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I4-ACRE COUNTRY HOME

Large. 2-story. Groom. attractive brk
country home Huge hyiEE room
with cory fireplace. 3 larEe bedTms,
modern equipped Kitchen. lArge base
ment. oil heat. storm windows. beau
titul attractive lawn with lSrEe
shade trees, flowers, Shruobery, lRe
garden planted. Iarge barn, poultry
and hog houses, garage, lArse work
shop. land for grazing. some wooded
outdoor stone fireplace. 4o0-tt, 'front.'
age on highway. close in; a bargain
for quick sale JOHN BURDOFT.
Colesville, Nd. call Ashton, Nd"
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REAL Estate LOANS

gTnkT AND sECoSD TMIsI LOANS
--RARTow aEALTT co. sss'tors
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wiz eu, sersne-trsss notes, D c
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DON. 1877 rye 81 E.W-s DL s~~SA3
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AtgYonosttE LOANS

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~Artsreosr PROP FOR sAlr WATERFRONT PROP FOR SAIL
LAKE JACKSON

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SEE CAPE LEONARD

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COUNTRY PROPERTY FOR SALE
By OWNER-Country home. one mile
east Of New Market, Va. fronting
miles from Washington; Trailway
bus passes daily, solidly built bun,
galow style, seven rooms. bath and
modern kitchen, hardwood floors:
three bedrooms on first floor, one
bedroom with screened porch on End
floor; front porch. screened back
porch; hot-water heat, new furnace:
two-car garage; stable, large ten
room 5rooder house for raising
chickens, turkeys or chincillas; pas
ture with stream running through:
gardens; beautifully Handicapped
lawns; fruit trees. Price, Sl5,750.
terms. Phone owner, POSTER WOOD.
Metropolitan 5051. or New Market
Mo9NT2iiN t51iEIsi RETREAT. near Skyline
80 acres; 4-room house and 2
room log cabin; beautiful scenery
and Handicapped garden; nothing to
restore; electricity; $3.50. Ii.
3-94SS 81
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CFs to EI4EpNNs
COME AND SEE
LONG BEACH

Or I'll you do. you may not reaJiss tns .
so much beauty and 50 many natural
adysntas.s can De soand on On Iaa,Fr = Sc
cottages at this sensibly restricted
beach colony for private homes ne
more beautiful beach exists on the
Che&apeake Bay. . mile lens, clean
white sand. safe for children Loag
5s.1a E. s., Is shs 4 GSpessa saa erssn. ARE .a. q
thetr very best. Fiar Harsor boat
basin at Long Beach wil grsati.
interest fishermen and these vho Hne
relaxation IN sailing and motor boat
.na. You wiz nne pfepsrly
g.n9ss Es. ,r ssss Pa Pan s.fr 'fe sss
been constructed TO give greatest
usage and protection from wind and
water. Boat owners viii be gseafiy
Impressed, Al Long Beach yoC Stis
find all city couters. amid unspotsec,
natural. rolling wooded sarroHndtnxs
and . price, rs. ,r ssst s s !, Ss s. ess & ts.
very choice lots sornewhat HIGHER.
reas. down payments and terms 70
suit NAy approved buyer, Yen are
cordially invited 10 spend AZ hoUy
or . aay rith Us Brins yegf f.n-
lily and picnic lunch. You " iT-
air Of restfalness sne rslaxation.
Talk with any Of the home csnsrs
and learn why they 30 thofcsshly
enjoy living at Lons Beach. Te see
Ions Beach: Drive nj. soufh o.
Prince Frederick en The sol:snens
island roae turn VI: q 80 = f.ssn- Len-
Tec'aRssas Nc ssan sa.. s LES ( 3. -. IS
REAL OPPORTUNITY
6ocrrr honas. fsetns lake. eiese 70
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cT pETERSRIJRG FLA,

ST, FE EhCbUNC, L ITA'
Choice homesites now available in
beautiful North East PARK. a vltal
residential area; a park OF brand
new de luxe homes. Attractive low
prices. Easy terms. Send Ior neW
illustrated folder. CRISP REALLY
co, 64S Central ave, st. Peterspars'
Ta
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LOTS FOR SALE tcent. J

