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Evening star., 1948-03-03
HELP MEN and WoAEN.

MAN AND WIFE, man familiar with and
able to handle riding horses some garden
ing and Reneral farm work; also knowl-
edge of farm machinery: small use. furn.;
must be reliable. sober and steady worker
must furnish good refs; good pay; nr.
Rockville. Md. Call Rockville 2922 Sat.
and Sun, during wk. call NE. 0400. .-3
PIANO PLAYER wanted: request numbers;
hours, 7:30 to IL 80 nightly. CO. 1850.
statesmen AND SALESLADIEs, side lines.
house to house, of1ces and garages. Part
time or full time. Call 81. 940O. -6
SALES PEOPLE with exper., to sell
women's shoes: Sat. work only. Apply in
in person, employment office. 3rd H., THE
HECHT CO. 7th and F SITS. NV. -
SHOE DEPARTMENT MANAGER. 21-3b;
sales experience necessary; salary, plus
commission Apply ANN LEWIS SHOP,
4O36 SO. 2Sth st. Shirlington business
SHOE sALEsPERsoN, experienced, 1885;
opportunity for advancement; salary plus
commission: GI on-the-iob training avail.
Apply ANN LEWIS SHOP, s549 Ga. ave.
VAN WASTEpMHusbsnd Eth and wife for part
time assistance in better-class rooming
house, evenings and week ends; one must
have knowledge of stenography; compen-
sation in form of room rent. Phone dur
ing day, ME. 24S5. 3
COLORED COUPLE-Living quarters and
food furnished wife to do housework; man
to raise garden. milk, feed, NOW lawn, etc;
permanent home; no salary. HY. O221.
Evening star., 1948-03-03
SALESMAN.

DeiaWare territory with nationally adver- M
arux s sas sui Ba net
compensation. liberal commission, bonus:
sSe %ts a dsss for
nte5s5sv sToEM w,sSoW sSs asfk sIah would
ks to windows msss higher ss we Rane decided
pay more to increase our sales production:
You will also be. able. to sell additional
heaters. Bathroom and Kitchen moderniss-
tion, brick and stone siding. roofing, In
s rses tI home You T s w9Feas 1ey
assist YOU in making more money. Come
n now pm set ascAsD 81 Pis5ysos eoNrRaoR tsqS
sHoE saiEsMAN ssnnana must Re- g. Experienced
sssT sasrsa n. Dos,0n
fTY soor SHOP. - NC, c"i issl A St. o NV.
SALES REPRESENTATIVE with knowledge
of the taxicab industry; steady remu-
sns GOOD ga futars Write tui details, 'is BOX
REAL Estate sALEsMAN-we urgently
need 2 capable man with car. Our
snea as d sn6s You san 10 furnish an
sso 5sd ssoFIEtb. ssis ssai sa
SALES MANAGER - Exceptional opportu-
nifty, for right man to take charge large
appliance store in one of virginia's enter
sales BACKGROUND and be. Thoroughly ex-
perienced in electrical home appliance
field. Married man under 40 preferred
Must have car and be willing to move
family. Liberal salary and bonus ar
rangement Give complete detail first
reply to insure consideration. Box 20-J.
REAL ESTATE sALEsMEN-T. d. BUR
CESS, at 1924 Pa ave. Sc, needs 3 am
bilious hard-working men; S10.000-S15..:
900 earnings annually easily possible; good
car and sales experience absolutely neces-
sary. Spring sales are booming; large list
of good hstings. Call today for appoint
ment, vi: 2s92 This Is . permanent posi-
aSSssrha 3Sn s asSBRs sSBRs'nts Wns and brandy
firm seeks salesman for Washington and
vicinity. Salary basis. $500 a month plus
small expense account. State past sales
and merchandising experience. Car neces-
sfbIsG sffS 50z ASb S51 RoSffNG SIN SALESMAN are
largest home determination outht in this
area. and also have many salable items 70
offer the home owner. such as hot-water
heaters, oil and coal heating systems
insulation. bathroom and Kitchen mod
buy most everything from the manu-
supply eompany. CONS in and see US;
4:3o pm. Assoc1ATED coaTRAcroRs.
INC. 1612-161x Bennfns I'd. ne. %
Evening star., 1948-03-03

