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Observation-Disclosures e-pc. dn.
Than half en- GM 1888 1888 after fer l0s less
FURNITURE-Mah. drop-leaf ext
table and pad. twin beds ano
springs, chest Of drawers: radio and
sor arm chair, desk lamp. Hoover
vacuum cleaner. carpet. sweeper
porch rocker, rugs, ice skates, rid
ing boots, size g. GE. 0515. 1872
4th St: NV. Sunday or weekdays
F jim SjaGi Hish-Bo,
~puncan-Phyfe sofa, Holland blue
hoor lamp; club chair. OR. 6l65.
Observation-Disclosures double Sim
mons. tnnerspring, S25; rugs Co
Broadloom, royal blue; 9xl2 ano
FURNITUkE-Liv. rm., bedrm., kit.
Just 8 mos. old: leaving town: must
sacrifice. 1928 M st. ne. Apt. /:
FURNITURE for 1-room efficiency
apartment for rent or sale. Gail
FURNITURE 3-rm. apt, Studio
couch, bedrm. suite, gate-leg table,
lamps, rugs, etc. Moving west. OR,
FURNiTURE-Apt. grand piano,
Marshall-Wendell tchickering). $500
GE cleo. ironer. S1OO. Complete fire-
springs and mattress. S25. Twin
beds. 5-piece burl walnut, 500. Sew
eraI occasional pieces. OIL. 9421. "a
FURNITURE-Several pieces of an
tiques, marble top dressers. wash
stands, marble vase figurines at our
Georgetown store. SMITHS TRANS
FER q STORAGE CO.. 1858 Wiscon-
FURNITURE of 4-room house. like
new. 1417 Otis pl. NV. tn. 3271.
FURNITURE-1O-pc. walnut dining
rm. suite; RCA combination radio;
chest; tyyJp.esgriter table. Ho. so42
FURNfTURE@chest Of drawers,
china closet, chairs. Kitchen table
and cupboards, and other house.
hold items. Call JU. 7-9129. No
FURNiTURE-Beautiful master bed
sacrifice for $3.50; cost wen over
8 times, the amount; also child's- 81
pc, bedrm. set; pr. Of very fine
ANTIQUE consoles and Chippendaie
mirrors; will sell below. original
s asking ca Price; also few odd pieces e.
E;West highway. Telephone sH.
FURNITURE, priced for quick sale;
9 9yn transferred; I0-ps, full-s L.
ferobe and misc. AT. 1870. PA
FURNITURE for 3 rms; solid maple
6.pc. dinette; walnut veneer bedrm.:
also liv. rm. Sacrif1ce. OW. S145'
FURNITURE-Beds, dressers. chests
dinette set. kitchen cabinet. metal
wardrobe, chairs; reasonable DE,
FURNITuRE-s-piece, solid oak bed.
9Th ST. NV. RA. 363S. pa
FURNITURE sE .s new and gseda Ne.
quarter size, complete with head
board sOa,ns $500; new sample e inner av
springs. mattresses. large variety
chests. dressers, vanities, $19-S35;
bedroom suites, S59-SS9; bed Steads,
rollaways, wardrobes, bedroom
furniture at warehouse: one sample
hide-a-bed,. sos; knee-hole desks,
SdgS4s .1i arse s.d modern e.do
$34 .50-$69; sofas. occasional chairs,
rockers, living room suites, S75-
$124; five-piece dinette set, (wood
Formica porcelain.). S29-Ss9. Util-
ity cabinet, washing machine. re-
frigerators, tables chairs. china
eoes taSles ~ t sHe end rr sna
floor and table lamps; household
miscellaneous. Inspection and COM
parison invited.
BOTH OPEN SUN, 1876
DAWSON FURNITURE CO, ,1434
rear 4107 Minnesota ave. ne, VI.
1897
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BUILDING MATERIALS

We have q large quantity of high
grade linoleum in good condition,
radiators. boilers. pipe, maple and
pine flooring. office desks, filing cabi-
nets plumbing fixtures, etc. All
these items priced to move quickly
to make room for large stock to
come in. Garage doors and fire es-
capeS. Can be seen at job sites
9th and c SITS. NV. ABCD CORP.
1881 Jefferson Davis Hwy. Arl.,
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PIANOS

