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Evening star., 1949-05-19
Homewores
Reduced

I orly --- 10 sss1 Aiswsssw
Pets Slightly es@oaes ass.
80 t@e~ lie
onIy--whsss fsemsi F,~asA
k#thsn ssss. poneaeed. We,
10 Ss Nov ........-..-- sAA
i--~5-ps. p,sssss See ~sh fep~
co" top os1 teaE efsoiss. sorv-
oeed sEos - % a@y~, 50 90
only--unsssssAss cesrss css-
inss. Sosied Was ~ IS ssss~.
t1ae
IL ssv.sy ~eoAss cissAss
Props. Were f9<. s4sw l4s
s---t4ssvy Caivsmssss G@sssss
Gees, Slsutstag aaF-e9sa go
~t'A ~ top, Mere - t.es.
lie
osiy---s-pasts os~sssa sSses
Tshls See ~isk 4 snssxhsss skssss-
C,-pccsd ard lsoe rasssiFss ssas
50 50 f4r~ 10 90
2~-wsss sssp Seeis. iaie. a~sy
.yp~ Nsts ! % s.e@ 2Ss
| o.Iy--~tssasas sesss. slagss'sy
oo~c2eet Nses Z - sse~. 4ss
celSsabesss heme~sssa.
pswssfstT ssess
Evening star., 1949-05-19
Gloves Reduced

; Poirs White DoubIe-Woven
Rayon siipovers. Slightly soiIed.
Were l.39. Now
is Pairs White and koturoI
leother Gloves. Slightly soiIed.
Broken sizes. Were 80. Now,
6Se
s Pairs Fobrie Gloves, classic
sIip-ons, chomois. Slightly soiIed.
In broken sizes. Were LOO.
Now - - zSe
Goidenbers's Gloves, Street Floo,
Evening star., 1949-05-19

10 Women's Pejomos. Fine
broodeIoth in solid coIors and
prints. Slightly foded from lights.
Sizes "a and IS. Were 2e9.
Now 1,19
~ Royon Slips, loee trimmed. In
white. teorose and blue. Sizes
81 and "a. Were | 40. Now,
STE
81 Royon Briefs. Elostic woist-
bands. Slightly soiled from coun-
ter disploy. Sizes S., M, L. Were
49c. Now------ 2se
Evening star., 1949-05-19
Neekweor Reduced

~ Women's Royon Blouses in
ottrootive styles. Broken sizes.
Slightly soIed. Were 2.oo.
Now - 1877
Al Pleoted, Pure Silk Diekies in
bright eolors. Were l.oo. Now,
1se
IS Sheer. Block Diekies. Were
LOO. Now .--57e
Goldenbers's Neekweor.
Street Floor
Evening star., 1949-05-19

II Royon Slips extra size.
Toilored styles. Were 2.49. Now,
i.69
- Royen Crepe Slips. tailored
styles. Sizes 81 and "a. Were
ZIG. Now
23 Royon Slips. Toilored styles
with Ioee trim. White and teo-
rose. Were 40. Now 79e
II Cotton Pettieoots. Waist
styles with ruffled hens. White
only. Medium size. Were 90
Now
Evening star., 1949-05-19

7 Yards 46" UnbIeoehed Tubing
Remnants. Was 69c. Now Ise
z Only 64"xe4" White Domosk
Tobleeioths, slightly soiIed. Were
3.o9. Nov so
z UnbIeoehed, Zippered Muslin
Mattress Covers. Slightly don-
ooed. Were 2.oo. Now so
z 7o"xso" White Sheet BIon-
kets. slightly soiIed. Were l.7o.
NOW 6Se
8 Turkish Both Mets, reversible.
Seconds and slightly soiIed. Were
l.le. Now w-----5se
! Only sonforixed, Zippered,
Unbleoehed Muslin Mattress
Cover. Wos 4.99. Now $50
I Only Pearee 1880" Plaid
Wool BIanket. peach color;
slightly soiled. Wos I4.oo.
Now $50
z 5o"x5o" pieid. Homespun
Tobleeloths, slightly soiIed. Were
2.9o. Now -l.5o
Evening star., 1949-05-19

