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KANSAS AVE, NV.
8 complete apartments and / light
housekeeping apartment, 21s baths,
full basement, knotty pine recrea-
tion room with bar. c.h.w., gear
brick garage, large lot, must be sold,
don't miss. call ST. 1923.
PHILLIPS & co.
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HOUSES UNFURNIsHED Cont.

NEARBY MARYLAND-Comf
brick home with. lovely grounds;
bedrms, IN baths, recr. rm.,. den,
garage; oil heat; avail. Feb. /.
SEIDENSPINNER, Realtor, WA.
1910. Ia
SILVER SPRING. bedrms.. 1Ka-yr.-
old brick; 2-story Colonial; / or
2 yr. lease: S145 per mo. Call
SH. SOLO It'll 8 pm. MONTGOM-
ERY INVESTMENT & INSURANCE
5-RM. BRICK-Full basement, rec.
rm. s22 51st st. Sc. Call vi. 1888.
b-RM. BUNGALOW in very nice sec
ton of Takoma Park. OIL heat.
S1O1.25. Call GE. O257. IA
s40s PENNSYLVANIA ST., Univers-
ity Hills, Md.-3 large bedrooms,
Ia baths, full basement. covered
porch, large back yard; S129.50 per
month. DAVID R. WALLACE, RE.
4949; ewes. and Sun .TU. 2726.
Evening star., 1950-01-13

'"THE HANDYMAN"
done by piece, hour or mile.
We specialize in moving househoid
refrigerators; as. low as S5 in b. C.
Small machinery UP to one ton,
anywhere within 200 miles, fiat rate.
Special for Govt. employees. Eve
after pm, Uu. 72Oa 13s
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CHATHAM
APARTMENTS

Beautiful garden apts.. l and 2 bed
rooms, all utilities included; avail
able Immediately. Directions: Out
N. H. ave, turn left at University
lane to Merrimac dr.. Represents
TAKOMA PARK-Basement apt. for
Gray, with
J. WESLEY BUCHANAN
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ROOMS WANTED
ROOMS WITH BOARD

kitchen, pvt. bath, furnishe
or unfinished. CO. 1865. 49,
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Colored-$1, 600 Down
4aE hi buy nr this .aufs affsils 2 hsms rs On shs
Kitchens, 3 baths, full bsmt., oil
h.-w.h. Call Miss Smith, RE. 1888
Till 7:30 Pm. COX q CO. -I<
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GREENLAWN APARTS.
l.. Hamp. and Eastern AYES.
Omen Dai1v Till DorL

Lovely garden-ty type apts.. contains
large Kitchen accommodate tables sfiss
and chairs1 and bath, 2 bedrooms;
S91 30, incl: utils. Laundry facilities,
children's Fairgrounds, parking: exp.
nus on premises, / fare to downtown
Wash. Directions: Out New Hanlp-
shire ave. to District line eastern
ayeo, turn right to apis. For in
formation, call SH. 5000. liz
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MERRIMACK APIS.

Available for immediate oc-
cupancy: 2-bedrm. apt, con-
sisttng Of large living rm., di-
nette, kitchen, bath; S95.5O,
incl. util. Bus service. Apply
70 MRS. MILLS, res. mgr,
S206 New Hampshire ave-,
silver Spring. --15
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NAYLOR GARDENS

We have Just received several more
l and 2-bedrm. units available for
sale to, vets; possession. LIV. RIM
ERN KIT, TILE BATH, LARGE
BEDROOMS, AMPLE CLOSETS
Reasonable cash payment and
monthly. payments from S6215 (all
charges included. COMPARE THESE
PRICES TO ANY OTHERS. One
unit. $3.50 up. EVERY CONVEN-
IENCE AT HAND. Sales office, Ad-
ministration Bldg, corner Naylor rd
and 30th s.e. Open Sat, Sun, 1-5;
Tues, Thurs, SO.
DRuRY REMTY CORPORATION
Exclusive Agents
RE. 1893. Ewes, GE. 1920.
NEWTON Pr. NV
l room, kit. and bath apts., avail
500 down payment, $50 monthly
IA. o4l4: Ia
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LIVE AT THE TOP
OF THE CITY
ALBAN TOWERS
APT HOTEL,

