davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1949-12-26
Buffalo Milk Developed

Egypt reports good success In
developing hundreds Of its ma
tive buffalo as milk producers.
their milk having an average
butter fat content of 8 per cent
much higher than that OF
average western-type cows. 1t Is
claimed.
Evening star., 1949-12-26

Frosted Coin" Star and Pun
ty" and Frosted Lion" are terms
to designate types of sirup pitch
ers in which many collectors OF
American glassware specialize.
Evening star., 1949-12-26

81 reg 7eS to $50 Blouses Of royon crepe.
sheer, cotton botste, ehombroy pque, flonnel
net. Block, white ond postes. Also bright
pIoids. Sizes 30-38 ------------------l.9 80
81 reg. $50 to 798 Hondboss Of oil wool BROOD
cloth Or royon foe Pouch end box styles:
Frome boes. Block, brown, now--------.-Z.0
pluS tax
Evening star., 1949-12-26

SPORTSWEAR-First Floor
n 9o8 2p Knit Dresses Of and cotton bouce with yoke
'front.' gold color belt Navy, toost It blue l2-.-2oo
reg Fomous Make Dresses royon ooborne crepe
ond see Prints and Solids long and short sleeves Classic and novelty
styles Too, grey green, solids Prints toost block no, It. blue
with white Sizes 1910 and IS to 42
II 1913 Wool Jersey Dresses by Famous Maker Onep with
jewel neck button TRIM Sizes 06 red copen blue green
9 reg 6o8 Royon Foe Suit Dresses 2c sleeves 4eore
slit skirt 3buton ocket Block dark brown green Sizes l2-20 4k
l61, 2OR, 3oo
5 90 Wool and Corduroy Suits Checked wool top full corduroy
skirt BY fomous noke Rust and eree red ond black ond
green Sizes e5
30 reg 898 Royon Foe Jumpers with scooped neck self belt
novelty pockets Brown green block sizes Y to S- 3oo
Is reg 1923 898 Corduroy Jumpers One pockets square
slit neckGne Some button books Dark ereen red noTo and oos
Sizes 10 to l8 the
Evening star., 1949-12-26
BETTER SUITS

req $50 $40 AWooI suts-Gobodnes ond shorkskns Dress
Szes 10 to 20 in oron -,-- ----------------S SIT
Evening star., 1949-12-26

PINAFoREs, HoUsEcoATs AND
BRUNCH COATS
a reg 493 to 7sS slightly soiled, mussed or ir-
regulars In cotton pique seersucker, with ric- 90
roc, eyeet trim Wrop ond Upper styles Short
sleeves. Poke dots, prints and solids Novy
black rose grey red green and white oonbno-
tions. Sizes 10 to 20 in the group
Evening star., 1949-12-26
DRESSES-Second Floor

"a reg 1875 1895 Better Dresses ond 2pc boc cockos eos
uo Royon oe tofeo Some o~oos Block and coos
Sizes o5 1918
Evening star., 1949-05-23
Truman Will Address
Highway Farley Here

President Truman will address
the Presidents Highway Safety
Conference June Z in Constitution
Hall as q feature of q three day
meeting here that viii bring 1000
delegates from over the entire
Nation to tackle traffe problems.
1t was announced today.
The conference will be held
June ] TO . with many sessions
being held at the Departmental
Auditorium. Thirteenth street and
Constitution avenue NV.
Mai. Gen. Philip B. Fleming,
Federal Works Administrator. is
general chairman OF the confer
ence.
The conference seeks 10 devise
ways Of cutting down the 81 900
annual traffic death toll as well as
accident injuries.
Governors. mayors. Federal and
State officials interested in usf-
Evening star., 1949-05-23

