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Evening star., 1950-06-22

DEAO I W EnA lOh
Young attr.. girl, interested in giving
face treatments only. Personal inter-
view. District license nee. Elizabeth
Arden, Hay Conn. ave. NV. -22
BINDERY GIRL, exper.; 5-day week.
Apply NATIONAL LITHO. CO., 1855
BOOKKEEPiNG MACHINE oPERAT-
OR-Permanent position in whole
sale plumbing and heating supply
house for intelligent, ambitious girl
Experience BurroughS Machine help
ful but not essential. Must be good
typist with knowledge of shorthand
preferred. Willing to train properly
qualified applicant: 5-day, 40-hour
week; excellent opportunity. Apply
Miss -Wittstatt, holland CO.. INC.
nookkEtpRs ase X s. rs sT sTn ooS1; 1p,sT 80
perienced; excellent working con-
CASHiER-NcR posting machine,
permanent only, good salary. 5-day
week, vacation with pay, company
insurance. other benefits. Apply Mr..
Trice.. FRANC JEWELRY CO., 627
Cashier Himi must be exper. with NcR
1000. for ladies' store: excellent
salary. pleasant working conditions.
Liberal discount. BRESLAU, 614
CAsHIEsRs- ss CHECKERS. part time. over
noon hour, for csfeterias in Govern
ment buildings. We will train quali-
fied applicants If willing to begin
In relief pool. Must have telephone.
Asgsvfcrs Ags II to 2nc 90. aGeoSy7ERNMENT S7.1 Y
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HELP WOMEN

ASSISTANT FoODt SUPERVISOR,
ambitious young lady, under 80 yrs
Of age, who is interested in q perm
consider training someone who has
a degree in home economics or in
stitutional management. Apply per-
sonnsl ONCE, L st. entrance, HOTEL
AWNING SEAMsTRESs-Exper., must
be able to cut. ia S-9472. "a
BAKERY SALESWOMAN, age 2b to
40, experienced, white; West Hyatts-
vil1e. APP 1909. -03
BEAUTICIAN, all around operator,
store hrs. and privils. Fred the Hair
Stylist at PHILIPSBORN ,-22
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AUTO SALESMAN

AUTO SALESMAN
Used cars, plenty of nice clean cars
to sell at low prices. Excellent
financing facilities, we OK. our own
deals and make spot delivery. II
you are an experienced used car
salesman. you can make real money
here. State age. experience, etc.
Box 349-J. Star.
AUTOMOBILE SHOP FOREMAN, ex-
per. in all phases OF automobile re-
pairs and records: must be capable
of supervisoring men; 500 per wk.
to start; excel. opportunity: give full
particulars. Box 413-J, Star.
AUTO statesmen
We need 3 men who can sell and
are not afraid Of hard work and
long hours and willing to learn our
method of selling, Must be capable
OF earning $4,000 a year. If you
not phone: applv in person. @ to 8.
MR.. ROBERT HURTZ
CONVICTION MOTOR co.
1901 Wisconsin ave. Bethesda, Md.
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CASHIERS

To operate per-market check-oui
register. Must have 1 years recent
experience. Only very fast, accu-
rate operators with good local ref
erence need apply to
Posins, 5756 Ga. Ave. NV.
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SPECIAL NOTICES

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
STOCKHOLDERS of the National
Union Insurance Company Of
Washington for the election OF
directors and for such other law
full business as may come before
the meeting, will be held at
o'clock pm at the office of the Com
papy, Suite 701 -703, 900 ''F'' Street
NV. on Monday, July 10, 1850.
WILLIAM H. MARBURY, Secretary
/ WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE fol
any debts incurred by any one but
myself, MARVIN KIDD, Derwo,od,
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CASHIER-TITLE CLERK
For one Of washinston,s largest auto
dealers. Experience with automo-
sential. Must be rapid typist; good
starting salary; excellent advance
ment opportunity for mature
young lady Box 21S-J Star
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BEAUTICIAN