100 Machine OIL and hollsnd
Window shedes. Sbar'iy Hfrau-
lo', 36's70". Mere / 90 Nov
s7s
so Fibre shode, in oil worried
co3ors Were 79c. Nov 4ss
100 Yard, TobIs oasiosh. 81
vide. slightly irfepuior Wos e9c
Now .--.~.. ......... Aqt
so Hoiiond wiade~ shedes
Fertec, Arnerscon t4ollnnd shodes
or ouoran'eed rollers SOTO
We're ! 50 Nov 90
30 Vat Dyed S'sd,e Couch Cover
Sets. Were 1903. Nov $40
Is vos Dyed Dsvsne covsn.
Were Il. %. Nov $40
10 psi,s Knitted celortsi Cot
sess Sets. Were ; 9s Nov i47
IS poin Beessisui SUMNER
orspss IN ossoried eoloS Wee
E % Now ---.-. s.eS
7oo Yards 80" Wide uphelsssry
Feb,ies. Wos | l.9s Nov sSs
IS Hossoeks, ossorted eclo,s
Were s.Ss Nov 6.AS
~ hessesks. ossorfed eoIort
Were E os Nov s&S
~ Hessoeks. ossoFted eolet1
Were 5 90 Nov ~-~ 34s
~ Hasseeks, ossoyfso coiors
Were ; 9s Nov 40
100 Yssd, prsshssak ss.tsw
and Tabtsa sl,e Csvss ssd
Dsspery Fab.,ss. Ssn' ~tde Was
! %. No~ ----~~-.~-Ss Sse
Evening star., 1949-05-19
Hondboss Reduced

SO White Piss,,S Cell NsAshss.
~ Ne~ rscss4fg s'sisa sj9N'
ao,ied. Were sgS &c Cox
Nov sAg ptsgs 'es
II Nanshsss. ~has fa'' IN trs
ord novelty nyiss. s!'gte,is se.l ls4
Were ! 80 Nov s4ks pius 'e.
I Asnahesa esaassNs tol,sa
pa.srhes. red enls Mere 8 0N
Nov 'iis rl,ss 10.
ksndbss, osrnos isnttsf
pouch. fsa. sl'o'st'y aoesoasf
eYas 5 %. No~ 'iBs pl,a ias
Nasasess, cenusns isa'~sf
po,1ch, ~4rs.s cgsly. Nsrs I sc
'psAs Federal Taf
GaSsshsssa tfssshass.
asse~, fteas
Evening star., 1949-05-19

50 venesien Blinds. 1886"
Were 4.os. Now 3.2s
20 Porch Awnings. from s 10
7'6" Now reduced 10 6.Ss
so peiss PIestie cottese Sets.
Were 3.98 Nov 2.49
40 s4"xs4" Flonnsl Boek OIL
cloth TebIeeIeths. Were ! "a
Now -.--- .....--- 100
80 Set. Knit end c,etonne Dew
export Slip Covers. Were ~ qs
Now ----------.~---. 4.49
100 Ysrds Remssnss Drspery
and Slip Cover Fsbries. as" wide
Wos l.9s. Now ------ sSe
400 Yerds Striped Slip Cover
Msteriois, SO" vide. Wos ! SO
Nov. yord ----~- sse
400 Ysrd, coiorfsi Eversiess
chintz, 36" wide. Wos ! ~
Nov, yard --~- ~----~--49 49e
400 Ysrds Vet Dyed crsserns,
36" vide. floroi ord striped pot
terms. Wos 6Sc. Nov, yd, 4se
800 Yards ~" cuvsoin Moterial
in foncy, cushion dots ond nov
city potterns. Wos 49c Nov.
yord -- --- 2Se
II eeeutifui. celorfvl Dressing
TebIe Skirts. Were 7 50
Nov - sAs
IS Peirs Losse Sine, Fine QaoIify
HuffIed Curtains. Were 6e8
Nov. poir -----~s 2SS
80 pairs Knit Curfaiss, 'oiIored
style. Were | 90. Nov. pr. sSe
Evening star., 1949-05-19
Roinweor Reduced

