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Evening star., 1948-01-01

IS mpeeets Of 5se Full Sheer Rayon Hosiery
Cotton reinforced broken Sizes styles eoors Slight mper
81 Prs lmperfeets Of sI5 Fomous Nome Fashioned
kyIon Hosiery. s. Gouee Good eoors not all Sizes slight
l45 Prs. 95e-$I5o Full Fashioned Sheer kyon Hosiery
Fomous styles included, good eoo not all sizes As
1877 Prs Impeeets Of Soc No-seem Sheer kylon Hosiery
6foken sizes ana CoiofS
81 Prs 2oe-3ee Misses. and chdrens Ankle Socks Cotton
assorted styles and coors all sizes soed Toe
123 Prs. 39e White Rayon Hosiery. First quality reinforced
with cotton, popuIor sizes included
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Hosiery

Full Fashioned Rayon Hosiery in medium
and dark shodes. Cotton reinforced at -
points Of weor; severoI styles. Sizes ga prs. y
1Oh. Perfect quoIity
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Lingerie and NegIigees

Lingerie and Negigees
41-$3.s5 Spun -Rayon Gowns.
Misses and women's sizes, $1.ss
40-Sl.0O Red Knit Panties.
Fibre content labeled. Small
48AS3.00 Lace Trimmed Rayon
Petticoats -------$1.0O
s7-$3.95-$5.S5 Rayon Gowns and
Slips. Broken sizes ---- $2.95
14-$6.95-$S.s5 Rayon Gowns.
Broken sizes - $500
8-$10.95-$12.S5 Rayon Hand
made Gowns ------ $7.S5
6-$16.95-s1s.s5 Rayon Hand
made Gowns $12.95
25-$29.50 Rayon HI nd m d
Gowns $19.95
$3.50 Rayon Handmade
11-$14.95-$22.50 Rayon Quilted
and Rayon Crepe Robes. Broken
sizes. As Is $1,000
15-$8.95-$12.95 Rayon Crepe
Robes. Soiled. As is------$6.95
27-$3.S5-$5.S5 Rayon Bed Jack
cts. Soiled. AS is----- S2.99
4-$22.50-$25.o0 Rayon Crepe
and Wool Gowns --$l6.95
Kann's-Second Floor.
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Infants Shop

$3.50 Boys Cotton Twill
Stacks. Sizes 8 to 6 $l.S8
S2-S1.99 Girls Cotton Gowns.
Sizes 2 and -, - S7c
9 Seconds of $19.9S Infants Hand
made Christening Dresses A.SS
6-Sl6.9S Infants Silk Kimonos.
Embroidery trim --------S4.SS
1O-S4.99 Infants Handmade Pill
low Cases ----- Sl.SS
24-S2.99 Cotton Gabardfne Jodh-
purs. Sizes 6-6x-----------$2.4S
Kann's-Fourth Floor.
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COrsets

39-S5.00 Rengo Back-laced Cor
selettes of Jacquard figured ray
on. Built-up shoulders. Sizes
3b-4b ------ Sf'14
15-S3.95 Standard Abdominal
Supports. Sizes 1885 $2.29
2-S12.50 Airway Back Supports
Of CoutiI. 18-in. lengths. Size
81 ----- SV.So
24-$5.95 Par-Form All-Laxtex
Girdles and Pantie Girdles. Black,
nude $500
$500 Black Ray0n Poplin
Garter Belts. Large sizes $l.00
100-65c- $500 Brassieres, Ba-
tistes, Nets, Nylons and Linens.
Nude and white ------zSc-$2.50
Kann's-Second Floor.
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Teen Shop

13-e2.s9 Teeners' All-Wool
Sleeveless Sweaters ~ $1.97
15-S2.95 Teeners' White or Col
srsd BIouses S1.97
s-$10.95 Teeners' Rayon Dresses,
$S.95
le-S7.95 Teeners' All-Wool Nov
eltv Sweaters S5.95
1a-S16.95-S29.95 Teeners' Winter
Goats. Plaids or solid colors,
$12.00
Kann's-Fourth Floor.
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Clearance Of
Records and
Record Albums
4-S3.15 "The Song of
SheheraZade" Albums,
$3.50
2-$3.94 Romeo Loves
Juliet" Albums $3.50
5-S9.25 "Those His
toric Years" Albums,
S5.95
24-S2.68 to $3.95 As
sorted Incomplete Al
buns -~ 99c
250-63c to 79c Rec
ords --29c
Kann's Appliance Store,
9th and D SITS. NV.
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Art Goods

