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OFFICES & STUDIOS FOR RENT

End COMMERCIAL-Warehouse OF
once space. 2nd H.; 2.100 50. It.;
cdI;.rs.aai cc5l1; stairway' nreproof bldg; II24
OFFICE AVAILABLE MAY I. IN air.
eond. suite. ideal downtown loc ::
seSSrSsdtaarial service: rent reas. Ma.
ONE OF wAsH.'s leading trade as
soc. has some additional ONCE suites.
ioeatien iRtisaei' Ex. 5Sr9 sesos's stssl downtown i1
PAEKENG-Opsn AR I e: t,.. lot ayail; & st 18th g
saNRoa sf1E REeoEs'nE Z RFd5eilf Rdca cd ss Pfs PSob
rs g. TIE NV an IA; s52345; -
t sG1 East Gaes cs1o and suites ~ IS ayaa6e
locations. Rooms including ali
poNoH;oE A 4 s sons SS0' sl4 1oHs Penn: r.
sylvania ave. Sc. Ii. 3-OOS4. IS
ALEXANDRIA. on Mt. Vernon ave-;
l double and several single ofices,
ranging from $40 to sos mo-. utils.
1urni Iu K1; 81; S,6852; ewes. TIE. 6-2957.
trading area; large single of,ces ICES
from $35. A Merchant Bldg. In
dUCHS CO.. 1905 H st. NV. MA.
oGGiDENrAt &c \! BLDG, 1411 Penna;
Washington Hotelsl; 800 SO. #. ex-
Gel. arrangement of 3 rms. and pvt.
Law. Can offer at So per It. for l.
yr. lease. Avail. immed. Also sew
eral single front suites with lay.
e. $50; Consult Mr.. Awkward,
st. NV. MA. soSs45. W" 10O0 "a
1888 X ST. NV, s-story bldg de.
sirable ONCE space Of 2 and 3 rm
suites. Fluorescent lights. Venetian
MANAGER. Ma. S-44S3. -i5
1000 OR 1000 so. FIT. of 1st Il
paEfins Dis sDass ST 81 IN pe4 AL Ample tEsf
COT UMBiAN BiDG.. 4is 9th Sth st. M NV,
suites for immed. occupancy at this
Sn,. eony; address, ADDRESS directly across from
SHANNON l. LucHs Co., 1905 Il Il
st. NV. MA. S-2345.
PROMINENT CORNER location. 2nd
n. ONCE and 2 rms, kit. and bath
WooD%2Rp Gsr q M Soksis. ksass 7Ss 77SsiisSii soth
St MI RE 1855 ,o,.t,on: 10 10.
rms, good display ~ windows" iS"i reasons s5ne
IDEAL SHOP. store etc. adults live
IN rear; lavatories. shower, no
kitchen; downtown, main A.. about
20x5O; $175 mo-. incl. ht. RA. g.
APPROx. 1000 so. FEET, down
town. 18th st. NV. Good clean build
ing. heat, janitor serv. Less than
SC per 50. foot. LISS REALTY Co.
INC. ME. S-666S. %
DIGNIFIED attractive ofices, with
unusual services and facilities. STEM
ographic serv. avail. If desired.
Parking. Box 157-E. Star.
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Streets Have Personalities

Streets Have Personalities
And this one will have you ohing and
ahing, till we arrive at the front
door Of this home. Located very
close in. A home with so much
charm Is q rare buy today. Pretty
red brick with reception hall: liv.
rm. has unusual mirrored firepl.;
private side scr. porch, sep. din.
rm.. bright. mod. KIT; powder-dry
bsmt.:: nice .bedrms.. tiled bath
att. garage. slate roof, deep lot
walk 1a-blk. to bus. 3 blks. TO new
school. $4,000 cash at S20,95O and
it's yours. See 1t today!
Real Estate Service, Inc.
4763 Lee HWY. on Glebe. IA. 10000.
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PROP. FOR ale