Several fine grands, thoroughly re-
paired and guar. incl; Chickering
1856 ' up; spinets from SECS i up
New spinets and consoles at Bis
savings. Free parking, free deliv.
cry: terms. Open Monday and
Friday ewes. till 8. SILVER SPRING
PIANO CO.. S57 Pershing drive, .SH
633S PA
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COLOR PHOTOGRAPHY!
Everything for color! Free instrIe:
lions by experts. BRENNER, 93S
PennSYlYania ave. NV
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HEATERS AND STOVES

- W. . y
New. used; gas. OIL coal, wood, cleo
ACME STOVE. zl011 eth. MA. 1852.
HEATILATOR, new. size No. 1873
complete with grilles; considerably
below cost. UN. 0243.
HIGH CHAIR, Duran plastic and
chrome; built-in Formica-top table;
like new. $40; also knee-hole desk,
$40. 10. 3-5OI3.
HOSPITAL BED, like new, S45. AT.
HOSPITAL BED, complete. slight,
used. Call Warfield 263S.
HOT-WATER BOILER and gas burner
complete. WI. 516l.
HOT-WATER HEATER, electric, one
year old, 30 gallons; excellent con-
ditlon; SIS or best cash offer. 10.
3-794S.
INSULATION - Kimsul. Rockwool
Zonolite, etc.! FUCKER LUMBER
1920 Wilson blvd. ia. ABBA,
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FILE CABINETS

agency $50 files, steel. full Suspen-
sion, 4-drawer legal and letter sizes:
} General .Fireproofing, Shaw-Walker,
Globe-W srnicke, Art Metal. other
national brands; reconditioned. ready
for immediate use: heavy duty:
original cost, sos; priced at Q real
saving. $3.50; free delivery; free
inets. SO and UP. MANHATTAN
OFFICE EQUIP. CO., $50 N. Y. ave.
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FURNITURE

Transfer & Storage Cove
have 4 stores to serve you, 1913 You
st. NV. NO, 3343; 1858 Wisconsin
ave, NO. 1904; 1920 Bladensburg
I'd. ne. AT. 1880, and 1901 Wilson
blvd, Arl, Va, ia. 2-1116.
Don't Make a Move
Without Calling Smith
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