~ BEAUTICIAN
MAN ; OR WOMAN
BARRETT PARKER HAIR STYLISTS
S406 Ga. Ave, Silver Spring, Md.
BEAUTY OPERATOR-S5O per wk.
plus commission. can earn $50 to
S75. Apply LOUIS CREATIVE
HAIRDRESSERS, 922 18th st. NV.
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MEAT CUTTER

Capable, reliable man to run self
service meat dept. Good hrs; good
pay, Apply in person 5715 Lee hwy.
Arlington. Va 90 "
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TAILOR

Mems and ladies' clothing; new and
3D.. old; Repairins and .alterations.
Steady work. DEPENDABLE CLEAN
ERS, 300S Columbia pike, Arl.. Va.
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Team Standing
ST. MARY'S
LEAGUE

The Seabees increased their lead
by one game last week, when they
won two while the. second place
Marines could only get one. The
Air Corps had the high team sin
gle game CPD and Army had the
high set (1540). ~.
Frances DeMichele had the, high
single game OLD for the ladies, and
Leo Shelter had the high single
game for the men (129) and also
high three game set (349).
100000 Glass
Z. Shelter, 129, 114-349; w. Ryan,
129, 111-346; j. Helmer, 118, 116-
343; H. Sirbaugh, 116, 1888; H.
Jolliffe, 1913, 100-317; c. Bittorf, liz,
102-313; R. Ham, ITO, 1O6-308; j.
Weaver, ia, 104-3O7; R. Zappacosta,
123-303; F. DeMichele, Ill; E. May,
100; P Carpegna, 112; J. Henneber-
ger, LOT; F. Hoover, LOT; P. Sap
pington, 107; E. McCarren, 106; B.
Fratianni, 106; T.. Ham, 1O3; F. MAJ
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Team Standing
LIONS CLUB
LEAGUE

The regular season ended on
Thursday night, with the Skins win
ming the fourth quarter.
Tonight the winners of the four
quarters the Skins, Paws, Ears and
Tails-will roll off for the league
championship.
On the night of regular bowling
the last-place Ears tied with the
Names for the high team single
game, when both came up with a
game Oslo, and then the Ears went
on to take the high set (1476).
Stone was the high individual
bowler with a single game of 131
and three-game set of $40.
100000 Glass
Stone, 131, 126-349; Burkholder,
116, liz, 1OO-328; Lewis, 101, 113,
1O8-322; Fiery, 112, 106-311; Hess,
100. 112-305; Bowman 123-305; New
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SUNDAY SCHOOL
WOMEN'S LEAGUE
Division 1

The Iris and Lilacs both gained two
points last week to retain first and
second place respectively. The Iris
also took both team honors with a
single game $500 and three-game
set (1451).
Martha Snyder had the high in
dividual single game CAD and
Amelia Ruth the high set 1885,.
100000 Glass
A. Ruth, 1870, 1886; M. Snyder,
147-318; v. Warner, 1O2, 100, 111-313;
l. Fridinger, t23, 1d3-311; M. Routz-
aim, lO6, 117-3O9; j. Warner, Ill, 1O4-
3O4; P. Forrest, 1903, 10000; G. Ham
ilton, ia; K. Shatto, 112; G. Leath-
erman ID 100; E. Hause, 1O3; L.
Bare, 1903; E. 'Garvih, 103; o. Shupp,
1922; M Hartman,FIO1.
Team Standing
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SPEEDWAY LEAGUE