LOWER POfOMAC-S3.75O, $500
down; new asbestos shingle: 2 bed
rms, liv. rm., kitchen sheetrock
partitions, running water, beautiful
outlook over river; all water front
priyils. j. A. CULLEN, DU. 7-492O,
ME. S-04S6, Ill
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OUT OF TOWN REAL ESTATE

CITY-6-rm. apt; newly
dec: sleeps 8; "a block from board
Atlantic CiTY@Duplex. III sfSn Ro' BRICK, o4G; {
rms. and bath each floor. newly
furn.- and dec; 100 yds. from
boardwalk; $14.900. Phone HU. s.
3646.
s. C.-Newly deco
rated white brick bungalow, close to
ocean on the isle Of Palms" The
kit, . bedrms.. bath and iee.
screened-in porch. Ideal vacation
spot and investment. Lot approx,
S5x104. $685., FHA financed
Call OWNER, OIL. 2-5759, -I3
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You MAY
TALL TREES

Surround this most attractive con-
temporary rambler. Has lge. liv.
rmY modernistic flrepl., dining Il;
lovely bedrm1 and bath; COM
washer: air-cond.; rugs included.
Gas radiant h.-w. heat. ConV. To-
cation on Arlington blvd. Price,
$4,000. $3,400 down, S1O5 per
mo: pays principal, interest, taxes
and insurance.
F. E. MALCOLM
Realtors IA. 7-3024
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BOATS

WANTED: 14-16-ft. Runabout, 1925
h.p.. outboard and trailer in good
condition. Phone OV. 3-3656, ewes.
SPEED BOAT, 16-ft. Thompson, with
25-h.p. Mercury outboard motor;
has custom leather seats, windshield
and lights; $1,000. Jordan 8-7796.
e6-FooT CABIN CRUISER, VS. Ford
with Wee drive, can be seen ut KEIL-
ANS RAILWAY, Chesapeake Beach,
SELECT YOUR BOAT from our
BROKERAGE listings containing Cor
Colonial. owens. eeifs Bsltzer. ScnacGs9a' chTls.'
Craft. Steelcraft, Welin and other
stock-built models. See the new
1853 Correct Craft cruisers and
WASHINGTON MARINA, 1900
Maine ave. s.w., RE. 7-4797..
MOTOR-Elgin, 3 horse
power; excellent condition: $55.
RE. 7-0706.
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TRAILERS
AUToMoTlVE MISC.

DUMP BODY AND HOIST, 6-yard
Garwood; $3.50 or best offer. Phone
LO 5-0112 after 8 pm. Iii
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LOANS

WE WILL REFINANCE your home
to reduce your present payments
and give you immed. cash. GEN.
ERAL INVEST CO. RE. 7-3590.
SPOT CASH FOR SECOND TRUSTS
2h% TO AZ DISCOUNT
MR.. QUICK-RA. 6-34lS IL
LOWER PAYMENTS LESS INTEREST
Let me refinapce your home and
consolidate your present trusts,
thereby reducing monthly payment
and interest and give you any bal
ance in cash Call MIR. MILLER.
Me. S-1220: evenings. La. 6.b194.
End AND 3rd TRUST LOANS
Immediate 4,l service; &c San In MA; S-6S4o'
1014 K st. NV. u1th and K)
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81. 500 Down
$4,000 Buvs

403-General Lee would be proud to
entertain in this exquisite snow white
stately columned Va. Colonial. This
stone mansion has "lebensraum" /;
5 bedrms., ga baths. full bSmt..
rm.; all rms. spacious; det. gar:
sterling preWar construction
home; lifetime mansion for S29. 500.
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
9o-FT RAMRT.ER

STYLED IN TRADITIONAL ARcH1-
baths, sep. breakfast rm.. formal
dining rm. and 20-ft. dining patio
Huge h-acre lot WITH SEWER AND
WATER; 22-ft. garage.. Set among
beautiful homes. Truly for the PAR
TICULAR BUYER. Asking S24,050.
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IWATERE.T PROF. SALE lcont. }
$4,000 DOWN

