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HOUSES FoR SALIVA.

ALExANDRIA-s-bedrm. brick semi-
Wind SndOx2 dOor. So IGHnd sd ,S.SsOn ssorn sS
pletely fenced; newly decor; 9
ALEX. vIC.-JeEerson Manor home
for sale .by by owner; S-rm; brick brick
porch; this home j: In excel. eond.
For further information can KI.
Alex. AfStv0i Holm Hills; owner; mod. 3
bedrms., new; vacant; $1e.7b0; good
low signs. Open SUMMON, 90. Of
AEEEXzIxENiDRIA. surbursan; sa.ssSo
buys this attractive thTee-bedroom
brick rambler. located Ga Mt;
e todsX; phSns ioE diFscticHs; .so1 Asso-
Colonial; 4-bedroom
house. center hall. 2 baths, long
living room with fireplace. dining
room, modern kitchen. large front
porch: basement under entire house.
Svsis ssz.:SsSi SSsai iSH ssass oT k pes =
4 KIexeAiNDRIA-srisk ROW S-rm. hss.,
fun basement: exceptionally clean:
& mile0 70 .. c., / block % bus:
SO, 500. CAN Herndcn Iz0-M.
AIExAMDnIA-Why Ray rent WHEN
only. 81 500 cash WI buy owner 2
equity AND pay settlement costs On
3-bedrm;;, 1s-bath Cape CcS go home bone
neil dE; In ccnvsnientiZ located
Z RnIg9nMsz 81 9Msz ~, n6,t Tt tNaR.YN Anthert,c
CalifoYnia ranch house, brand-nev,
finest quality; euuiyllent Of = bed
rms. and 2 baths: deiightful setting:
S24,9S0. FRANK Q. PHILLIPS. IA.
saS2sei 81 @ syss.. yE Ia 1927 4;s t-22 I:.
AAH Rasl RHALTY,' M 1sa jE. 3@ssll.' ''.s .-aT ~
Pentagon; .3-bedrm. brick rambler.
fan Engiish psmt. with den and
N bath: nice lot: eonven. % etofes
end schools. opep Sun. 1906 =.
lane. IA. 0-2070.
ARLINGTON, close In. 3 bedrms.. 3
complete bath: My. yui., 20 Il. long;
oak flooftng and Arepi.; plenty q
room for children OF relatives. Can
ARiNGTOH - Sia.e5o. Close 20
Hecht's. Low down payment. BARN.
CO.. OF. A-704e.
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Open Today, l. to Dark
2o0Q RIGGS RD

Custom built brick rambler on huge
corner lot, fronting Riggs road ex-
tended. 8 twin-siEed bedrms.. each
separate din. rm., plus . huge kitch-
en- and dining nook. Ia tile baths,
screened porch. The interior must
be inspected to realize the value at
$20,e60. Call WA. $4,000 It'll
S nm.
ROBERT R s. DAVIS & co.
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THE SUNDAY STAR Bic
Washington, D. c.
SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 1853
HOUSES foR SALIVA.