Here is a quick and convenient way of insurns that
your classified ad gets into The Star Expert and
courteous representatives always ready to take
your ad at the business in The Stars spacious
lobby and give you friendly advice how to phrase
it to your best advantage The Star business counter
is open from 8 am. to II pm. every day. Ads
ceived by 9 p.m always get into the next days Star
except Saturday when the deadine for The Sunday
Star is z pm. And remember, The Star also has
seventy.two want ad Offices all over the Washington
and nearby In fact it is than likely that
there's Star classified ad agent in your neshborhood
who will take your ad during his business hours. Call
Classified Advertising Department, MA. 5OOO for the
location of The Star ad Office in your neighborhood
Evening star., 1948-03-03
OFFICIAL NOTICES.

OFFICE OF THE cellector Of Internal
loving described personal property,
seized from Bernard P. Nimro: under
payment Of assessed taxes due. will be
sold as provided by Section $500 ]. r. c.
At public auction on Thursday, March
4. i94s, at 1880 am. on the, loading
platform OF The Internal Revenue Bldg.
18th street court, 18th and Constitution
avenue NV, Washington, D. c. metal
file cabinets, drawers letter size, l
metal coat cabinet. 3 wooden cabinets
for supplies. 9 metal file cabinets, 2!
drawers, 2xsx12, one s4.ineh sadne Undsrwoo@d
inch Underwood typewriter tSerial No.
2473573-5), 2 metal lock safes, l VIC
tor adding machine Serial No. 2S0444).
2 cardboard file boxes, one s-foot wooden
table. one 30-yolume set American Federal
tax reports, l set Federal Statutes an,
notated, / Webster's new international
dictionary. 2nd edition, miscellaneous ae-
fWooden5, eheck-writins machine: type;
writer table, 2 typist chairs; 8 swivel
ehairs, 4 once chairs, miscellaneous
sfiee equipment and supplies. -S
Evening star., 1948-03-03
SALESMAN tcsrt. J

ST0FM WINDOW sAIESlEN. Sxper.-
You're looking for the best deal 10 make
money. we're looking for the best men TO
put that deal over. AL applicaticns strictly
confidential Send letter to MR.. O6T,
1920 End st. s.w.. giving phone number
and full information regarding yourself.
YOUNG MAN. with car. to sell to gift and
variety stores; protected open accounts
assure immediate success; excellent oppor-
necessary. Call MA. 2517 for appoint
AN UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY for an ag-
gressive man to Join the fastest moving
storm window sales organization in wash
ington; leads furnished. commissions ad-
vanced. big bonus plan paid each month.
We also handle plumbing. heating and
kitchen equipment Call sales manager,
HO. s306. DAY BROS. ENGINEERING
CO., 3616 14th NV. II
Evening star., 1948-03-03
D. c. Employees to Get
Hours Off Good Friday

District employees will be excused
from work between noon and 8 pm.
on Good Friday, March 26, If they
wish to attend church services, the
Commissioners decided yesterday.
The city heads acted on a request
from the Rev. Seth r. Brooks, pas
tor Of the Universalist National
Memorial, Church and chairman of
o Committee for Three Hours on
Good Friday.
Evening star., 1948-03-03

When answering adpertise-
ments addressed to Star bores
do NOT tncloSe original ref
erences, photographs or other
papers OF personal value. Ad-
Dertisers often fail to call for
all replies addressed to d Star
boz number and this mail. is
destroyed If remaining oDer 10
days after final insertion of
advertisement.
In order to protect its ad-
Uerttsers from receiuing circu-
lar matter, it is expressly un-
derstood and agreed that all
such matter t0ill be Uithheld
as far as possible By The Star.
Only bona fde ansWers to ad-
pertisementS addressed to bor
numbers in care OF The Star
1UiH be deliUered to advertisers
on presentation of the boz
number ticket.
Evening star., 1948-03-03
Classified Advertising
Office Hours

Leave your ads at the Busi-
ness Office, 18th and Pennsyl-
vania avenue, open 8 am. to
II pm, or at any Of the
Branch Ofnces throughout
the city.
Telephone Hours:
= 8 am. to 8 pm.
Saturday, 8 am. to 2 pm.
Sunday. II am. to 8 pm.
Lost and Found Advertisements
appear on Page AS.
Evening star., 1948-03-03
CLASSIFIED AD RATES