Things really changed around
after last weeks bowling, with the
third-place Laurel team winning
both their games to. move into first
place, and Bowie and Pimlico, who
both lost two games, dropping back
into second-place tie.
P. Knepper had the high single
game (123) and v. Sneckenberger
had the high tWo-game set (215).
100 Or Better Glass
V. Sneckenberger, 115-215g R.
Selby, 117-212; P. Knepper, 1873
200; E. Barnes, 117-209; E. Right.
111-206; A. Brown, 1926; P. Mill
er, Ill; " Martin, 104; S. Martin,
1903; NJ Selby, 1O2; E. Bentz, 102.
Team Standing
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ELKS CLUB
LADIES' LEAGUE

Although May only won one game
last week, they are still in the lead,
four games ahead of January, who
won all three Of their games, to
move up into second place. De-
eember had the high team single
game (522) and April the high set
(1433).
v. Warner took both individual
honors with a single game (128)
and three-game set 1920.
100000 Glass
V. Warner, 1873, l09-328; d. Mich
OILS, 1l8, 1Ot-3l6; M, Mobley, l13,
109-3l3; N. Musey, l24-303; T.,
Hartle, 118-303; M. Grouse, 1876; A.
Rausenberger, 1876; l.. Kershner,
100; M. Shirley, ,l12; c. Middlekauff,
ITO; f. Miller, l06; V. Bair, l06; N.
Rouzer, 105 c. Wharton, 1906; r.
Schindle, 1903; l.. Riggs, 1902; r. Charl-
ton, 1902, 1902; F. Cunningham, 10l;
r. Glass, 10l; l.. Barr, 100; j. Lush
baugh, 100.
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Mary Hammond had the high in
dividual single game GAO and Ella
Mae mclaughlin the high set (327)
100000 Glass
T.. mclaughlin, 122, 1O7-327; M.
Hammond, lao, lO1-326; " Pearson,
l29-322; l.. Miles, 1882; M. Potts,
ll9, 100000; j. Miller, 1l3; M. Seig-
man, ITO; p. Knepper, 1903; F. Shaw,
l07; v Patterson, 106; A. M. Nc
Sherry, 104; L. Abel, 1O4; f. Day,
l04; l.. Lumm, 1903; e. Monninger,
l02; c. Nunamaker, 1902.
Team Standing
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Team Standing
Division 2

st. Matthew's E.U.B. was the only
team to win points, when they
downed Church of the Brethren.
Christ Reformed won from Grace
E.U.B., First Baptist took from St.
Marks Lutheran, and Trinity Luth-
eran won 3 from First Christian. St.
Johns Lutheran and Emanuel 4. U.B.
split their points with 2 each.
Honors for the evening were well
divided. In the individual class
Chuck" Kline, of st. Johns Luth-
eran, had the best single game (140)
and Butch" Geist had the top three
game total (348). For the teams, st.
Johns Lutheran put up the best
single game 1922, but Trinity Luth-
eran had the best total (1598).
12O-32O Glass
"Pete" Harshman, 1882; Clyde
Lippy, 121; Gene Bowers, 1922; Sam
Gross, 137-325; "Chuck" Kline, 140-
1913; Charles McNamee, 800; Harry
Warrenfeltz, 800; Milt warrenfeltz,
100; Lester Kendle, 1923; Charles
Murray, 121; Earl Crawford, 325;
Sprankle, 327; Dick Logan, 122;
Butch" Geist, 122, 12O-348; Tom
Dively, 1886.
Team Standing
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Team Standing
end of End Half,
POTOMAC EDISON
GIRLS LEAGUE

The Ruby team continued their
winning ways last week when they
won both their games to retain first
place. They also took both team
honors with single game (434) and
and high two-game set 1852,
Della Quinn had both individual
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BANKERS
LEAGUE

