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Evening star., 1951-11-26
Etiquette Notes By Emily Post

have followed for years. Would
I be thought heartless if I sent
cards?
Answer: There's nothing heart
less in wishing your friends a
Merry Christmas. On the other
hand. the choice of religious cards
would certainly avoid any possible
criticism by any of the overcritical
who might raise their eyebrows
at Merry Christmas ones.
Gift TO New Boby
Dear Mrs. Post: When sending
a gift to a new baby. is this ad-
dressed to the mother or to the
baby?
Answer: To the mother: al
though it is not unheard Of to
send 1t to the baby.
Evening star., 1951-11-26
By cynthio Lowry
NEW YORK.


NEW YORK P).-Ballet Star
Andrew Eglevsky says the classical
dance is no occupation for sissies.
He wishes more American mothers
and fathers would drag their
young sons into ballet school.
They'll hate 1.-THE boys"
Eglevsky conceded, "but that's
normal. I didn't like being a ballet
dancer until I was about TO-"
The dancers 9-year-old son.
Andre, jr., has been going to
dancing school for about a year
with a marked lack of enthusiasm.
His younger son Paul. 5, will be
starting soon.
Eglevsky. at "a one of the best
known ballet dancers in the world
and a star Of the New York City
ballet, believes that there's such a
meager supply of American male
ballet dancers because most par
ents shy off violently from bring
ing up their boy to assume grace
full, stylized positions, while fit
ting about the stage.
Takes Horse Strength.
Undoubtedly it is the silk
tights, the makeup and classical
gestures required" he explained
earnestly. But it takes hard work
to become a ballet dancer; long,
hard training and the development
of horses strength"
He believes that a little ballet
for the average little boy
is a good thing. even when the
isn't going to end up
dressed like a rosebud leaping
about a stage.
1T will teach him to walk well.
1t will develop his arms, his legs,
his whole body Later. if he hates
it. he can always quit
In ballet as in music, the artist
must begin his training very
young-8 or 9-when it is too
early to tell whether he is natural
ly endowed.
"A boy may grow up to be too
tall or too short for a dancer he
expanded. HE may not have a
well-proportioned body or his neck
may be too short and thick"
He looked around the foyer Of
the American school of the ballet
Evening star., 1951-11-26
Auxiliary Luncheon

The Women's Auxiliary Of the
Alpha Omega Dental Alumni will
hold a luncheon meeting at 1890
pm. tomorrow at the Lee House,
Fifteenth and l. streets NV.
Mrs. Jane Amann Of Brentano's
will present several book reviews
of current best sellers as part Of
the entertainment program.
Evening star., 1951-11-26

THE LEAP which Andre Eeevsky stor of the New York
City Ballet tokes during proctce Of those which
mode him famous and comparable the great Njinsky
Watching him with interest is AP Newsfeotures Writer
Cynthia Lowry. wide World Photo.
eeming pnt-sze baernas only boys 0'
tights and There should be
slippers least a dozen If only two
this there good developed
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Republican Staff Photo and Engraving.

mother-in-law, Mrs. H. NJ. Ankeny,
were visiting his uncle and aunt, Mr..
and Mrs. O. B. Maddox, of Fairmont,
w. Va. The attack occurred at the
dinner table He was admitted to the
Fairmont General hospital where he
died after undergoing an emergency
operation.
Dr.. Show was born in Claysville,
Pa, October 10, 1896. He attended
the Confluence schools, German Town
ship High school, Indiana State Nor
NAL school, and the University of
Pittsburgh. He practiced dentistry in
Confluence for % years.
He served in World Wars l and II,
retiring with rank Of lieutenant
colonel.
Dr.. Show was a member of the
Trinity Evangelical Lutheran church
served on the church council and was
teacher of the mems Bible class. He
was member of the Masonic lodge
of Somerset, Chamber of Commerce
and Volunteer Fire company.
Funeral services were conducted
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1951-08-02
HARTMAN BITTINGER