SAkASSbEt6~ NS NkA ES
Local Advertisers
Three Lines (MinimumJ
l time --------------- 33c per line
q ClmeS ------------- S5c
3 to 6 times consec-
uIAVeAy -------------- JUG
times or longer
consecutively ----- 26c
Advertisements under Personal
and Special Notices. SC per line
additional. Advertisements of New
Automobiles, Soc per line, 4-line
minimum.
OUT-OF-TOWN RATE
Four Lines (Minimum)
Flat rate per line ne--- SOC
Out-of-town Rate is charged
IN all advertising Is miles or more
rom Washington.
When canceling classified advertisements
oe sure to make note of the cancellation
number. This is important in case your
,tatement does not show q credit for the
cancellation.
II advertisement was prepaid. retain
cash register receipt, which bears q serial
number. with date, and identifies your
advertisement.
Claims for errors must be made in time
for correction before second insertion.
Evening star., 1948-03-03

CASHIER-NCR, with bookkeeping exper
or training for credit dept. in lge. retail
store; opport. for Advancement 40-hr.
wk; employe benefits. Apply personnel
Wis. ave. NV. %
CASHIER, white. part time. for cafeteria
NATIONAL BUREAU OF STANDARDS
Evening star., 1948-03-03
ute handbills:
10 New York


have radio experience; must furnish REF
MN a5S shlt. !. si.irlsas. h.nas.
daily pay: 7:3O am; 46O New York
MAssETR wanted. Apply 100 Wood
Mechanic, Al, with experience in truck
and motor maintenance; wanted for serv-
Md, Del. and Va. Must have car avail
able for travelling; mileage allowance;
STATE sslsry snd sss Az
MEN-A large department store has open
ing for men in their interior and window
display
MRcHsN1csG sfPesssS ENGiSEER fsf Theroushly
ing air.conditioninr ABILITY. to direct and
supervise large number of maintenance
iersha' sentisl. applicants should have N. Z. de-
gree from recoEnfzed school or eouivs., !,
sSeeessful experience IN the msintenanee
ss hstdrs II ef e sss
assENSfn NE sfsssf sts And Sfz Mall 6IEsRYoans
resI sn estate N:e oee @ t sdsy week, good salary.
opportunity for Advancement must have
NC Washington Bldg. Call Mr.. Alln9tt.
MOTORCYCLE RIDER-Must be expert
enced, 512-day wk. with good pay, using
crismond, LOGAN ForD. I'LL 18th st.
MtIsIciANs Nus s'oo w s-piece combination. Tw.
NIGHT OFFICER. white. for apt and
group Of houses; S pm; mtg to S11h sm a nignts
required Call NO S089. a
NIGHT WATCHMAN for warehouse. good
| character references REQUIRED. must be
'SsI . saa5 e e1 p4s
PACKERs, experience with household
fSss % ssesdy fss h0rf
PAINTERS-Must be first-class and reli-
able. IMmed. employment. Ex. 1875. %
Call Oliver $3.50. or DI. 0122. 4
work; steady employment, good salary for
sober man. Apply rear $40 Forest Glen
I'd, Md opposite Indian Spring Club,
.issa1 .5Ss,msst '0';E e.. rsses
HOUSE saoSS q IEisRfANN HERRMANN, col 7th st. n.1.A3'
] PORTER wanted for large automobile con-
\ Germ; excel. salary and working cond /;
tGR 5s1Hc sBssE II eo s. n NJ. ase
PORTER. jewelry store; must be exp, and
HARvrY haHs Y'cn SrwEIEss. Ia.i sos j. NV. ''a
P9rrRs ssls.sa 1ssss Es's rzaR g
PoRTEsIJewelry oissis store. pleasant xoEklns
cond. Good pay, exper. Apply SCOTT JEW
FoRTERsi for large i e housing devek. perma-
cation. Apply BUcKINGHAM CoMMU-
st.. Arlington. Va. -
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1948-12-18
New Executive
Director Appointed