GOLF and Country
Club section. North Arlington. with
natural scenic beauty snc h.gh eie-
rattcn. wooded and cleared home
sites from "A acre. starting a.
So $50. includes streets and Utilities
already installed Strstford Hills
Nst is minutes from downtown
wakhinston. offers gracious Twins
hard to equal This beautiful res.-
Dental area Is the logieaI SITE fo'
your future home Continued ex-
cellence insured by careful selection
Of purchasers severai choice lots
left in first section. PreTIew showing
of End section. Already many tine
homes are occupied. Others near
completion. Can be bought for s,s
little as $500 down, with small
monthly payments. To reach. Lee
highway TO Cherryesle, then con-
tinue on Old Dominion drive 70
George Mason drive, stop At sign on
left marked stratford Hills Rep
resentative will be on premises a..
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SUk4AER CAMPS

nOYg CANP. aee els. july kne
Aug. beta Bsitn and wash- svtr-
ming and Al sposss rates soosfnN r.,
as2-Y, olner, No Aahton 9ssl
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liratx-tu,r q S,Akr

sF-ss ~ tSs Fss zee
- szsasastHs e ~ 80 $780, ssz.sN4
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YOU CANNOT BEAT this price. NJ
$50: only II miles from d, c.
walking distance from Potomac
River: bosting, bathing. nsh!ns
hunting a-hedrm bungalow elcetri-
cally equipped kitchen. bath, hard
wood floors throughout: Just com
pleted ready TO move In; over hall
acre OF ground
other acreage available with ready
cut material to build very reason
able Phone Daleview a05G.
CHAMPION, owner.
To reach. follow Chain Bridge I'd
past road to Great Falls, right on
6O3 for ga miles, Tight on 6s" y
mile to sale sign on house. 81
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PARKING LOTS

Ita tSI 81 M AppsgG
la6 sa q rrasaHzS3F EvH} RAY
AONp II RIPPER lrl. E1h II
~ 81 N4~s
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REAL ESTATE WANTED

IMMEDIATE settlement for all cash
Sn,,ses on ySur nTss speeialty p'' No chsrse for
appraisals. MA. 6433. MR. FERRY
Ewes, EN-. O912.
TWILL BUY OR SELL your property,
frame or brick. white or coloredi
also specializing in GI homes. eau
Mr.. WALTER MILLER. ME. 122O;
ewes. DE. 5346.
IPAY Cash for houses; lots Or sere..
age. SCOTT SANDERS, 10. 3-bo6O;
ewes, 10 3-a133. Free appralsal
IMMEDIATE CASH
Yor your home. white or colorso
COX a. CO.. RE. 1888.
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Monty 70 LOAN
AuroAorlvt MISCELLANEOUS

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FARMS FOR SALE

SMALL VIRGINIA ACREAGE. withir
IA miles d. c.: preferably main high
way. Call FIR. 1858 after pm
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treated. ready sor sse
hcsns cr ecssaFs- ess zuHk. ~ ~
tolA GH 1881. ag
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TRAIlEES FOR SAlE

PRINCETON lsss stFrAml'ts sS =
Aae neN FTss,e hot spd eeia fan
s&trt flutsHs EsA lsN ANalnE
rnBs1 tara ready % move ~. 81 O.
>as CAsrtEBERRYs. Ic'r Bee
rR,uFR ls4a Ma.sfin. - II ls
Al cUuaIleE s.erps baiusa sss
ca0s lHs Gn0 htRtins TeaoY % tvA
ot may r's4stsin ie'. hstEA'e Ter
TIs4tf G. rs4s Chatcb VI. -
Hol =. rRAIIts Ter sAl. Loi s0
Temple i'al3st Va ST sAttr
Ext as weekdays 5000 -
Ipi? TANniM - 4 5 iWs tAfr}
condition <"Sp cash hnsHgs Ia;
CAL 10 sos CART viuE )
BTTTtK INING ToR lass In 8
tFsijyI coach SEE oui rrnrteEs tine
of NhlJ}sF and Frame SshooRs'
traI3sys TRAILEils yIllAok sALKs
ASu wash asito hIfa hr5syH
ITT Is mir Yot TisA>C. ,our
~ appointment phone Wp 1881
TRAN ER co, Inc 40au Wss ave
80 NATIONAL IA>poLA COLONIAL
NATIONAL TRAILER sAlEs, eoos
Bslt'mo't a'r RtFefcsis WA asoa
sLE Our vide range Of models in
from 81 aa5 ap rasy ttrms
Richter Trailer Sales
B.r~yn, Nd can TO sess
Vagabond and Royal
Hstns,. Tt.il', cssstr, sth ana
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WAREHOUSES FOR SALE