Hartman Bittinger, "a, retired
farmer, died at his home near
Grantsville on Monday night, July
30, after an illness of five weeks.
A native of New Germany, he was
born May 27, 1867, son Of the late
Peter and Sara Broadwater Bittinger.
He was member of the Meadow
Mountain Lutheran church.
Surviving are four sons, Simon and
Edward Bittinger, Bloomington;
Lewis and Russell Bittinger, Grants
Vile; three daughters, Mrs. Susan
Rawlings, Bloomington; Mrs. Lucy
Oester, Bittinger; and Mrs. Hilda
Beeman, Barton; and a sister, Mrs.
Lizzie Sewers, Davis, W. Va.
Funeral services are being con-
Quoted this afternoon at 2:30 p. m.
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The Republican

The Republican was established in
1877. 1t is the oldest and largest news
paper published in Garrett County,
with the greatest circulation.
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Entered at the Postofrice at Oakland,
Md, as second-class mail matter.
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DIED
MRS. c. +. SHARPS

Mrs. Gertrude Lena Sharps, 81,
wife of c. E. Sharps, Oakland,
Chevrolet garage dealer, died rather
suddenly Tuesday evening, July 81,
about 8 o'clock in Garrett County
Memorial hospital, after having suf-
fered cerebral hemorlhage at her
home on Oak street about o'clock
that morning. Mrs. Sharps had been
resident of Oakland for about q
years, coming here from Newburg,
w. Va.
Born July 10, 1894, at Newburg,
a daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs.
William Shafferman, she was an ac-
tive worker in St. Marks Lutheran
church in Oakland and a member of
the Women's Missionary Society.
Surviving are her husband, three
sons, John A. Sharps, William f.
Sharps and Frederick L. Sharps, all
associated with their father in the
garage business; three grandchil-
dren; two sisters, Mrs. 3. f. Harter
Newburg, Va. and Mrs. Bertha Nut
ter, Clarksburg, W. Va; and one
brother, Guy Shafferman, McMechen
W. Va.
Funeral services will be conducted
on Friday afternoon, August 3, at
o'clock, from the Bolden Funeral
Home in Oakland Rev. Harold l.
Ham, pastor of the Lutheran church
at Fairmont, W. Va, will officiate
and interment will be in Oakland
cemetery.
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THURSDAY, AUGUST ,, 1851.
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Teacher Wage Farley
Slated For Today

The teacher wage question will be
discussed fully at a meeting in Cum
berland today. Garrett county was
scheduled to have a representation of
twenty or more people interested in
schools at the meeting to participate
in the session.
There will be representations from
Washington and Frederick counties
in addition to those from Garrett and
Allegany. The group will meet with
the subcommittee of the General As
scmbly's Legislative Council, which
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THOMAS HOLMES BROWNING

Thomas Holmes Browning, Sc, a
native of Oakland, died at his home
in Charleston, w. Va, on Saturday,
July %.
He was born in Oakland, August
II, 1894, son of the late William
Archibald and Mary Elizabeth Brown
ing. He was a member of st, Paul's
Methodist church, Oakland, and the
American Legion post at Charleston.
Mr. Browning was veteran Of
World War |, serving 81 months in
the army, IS of which were spent in
France.
Surviving are his widow, Mrs. Mar
garet Browning; three sons, Robert,
Charles and Thomas Browning, all of
Charleston; two daughters, Rebecca
Browning, Charleston; and Mary
Elizabeth Browning, Miami, Fla; one
brother, Cheston II. Browning, Oak
land; three sisters, Mrs. Malcolm Mac
Kay, Toledo, Ohio; Mrs. Hulda Lift
man, Oakland; and Miss Bonnie
Browning, Philadelphia, Pa.
Funeral services were held Tues
day afternoon at 2:3O O'Clock from
the home of his sister, Mrs. Littman,
10 Oak street. Rev. John J. Atwell,
rector of the Altamont Episcopal
parish, officiated Interment was in
Oakland cemetery with members of
the Oakland American Legion pro
viding military rites and a military
escort.
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Sunday afternoon, July 8, in the
Lutheran church at Confluence, with
Rev. J. V. Guss officiating. Burial
was in the Addison cemetery with full
military honors.
DR.. Show was we'll known in this
county. His wife, the former Gertrude
Ankeny, is niece of Mrs. Walter
Hardesty, Of Oakland.
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is touring the state to make close
survey of public opinion as to the ex-
tent of the states participation in
the payment Of teachers wages.
Serving on the subcommittee are
Louis l.. Goldstein, Calvert county;
Robert B. Kimble, Cumberland, Sena-
tors; and John c. Luber, Baltimore
city, a Delegate.
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Ten were seized by FBI on charges
of international narcotics smuggling
and counterfeiting.
The FBI arrested II secondary
communists in new move against
the party.
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DIR THOMAS r. SHOW