The Negro Service Council an
nounced yesterday the appointment
of Mr.. Walter C. Pinkston as the
new Executive Director of the Ne
gro Service Council.
Mr.. Pinkston is graduate of
Tennessee State and the Atlanta
School of Social Work. He is former
~ the Director of Education, Rec
reation and Vocational Guidance of
the Goodwill Boys Club. Inc. of
Hartford, Conn.
INTERCLUB COUNCIL MEET
The Inter-Club Council of the
YWCA had it's regular monthly
meeting Thursday evening at the
MurrelI Branch Office. This is an
interracial group composed of mem
bers of the Central and Murrell B.
and P. Clubs. The following officers
were elected:
Miss Bettye Anderson. president;
Miss Helen L. Fisher. secretary;
Miss Corenthia M. Wilson. World
Wide Observance Chairman.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1948-12-18
Icerr1an Killed In
Barroorr1 Fight

Wallace Hastings, iceman, died
late Saturday from a As pistol bull
let wound allegedly inflicted in self
defense by Charles Hubert, 80. of
$3.50 Grand ave-, outside Jacks
Place, Grand ave. and Douglas I'd.
Coconut Grove.
Patrolman ]. K. Lewis said wit.
nesses told him Hastings entered
the bar and knocked Hubert's glass
to the floor. Hastings then lurched
at Hubert with an ice-pick, he said,
and a scuffle ensued. Lewis quoted
witnesses that Hubert shot Hastings
a few moments later outside the bar.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1948-12-18
LEADERS CHRISTMAS PARTY

The Girl Scout Leaders Associa-
ton held its Annual Christmas par
ty at the home of Mrs. Addie Samp-
son. The Leaders enjoyed caroling,
games and refreshments. Gifts We're
exchanged. The spirit of Christmas
was everywhere.
Milford chronicle., 1948-12-10

ing this period, but at a substan-
TALLY lower rate than operating
expenses" he continued.
The cOmpany's rate of earnings
started to decline last fall and the
return on plant investment is now
at the lowest level it has been
since 1920. Earnings are cOntinu-
ing to decline in spite of the COM
pany having made every possible
operating economy. There is no
further practical way of reducing
expenses without sacrificing the
quality of service.
Compared with the overall in
crease in the cost of living, the
increase in telephone rates is a
small One," he said.
Mr.. Chesterman emphasized that
it is highly important both to the
industry and to residents of Della
ware that the company be main
tanned on a sound financial basis
in order to attract the new capital
necessary for continued growth Ol
the states major communication
system.
I'm order to meet the require
ments of Delaware telephone
users" he said, "it is estimated
that $6,OOO,OOO of new plant mus
be provided in the next few
years. The major portion of thil
money must come from investors
not from telephone subscribers
bills.
Milford chronicle., 1948-12-10

ed. Il think we have a problem that
should be investigated and overcome
il we are to remain in the business" +"
He advocated development of by
products and the fostering of fTeeZ-
ing, dehydrating and canning to get
more revenue.
THE thing I like about fruit
growers is that they are unfailing
Optimists and hope they never lose
this characteristic" Mr.. Townsend
concluded.
The session Thurday morning was
opened with invocation by the Rev.
Elmer E. Rose and the address of
welcome by City Manager Charles
c. Brown, representing Mayor J. o.
Willis.
During the morning sessions, lee
lures were: Newer Insecticide for
the Control Of Red Spider and Leaf
Roller, c. Graham, University of
Maryland; "The Apple Scab Control
/ Program in 1948 and 1949," L. o.
, Weaver, University of Maryland; F.;
Some Acute Problems in Apple
Marketing" Carroll R. Miller, Ap-
palachian Apple Service, Inc, Mar
tinsburg, Nd; Grower Experiences
/ in Heating for Frost Protection, q
Charles Dunbar, University of Mary
land; Ned Hepburn, a fruit grower
Of Hancock, Md, and w. w. Aldrich
American Fruit Growers, Hagers-
town, Md.
A discussion of factors affecting
brown rot of peaches was led by
G. Haut, University of Maryland
with the following participants: A
L. Schrader, University of Maryland
'Tree VigOr and Pruning" LeOI
Havis, U. S. Department of Agricul-
ture, Variety Differences" c. w
Hitz, University of Delaware
Handling and Packaging;" JOhr
Dunegan. U. S. Department of Agri
culture; L. o. Weaver, University o
Maryland, J. w. Heuberger, Univer
sity of Delaware, and R. F. Stevens
University of Delaware, Blossom
and Summer Spraying" J. w. Heu
berger, 'POst-Harvest Treatments.
"The Place of New Insecticides il
Peach Insect Control" was discuss
ed by L. A. Stearns, University o
Maryland, and New Findings il
I Strawberry Clipper Control" by w
A. COnnell, University of Delaware
Milford chronicle., 1948-12-10
HAYSEED
SAYING NO
By Uncle Sam

