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Evening star., 1950-10-28

NJ ~ Nv" 'tii e1'
CHECKER and counter girl for cican-
Ing nng plant; permanent jop: IA.
cLERK-Must be accurate id typist.
ing knowledge; s days. 40 hrs,
MITcHELL's \, ! 7 MOTORS. 2sa End
cIERk%Not over IS. with NTs tying
machine for growing organization;
permanent job. good working con-
ditions. periodic increases. chance
f9T sT asdsyssncemen:. sssi call MR.. sAGLE,
CLERKS and typists permanent s.
day dsr, week; Apply M, Mr. Trice. FRANC
ssMElEH senRel 7fb eocj s0d 6 s27 7th st. 5a Riw.
branch stores in various sections Of
the city; experience preferred but
not necessary; ages % to 40 only:
excellent salary, plus bonus and
ssmpIose set1ese discount &c Can Ma =, 71s5 ts
cIIEKI[kI,TYPIsT. III[Is sPgi E. whits Apply NJ.
Clerks twhiteJ, permanent; also a a
lew temporary, openings; excel sur
roundings; 40-hr. wk.; annual start
ing salary, Sl,920 (S36.92 wkly.);
sooSd opportunity to advance; lib
Is TO 35; personal interviews. 8
am. to 800 pm. (closed Saturday;
Personnel Once. NATIONAL GEO
GsAPaIc Ge Pa not SOCIETY, oSaps Bird and R Sts.
CLERK-TYPIsT, 1s to 35: credit
ONCE: company benefits: discount.
FRANC JEWELRY CO., 1928 H st.
cLERK-TYPIsT. white. under s5;
nrefprahlv with Iponladoa ~ etort
hand; 5-day wk.; mod. office in n e.
Call Mr.. Irwin. LA. 6-5500 for appt
CLFRK-TYPIsTs t3), for automatic
machines. % no experience necessary;
vancement. Apply COLUMBIA DIS
TRIBUTING CO., 1346 Conn. ave,
CLERK-TYPIsT, interesting position,
consenial working conditions, 5Ha-
life, accident and disqualification ip-
surance furnished free after 90 days.
Apply in person to Mr.. Dunn, mgr,
LINCOLN LOAN SERVICE, 16 Car
CLERK-TYPIST, in bookkeeping dept
of active corporation where ability
is recognized and promotion given
ghen earned; Reply. stating age.
cIPRk-TYPIsT. I1 1!Yi sisr 5-day. 4o-hr. wei week:
ssir-conditioned bldg; paid vacations;
bonus plan and other employe bene-
sT ss9s ssPPSFteasfs sSS cENTuR9 t2r rok es
K-TYPIST-Casualty insurance
company branch once; small force,
ye-day ave n,., week * liberal liberal company pene-
CLERK-TYPIsT. for ! of Washing
toms Oldest jewelry stores; no ex-
nfSsfSaa} Ell RUBEN sf@ CO.. s spPIS S
CIERaKis.;TYpIsT Ii ais; for general GsS iasur-
ance agency; excellent opportunity
In I.2es modern ONCE; pleasant working
oIERKsTYpIsT. f. perm. Mr pos POSITION. op-
5eday wk. E. 5. ADAMS CO. "a
N. Y. ave. NV. See Mr.. Robey.
CLERK K-TYPIsT-5-day wc.k, $40
to 4:30; congenial surroundings in
large insurance company's home Of
fee; good opportunity for advance
n tiens and seeR' sick ieaTe isN paiS siowsce saee
permanent position. Apply RIM. 700.
CLERK ;iaa krrYpIsT = II ST. and general on once
ccgINI cS5sss sToRs Ssay as web Conn MARTINS
CLERK-TYPIST, general office work,
including tipping, filing. operating
switchboard, accuracy with figures
essential; downtown ms: agency,
SAG to g. ds Sdsy byes week ons Sh7s per ed
cation and experience. Box ls7-D.
cIEfiRK.TYrIsT, IS to a5, accurate.
for perm. position; excel. working
msn sonds fnd sday so0a shshSe fST 1k advappf app
PEARL ASSURANCE CO.. sos Wood,
ward Building. -2S
Evening star., 1950-10-28

