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MOTOR TRANEl.

GIRL. leavtng oou; May for Seattle
Take one girl 20 share expenses. REF
exchanged Chestnut $3.50. -.
KY DERBY vacation trip Maa with
40 car can take your party. WI
1895 90
WANTED-FoaT passengers 10 share
expenses TO CHICAGO via Pittsburgh
and Toledo: late model sedan; leave
TUeSdsy morning IA tOII
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-05-02

For 4 new Iow-ccst IRE alarm kys-
tenn. 70 be q nationally advertised
product Every home. hotel ana smal
business q prospect. Party selected
win appoint dealers and carry the
necessary amount Of stock. ecx
S33-B. star. 8
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-05-02

CHAIR GAMING, furniture repair,
refniShink and Upao,steFing. Cal
co 300 =
SLIP COVERS and draperies made
fro& customers own material. Call
no SAGa -
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BUSINESS SERVICES

LKAKN TO DkIyE With pgotexs.ona a
Instructors ARCADE DRIVING
SCHOOL, AD 6340
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-05-02

II ROOMS-3 BATHS
Oil heat; 5-yr. lease; rent. 500: inc D..
$3.50; nr. Dupont Circle; nicely fur
nished; real home and money
maker: only 81 300 down. Call ST,
31Ji.
c. J. YOUNG, BROKER
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-05-02

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4=sesAsS s2ssSxfs Fw@E sssA 49,
t4r+ MAsxss So %sAs ssss4 -
80 gls@ sE& Ks @S kMEk u
xMsss wssT&f Ss&A ssEas "a kAs
psHh &Ba ss&Gss tss sssA So
-. g. vsfs x-sss EsN x@ CIV.
%Ta f&z 3S1H= s~kse FasA Fs&ss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-05-02
Pan American World Anyways
ATLANTIC DIVISION.
STEWARDESS VACANCIES.

Basic qualifications are:
i. Citizen of United States, capable
Of obtaining passport.
g.. H. s. graduate q years Of COLLEGE
8. Age, 21-26 inclusive.
4, Weight, 100-130 lbs.
5. Height, 5'2" to scr.
6. Single (not widowed or divorced
I. Speak and understand converse
tionally foreisn LANGUAGE, namely
French. Germsh, Czech, Slovak or
Portuguese.
q. Character references.
o. Satisfactory completion OF COM
pany physical and psychological ex-
animation.
10. Willing to accept overseas assign
ment.
For details and interview. telephone
MIR. DAVIDSON at RE. 300. be-
tween 1O-4 I'M .
Woodward g. Lothrop
Has immediate openings for full-time
saleswomen: no exper. nee: 5-day,
40-hour week. Apply employment
ONCE 9th floor, main BLDG, $50 70
6 daily. =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-05-02

MlScfllANEouS eoA akttT
Air COxpSrIUNEa.s s@a sa3 80
pet Mse or 1&As ~s%
nf1InOggM MFfM 0RtMAy02 20
exgsssae aYA6e asa ea<sF GfswsA
r~As rssMas Pee1s sfEes . -
AZ kx*ka 80
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-05-02
BUILDING MATERIALS

ri sa8I ssAsrsr ii as vi ss&s.
r. L. WATKINS CO.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-05-02
Highest Offer Today

Gets this grocery meat market, with
3-rm. living quarters. located IN
nearby Va. All equipment. inelud--
ing walk-in box, g. meat case and
frozen food case, l year old; rent,
500 per mo. including liy, quar-
tiers. heat and water; lease yrs;
ABc license; 900 cash Will han
die, owner has other business IN
Florida. Shown by appt. only. Call
Mr.. Brown, YEONAS REALTY, $500
Wilson blvd. Arlington. Gil. 2lo0,
OK. l243 j
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-05-02

Restaurant-9-Yr. Lease
Rent. St75; inc. quoted, $500 wk
and better; stainless steel eauipt.,
deep freeZers: income could De
greatly increased; only $4,000 down
c. j. YOUNG, BROKER
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-05-02