TWO p1o ...l BEAUTIFUL LEVEL LOTS:
year round home; $3.50 or best OFFER.
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MOTORCYCLES

HARLEY-DAVIDsON "74," good cond
S175. Call after 6 pm. Ii. 6-7s11.
HARLEY-DAvIDSON 1852. o.h.v. and
commercial side-car. Excel. cond..
$3.50. See Mr.. Peterson. DOYLE
PRINTING SERVICE. 1919 Eye st.
NV. -S
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FARMS

sTROUT CATALOG-Free. Farms
REALTY, lila Woodward Bldg,
Washington Sterling 3-37S4.
NEAR COLESvILLE. MD. 4h acres,
fenced. 8 bedrooms, 2 baths. bsmt.
ssarsse' garage 6roodeT houses. chicken
%oopMook SdENeY, ii RSs,"iisG 1Nc, hea5: a:
DARSSIESs;TowN-1oo acres. 1S half
clear, half woods with streams
on hard road: 3-bedroom traditional
Shsdag 21story frame. frame house in lovely,
and garage: 25 miles to downtown.
Mrs. Ross, Gaithersburg 323-R.
LYMAN c. DELE g. CO.. INC, ST.
Z RMS. AND BATH, hot and cold
water, on 30 acres. 20 clear. 80
timber. Good roads. flne barn,
wssb wSstly fe1ced ,ssDt,,I, SO miles ss, from 1n
caii Mr. "Fstr FAu1coNER, q s'tST oWner. sms. JH.
7-1S65, 5 to 8 pm.
NEAR WINCHESTER-Approx 2S8
acres: 6-rm. house. newly decorated
Bank barn and other outbldgs.
Good hunting and fishing. Excellent
buy at S13.500. JE. 2-127S.
800 ACRES on Rappahanock River
Very. fertile. Beautiful. modern. g.
rm. house; view Blue. Ridge. Six-rm.
Angus, reg. bull, hogs, farm equip
ment. MR.. OLSON, WO. 6-7029.
RED-HOT BARGAIN, near Washing
ton, D. C. $4,000 Florist. flower
shop, acre, $500 IT, of glass, fully
stocked with saleable plants in full
bloom, includes spraying equipment,
2-story, 6-rm. modern home. oil
pncgAgC1nn lime
/. JOHN BURDOFT, 1878 Coles
nilla rd Giluar GnrinQ Md 10
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$15nn Steals

Gn5-BON AIR - Adorable 2-bed-
room brick Nevada rambler; GI
financing; immense Dutch kit, fully
luxurious interior; corner, howered,
treed lot. Only 1 yr. old. Owner
forced to sacrifice, S15.500.
Call for Your Key
VIM. L. Warfield
IA. 7-1773 24-hr. Service
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GETTING THERE
DROP I'M ANY TIME

Is an invitation you'll be proud to
the pleasant atmosphere this home
offers. Woodworking hrepl. In liv.
rm., din. rm., kit. complete with
garbage disposal, plus built-in break
fast nook; 3 bedrms.. tiled bath.
marvellous bsmt; With outside entr..
area. Located on over A-Aere lot
in Falls Church. Price is only S1S.-
$50. A $4,000 flrst trust available.
Hurry and choose your own colors.
Call go for appt. to inspect.
Real Estate Service, Inc.
4703 Lee Hwy. on Glebe. IA. 10000.
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OFFICES 3 STUDIOS WANTED