Art Goods
1-S3.59 Hassock. Damaged, $1.59
1-$7.9S Hassock. Damaged, S3.9S
100-79c Stamped Pieces 39c
2-$3.98 Fancy Pillows CSC
I-S2.9S 3-Piece Bib Set. Model,
$1.98
15-30c-65c Balls of Wool and
Kann's-Fourth Floor.
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Goats and Suits


Values to $49.95-Misses' and
Juniors Winter Goats. Many col
ors and styles ------------S2 S2S.W
S5S.OO-S69.95 Misses and Jun
iors' Fur Trimmed Goats. Newest
stvles " $4,000
S55.0O-Misses' All-W00l Suede
Coats. Brown, grey, black, $500
19.95-$S9.95-Misses' Suits. Fin
est fabrics, styles and workman
ship e $50. 90
Values to S29.95-Misses and
Juniors Coats. Black and colors,
$19.8S
Kann' s Second Floor.
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SOiIed Blankets

4-$17.95 North Star All-Wool
Blankets. 72x90" --- $12.99
3-$16.95 Chatham All-Wool
Blankets, 72x90"- "----$12.99
6-S6.95 Beacon Blankets. 500
rayon wool, $50 wool, $3.50 cot
ton. 72x90" S4.99
5-s7.s5 An-Wool Beacon Blan-
kets, 70x84" $500
3-S6.95 Cannon Blankets, 500
wool. 500 cotton. 72xso" S4.s9
5-$9.95 All Wool Springfield !
Blankets. 72x90" ..S7.99
3-s15.95 Beacon All-Wool Blan-
kets, 72x84" $3.50
5-$4.s5 Beacon Blankets, cotton.
72x84" ~-------------$2 $2.99
s-$16.s5 Kenwood All-Wool
Blankets, 72x90"- $13.99
3-$15.95 Orrspun All-Wool Blan-
kets, 72x90" $11.99
Kann's-Street Floor.
Stationery
$1-$3.50 Open Stock Stationery.
Fine rag content. White,
5Oc-$1.75
$3.50 obinson Reminders.
Slightly marred ----. $1-$5
Sample Assortment: l or 2 OF q
kind of leather billfolds for men
and women, cigarette cases, ETC.,
n Price
$3.50 School Bags. Brief case
type with handle S1.25
Soc Children's Pencil Boxes 19c
Kann's-Street Floor.
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Is$Ie5 Brushed Royon Bed jackets Medium Sizes eoroe
and blue some are soiled $1.3e
50 perfes Of 81 80 Famous Name Royon Gowns and Slips
Tailored styles broken sizes and eoo slight perfeeons.
$I.19
eo-5se Worm Knit Pontes Of Soft Cotton Teorose, so
medium 3ee
Ie-Sl3e Rayon Bros Teoose, small sizes only -----79e
s6-lse Sew-on Gorers. Adjustable, teoross Zoe
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Imperfeets Of SI.45 Famous Name Sheer
Nyon Hosiery. Fine 45-oouee construction; 0A.
new dark shades; sizes sh-loh. Slight i'm 09C
pereetions
Evening star., 1948-01-01

$5.es "E-Z-Do" Desk handsome
practical desk handsomely finished in
maple kroftboord Sturdy atwood frome CO 40
32Rx2ohxl5 inches; assemblies in od
iffy. A grand study desk for the kiddies
Evening star., 1948-01-01
Knit Underwear

Knit Underwear
| First QuoIty and Imperfeets Of 69e-sse
Royon Undes in panty and brief styles Full A.
cut styles Of Ione-weorne knit royon. Soft k&9S
teorose; regular sizes
Evening star., 1948-01-01