We Pay Your Hospital,
Your Doctor or Y0Ul
It's your money" and subject
to your orders. You just tell us
where to send your check.
Evening star., 1949-05-23

own plan later. but many Of them
think 1t will have TO include some
changes in the flexible price sup
port program setup by the Aiken
Hope bill of the Republican 80th
Congress.
II the Midwest vote last Noyem-
Der was any guide. that program
wasn't too popular with the farm
ers. Republicans hope they can
stir up some interest in the West
with a meeting OF the Nationa!
Young Republican Federation in
Salt Lake City. June 23-25.
Senator Bridges of New Hamp-
shire has called a meeting for TO-
morrow of New England Republi-
cans in Congress TO plan a regional
conference in Connecticut next
fall.
This conference will discuss
party policy on Internal tional trade
and its attitude toward industrial
problems, as well as localized
issues.
Evening star., 1949-05-23
Democrats Banking
On Brannan Program
To Swing Midwest

National Chairman McGrath
made 1t plain today the Demo-
Gratis are banking heavily on the
Brannan farm subsidy plan TO
help them carry the midwest in
next years election.
We think we have plan that
will appeal TO the farmers and
help solidify the support they gave
our ticket in last November's elec-
ton" Senator McGrath told q
reporter.
He added that a real effort
will be made to sell the farmers
on the program-brought out by
Secretary of Agriculture Bran
nan-beginning with q midwestern
rally In Des MONIES. Iowa. June II
Mr.. Brannan will be on hand at
that time to explain his plan. II
calls for Government loans to sup
port prices on storable crops. such
as wheat. cotton and corn. But it
would let perishable crops sell for
what they can bring on the mar
ket. II prices fell the Government
would pay the farmer a subsidy
amounting to the difference be-
tween what the consumer pays and
what the department figures to be
a fair price to the grower.
Hit by Some Farm Groups.
The idea would be to hold down
prices the housewives have to pay,
but to keep the farmers income
up-a politically attractive plan
If 1t works.
Some critics have said it might
cost taxpayers untold billions and
some of the leading farm organi-
cations have attacked the plan
because they say it involves too
much Government regulation Of
the farmers activities.
But Senator McGrath said he
thinks the farmers themselves will
go for it when 1t is explained fully
to them.
Thirteen States will be repre-
sented at the Des Moines confer
ence. Party workers will be ex-
pected to spread the word in Colo
RADIO, Iowa, Kansas, Minnesota,
Missouri, Nebraska, North Dakota
South Dakota, Oklahoma. Wyo-
ming. Montana, Wisconsin and
Michigan.
Several Of these States will be
backgrounds of Democrats and
Republicans fighting for control
Of Congress in next years cam
paign. Senator McGrath things
that by starting in June the DEM
ocrats will get the jump on their
opponents, VINO tentatively have
scheduled a farm State meeting
for Des Moines next Fall.
G. o. p. May Propose Plan.
The Republicans apparently
haven't agreed on a way to meet
the Brannan porposal. except to
attack 1t on general grounds.
They may come up with their
Evening star., 1949-05-23
Parole Session Elects
D. {. Mon Treasurer
By me Assoeiossd preas

ATLANTIC CITY. N. J.. May
23.-R. Royale Eddy of Trenton
was elected president Of the Middle
Atlantic States Parole Conference
at It's closing session yesterday.
He succeeds F. Murray Benson
of Baltimore.
The group also named Hugh
Rivers OF Washington as treasurer
The organization's name was
changed by the members and
henceforth will be known as the
Middle Atlantic States Conference
of Correction. The change was
made to include prison wardens
and reformatory superintendents
Evening star., 1949-05-23