BABY SHOP
a4al 18th hhsa,sr, e. aw H6 9DPs sass sApDassaeSS
BAIaIus; 4eIIppsb'. 04itt. s aaSseeo seod condition;
-3056 M st. NV. NO 1903.
BATHTUBs, new. used: built-in legs:
sAhE s1s co csossigss ass7 t&eets gil FL HE'S
Manicuring tables, desk, etc; must
sell. sive-away price. Wo. 231s.
BED; sls. Tel!yTs9d 81: 1894 twin. steel ss lFssps
condition; best offer. WI. 1897.
BED. youth. metal, incl. innersprins
matsress; msna ! spread. GOOD cond,; SO.
BED, Hollywood, never used; cost $50,
ie5i Spt, S59, s5a 143o Belmont st. o1n.w" NV"
BED. 4-poster maple, $50 yrs. old ;
blue broadloom stair carpet. other
antiques. OR, 217S. 20
BEDS t2b, metal oouble, complete;
$40 naSh: RA. 5?633. -29
BEennsPRISG, 2-coil, for single bed.
BfDRM. SUITE. 7-pc. lieht walnut,
dbl. bed. Call VI. 5Os1 F:iday, Sat
urday and Sunday. 30
BEDRM. SUITE, maple. 5-pc.. glass
tops: reasonable. WI. 5000. -2!s
BEDRM. AND LIVING RIM. SUITES.
%S 9eeasienal dena table excel cond. Cali
BlGYcIE; girls, like new, as-ineh.
BICYCLE y; brand-nsw, $40. Can Ii.
BICYCLE Girls, 20 in, excellent
cond,. $50. 10. 3-5s90.
BICYCLES. new Columbia. schwInn.
Colson. Complete repairs. Terms
and trade. Used bikes, SIS UP. COL
LEGE PARK CYCLE. UN. 1900.
BLANKET, double. General Electric
rose. never used; very rare antique
rocker. cane back and seat. perfect
eeond, 81. 6o6s. Close-in Silver
BOILER, used. 4-section American
No. 4, jacketed. oil-burning. In
stalled. guaranteed. Many others.
Day, TR. 3213; nights, FIR. 2109.
BOOKCASES. CABINETS. etc. un-
finished. made to your speeif1ca
1ions, 8 od1o 4 g. X. WooDWoRKING,
BREAkFaa.sIT; j; SET. porcelain. Se exsen-
sion table. 2 chairs. $50, single
g, nstal vi daySse 4ssa mattress $40; chairs
Call oW. 606l. SO
BRICK, timber. flooring, plumbing
materials. doors. ETC., for sale. 400
9th NJ
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DINING ROOM SUITE

modern style. consisting of exten-
sion table, large credenza. serving
commode. 10 side chairs, host and
hostess chairs; all finished with
genuine leather: 2 consoles, ,
pedestals; al, ip peri; cond.' will
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College Background
ARTHUR MURRAY

Arthur Murray fall training class is
beainning Mon. Oct. 30. Training
will be given from 6:15 TO 10:l5
pm. each weekday. Applicants will
= be interviewed in person only, 10
am. TO l pm. or Q pm. to 10 pm.
See Miss Farrell
Arthur Murray Dance Studio
1l06 Conn. Ave. NV. 30
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HELP WOMEN

SECRETARY, construction experience
helpful; dictation minimum, 100:
AID. 1870. Us
SECRETARY for doctors office; eXpe-
rienced: Write full particulars to
SECRETARY FOR LAW OFFICE. in
modern air. conditioned building
prefer young lady 25-35 yrs. old
with good education, experience and
neat appearance; 5-day week; ex-
cellent working conditions: salary
$4,000 per annum. Call EX 6666.
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RESIDENT MANAGER