FOR SALE OR LEASE
S025 Georgia Ave, S. S.. Md.
warehouse or retail location, with
ever 10000 square feet under roof
on one floor. Situated on over IA
900 sq. It. of ground. Small show,
rm. on first floor; separate boiler
room containing 10O-horsepower
p.aH ftesm re- s9lier i415 80 with ihspe''' 'All '
SHANNON g. LUCHS co.
1sos n at NV MA 2345, -6
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LGE. HILLTOP BEACH HoME AZ

stately oaks. overlooking the broad
expsnse OF Chesapeake Bay. studio
liv. rm with bay Windows and bal
Iony. indirect lishtins, = bedrms
and "a baths, modern kit. l4k3o
rec. rm. with frepl. in bsmt: stone
breast OF living rm frepl. extends
iS It. 20 ceilins 54-in. Hest-o-LAtor,
taxes Aft. logs: over $4,000 sa. ~,
in lot, surrounded By native stons
wall: house contains approx. $4,000
Gu IT; Army service Of owner MAKES
this very desirable property Ayaiiaois
for several thousand dollars less
than reproduction cost; si2 500.
down payment, $500. terms on
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OFFICES FOR RENT tcens.l
DUPONT CIRCLE BLDG
OFFICES WANTED
ACREAGE FOR SALE

TWO on THREE ROOMS. hsrnt-. /.
or end G.. downtown area. 81
l737 Evex OW 1924. d
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WAREHOUSES FOR RENT

new BLDGs. with ofises,n 6 sn1 tn { noo cell II
It.; large parking space; T4 Hethessasa hess
NEW BRICK BLDG. loading plat;
form. storage space for truck; an
utiis furn.: approx. 1900 so, It.:
additional space avail; rent SIV'
a.80o "a. FT.-Reasonable; central
APPRoX. 1000 SO. Fl. d. bldg..
heart Of downtown. high ceiling,
peri for shop, warehouse, printer
etc $3.50 mo. Call Mr.. Fischer,
with DREYFUss BROS, MA. 05s2'
ewes, AD 1904. D
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1908 st. Matthews Ct.
Near Conn. and r; !. aves.-a, 500 50
fl, on 2 floors. Wash-up, gas, cleo
tricity. hot-water heat; recently re-
L. w. GROOMES
1stb and Eve SITS. NV, IS
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REAL OPPORTUNITY
TOGS

Modern hcsne. fsetns lake. eiese 70
bay: eeautifui setting lagse EseqEes
Price, st4oDn cash CAL West
River ss-a DeaIs. Nd
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TRAILER COACHES
See the rev sehgh Ttsyslo. Arntfi
can and HOWARD trAiiet eaArhss CO
our display lot from . an 90 .
pm daily ana sundAt, 30 menths
30 pay
American Trailer Co. Inc.
4d50 VIE Ave NV wo a2Al
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TAxIcAs gok SAtt

Attention. Taxi Drivers
Per sAIr 81 rent lSsF tAAtsasa hss
~ about HSs rSHts riRRt hnA
CAB 90 iS}T HE - Ek tt~N
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COUNTRY PRoPERTY-RENT
IN THE BLUE RIDGE foothills. SO
miles from D. C.--Lovely Colonial
9-rm home, completely furnished;
scenic view of mountains, hunting.
fishing nearby: maids atrs.; guest
house, barn; 2 horses. 2 ponies,
COW furnished lessee. rent to Oct.
S100 per month. JACK L. MIDDLE
TON, Realtor, The Plains, Va. IS
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STORES FOR RENT