GAS RANGE, 30-in. Ultramatic Cal
! ORIG and q 36-tn. Welbilt; also s.
inch sink, double drain, and match
ing wall cabinets. 9122 Eton I'd.
J Silver Spring, 81. 1886.
GAS RANGES. used; fall sale; from
s e.; s snss 1912 i9AS e$ & %s e. n.w
GAS RANGE, 4-burner, with aeven
Well Bit. Apt. size. $40. wo
Gas RANGES Rss gssq fs s 5s e.
GAS sT0vE. caloric, 36-in., porce.
lain, 1912 model. $50. Also Under
wood typewriter, $50. WA. 1909
GAS STOVE. 4-burner, side oven; 25-
gal. gas hot-water heater; aluminium
under-bed chest; adjustable window
guards; cheap. OR. 1875.
GAS STOVE. side oven. burners
1 f1uorescent sioe-Wall lights, handsome
modern design. Phone WI. 4943. I
GAS STOVE-Magic Chef, oven con.
troll. good working cond., now in
use; electric icebox, Z Gu. IT,. needs
repa Eso very reas; GE. 1865: Pa
reasonable: WA. $40.
GAS STOVE. and lift. M. w. refgr..
good cond; 10. 2-3132 after 8 OF
GENEsAir5Rss-sTARTERs, $3.50 up.
largest assort.' eisc: motor repairs.
GIRLS WINTER COAT and hood
size II; excellent condition; SO. ia
GOLF BAG, genuine calf, with OF
without clubs; in excellent condi.
GOLF CLUBs-Lady's steel set and
bag, $50; beginners, S12; fine
leather bag, sly; extras. ME. 1915, .
and one Marsh No. 3. in perfect
s CO.. aa viii WIN sell cheap. Can ia.
GRILL EoUiPMENT, in excel, cond
6.It: meat display case. register, g.
case ana slicer, on sale at II 18th
st. ne, to 4 pm, Sunday only.
GROCERY ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
| Waik-in box, 26-case beverage box.
meat display case, computing scale,
in excellent condition. CAN IA.
GUITAR, ampli6er; pickup and case.
$40: UN. 1927.
GUITAR-Instruction by professional.
we give q guitar with course of 10
lessons; RAfNER'S MUSIC STORE,
GUITARS, new and used, S15.75 up
Lessons, repairs. COLUMBIA MUSIC
CO., 500 18th NV. NE. 1419.
GUN. Browning, auto, 16-sa.. with
Poly choke, excellent; Win. mod. 20
sporter .22-cal., with Weaver J-2. d
scope, perfect. WO.r 1859.
GUN, winchester pump. 4l0, new;
sacrifice, 500. WI. 6I62.
GUNS ttwo) 12-gauge. Browning
automatic and a dble. barrelled L.
e: Smith; like new. OV. 2I36.
GUNS, fne collection Of antiques from
an estate; priced right, PEERLESS
| PAWNBROkERS' EXCHANGE. 911
D st. NV. RE. 6199.
GUNS-Shotgun and rifles, sell o,
| trade. for German shotgun or 8.
barrel. Also Mauser stock and 9-mm
Manlicher cartridges. CO. 0739.
GUNS-4-shot, 41O bolt action, good
condition; SIS. UN. 1884.
HEATER, Quaker circulating oil type
3 to nm size; $45. SH. 1853
HEATERS (3), wall type, gas, usec
3 mos; $50 each. Call AP. 2T71
between . am. and pm. IA
| A
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CAMERAS

1rand-new. from the worlds finest
manufacturers by authorized COM
piete pnoso oePa LINEN stoe S , 6at.
equipment; fully guaranteed for one
year; pay cash or 6 to Is months;
enjoy legal title protection; highest
trade-in allowances; lowest prices;
expert free instruction. Ask for free
Brenner's Camera Catalog. 7-houl
photo finishing. Repairs. 27 years
trade experience. See tomorrow.
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MOVIE PROTECTORS

Cameras. films, screens. splicers, etc.
top brands: easiest terms; bargains
trade-ins: one-year guarantee; guide
Tree. BRENNER. 933 Penna. ave
NV Park free. RE. 2434.
itemizer. for self service store; q
great bargain. Call Mon. 329 Il
OFFICE EQUIPMENT, Q large all.
steel desks, rubber tops. secretary,
with typewriter built in. both excel
orig. cost. GIL. 2002 Sun. or Elk.
2s12 wkdays
OFFICE EQUIP.-Desks, chairs. files
safe, add. mach; reas. Today, CO
1926; wk., DI. 1872. 1112 14th NV
OFFICE FURNITURE, reconditioned
9th Sc s.W. NE. 1855.
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OFFICE FURNITURE SURPLUS
SALE ON CONTENTS OF ENTIRl
BLDG OF CARNEGIE FOUNDA
DESKS exec, SECTL., TYPIST
CLERICAL, CHAIRS, 200 FILING
CABINETS; WHSLE. OR RETAIL
AT GREAT SAVINGS: Ice. SELEC
TON. p. c. SURPLUS SALES
5l1-513 NEW JERSEY AVE, NV
lBET: E AND F STS). FIRE.
PARKING ON PRENfISES Ok
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE
LUMBER
BETTER THAN NEW