The Quarters captured the second
half crown last week by winning
both games from the Halves, while
the second place Dimes were losing
two games to the Slugs. In the
other match, the Nickels and Pen
MES each won one game.
peg" Miller took all honors for
the ladies, with single game Of
1876 and set of 228, and Frank Nc
Cornell took all team honors for
the men, having a single game Of 118
and set Of 225. The Quarters took
all team honors, with single game
Of 514 and set Of 1927
The season ends next week, when
the winners Of the first half meet
the Quarters in the play-off.
Ladies' High Scores
II. Lehman, SO; J. Martin, 90; p.
Miller, l36-228; S. McKinsey, %; ".
Cover, 119-2O4; P. Senior, %; r.
Bishop, 105; P. Krouse, 95; v. Win
ters, 100; NJ. Hook, 104
Mems High Scores
E. Draper, 105-2O6; w. Hammak-
er, 113-200; B. King, 1927; j.
Gardenhour, 100; D. Thurston, 103-
203; r. Bowman, 104; S. Reel, 107-
210; F. Mcconnell, 1925.
Team Standing
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Team Standing
Division z

The Iris took all three of their
games, as well as total pinfall, last
week to move into a tie for first
place with the Pansies, who only
gained one point. The third-place
Forget Me-Nots took both team hon.
ors with a single game (513) and
three-game set (1412)..s..3 ts.,xf,
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Team Standing
POTOMAC EDISON
MEMS LEAGUE

!. After Monday nights bowling, the
Red Sox are in the lead by fifteen
points. The Athletics took both team
honors, with single game (580)
and three-game set (1733).
Mike Lizer and Ray Beard tied for
the high individual single game
(138l, and Ed Lecrone had the high
set (377).
120-320 Glass
E. Lecrone, 1856, 124-377; D. Eakle,
125, 1896; A. Flurie, 122-351; E.
.Lizer, 138-349; C. Shank, 127-348; L.
Higgs, 135-347; R. Bowers, BAT; C.
Zimmerman, l35-345; H. Robinson,
-121-344; M. Angleberger, 121-342; r.
Beard, 138-341; w. Jones, 1888; J. Ste
vens, 127-335; ]. Shryock, 12O-332;
G. Waltrick, 331; c. Wolfe, 127-33O;
R. Horst, 1926; r. Rohrer, 1882; F.
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ton, 119-3O4; Copley, 1O7-302; Ar
mold, 114-SOt Kiefer, 116; Oliver,
100; HofTmaster, ia; Minnich, III;
Hoffman, 1906; Lyles, 100 Goslin, 1O2.
Team Standing
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LETTERS LEAGUE

After Monday nights bowling, the
Puritan team is still in the lead, FIVE
games ahead of the second-place
Glamour.
Don Souders took both individual
honors with single game (l17) and
two-pame SET (218)
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Team Standing
EAGLES CLUB
LEAGUE

The Cardinals again won ali three
of their games last week, while the
Owls and Robins also won three
apiece to put them in tie for sec
ond place. The Wrens took both
team honors with single game (6O1)
and three-game set (1634).
j. Wagner had both Individual
honors with single game (147) and
three-gam set (37I.
12O-32O Glass
Poffenberger, 121; M. Wagner 100
1886; J. Wagner, 147-371; Lumm, 100
341; Hildebrand, 1876, 122-339; odgen,
l20-331; c. y. Lushbaugh, 137-340;
j. Burger, 1876, 121-340; c. Burger,
1913; c. Spangler, 122-326; f. Burger,
122-32l; II. Barger, 1876; p. Burger,
137-320; Dye, 132-337; Cook, 1888;
Grimm, 800; Kick, 122-336; Meats,
800; Rocco, LAG, 123-367; Lushbaugh,
322; II. Dorsey, 1877; Right, 12e-328;
Merit, 128-350; Biser, 132-338.
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80 Or Better Glass

p Snapp, 1O7, 80; j. Dansberger,
100; j. Mace, 100, 81; E. M Gys-
berts, 80; l.. Warner, 81, 90; d. Rou-
lette, &c. B. Basore, "a; b. Lecrone,
80; M, Saum, 90; c. Daley, 90.
Team Standing
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Team Standing
ELKS CLUB
LEAGUE