DR.. Thomas r. Show, 81, Confluence,
Pa, died Friday morning, July o,
after suffering a cerebral hemorrhage.
He. his wife, daughter Paula, and
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from the Bittinger Lutheran church
with interment in the church Gene
terry.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Reunion

The Bowman-Bouman reunion will
be held Sunday, August 5, at the COM
munity park at Salisbury, Pa. Rela-
tives and friends are invited.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-07-25
Local Soldiers
Complete Training

Several men from nelgnoolins 3
communities in North Carolilia
have recently completed their II
week training cycle with Com.
pany H, 18th Infantry Keglmeil'
IF the famed 9Th Infantry DlVl'
sion, Fort Jackson, S. Z.
They are: Pvt. Gin j. Scout .
con Of Ola Lee Scott, Tabor Clty
pvt Herbert Eugene Suggs' son
of Viola M. suggs, Route g. BOX
o25 Tabor City; Pvt. Fred Sim
mons, son of Jesse Simmons,
Route 1, Box so, Clarendon anu
pvt Jimmie Robert Hewett' sof
Of MIR. and Mrs. Jimmie He"et''
Route 1, Tabor City. ,
Having completed their t thpee
and a half months basic, tness
men have fired most of the IN
fantry weapons, egaged IN squao
and platoon problems and unoet o
went intensive physical training
in preparation for duty as COM
hat or unit requirements.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-07-25
Jarahnee Hinson
Gets Scholarship

Jarahnee Hinson, 1o-year-olo
1851 graduate of Williams Town 1?
shin High School, has been mott
fled of her selection for a TOUR
wear college scholarship by the
North Carolina Veterans ooiil'
mission. od this
The news was released tnls
week by T. FormyDuval, Jr' 70
lumbus County veterans service
Miss Hinson was one Oh IL -
children of disabled veterans III
tha state to receive North caro-
lima Veterans Commission scfloi
arships. co++is
She. is the daughter OF Gattis
1nvey Hinson, a veteran OF the
first World War.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-07-25

| Built of brick in an impressive
Gothic design, the church has ex-
posed beams on it's spacious cell
ing. It overlooks the Atlantic
Ocean and is one of the few
churches in the world in which
the congregation can view the
ocean while attending worship
services.
Inside, finishing touches are
still being added to the building,
which is located on a high dune
on Magnolia Avenue. Lumber is
already at the church for these
new additions. The pulpit was
installed the second Sunday. New
doors and windows are expected
to be put in place by this coming
Sunday.
Last Sunday, the new church
had 1870 for Sunday School and
large congregation for church
services. The Rev. w. D. Arnold
is Pastor. Church Officers are:
Clerk of Sessions. Mr.. ]. w. Per-
rim; Secretary Treasurer, Mr..
Rice Quinn, Jr. The Elders are:
DR.. C. G. McElveen, Dr.. Wiley G..
Griste, ST., Blakeney Jackson,
Bob Ellington, and ]. w. Perrin.
iDeacons are: Mr.. Rice Quinn, Dr..
Croft Norton, Teddy Hendricks,
A. M. Rush, G. A. Buff, Bill Hus-
sey Chairman of Board of Dea-
cons), A. P. Nanle (Secretary)
Sunday School officers are:
Bill Hussey, superintendent; A.
IP. Nance, Asst. Superintendent;
Mrs. Laura Presley, Director Of
Religious Education; Mrs. c. E.
Shively, Secretary Treasurer;
and Blakney Jackson, Jr., Asst.
Secretary Treasurer.
Sunday School teachers are:
Beginners, Mrs. Croft Norton;
Miss Alice Simmons, Assistant:
Primary, Mrs. w. H. Hussey;
Juniors, Mrs. P. R. Macintosh;
Adults and Young People, Mrs
Laura Presley and Mrs. A. P.
Nance.
Appreciation has been express
ed by members of the church to
Joseph w. Holiday of Gallivants
Ferry, Grady Johnson and Dr..
Wiley G.. Griste, ST., of Ocean
Drive Beach, for use of the thea
tire building while the church was
under construction.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-07-25
Mann Announces
Legion Rally