7 piostie Roineoots, full length,
full cut in postel shades. Sizes
snoll, med. and large. Were
4o8. Now w-----. 2.S9
q Umbrellas, is rib, rayon COW
cred in bright ploids; slightly
irreoulor, Were 3.o5. Now i.ea
Goldenberg's Roinweor,
Street Floor
Evening star., 1949-05-19
lomps Reduced

D Weed ssss Modern Lsmp,
WITH coppst Trim, Ws's 10 ~
Nov ---.-.4.. .......-. ekk
I onys end asenss ssss Flee,
Temp. slightly donaesd Was
80 IS ho~ ....-.. 1888
I Club Lamps. ene blt4s ord sl-
ser. ore hfasa ~pih eioss tress',
complete With slaades 'iper saFY-
pie, Mere "a gs. t@o~ i1es
| t'sndrsss Rsss chlas Tsbls
lsmp. sfat3e slseN,y seBs1 teta
os Is Wos - "a Nl0~ lskA
! Only chiasss Figure Ls~p ED
shsds. base slightly 6o9saa@s
Wos 5 qs hc~ f.e6
6isn end Bsss. Nsssass.s
Lemp, toFs ssetofe'sd Was
? ~ f*c~ au..a 90
, essss Lamps fer boys' fnosv.
Shps wheel style Wsss s ~
Nov .. ....r gA4
oaIv--5i" chlas Lsmp ~an
Ted satin t'sss. slightly soalss
Rtas . 9s N4o~ Aas
CsiSsabe,si tsmps. TAiss flee,
Evening star., 1949-05-19
Glider Cushion Sets Reduced to 1898

sixpieee cushion sets in green ond oronoe vine ond
green beige and green ond white striped poferns.
Well mode of plostic finished drill for cosy ceonlne
Evening star., 1949-05-19
Infonts' ond Tots ApporeI Reduced to 29c

Infonts ond OTIS APPoreI Reduced to Z9c
Were 89c TO lis
nfonts flonneette gowns handmade bbs, and two
piece pooros size 2 and two piece union suits
size z Some slightly soiIed, all greatly reduced
81 Teenose White Cotton and Royon Bouses short or
long sleeves. Sizes 70 to IA. Were 800. Nov 100
z corriose, baskets with handle woven fibre Ivory
with blue trimming Was 4o5 Now .----------- ZOO
BothneHe. Floor sample. slightly soed Wos 4e5
Now ----------,- NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. --- 500
AII-WooI Pink BIonket with 5-nch binding. Wos 500
Now observation-disclosures
eodenberss Infont ond Girls Apparel Second Floor.
Evening star., 1949-05-19

~ Mems Sport Shirts. slightly
soiled in sizes small and medium.
Were up to 4.o9. Now ---I.49
80 Mems Neekties. many pat
terms and colors. Broken lots.
Were 90. Now 2ee
81 Mems White Shirts in sizes
IA ond l4R only. Were 2.oe.
Now 100
~ Mems Print Shirts in sizes | 4,
l4I2 and IS only. Were 2.2o.
Now 4oe
II Mems Sleeveless Union Suits.
Fomous brand. slightly soiIed.
Sizes 36 and SO only. Were l.5o.
Now
Evening star., 1949-05-19
Dorothy Deonne Cosmetics Reduced to 2oe

Dorothy Deonne Cosmetics Reduced to 29e
Were 39c to SIC
Cold creo cologne amber mouth wosh otter shove To-
ton CASTLE, lemon and tar shampoo.
II Powder Brushes with coored composition bocks Iona
soft brstes. Were 7oe. Now --------------- Toe
IL kyIon Shipshope Both Brushes with sturdy brstes
thot will not wilt or get soeey. Were 7ec Now ale
a Boxes Face Powder, petal soft assorted shode Were
SIC. Now ow----------------------
"a cekes Rouge assorted shodes Were 59c Now--'2se
~ Lpsteks, assorted Shades vevety texture Were 59c
100 Packs Rozor BIodes double edge only. Were Zoe.
Goldenbera's ToIetes Street Floor
Evening star., 1949-05-19

Women's Royon Ponties Reduced to 4oe
We're 89c
Royon ponties and Briefs beautiful lace trimmed
Pastel shodes Slightly soiIed from counter display Sizes
S. M
Evening star., 1949-05-19