PRACTICAL NURSE desires cases. or
position in doctors once tn. 4324.
NOTICE MORTICIANS
Lady assistant, with years of expert
ence. wishes position in funeral
home. College education. neat ap-
pearance; qualified 70; assume al
embalming. Write Box $50. Star
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-05-02
VOTING LADY

To learn payroll Installation service
work. After proper training she will
be required to call on and make
periodic inspections. for customers
who have adopted the Shaw-WalESS
payroll system Must be neat, single
and not over 80 yrs. old. Perm. po-
sition with good salary. Some knowl-
edge OF payroll work essential. Ap-
ply SHAW-WALKER CO., phone D1.
slr "a Gr lnnaS Il
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-05-02
YOUNG WOMEN

Interested in teaching. supervisins,
interviewing, with opportunity to
become branch managers. ARTHUR
MURRAY expansion program has
made opportunity for high-caliber
personnel, 2 years college educa-
ton preferred. but not essential.
Previous experience not necessary.
Apply in person, go pm. See Miss
Terrell. Do not phone. 1106 Conn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-05-02
029 Vermont ave. !

Outstanding Jewelry
jewelry-An unusual line.
and misc. business; we'll estao
rent cheap. Heart illness makes 1t
necessary to sell at once; priced low
for quick sale. Box 1881. Star. A.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-05-02
POULTRY AND EGGS

WAX ON raslTs IS nN essass
ane st .assgnSs wa Mei 4stAsg sssA
ffAi< p AkateH 4ftHA -
JANIS tffu sT0RA ais X 81 So,
K'eAkry . 20 trxah haks ghft a..
tufkrNs ppaH7y sNeF4iss M sssssf,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-05-02
Beauty Parlor Opportunity

Entire second floor OF 62l Conn. ave
ate occupancy. Approx 500 So IT.
No business TO buy. Start brand
new. Front window display Ee-
yator service Ask for Clarence on
premises or call ST. roo. JAMES L
DIXON A. co 3
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-05-02
DRIVEN BAR

And rsx.Gurxr: III Ma fen blocks
ever .. c line. Well knoyn MuaeF =
maker Nicely equipped S~Als $50.
Paved parking lot, about 81 carr
On ana Of sale whisky lacaaC1ns
OUTSIDE bar eGrh service and stand
up bar Opens 3 Pm. + DAYS Ees,
season inst starting Low yezt s.
year lease Law cserhs&G. Price
only So 500 uaas Etogk Terms
Si2,Ss,4 cash aag monthly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-05-02

ssIE OF : AfRDAiEs. pfissf flshi
raised @Ith ehtiaFsH WEBfft# 40
KENNEL wi aaats %
COOKERS tas pgpRiss sna esssf
eekk Feas stna s&FF4ass bsNa
Anth 20 As NJ ksas A=ss
fkEks~A Az bnBsaas sTsfsA& FL
gyszr9ssk enN nature &aEf4 9F&a
snn $3.50 rtxhsg Fss vi SBs4
arkMss sHfrH1Rb rurrtaa. tistA
b. Eharng5 ~ upfa Of DsfHssiA
Aa(tAEp KEshktA, fsslatsTse, Pa
atSs4a
RoxER strrlss. Axe res pssss
ard female fhsm nssn esaAa ianst.
9ao chsasPssks ave 81. apfE Ma.
"a
kfErsaKg hENsEIs swsgs snsaity
COS ksft taf batns sewRs NseHs ~
VETS tssaaBasls Etssss. enxs ssiss
ss2E g.
wANFED. ENNeEn rAnn, wishta -
has Of z4$A asia 81 es f@f
aaast nssAisH psssss doe. ssEttms
NNfF ~@I
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-05-02