LAWYER wants once 0eeommoda-
other lawy&. Box Esd, Star. Q"
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HOUSES SALIVA. Cont. !
KEYS
to Happiness Kingdom

to Happiness Kingdom
One May Open Your Heart
4O1---Falls Church. Matty white
bier: lreplaced liv. rm., sep. din.
rn., fully equip. elec. kit, full bSmt
with fireplace rec. area; patio porch:
full price, $29.950.
$500 Down
k00-'Tara"; 'exclusivity" in fash
ionable 3-bedrm. New Yorker ram
chanting picture home: snug fire-
placed liv. rm.. dinette. equip. kit;
gas radiant heat; upstairs storage:
lge. tree studded lot: best financing
on $14,500. SLASHED PRICE.
A02-SAVOIR FAIRE. Custom built
contractors. 2-bedrm. brick Florida
rambler. N. Arlington. choice locale.
SACRIFICE SALE includes drapes.
eornices, carpeting. ultra elec. acces-
sories. Cost over $4,000. now at
emergency sales price. S29. $50;
center hall entr., enchantment liv.
rrn.. rich paneled den. built-in bath.
magic elec. kit.,. glass breakfast bar,
2 baths. breath taking modernity;
front and rear patios, det. brick gar;
lovely landscaping.
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GARAGES
AUTOS 6 TRUCKS WANTED


SOUTHERN BUYER in town for one
week: highest cash prices paid for
WESTERN BGYkR has immed. cash
for nice low-mileage cars. MORRIS
FAIR, HONEST APPRAISALS Of al
HsksE skis fsoSffzc fals rs 1854 'i'1ss' e u1 =.
viii PAY TOP DoLLAR for late
model convertibles and hard tops.
MCNEIL (Studebakerl, 4034 Wis
consin ave, EN-. 3-7266. la
NEED '53 CADILLACS or older, clean
cash price. HAINEs MOTOR CO.
5000 Bladensburg rd.. WA. 7-0600.
1892 Ga. ave-, Silver Spring. JU.
DEALER FROM n. C.
Pay big prices for 80 to '52 cars.
7400 Ga. ave. NV. RA. 3-9644. la
GOOD MAN FOR BAD CARS
Junkers $50 and up. Immediate re-
moval IA 9-7369
Wanted Immediately
Ten clean cars daily, SO to SO mod.
our Southern dealers Top cash
tails HoYLE MOTOR SALES. 134S
Que st. NV. DrA 7.s3Oo.
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$1,000 Down

404-Pentagonese folk fly to work
from this alluring white. 3-bedrm
brick Boston CodSter, perched on
lovely tree-sheltered corner lot
Payments, $10S mo-; total price
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TARA

THIS ENGLISH CAPE COD reflects
the quality Of Its setting. sheltered
bedrms. (HUGE STUDIO -BEDRM.
IN EXPENSIVE PINE PANELING).
Garage, hot-water heat, immacu-
late!!! NOTHING LIKE IT AT
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FOresters Have Their Share
OF Destructive Fires

Foresters in this area are getting
their share of destructive fires,
but most of them have been sub
dued before they gained TOO much
Roadway
William II. Johnson, district for
ester, said four fires had occurred
since Monday, two Of them in Gar
rett county. About one quarter of
an acre was burned in a blaze ON
Tuesday in the Bear Hill section on
Meadow Mountain.
Another blaze was reported in
this county yesterday, about one
and one-half miles west of Bloom
ington in the Laurel Run section.
This fire was believed to have been
set, Johnson said
Johnson said the woods are now
coming to "clitical" stage as far
as destructive blazes are concerned.
lie complimented hunters on their
care in keeping fires down.
Approximately 1000 acres were
ablaze in Grant county, W. Va, six
miles northwest Of Scherl.
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MRS. NELL GATES CLARK

Mrs. Nell Gates Clark. 60, of
Hopwood, Pa, died at the home of
her son-in-law and daughter, Dr..
John B. Harley and DR.. NJ. Dorcas
Harley, at Terra Alta. w. Va, at
6 p. M, Wednesday. She had been
i'll for some time.
Deceased was the daughter Of
the late John X. and Ellen Gates,
Of Fairchance, Pa. Surviving are
her husband, Guy NJ. Clark, Of
Hopwood; and the following chill
dren, Mrs. Pattie Niece, Fulton,
H.; Thomas Clark, Hopwood; Dr..
Mary Dorcas Harley Terra Alta;
Mrs. Margaret Nord, Huntington
Park, Calf; also II grandchildren;
one sister, Mrs. Clara Hawkins,
Fairchance; and one brother, Paul
+. Gates, Uniontown, Pa.
The funeral service will be held
from the family home at Hopwood
at 3 p. m, on Friday. Burial viii
be in Mountain View cemetery at
Brownficld. Pa.
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DIED
Mrs nAISY b. HICKS