13 Mems AII-weol Sweaters in
broken sizes. Were 4.oo. Now,
I.4s
] Mems Coot Sweaters in sizes
40 and AZ. Were 7.9e. Now,
3.84
13 Mems Belts in sizes 80 to "a.
Were l.5O. Now soc
"a Pieces Mems Swank Jeweiry,
links, tie holders. etc. Were | so
TO $50. Now -- soc
81 Mems Felt Hats. Sizes ga,
SIS and 7 only. Were 2.oo.
Now 4oe
AZ Poirs Fine Mems Trousers for
summer weor. Were 800 to
S.99. Now 100 PoR
.ssk..-.
Evening star., 1949-05-19

Coy, CoIorfuI Summer Costume JeweIry
Reduced to 1oc plus ia.
Were 39c to 100
Just what you need to put the finishing touch to
your gay Summer frocks. A beautiful selection of
pins, eorrines necklaces and broeeIets in eoIorfu
postcs and metals.
Godenbess Jewe,y. Street Floor.
Evening star., 1949-05-19
Points Reduced

- 6ailsn. Asstss Ts~~tts ksa
Rect Fasnt N9s I a. ks@~
s.s
- Gailen. Ftse, end petk fstst
t49fk grey rRen N@s t.'
hlca sss
II 0aIlana Aeaas ons test
6le... Nhts Aey he totes
Was 8 q fxa~ 4As
- Setlee. Nata.,h As,As. FIees
end Dssk end Glea, taa~sl
Noat cclnts Wos 1 80 1<a~
2Ss
Goiseshsss, pssrsa
pe~a,tan. ssess
Evening star., 1949-05-19

Chenille Bed Spreads Reduced to $40
Were 599 to 799
Closely tufted muooored spreods thot have been
fully mended by the manufactured Many otroctive pot
terms One and two of kind Full doube bed size
Evening star., 1949-05-19

Useful Notions Reduced to &c eoeh
We're I0c TO 25c each
Sewing threod. tope measures, dornine cotton buttons,
dreds Of items you'll find for ground house every
doy.
PIose Quilt BIenkef Boss with upper fostener slight
y soiIed Were 3.o8 Now ----a LOO
10 Postie Covers for roasting pons Moke self bosno
rooster Were 5ec Now ------- -loe
Washing Machine Covers. Protect the interior of your
washer from dust Were 8oc. Now -------------lse
Evening Bro Forms Were so Nov ---loe
Goldenbe,s, Notions Street. Floor
Evening star., 1949-05-19
Z1z Prs. Mems Cotton Socks
Reduced to 7e Pr.
We're Wc each

These seconds Of fine quality finely knit mems socks
with nperfections slight they will not effect looks or
wear. Sizes 10, lOh and II only
Evening star., 1949-05-19

IL Yosds Morrow WeIe Corduroy,
gold color, So inches. Was 80.
Now - -yord, 69e
10 Yerds 80" Light Blue EN-
bossed Leotherette. Wos SOC.
Now -yord. sac
50 Yords 48" White Leotherette.
Seconds. Was CSC. Now, yd. ese
II Yerds 36" Solid Color Per-
cole. Wos 39c. Now -yord, zoe
% Yerds 81" Royen Dress Jersey
in assorted eolors; 5O9o worsted,
50oo royon. Was l.9o. Now
yord, 7se
~ Yords ~" Blue and White
Strip Ticking Remnants. Wos
3Sc. Now --y yord, Ise
"a Yerds So" TobIeeIoth Dom
osk Remnants. Was 8oc. Now
yord, 2se
3 Poekoses Cheese Cloths. 5
yards to package. Was 79c.
Now ---~-------pk pkg, 29e
! Only 1884" Wool BIonket,
eedor; slightly soiIed. Was 7.9o.
mo" 4.o0
Evening star., 1949-05-19

GoIdenbers's Lingerie. Street Floor.
Evening star., 1949-05-19

coidenbers's soys wec,. Street fIoo'
Evening star., 1949-05-19

coidenbets's Upholster. Third FIcef.
Evening star., 1949-05-19

Misses and Women's
Sheer Dresses, 4.88
Were 695 to 8.9S
80 beautiful sheer dresses in navy and prints for
women and misses. cool for the hot doys. Many
in one Of kind broken sizes
Godenberss Dresses Second Floor,
Evening star., 1949-05-19