&c and representative Of private
groups have been invited 30 par
ticipate IN the discussions
Gen. Fleming, who sasc more
than 100 representatives o! -
foreign governments will take
part as observers. viii deliver the
welcoming address He viii in
trocuce Gov. william Preston
Lane. jr. OF Maryland. and Mayor
George ". Welsh Of Grand Rapids,
Mich. vice chairman Of the con-
ference Rudolph r. King regis
trar OF motor vehicles for MasSa-
ehusettS. as executive director Of
the conference, will speak.
Evening star., 1949-05-23

o. COMMENCEMENT exercises ~ tes
National Academy O. Evnaccas:
anE o.; noon Frs1sv IN The nsrixe
hal o. Francis Axeary CAurc h
Sixteenth and Lamont sirret " "
Eight District residents all ~
among - receiving diplomas trog
Miss Alice Keith. president Tfaea
are Thomas koQseAA Louis "a
Vagne Jesse Wilson. STANLEY SAAs
John Parksr, Joseph Thr.sn w.
liam Greene and william Peter,
son.
Owner of q radio Sataor o.
Evening star., 1949-05-23
1st Division Dinner Set

The annual dinner Of the lst
Infantry Division Society-cele-
brating the 3lst anniversary Of the
Battle of Cantigny and the fifth
anniversary of the Omaha Beach
victory-will be held at 8 p.m.i
Saturday. June 4. at the Hotel
2400.
Evening star., 1949-05-23

H,5l6 persons are being rushed
to hospitals today. This year
l out of 9 persons in the US.
will be hospitalized. That means
l person out of your family or
your neighbor's is due to become
a hospital case within the next
year. And 500 of those cases
will require surgery. More than
Is, ,0o0, 900 smart persons have
already taken out some form of
hospital plan.
Evening star., 1949-05-23

Ms-r1g wgw NJ ckes.sk4 wal
c&w42ss S'aAs 3 RAeso Esmraetr.
kxgcxl5 .! HIS Ezsa yasxses
Evening star., 1949-05-23
Academy Of Broadeasiins
Graduates 10 Hear 0'konski
ADVERTISEMENT.

Representative OKonSki. Re-
publican. of Wisconsin. will speak
Evening star., 1949-05-23
No Rate Raises

Rate you start with is one you
keep. No raises or assessments
on any policy. Even if you start
at the 75c children's rate, it does
not increase when you become
al, adult, as long as you stay on
your original policy. You are
still entitled to your 100 days a
year. Surgical Fees, Operating
Room. Anesthetic and other
extras.
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Srau 9. g., ..

9ie l1nrait, beitanoige gile uno
tpa9lenoe 8egieroe nod mebr @el6
uno gergniigen lit 10 re6t cine Sig.
natur nnierer nabfrieslihen Menib.
belt. Cine Der Saupturiaben lit Der
Wtangel on &elision uno MoraI.
~Oas 2aiter treibt Sen MenI9en bin
uno Der uno laBt ibm feline Mube. Z"
8emiB trdgt aud piel ba5u BEL Die
Wfetbooe l,nierer mooernen grtperbs.
totigfeiten lnb Die INNER groBere
S6nelltgfeit l,nieres StraBenber.
febrs, Die ununterbrodene &ette BON
Acknowledgment, Die Gag uno 0a6t
l,nieren Gertebr in 5ta6t uno 2an6
nniider MAIDEN. Gin iebr be5eibnen.
Des Stimmungsbilo aus elmer @roB.
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Mns ift's nit Der 3nfrieoenbeit,
@eideibenbeit nno M1Bigfeit
Ser nlten 3eit 0 iertnt,
. qnae 1nMtatio reran1l
: q. 8, Ore.