Will share once In best section Of
Sc with reliable builder OF cor
tractor. Have ample once space
efficient help, gOoG parking facilities
In business here since 1888 CAL
c D Mgrphy, RsaItor. AT s..:237.
Pr 1911 i4ai 25th st Sc -
This Is Your Opportunity
and poultry market: estah-
lished business. car be purchased
upon very reasonable terms the
complete setup will be turned over
TO the buyer; broker and wholesale
contacts included long lease and
very reasonable rent. carry-ous shop
can be carried on tn conjunction
with this business: this business
must De sold, For furtheF intorma-
tim call
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-05-02
COOKERS

Tns tissneaa sBd hssAhisst paps @s
ever hAa Axe
TOY MAECHESTERS
HIaek are tsa gst tsgfists
SILVER SPRING 0625
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-05-02
Millinery SaleSWoman

WIIIIIICI odICoWU1IIaf1
no to 40 yrs. Of age. must be rx-
perienced. one who will show en-
fhusiasm and take interes: in dept.
and think Of the future; permanent
position to right person; excellent
salary, plus commission; 40-hr.
week pleasant working conditions,
Apply personnel ONCE, SEARS ROE
BUCK a. CO.. Wis. ave. at Abe
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-05-02


GARDENS riowfn and assesd- stss-
teedlna tree estimates Cal vi
COW MANURE. ~.u re,isa /. So rsr
-, Hst ss.s. !" I I'll s"'R e. ;sss
LANDSCAPE GARDENERS lssnA
tsp segi nHf sFis sfask tFimas(Hs.
/ kpTaytns. lswns relied, sfsdlRs tfss
81 .sa s Ss'.f III i 1.ItS'S' b. X
nlKp sAras, esarh.. sfna. snkss.
So ss'a .a., sS5ea 'si a,t,r,tsaKsa fFg s's
NJ Va s' AZ. 80 n @.9t ;"
ToFsoiI,--Ners sees rtsh tepssI iss
iasns Ane sftenhatssss sstJ ftaAs
onssss Csh ~ tI.4a. 3.
TOr son, tiI piKf ssna M.
b. ssfd 'ea q aasa .lse s"sd!as.
mofo.rr, osRprs fsAcros. eose-
piele wab sK,Ea sst dissias ttnsar
saesL eana save etsF 300 on nps
pfsta Cal WI slss San IsaEh "a
tIs6sT0sF wALAs, ssfTsse&. srss
places, reek sara.hs Dan soeaa,
. ..ss. y s. ssii, zee. sts. 'ss.Eev
cto, r. hs5nsfs isns, hsssvllss.
kOI0TtttfM asisa snd ssFffse,
HssaslhaheT ssIn.t retsTr Aiaef.
C'hofsmsstss spq Jacques trssters,
t tss.t st'' sor tsss o 's sa .eSs.
s@00 iysf hss.. All Va
STRAWBERRY PLANS. Start ever
bearing SEM. plenty sf berries this
yssf W Der hussfea eFspsss 81
o. hers ns4 sxsfhsArtnS - ~ PEI
hahdfsa tOHh EuRtSoFf. Gales
II Lie Nd u y n Ne . Hes y.
s4sfr sBylnE. Nc Gao akhsan. M.
sIowtRs -cfssesAs Phlst. ssh.s pet.
Fnisls pBpptss pFimrass ps astFA
else slrawbs.ry sra fssFesitt Basst',
RFu NJ Bns n at!Sss aRtlna.
No Cas- Ashiap ma J asta
IssF MoWEH UhisFtksl tsps wA
wafk en AnF farm tractef aaHekt
pep ssfiaes raiYnfsp1k
/ fARM ssntes "a - n'is' fToa
Lssps s s.fiso sssstc., .easis..
i sraalns ana pruning. sna sss ts.r.
SOIL delivered Ash operator t"s
GARDEN TRACTOR ~ Power ara
1 hand iawnFnapsfs, nee and assdI
/ ssftiiisskk seed and lime
nsts, saddle, hssasst hFlaisa, ssiils
htsnRsts show haltsrs poultry
+ saatptHspt and remedies MA
LoNYYs. rNc sisa usossis ave.
silver spFins M $3.50 -
! TREES REMOVED
( Prompt sns ssrsisnt ssgyiss falls ss.
kuTsd Esu FIRED AL1Fk After I
pw NO &@ap -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-05-02
Z 7 --rFFFFVF AE14s- WN1- WITH
BOB HOLLANDER
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Exclusive Broker. I4I1 Pa Ave. y v
Ma aTS2 or GF 5Saa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-05-02
RING. HOUSE MANSION