RESIDENT MANAGER
experienced pt for for large garden-type
Box 2l6-A. Star. rs
sALEsLADY, experienced with yard
Phone Mr.. BLAcKsToNE. WI. WI
sAILEsLADY. exp; excel. oppor. Ap-
sFoRE. m ts5 Pe5sGn 15th doTLIEB s. sle. DEF DEPT
SALESLADY, experienced excellent
opportunity. Apply in person, WASH
INGToN LINEN CO., 800 F ST. NV.
sALEsLADY. corset and lingerie shop
K3oHiedge Of French. CHEZ JEAN,
SALESLADY, exper. in selling blouses
and skirts; perm. position. good sal
ary and commission Apply in per
son n URDoNG BROS. 1905 F st.
sALEsLADIEs. millinery and ready to
wear; experience essential; pern,a-
nent position; $50 per week to
start Do not phone. Apply after
moons. 1913 Conn. ave. 30
SALESLADIES
1mmediate openings in ladies dress,
coat, suit and sportswear depts. for
experienced, alert people in estab-
iished. progressive, expanding organ
lzation; salary, commission and un-
usual employe dement's. Apply
YOUNG MEMS SHOP
3942 Minnesota Ave. NE. IS
SEAMSTRESS, white. for drapery
good salary and permanent position.
Also young woman to learn. Call in
person, SCHLEIFER'S 35l4 Conn.
SEAMSTREsS, exper. in slip covers
and draperies; good working conds.
Apply in person, vIRGA g. CO..
7l26 Wis. ave, Bethesda, Md. Il
SEAMSTRESS. experienced only. Slip
covers. SEIBERT DECORATORS,
7lO3 wisconsin ave. NV. OIL. 1883
SECRETARY-20 to 30. aircraft rep
resentative's offlce; interesting work
pleasant surroundings. RE. 62S2.
SECRETARY for Silver Spring office:
5-day week; knowledge of ditto
machine helpful. Call Sligo 124s
SECRETARY for small news bureau;
salary. S55; 5-day week. 1916.
Must be experienced in all phases of
once work Call RE. 1881. 20
iSECRETARY-In executive office; ex-
cellent employment conditions; 30
hour week. month vacation with
pay; permanent position. Apply in
person at the GEORGE WASHING
TON UNIVERSITY, 724 22nd st.
- 20
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HELP DOMESTIC

CHAUFFEUR HOUSEMAN BUTLER
for small family; good salary: other
nelp employed; city references re-
auired. Phone EN-. 707O. -29
CHILD NURSE-Care of baby and
help with light housework; live in
or out; must have excel refs; per
mnanent napan position. Good salary. JU.
COOK, gh.w, exp. ref. live in,
osT6 osmt' rm' 3 adults, l child. OIL,
COOK. exper. with local references to
I'VE M IN, IN; also house maid to live out.
COOK, first class, white, for hotel
housekeeping apt; high salary for
real superior cook. Box 370-D. Star.
COOK AND G.H.w.-Must be settled
woman over. 40; must live in; family
OF 3: upstairs room with pvt. bath.
radio and teleYision: Bendix. mangle
and clothes dryer: permanent posi-
tion for the right person. References
required. $50 per week. OIL. Sa73.
CoOK-GH,w.. a5 to 40. live in;
other help. empl; references; S25.
COOK. L.H.w.-s3S week; must live
N; be capable and experienced:
other, other help hell employed; recent local
CIV. and help care for children;
want experienced white woman to
live in; good pvt. quarters; Thurs
days and alternate Sundays Off; $50
per week. Phone OIL. $3.50 for in
G.H:W., some cooking; neat, RE-
5ha-day wk.. stay 2 nights; S22 wk.
to start. 1928 Primrose I'd. NV,
18th st; busline;
G:HW., live in; 5h-day week; laun-
dry; fond of children; S25; other
nelp empl. EN-. 6175. 30
G.H.W;, experienced, must be fond
Of children; references required;
live in. Apply in person for inter
view. 800 F st. NV. 80
GIRL, colored, age 25-35, exper.
with children and g.h.w., 3 days wk. !;
S12, carfare; refs. RA. Gill,
HOUSEKEEPER-M live in or
out; must have excel. refs. and be
neat and intelligent. Good salary.
JU. 1-63SQ. 30
white; live in; .
children (school age and Is mos.) ::
references required. AID. 4234. -29
coon. care OF chill
dren. ? and 4 yrs, other help; live
in (2nd 4. rm.) or out; full time or
Z am. to , pm. Wo. 24S9 after
LADY WANTED for care of young
child. Very light housework and
good pay, Must be able to live in.
NAH Gal astsr f. t Pm HI 1894 1874 ~ 3o c5f,
: dren; live in. WI. 5573.
Evening star., 1950-10-28
HELP WOMEN