FROM wREcKING AT
FORT BELVOIR, VA.
2x4s, .2x6s, sheathing and flooring
dry, bright. surfaced on 4 sides anc
free Of nails. It's BETTER THAN
costs much less.
INSULATION BOARD. SO. FIT, &c
ASBESTOS BOARD. SO. FIT, 4c
PLASTER BOARD. SO. FIT, SC
COAL HEATERS, 1896
DOORS AND WINDOW SASH
PJLYWooD-h in. and 70 in; 90 +
2 PORTABLE WALK-IN COOLERS
BUILDINGS
SOME PREFABRICATED
AT. LESS THAN ~ LUMBER COST
20 ". wide IN all lengths Insulated
walls. double floors, doors and win
dows. Reduced for immed. sale
20 TT. x "a ft.-----------$195
20 it.. x 80 $255
20 IT. x u ft.----------$ 435
20 it. x 60 it,, no floor, 3l9s
OPEN DAILY AND SUN.
HARRIS WRECKING CO
Bldg. TC "A, 9Th and Gunston sts.,
Fl Belvoir, Va
Phone Fl Belyoir 1000. Ext 2I26
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BUILDING MATERIALS

tions; lumber from barracks at Fit.
Belvoir; windows Of all sizes: 1000
doors in excellent conditions; radia-
ton boilers and every other item in
the building material line: specials
for one week: Iceboxes. SIS; shower
stalls. complete with fittings, size
32x32x76, SIS; sink and laundry
tray combinations with fittings, $50:
we also have large selection OF
new materials: aluminium and gal,
Vanized corrugated sheets, 2x8 and
2x10. limited quantity; soil pipe and
fittings; galvanized pipe: copper
doWnspouts and gutterings and
many other items. Visit us for
free estimates of your building ma
terial. ace WRECKING g. BUILD
ING MAEERIAL CO., 4002 Mime
sofa ave. ne. LU. 4-0500. 20
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MOTORCYCLE = ALL-CHROMTUM
HARLEY-DAVIDSON MOTORCYCLE
IN SUCH PERFECT CONDITION
It's LIKE BRAND NEW. MUST
SACRIFICE AT ONCE. CALL RICH
ARD ISRAEL AT RA 1878. "a
MOVIE PRoJECTOR-16 MN. sound;
MOVIE PROTECTOR. ie-mm. Bell &
Howell; sound and silent; price,
$3.50. Phone LO. 3-S477.
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BUILDING MATERIALS, used con-
crete plyform for sale. ST. 47s4.
BUILDING MATERIAL - Lumber.
new; suitable for house 24x32;
$500 board it,, 500 per thousand,
delivered. Phone TIE. 1900, AL.
1898 "a
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tSerta), floor sample, $49.50 com.
plete; LEVENTHAL'S, RIA. 1902
MATTRESS, clean; inner spring, anc
box springs; both $25: STREET. slum-
Der chair with ottoman; S25. FA
MATTRESSES. new. single. three.
quarters. double. SIS to $40. ia
9TH st. ne. Ii. $4,000. Open Sun
MAsTTTIREssEs. twin. s16. Call pI.
MEMS CLOTHING, overcoat. size AZ,
heavy montarex, like new, suit, sray
wool. AZ coat, 3Sx32 trousers, shoes,
10 EE, black, worn twice. trousers,
new, summer grey. 40x32, II misc.
pairs, same size and 3 pairs breaches,
h hM' f sat and Panama ia long oval.
M1GRoFiIM READER, s25. One
var be- SUITCASE dsss excel. condition
MICROSCOPE. 3-objective. Bausch
BRoKERss' 2xcHAN NeE.S 81 rH D St
MICROSCOPE, B. & L., 80 objec tives
oil immersion, case, lamp, accesso-
M IT'S; G Sa2; Al. lo55i
cent model; detectives, = oculars
and carrying case; excellent con
dition. Sl95 or best offer. tn. 4O47
MICROSCOPE Spencer binocular
quadruple nose-piece; 2 eye pieces
4 detectives; mechanical stage .ant
case: excellent cond; reas price
ideal for physicians office or medi.
cal student. Ma. 0332. "a
MIMEOGRAPH, new, SIS; typewriter
20: printing press. Sc. Basement
1883 Harvard.
MIRROR, plate glass. 7.5 It. by 4 IT
maroon. $l2; metal window blind
100 in, wide; needs new rope
MOTOR. gasoline. ga hip. 81 #
betting. motor frame. shafts anc
P WA SRA al new; "a price; $50
MOTOR SCOOTER, cushman. Du
MOTORS, Is to rs h.p.; !. h.p.
| $3.50; proper. savings GICHNER
25l3 M st. NV. Elk. 1927.
MOTORS. l/l0O to 100 mp; and re.
duction gear: $40 v: reWound
exch CARLY. 1908 l4th. NO. O224
MOTOR SCOOTER. Salisbury. 1914;
model; S75 or best cash offer. 5223;
9TH st. No, Arl., Va. OW. 0l33,
MOTORCYCLE, 194S Triumph. best
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FURNITURE SAVINGS