BUCKINGHAM SHOPPING CENTER.
serving area of over 10000 people:
excellent opportunity; suitable shop
basement for ice cream parlor.
frozen custard, sport goods. leather
goods, interior decorator. linen and
yard goods, candy, bookstore, up
holsterer, children's furniture; nov
ca eaf sisrisiSns nR HisIE az AyasSs saSe AHt ss
ssie sIf0e cEoRaTA aTlns'sR. I'VE. Sw-suitaOle
for any type Of business or ONCE.
oSssEt fssss 3 1sn 4ssnoh.s. AIR. b.stE sTs
s1cF 1sq3 kE' E. nocsto4s nS NE cess With ic apt
above, storerm; l6x2S with rm, in
rear, kit, and toilet: 2nd a.. rms.
sFh1s 81 P'sa sRos Esns sas siII Il St. nc. hoHFs r.
NEW iiH' SHOPPING CENTER. 9. Capitol
st.--One corner store. left. approxi-
with pREYFuss BROS. MA. o5s2,
asoe soss. Bhock A1 S9gt; "a, AVE, x.w.-E1eel- e
rent; rent to right party. Mr..
WFIssBERo. AID. o5si; ewes, 81.
1sss SsO AND N. 7. AVE. N.wa@pe:tr-
suitable for any business Lons
lease if desired. WALLACE B.
SIS NEW York AVE. N.w.-store
or ONCE, 2 stories, approximate
per mo. RAYMOND r. RUPERT,
1017 9TH st. NV. ST. S4S4. "A
AIR COND. STORE-Wilson blvd.
bet. Clarendon and Court House.
Ideal for cleaner, beauty parlor,
small business. Call MR.. BRANT.
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bedroom modern home, nice barn
and garage. also tenant house, stu
ated on knoll overlooking 81 acres
OF lovely rolling land, . all-year-
round streams. Price. S@3 500
Terms. FREEMAN d SHERBURNE
Wanna 10 Il
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WATERFRONT PROP. WANTED
FAMILY with : children would ike
10 rent cottage for 2 weeks near
safe. sandy bathing ares, with all
modern eonvenieneex. near Anna
polls vicinity sH 142o 4
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Buckingham Medical Cent

= ofiices available for young enter.
pristng physicians. Deveiopment
houses over 5000 people. CAL Nh
HrsLE, cH. 5000 for particulers'
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18th ST. NEAR SPRING RD.-2
stores, 1898 it. each. available July
18th; reasonable rent.
1881 7th st. n.w.-Excel. downtown
location, very deep store to garages
in rear; available at once. Act quick
on this one. Call
THOS. D. WALSH. INC.
sIb I1th st. NV, DI. 1857. 5
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SOUND INVESTMENT
8th ST. Sc.

fat commercial, convert present build
Ing 10 q post ONCE, also use the up
stairs for additional income. Only
hurry. Call RE. 07o3 or ia. 7!oi.
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FOR RETIRED
FARMS WANTED
PROPERTY FOR SALE

TO BUY rOULTRY FARM, within
committing distance D. c. Box l5o
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Chstse4tt FAEt ttskss FAafS ass
pAtkuf1s fsf Algt ~ cbt - ~ ftsHs
fssFt FCEi-k sEhNfrH fNNiS TN
sET 1usA / 81 - M 'hil4
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CENTRAL. MOTOR 60
AUTO rRucks EoR Mat

A*nN t4s nlStsss A. gH Ngsf'e
Sl4ht sFrStss srs stNtl ffaft ear
EaIEs al eA5 A3sIsset R4Aht 1904
6raA0ce si DN 1890
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SMALL FARMS
$50 Down. SIS a Month

IS minutes drive out Lee blvd. or
trafic light on Route "s toward
MsnasSas) 4 miles to our big SIGN
on left. SMALL FARMS Open
everv day. u noon 70 pm. Any
TrRllways bus to Manassas passes
us Bring $40 depoSit -Ia
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LOTS FOR RENT

11th ST. NV, nr. Mass. ave-50x
100 to alley; site now being cleared;
ideal for parking lot or other lst-
comm. use. j. GINBERG. RE. 1889.
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TRUCK VALUES
COOP TRUCK BUYS

GMC Tyuck and Coach NV.
s= ~ ~ AH Hr-h Q
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1949-05-05
FRIENDSVILI.E