- rms. 6 baths: beautiful stone
ssoh' tdes Y for pio onnp Ms osssn,,sifan
or club: Sf5ae0: furniture. prop
erty and business handles. Call Mr.
YOUNG. ST 5157.
c. J. YOUNG, BROKER
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-05-02
HARRY JUSTINE

RING. HOUSE MANSION
% rms. : baths: rent, S35n; ire.
quoted. 81 100: rms. only. apt. iIr
owner. Scar gar. newly dec aud
painted expensive turn mr. Du-
pont Circle: onlS - 900 req. Call
Mr.. Yoans. ST $751;
c. J. YOUNG. BROKER
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-05-02
CT,ERK-TYPIST
r.ERK-TYPIST

Are 20 to 80. The Evening Star has
an opening in the classified advertis-
ing department. An opportunity Tor
an accurate typist with good tele,
phone voice who is capable and
would enjoy rendering service to Gus
TONERS by telephone. 5-day, 4O-hour
week. If interested apply personnel
once. Room 5O4
THE EVENING STAR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-05-02
DISTRIBUTOR

WANT BOOMING HOUSE BUSINESS
from pvt. party, Mt. Pleasant OF
UnnN :. - ear TIA Q4S4 -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-05-02
GENERAL, OFFICE

OEN EHHL OF Z IOC
Permanent positions for credit clerk,
cashier and reference clerk; expe-
rience is not nee: must be typist;
good salary. pleasant working con-
ditions and company Dement'S: Apply
BERG JEWELRY, 1904 F st NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-05-02
CLERICAL WORKER

CLERICAL WORKER
Age 20-25: high school graduate; no
typing required: must be able to
pass physical examination: perma-
nent position with planned advance
ments: 5-day, 40-hour week: ex-
celient working conditions Apply
personnel ONCE, Room 5o4, Star
Building.
THE EVENING STAR
ALA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-05-02

Commencing $40 am. continuing
until late afternoon. New. high-
grade living room groups. sectional
form rockers; new lined soak dininE
group with chairs covered in Duran.
new double dressers. cedar chest,
ceilsrettex. magazine racks. tables.
fall-front desk. kitchen cabinets and
ers, chests OF drawers. twin and
double beds. springs. sterilixed mat
tressex. cribs. 6rspertss and other
personal effects, Trucks. automobile.
sheet metal tools, ladders and auto
r ,sp,lss ,,ssisn sauiemess = an
furn-, some slightly used. from stof-
age Also byAnd-new bedFm.. 4v
rm and tr. din. rma from UNCLAIMED
freisht and factory door samples. etc
BLDG. 4tsa New York ave nv.
daily. 1913: Sat. till 4. RE 43ia,
FURNITURE--Yoar old living room
furniture made like new as years
experience. including material sofa
anfeed, LA FRANCE UPHOr.SIER-
ING Co. 2sos 18th 81. NV. co
FuRNITuRE-Lounse chair. bureau.
lTsakfsst suite, rug. dresser. pI.
FURNiTuRE--save IN to se@ on
brand-new bedroom. dining room
living room suites. tables. lamps.
rugs. desks, summer furniture. etc.
Lowest prices on snner-sprtns mat
sresses. box springs. studio eoucnss.
sofa beds. roEiaway beds HOWARD
Q. Held. Sk5s Ga. ave. nv RA
ealtl, Terms, Open sves. tn ..
FURNITURE--Chsst Of drawers GE
refrigeratpr. piano bench. maple high
chair. telephone set. Georgia 1915.
FuRNITUkE~-Livtnr reom, bedroom.
miscsi Gail wo, $500. Ext 80
No. SUNDAY between i9 and q.
weekdays after A:J0 ---5
FURNITURE Brexkfronf ereoenxa
desk. mahoasny. orig east s445
lovely eoncitien- SifsA- HENRY n.
15.3 -Ih 81 nv MI aA4k. Open
rTRNiTnRE Of s-rn. aoase. le-pe.
din. set. $50. J-pe ttv. rm. salses
SIS: 5-pc -necrna. suite. $50 wash
Ina machine, drApes. rags misc
furnishinss. 9i3 Webster Is. III.
rfnIaSSffTrfisniaE---~sho~reom samoses
cur specially. Be6rms nv. fn-. efn
rm. suites; desks. tables. misc In
srertaos and nonpayfsnr a1xaseE
Ia-a Pm DAWSON KuNNrITEKI
CO. f454 p. ave. So IL. S-4ss3.
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DOGS, PETS, nc.