The Baden County Post los
If the American Legion at Eliza,
BEETHOVEN will be host tor all
Eastern North Carolina Leglor
rally at White Lake Sunday, july y
% it is announced by Joe >
Mann of Whiteville, Legion We
partment Vice Commander
Mann will preside.
Legionnaires in the Legion
Second Division, which lncluoes
posts in all counties east OF
Moore and south of Johnston are
invited to pack picnic dinner
and bring their families to the
rally.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-07-25

that all men of this area VINO
have received pre-induction ply
steals but who have not actually
been called, have until August 1
to volunteer for duty with the
Marine corps.
Further information may be
obtained by contracting Sergeant
JurgenSon.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-07-25
Classes Begin
At Presbyterian

Maxton, N. c., July 16, 1891
The second term of summer
school opened today at Presoy,
terian Junior College with regis
tration and meeting of classes
A new beginning class in college
accounting will meet each Tues
dav, Wednesday, and Thursday
at 7:3O p. m. Summer school Will
continue until August 23rd ana
the fall session will begin Sep
TENDER 3rd.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-07-25
PAGE EIGHT
Marine Recruiter
Now In WhiteviHe

Technical Sergeant Raymond
D. Jurgenson. UsMC, local Mar
inc recruiting sergeant for this
area, stated this week that he
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-07-25

she said.
eff a sermon did you so muc''
oood il seems you would re
member the text" he sald'
Doctor" she said, do you 1,s see
that Sheet hanging on the e. n me,
1 It has s been washed and Isl is now w
o1oan and dry. Not a drop OF
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-07-25

w D u i u De III
room No. 1 at
post office in
.Whiteville each
Thursday a n d
Frida y from
500 to 400 to
a ccept enlist
ments of quail
fled candidates.
He also stated
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-07-25
Good Reply

"Your sermon Sunday was ex.
cellent and did me much good,
said the housewife to her pastor:
Can you tell me the text lie
asked.
"I don't remember it exactly
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-07-25
NEW PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
at Cd HOLDS SERVICES

OCEAN DRIVE BEACH - The new Presbyterian Church OF
Drive Beach, under for the past
opened its doors to congregation the first Sunday in July
now holding regular despite the fact that the church
veto complete.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-07-25

water is in it. The water went
through it and cleansed it, 1t is
MT the amount of the sermon
which remains in my mind which
determines the good I get from
it,
Worship renews our souls, and
o,,r souls need so much renewing
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-07-25

"Wherewithal s,.nV
man cleanse his v,,' aM
heed thereto acco ~, Hal
word" Ps. 1879 s ~
Pastures are S,,,>,
to excellent grazing i, b
drier areas of the u ,ast
Evening star., 1951-06-05
BY AnoeIo HELP woMEN HELP WOMEN

WAITRESS, experienced, for small
night club; good pay and tips. Ap-
ply MARTY HARDEN. Mgr, ST
WAiTREss, over 81. experienced in
food and LIQUOR; Apply In person,
PEACOCK CAFE q BAR, 2340
wisconsin ave. NV. -6
MATTRESSES and kitchen help, short
order and sandwich unit; morning
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forms furnished: top location for
tips; new. modern restaurant Apply
5000 Conn. ave., DU. 6S06, Mr..
SCOTT. IS
MATTRESSES, 2. experienced; white;
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$50 to S75 week: no sunday
work. Apply MARINER SEA FoOD
RESTAURANT, 1912 Wisconsin ave.
GIRLS (white) for clerical work
with large wholesaler; also girls who
can type; 5-day week. full or part
time; vacations. Apply 1121 9TH
Lazy A 10 WORK in neishborhoOd
ice cream and luncheonette, hrs.
start. Apply METCLAFs. I0120
ColeSville I'd. SH. 9725.
LADIES, "a to 55. part-time sales
work, by appt. at hours Of own
hr, No canyassing. REAL SILK,
Ma: 1857. 10 to pm.
from home; earn ex-
ira income showing Maisonette
Evening star., 1951-06-05