Z O4S@N1 Z O1tG k1kA 44NSh9
One complete house of furniture;
reS bargs fea can FREp aSe sif REAL
ESTATE, RE 2461, 81, 1864 "a
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i new chrome. $40 to SO. Is III
st. ne. Ii. $1,000. Open Sun. i
D iSfa + Butte. table and pad
9xl2 rug and pad, wing back AM
sn9 shsiTs' coffee table bed dresse
twin bed. l boudoir chair. | settee
DINETTE TABLE. four chairs. Dun
can Phyfe bleached mahogany; pads
p HI PfE r az fl65 four chairs #
rican oak; table. two chairs, chrome
DINING ROOM FURNITURE, Duncan
Phyfe table and buffet and chini
closet, walnut veneer; $125. WI
DINING RM., mahogany extension
table 6 chairs: very good condition
DINING ROOM SET, e-piece, soli
walnut good condition.: originall
$1,000; for immed. sale; S125. WI
D iS1S ROOM SET Oak table,
extra leafs, 3 chairs, buffet; auicl
sale; $40. ia. 0702 after 1873
DINING RIM. SET. 1o-pc. solid maple
excellent condition. No dealers
DINING ROOM SET, practically new
with 6 Chippendale ladder chairs
glass top on buffet and extension
Duncan Phyfe table; also slip cover
for chairs; $3.50. DU. 1884. -26
DIN. RIM. SET, solid cherry, droplea
table and chairs. S175. $50!
Alton place NV. EN-. 43i9.
DINING ROOM SUITES t2); one 10
pc. walnut. -S75: one 5-pc.. light oak
S55. IS 18th st. ne, Ii. 3-6969
Open Sun, IL noon to pm.
DINING ROOM, walnut and mahog
any. SMITHS TRANSFER & STOR
AGE CO.. 1913 You st. NV. NO
DfSffSiG ROOM. lovely Baker groul
of finest quality. Call IA. 95T6. ..
DINING ROOM SET, 9. pc:. mahog
veneer; china cabinet, buffet,
chairs, good cond. ia. S-260l:
DINING ROOM SET. modern blon,
oak, moving to apt. will sacrifice
misc. household items. ia. 9070
DINING RIM. SUITE, 10 PC, soil,
Mission oak. CHI. 44s5.
DINING ROOM, mahogany suite o
table and chairs, china closet
buffet and side table. AID. 6169
DINING ROOM SUITE, Q pcs, Lowell,
mahog; new; orig, $3.50; will sci
S49o. RIA. 7202.
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OFFICE FURNITURE

oak. walnut, mahogany, completely
reflnished. priced from SIS UP;
tables, bookcases. Bank Of England
chairs. folding chairs, file cabinets,
new and used; most Of these goods
purchased from large insurance and
ONCE items; free delivery. MANHAT-
TAN OFFICE EQUIP. CO.. 639 New
York ave. NV: free parking SPACE
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1950-04-27
FREEMAN ID. DEWITT

Funeral services for Freeman Dor
sey Dewitt, 95, retired farmer and
Methodist preacher, who died last
Friday at his home near Hoyes, were
conducted Monday from the Hoyes
Methodist church by Rev. Robert
Greynolds, Parsons, w. Va. Burial
was in the church cemetery.
Born October Is, 1855, in this coun-
ty, he was a son of the late Joseph
and Julia Anne Robson Dewitt. His
wife, the former Annabel Glotfelty,
died in 1925. He retired 25 years ago.
Survivors include five sons, Adrian
Avery Dewitt, Dayton, o.; Joseph
Frantz and Stanley Webster Dewitt,
Akron; Aubrey Freeman Dewitt, of
Connellsville, Pa; and John Milton
Dewitt, at home; three daughters,
Mrs. Bertha S. Frazee and Mrs. Clara
Belle Dietle, Akron; and Mrs. Julia
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1950-04-27
LEE NELSON HAYDEN