Sbre Mnfrage beant1portet iebr
treffeno @eb. @aIpb @ofman, C.P.,
I'm Sign: .Sn Botsonn bot i,nier
gegentpartiger Br1iioent feline Inter.
idrift 1inter eitten 8ertrog geiest,
ourd tpelhen 5tp0lf Bis fiinfaebn Mil-
Iionen OPS (Displaceo 8erions; !;
ooer beiier geiagt, .@rpeaees") aus
ibrer Seimat getpaltiam bertrieben
lpiroen. Ser alrtifel XIII bes
Botsoamer Mbfommens Iautet mort.
lid: ,Sroerlp 9ransfer Of Ger
man population. SnfoIge bieies ir-
ternationalen 8eihIuiies ipuroen Mil.
lionen Deutife, Die ieit sSabrbun6er-
ten in Bolen, TIdebo -SIo,pafieit i,no
llngarn getpobnt batten, tpie Biebber-
oen in oeutide 8eairfe beriagt, mo
Sic ourd ben arieg oerarnte Beb0l-
ferlng ielbit niht imitanoe ,par, fih
ielbIt ait nabren uno gu fleioen. Go
gar Die SsSli6en, emit 6as berfolgte
8olf guropas, bat Die @olle bes Ser
folgers iibernommen, inbem 100000
@raber, Wdnner, Sralen unb &in.
Der, aus ibrer angeltammten Seimat
pertrieben. Dieie Bertriebenen iino
se5tpungen, in Soblen au tpobnen l,nb
fino aaem @ino nno Wetter ausge-
iest. nno mas bas Beonuernstperte-
ite lit: 8ir ltno anoere bodgefittete,
bod5ibiliiierte uto neltberbeHernbe
0ationen finben nidt MIR fein @ort
oes 8ioeripruds, ionoern belfen nod
ben 8erfolgern. Mit fdonen Barten
ltno Winionen bon Dollar f0nnen 6ie-
lie llngliidli6en ni6t gerettet nerben.
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tend, befommt Elm Mngebot bon elmer
@iertelmillion Dollar. Dob lebnt er
ab uno idneioet iid lieber cine trof.
fene Sdeibe 8rot bonn 2aibi Man
ldiittelt Den 4opf. 8inien on Der
Cube, eine 4utoitunbe bon Sambnrg
entfernt, lit ein gerubiames 8reis'
itGotden. SIN Mittelplutft aller @e.
lprdde itebt Der Na1ne 8ernbaro
8obbe, iiber bieIen 43idbrigen Wann
bat iid oos Jiillborn oes @liides er.
goiien, ieit er nod 3ebnmonatigen
8eriuhen uno 30iabriger &aoiobe.
ieiienbeit nit einem &leinItempfan-
ger an sic Seffentlidfeit trat, Der
BEL ieiner @roBe bon II gu s 5u z
3entimeter in elmer Soientai6e 8lat
bat. England, Mmerifa, anitralien,
sic Shlpet5, 4anaoa, ia iogar SIT
bien baben mir groBe Sabrifen our
SerienberiteIlung meines slpparates
angeboten," er51blt @obbe, unb lei.
ne Stimme flinst 10 gleidmiitig, als
oh er bonn @etter iprade. n4ber ib
min meoer Dollars, 8fu1oe, nod
Sranfen, ionbern ebrlide oelltide
Marf, benn 9euti idlano ion Nusnie-
Der meiner grfinoung iein." 8obbe
lit ebrlid genug ein5ugeiteben bob
er auf Sen @rfabrlngen nit oent ame.
rifanil6en 2iliput 8atterieempfdn-
ger tpeiter fonltruierte, bod gelang es
ibm, Ben Mansel oieles @erates, oas
nur fir Sen @ort- unb ttidt au6 fir
ben Wuiifempfang geeignet lit, aus.
5umer5en. Ser r8obbe II, elm tehni.
ides 8unoerperf, ldBt aur5. unb
MISUNDERSTANDING bon 40 Senoern
bel reiniter alarbeit uno Srennlbar-
fe 5ll. Oeit oieiem @erat .per0en Der
&aoioinolitrie gang neue, reoolutio-
nare 8ege getpieien. uOieler appa.
rat bier lit nur Der 4nfang," meint
@obbe lno 5eigt auf bas fleine &dit-
den auf Dem primitipen 9iidentiid,
Dos es Bis iebt nur in oieiem einaigen
grenplar gibt. Ser tpunoe 8unft
oes gan5en &aoioempfanges iitb Die
&obren. Sic perurladen oie meiiten
Soften uno oen sroBten Merger, nnb
oes6alb brittle id iiber oas BrobIem
mad, ipie man auf tie ganalid Der.
5ibten fann. 8isber bin i1 nit mel.
men 8eriu6en in oieier Siniidt redt
5lfrieoen. 8abrideinltd oauert es
nidt mebr lanse, biz ser ,@obbe II
obne &obren fertiggeiteat iit."
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- 81. s., SG. =