Boys Summer Sweaters Reduced TO 6oe
Wfre L49 10 1875
Fine we'll knit cotton weoers neck wee neck ord
turtle neck styles samples ond slight nequors ct higher
priced nokes. Sizes s TO IA yrs
Evening star., 1949-05-19

Goidenberss Domesties, Street Floor.
Evening star., 1949-05-19

Geidssbers's Rsss. Third FIoss
Evening star., 1949-05-19

GoIdenbers's. Mems Furnishings, Street Floor
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1949-03-03

Kretzer, after which the Pomona
Lecturer of Frederick County, Mr..
Austin Rem, and his wife who was
Flora of the Maryland State Grange,
were introduced. Mr.. Rem gave a
very interesting talk on George
Washington and his work in con-
nection with the grange of his day,
during which he stressed the inn
portance of an active grange in the
community.
A tableau and reading was then
presented, Getting Ready For
Grange" and those participating
were: Ada Hammond, reader; Lii
liam Baker, grandma; Mildred Hebb,
nom; W. B. Leatherman, dad; Is
abelle Hebb, sister; and brothers,
Tom (Ronnie Baker, and Benjamin.
Violin selections were very beauti-
fully rendered by Brayden Thomas,
who was accompanied by Kemp
Kretzer, after which the National
Lecturer and present Master of the
Maryland State Grange, Edward
Hotter, and his wife who is Flora
in the State Grange, both gave very
encouraging and enlightening talks.
Others who spoke were: Deputy I.
Keller Shank, Superintendent of
Schools William British, and Mr.. Ropp,
principal of the Fairplay School.
Howard Strock, Master of the
Leitersburg Grange, also gave a
short talk, and on behalf of the
members of Leitersburg Grange
presented a purse to Montsarada, as
did Master Swadley of the Wacohu
Grange.
The room was attractfvely decor
ated with ported plants, flags and
hatchets, and a beautiful three-tiered
birthday cake adorned the table,
topped with ten blue candles On the
other side of the table were yellow
and blue candles, the smaller of
which were lighted by l. Keller
Shank, Edward Hotter and the three
| Masters, and then the large candles
were lighted by the Charter mem
bers who were present Mrs. Fred
Miller then cut the birthday cake,
which was served with ice cream,
to everybody.
The favors which were presented
were miniature red matches with
the name of Montsarada Grange
and the dates, 1889 1919, printed
J thereon.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1949-03-03
SERVICE AT FIRST CHURCH
OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST

Man" will be tine subject of the
Lesson-Sermon at the First Church
of Christ, Scientist, 235 N. Potomac
ST., at 400 a. m. ON Sunday, March
6.
The Golden Text will be from
John 3:1-"Behold, what manner
of love the Father hath bestowed
upon us, that we should be called the
sons of God"
Among the citations: comprising
the Lesson-Sermon will be the, fol
lowing from the Bibde-Psalms
Ills" As for me, will behold
thy face i'm righteousness, Z shall be
satisfied, when l awake, with thy
likeness"
The LesSOn-Sermon also will inn
clude passages from the Christian
Science textbook, Science and
Health with Key to the Scriptures y
by Mary Baker Eddy, ammg which
is the following, page 336-"The
spiritual mans consciousness and
individuality are reflections of God.
They are enanations of Him who
is Life, Truth and Love" ~
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1949-03-03
All Things Come From Thee

All Things Come From Thee
Freely Given, Freely Received
All things were made through
him; and without him was not any
thing made that hath been made.
John 1:3. Read Psalms 50:7-12. .
Every way we are surrounded
with the tokens of Gods goodness.
His generosity is without bounds,
his providence never-failing.
All things were made by him. The
heavens declare his glory; the moon
and the stars and all the marvellous
works of nature testify: We were
made by his hands
All things small were also made
by him, the snowflake, the grass
blade, the baby'S smile, the atom.
Without him was not anything made
that was made.
How can we neglect to adore him
with OVERLOOKING gratitude? En-
comprised as we are by his liberal
love, how can we indulge our pride
or claim human credit for the things
God hath wrought? Our only great
ness is in this one thing: that we are
creatures and sons of God. We have
made nothing; all things were made
by Him.
Let Us Pray: Almighty God, thou
who hast created all things, and who
dost order and sustain our lives, we
acknowledge thy greatness and thy
goodness with thanksgiving, and
beseech thy tender mercies with hui
mility, through Jesus Christ our
Lord. Amen.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1949-03-03
CHRIST'S EVANGELICAL
AND REFORMED CHURCH