THREE-BEDRM.. 2-BATH RAMBLER,
In most excellent location in N.
Arl.. superior design and construc.
ton ton; See this before You buy: Only
$1SSSss9Ho. $SSSsss9Ho. Terms. sIcKLE, "a.
NEW EIyE-RooM HOUSE. 4 trailers.
Va. nj. N On Gansion 6; ST Hall rd: lor'on
$1,000 DN,, 3.bedrm. frame rambler
back I'd. attrac. neigh. JE. 2-5476.
THREE-BEDROOM, 2-bath home IN
excellent n. Arl. location; finished
$4,000 ist trust. si65 mo. $500
cash; Immediate possession. BICKLE,
11A WOODED ACRES ON Leigh Mill
I'd, near Great Falls. Unfinished
Cape Cod home; cute log cabin.
Only sl6'500. 5ICKLE. IA. 1890.
WOMAN WANTED who can appre.
ciate this value Of 4 bedrms., .
baths for $15.500. Attract. financed.
Open Sun. From Glebe I'd. out Old
Dominion dr., turn right at Chester
brook Mkt. left on Kirby rd., right
cam Sn HalSsey 1s,tS e; e property y.vNNSn; MSH;
MAoRun65ERs. sz.ai, sss5 wilson vi nSENAHD I'D.
din. ,rm,, equip. KIT. and closed rear
porch dinette; 8 bedrms. and bath
2nd d, Full bsmt.. oil a.-c. heat:
SdOv' '0i aaidatinsD aRG isaSDDinss sss 3TsSsas 33MssS
St. Arl.. We. ia. 1850. -2a
ARLINGTON NORTH. Open / to dark.
27O6 NO, 4th st., Lyon Park. Bed
rm. and bath on 1st flr.; 2 bedrms.
.. ooo OPEN To OFFER i
81 600 may handle. Very convenient-
MILTON 6. SMITH sMdfTsd'fsS REAGTY.D GCTfSYSDiasy; iosi
sE.2ai2oSc: - gee Sf. a5ssio,.A !s;si Arlington IA
BBARCRoFT FOREsT-$2. 500 DOWN
rambler: IS mos. old; with liv. rm.-
Tec c tm Tm c0ms; poomY 1ui Ssmt I,tS Esady ios
work-saving devices; s min. to Pen.
tagon: biz. to uitramodern N. ArI,
Scnoo!s; Complete price, .Sl5.9SO.
WARSFIK, WN1AAFS-H n FINANCING. VIM I.
CHERRYDALE-DreameT? You can
realize them In this snow-white
rambler. with goldfish pond, patioed
yard. bruncheon Kit. with bar.
osmt., picture-windowed din. rrn.
with imposing view, bedrms. with
PelI[,an PRIcn I'm iinnnoyStions NS6 galore; FULL
WIN. l.. WAKEFIELD. JAW "a. 7.fE9S.' f1E5%9s'
24.hr. service. -
FALLS CHURCH-3-bedrm. conten1.
orary rambler. full bsmt. A acre
wooded lot; carport. paneled screened
porcn. patio, many extras. Near bus
and school; ~ first trust; $4,000,
Dir: Out ATi. blvd. 71io 0H'9 mi' past
Annandale rd., turn left into Is.
Woodley and 9O3 Manor rd.w w "
. NEAR WEsTOVER
$1.50O CASH, sos PER MO.
equip, Kit: scr. porch. bsmt. and
CECIL 3: EIG9tipToN. REALroR
>. 1134 N: Hudson st., Arl.
ia. 7-5333, Ewes, Sun. IA. a-s31l
PACIFIC COAST GLAMOUR
High above o roaring waterfall and
only mi; from the White House.
Ihis lavish. 4,bedrm., ultramodern
residence Of glass and redwood is
taking beauty; massive roof terrace
and deck-type veranda; custom built
Tor entertaining; will sell at saeri-
nee for S55,000.. We can finance
$4,000: For private showing cali
XII; 9-6SSS or XII. 9-S646.
JACK G. MAIZE. REALToR
III 50. Royal ST.. Alexandria. Va.
THREE -BEDRM. BRICK RAMBLER
Liv, rm., tiled if0GS BATH thoMS real delishtful
kit. dinette arrangement; full bsrlt.;
62-ft. front lot; l blk to schools;
close to Washington.
OPEN SUNDAY 1-DARK
oat Colnm63s traios. pike to South Columbus
J. McPHERsoN REALTY. IA. 2.4o1a
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BRICK RAMBLER

HAMPSHIRE KNoLI,s. ND.
Must be sold today. for It is priced
riSht.. Contains large liv. rm.,, din.
fm., mod. kit, 8 bedrms. and bath
attic, full hsmt., rear screened porch.
plus many extras. Mr.. Newman on
Il, Il. ave. past D. c.. line to Ray
I'd. right to Open" sign.
TnffIs RITDNEN EX 3.k707
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$3.50 DOWN

$3.50 DOWN
III! Esth Ave-. Capitol Hsights.-a.
bedrm. home with Iafge kit.. din.
~: en0 ~: &m.; 01 h..W.h.; large
fenced. Gah {cr a appointmsnS
10. $4,000. WxsT RIAL EsTATE.
Evening star., 1953-02-22