gs 1puroe an oieier Stelle bereits
friiber ouf bic Satia6e aufmerflant
gema6t, Bob beionoers 5u anfang
oes persongenen Sabrbunoerts oas
baDeriid)e &onigsbaus sic fatboliide
Stride in slmerifa nit nambaften
8eloiummen unteritiiste, namentlid
our6 8riinoung BON &irhen unb
&loitern i'm Staate 8iseoniin. Iu6
fatbolii6e Sereine in 8apern, DETER
reid unb Sranfrei6 iammelten @elo.
betrage 5ur llnteritiisung ser iunsen
Stride in oen Ser. Staten. 60 tpur.
oen Inn Die Sabre 1888 uno 1928
bon oieien Sereinen $7,000,O00 Dem
0tiiiionsmerf in Imerifa 5ugeipanot.
3uoem puroe /. S. 1922 oas 8erf
Der @laubensberbreitung in 2Don in
5ranfreid segriinoet, ioipie bie 2eo-
poloinenitiftung i. 5. 1924 in SeIter.
reid uno Der 2ubtpig Miiiionsberein
in 8aDern /. S. 1888. Die gincinna-
tier gr5oio5eie 1uuroe 5tpiiben Ben
Sabren 1923 llno 1869 BON beridie-
oenen europaiiden Miiiionsbereinen
nit $11, ,569 beldenft rrno Die gra-
oiooeie Santa Sc erbielt biz gum Sab
re 1918 $206,t14. @s lit baber re6t
nno billig, oaB aur 3eit Die fatbo-
liiden 8iidofe rno fatboliid)e Ser
eine in Imerifa oie our6 oen ners
beerenoen &rieg arg seidaoigten Sea.
tbolifen Deutidlanbs als elm 3eiden
Der Danfbarfeit 1tad) &rdften n,,ter,
itiisen.
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MuAkMnN
gpn grpf. s. M. 0abreu,
Ne6aftenr 6es ,8aiienfrennb'
: &prreiponbens eripiinidt! :

9ie orei5ebniGbrige Warianna
S6meiser, (22) Sitoorf am Mein,
bel Oiiiieloorf, 8ingltraBe 5S, 8ritiib
3one, Germany, idreibt: r2ieber
,Sbio- -@aiienfreuno'l Sd belize Ma-
rianna Sdpeiger uno bin orei5ebn
Sabre alt. Sd beiltde oie fatbo-
hide Sdule in Sitoorf uno mod
te nit elmer gleihaltrigen amerifa-
nerin in 9riefpehlel treten, 5tpeds
8eiterbiloung in Ser engliiden Spra-
de" - @ir periprehen ltns ntdt
all5u biel bon einem dbnli6en Sc.
JUDI, ba bie meiiten ameritaniiden
MGoben eleiden Ilters faum Seltid
perIteben, obgleid lie bon Oeutihen
Gltern abitammen.
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Ser soS neg ebemolioen h;nesi
ifen afini5ternr15i6entpn aou yTpnn.
siio,,o. Ser ann @othoIisigmus ;ibep.
trot unb i'm csonuor ,,nfer bem On.
iternamen 9ierreygsle5tin oIs wene.
oiftinerabt i'm SITTER pon - csohren
in Briidoe (sgeIoien) itorb. ruft hie
Erinner,,no on sic ieItiome opiStpsop.
IfihtIihe GntmifI,,no Sipies mon,ps
|padh Ser in ieiner ,,noIiidIid,en Seis
mot emit cine be6e,,t,inosnoIIe MoIIe
aejpieIt bottle. bis i'm 6ie @uo6e @ot.
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Us ..s':a.'s.. :. SVI'.u pnaa'l eyle'
gat; eaIL a.p t'' o'Dellsn ., ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
.,up. .saaaso D:n puLte'' ~. onn e1oeS ms9'e-
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,ws os,so.ll',!e.,.oi'e. .,as 4oot Su.nl ahple
""g D e'''p1lhs ta 100 o.e gi.eller'oe'pe.
ea sse9 oom oer polllnpen Sah!-
s.s uapa en! slnes =. YeIanelen, auBea1a.nl'
r f'e.Ss D.'esilelplu!!oenieh lhs alol1et
poa.s ~. SGn sa @lenssSl'ung ~. ~ lelne!1 Se-
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.. g., ga.