CLERK-TYPIST THE EVENING
STAR has immediate openings for
clerk-typist See our larger ad
under AD-TAKERS for further infor-
Evening star., 1950-10-28
BUSINESS SERVICES

BOoKKEEPER, part-time, $50 mo-;
books started, kept part time: in
come taxes; prompt; local refs. EN-.
1854.
Evening star., 1950-10-28
SUPERVISOR

-.'l
SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR for auto
BE- 5e0T5sS5s SsoS fRIzsoEfE Il tgSisEf nfisS Mo
TEACHERS, nursery school and Kin
dersarten. Washington and Metro
polltan Area. Invite correspondence
with qualified teachers seeking ap-
polntments. Box o4-A. Star. --29
TYPISTS white; starting annual
opportunity to advance; permanent;
nice surroundings; liberal vacation
and sick leave: age IS to 35; per-
sonaI intervieTs. an. to $3.50 pm.
NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC socfETY,
TYPIsT-CLERK - THE EvFNfNo
STAR has immediate openings for
ands sff 0Ha sor tar,Esr aEss5 a aa
TYPisT CLERK for radio parts
Ta3elesaler' ya3elsads!' general once work;
ssisTsnsfs sssTs sss rfSsrfs goH s3
WAITRESS; good tips, good salary.
good business; steady and part
time CLUB LIE CONGA. s4I3 Baiti-
more blvd. Betwyn. Md. -2S
WAITRESS. white. good salary. IL to
1;30 Pm, Sundays of. ALLISONS
aaEEsTAghANT' aES AYE. 6@l6 ard st. NV NV
WAITRESS. white. experienced and
dependable; good salary. good tips;
h1H6Gs hSg6ss fgqm : rs, 3 Pm; to y midnight.
Takoma Park D. c. 30
WAITRESS, experienced. Apply In
person. day and night. FAIRFAX
RESTAURANT. 1897 Penna ave. Sc
WAITRESS. experienced: excellent
TIPS: 109 Upshur st. NV. Do not
wAfTREssEs saPiH; WANTED. experienced
92s l4th ST. NV. is
GIRL, white, experienced, wanted for
and 10c store. LINCOLN 5 AND
l0c, 205 End st. sc. 20
GIRL, white, to work In shoe store;
exper. not necessary; good salary
l2l0 King St, Alexandria. Va. 30s
GIRL, intelligent. neat appearance.
for work IN North Arlington office;
experience preferred. but not nece.-
sary: Phone GIL. 1900. MR.. Nc
CARTHY. Monday. am. 80
Evening star., 1950-10-28
STENOGRAPHER

We have two openings for desirable,
permanent situations; 5-day, 40-hr.
week. Successful applicant must
assure good attendance and be able
to pass a medical examination. Rea-
sonable shorthand and tipping speeds
are required. Desirable company
benefits available Apply personnel,
Room 500: Open weekdays $500
5. Sat. 81.
THE EVENING STAR
110l Penna. Ave. NV.
Evening star., 1950-10-28

sTENoGRAPHER-CLERK. permanent
position with international organiza-
ton. for young lady capable of as
suming esponsibilities; good salary
and working conditions Apply in
beefrson. 500 Conn. ave. NV, Suite
STESoGRAPHER- SECRETARY Pri-
vate employment, small Office. good
hours permanent; exper. pref. but
not required; good starting salary.
STENOGRAPHER-sECRETAR for
EDUCATION organization: 5-day week;
Catho.ic. single, under rs, eficient.
CAL RE. 1888. Ext 214. II
Evening star., 1950-10-28
INSTRUCTION COURSES

PRIVATE INSTRUCTION on all must
cal instruments In our studio. Call
for appointments, ST 02h0. DY-
MANIC MUSIC. 1900 G st. nv
EARN YOUR DIPLOMA at nome in
spare time; high school. business
engineering; 400 other courses
!. c. s.. 210 Bond Bldg. ME SI66
MODEkN fkAlNlsG IN oesuss eui.
by Government for CT training; das
and evening classes WAR Fl YNN
BEAUTY COLLEGE 1910 q at nv
Evening star., 1950-10-28