omit ana ssssssnt ssFyiss fails IN.
ufsd Can FIRED ALLEN After I
nm &f1 ganN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-05-02

cook. white, for family of adults,
other help; country place in sum-
mer; personal references REQUIRED,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-05-02

~ Af-' la "~esss. SSNa va - -
rfANOs~-H~sers sou buy any piano
new or ustd. be sure aud ttSas eSf
store We can sare yco real maoass
on nationally s6ysrsises xtsfa1s re
makes. Cash CT terms THE PIANO
MART, iols Sth VI. n.s, sssrf.ns
PIANO --- Ersnd-nsw Lester Eetss
Ross planes, SEQ Hsp0sat. NIN
monthly ST. a3ea. PIANO MART
I015 Sfh At, ms -s
PIANOS for rent nj spee3ss lev susas
appiles %, purchase yrses 90 Z
decide TO 1sy Ia The fail KIT v
PIANO. brand -nss concsse spanes.
ysry attractive msn9x. Nntsa- rFas
vasae as @ae5; SIS casa SIC ne.
KITS 1880 q rs. n.N
YTAN0. heaafIssaI wariisser xpsnss !.
esx pssr out Ga rental. SOS teassra
10 SEaass SIS cash. SO mo. KIT y,
riaNos-a~sI bargain 10 hss sranas,
W~ hazn several ss&aus th8f Esyt
keea used Tor concerts. ssss hEe a
. .s:ns.ss ,a~ss tnsaTasassss sd res
fraN ~ sold tn order 70 EaAke sogss
for remnoesaax osar Ssfs efsrs IE-
riu6ea In this esssasr sFs hffnDst.
GaISransens sssry 4 Cara Casss =
sssed n real ouys. tfls i yes~ es-
pcrsunssv. ooavena~ns fssns msy
= srrxns~o CAMPBELL MgsfG,
Co Iltk q 8s. ~ d. s&6ss -
FIASOx--FoT s.rsssna ~ esssef
~ .hs sys ssverai asar ssmpass sna
sctnes cssnns thai are r~sl ssrsssns
csnxsnsent tsrns nar - axysnsed
CAMP1u1 Mualc CO. itne O a
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b N. FItCrRoasr,c TYrr

~~ HlIaeEa ana nome oNbFik k{iTh~
ton, We are aFerstacke5 on Aadrl
81 tentyoiA ln-ln. kitchen VFhfliatr
ms fans, desperately need the spa r
for our regular products, 3nu await
able, susleei to prior sale Usually
retail al ~3@@A Sacrifice sirEs
than cost to U.s. at SIS earE. delis o.
cred CO d, Medel available for
ins peftlon a. euT display room " 5 =
Pa. afe. sc AMERICAN COO, AIR
CORP VI lSs 20
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1949-12-15
Sheep Seen Possible
On More Farms