Mrs. Daisy Bardell Hicks. widow
of Harry A. Hicks. died Wednes-
day morning, November Is, in Gar
rett County Memorial hospital in
Oakland where She had been pa
tient for the past eleven days.
A daughter Of the late John c..
and Lydia Wadswolth Bardoll, she
was born in Moundsville, w. Va,
October p, 1880, and was aged 73
years.
She had resided in Mountain
Lake Park for the past eighteen
years, and prior to that had been
a summer resident Of the Park for
q greater pant of her life.
Surviving is one son. Robert f.
Hicks, Baltimore. Her husband died
in 1911.
Funeral services will be con-
Quoted from the home in Mt Lake
Park on Friday morning, Novem-
Der 20, at II o'clock, in charge Of
Rev. Randall Prince. lnteIment
will be in the Oakland cemetery.
Her remains are at the home.
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CRELLIN

Mrs. Homer Shaffcr. Robert
Shaffer and Mrs. Oscar Shaffer
spent Wednesday afternoon with
Mn. and Mrs. George Edwards at
Grantsville.
Mrs. James Mersing entertained
with demonstration party last
Tuesday evening at her home here.
Mrs. Agnes LantZ's Sunday
School class met at the home Of
Mrs. Oran Rinehart. Members of
the class surprised her with a
house warming party, as she moved
last week into her n W / Y con-
stlucted home near Crellin. The
meeting was ON Thursday evening.
Mrs. Jay Bell, Mr.. and Mrs. Har-
old Garrett and Mrs. Willard De
Witt attended a County Council
PIT A. meeting in Friendsville
last Tuesday evening.
Denver Sanders, Of Wilmington,
Delaware, spent Saturday night
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Stephen Sanders and family.
Mrs. Dahlia Barrett and Mrs.
Doris Stops, of Frostburg, visited
their parents, Nh. and Mrs. +. F.
Colaw last Friday.
Mrs. Vida Hinkle and boys, Of
Maysville, w. Va, spent the week
end with relatives.
Mrs. James Foy was a guest at
the home of Nh and Mrs. Hubert
FoY at Oakland several days last
week.
Mrs. Ernest Ashby visited rela-
tives in Failmont, W. Va, over
the weekend
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Winters and
family, Of Swallow Falls. were
Sunday guests Of Mr. and Mrs.
Willard Pike and family.
Nh and Mrs. B. r. Hahn visited
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hahn and son
near Oakland last Sunday
Mrs Grace Fraley visited her
father, Clarence Bowman, who is a
patient in the Veterans hospital in
ClarksbUg, W. Va, last Friday.
Pvt. Clarence Knots, Jr., Lantz
Ridge, who recently returned from
Korea, and Miss Alma Croser Wis
tied at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Floyd Carskadon last Sunday eve
ming.
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Dr. and Mrs David Morgan and
two children left last weekend for
their home in Seattle. Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Karl F. Kahl. j. M
Falkenstein and Miss Grace Fal-
kenstein were Weekend guests of
relatives in Canton. Ohio
The Ev u. B. Church of Loeb
Lynn Heights is sponsoring ba-
zaar and bake sale ON Saturday,
December 5, at the Glover Farm
store in Loeb Lynn.
The Business and Professional
Womou's club is having its annual
Turkey Tlot at the Fire Hall on
Wednesday, 10 to t. Music will be
furnished by the Continentals. Adj
mission will be 81 per person.
Members of the Eglon Aid So
cicty are having a bake sale at the
Dewitt and DcBerry store in Oak
land on Saturday, November 81.
Funds will be for the benefit of
the memorial building in that town.
Mr.. and Mrs. William X Glot-
felty have moved to their new
home on Fourth street which was
recently completed They had been
occupying an apartment at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Neil c. Fra
ley
The Parent-Teacher association
Of the North Glade school is spon-
soring a social to be held in the
school house this Friday evening,
November 20, beginning at 7;3O.
The proceeds are to be used for
playground equipment.
Walter Wayne Graham, student
at West Virginia Wesleyan college,
Buckhannon, majOring in chemiS-
try, has been pledged to Kappa
Alpha national fraternity He is a
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Spencer II.
Graham, Fourth street, and was
graduated from Southern High
school in June of this year.
Sgt. and Mrs. Edward II. Van
Sickle left Monday night for Fort
Benning, Ga. where they have
been living for the past year. Sgt.
VanSicklc had 30-day fmlough
after re-enlisting for six years.
He served one yeal in Korea and
is now with the Both infantry as
platoon sergeant at Fort Benning
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1953-11-19
Sacred Concert Planned
At Westernport Church

