanding perfor
nance of duty while with joint task
force seven during recent atomic eX-
periments held in the Pacific area. He
is a member of long range weather
reconnaissance squadron.
He. enlisted in the air force Octo-
l.. - 1o41 ,rJ ,,,,o, cou,D1a+iOY, Of
airplane mechanic school at Sheppard
Field, Texas, he was assigned as d
BIZ maintenance technician in Eng
land. After 80 months in England he
returned to the states for discharge.
He re-enlisted in September, 1916 lie
is now on duty at Guam where he
participates in weather mission as
we'll as special typhoon missions. TS
phoon missions are termed hazardous
in that it is necessary for crews to tiy
directly into the "eye" or center OF
the typhoon in order to determine its
size, velocity and course.
=
Sgt. David C. Bowman USING,
spent a week at his home at Crellin,
having been called here on an emer-
Gency furlough due to the hospitaliz-
ing of his father in the Morgantown
General hospital. Sgt. Bowman came
as far as Cleveland from Yokosuka.
Japan by plane. He is now enrOu.e
to Japan leaving by plane from Ak
ron. David Bowman, ST., has been
discharge form the hospital.
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implements and tools, check
them over. If any repairs or
adjustments need to be made,
bring them to us. Isl
Our shop is well equipped to
handle all kinds of repair work,
from a simple welding job to
complete overhauling. Our me-
chanics have the knack of do
ing first rate work at the lowest
possible cost to you. s 81. sal
Let's get your equipment in
shape while there's time to do
a good Job.
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KEMPTON

Party attend p. p. and c. r. Game
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur King, Doro-
thea King, Loeb Lynn and Dewey
Lewis attended the double-header
ball game at Forbes Field, Pittsburgh
between the Cincinnati Reds and the
Pittsburgh Pirates. They were four
of the 10000 attending to see Ralph
Kiner of the Pittsburgh Pirates, fam
Gus for his home runs, awarded a sill
yer ball and bat.
Birth Announcement
Mr.. and Mrs. Adam Repetsky an
nounce the birth of their second child
and second daughter, Helen Ann, on
Saturday, October End, at their home
The mother is the former Miss Max
inc Corbin.
Hospital Note
Samuel, Is months old son of Mr..
and Mrs. Joe Terrant, was taken to
Davis Memorial Hospital, Elkins, i'll
of pneumonia.
Receives Promotion
Clarence Paugh, employed by the
Davis Coal Company as master me-
chanic here, has been transferred as
superintendent at No. % mine, Thorn
as, w. Va He assumed his new duties
October LIST.
Personals
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Ryan and
children, Dickie, Mary Lea and Frank,
were weekend guests of members of
their family here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Wilson and
children, JEANNE, Dottie and Mary
Phyllis, Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Wilson and
Denny Corbin went to Washington, D..
c., on Saturday. They were called
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or, was attired in an aqua suit with
black accessories and a pink rosebud
corsage.
The reception was held at the home
of Mrs. West following which the
bride and groom left for Pittsburgh,
Niagara Falls and Philadelphia.
Mrs. Gnegy is a graduate nurse of
East Fairmont High school and the
Fairmont General Hospital training
school for nurses. Mr.. Gnegy is a
graduate of Oakland High school and
is now employed at the Oakland Lum-
Der company. They are residing near
Oakland.
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I'1've got to have a little work
done on that machine before
next spring" r-s,,., ~ "a a
You've probably said that more
than once. Thousands of farm
ers have. But after the ma
chine is in the shed for winter,
it is often neglected until it's
time to take it back into the
field. ~e gse M : "a
Here's a suggestion that will
save you time and money. AS
soon as you finish this year
with your ALL Crop harvester,
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M A R R l E D