Offers a limited number of 1 and 2
bedrms., consisting Of spacious liv.
rm;, dinette, foyer, kit, porch and
baths, compl. furn. with full hotel
serv. Also hotel rms, So and up.
300 Mass. ave. NV. WO. 6400:
ROOMS, Kitchen and
semibath for settled cultured. re-
fined. employed couple: refs. req.
GE. Sl66. -13
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VETERANS
Excel. location on Rand pl. ne. At.
tractise bungalow-type home, ar.
ranged as Q complete apts., rms,
2 baths, 2 complete kitchens, full
basement; oil hot-water heat, de-
tached garage, property in excel.
dows and Venetian Blinds; $4,000,
price approved by VA HOHEN-
STEIN BROS. FIR. 5000, ewes. or
Sum- SH 624h --1S
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- EXCLUSIVE
SHEPHERD PARK
Just Off Upper 18th st. NV.
BRICK COLONIAL
Newly Dec. Inside and Out
3 enormous bedrms. and . baths on
2nd floor; entertainment-sized liy'
rm., lge. open firepI., banquet sized
din, rm.; ali this plus beautifully
equipped kitchen, lovely breakfast
rm. and powder rm. on 1st floor:
lge; lot is beautifully Handicapped
with several lge. trees, and gear
brick garage. This magnificent
home Is offered for the amazingly
low rental Of $195 per month. Call
Mr.. Dorminy, with
Frederick w. Berens, Inc.
1928 Z st. NV, MA. DIAL. --17
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GLASSMANOR

Congress Heights Section
FOOT OF S. CAPITOL ST. AT D. c.
] AND 2 BEDRM. APIS. FOR I'M
MEDIATE AND FUTURE OCCU.
PANCY. PHONE Lo. $500.
IN NEW DEVELOPMENT
ADJOINING CATHOLIC UNIV.
This modern, de luxe apt. consists
of large living room. dinette, kitch-
en-, bedroom and bath, and is in a
convenient in-town, 1-bus-fare loca-
ton; $S5 plus utilities; avail. i'm
med. Call RA. 1859, J. B. TIFFEY
g. SON. IA
LONG BRANCH APTS.
NsN sSI. afsBnssf, ss;,rdsns'ps: sya,l-
living room. dinette. kit. bath. vene.
tian blinds. hy-passing closet doors.
kit exhaust fans, laundry and stor-
age space. Streets paved Complete
shopping and theater facilities with
In 8 blks.; bus transp. to project.
S91 per mo-, incl. utilities. Veterans
preference. Piney Branch I'd. and
Old Bladensburg rd.. Silver Spring,
Md. Apply rental ONCE, rear S7O6
Old BladenSburR rd III 7-f731
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WEBSTER ST. NV.

JUST OFF IOWA AVE.
Basement efficiency apt. done in knot
ty pine. $50 mo- includes utilities.
Cali BETHEL, REAL ESTATE, DI.
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GEORGIA AVE.
brick: 7 rooms, bath,
full basement, oil h.-w.h.: near Bu-
chanan, convenient to. schools,
churches, etc.; reasonably priced
for quick sale Call, Mr.. Northern,
Sligo 1889, with BE1TzELL. D1.
Evening star., 1950-01-13
COOPERATIVE ApTs. FOR SALE

COOPERATIVE APTs. FOR SALE
APT, 10th st. NV.
2-bedrm. ultramodern apt; finest
appointments throughout. Priced at
$4,000. Call d. 1O15: ewes, 81.
S947. VIM. H. SAUNDERS CO., INC.
HARVARD ST. NV, bet; 14th and
16th-1 -bedrm apt. End A., nicely
dec, $3.50. Cali CO. 1857 ewes.
tin $3.50. week ends. IA
SILVER SPRING, $9,975-Modern q
bedrm., liv. rm., dinette, kit. and
bath, $75.2S mo- w. E. BEERS,
SH. 4747: ewes, 81. S947. -15
1928 nth ST. N.W.-Large rms
Liv. rm., bedrm., kit, entrance hall.
$s.5oo; $sIs III ROLAND e. LouDEN, Ex
SILVER sPRlNG-ss,1oo; liv. rm.,
bedrm., kitchen and bath; S59.2O
sfhVER mSnsR sPRINosa7 Ss, e. 7593 75o! bedr6s r5
hv. rm., dinette, kitchen and bath;
S67.S7 month. Call JU. 7-7503.
SILVER sPRING-price,
$9,995; large liv. rm. and bath;
total monthly rayments only S74 81;
terms DI. 1915; ewes, Gil. 1903.
VIM. H SAUNDERS Co INC
Evening star., 1950-01-13