The state Of Maryland offers many
un3eveloped opportunities for in
creased sheep production. Since
Maryland IS close to large center Of
population which consume both meat
and wool. costs Of rNsporttation to
market are low. The Free State also
enjoys a relatively long pasture
season and abundant pasture can
furnish up to so percent Of all the
feed for a farm flock Many farms
also have land which is too billy for
dairy cattle but may be used to adj
vantage by sheep. Although sheep do
not return as large an income per
individual as dairy cattle, beef cattle,
or swine. the returns should be salts
factory for the amount OF money in
vested. James B. Clubhouse, of the
University Of Maryland Animal Hus-
bandly Department recommends that
the size Of the flock be adjusted to
fit in with the other enterprises on
the farm.
Normally. from 20 to So ewes and
one purebred ram are a profitable in
vestmeat from the standpoint Of
equipment and labor Most farmers
start with . purebred ram and grade
ewes such as western yearling ewes
which have been selling for about 25
dollars each. The only equipment
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1949-12-15

Mrs. Guy Dewitt, Mrs. John Ev-
ans, Jr., who were surgical patients
IN Memorial hospital, returned to
their homes on Monday
Ms. Clara NJ yelling returned
horne on Tuesday evening from q
months visit with her sons-in-law and
daughters, MIR. and Mrs. Daniel
Downey and family, at Elkton, Md,
and Mr. and Mrs Thomas Jewell and
family. Wilmington, Delaware.
DR.. and Mrs. F. D. Custer will be
in Baltimore on Friday and Saturday
where the former will attend a meet
ing o. the Maryland State Veterinary
Medical Association. They expect to
return to Oakland on Saturday even
ing.
Christine Lynn Owens, infant
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Ow-
ems. Jr, and Robert Thomas Hoff-
man II, infant son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert T. Hoffman, We're baptized at
the regular morning service in St.
Marks Lutheran church on Sunday
Mrs. Irene Pbaris, Uniontown, Pa,
was in Oakland Sunday visiting her
sister. Mrs. Eva Butcher. Other
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Butcher
were Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Cooley and
daughter Linda, BIuceton Mills, w.
Va. Mrs. Butcher has been i'll at her
home.
Work is underway on Fourth
street, clearing trees, erecting cleo
trio poles preliminary to placing a
heavy line leading to the hospital.
Electric work is being done by the
West Maryland Power company, with
the Davey tree experts engaged for
the tree surgery.
George L. Lohm, Cleveland, Ohio,
Howard H. Lohm and Robert P. Lohnl,
Pittsburgh, who have been in Oakland
for several days settling business
matters connected with the Lohm
property on Alder street, have re-
turned to their homes. The Lohm
property was purchased by James B.
Nally.
Miss Dorothy. Brock, daughter of
Mrs. VI. c. Brock, of Mt Lake Park,
is a candidate for the degree of
Bachelor of Music Education at the
Shenandoah Conservatory. She is a
member Of the A Cappella Choir, the
Christian Workers League, the or
chestra the Y.W.C.A. cabinet, and
the Dramatic club.
Two boys, students at Mercersburg
Academy have won athletic letters.
Edward Vernon Stephenson, son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn 7. Randol, Mt.
Lake Park, received "cMc" in cross
country. Hervey R. Smouse, son of
Mrs. Vernie R. Smouse, South Third
street, received his "aMf" in soccer.
The awards were made at school
assembly on Monday.
The GIee club Of Towson State
Teachers college is having a busy
week, according to Vivian Paugh, one
Of its alto members. The club sang
Monday night over radio station WB-
AL. They were at the Baltimore
Polytechnic Institute on Wednesday,
and are combining with the Johns
Hopkins choir to give a Christmas
program at Hopkins on Friday. Miss
Paugh is a daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Boyd Paugh, Of near town.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1949-12-15
LOCAL NEWS