COLORED
New brick ramblers on paved road In
Clinton, Nd. Lge. rms, hrepl
Beautiful 20,000-sQ. wooded lot.
RALPH CHEVALIER
LU. 4-1s00 AP. 7-g4s1
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BAD WEATHER
IS THE TEST PILOT
OF GOOD HOtJSINH

Vacant. 4 bedrms.. modern masonry
Cape Cod on large lot mr.. Shirley.
Duke apis. S1,500 cash will handle.
ALSO AVAILABLE FOR INSPECTION
Vacant brick Cape Cod Of 4 bedrms..
baths. rec. rn1:.. built-in sarage, oil
NV; neat: excel. financing 077Ts
.TENcHER-wALKER, INC.
AD' 4-s644 IA. S.s3so
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NEAR WEsTOVER

$1,500 CASH, sos PER MO.
2 bedrms;;, living rm., dining rm.,
sencpd sssu.pc XII, XII, scr porch. bsmt. and
CECIL B: LUPToN. REALToR
=, 1134 N. Hudson ST., Arl.
ia. 7-5333. Ewes, Sun. IA. 2-S3ll
Evening star., 1953-02-22

FALLS CHURCH-3-bedrm. conteno.
orary rambler. full bsmt.; u acre
wooded lot; carport, paneled screened
porch. patio, many extras. Near bus
m,6,ga% an6 school, ioaS Az first trust; $1,000.
Dir: Out Arl. blvd. 7IiO mi. past
Annandale rd., turn left into n
Woodley and 9O3 Manor rd -
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sARCROFT FOREST-S2. 500 DOWN
rambler: is mos. old; with iiv. % rm..
din, rm. comb. full bsmt. ready Tor
rec, rm.. roomy kit, with latest
work-saping devices; s min, to Pen.
tagon: blS. to ultramodern N. ArI,
fEcaCGs EHessY fSMPlSts FiNRSe1Npe!E Price M M$l5es9.
WAKEFIELD. ia. 7-117S. 24-hr.
Evening star., 1953-02-22

CHERRYDALE-Dreamer? You can
realize them in this snow-white
rambler, with goldfish pond, patioed
yard. bruncheon kit. with bar.
nsmt" pictpre-windowed din. rm.
built-in innovations galore; FULL
rH!CE. $l7 500 and conv. terms.
WM. l.. WARFIELD. IA. 7-I77S,
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-AvoNDALE. oI04 INGRAHAM ST.
OPEN HOUSE. SUNDAY. 2 to 5
Lovely detached white. brick with
side screened porch, bedrms.. fire.
lovely community. price reduced to
S17,95C; immed. possession. To see
out Mich. ave. ne. into Queens
Chapel rd to Chillum rd.. turn left
! block to house; trades accepted.
Call Mr.. Cohen, HE. 4-7326. MAX
MILLER, Ii. 7-2lU. 20
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ARLINGTON FOREST

Brick Colonial. $4,000; Liv., rm..
porch dinette; 8 bedrms. and bath
End d, Full bsmt.. oil a.-c. heat:
widow. liquidating. 3S2 GranaoE
St, Arl.. Va. ia. 7-hf20. -2N
Evening star., 1953-02-22

CAROL HIGHLANDS
SALE OR RENT
OPEN SUN, MON, 2-5
with din. rm.; large lot. fun bsmt. I;
$1,000 down, 4es 1st trust. Out
N. H. ave. to Erickson ST., right to
Elson, left to house. Mrs. Seaton.
10. 9-S624. LYMAN C. DELE d
CO., INC, ST. 3-3520.
Evening star., 1953-02-22

Small 2-hedroom home, ami: garage
and chicken house on haff-acrs
fenced lot; $4,000; reasonable
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WALKER & KING
FAIRFAX, VA.