At the 1900 o'clock worship serv-
ice on Sunday at Christ's Evangel-
ical and Reformed Church, West
Franklin Street, the pastor, Rev.
Frederick D. Eyster, will begin his
series of Lenten sermons on 'The
Disciples Way" and the sermon
theme for this Sunday will be
Turn"
Church School meets at $3.50 a. m,
with classes for all ages, and Youth
Fellowship is held at $50 p. m.
At the 1880 p. m. worship serv-
ice, Rev. Clayton Meyer, assistant
pastor, will begin his Lenten series
on Disciples of the Way" and the
topic for Sunday will be "Peter The
Impulsive."
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1949-03-03
DEVOTIONAL
BROADCASTS

The following radio religious pro-
grams, sponsored by the Washing
ton County Council of Churches, and
furnished through the cooperation
Of Radio Station WEI and WARK.
are scheduled for next week:
: WEI, Monday through Friday,
10:15 a. M, Morning Devotions, con-
Quoted by Rev. ]. B. A. Dyson.
4 WARK. Monday through Friday,
$40 p. M, "Vesper Thought"
conducted by Rev. William N. Nor
ment.
: WARK, 1.-THE Minister Comes Call
ing" 2:30 p. m. Monday; 2:3O p. m.
Wednesday; and 2:3O p. m. Friday;
ministers to be announced.
WEI, Saturday, 100 p. m. To-
imorrow's Sunday School Lesson.
WEI, Saturday, Gas p. m
Religious Newscast.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1949-03-03
ST. PAUL'S EVANGELICAL
UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH

"The Temptation To Be Christian"
will be the sermon subject of the
Rev. Gerald d. Kaufman, assistant
pastor, at the 11:00 o'clock worship
service on Sunday at st. Pauls Ev-
angeHcal United Brethren Church,
Franklin and Locust Streets. The
service will be conducted by the
pastor, the Rev. DR.. F. Berry Plum
mer.
Sunday School, which had an at
tendance last week, of 808 with 100
in the Mems Class, will meet at Gas
a. m. The Catechetical Class will
meet at 9:45 a. m. and the Junior
Church and Nursery at HOO o'clock.
The Rev DR.. Paul E. V. Shannon,
Superintendent of Pennsylvania
Conference of the E. U. B. Church,
will preach at the evening evange-
listic service at 1870. The Mems
Bible Glass and the Cheerful Work
ers' Class will attend this service in
a body.
Senior Hi Fellowship will meet
at 5:45 p. m.
The first in the series of Wednes-
day evening Lenten services will
he held on Wednesday evening,
March 9, at 1880 O'clock. Central in
the service will be the showing of a
sound film, "The Calling OF Mat
thew"
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1949-03-03

semble at 1890 a. m. The Chi Rho
intermediate Youth Fellowship, and
the Senior Youth Fellowship will
meet at $50 p. m.
DIR. Norment will begin series
of Sunday evening Lenten sermons
on Sunday evening at 1880, when the
sermon subject will be rs Man Self
Sufficient"
Visitors will receive a cordial well
come at all services.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1949-03-03
ST. PAUL'S EV. LUTHERAN
CHURCH, FUNKSTOWN

The morning service for lnvocav1t
Sunday at ST. Pauls Lutheran
Church, Funkstown, will be held at
$50 o'clock, and the subject of the
Rev. Raymond M. Miller, pastor,
will be 1.-THE Hour Of Supreme
Temptation"
] At Vespers at 7:30 p. m. study
lon the Epistle to the Romans will
lbe given.
The Sunday School meets at 10;4C
IA. M, and the Junior and Senior
leagues at $50 p. m. The topic fol-
1.-THE Senior League will be based or
ia new filmstrip, "And They LIVED
Happily Ever After"
Services will be held at 7:30 p
In. every Wednesday night during
Lent.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1949-03-03
The Stork Arrives