The average person has formed
the habit of saying no when ap-
preached by a salesman of any
kind. No matter if the proposition
is one worthwhile to them.
Two English nOblemen once
made a bet, one that twenty-five
gold crowns could be sold and the
other that they could not be sold
on London Bridge in two hours for
a shilling each. They sent a ser
want to the bridge with the coins
in a tray. He was to stand there
for two hours crying gold crowns
for sale for a shilling each. In the
two hours literally thousands had
passed by and heard his cry "gOld
crowns for a shilling EACH" Only
two bought a crown for a shilling.
At the end of the two hours the
servant returned with twenty-three
gold crowns left. People would not
buy crown for a shilling. Alex
ander Bell, trying to secure money
to put his telephone in operation,
sold stock for fifty cents per share.
One man told me when Mr.. Bell
came to his store and tried to sell
him he said no. He could have
bought five hundred shares but he
did not. Only one man in that city
bought stock in the Bell Telephone
Company, at fifty cents per share
That man on account of that pur-
chase died a very rich man.
There is a time to say no and
there is a time to say yes. A per-
sons success or failure depends or
being able to say no at the right
time and to be able to say yes a
the right time. There is a time tC
say no and there is a time to say
yes.
Milford chronicle., 1948-12-10

"The telephone cOmpany's earn
ings are not high enough to pro-
vide funds for service improve
ments and expansion; in fact, they
do not provide an adequate return
on the money already invested in
the business. Investors cannot be
expected to provide the additional
money for this necessary growth
unless the company is on a sound
financial basis" he continued.
There appears to be no basis
for anticipating, in the fOreseeable
future, any reduction in the level
of operating expenses and the COM
pany's only solution, therefore, is
to increase rates." he explained.
Mr.. ChesteTman pointed out
Milford chronicle., 1948-12-10

that the value of telephone service
has greatly increased. "Subscrib-
ers are now able to reach many
more people through their tele-
phones" he said. 'sThe greatly
increasing number of calls made
from each telephone reflects the
growing value of the service to its
users"
He added that the Diamond
State Telephone Company is the
last of all the Bell System COM
panies to announce an increase in
rates.
Milford chronicle., 1948-12-10
Agricultural Group
Hold end Meeting
Continued from nrst pagsl


Young Asparagus Paintings" E. P.
Brasher, University Of Delaware; /;
Eastern Shore Soils viii Require
Special Attention in 1940," v. A.
'Tiedjens, Virginia truck experiment
station, followed by discussion.
The program for last Friday af-
Ter noon was: Meeting the Increas-
ing NematOde Problem on the Eas-
tern Shore" w. f. Jeffers, Univer-
sity Of Maryland; --latest Findings
on the Control Of Tomato Diseases, -
O. 3. Cox, University Of Maryland,
and j. w. HeubergeT, University Of
Delaware; Progress in Controlling
DoWny MildeW on Lima Beans
Professor Heuberger; Progress in
Combating the European Corn
BOrer," G. L. LangfOrd, University
bf Maryland, and j. c. Warren, Uni
versity OF Delaware. A general top
ic period and the business meeting
will follow.
Change Is Suggested
President Townsend last Thurs
day suggested elimination Of all
poor varieties which would take
poor fruit out of competition with
the better varieties.
He added the suggestion that
growers keep renewing their or
chards by planting the new red buC
sport varieties to increase quality
producing on the peninsula.
Marketing fruit and vegetables is
fast becoming one Of the most i'm
pOrtant problems in our business,
he said. "Only the highest qualit!
producers are going to make money
on their products in the future
Competition Is springing up from
different sections and with increas
ed production"
While efforts to increase prOduc
tiOn have been made the past fev
years, thought should be given t,
possibility Of glut and loss in pric
es, he cautioned.
Now is a good time for all grow
ers to take inventory of the Varie
ties, age, and condition Of their or
chards," he said. "MOst orchardist
have trees that have passed thei
useful producing time but were he'll
onto during the war years."
Mr.. Townsend suggested that 81
would appear that some though
and work should be directed tOwar
helping the farmer bring his Gro
through in spite Of the weather
and commented also that cit seem
when we have one problem solve
we have another taking its plaC
after DDT was found to cOntrC
the cOddling moth in apples th
problem of red mite arose to tax
it's place"
Low Price Recalled
Recalling that during the pas
peach season fruit from the peniT
sula sold from 81 to 50 below fru
from other sections, Mr.. TOwnsen
said that one of the numerous e1
plantations was the large amount {
rainfall in this section during th
early spring and summer.
This in turn made the buyer
fearful of brown rot" he cOmmen
Milford chronicle., 1948-12-10
Increase In Telephone
Rates Due liz State
February 18th
CONTINUED from first page)