2 bedrooms, paneled living room,
kitchen and dinette;. ami; 2 acres;
near, town OF Fairfax; $IU,b00;
small down payment.
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~, 600 may handle. Very convenient.
~ located. Immediate occupancy,
MILTON q. SMITH REALTY, 1857
No; Glebs rd;, Arlington, IA.
Evening star., 1953-02-22

bedroom. 1Ia bath, all-elec. kitchen.
full basement, 2-car garage, beauti.
ful lot: near town Of Fairfax:
S26, 900; 2Oeo cash, -13
Evening star., 1953-02-22

ARLINGTON NORTH. Open / to dark.
27O6 No. 4th st., Lyon Park. Bed
rm. and bath on 1st fir.; 2 bedrms.
up and 3rd expand. room.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1953-07-02
Nine Births Recorded

Nine births occurred at the Gar
rett County Memorial hospital in
Oakland during the past week,
three boys and six girls.
On the Goth a daughter to Mr..
and Mrs. John Quincy Caster,
Oakland.
On the 9th a daughter to Mr..
and Mrs. German Lee Thayer, Oak
land; a daughter to Mr.. and Mrs.
Kenneth Herman Amdall, Oakland;
a daughter to Mr.. and Mrs. Her
bert Benjamin Koch, Oakland.
On the 29th a daughter to Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Dwight Mills,
Deer Park; a son to Mr.. and Mrs.
Emil Charles Pretzel, Aurora, w.
Va.
On the Both a son to Mr.. and
Mrs. Joyce Waldo Clark, Valley
Point, w. Va; a daughter to Mr..
and Mrs. Keith Carlton Blamble,
Bayard, w. Va.
On July 1st, a son to Mr.. and
Mrs. James Raymond Moorehead,
Swanton.
The hospital was filling up again
with SO admissions during the
week. During that same period
forty-one patients were discharged.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1953-07-02
Fourth Girls Leave
Sunday For Camp

Fourth girls of Garrett county
and their leaders will go to
Pleasant Valley recreation area on
Sunday for their annual week of
camping. Activities will conclude
on Saturday, July II.
Expecting to attend are Judy
Bucket, Bittinger; Betty Ann De-
Berry, Patricia Bowser Nancy
Rhodes, Deer Park Florence Har-
ris, Sue Loechel, Helen Loechel,
Shirley Mickey, Doris Hummcl,
Eva Lou Holiday, Grantsville; Mary
Mae Paugh, Janet Kay Weeks,
Elaine Spoerlein, Loeb Lynn; Shir-
ley Childs and Martha Jane Clark,
Red Oak
There will be crafts and special
classes in the morning, with swim
ming and recreation in the after
noon and vespers and a program in
the evening. Special programs
throughout the week will include
foresters' program ON Monday
with Elmer Upole and Thomas
Thayer cooperating; soil conserva-
ton program Tuesday, W. w. Mace
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1953-07-02

Mrs. Arnold Scherr is visiting
her son, Robert Scherr and fam
lily. in West Liberty w. Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ McRobie, Mr..
and Mrs. Edward Calls, of Mt
Lake Park, plan to leave here next
Monday for a vacation trip to yell
lowstone National Park.
f. r. Fike entertained Monday
evening with a picnic at Swallow
Falls for their house guests, Mr..
and Mrs. Seth Baker and their
son, and Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Tay-
lor, of Greenwood, Delaware. Both
Mrs. Baker and Mrs. Taylor are
nieces of Mr.. Fike.
Charlotte Taylor, Ferne Foley,
Norma Roderick and Faye Harvey
are at EvUnBreth Acres, near
Buckhannon, w. Va, this week at
tending a leadership training camp
of the United Brethren church.
This camp is for youth 16 to "a
years. Approximately $50 persons
are enrolled.
Emerson Cross, member of the
White House police force for a
number of years, was visiting his
mother, Mrs. Earl Teets, at Lake
Ford, this week. Mrs. Teets OBJ
served her 80th birthday anniver-
sary. Relatives said she had re-
ceived a birthday greeting card
from President Dwight d. Essen
hover.
Mrs. Glenn Hoffman and twin
sons, College Park, came to Oak
land this week for a visit with her
mother, Mrs. Edith Schlossnagle
She was accompanied here by her
aunt, Mrs Fred Brown, Cumber-
land, who has returned to her home
Another son, Johnnie Hoffman. had
been here with his grandmother
for a week.
R. Bowen Hardesty was in Ash
land, Va, on June %, to arrange
for the funeral Of his great uncle,
DR.. Edwin Winfield Bowen, who
was killed instantly when he was
struck by train while riding a BIZ
cycle. A bachelor, he had been a
professor of Latin at Randolph
Macon college and had retired at
age "a. The deceased also is a
great uncle of DR.. Thomas Lusby
of Oakland.
j. Stuart Cooper, Oakland, dis
trict manager for American Farm
ers Mutual Insurance company, has
completed special two-week
course at the Mutual Insurance
Institute in Chicago. Twenty-Five
district managers of the company
in eight states attended the
icourse to study latest developments
Cooper and his fellow managers
were honored at a graduation din
ner july l.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1953-07-02