22S prs. ST. IS Leather Trimmed Gloves thot @F
you'll wear with your casual or dressy oppore. S0C
Block and brown; sizes to 7I2
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Clearance Of Street Floor AccessOr

so-$sss Sheer :. A,,sn Dietsy, sy in 9 high ST 20
navy, brown. black, fuehsio
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Regular z5e-2ee; Womens and Mems Hand
kerehiefs. Wonnen's prints odd nitioled hon- 4@
kes, mems soed white and with woven 9S
borders.
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KitzmiIler Booters
Trim Oakland 2-l

Kitzmiler High schools soccer
team defeated Oakland High school
on the Ktzmiller field on Tuesday
afternoon two to one.
Kitzmiller Tailed in the first period
with a goal by Barger Lonnie Role
HEAVIER put one through the uprights
in the third period to tie the score
but Sharpless scored again for kit
miller in the fourth period. Harlari
Kelly was acting captain for the Oak
land team.
Players for Kitzmiller were Hersh-
berger, Fisher, Keller, Sharpless Sui
livan, Gross, MeClung, Barger. Car
dora, WOLF, c. Hauser, Rodeheaver,
Baker, Lewis, L. Hauser and Kelly.
The Oakland girls ieldball team
won from Kitzmiller on the Oakland
field to 3.
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FRIENDSVILIE


The three combined circles Of tEa
WSCS met Tuesday evening in Tho
social room Of the church. Mrs John
Holman conducted the business meet
ing. while Mrs. Jean Dixon led the
devotionals. Mrs. Faye Friend dis
cussed tn topic ALASKA Among the
Northern Lights" Circle |. with Mrs.
Evelyn Schroyer leader. served re-
freshments.
Selbysp0rt WSCS
Ms. Theresa Murphy entertained
the Selbysport WSCS at her home
here Thursday evening. October It'll.
After the usual business session. re-
freshments were served.
Lutheran Aid Met
Mrs. Matte Kamp entertained
members Of the Lutheran Ladie4'
Aid at her home on Thursday even
ing. Mrs. Henrietta Lininger had
charge of the business after which
lunch was served.
All Meeting
The Friendsville All club met Tues
day evening at the home Of Thelma
Schroyer. Miss Jessie Guard, Clue
leader and 8 members were present.
A demonstration on table setting was
given by Eleanor Daley and Thelma
Schroyer. New officers elected fer
the year were President. Bertha
Capel; Vice President, Bessie Capel;
Treasurer, Thelma Schroyer; Secre~
tary, Esther Murphy; Club Reporter,
Eleanor Daley; Record Keeper, Vir-
ginia Shoemaker. The next meeting
will be held in the Home Ec. room
Monday, October 18th Immediately
following school hours.
Birthday Party
Bobby Muphy's 18th birthday was
celebrated on Saturday, October 9ta
with party attended by his Sunday
School class of the Methodist church.
The honoree received presents and a
lunch was served.
Births
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Lakn
Schloyer, Blooming Rose, daueh-
ter Linda Marie, on Friday, Octobl..
8th.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mr..
Ralph SmeS at Their home ON Sun
gay OcIo % 'T re- me mo m9!hef wa :
I8,ilieiIS .t4I i5oil."5, "''I'e l'oe"'
' Elt- A''eiu i"f" '..... NJ.
Melilpera 81 me Colllin"llllE ne
ioii tba Wiin 'tig5i 'IueN 'oV 4 ~,
Tbu.sdav - c rry '''7 '0' " ,'''
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1948-10-14