The outstanding 3-bedroom
brick ramblers in or around
Washington. Excellent con-
struction with intelligent
planning; close-in location;
living room, separate dining
room, 3 bedrooms and . baths
and kitchen with dining space
on one floor; unusual features
include full basement with
laVatory, large attic with pull
down stairway, some with ga
rage, gas heat; close to trans
portation, schools and stores,
complete the picture. Priced
as low as $21,950 and S22,-
$50. Phone Frederick Schwab,
Wa 0RQ1
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LONG BRANCH APTS.
KENT VILLAGE

Bright, spacious rooms with large
sliding panel closets and picture
windows. Membership available in
country club adjoining development
Capital Transit bus H-6 into deveI-
opment.
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POTOMAC HEIGHTS
II you are looking for a rambler, OF
Unusual distinction in q desirable
location with 2 firepls., paneled liv.
rm. ahd many outstanding features.
Contact Mr.. Sherwood, ewes, WO.
]. LEO KOLB CO., INC.
Evening star., 1950-01-13

1901 WYOMING AVE. NV, The
Altamont"-1 bedrm., din. rm., mod
ern kit. tile bath. closets and a
gracious Nv, rm.; presented for
ton, RE. 1887 or -U. O269, with
HOME REALTY CO.
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GEORGETOWN

Q new listings; l., which. is a semi
restored hsst house ytn 9th. very ss Lar large liy
other . home with great possibilities
as single dwelling or Q apis. At
present has new oil-burning unit
and bath and kit. on each floor.
Price. $11,500; eyes,, Mr.. Sherwood,
J. LEO KOLB CO., INC.
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STOP

for real buy. Asking S15,95O for
this 6-rm. row brick at 745 Prince
ton pl. A reas. offer should take it,
All finance arranged. OLIVER T,
CARR, MA. 1865. -15
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GLOVER PARK-$15,950
built-in garage, gas heat; built BY
Cooley Bros: convenient to every
thing; immediate possession. Call
JOS. g: RUTLEY. Df. 1881; ewes.
New Hampshire Gardens
Owner will sacrifice this ultramodern
: brick corner house, 6 lge. rms. sun
deck. powder rm, 2 fireplaces; ga
INSPECT call Mr.. Payne, MI. 1880,
Ext. GIL, with FREDERICK REAL
16TATE. RI. 2461. Al
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SHEPHERN PARK
SHEPHERD PARK

Ol1ET I1EFO r Attn
Dutch Colonial. det. brick. on large
lot. in exclusive Eastern ave. neigh
borhood. This Groom, 212-bath
residence, recently completed, was
built and is occupied by prominent
Shepherd Park Sbuilder: prime ma
terials, beautifully finished, center
hall, screened back porch, powder
room, living rm. firepl., gas heat,
mod. kitchen among its unusual
features: price, S26,95O, financing
arranged: prompt poss. Shown BY
appt. through Office of
JOSEPH TISHLER, Realtor
1865 Kennedy st. NV, Tu. $500
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HOUSES FOR sALE-Nortbwss,
Colored-Petworth
SEMIDETACHED BRICK

GREATLY REDUCED
MAKE YOUR OFFER
A SPLENDID HOME
One Of the most beautiful homes
ever offered in this desirable NV.
area. Tastefully and expensively
decorated throughout, Immediately
clean and in perfect condition. 20
IT. wide and all rooms are spacious,
dining rm., lovely den and modern
equipped kitchen downstairs; s
beautiful bedrooms, tile bath and
scEeened sleeping porch upstairs:
full bsmt., oil hot-water beat, built
or LU. 4-3342; ewes, call Mr. ciegg,
Co. $3.50,
Capital View Realty Co.
Realtors, 925 New York Ave. NV,
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PARK AREA
D. G.. RAMBLERS

Spac. det. 1O-rm. cor. brk. Ample
baths and servants quarters; INV,
H., oil: scar gar. Shown by appt.
ONLY Dill SQ2d
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CONTINUED sn Next Psgs.)
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RoLLINGWOoD- CHEVY CHASE, MD.
-Four bedrms., baths, prewar white
brick q bedrms. and bath lst fr.),
beautiful lot. Owner will finance to
suit purchaser. Vacant. J. NOBLE
BOAA' Realtor, 7424 Wis. ave. WI.
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HOME AND INCOME
Brick row. converted into 2 apts.
with pvt. bath. oil h.-wh.. det. ga.
rage, full bsmt.. poss. Of both apis.
at settlement. p. BALDI REAL ES.
TATE. Ma. 2405: ewes. ov. 6257.
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WOODRIDGE-$1, 500 DOWN
Easy monthly payments, det. 6-rm.
chased completely furn., including
TV set and new auto. washer for
additional 1000. Call Mr.. Meyer.
Ak. 1857, with r. e. MALCOLM,
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CONN. AVE. AREA