cooperating; famous paintings on
Wednesday with Mrs. Emmons
Warwick; first aid and safety ON
Thursday, Miss Frances Grove: and
small electrical equipment on Fri
day. Mrs. Betty 10 McWhorter and
Miss 10 Ann Bailey, Monongahela
Power company.
Miss Grove viii direct the camp
and be camp nurse.
The camp personnel includes
John L. Jones, first aid and SWIM
ming; Miss Frances Bittinger.
music; Miss Margaret Ringler, as
sistant state All leader, Miss Bit
finger, Mrs Emmons Warwick,
Grantsville, for crafts; Mrs. Lester
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1953-07-02
Local Nepvs

Mrs Earl Zepp entertained MEM
bers of her bridge club on Tues
day evening.
Miss Cynthia Mace is visiting
relatives in McConnellsburg, Pa,
and Washington, d. c.
Mrs. Herbert c, Leighton was
hostess to members of her bridge
club on Tuesday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Erwin S. Smith and
son, Douglas, left yesterday morn
ing for Portland. Ind, for a visit
with relatives for ten days or more
Mrs Paul Turney is a patient
in Garrett County Memorial hos
pital in Oakland where she under
went a major operation last Fri
day, June 25. She is now GONZALES
cling.
Mr.. and Mrs w E. Yutzy, Cum
berland, Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Peter
son and little daughter, Silver
Spring, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Larkin,
Cumberland, returned to their
homes on Saturday after having
spent the weekend at the Karl
Kahl cottage on Deep Greek Lake
Miss Susan Turner, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Turner, Of
125 Second St, has won a Bernice
MacLean award for excellence in
zoology at Mt. Holyoke college,
South Hadley, Mass. A member Of
the class of 1856 at the college,
she is a graduate of Penn Hall in
Chambersburg, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs Stanley Trott, Bal
timore, and Mrs E. j. Roberts, of
Westernport, were visiting Mrs.
BENZ. II. Sincell on Saturday. Mrs.
c. NJ. Sincell, FairmOnt, W. Va, is
also spending several days here
with her mother-in-law Her hus-
band and son, c. NJ Sincell, Jr.,
returned to Fairmont after visiting
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Delbert M. Davis
and children, Charlotte and Nor
man, spent several days here as
guests of his brother-in-laW and
sister, Mr.. and Mrs. II. G. Gortner,
south of town, returning to their
i home on Sunday They formerly
resided in Oakland where Mr..
Davis was cashier of the First
National bank.
The Kings Daughters class of
St. Paul's Lutheran church of
Monessen, Pa, motored to Penn
Point, Deep Greek Lake on June
% to spend the day with Mrs w.
j. Ritchey, a former member of
the class. A picnic lunch was held
out of doors and the twelve mem
bers who attended then went swim
, ming and had a motor boat ride
on the lake.
Mrs. Raymond Paugh has re-
! turned to her home in Deer Park
after having visited her son-in-law
and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Allen
Marshall, in Moscow, Idaho. While
there she attended the graduation
exercises at the University 70 Ida
no where Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall
were among the graduates. Mr. and
Mrs. Marshall and two children ac-
companied Mrs. Paugh upon her
return home and they plan to re-
side in Pittsburgh.
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PAGE FIVE