Rev. w. Z. Wade announced SER
vices for Sunday, May 8th: Blooming
Rose, 9;45 a. M; Hoyes, 11:15 a. M;
Elder Hill, p. M; and Friendsville,
g p. m.
In the evening there will be a
special musical program for Mothers
Day. There will be special numbers
by junior and senior choirs, piano and
organ duets and congregational sing
ing.
WSCS Circle III
Mrs. June Hileman entertained
nine members of Circle III of the w
Sos at her home, April 28th. Mrs.
Margaret Williams conducted. Other
members were Mrs. Bessie Rush,
Mrs. Nellie Wheeler Mrs. Aleta Muir
ply, Mrs. Edna Wright, Mrs. Jenny
Miller. Mrs. Bernadine Friend, Mrs.
Jean Dixon and Mrs. Mae Capel. The
Nav meeting viii be held at the home
OF Mrs Mary V. Glover, May 23rd.
Hcmemakers Service
A special service will be held at the
Grace Lutheran church on Sunday at
1880 p. M, concentrating National
Homemakers Week.
May Day Program
The annual May Day celebration
will be held in the school auditorium,
May 18th at 8:15 p. m.
Piano Recital
A piano and voice recital by stu
dents Of Mrs. Lucille Sines will be pre-
scented in the Methodist Church, Mon
day evening, May 9th, at 8 o'clock.
The public is invited.
Recital Success
The organ recital presented by Mr..
William Sprigg, of Hood College,
Frederick, was considered successful.
Numbers were played on the new
Hammond Organ recently purchased
by the Methodist church members.
Personals
c. E. Black and c. B. Black, Con-
Pa, visited their brother and
sister-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Black, on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Lyle and son,
Paul, spent Sunday at Confluence,
Pa, with Mr.. and Mrs. James Hiles.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daley Groves, Con
nellsville, Pa, spent the weekend
with their mothers, Mrs. w. c.
Groves. and Mrs. Diana Friend. Sun
day guests at the Friend home were
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Friend and
daughter Diana, Of Denbo, Pa; and
Clarence Friend, of Allison, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Dawson, of
Baltimore, spent a few days with Mrs.
Henrietta Lininger.
Nj. and Mrs. c. A. Ffke visited Mr..
and Mrs Asa Fresh, near Cumberland,
last Thursday and Friday.
Mrs. Eta Lininger visited Mrs.
Walter Coddington and Mrs. Matte
Kamp, Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Smith and chill
dren, Of Morgantown, W. Va, were
weekend visitors Of Mr.. and Mrs. o.
w. Fike.
Clarence Friend returned to Chi
cago, ILL.,, Sunday, after visit herd.
His wife and children accompanied
him to Chicago for a visit with her
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cousin, Miss Hazel Schlossnagle.
Mrs. Blanche Wright, Brandonville,
w. Va, visited relatives here Sunday.
Miss Mary Murphy, Robert Schroy-
er, Bill Bruner, accompanied by Miss
Ann Hitchcock, Addison, Pa, were
visiting in Connellsville, Pa, Sunday.
The following ladies were guests at
an electrical demonstration of house
hold appliances at Terra Alta: Mrs.
Paul Friend, Mrs Richard Codding-
ton, Mrs. Harry Guard, Mrs. Martha
Teats, Mrs. Laurence Friend, Mrs.
Ivan HENDERSON, Mrs. Karol Rush,
Mrs. John Williams and Mrs. Jonas
Bittner. The ladies were presented
with gift and were served a lunch.
Mrs. Bertha Fike underwent a
major operation at Memorial hospital,
Cumberland, last week.
Mr.. and Mrs Charley Bell and Mr..
and Mrs. Ralph Fike and children at
tended the Apple Blossom Festival at
Winchester, Va, last Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Wallace and
daughter, Sherry Ellen, West Union,
w. Va, spent a few days here with
the latter's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harvey Friend.
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parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Allen.
Mr.. and Mrs, Claude Selby and son
and Glenn and Dotty Selby, Selbys-
port, were Sunday dinner guests Of
Mn. and Mrs. James Lininger.
Jack Friend, Pittsburgh, Pa, spent
the Weekend with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Laurence Friend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wade Schlossnagle
and Mrs. Mabel McCuen, Allison, Pa.
spent Sunday with their father. W.