bur Hutzel, returned home with them
after being a patient in Memorial
hospital for eleven days, suffering
with burns from his chest to his
knees.
Mrs. Manila Friend was shopping
in Johnstown, Pa, Thursday.
Johnny Mccullough spent the week
end in Washington, u. c.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Lyle and son
Paul were visiting Mr.. and Mrs. j. +.
burst, near McClellandtown. Pa, on
Sunday
Jack Mccullough, a son Of Mr..
Pearl Mccullough, has gone t.
Chestertown, where he will attcnd
college.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Hincbaugh
entertained at dinner on Sunday: Mr..
and Mrs Louis Miller and daughters
Jennie Lee and Kitty Ann, Midland,
Md, and MIR. and Mrs. John l.. Neil
son and daughter Sharon Ann, Frost
burg, Mr.. and Mrs. Laurence Hinc-
baugh and daughter Judy, of Akron,
Ohio, Mr.. and Mrs Steven Riley and
granddaughter Lois. Mr.. and Mrs.
Norris Riley and sons, Tommy, Doug
lass and daughter Carolyne, of Green
Gables, Md
Miss Shirley Friend, after singing
with the All-Maryland High School
Chorus, at Baltimore, conducted by
Larry Hoggart of Fred Warnings
orchestra, left for College Park ana
Washington, where she attended the
University of Maryland-N PI foot
ball game. She was a guest Of Miss
Ina Claire Jenkins, Il student at the
University of Maryland. She returned
home on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs Oakley Hof' and
daughters were Sunday guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Isaac Frazee, Asher Glade,
and Mr.. and Mrs Glenn Frazee, Fra
zee Ridge.
Mrs. Helen Fike and sons David
and Everett Dale spent Thursday
with Mrs. David Fike.
Mr.. Dock Frazee and H. H. Huck-
enstein and son Jim, Pittsburgh, Pa,
and Wade Schlossnagle. Allison, Pa.
were Sunday afternoon visitors of
Miss Hazel Schlossnagle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Ross, Pitts
burgh, Pa, and Mrs E. B. Black,
Confluence, Pa, visited Mr.. and Mr..
Harry Black on Thursday. Mr.. Harry
Black is recuperating at his home
after suffering a heart attack last
Wednesday.
Mrs. Ward K. Livengood and son,
who are staying at Mt Dale, w. Va,
for several weeks, spent the week
end at their home here. Their hua-
band and father, Ward, who is en-
plOyed at Wheeling, also spent the
weekend here
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Guard were
Tuesday evening guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Elwood Riley
Mr.. and Mrs Foster Fike enter
tanned relatives at a birthday dinner
in honor Of their son, David's 2ud
birthday
Miss Dorothy Ann HENDERSON was
weekend guest at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Laurence Sellers, Cove.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Snyder and
children, Falls Church, Va, visited
Mr.. and Mrs. August Neil and Mr..
and Mrs Harry Black over the week
end Mr.. Snyder and the children re-
turned home on Sunday while Mrs.
Snyder will remain at the Black
home Tor a couple Of weeks.
Mrs. Nettie Coddington was Mon
day afternoon visitor Of Mrs. Henri
eta Lininger.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. W. Livengood. Al
bright, W. Va, celebrated their 50th
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CRELLIN