After Monday nights bowling, the
Hides are still in the lead, six points
ahead Of the second place Teeth. The
Tails had the high team single game
$500 and the Antlers the high set
1850.
L. Mobley had the high individual
single game (150) and w. Bradley
the high three-game set 1885,.
120-33O Glass
]. Rupp, 1876; w. Bradley, 118, 127.
140-385; Il. Witt, 14o-34e; c. Hide.
brand, $4,000; J. Quick, 1877; @.
Fisher, l20; l.. Mobley, 150-347; Il.
Ford, 1872; D. Huber, 143-33o; H.
Cavanaugh, 1876; r. Gallagher, 100,
10000; E. Guessford, 1870, l27-367,
II. Mundey, 136-344; j. Higgens, l22-
BAT; X. Bearinger, 1913, 1896; A.
Kriz, 138-345; F. Welsh, 1872; d. Glass,
1888.
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12O-33O Glass

j. O'Brien, 1873, 132-380; c. Baker,
Jr., 157-377; r. Hornbraker, 1875; j.
Wolfensberger, 138-351; c. Dren-
ner, 1879, 1888; C. Black, 1870, 1871
374; R. Dinterman, 100, l43, 1875
1888; T. d. Day, Jr. 123-344; A. Pal
ladino 122-360; W. Snyder 134-364;
E. Ford 1885, X. Eckard 1876, 1856,
149-410; r. Fahrney, 1872; c. Wolf
ensberger, 175-412; w. Miller, 1872
348; W. Snyder, al, 1851; CAB"
Barnhart, 1870, 129-377; c. Miller,
138-342; j. Bitner, 1896; C. Hill
debrand, 142, l28-364; w. Fahrney,
129-356; Cisco" Copenhaver, 1876,
122, 166-423; E. Weaver, 1919, 1872
$40; D. Jones, 121; l.. Kendle, 1856
BAL; C. Harshman, 1913, 1880; H.
Price, 122-354; w. Hays, 14l, 121,
123-385; M. Harbaugh, 127, 141-364;
E. Ahalt, 142-354; R. Lowman, 1875
359; A. W. Fiddler, 131-347; R. Mes
sersmith, 124-343; c. d. Kephart,
122-334
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DOWN Title ALLEYS
BY Doug Stewart
By Doug Stewart

Cordell, l2l-92O; E. Rooms, 800; l..
Schleigh, 1913.
Team Standing
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Team Standing
Points
SUNDAY SCHOOL
MEMS LEAGUE
Division 1

Results Of last week matches show
that First Baptist and Washington
Square Methodist won A points each
from Trinity Lutheran and Christ
Reformed respectively. ST. Pauls
E.U.B., st. Marks Lutheran and EN-
anuel cub. won points each from
First Brethren, Grace cub. and st.
Johns Lutheran.
All honors for the evening went
to ST. Marks Lutheran. Bill Snyder
of that team, had the best single
game (l63), new record for this
season, and also the top three-game
total (38D. The team was tops with
a single game Of 600 and total of
t643.
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honors, with single game (10o)
and two-game set (i95).
DO Or Better Glass
Della Quinn, 100; Ginny stoner.
lOl; Margaret Potts, 80, 81; Betty
Bremen 08; Thelma Carbaugh, o7;
Dottie Baker, %; Frances Berger
%, %; Shirley Herbaugh, 90; Olive
Martin, 02 June Shaw, %; Chico
Smith, OIL, 81; Doris Cunningham,
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20, 1903; M. Bittorf, 1902; c. Basore,
l02; r. Sirbaugh, 1Oi; r Miner, 1O1.
Team Standing
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Team Standing
PRECIOUS STONE
LEAGUE