CONN. AVE. AREA
On Davenport st.-Modern semidet.
b,ts brick; AZ First fr;. liv: rm; lfirsplace,,
trance hall; 2nd FIR, bedrms., 2
tiled baths. extra large closets, par
quet mrs, Venetian blinds, recreation
rm. .tfireplace), kit. in basement;
also Law; gas a.-c. heat. To inspect,
call Mr.. Mcdonald, with DRURY
RE. 1lss; ewes. NO. ssss. la
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F ST. NV.
Bet. 9Th and 18th sts., opposite Hecht's
lot T to ale alley: Wonderful business io iocs.
ton. Priced right.
Howenstein Realty Corp.
141s H st. N. W. DI. 1877.
Arizona sun., 1950-06-09
Water Purifying
Cost Cut Sharply

The city will save about $50 per
day in the cost of purifying and
clarifying domestic water from the
Verde River under new program
to be put into effect by the water
production division. The plan calls
for use of feric sulfate which will
be made by the city from sulphur
and scrap iron, instead of alum
which has been used for years.
About two tons of either substance
are needed per day to purify 3d.
100000 gallons of Verde water over
the six months period of high water
consumption. The city will make
feric Sulfate at about $28.5O per
ton. Alum costs about $50 per ton.
The total saving in the six months
period will run about $4,000.
Arizona sun., 1950-06-09
HOW CAN I???
BY ANNE ASHLEY

O. is to be
refnshed?
ablespoonfuls cooking quart of
with cloth. will
then remove the varnish easily.
O. How I relieve tired
A. remedy tired often effective
hot water bottle the base of This also
for insomnia
@. 1 hast porcelain
sink bathtug?
Rub the stains with
by leaky faucets be removed with lemon
O. How avoid shrinking top making
jelly roll?
A. baking tin upon a wrung
of cold water Then spread with jelly rolled the
from the cloth will the shrinking and crack
ing of the top crust of the roll.
O. How the wardrobe perspiration cleaning
0dOrs that have gathered in garments?
Try hanging apple stuffed with Cloves in the wardrobe
@. I unpleasant OF castor
A. By beating with the white until both thor
oughy mixed Also it is palaable if taken cold
O. an unsighly flower pot
A. Cover the flower with about three hneses paraf
fin then layer of coord The paran
prevents the moisture from coming through
O. I iffened being
A. principal
will help wonderfully remove the stiffness.
@. prevent becoming rancid?
A. Add small amount of sugar to the oil.
O. I a surface the ironing
buttons?
hknesses towels blanket ironing
Turn the
The buttons will the soft padding leaving smooth surface
for the iron
Arizona sun., 1950-06-09
Civil Service
Jobs Are Open

The Phoenix civil service board is
seeking applicants for intermediate
typist-clerk and sprayer operator.
The typist-clerk starting salary is
$213.30; that for sprayer operator
seasonal in connection with fed
eral fly control project) $243.3O
Statements of qualifications and
application forms may be obtained
from the civil service office in
City Hall.
Arizona sun., 1950-06-09
Vote Absentee

Property owners who will be out
of the city on June 20, date of the
special city election on issuance of
ST, 100000 in water bonds, may vote
absentee ballots at the city clerks
office between now and the elec.
ton date. Property owners who
are registered with the county re-
corder to vote in general elections
are eligible to vote in the city bond
election.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1950-12-21
Plan Open Wedding

Miss Margaret Schoch, daughter Of
Nh. and Mrs ROLAND G. Schoch. Of
Oakland, will become the bride OF
Ward l.. Ashby, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ernest Ashby. Crellin, on Saturday
evening at 9 o'clock, in st. Mark S
Lutheran church, Oakland. Rev. Luth-
er L. Hare, pastor, will officiate.
Miss Schoch. a graduate Of Oak
land High school and school Of
beauty culture in Martinsburg, W.
Va, has been employed in recent
months at the A. and P. super-market
in Oakland. Mr. Ashby, who served in
the Navy during World War II, and
who was employed with the State
Forestry department, recently re-
turned to duty with the Navy, and is
stationed at Norfolk. Va.
The affair Saturday will he ar
open church wedding and all who
care to may attend.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1950-12-21