Mrs Dona wilt has been a patient
in the Meyers hospital at Philippb
w. Va, for the past several weeks
Mrs. Ralph Dewitt and Mrs. Har-
old Lewis spent several days las,
week in Cumberland visiting friends
and relatives.
Mr., and Mrs. Harry Shaifer Pisga,
N. G.. are visiting the formers
brother and sister-in-law, Mr.. and
Mrs. c. d. Shaf'er, ST.
Mrs. Elizabeth Schoch spent last
week visiting with relatives in Oak
land
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Holler, Al
ron, Ohio, are spending a couple Of
weeks with Mr.. and Mrs. Burlin HoI-
Ter and family.
Miss Betty Lantz, student at
Wesleyan College in Buckhannon, ".
Va, spent the weekend with her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Lantz.
Miss Marjorie Weeks, Terra Alta,
W. Va, was a weekend guest Of Miss
Joan Cal'skadon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Welch spent
the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Car
roll Formdh, BeIgoo. ". Va.
Miss Caroline Ashby. a student at
Potomac State school, Keyser. W.
Va, visited her parents, Mr.. and Ms
Dorsey Ashby over the weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gayle Shaffer, Wash
ington, d. G., spent Saturday night
and Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs Home.
Shaffer
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Hoopengard-
ner, FrOstburg, were weekend guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Ashby.
Mrs. Roy Mickey, Edgar and
Shirley Mickey, of Grantsvil}e,
visited friends here Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Carskadon. Of
Hutton, were Sunday guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Floyd Carskadon.
MIR. and Mrs. Elwood Adams and
daughter Bertha Lynn and Mrs. Ber-
tina Dewitt spent Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. Ray Nine and family al
Point Marion, Pa.
Mrs. Laura Calhoun, Eglon, W. Va,
is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Lawson
Henline.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Bolyard, Of
Terra Alta, W. Va, visited Mr.. and
Mrs. Oscar Lee, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Cannon and
family, of near Red House, called on
Mr.. and Mrs. Erwin Fike, Sunday.
Mr.. Ira Hardesty, Mt. Lake PARK,
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Ms.
Dewey Bittinger and family.
Mr.. Daniel Nordeck of Freeport.
". Va, is visiting relatives here this
week
Mr. and Mrs. Bliss Hahn visited
Mr.. and Mrs. Cyrus Wolf, Of near
Red House, Sunday. Mrs. Wolf has
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Byron were IN Uniontown, Pa" Sat
ufday.
Mr.. and Mrs. X. IL. Schlossnagle
and daughter Sandra were Sunday
dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs. How
ara Schlossnag!e, Accident. Little
/ WIN .her parents after few days
FSit IN Accident with relatives.
Mrs. AdaW Daley left Sunday for
Il VISIT Of several months IN Baltl-
more with her sisters.
Mr. and Mrs W. ). Glenn and
daughter Bonnle were guests of MI.
ana MIS-. j. NJ. FORD, Of Baltimore. fol
several days. Mrs. Glenn also visited
her aunt Mrs Commodore Wake
Ield' VINO IS patient m Memorial
hospital. Cumberland, on the return
nome mp,
Hf' ana MIS- L. L. FRIEND called on
Mr.. and Mrs. Byard Liston, Conflu-
ehct' "a" one evening last week
Mr' james Gross NJ, vernon re,
heSon, MI. Chaflle Miller Mr.. and
ana Mrs. ". ). Glenn attended the
Maly land state Teachers ASSOCIATION
meeting held IN Baltimore last Thurs
DAY friday ana saturday. W. ).
"ithH ana ehaf!ey Miiicf were dele
gates from inns section representing
the Garrett County Teachers at the
meeting.
Mr; ana MIS-; Iarleton Humber
son mrs. EIhel Methehey ana daugn-
Ter Maflehe ana kuth ana Jean Shat-
ief' on near Hazeitoh' W. va, were
sunday guests OF MI ana Mrs. kuSSel
" rIGht'
Larry iISton' OakIahd' MIS-. Asa
GilHllh, Pfopecl PARK. "a, MI. ana
Ms. bruce Miller ACCIDENT were
SUNDAY guests OF Mrs. nay + IKE.
ftn "a fo dar ''[ JILL 'G, ~ Cnna tI1 ",'S
D. With bor bSn+ba,. and fa Ul'ii A..
anj Nj Railot ! go, NJ E;i.a =
much improved
Miss Thelma CARPENTER spent tho
weekend at Buckhannon. w. Va.
with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl skinner, Mil
khuh' "a" ana mr.; ana Mrs. Eiery
G'IIellS' race hIuge; spent sun
gay WIN MI. ana Mrs BASH GafIettS'
i S!r' q hasIl Ga[let'S was decorating
Ms W. n III n ,'i' H., M IoI.o paJ-
and be, ,notbo, Nj & w Crov,
,,,o,.a sbonnino IN I1,,;or+o,,,,, Do w.
TLu,sd d. f'''f7 - '''' va
Ca,.aiJ C,,s+o,. ,,.l,o = s+,,do,+ o..
tba Ii'1i,,o,s;t,, af vs. V;1o;,,io 1o,
o.a,, own, " Va snan+ t H. ,vaoi,
@"d boi.o With b;, ,,pI.n llo ny NJ. anL
MI a C iGl ,,,' i'''' 0'''9' vi ''''N
lIrs lfarv Iocl,so,, v.os 81 bo,
home ~ Hutton ovn,. t,o Hoal''ord
Air. and Mrs A. ". Schlossnaele
and Mrs. Mabel McCuen. Allison. Pa,
Mr.. and Mrs. Laurence Friend, were
Sunday evening dinner guests of w
w. Savage and Mrs. William Rose.
Miss Mae Matthews. Hazelton. w
Va. spent Monday and Tuesday with
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1948-10-14