W. Savage, and their sister, Mrs. VIII
liam Rose.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Reese, Miss
Ethel Reese and Mrs. Jaco, Union
town, Pa; Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hook
and family, Of Markleysburg, Pa,
were Sunday dinner guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. George Hileman.
Mr.. and Mrs Orval Rush were Sun
day visitors Of Rev. and Mrs. S. E.
Ryan, Brandonville. w. Va.
Ford Schroyer, Washington, D. c.,
visited his uncle and aunt, Mr.. and
Mrs. Orval Schroyer, at Rush, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Bowser, Cove,
are employed at Friends Glover
Farm store, replacing Mrs. Lorene
Bartholomew and Ted Wheeler, who
resigned.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ted Wheeler and sons
were Sunday guests Of the formers
brother. Marshall Wheeler, and fam
lily, at Bluceton, w. Va.
Mrs. Edith Lowdermilkk spent Mon
day night in Accident with her sister,
Mrs. Clayton Speicher.
Mrs. Junior Nieman and daughter
and Mrs. Huey Nieman and daughter.
of Brandonville, W. Va, spent several
days last week with their sister, Mrs
Johnny Mccullough.
Mrs. Helen Fike and sons spent Sat
urday night and Sunday with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Laurence Sell
lers. Cove.
Mrs. Clark Wicklow and children,
Terra Alta, W. Va, spent Sunday
evening with her grandmother, Mrs.
Hattie Casteel.
Mrs. Orval Jenkins and daughter,
Mrs. Harold Fisher, accompanied
Mrs. Margaret Garlick and sons to
Locust Grove near Cumberland last
Tuesday. The Garlicks had been visit
ing here for sometime.
Mrs. w. F. Daley and Mrs. Adair
Daley and daughter Christina are
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visiting in Terra Alta.
Mrs. David Fike and granddaugh-
ter, Patty Selby, spent part of last
week with the formers mother, Mrs.
Ida Fille, Deer Park, who has been ill
for sometime.
George Kymer, Oakland, and John
Devinc spent Sunday in Pittsburgh,
Pa, at a model railroad exhibit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Fike, Of Addi-
son, Pa. visited Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph
Fike, Sunday.
DR.. Milton Tepfer is spending two
weeks in Chicago, ILL.,, on business.
Mrs. Ralph Swauger, Mr.. and Mrs.
Webster Herring and Mrs. Ruby
Rodeheaver motored to Clarksburg,
w. Va. Sunday and attended the re-
burial services for Lieut.. Stanley
Clemens, who was killed during World
War II.
MIR. and Mrs. R. H. Schlossnagle
and daughters spent Sunday in Acct
dent with relatives.
Worley Wright and sons, Reed and
Gary, Of Brandonville, w. Va, spent
Sunday here with relatives.
Rev. and Mrs. w. E. Wade and
daughter Patsy spent the weekend
in Spencer, w. Va. Mrs. keenan,,
mother of Mrs. Wade, returned to her
home after several months visit here.
Mr. and Mrs. Laurence Friend spent
Sunday evening with the latter's
brother-in-law and sister, Mr.. and
Mrs. Byard Liston, Confluence, Pa.
Miss Kate Bannatyne, Elementary
Supervisor, visited the Friendsville
school. Monday
Mrs. J. r. Fike is confined to her
home with illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Glenn and
daughter Bonnie, spent the weekend
with Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Ford, Balti-
more.
A. F. Neil visited his wife at Mt.
Pleasant Sanitarium, Reistertown. on
Sunday Mrs. W. J. Glenn also visited
Mrs. Neil on Friday afternoon.
Weekend guests Of Mrs. T. A. De-
vine were Marjorie, Mary and Bobby
Bacon, Of Pittsburgh, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Friend and
daughter visited Mrs. Minnie Friend
and Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Umbel, at
Sand Spring, ON Sunday.
Mrs. w. II. Haenftling, Accident,
spent Thursday evening with her
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past month with her son Commodore
wakefield and family. She is now at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Wakefield.
Mrs. Joseph Uphold spent Wednes-
day with Mrs. Joseph VanSicllle.
Mrs. Lafayette Uphold and daugh-
ter spent Sunday with Warren Wake
field and family.
Joseph Uphold and Harvey Wake
field spent several days in Pennsyl-
vania last week visiting friends and
relatives.