For the second straight week, the
Amethysts and Diamonds were the
only two teams to take all four
points. Mile Fiery took both indi-
vidual honors with single game
(120) and three-game set 1885,.
100000 Glass
Mile Fiery, 100, 100, 107-336; Mel
lie Hays, 105; Mary Routzahn, 105;
Bertha Kane, 1903; Naomi Myers,
103; Irma South, 1903; Mary Cald-
well, 102; Ruth Martin, 102; Flea
nor Cover, 102; Eleanor Reecher,
100.
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Team Standing
MAJOR
LEAGUE

After last weeks bowling, Crouse's
Billiard Parlor is still in the lead,
Is points ahead of the second-place
Consumers Credit Service. West End
A. c. had the high team single game
(630) and Crouse's and B. F. Good
rich tied for the high set (1834).
C. Wolfensberger had the high in
dividual single game (l75) and C.
Copenhaver had the high three
game set (423).
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END Of Fourth Quarter)
WOMEN'S
MAJOR LEAGUE

Mathias-Miller won all four points
last week to remain in the lead, five
points ahead of Ayers Brothers and
Gibney's Florists, who are in tie
for second place. w. j. l.. J. took
both team honors with a single game
(573) and three-game set (161D.
|. South had the high individual
single game GAO and v. Warner
had the high set $500. We failed to
mention f. Monninger last week,
who tied for the high single game
(l2g) with j Davis.
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Team Standing
PANGBORN
GIRLS, LEAGUE

After last weeks bowling, Vogue
was leading by two games over
Charm and Glamour who were tied
for second place
June Price had the high single
game (116).
80 Or Better Glass
June Price, 116; v. Bingaman, Ill;
v. Myers, 1909; G. Darlington, 1903; M.
McNamee, 1903; j. Barr, 10l; ]. Smith,
101; F. Bayer, 100, "a; N. Shoop, 98,
95; B. Coss, 95; D. Wood, 95; L. OBJ
erholzer, "a; p. Palmer, 81, 90; l..
Michael, 81; r. Llewellyn, 81.
Free Bowling
June Price, 116, 89-25l; v. Myers,
100, 1929.
Team Standing
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1870 1870 Glass

Sprecher, 1913; Maloy, 1870; Rine-
hart, SAG; Paden, 1872; Ernde, 121;
Rising, 1873; c. f, Kline, 129, 129-
1862; A. Poffenberger, 1876; Elias, 1872;
Perrott, 1877, 141-380; Superka, 100
1888; Ausherman, 1875, 144-384; Rip
pie, 130-346; Elliott, 122.
Free Bowling
d. Ausherman, 1892; r. Perrott,
1855; H. E. Sprecher, 407.
Team Standing
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Team Standing
PANGBORN
MEMS LEAGUE

After last weeks bowling, the
Bears are in the lead but just one
point ahead of the Packers. The
third-place Giants took both team
honors with single game (576) and
three-game set (1583).
d. Ausherman had the high indi-
Vidual single game (144) and also
the high set (384).
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200 Or Better Glass

fSVU Va 0NbSCA MASS
J. Zimmerman, 1928; A. Stew
enson, 111-212; H. Henson, 121-210;
H. Lefever, 112-210; A. McNamee,
105-2l0; M. Athey, 102-202
80 Or Better Glass
F. Speaker, liz; E. Viands, 1903;
M. Carper, 1O5; c. Nemzek, 104; M.
Gelwicks, 1903; N. Shoop, 1902; o. Car
ter, 102; P. Myers, 101; L. Hoover,
101; N. Socks, 101; c. Bowman, 100;
F. Grimes, 81; M. Hildebrand, 81; F.
Beard, 81; o. Stoddard, 95; M. La
pole, 95 ;B. Hart, "a; T. Grove, SO;
P. Trovinger, SO; c. Grove, 90; S.
Wilmington, 81; E. Odgen, 81; A.
Carper, 81; H. Cameron, 81; M. Bow
man, 81; M. Eichelberger, 81; C.
Russell, 80.
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1870 800 Glass