Just returned home from the Memoir
al hospital
Mrs. Crystal Colaw entered the
Memorial hospital in Cumberland,
Sunday for major operation.
Mr.. Frank Bolyard was honored
Sunday with surprise birthday
dinner. The guests included members
of the family and relatives from out
of town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Weeks and
family spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. Lyle Weeks and family at
Terra Alta, w. Va
Sunday guests of Mrs. Elizabeth
Schoch were Mr.. and Mrs. MINERS
Schoch, Mr.. Roland Schoch and Mi.
and Mrs. Eugene Nordeck and chill
dren, all of Oakland.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1948-10-14
KEMPTON
Birthday Celebration


Mrs. Omer Smith and Mrs. W. j.
Hartman entertained with surprise
party at the home of Mrs Hartman,
Davis, w. Va, in honor of their sis
ter, Mrs Gilbert r. Smith. The guests
enjoyed contests and riddles. A plate
lunch was served by the hostesses.
Class Officers Sth Grade
The Sth grade of Thomas elemcn-
tary school has elected the following
officers: President, Russell, Hammer:
Nice-President, Mildred Blizzard;
Secretary Betty Ann Tasker; Treas
urer, Johnnie Cogney; Song Leader,
Alvin Runner. Mildred Blizzard and
Betty Ann Tasker are school students
from kempton
Mr.. Kidd HonOred
The Parent-Teachers association of
Thomas High school will give a fare
well party in honor of A. l.. Kidd.
county agent of Tucker county. who
is leaving November LIST to locate in
New Jersey to do the same type Of
work
Dorothy Tasker, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Cassel Tasker, Kempton,
will tap dance at the party, she will
be accompanied at the piano by Betty
10 Right.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Simmons enter
tanned with a party in honor of their
son Skip's birthday, on Tuesday
evening. A variety Of lively games
were played and plate lunch was
served. Present were Jackie, Romond
and Charles Jackson, Carolyn ard
Johnny Lantz. Jean Cassidy. Donnie
Harvey, Patty Cook, Charles and
Anatalia Scrip, Bob White, Buddy
and Linda Raines, Denny Corbiu,
Dale and Bob Metheney, Billy Po-
wish. Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall Arnold
and baby and Mrs. Isaac Arnold. Miss
Pauline Arnold and Mrs. Valeria
Burdock assisted in serving.
Personals
Mr.. and Mrs. Cassel Tasker and
daughters Betty Ann, Dorothy and
jamie were guests on Sunday of Nh.
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wedding anniversary on Thursday,
October 18th at the home of their SON
in-law and daughter, Mayor and Mrs.
William Frazee.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Lininger and
son, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Selby and son
and Nh and Mrs. Elwood Riley ana
family spent Sunday evening visit
ing near Uniontown, Pa.
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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1948-10-14

Remember when bare bulb like this was the last word
in lighting? That's when you started calling your electric
bill Eight bill.
Then electricity began to take on more chores. 1t
learned cook and and clean, wash and iron,
preserve food, entertain the familyn general to make
life healthier and happier and easier all around Lighting
became only fraction of that job.
Naturally, you to depend Oil electric service for
and more obs-until you couldn imagine
living without electricity Today your electric bill is
just about the smallest item in your family expenses
yet what else does so much, for so little?
Yes, it's still Eight bill-it lighens your Chores
your home and the business of balancing your budget
Heu famous in radios dramatic show
ELECTRIC THEATRE CHS, Sundays, PM. EST.
Evening star., 1948-06-12
JOHN r. DOYLE: Attorney.