Furniture Unclaimed
Coil springs. SIS; twin beds, spring
Srd mattresses. $50; table lamps,
S5; cane back rocker, So: chifierobe,
Sis; dinette set. SIS; childs desk
81; side chairs, $3.50; vanity with
bench, SIS; bed-davenport. S55;
mattress. SIS; occasional chair. Sl2.
2433 18th st. NV.
Open Mon. & Fri. Till 9
Evening star., 1950-10-28
BRICK

Used. clean hard brick. We deliver
100000
ARROW, HOO S. Capitol
Ii. 3-226l Ii. $4,000
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types, new work and
repairs, cutters, spouts, carpentry
ana painting. A. D. THOMAS,
SLIP COVERS, drapes. custom made:
your fabric or mine: expert work;
pvt. party. TIA. 7467, TU. 2SS6.
VENETIAN BLlND,S washed, repaint-
sd, retaped. Recorded. PARK AVE.
VENETIAN BLIND CO., 62l4 r. L.
ave, Riverdale. Md UN. 1916.
WORN SIM TOPS replaced with
S262 MASTER APPLIANCE co
TREES topped. prmed or removed by
Nd; students; fully insured and eX-
perienced. Cali AP. 1900 any time.
MAKE YOUR decision with PRE-
C1SION TELEVISION CO. for i'm
mea; service on all TV makes. HU.
3SBg, y am. to q % m no
Evening star., 1950-10-28
HELP MEk AND WOMEN

CASHIER. also food checker: only
experienced need apply. Good sal
airy. meals and hours. Apply week
days between & and II an. or 3
and 4 pm. See Mr.. Cohen, FAN L.
BILLS. 1l32 Conn. ave. 80
capable of answering teie-
pnone and waiting on customers;
COUPLE, coiored. to work on close-in
Maryland farm estate; room, board
and S100 Fer mo. SH. 50S2 or
Ashton 5S14 20
apt in exchange for
part-time duties. caring for small
rooming house; white only. DE.
SS24 cns
COUPLE. experienced. references;
cooking, housework, driving; good
WAGES, excellent living quarters.
Phone WI. 94a3. go
DRAFTSMEN-ARTIS for Isometric
drawing only; trained or experienced;
40 hrs; excel. salary. Call AT.
$500. Ext. AIS. Monday after : pm.
:}0a
FISCAL POSITIONS-NCRa and tipping
experience helpful; pleasant working
conditions; permanent positions;
vacation with pay Apply in per-
son. the GEORGE WASHINGTON
UNIVERSITY. ia 22nd st. NV.
Evening star., 1950-10-28

TEACHER. simplified Gregg short
hand. nights week. Call MA.
325S 90
PROFITABLE part-time openings,
men and women bet. 20-3O yrs. of
age. pleasant oppor. in reliable and
estab. organization; persons with
friendly disposition and sense Of
humor preferred. Apply in person
Sun. morn. $50. at $40 Maryland
ave. ne; ask for MR.. JOHNSON.
ACT NOW FOR EASY EXTRA CASH
Amazing profits selling friends
Americas finest Christmas cards
Stunning perSonaliZed cards so for
81 Up Gorgeous 21-card Feature
boxes. metallicS. stationery gift
items. Bonus plan Sample kit on
MASTERCRAFT 1911 @ St NV.
Wash 8 DI nQlS
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CASHIER-TYPIST

week; position permanent; salary
$50. LIVINGSTONE 9O6 7th st.
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TELEylsIoN REPAIRS
REPAIRS AND SERVICE

ADDITIONS ana modernizIng cellar
20 roof Call 81. 3366-67 for free
estimates NATIONAL CONTRACT.
ING CO. 1903 Eye st NV
AIR-CONDITIONING UNITS STORED
repaired and serviced. Cali Ii
3-4112 r. g. NJ REFRIGERATION
CO.. PA L st. ne
YOUR PHILCO AND YORK
AUTHORIZED SERVICE nFAT FR
Evening star., 1950-10-28
BUII,DOZER