Rev. William B. Orndorff, pas
tor Of the First Baptist church in
Westernport, has announced a
sacred concert of organ music in
the church ON Tuesday, November
n. at O'Clock p. m.
Prof. Asher S. H. Edleman, or
ganist and choir director of St.
Johns Lutheran church, Hagers-
town, has been secured for the
concert. Prof. Edleman has taught
piano and organ at Hagerstown
School Of Music and St. James
Preparatory School He was also
dean fer two years of the Cumber-
land Valley chapter Of American
Guild Of Organists. While q student
at the Goldsworthy School Of Or
gan ia New York City he studied
piano with Ernest Rogers and
Jacques Pintel, and organ with
Walter Wild and William a. Colds
worthy. He served as assistant or
ganist at St. Andrews Episcopal
church and demonstrated organ for
the Moller Organ company during
this period.
The First Baptist church at
Westernport purchased and in
stalled the new organ in June. Mrs.
Hilda Clark and Miss Dottie Miller
are church organists. Friends and
music lovers of the Tri-Towns are
invited. The organist has outlined
a program Of twelve numbers.
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Four Births Recorded

Only four births occurred at Gar
rett County Memorial hospital u'
Oakland during the week, all OF
them girls.
On the 18th a daughter to Mr.
and Mrs. Leroy Friend, Swanton.
On the l4th a daughter to Mr.
and Mrs. Carl Elmer Hebb, of
Rowlesburg.
On the 18th a daughter to Mr.
and Mrs. Alvin Harsh, Oakland.
On the 18th a daughter TO Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas Upole, Oakland
During the past week twenty-five
patients were admitted aud % per-
sons were discharged.
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Club Organized

The Monte Vista All club was
organized at a meeting last Thurs
day. Jackie Brooks was elected
president; Nancy Bittinger, vice
president; Susie Porter, secretary
and Jane Hanst, treasurer. Mrs
George Hanst will be the leader
Other members at present include
jerry Brooks, Monica Robinson
and Betty Lou Bittinger.
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FRIENDSVILLE

Mrs. Arlie Blake, Oakland, was
a Sunday dinner guest of her sis
ter, Mrs. 0. G.. Rush. They visited
on Sunday afternoon with their
father, Rev. S. +. Ryan, Brandon
Vile, W. Va.
Wilbur Gibbs, Aliquippa, Pa, is
spending this weekend here with
his wife and children.
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Extension Meetings