The stOrE announces the following
arrivals at. the Washington County
Hospital: e..
Mr.. and Mrs Raphael howard, 671i
Highland @ay-a son ON February
rs.
Mr.. and MRS. Henry K. Horst
MaugansviiIe-a daughter on Feh4
ruary "a.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Robucci, Ten
Forrest STA son on February 22.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donalhl E. Weagley,
318 E. Wilson Blvd-a son on Fab
ruary 2I.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence w. Alex
ander, Hagerstowm. Route 5-a
daugh1ar on February 81.
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas H Snyder,
1872 Hamilton Blva-a daughter on
February Il.
Nh, and Mrs Samuel NJ Mamma
1853 Mineral Awe.--a daughter or
February 81. ri
Mr.. and Mrs Joseph R. McTntire
Smithsburg, Route / a son or
February 20,
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SERVICES AT ST. PAUL'S
METHODIST CHURCH

I. Sunday services at st. PauPs
methodist Church, North Potomac
Street, will be held at 11:00 a. m.
and 7:30 p. m.
At the morning service, Rev. Nor
man l.. Trott, the minister, will con-
stinue a sermon series on The Ten
.Commandents, speaking on the Sew
tenth Commandment.
At the evening service Reverend
.T'rott will give the first in series of
Lenten meditations on ''The Use Of
Prayer" The first topic will be 'The
hounds and Boundlessness Of Pray
err"
On. Wednesday evening, during
Lent, the church will hold mid
week service every Wednesday eve
lining at 7::30. The minister will con-
duct study series of the materials
presented at the Amsterdam Assem-
.bly, and the subject for Wednesday
might will be 1.-THE Doctrine OF The
Church" based on the original ma
.terial of the Assembly which has
lust been published.
! The public is welcome to attend.
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FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH

At the First Christian Church,
South Potomac Street, "The Value
of Intensive Devotion" will be the
subject of the sermon to be deliver
ed by the minister the Rev. DR..
William M. Norment, at the, morn
ing service of worship and c0mmun-
ion on the farst Sunday in Lent at
$50 a. M This will be- the first
sermon in "a series of Sunday morn
ing Lentem sermons. B.
The Church School,. Harry S.
Snavely superintendent. will as
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ST. JOHNS
LUTHERAN CHURCH

Services at st. Johns Lutheran
Church, South Potomac Street, ON
Sunday, will be held at 10:45 a. nn-
and 7:30 p. m.
On Sunday morning the subject of
the pastor, Rev J. Edward Harms,
D. D., will be ''The. Loneliness of
Demons" while at the, evening serv-
ice the subject will be ''The Royalty
of Weakness"
Special Wednesday, evening serv-
ices at 7:45 o'clock viii be held dur
mig Lent, and the subject for next
Wednesday evenings service will be
Paradise Today"
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Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Thos. Bur-
ger, 1899 Virginia Ave.-a daughter
on February 20.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur A. Getridge,
Sharpsburg-a son on February 20.
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Warfordsburg, Pa son on Feb
ruary 20.
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108 Hollywood Road-a daughter
on February 10.
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Chestnut Sta daughter on Feb
ruary 10.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sterling He'll, 22f
N. Potomac Sta son on February
10.
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II Burger Ave.-a son on February
10.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert E. Crenmer
80 West Side Ave.--a daughter on
February 49,
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1879 Belview Ave.-a soT on February
ID.
MIR, and Mrs. Melvin j. Harnishi
Big Pool-a son on February 18.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Hartman
Cooper, Waynesboro, Pa, Route A.
a daughter on February 49,.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Marquiss, 101
Devonshire Road-a daughter or
February 18
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burg, Route, "a daughter ON Feb
ruary 1&.
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boehn, 900 View Sta daughttfr or
February D8:
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Sc Wayside Ava daughter or
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Fenton Ave, WIlIiamsport-a sor
on February 49,
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gerstown, Route IA son on Feb.
ruary Is.
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Sharpsburg, Route Ia daughter OF
February II
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Fairplay--a daughter on February
Is.
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. James-a daughter on February Is