Smith, in charge of vespers
Mrs. Alma Menke, Loeb Lynn,
will be camp cook Assisting in the
dining room and kitchen will be
Miss Esther Murphy and Martha
Jane Clark. Dick Mace is handy
boy"
Miss Grove sara v1slIors would
be welcome at any time to see the
camp i'm action.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1953-07-02

Mrs. Carl Stone is visiting her
sister. Mrs. James Kearns, in
Buckhannon, w. Va.
Mrs. Howard S Hoffman spent
last week in Fairmont w. Va, with
relatives.
Lieut. NJ. Alice Butt, Quantico,
Va, spent the weekend here with
her mother, Mrs. j. William Butt.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Behne.
Washington, were weekend guests
of the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Paul Hinebaugh.
Dial II. Elkins, Washington, d.
c., returned to his home after hav-
ing spent several days in Oakland
visiting friends.
Edgar Butt, Baltimore, is Wis
iting at the homes of his sister,
Mrs. John Forman, and brother,
Samuel f. Butt Jr.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Moore and
three SONS spent several days in
Baltimore visiting at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. f. r. Bennett.
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Bittinger,
of Swanton, announced the birth
of q son on Monday, June 20, at
Memorial hospital in Cumberland.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ L. Groves and
family, of Jessups, and Thomas
Kahl, Pittsburgh. spent the week
end with their parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Edward p. Kahl, in Mt. Lake
Park
Frank Lee Dewitt and Billy
Sanders, of the local Methodist
church, attended the Youth AS
sembly held on the campus of West
Virginia Wesleyan college, Buck
harmon, last week.
MIR and Mrs Ernest Washburn,
Jr., M0rgantown, w Va, were the
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Karl V.
Kahl, also of Morgantown, at the
Kahl cottage, Deep Creek Lake,
,r,oo1r
Mr.. and Mrs Erdell Mutchler, her
daughter, Mrs. Edward w. Kahl and
son. of Miami, Fla, are occupying
the Britton Martin cottage i'm Loeb
Lynn for the summer months. They
are former residents of Mt Lake
Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Delafield
North Braddock, Pa. were week
end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jasper
Riley. near Oakland Mr. and Mrs.
Arthur Gronlund, Elizabeth, Pa,
were dinner guests at the Riley
home Tuesday.
Mrs. F. j. Lipstein and three chill
dren returned to their home in
Wilmington. Del, on Sunday after
having spent two weeks here at the
home of her mother. Mrs. F. II
Field. Mrs Lipstein is the former
Leona Field.
A birthday dinner was given last
Sunday at the home of Washing
ton Fike, hOnOring Mr. Fixes Seth
birthday Mr. Fike is the father
of Eldon R. Fike, of Oak street
Oakland. There were fifty guests
at dinner. The table was decorated
with red roses and rhododendron
A TERED birthday cake with candles
also had place on the table.
Among those attending the flu
neral service of Mrs. Melvin Nazel.
rod in Dover, Del, were her mother
Mrs. J. C. Swetzer, brother ant
sisters, from Swanton; also Mr.
and Mrs. John Nazelrod, Mr.. anC
Mrs. Victor Nazelrod, Mr.. and Mrs
Eugene Nazelrod, Mrs. Dora Hine
baugh, all of Oakland; Mr.. anC
Mrs. Paul Nazelrod, Mt. Lake
Park; Mr.. and Mrs. Roscoe Nazel
rod, Salisbury, Md.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1953-07-02