International. Good cond See at
Zoo Western ave. Chevy Chase,
Evening star., 1950-10-28
MIscL. FOR SALE Cont
AUTO SEAT COVERS

ANTIQUES-Chair lady's Victorian;
reasonable; also ANTIQUE clock. t,E.
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BUILDING MATERIAL

BRICKS. l or a million. ALASKA
COAL 4 BRICK CO.. Ma. 5sS5
Evening star., 1950-10-28

DESKS. ALL SIZES. WOOD, STEEL.
SIS AND UP; FILE CABINETS,
BACK OF ENGLAND CHAIRS"
TYPEWRITERS. LOCKERS, ADDING
MACHINES. FOLDING CHAIRS.
PRICED REAS FREE DELIVER.
MANHATTAN OFFICE EQUIP. CO.,
63q Me- work. AVE NV
Evening star., 1950-10-28
BABY CRIB AND
CARRIAGE CLEARANCE
FLOOR MODELS
20 % to 40Go Off

NATIONAL BABY SHOP
2461 18th st. NV. OPP. Ambassador
Theater, HUI S2Sa --29
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SECRETARY
PART TIME

Ptfmantnt, must be extremely cap
able and dependable; hours 10-o;
staue complete information. Box
o94-D, Star Al
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OFFICE FURNITURE

MUSIC sTANDs-l2 selmer stands
and Porta lights; new. S45. See at
5l20 Sth st. NV, NIGHTS after Z.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1950-05-11
Tomato Tips Given
For Home-Gardeners

Some suggestions for the produc-
tion of top quality early tomatoes
were listed today by Edward K.
Bender, Vegetable Specialist, Uni
versity of Maryland. This includes
CD use strong healthy tomato plants
8 to 10 inches tall with leaf spread
about equal to the height, 90 when
transplanting, set the plants or
inches deeper than they were in the
pot or flat, CD avoid use of too much
nitrogen fertilizer or manure and az
mulch plants not staked.
Mr. Bender reports that staked
tomatoes usually produce better
quality fruit but have smaller yield.
However, staked plants may be
planted closer together and hence,
yield about the same total production
in a given area. A more detailed list
of suggestions is available from
county agents or from the Extension
Service, University of Maryland. En-
titled Ten Suggestions for Growing
Tomatoes in the Home Garden" the
single page list is Misc. Pub. III.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1950-05-11
Rules For Golf Set
By Club Directors

Rules and regulation for the golf
club house will be discussed by mem
bers of the Board of Directors at a
meeting at the club house next Sun
day afternoon at 80 it was an
nounced.
AT last Sundays meeting member
ship fees were set. A family member
ship is $1,000 per season with an
individual membership $23.00. For
out of county persons the family
membership is $2300 and the indi-
vidual membership $500. An Ele-
mentary or High school student in
Garrett county may have a member
ship for $500. This is to encourage
youth to learn the game. A non
playing member may have the privi-
lege of the clubhouse for $1,000.
Last Sunday the board discussed
the possibility of erecting a caddy
house, and appointed Reaford Pur-
baugh and Dr. w. w. Grant as mem
bers of finance committee. The
membership rules committee includes
Joseph Sollars, Lou Cornish, Neil
Fraley and DR.. Grant.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1950-05-11

Heights, the guests Of Misses Kate
and Mary O'Donnell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gene Helbig and son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Gnegy and
daughter, of Loeb Lynn, spent We'd
nesday evening with Mr.. and Mrs.
Willard Swartzentruber.
The Brethren will conduct Sunday
morning worship.
The Sunday School contributed
81 to the Moody Bible Institute.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Sisk and Miss
Elinor Schlossnagle attended revival
at Corinth, on Friday evening.
Among those hearing Pastor Zeig-
Ter speak on overseas relief, at
Maple Springs, Sunday afternoon,
were Mr.. and Mrs. Elwood Schloss-
nagle and family, Mrs. Fannie Stutz-
man, Mr. and Mrs. Dan Lichty and
children.
Mr.. Sam Peachy, of Belleville Pa,
spent the weekend here.
Mrs. Cecil Snyder spent several
days in Philippi hospital, for treat
ment.
Mrs. Paul Welch, Mrs. d. Swartz
entruber, Miss Mary L. Lichty and
Mrs. Willard Swartzentluber at
tended the associated sewing circle
meeting near Johnstown, Pa, on
Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. John Sisk, Loeb Lynn,
were calling on Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Sisk, on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Meese, of
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1950-05-11