Mrs. Edith Schlossnagle will leave
Saturday for Hyattsvlle to spend the
holidays with her son-in-law and
daughter. Mr.. and Mrs Glenn Hoff-
man.
Sgt Charles w Speicher, son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry f. Speicher, Deer
Park, has returned to his base at
Randolph Field, Texas, after a fur
Tough here.
Mrs. Ray Crowthers, ST., Mill Run,
is spending this week with hel
daughter-in-law at her apartment on
Second street. The latter's husband
an instructor in Oakland High school
left Saturday for examination fol
possible recall to the U. S. Air force
lie left for Fort Dix, N: j.
The store Of Browning, me, is be
ing enlarged to include that portion
Of the building formerly operated as
a lunch room and bus stop by Walter
WEIGH Mr.. WEIGH recently sold his
equipment to f. p Stockman. Brown
ings have moved their meat depart
ment in the section vacated by Mr..
WEIGH.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1950-12-21
Large Crowd Sees School
Christmas Program

A large crowd turned out Tuesday
night to see the Christmas program
presented by Oakland Elementary
school children, in the high school au-
ditorum.
Over one hundred and fifty children
participated in the musical play and
the series Of tableauX which followed.
Mrs. Russell H. Brown directed.
Soloists in the musical play, Christ
mas with the Old Woman Who Lived
in a Shoe, included Carolyn Dusic.
Arveta Bell. Sharon Liller, Paul Bro
hawn, Jeanette Arnold, Dickie Sny-
der, Norma Haupt, Sue Yutzy, Ada
Jackson and John Brown. Other solo
lists were Frank Dewitt and Rita
Holler. Brenda DeBelry gave a selec-
ton on the bells.
For the scenes showing christmas
Everywhere" Dolores Vetter was the
narrator and Beverly Winters the
fairy. Tableaux included choir boy,
England France, Spain, Switzerland,
Norway, Holland and the United
States, closing with scene with
Joseph and Mary.
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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1950-12-21
Two Births Recorded

Only two births were recorded at
the local hospital during the past
week. A son was born to Mr.. and
Mrs Ward limbaugh, Oakland, on
the 10th; and son to Mr.. and Mrs.
Dorsey Runner, route !, Oakland. on
the nth.
Census at the hospital this morning
was Is and 4.
Six children of Mr. and Mrs.
Wilburn Sharpless, Vindex, who
had been admitted to the hospital
on Saturday as the result of food
poisoning, have all be released. They
were Bessie Marie, y; Robert, Jr.,
10; Hubert Allen, 8; Diane Mary and
Darlene Pearl, Z; and Norma Jean, 5.
The condition of William c. Wise,
AZ, Pasadena, Md, who was shot
while hunting during Deer Season, is
still favorable. Hospital officials said
he was continuing to improve.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1950-12-21
MARRIED

Mrs. Frank Elmer Horner has an
nounced the marriage Of her daugh-
ter, Mary Bird, to Mr.. Henry Bell
Harvey, Jr, which took place De-
cember 20, at Thomasson. Ga.
Mr.. Harvey is a son of Mrs. Velnie
Harvey, Miami, Fla, and a grandson
Of the late NJ NJ Schrock, Mt. Lake
Park.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1950-12-21
DEER PARK

Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Zimmerman
have announced the birth of daugh-
ter.
The Methodist church will have a
Christmas program Sunday evening.
The public is invited.
The local Homemakers club with
Mrs. d. r. limbaugh, president, pre-
siding, held its regular meeting at the
WOW. Hall last Tuesday.
A baked ham supper was enjoyed
by everyone present. Secret sisters
were also revealed.
The Deer Park school will have a
bazaar on Thursday evening at the
school.
Miss Shirley Paugh will entertain
the All club Saturday afternoon.
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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1950-12-21
Open Church Wedding
Planned Thursday

The marriage of Miss Susanna Por-
ter to Mr.. Paul Santelman, which
will take place at st. Paul's Method
list church next Thursday, December
%, will be an open church wedding
and will be followed by reception in
the assembly room Of the church, to
which all who attend the wedding are
invited.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1950-12-21
Christmas Program