Mr.. and Mrs. Edward limbaugh
and daughter, Kay, of Canton, o.,
arrived yesterday to spend the
Fourth of July weekend with rel
atives.
A bake sale, sponsored by the
Loeb Lynn Baptist Ladies' Aid So
ciety, is to be held Friday after
noon, July 3, at o'clock, at the
Clover Farm store in that town.
Mr. and Mrs. r. J. Anderson,
Wheeling. w Va, and Mrs. T. w
Bell Washington, ID. C.. who Wis
tied Mrs. T. w. Casteel and other
relatives, have returned to their
homes.
Ralph Kennedy, of Uniontown.
Pa was a visitor at the home of
Mrs. d. Edward Offutt and son on
Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Stew
art, New York City, are guests
this week.
Mrs. Susan LawtOn, aged 90, a
patient at the Garrett County Me-
mortal hospital in Oakland tried
to get out Of her bed unattended
early Tuesday morning and fell,
breaking her collarbone.
Mr.. and Mrs. James McHenry
returned to Oakland Tuesday after
having spent two or three weeks
in Madison, Wis, where Mr. Nc
Henry, assistant county agricultural
agent, took a course of instruction
in extension work
At the recent horse races in
Cumberland, Lawrence M. Fraley
served as an inspector, having been
appointed few weeks ago by the
State Racing Commission. He will
also serve in that capacity at the
HagerStoWn races in August.
A miscellaneous shower was
given Miss Barbara Winters at the
home of her aunt, Mrs. Harvey
Winters, last Thursday evening.
Thirty-five or more were present.
Miss Winters will become the bride
of William H. Lambert on August
l.
Mrs James Mulvey entered Me-
mortal hospital at Cumberland as
a surgical patient. She expects to
remain there about ten days Her
sons, Edward and Thomas Mulvey,
are guests of Mr. and Mrs. Norman
Knox in Fairmont, w. Va, for the
next two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. Beeson Snyder
attended the wedding of Miss
Patricia Sheckels and Mr.. Robert
f. Day, which took place Saturday
at the Episcopal Church in Cum
belland. Miss Sheckels is the
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Sheckels, former residents of Oak
land.
The Business and Professional
! Women's Club will meet at the
Mt. Lake Hotel on July 9 for din
ner at 6:15. Following dinner, a
business meeting will be held, out
lining the coming years work and
the appointment Of various com
mittees, according to Miss Mary
X. Williams, president.
Mr. and Mrs. r. O. Friend and
daughter, Kathrine, returned to
( their home in Loeb Lynn on Fri
day from a two weeks visit with
their children in Baltimore and
North East. They were accompanied
upon their return by their son
Herbert, wife and children, from
Baltimore, who are visiting here
for a short time.
Evening star., 1953-01-18
Honor Medal Holders
To Have Parade Seats

The greatest assemblage Of
Congressional Medal of Honor
winners ever brought together
will be in an honored spot Tues
day when the inaugural parade
rolls down Pennsylvania avenue.
OF the approximately 270 liv-
ing holders of the Nations high
est award for valor under COM
bat. more than 90 have accepted
the invitation of the Inaugural
Committee to attend the three
days of functions.
Wives, one father and mother
and a son or daughter will swell
the total list in the honor party
to about 118, according to Wald-
ron E. Leonard. director Of vet
Grams affairs for the District.
Vanguard of group is already
in Washington. BY late tonight
most will be here, coming from as
far away as the Panama Canal
Zone. Ten come from the Pa
cif1c coast. In all, 80 States will
be presented.
One of the highlights of their
visit will be a dinner at the
Washington Hotel from S to 7
pm. tomorrow. They also will
attend the festival and the In
augural Ball.
For the parade, they will have
a section Of special seats in the
reviewing stands alongside the
presidential section on the White
House side of Pennsylvania ave-
nue..
Evening star., 1953-01-18
Aide Thinks WMWeor
Honburq at Ceremonies

headgear and his subordinates
conform. Gen. Eisenhower grew
up in that tradition.
Following that procedure, since
Mr.. Truman would be the rank
ing member of the party on the
way to the Capitol on Tuesday,
if he should wear topper Gen.
Eisenhower should wear a topper.
On the way back, Gen. Eisen-
hover as the ranking member.
could change to a homburg If
he so desired.
The problem ramifies. Gen.
Eisenhower's top appointees,
silk k-hatted like their chief when
Capitol-bound, would have to
change, too, if their chief
changed. 1t conjures up picture
of the group in line with the
ranking member. John Foster
Dulles. standing in front, each
man with an aide toting hat
box. Mr.. Dulles would command:
"Of topper. On homburg." Per-
haps the maneuver could be
executed by the numberf,