be the speaker. He will address the
assembly on the Core program in the
schools. Parents and all others inter-
ested are invited and any questions
are welcome.
The American Legion Auxiliary
will sponsor Poppy" Dance in the
local school auditorium on Saturday
evening, May 27. The public is in
vited.
William f. West, Cumberland, is
spending some time with his daugh-
ter, Mrs. Carrie Brobst.
Mrs. Earle H. Ault was a guest of
her son, Roger, at Western Maryland
college, Westminster, over the week
end. She was accompanied by her
son-in-law and daughter, Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred A. Gates, Jr., Cumberland.
The Brethren Ladies' Aid was en-
tertained at the home of Mrs. Fos-
ter Yost last Friday evening.
Mrs. William Miller entertained
with Sunday dinner party honoring
the birthday of Miss Rose Miller
The guests were: Mr.. and Mrs. Eric
Gersdorff, San Diego, California; Mr..
and Mrs. August Nile, Friendsville;
Mr.. and Mrs. Keith Lohr, George
Miller and the honoree
All-day guests on last Wednesday
at the apartment of Miss Rose Miller
were Mrs. August Neil, Friendsville;
Mrs. Lewis Harmon and Mr.. and
Mrs. Eric Gersdorff and daughter, of
San Diego, Calf. Before her marriage
Mrs. Gersdorff was Miss Erna Sny-
der, a former resident of this place.
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DIED
ELIZA BLAND

Eliza Bland, aged So, prominent
lumber dealer and businessman of the
Eglon-Aurora community, died at his
home at Eglon on Monday afternoon
May s, at 1920, Mr.. Bland had been
in failing health for over a year and
seriously i'll for the past four weeks.
He was born at Stemple Ridge in
1895, son of George and Mary
Knots Bland. He belonged to the
Church of the Brethren Of Eglon and
was charter member of the Noun
tain Lions club of Aurora.
He is survived by his wife, Mrs.
Elva Hampstead Bland; four broth
ers, Charles Bland, Benbush, w. Va. :;
Foster Bland, Thomas, W. Va; Henry
Bland, Amboy, w. Va; Ray Bland,
Luke; five sisters, Mrs. Bertha Shat
fer, Eglon; Mrs. Dora Stemple and
Mrs. Lucy Wilt, Amboy; Mrs. Effie
Lipscomb, state of Indiana; and Mrs.
Cora Bolyard, Terra Alta, w. Va.
Funeral services are being con-
Quoted this afternoon at o'clock
from the Maple Spring Brethren
church, with Rev. Robert Byrd, for
mer pastor, of Durbin, W. Va, offici-
ating, assisted by Rev. Ralph Bow
man, active pastor of the Eglon
church Interment will be in the Egg
lon cemetery.
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CARL RICHARDSON

Carl Richardson died at Charlottes-
vile, Va, on Monday, relatives here
have been informed.
He was a son of the late Mr.. and
Mrs. r. G. Richardson, formerly of
Piedmont, w. Va, and Mt. Lake Park.
He had suffered stroke of paralysis
some months ago and then a recent
heart attack, from which he failed to
rally.
He is survived by his widow and
three children; also two sisters,
Misses Frances and Virginia Richard
son of Baltimore and Mt. Lake Park
lnterment will be in Baltimore.
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Margaret Zigler, Westminster; Mrs.
Beulah Lee, Altamont; Mrs Imogene
Klocik, Mrs. Mabel Gadish, Sandusky,
o.; Miss Laferne, Nellie and Marjorie
Paugh, Deer Park; Herbert Blake
Paugh, Westminster; and Donald
and Wayne Paugh, Deer Park.
The body was brought to the home
of Mr.. and Mrs Robert Paugh in
Deer Park where funeral services
were conducted Wednesday morning
at 10 O'Clock in charge of Rev. Simp-
son. Interment was in the Short Run
cemetery.