SelblperTtdnolid) oeroient 6ieler
einfade, beideioene oeuti6e @rfinoer
Der Belt befannt rno iein Same Der
geadmelt iiberliefert gu tperoen. Ser
8eriht iiber ben grfinoer lautet eben.
10 niihtern uno obne oen geringIten
erfinoeritol5 ,pie folet: @s flinst 1pie
elm War6en: elm Mann, in 5tpei
ipin5isen 8dumen bauieno, iid nit
Haoioreparature1 iiber @aiier bal.
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Itaot entbaIten na6itebenoe gerie;

gebeIoiiiter, 2ihtgeflader
Diinngef1ter @lnslaternen.
8imnelbobe anaoerlarben.
Shlubtenonnfle StraBenfernen.
Stanf nno Gauh aus ben &aminen.
@leftri3it1tsgefunfel
@rellgeleiie Der Heflame.
9rabtgetpirr am Simmels6nnfel.
Gampfse8iid uno grelle Bfiffe.
8abnboftrubel: @rtrablatter,
Eaihenoiebe, 9oliaiiten,
8auernfanger, 8flaitertreter.
&doerralieln, Sufgeflapper.
Aeh5en fdmerer @agenlaiten.
Srambubnrollen, Menidenbaiten.
2umpen = alIerne'Ite Mooe;
@ummildube, &rempelboie.
Dipbtberitis, Snfluen3a,
Sppbus uno Suberfuloie
Centrum ser &l,lturenttpidIune!
2euhte Der Sntelligen5en!
@ott lei Sob, baB iiber allem
Ho6 Die alten Sterne gIdn5en!
Noh be5ei6nenber iino oie folgen.
0en u3ei4en 1tnierer 3eit":
8 @ott, mo- ion bas nod binaus
Sn oieier @elt bon Saus ,lno 8raus
Die @elt miro immer anIpruhsboner,
Die 2ebensbebe INNER toller::
&ein Sabr3eug lit mebr idnen genls,
aein 2tdt lit iebt mebr ben genug,
&ein &tnmel lit mebr blau genug,
aein Sberlod Solmes nebr hlnll
genlig,
&ein @arenbaus nebr brett genug,
&ein 3an3Ier mebr geideit genug,
&ein SerrI6er lit mebr itilmm genug,
Gein hummer Muglllt oumm geriig,
&ein &ino mebr aufgefldrt genng,
&ein Wdoben mebr gelebrt senug,
&ein Bflaiter tit mebr fein genug,
&ein 9amenltiefel fletn genug,
&ein 9amenbut mebr groB geriig
llno feline Sansmaio BLOB gentg,
aein Weoium lit ner5iidt genlg,
aein Spernperf berriidt gen,lg.
&ein Drama lit mebr id)0n genug,
&ein Sdtuanf mebr lit obi5on genug,
&ein @b'brud) ifanbal0s geni.g,
&ein Mor6pro5eB monitros gen,.g,
&ein Maiti6tpein lit mebr felt genlg,
Rein Dienitmdoden aorett genig,
&ein 2otpe mebr breliiert genug,
&ein Sering mariniert genug,
aein &e6ner mebr bereot genug,
&ein S9nurrbart mebr georebt
genug,
Rein 9iinltler nebr genial genug,
aein Staat mebr io5ial genug,
4ein 8ibblatt antiilant genug,
&ein &aufmann mebr fo,ilnnt genug.
&ein 8ier uno Seft mebr falt eenug,
l1nb feline Srube alt genlig,
&ein @ras uno 2amb mebr grim
get1ug,
llno fein artiit mebr fiibn genug,
aein 8i6ter mebr gereht genug,
&ein Dealer mebr malt bunt genug,
&ein Ir5t mebr ma6t geiuno genug,
&ein 8eutel mebr lit bon genug,
&ein SrobgenlB mebr ton genug
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-03-26