I Treacy Talbott-Miss Elizabeth
Caroline Talbot, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Talbot, Fairmont, w.
Va, became the bride of Maurice f.
Treacy, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. James p.
Treacy, Oakland, in a ceremony per-
formed yesterday morning, October 6,
at 1870 o'clock, in St. Peters Cath
Ollie church. Rev. Fr Michael Carney
performed the ceremony.
The bride, who entered the church
on the arm of her father. was at
tired in a gown of brides blue vel
vet, ankle length, in Elizabethan
style, with bracelet length sleeves.
Her hat was of matching blue velvet
with short veil. She carried a white
prayer book showered with gardenias
Her sister. Miss Mary Jane Tai
bolt, was maid of honor and was at
tired in a deep royal blue velvet gown
of ankle length. Her mitts and head
dress matched the dress and she car
ried colonial bouquet of pink roses.
John T. Treacy was his brothers
best man, and ushers were James J.
Treacy, Hagerstown; Leo f. Treacy,
William o. Treacy, Oakland; ami
Thomas Barr, Fairmont.
During the ceremony Herschel Ice,
of Fairmont, sang Ave Maria by
Gounod. Mrs Russell H. Brown was
the church organist.
Immediately following the ceie-
mony a reception was held for the
bridal party and few other friends
at Pickwick Inn. The couple will
leave shortly for Paris, France for
wedding trip and upon their return
will reside in Oakland where the
groom is associated in business with
his brother.
The bride was an instructor in
Oakland High school last year. She
is graduate of Fairmont Senior
High school and Failmont State
Teachers College, and is a member Of
Gamma Chi Chi sorority in Fairmont.
The groom was graduated from
Oakland High school in 1886. He at
tended Georgetown university, Wash
ington; and West Virginia university,
Morgantown, and was graduated
from Loyola college in 1913. During
World War II he served as lieutenant
junior grade in the U. S. Navy for
two and one-half years, receiving his
commission following studies at
Notre Dame university, South Bend.
Among the out of town guests
from distance were Mr.. and Mrs.
James j. Treacy, Hagerstown; Miss
Estelle Treacy, Washington; Mr.. and
Mrs. W. S. Bolden, Charleston, VI.
Va; Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Buell.,
Columbus, Ohio; Rev. and Mrs. J.
Daniel Slower, Loeb Haven, Pa; Leo
and William Treacy, Baltimore, and
a large number from Fairmont.
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Shower Is Given

Miss Lucille Wolfe and Mrs. Will
liam Burdette entertained with a
stork shower at the home of Miss
Wolfe on Oak street, Thursday even
ing, in honor of Mrs. Owen Frazee.
Blue and pink color scheme was
carried out in decoration.
Twenty guests were present.
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there on account of the illness of Miss
Beatrice Wilson, R. ~
Mrs. l.. w. Duling attended the fu-
neral of the late f. Wright Rawlings
at the home on Knobey Road on
Wednesday afternoon. She visited
Keyser friends returning on Thursday
evening.
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Announce Engagement

Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bowser, Sci
bysport, announce the engagement of
their daughter, Helen Pauline Bowser,
to Mr.. Cecil Lee Epling, Of Cleveland,
Ohio. The wedding will take place in
the near future in Cleveland where
the couple will reside.
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Wins Golf Flight

Maurice Brookhart was the winner
of the fourth flight in the Oakland
Country club golf tournament when
has been conducted over the past
several weeks.
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Newman-klotz-A marriage of in
terest here took place in the Grants
vile Lutheran Church October list,
when Miss Ruth Elizabeth Klotz, the
youngest daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Daniel Klotz, became the bride of
Donald James Newman, son of Mr..
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Members of the owls club were en-
last Thursday evening at
he home of Grover C. Stemple.
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and Mrs. Edward Newman, of Sails
bury, Pa. The double ring ceremony
was performed in the Grantsvlle
Lutheran church, Friday evening, by
candlelight, by Rev. George f. Bow
ersoX
Miss Betty Maust, of Salisbury, Pa,
was maid of honor and Earl Glot-
felty, Salisbury, was best man. Mrs.
Harold NJ. Miller, church organist,
played the nuptial music prior to and
during the ceremony.
The bride, who was given in mar
riage by her father, was attired in a
two piece brown bengaline dress with
white and gold accessories and wore
an orchid corsage. Miss Maust wore
green silk dress with green and
white accessories and a corsage of
pink rose buds.
The bride is a graduate of Grants
vile High School, she attended Cath
ermans Business School, Cumberland,
and is an employee at the First State
Bank in Grantsville.
Mr.. Newman was graduated from
Salisbury High School in 1913. A
veteran of World War II, he spent
nearly 3 years in the service. He was
graduated from the Pittsburgh Insti-
tute of Mortuary Science in Pitts
burgh, Pa, in 1947 and is now serving
his apprenticeship in the Thomas Flu
neral Home, Salisbury, Pa.
In less than two weeks prior to her
wedding, the bride became very i'll
with flu and a serious throat infec-
ton and the wedding plans were
changed with only the immediate
families and few friends attending the
ceremony.
They will reside in an apartment in
the Bowman Tourist Home, Salisbury.
Gnegy-W est-Announcem is be-
ing made today of the marriage of
Miss Mary Belle West, daughter of
Mrs. Edna West, of Fairmont, w. Va,
to Merlin Leroy Gnegy, of Oakland,
which took place on September II at
the Walnut Grove Church in Fair
mont
The Rev. Hickle performed the
double ring ceremony in the presence
Of a number of relatives and friends.
Prior to the marriage Miss Patty
10 Reynolds played 81 Love You
Truly" and Because. The tradition
al wedding marches were played.
The bride was attired in a gray
gabardine suit with black accessories
and a red rosebud corsage and carried
a white Bible.
Mrs. Alma West, as matron of hon