Comics If Tho PocubIicsp nav ba
obtained At Condcr,s Cut rata stofo
Eamilrs Rock and Stationery store
Frqlandor.s Pbarnacv IN Oakland.
Nartin store A'. LAKE i%fk' ana
harvey, keam ana iiuiaDef'soh
store Loch Lynn; at h'e cents per
copy.
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were IN Fairmont, W. Va Tuesday on
business.
go a3 A.. pa1,b 7t,r+i,, ona
.l.;l.1ian ra,t 1I.aIa ,.;.;+od c,aoo
IarIa, ono dav lasf veal
v-;r,,a p,,,, and son Robert of
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49,. 10 l,1, -, a,,an ~ ~ ,,.oal.-ond
Mrs. Harve Mustard and infant
@aI.7au,l - ca+n,5a,- fron, 7rono,.ial
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The Ev. U.B. Church Of Loeb Lynn
viii conduct a bazaar and social at
,l;aai,, ~ - a,olaol, : =,
Mrs. Hattie Sewers returned Sun
day from a four weeks visit with her
sisters, Mrs. Nell Hooton, Grove City,
pSa,- D.
Mrs. w. r. Offutt, who had been a
patient in Memorial hospital, Cum
berland for about two weeks, re-
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Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Myers, Jr.,
entertained with birthday dinner in
honor Of Mrs. Samuel Myers, ST., and
Paul Feerrar on Sunday at the home
y '''' i'''''i'
Among the bridge clubs entertained
this past week were those at the
home Of Mrs. James Ramsey, Friday
evening; Mrs. George Hanst and Mrs.
Robert Stanton, on Tuesday.
Mrs. F. E. Rathbun plans to leave
Oakland Saturday for Baltimore,
where she will visit her son ana
daughter-in-law, DR.. and Mrs. How
ard K. Rathbun, for several weeks.
Ar D.; r c;noor M. and Mrs
T1A .o ~ Wilkins
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1949-12-15

Miss nellie A. Shaffer returned to
her home in Oakland after visiting
relatives in Cumberland this week
Floyd DuIst has returned to his
home south Of town after having been
a patient in Memorial hospital, Cum
horland
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1949-12-15
Mt. Lake-Loch Lynn Home
makers Have Christmas Party

The Mt. Lakc-Loch Lynn Home
makers club held its annual Christ
mas party in the Ev. U.B. Hall on
December 7, with 27 present.
The following officers were elected
for the coming year; Mrs. J. B. SWEET
ger, president; Mrs. Adonis Sisler,
vice president; Mrs. c. R. Taylor,
secretary; and Mrs. Melvin Lee treas
urer.
At the conclusion of the social hour
there was a gift exchange.
Refreshments were served to the
following members and their guests:
Mrs. Floyd Arts, Mrs. c. r. Taylor,
Mrs. John KIoepfel, Mrs. Walter
Campbell, Mrs. T. II. Mosser, Joyce
Sisler, Mary Anne Sims, VERNE Har-
vey, Mrs Lester Moon, Mrs. Melvin
Lee, Mrs. Harry Liston, Mrs. Earl
Peterson, Mrs. TwiIa Sprague, Mrs.
A. T. Friend, Mrs. Harry Nicholson,
Mrs. Florence Rathbun, Mrs. Paul
Calhoun, Mrs. Robert Taylor, Mrs.
Stanley Smith, Mrs. Hope Moon,
Mrs. Adonis Sisler, Mrs. Donald
Friend Mrs. Randall Sims and Mrs
]. 3. Sweitzer
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1949-12-15

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The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1949-06-02
Triplett Softball Team To Play
At Home Next Friday And Tuesday

Swinging into the regular sched-
ule of summer play following an
opening victory over Ottoville Tues
day night, the Triplett softball
team will play two home games un-
der the lights at Harmon field dur
ing the coming week.
In competition this Friday night,
the Triplett crew will meet an old
time foe, Lima Robins club. Next
Tuesday the team will open play in
the new TripleA league in tilt
here with Fostoria
Triplett's victory over Ottoville
Tuesday night was marked by a
three-run uprising which gave the
locals a 5 to victory, in a contest
that almost had been lost because of
early-inning errors.
Ottoville had scored one run IN
the first inning on walk and a
double, and added three more in
the third on one hit which followed
three errors.
Triplett broke the scoring ice in
the fifth when K. Moser walked, adj