CThese rates do not include the
Federal tax of Is percent, in
effect since 1944.)
Comparable increases are pro-
posed in other exchanges through
out the state.
The general revision also in
cludes various increases in the
charges for extension telephones
private branch exchanges, private
lines and other supplemental tele-
phone equipment.
"The cost of virtually everything
that goes into furnishing tele-
phone service has increased great
ly since the war;" Francis J. Ches-
terman, president of the company
said. To-day, our operating ex-
penses are two and One-half times
as great as they were in 1910.
Revenues have increased dur.
Milford chronicle., 1948-12-10

Phosphorus was discovered in
1870.
Milford chronicle., 1948-12-10
FREDERICK

RededicatiOn service in Trinity
Methodist Church, Frederick, on
Sunday, December 19, at II a. m
Full details will be announced next
week.
Milford chronicle., 1948-12-10

How proud that boy or girl will be to own
this brand-new streamlined beauty. How
helpful it viii be for schOolwOrk! For
there's never been a portable like this
one!
Revolutionary in design-and in all
its features. With Finger-FlOw Keys,
Speed Spacer space bar, Rapid Ribbon
Milford chronicle., 1948-12-10

Fat is about 81 per cent water.
Milford chronicle., 1948-12-10

Changer, Magic" Margin, regular "of-
fee typewriter" keyboard and a host of
other revolutionary features to ease and
speed tipping.
This Christmas, give the Worlds First
Truly Modern Portable Typewriter.
Comes in two models ''Quiet Deluxe" and
Arrow" Shown is the Quiet De Luxe"
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1948-01-01
BITTINGER

After Il very brief illness, Mrs.
Susan Brenneman. departed this life
at her home south of Bittinger, on
Christmas evening. She was past 66
years Of age. was native and life
long resident of this neighborhood.
She was the daughter of Christian
and Mary Pope Klotz, and the widow
OF the late Simon Brenneman. and is
survived by four sons, Lawrence.
Russell and Harold Brenneman, Of
Bittinger, and Homer Brenneman, Of
Silver Springs, Md. also by two
daughters, Mrs. Walter Krause, of
MeyerSdalC, Pa; and Miss Ferne. at
home. Surviving also are three
brothers, John KlotZ, Of Bittinger.
Daniel and Lewis Klot2, Of Grants
vile, and one sister. Miss Elizabeth
klotZ, Of Grantsville. The deceased
was a lifelong and consistent mem
Der Of the Lutheran Church and SER
vices were conducted in the Lutheran
church here by Rev. Curt Fl. Rune
on Sunday afternoon.
After brief visit with his parents
here, Robert Stanton, of the U. S.
Navy, returned last week to his sta
ton at Waukegan, Illinois.
Melvin Stanton and son, Hoye, re-
Gently visited the Annual Livestock
show held in Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Bucket are
the parents of son, born December
18th, in Hazel McGilvery hospital, in
Meyersdale.
A very entertaining Christmas
Service was held on Christmas even
ing in the local Lutheran church
Ferne Brenneman returned recent
ly from Silver Springs, where she had
been employed for several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Brenneman
and May Brenneman, all of Cumber-
land, visited relatives here last Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Kisner and
daughter. of Terra Alta, Mr.. and Mrs.
Naylor Glotfelty and family, of Ad-
olson, Pa, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Bevans and daughter of Washington.
d. c., Melvin Brenneman, Washing
ton, D. c., and Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil
Brenneman and daughter of Grants
vile, were guests of Mrs. Edward
Brenneman on Sunday.