Lee Nelson Hayden, aged II, son
of the late Capt. and Mrs. James A.
Hayden, Of Mt. Lake Park, died last
Wednesday, April 10, at 2:3O a. M,
in Roanoke, Va. He was buried in that
city on Saturday afternoon at 2:30
o'clock
He is survived by his widow, Mrs.
Aileen Hayden, Roanoke; two sons,
M-Sgt Walter Hayden, Ell Paso, Tex,
and Richard Hayden, Gary, Ind; two
brothers, Grant Hayden, Western
port; and Gay Hayden, Mt. Lake
Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grant Hayden and
family, Westernport, attended the
funeral, and were accompanied by
Gay Hayden, Mt. Lake. Mr.. and Mrs
James A. Hayden, of Rowlesburg, al
so attended.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1950-04-27

Pfc. Wade Shatfer has been home
for thirty days after being on Guam
IA months He is now in Columbus,
Ohio. There was social gathering
at the Shaf'er home, April ., in
honor of Wade, and also GATHERINGS
birthday Attending were Mr.. and
Mrs A. W. Killius, Bruce Groves,
Rev. and Mrs. Rogers, Rev. Prince
and family, Miss Shirley Hensley,
Cumberland; Mr.. and Mrs. w. d..
Hardesty and son, Cresaptown; Mr..
and Mrs. w. II. Moomaw and daugh-
tiers, Mr.. and Mrs. James Merrill and
daughters, Mr.. and Mrs Paul Mer-
rill, Mr. and Mrs Daryl Shaffer and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Lester
Steyer and sons, Mr.. and Mrs. Shat
fer and Oliver.
There was P.-TA. meeting at
the Bethlehem school, Mr. and Mrs.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1950-04-27
DIED
MISS LULA c. WALTER

Miss Julia Catherine Walter, aged
7G years, died Sunday morning at the
hone of Mr. and Ms. ,o,anley Rodcr-
lex, in the Bethlehem community,
where she and her brother, George
Walter, had made their home for soy.
eral months.
Deceased was a daughter of the
late Henry and Margaret White Wal
ter and was born in this county July
7, 1878. She had spent her entire life
in this county
Surviving are brother George
Walter; also sister, lacy Jane
WEIGH, of Shaw, w. Va She was a
member Of the Methodist church.
Funeral services were conducted on
Tuesday afternoon at 2:30 O'Clock
from the White church in charge Of
Rev. Randall Prince, pastor, assisted
~ Rev. George w. Simpson,, Ev. L.
B. pastor. lnterment was in the
church cemetery. Pallbearers were
George Harvey, Bell Tasker, Harry
Shaffer, William White, Lester White
and Harold Shockey.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1950-04-27

Rev. T. L. Miles, DID, superintend-
ent of the West Virginia Conference,
Evangelical United Brethren church,
Parlersburg, W. Va, will be holding
meetings daily at the Loeb Lynn Ev.
U. B. church, May 7 to IA, it was an
nounced by Rev. George W. Simpson,
pastor
He will assist in the dedication ser
vices May II and will also preside
over the quarterly conference to be
held in the Loeb Lynn church, May
II at 2:30 p. m.
The following ministers will be
present and speak at the revival ser
vices, May 3 to 6 inclusive; Rev Erwin
Fikc, Wednesday,; Rev. b. J. Lock-
hart, Thursday; Rev. L. b. Sturm,
Friday; and Rev. Mr.. Cronc, Satur-
day.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1950-04-27
ACCIDENT