young, capable, good
stenographer; college graduate pre-
ferred; 5000 salary, interesting work;
person Mon. FRI. 1884 N st. NV.
also to do personnel
work and employment interviewing;
must be able to assume response
bility and capable of meeting public.
Good shorthand and tipping and best
of references required; 40-hour, D.
day week. Excellent opportunity
in interesting business for quail
ned Girl: See Miss Eergusen.
TIA 14th at. NV. 10
for summer months, full
or part time, to work with maga.
zine editor. AMERICAN LIBRARY
ASSOC, Miss Dunlap. AT. 992o'
sEcRETARY, interesting, diversified
work, hourly basis, full or part
time; must be good stenosrapher.
,sscREEggARsY-Must Eli Egz1s be rapid. ae aeeu-
rate stsn,ographer, able to assume sy,n e
better than hish school education
preferred; pleasant working condi-
auired; salary open. Telephone Ma.
1926 for appointment. -
sECRETARY-Perm large law
ONCE. pleasant surroundings. air
conditioned; speed and accuracy
more important than legal exper-
fence; start SO. 200: opportunity Tor
mer, State qualifications. Box
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Evening star., 1951-06-05
LEDGER CLERK

HOTEL RALEIGH. 18th and Pennl
ave. NV.
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G.H.W.. Mon. Wed, Fri; or Tues.
and Fri; Refs. SIS day. carfare.
GIRL. wishes lob. care Of child
Il NE DasRtsSs stSSs girl; S-day week. Can
GIRL, coiored. wants work: 5 or 5ls
days week; live in or out; refs.
GIRL, col. wishes g.h.w. and child
HO. 5916.
GIRL, COL. exper., wants s.h.w. full
time or part time mornings. Refs.
GIRL wants days work; good refer.
ence. DU. 0457.
GIRL; !, eOl9Ssd, go sags gants days a week:
GIRL, colored. wishes lob taking care
Of children. OF working parents; 5
days week or general housework,
references; good cook. LU. 4-S61s.
GIRL, CoLoRED, desires grill and
counter work; no Sundays. AID.
Nurse, PRACTICAL. honest, depend.
able, neat in appearance; excellent
refersncs; LU; 1;s1o5.
dos.ors office e"s& Or fss'ris hospital. ''0 II Z
WOMAN. colored. wants part time
or days work. MAUDE HTLLIARD.
NEAT GIRL wishes part time or fun
time E.h.w.; no cooking. Ii. 7-0125.
NEAT CoLoRED WOMAN wants Job
cleaning or ironing, Wednesday and
Thursday; references. AID. 5753.
COLORED GIRL desires job; roominR
house cleaning; ofices; good refs.
COLORED GIRL wants DAYS work;
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coLoRIfD LADY wishes part-tim.
work; light housework. child care or
cooking. Ii. 4-372S.
C0L0RED PRACTICAL NURSE wants
day or night work; best reference.
coEoSES RE iSss' WoMAs, st5sT DR day sou,.c,..p.
slsasi ins; eai in the evening, Lincoln
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time work; cleaning. Ho. 6O54. !,
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Call AT 9210.
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or part time: refer; work OF any
kind FR, 22S3
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care; day work; will go, sway.
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TELEPHONE OPERATORS. exper.,
for neraby apt. development in Arl.
Apt. and salary. Call CHI. 1000
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TELEPHONE
OPERATOR


Private organization in Silver Spring.
Sons CO.. eSnsr Mus No naHs hs
Sunday work. Alternate and 6
day workweek. Pleasant associates.
II interested write to e. M. LANE.
Box 927. Silver Spring. Md. -
TOBACCO CLERK, no experience
necessary. No night or Sun. work.
sTANDARD DRUG Co. Ills G
TYPisT, under 40. for permanent
position in home ONCE Of life ins.
company, Excel. working cond., no
Saturday work. Room 800. S16 14th
st. NV. between 8 am. and 3 pm.
rYPIST. for .typing invoices, by hotel
equipment firm. Hours $50 to $50:
5-day week. permanent position,
vacation sick leave. Apply to I'd
floor office. E. B. ADAMS Co. GAL
New York ave. NV. %
for 'sdyancement; excellent salary.
Apply 709 7th st. NV. -s
TYPIST - Insurance company claim
dept has opening for typist or begin :
ner stenographer: 5-day, 40-hr. wk.
exec, working cond. Mr.. LEVER
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TYPisT-5-day week; Life insurance
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In modern air-conditioned ONCE;
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With ability. Call Nh. SCOTT. *.
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