IN THE DIsrRfcT coURT or THE
United states for the District Of Co
iumbia, Holding . Probate Court.-.Estate
Of Ellen D. CAMPBELL, Deceased.-No.
7l172, Administration Docket ,150.-Ap-
bate Of the last will and testament Of said
deceased and for letters testamentary on
said estate by Mrs. Elizabeth uaszie)
Trail, named executrix therein, 1t Is
ORDERED this 3rd day OF June, A.D.
1913, that Alice c. Knox, Sarah Duncan,
Gertrude Atkins. yossDh A. TsaEgvn; v;r,ini. NIL,
Bs Bioct Eoftu fucreti. SiA B. aobsres Marasrst B.
Block. Z. Bates Block, julia Block Jones,
Margaret Morgan wilkins. Elizabeth Hull.
Isbef Hull. Anna Waters Lawvier, Lena
Waters Smith. Ben waters, MarEarst
waters Jenkins, Dean Weems, Malcolm H.
Campbell, Annie McL1roy. Mrs. Claud
Wood, Halle Gatewood. Martha Gate
wood. Mabel Gatewood, Margaret Parker,
and the unknown Heirs at Law and Next
and all others CONCERNED. appear in SAID
1913. at 1000 o'clock AN. to show
cause why such application should not be
granted Let notice hereof be published
in the Warrington Law Reporter" and
The Evening STAR once In each OF three
successive weeks before the return date
herein mentioned, the frst publication to
be not less than thirty days before said
return date. Witnsss. the Honorabls
SseaIj Attest: ELLA. 4. Brown. Deputy
lumbia,. Clerk Of the Probate Court.
Evening star., 1948-06-12
JULIUS ARoNoFF. Attorney,

IN THE D1sTR1cT couRT or THE
United States for the DISTRICT OF Column
bia.-1n re ERICA NJ RoTHE. patient;-
Mental Health No. 26.383:-Filed June l,
194S, Harry M. Hull, Clerk.-Order nlsi
for sale of real estate.-Upon considera- :
ton of the petition OF Walter +. Rothe,
committee Of the estate OF Erica M. Rothe,
for the sale of premises known as lot 1888,
in square 1000, with improvements thereon
designated as 3432 Lowell st. NV, in the
District of Columbia. standing in the names
Of the said Walter r. Rothe and Erica M.
Rothe as tenants by the entirety, and 1t
appearing that the said Walter F. Rothe
has entered into contract for the sale OF
the said property to William O. Brown Tor
the sum of Twenty-Five Thousand ave
Hundred and no/1O0 dollars. 1929, 6OO),
upon the terms therein set forth, subject to
a brokers' commission Of One Thousand
Cne Hundred Twenty-Five and nof1O0 dol
lars (S1,125.OO), it is by the court this
11th day Of June 1948, ordered, that the
said sale be ratified and confirmed unless
cause to the contrary be shown, or . higher
offer acceptable to the court be made. on
or before the 29th dsys Of June, 194S, at
10 o'clock m, in Motions Court, at which
time objections to said sale will be heard
and higher offers considered; provided, q
copy Of this order be published once IN
the Washington Law Reporter and once IN
The Evening Star at least 10 days prior
to said ast-mentioned date. By the Court,
90 r. ALAN GOLDSBOROUQH, Justice
(SeaD. A true copy. Test: ARR1 d;
clerk
Evening star., 1948-06-12
LEcAL NOTICES tcsnt. J .
MARTIN J. MCNAMARA, Jr... Attsrnsy,
b3e -636 Inyestnent Building;

MARTIN J; MsNAnaAHA. J.;;;.,.At III; Attsrns''
DIsTHicT cogRT Of THE UNITED
MsrE.ret Russsll. ethsixss known mos q
Administration Docket 14p.-Application
havinr been made herein TOR Prob;adte OF OF
ceased, and for letters testamentary on
said sstass, by Richsrd +; Russell ,a.s u i
that John Newman, nonresident. and and
the unknown heirs ut law and next OF kin
Of said decedent, and all others concerned.
appear in said court on Monday. the th6
18th day of July, AID. 1aAS. at 1000
o'el9ek AM, TO-, to shoy cause .nsiJ Why such a,
notice hereof be published in the wash
il aton Law Reporter" and The Evening min.
week. before the return day herein men, en-;
day. WITNESS; ths HonoIabals 1a caSl, goIfTHS;A III.
te.t: sad III ELLA L A. brown. peputs Resister
Of wills for the District Of Columbia.
Clerk Of the Probate Court. je5.12,1e