The work exhibit shown in the
local school auditorium on Monday
night in connection with the P.-T.A.
meeting was attended by large
number of persons. The exhibit was
sponsored jointly by the elementary
and high school
Mrs. William A. Speichcr, who had
spent the past several weeks with her
son-in-law and daughter, Mr.. and
Mrs. Floyd Zehner in Somerset, Pa,
has returned to her home here.
Dr.. and Mrs. Ralph Reiter have re
turned to their home in Rochester,
Minnesota, after a short visit with
Mrs. Refers parents, Rev. and Mrs.
Carl f. Dauphin. Or. Reiter is
member of the staff at the Mayo
clinic
Rev. and Mrs. 0f6fzez Fike, son
John, Misses Ruth JunkeT,s Dorothy
Schlossnagle and Billy Speicher at
tended a youth conference of the
Brethren church in Bridgewater, Va,
over the weekend.
Mr., and Mrs. Carl IIaenftling and
daughters were guests of Mrs.
Ilaenftlng's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
George du Jardin, at their home in
Aliquippa, Pa, over the weekend.
They also visited Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
Beeghley, in Baden, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs Luther Bowser and
family were Sunday guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Zehner, Sipesville,
Pa.
Recent guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Luther BoWser included Mr.. and Mrs.
Claude Fike, Mrs. Ellwood Handwerk
and Mr.. and Mrs. Earl BoWser.
Tho y council ~ ,,Ff Of
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MRS. MARY NJ. RUDY

Mrs. Mary NJ. Rudy, II, mother Of
Irwin r. Rudy, Sr., Oakland, died last
Thursday, April 20, at the home of
her daughter, Mrs. Fannie Lee, Del
ray, w. Va.
Mrs. Rudy was the widow Of James
Rudy who died in 1897. She was a
member of the United Brethren
church.
She is also survived by one other
daughter, Mrs. Clarence Lupton, and
another son, Woodrow w. Rudy, both
of Cedarville, Va.
A funeral service was held Sunday
afternoon at 2 o'clock from the Luth-
eran church at Rio, w. Va. Burial
was in Asbury cemetery, near Moore
field.
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MRS. CORA RUTH BITTINGER


Mrs. Cora Ruth Bittinger died at
her home near Brookside last Thurs
day morning, April 20, at 6:1O o'clock.
She was aged 6S years.
Her husband, John NJ. Bittinger,
died in 1918. She was the daughter
Of the late Moses Fike and Sophia Ru-
dolph Fike.
Surviving are two daughters, Mrs.
Wilma Waybright, route ,, Oakland;
and Mrs. Prema Lipscomb, Keyser, W.
Va; two brothers, A. L. Fike, Eglon,
W. Va; Washington Fike, route =,
Oakland; four sisters, Mrs. Ora Sla-
oadgh, Horse Shoe Run, w. Va; Mrs.
Stella Musser, Mrs. Siloma Slabaugl.
both of Eglon, W. Va; and Mrs. Eta
Sanger, Cordova, Md
Funeral services were conducted on
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Howard Mowcry and two children
sang.
The Sunday School at Kurtz
Chapel is in the afternoon at .
o'clock, and Rev. Prince breaches the
first and third Sundays after Sunday
School
Mrs. Joseph Kerins was taken to
the hospital last Saturday and re-
mains there in a critical condition.
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Sunday afternoon, April %, at $50
o'clock from the Maple Spring Church
of the Brethren, Eglon. Rev. Daniel
Spaid, assisted by Rev. Ralph Bow
man, we're in charge. Interment was
in the church cemetery.
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NORTH GLADE

A social for the benefit of the local
All Club will be held at the North
Glade School Friday evening, May 5,
starting at 1880. On sale will be ice
cream, homemade cakes, pies and
candy. There will be entertainment
throughout the evening with num-
Der of prizes and cake walks.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Ilardcsty are
moving back to Deer Park. They have
lived on the Ed King farm this
winter
Mr.. Leonard Paugh is building
new house on his farm here.
Mr.. J. Hardesty expects to go to
Florida in the near future.
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Ethel Lowdermilk, Florida; sister,
Mrs. Alice A. Frazee, Connellsville;
81 grandchildren and % great grand
children.
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An S4-year-old man in Denver was
cutting his third set of teeth.