aber 5eigt ,peiter, BOB Dem Orben 6es
FL. Beneoift audi beute nod nn6 bei.
te erit re6t cine aufgabe auitebt, tDie
emit sur 3eit, oa er entiheioeno arf
Die abenoldnoiife gnttpidli,ng einge-
ipirft bat.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1949-11-10
KeedysvilIe News

The election of officers highlight-
ed the November meeting of the
Mite Society of st. Peters Lutheran
Church, with the following results:
President, Mrs. Bernie Smith;
vice-president, Mrs. Harry Rems-
burg; secretary, Mrs. Frances KEEP
Ter; assistant, Mrs. Glenn Norris;
treasurer, Mrs. Harry Shank; as
sistant, Mrs. Raymond Lowe; pianst,
Mrs. A. H. Snively; assistant, Mrs.
Sabina Baker.
The meeting was held at the home
of Mrs. Howard Remsburg, with Mrs.
Emma Green as assistant hostess.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1949-11-10
Smithsburg News

A cancer exhibit was displayed at
Smithsburg High School from Oc-
tober q through Wednesday, No
vember 2, under the sponsorship of
the 1OA biology class which is study
ing cancer. Ralph N. Rohrbaugh
supervised the exhibit which was
brought to the school by Mrs. Cath
crime Overington, executive secre-
tary of the Washington County Chap
ter of the American Cancer So
ciety.
The committee responsible for Sc
curing the exhibit included: Sara
Warrenfeltz and John Martin, chair
men; Maxine Seibert, Donald Riden-
our, Marlene Larrabee, Dorothy
Wolfe, Lorene Wise, Lois Schwinger,
Donald beoflrh, ifhR msion ewad
Joan Sanders, Dolores Gift, Claire
Potts, Jackie mclaughlin, George
Kelbaugh and Mrs. Charlotte Mann,
school librarian.
Harry R. Poole, principal of the
school, spoke to the student body
on the Importance of detecting can
Ger in its early stages, and also point
ed out the educational value of the
exhibit.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1949-11-10

The leader, Mrs. Sabina Baker, play
ed the prelude.
Thanksgiving" was the top, and
the Scripture lesson was read by Mrs.
Remsburg, and Mrs. John Flock led
in prayer. The following readings
were then given: "Be Thankful"
Mrs. Raymond Lowe; Let Our Pray
er Be More Than Thanks" Mrs.
Ross CAN'T; Thanksgiving Day."
Mrs. Green.
1t was decided to hold food sale
at E. Roy Lines store on November
10, and it was also decided that the
annual Christmas party will be held
on the second Tuesday in Deem
Der at the home of Mrs. Lester Hines.
Mrs. Grace Fleming and Miss Su-
sic Athey spent the week end in
Philadelphia with Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Fleming
Mr.. and Mrs Robert Hammond
and family, and Mr. and Mrs. Jar
nigan, of Chevy Chase, were Sunday
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Roscoe Ham
m0nd.
Mrs. Elizabeth Shank, deputy
grand lecturer, made her official
visit to Olive Branch Chapter, Or
der of the Eastern Star, on Friday
evening.
The officers presented a ceremony,
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1949-11-10
Leitersburg News

Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Smith, form
erly, residents of Leitersburg, and
now living in Cascade, are announc-
ing the arrival of baby son at the
Waynesboro Hospital on November