Two Homemaku meetings were
announced for next week by Miss
Ethel Grove, home demonstration
agent They are Suuuyside, No
vember "a, 1890 p. m; and Nmdey.
November 2G, 1880 p. mr.
Four-H meetings Incident, No
venber %, at 7:3O, at home Of Iva
X. Speicher; Counna, November
"A, 7:30 p M, at the school.
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WIS iiFih ~ {uoy' H. enter
tanned members OF hor bridge cIuh
NlF. ana MIS-. R"E 9ilanN 'lo emf
ut'Il' i5eNefiN ana sara were sun
Gay guests OF Mr. ana ms Ohaf-
Icy Pa"@h al BOILING Spring
Tho w < O. < of Ratbo1 Moth
odi,i church MI Iakn park will
bsy, q bake sale ON "Wednesday
WOW 'l''oeI o. starting at ''9o o.
'l"'N. "' 'n' ne" III ana D'berIE
S'o'c ''' ''Ni"''o.
Members of tpc N1iznah Sunday
School class og the Methodist
church viii meet "Wednesday No
yember Is at tbc home of Mrs.
Crcigh Tects in the Hinebaugh
apartments
David Close. SON of Mr.. and Mrs
Wilbur w. Close. observed his
seventh birthday anniversary sun
'"S al 'e' MOO" "i'' Ct p'' " l'' .
80 49, :, !, - ~ - '''' ''''
''0N'''" ~ =
Members of the Nazarane Foreign
Missionary society will meet next
Monday evening. November %, at
7 o'clock. at the church on Eighth
street. All friends and members
are invited.
The fourth annual band concert
by Southern Highs senior band
Will be presented this evening at
3 o'clock, at the school. it was an
nounced hv Harold b. Wright. di-
rector
Mrs James LuShy ana son VINO
have spent several DAYS IN BATH
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Oakland Personals

Robert J. RncEo,t Faston. Wis.,
led his wife bcrc oyo,. Inc ,yonk.
A.
Mr.. and Mrs /. f Rightmyer.
fTeasbure Fla whore tbev win
soand Inc winter months
Mrs. Howard ID. NayIor enter
! tanned members OF her bridge cIuh
at Aef home on Alder street on
Lorlng Green, of Deer Park, is
now recuperatng from surgical
operation performed November 9
i'm the Garrett County Memorial
hospital In Oakland.
Mr. and Mrs. j. c. Kuhn, Stony
Point, ~ \" spent the weekend
with the latterS parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. James f. Lewis, Liberty
street.
Robert Stockslager. who is em-
nIovrd in Baltimore spent the
weekend at the nome OF hlS par
eHtS' Mf. ana MIS- II. +. Stock
SlaSef' Sou'A Oh town.
7Io,,b.rs If tba Roard IF Diroo-
H.. NJ r., Cl...,l..
Commerce are meeting at noon to-
dav mt the William-James hotel to
discuss the Christmas activities for
thi. area.
of Baltimore were weekend guests
of their parents here. Mr.. and Mrs.
IT. c. Leighton. Oak street. and
Mrs w. B. Brock. in Mt. Lake
Park.
~
VI II ana MS i,"i,'l" Nl'cl'a'i' ~
hi Glen Bunic. on Wednesday. No
vembet. IT.. John y. Michael, MI.
Lake road, Is the great grand
father.
A daughter was porn TO MI ana
4lf~, Fa9I Moon IN Detroit Men,
on Monday November > 1t was
ents are Mr.. and Mrs John Moon.
ST.. south Of town.
Joseph T. SoIiafS' instructor IN
Skaggsville school at Laurel spent
the weekend mere "IJh ms VIC
lie was accompanied TO Oakland by
ROBERT y. HeSeh' VINO also VISITED
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1953-11-19
NO HUNTING
OR TRESPASSING

All persons are hereby warned
not to enter upon, cross over. or in
any manner trespass upon our prop
erty.
ROSS r. AND
MILDRED /. RYLAND
ADV 38-4t.
The Nome nugget., 1953-06-01

SEATTLE --. Although it's all dressed up in smart white sacks, the Alaska Airlines cargo labeled Armour" is 2600 pounds of prize winning steer beef. Ray Gross, owner of Rays Super Market, purchased the champion beef from Armour and Company.
 The steers took prizes at the National Junior Livestock Show, held in Spokane, Wash, May $ through g. The show was spon- sored jointly by the Future Farm CTS of America and All clubs.
 The blue-ribbon meat was kill ed and dressed by Armour es- pecially for Ray Gross. Armour and Company representatives and Alaska Airlines personnel helped put the beef aboard an Alaska Airlines plane in Seattle.