Wilbur Perrott, 1882; Edward
Weaver, l28-332; Joe Bitner, 1888;
Red" Spangler, 125-331; Buck"
Wilson, 323; Jack Koontz, 126-327;
Vernon Wilson, l20-334; Franklin r..
Miller, 800; John Minnich, 122-335;
Jack Stevens, 337; lacey" Miller,
1873; pete" Wolfensberger, 120-320;
Eddie Collinower, 122-342; Bill Sny-
der, 163-387; Arthur Hause, 1874; Ed
gar Wade, 1872; John Hause, 1873;
Hoye Lum, 1913, 1884; Frank
Miles, 1874; Bill Martin, 800.
Tna.r,
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100 300 Glass

v. Warner, 1877, 1O1, 112-350; l.
South, l40, 1l1-346; H. Edwards, 119,
101 1889; c. Nave, 1903, l20-327;
l.. Lowman, 107, l26-324; II. Selby,
ll5, 108-322; p. Knepper, 104, 121-
322; II. Henson, ia, 116-321; A. Mar
tin, lQ6, l22-320; e. Mohninger, 100,
122-320; v. Martin, ia, l14-3lD; r.
Thomas, 1ll-3l8; M. Athey, 1884;
l.. Nichols, 1906, 1898; J. Warner,
1903, 111-312; b. Smith, 106, 108-3t2,
G. Hart, LOG, 107-311; j. thinner
man, 100, l0O-3i0; c. Russell, liz,
100-307; M. Spiker, 130-307; M. Mill
err, 100, 116-305; M. Fiery, 10000;
M. Selby, 1906, 112-302; M. Mobley,
110-30l; o. Jones, 112, 104; v. Pot
ter, l06, 1906; c. Price, l05, 1903; j.
Davis, 1O4, 1903 p. Miller, 101, 104;
p. Letter, ia; l.. Bowers, 112; D.
Wolfensberger, l07; Fl. Lowell, 107;
M. Hammond, l06; B. Warrenfeltz,
1876; M. Haynes, LOG; X Kaufman,
l06; M. Sappington, 1916; M. Hart
man, los; " Brown, los M. Grouse,
104; F. Mcdonald, 1903; E. Right,
1903; E. Bentz, 1903; e. Barnes, 100;
M. Gelwicks, 100
Taan, Standing
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1950-03-23
Team Standing
WOW. LADIES'
LEAGUE

After last weeks bowling, the
Saps are still in the lead, while the
Leafs who, won both their games,
moved up into tie for second place
with the Trunks. The Leafs also
took both team honors with a sin
gle game (496) and two-game set
(986).
j. Zimmerman had both individual
honors with single game (135) and
f1xyO-ua,,ap cot Io2QN
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and a corsage of red rosebuds.
Mr.. Lyman Price was best man
Tor his brother. Ushers were Mr
Robert Price, brother of the
groom and Mr.. James Rash. bro
ther-in-law Of the bride.
Mr.. Melvin Brobst played the
wedding music and accompanied
the soloist, Mr.. William Smith, both
Of Harrington.
Following the ceremony, a re-
ception was held at the home of the
brides parents.
The bride is a graduate of Har-
rlngton Special School District and
Is employed at the First National
Bank in Harrington.
The bridegroom is a graduate of
Harrington Special School District
and attended Beacon College. He
is associated with the local post
office. ''
The Harrington Fire Companv
neld its AmOnthly meeting Mondav
evening, January End. The follow
ing officers were installed:
Jehu Camper, president; Paul
Neenan, vice-president; Frank o.
Neal Sr., secretary; L. Gooden
galloway, financial secretary; Lew
Is Clymer, treasurer; George John
SON. hre recorder; Douglas Mills
chief; Walter Messick, Eugene An
derson, and o. T. Roberts, direc-
tors; Horace Hamilton, first assist
ant; Thomas E. Brown, second as
sistant.
The fire recorders report for the
year was given. He reported 90