Members Of the Sunday School of
the Methodist White Church will pre-
sent their Christmas program at the
church on Sunday morning, Deem
Der "a, at 1890 O'clock instead Of
Friday as previously announced
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1950-12-21
Local Neqvs


y. w. HafqulSS' unioe'iahd' was
business VISITOR IN oakland tuesday
MI. Mario, 1oory lart sunday ror
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Mr.. and Mrs. H. Ward limbaugh
r.tt Comfy Memorial bosnital SAT
nrday December lG.
Mrs Nelson Nethkeh IS fecuperat-
ing al hef nome ~ hoseoa!e following
Memorial hospital. Cumberland.
MI ana MIS- george Neiling lelt
sunday Tor Greensboro ~ - Where
they VIII VISIT thelf Soh-ih-laW ana
tington.
James :. Lemmeft spent me Week
e'o III ID NSo"iE' W. d. WIN ms
VIZ WIG = ~" No''s 60 '',s7' ''''i
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there VIII" nel son una '''uk''ei IN
bun. for month.
Mr.. and MIS-. >. I. kuhh' Moor
head, Mllh.' arrived tuesday 10 spend
the 1hfiS'maS mondays win MIS-
+. Lewis, Liberty street.
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olIleeS VIII remain eloSeu an u"E Oh
Monday, December 25.
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MethooiSt church hau us NniiS 'ii'"S
party on Monday evening at the nome
OF Mrs. Il. II. Harmed second street.
~ ana nrS' D. oeioS lei' od'-
ufoay ioi DoSIon' -'l"s,'' "i'eie ','e
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W. c. Bradford and son, Eugene
Bradford. Akron, Ohio, are here this
week, having been called to Oakland
following the death Of the formers
brotherin-laW, Elmer {. Wilson.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1950-12-21

Homer L. Bennett, student at Beth
any college, has returned to his home
for the Christmas holidays
Mr., and Mrs. MINERS Schoch. Crel-
lin, are moving today into their new
blick bungalow on the old Deer Park
road which was recently completed.
Mrs Robert I. Hoffman and Miss
Mary Louise Ielbg entertained mem
hers Of their club, husbands and
guests at turkey dinner at the home
If MIR. and Mrs. Hoffman, Tuesday
evening.
Lieut.. and Mrs. Robert Railey and
infant daughter are visiting their
parents here and at Deep Creek Lake
Lieut.. Railey, army air force, was
stationed at San Antonio, Tex, prio.'
to his furlough.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wade H. Rice and
family, Hyattsville, and Mrs. Vivian
Courtney, College Park, expect to ar
rive Saturday to spend the Christmas
holidays at the home Of Mr. and Mrs
Lester c. Yutzy, in Crellin.
Following the presentation of the
Christmas pageant last Sunday at the
Lutheran church, members of the
Young Adult group met at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. George H. Hanst. Co.
hostesses were Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Ruekert, Mr.. and Mrs. Harold G. Bit
finger.
Members of the Brownie troop in
Oakland gathered on Monday evening
and went caroling. after which they
had refreshments in the basement Of
the Lutheran church. The Brownies
were entertained last Friday evening
at the regular meeting Of the Oak
land Rotary club.
Among the students who have al
ready returned to Oakland for the
Christmas holidays with home folks
are Rita Bittle, Barbara Winters.
Lawrence Riley, Eloise Ashby, Jack
Kight, Hervey r. Smouse, Richard
Leighton
Susan Anne Turner, daughter Of
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Turner, Second
street. student at Penn Hall Junior
College and Preparatory school, at
Chambersburg, Pa, has returned to
her home for the Christmas vacation
Miss Turner IS member OF the has
ketball squad of the school, playing
guard position.
Members of the Order Of Eastern
Star had their annual Christmas par
t. on Tuesday evening The program
was in charge Of Mrs. VERNE Smouse.
Members brought gifts for various
families and homes Of the communi-
ty. Jay Bell and Hervey r. Smouse
were guest soloists Mrs. w. W.
Grant gave the Christmas story
Mrs. John Sisk, Loeb Lynn, has
been in Morgantown, w. Va, the
past two weeks where she is under
The care Of an orthopedist and is TAX
ing physical therapy treatments for
an injured shoulder She is staying
with her cousins, Rev. and Mrs JOB
jones. Mr.. and Mrs. Sisk are plan
ming to leave Sunday for Norfolk,
Va. to attend the wedding of their
daughter, Miss Florence Sisk, to
Isaac Matthias Copeland, Jr., which
will take place there December 27.
Miss Sisk at present is teaching music
in the Ruffner Junior high school.
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To Present Program

A Christmas program will be pre-
sented by the Sunday School Of the
Turner Douglas chapel, near Corinth,
ON Friday evening al o'clock. The
nnhlic is inNited
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