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Evening star., 1953-10-25
Life in the Country
Cow on the 40 Acres Wears a Bell
And Now There's Music in the Pasture

Down in the mountains it
isn't at all unusual to bell the
COW. But up in these parts. a
COW wearing a bell is as rare
as a good soaking rain.
When old Bossy was turned
out in a mountain pasture, a
bell vase an essential part of
her rigging-that is, if she were
to be MIXED with some regu-
larity.
For in woods and brush, it is
far easier to find the COW by ear
than it is by sight. Old Bossy
could settle down behind a
chinquopin bush and not be
found for days.
We have just belled our COW
on The 40 Acres. not because
we have a lot of chinquopin
bushes but because we some
times milk after dark, and it is
a lot easier to locate the COW if
, her movements are recorded by
a bell.
We do have some cedars and
there have been times when it
was pretty hard to find any,
thing. including us, in our cedar
thicket.
We went to considerable trou-
BILE about our bell. A regular
COW bell wouldn't do. It is too
loud, and doesn't have just the
right tone for us. So we tried
sheep bells, and finally selected
one.
There are some sheep bells
that are shaped like bells ought
to be, and there are others that
are square like, similar to COW
bells. We took the COW bell
looking sheep bell.
1t had by far the best tone
a musical tinkling that should,
we think, sooth the COW and,
perhaps, increase her daily out
put of milk. Not that we want
much more milk, but with win
ter coming on and feed short,
1t might be well if we have some
thing that will keep our Jersey
in the milking mood.
And now, although our COW
has only been belled for a day
or so, we are finding it fine
thing. Nothing like hearing that
bell music down in the pasture,
and if the COW should decide
to jump the fence and go call
Evening star., 1953-10-25
Want to Test Your TV Set
On Color? Here's the Date

ual black and white. 1t will
be seen in color only on the
few dozen experimental sets
that have been built by manu-
facturers to prepare for later
mass production of color sets
for the public.
William Molyneux, who has
the assignment of scenic de-
signing for the show, has
found that color TV has ne
cessitated some changes in
technique. For one thing, it
requires so much light that fiat
painting of sets to give a three
dimension effect will not work.
He had to build actual three
dimension aspects into the
sets.
Special care also has to be
taken to keep the background
color from claShing with the
vivid hueS of the costumes.
Aside from the color angle,
it will be an ambitious pro-
duction in it's own right. It's
to be the ever-popular Car
men" with Vera Bryner, oper-
attic soprano, in the title role.
Miss Bryner, who has sung
with the City Center here and
various other opera companies
and appeared on Broadway, is
a sister of Yul Brynner. al
though she spells the family
name with one less IN"
The production will be the
first of eight operas to be tele-
cast by NBC at the rate of one
month during the coming
season.
Evening star., 1953-10-25
Top Dressing Pays
In Better Pastures,
Cheaper Feed

Top-dressing pastures pays
particularly in this period of
high feed costs.
John F. Shoulders, associate
agronomist at VPI, reminds pro-
ducers that pastures are the
cheapest feed for livestock, and
that forage plants must have
enough mineral nutrients to be
most productive.
He advises farmers to top
dress pastures while they are
dormant or after cutting for hay
or silage. This prevents burn
ing or excess damage to the
vegetative part of the plant. In
the fall. winter or early spring
before growth starts, is the best
time to top dress.
Apply the fertilizer when the
soil is dry enough to prevent
the tractor. truck, spreader or
other implements being used
from packing the soil or leav-
ing rutS in the field.
Test for Lime.
Take care Of the soils lime
requirement before applying fer
tilizer. Have the soil tested, and
If it tests below 60, apply
enough lime to bring the PHI to
about 6.5.
Generally, tall grass and la
dino clover combinations should
be top-dressed each year with
500 to 800 pounds of 0-14-l4
or 2-12-12 per acre. Native pas
lures, such as bluegrass and
white clover. can usually be sat-
iSfactorily maintained by top
dressing every three to four
years with 1000 to 1900 pounds
of 0-14-l4 or 0-16-8. If the
pasture is pale green and un-
thrifty, use 5-10-10.
Evening star., 1953-10-25
BY the Assoe,oted Press
NEW YORK.


If you want to see what kind
of black-and-white pictures
your present TV set will pro-
duce from the compatible color
telecasts, you'll have a chance
next Saturday afternoon (Oc-
tober 81.
The first telecast of MICS
new opera series win be sent
out in the new color method
which the Federal Communi-
cations Commission plans to
adopt shortly as the national
standard. It will be under ex-
perimental authorization from
the FEC, which hasn't yet
given permission for regular
commercial color telecasts.
Because of the compatibility
of the color transmiSsions with
present black-and- white tele-
casts, existing sets will be able
to receive the opera in the US
Evening star., 1953-10-25
OF Music
and
Musicians

Menahem Pressler, pianist,
will give program in honor
of the Tooth year of the House
of Steinway tonight at 8 in
the National Gallery of Art.
The brilliant Palestinian's SEN
sational winning of the $1,000
Debussy prize in San Francisco
launched him on a concert ca
reer in 1916. Since then he
has been a familiar figure in
recital and as soloist with or
cheStras here and abroad. Aft
er his first appearance with
the Philadelphia Orchestra he
was given a three-year con-
tract with that organization
and made a coast-to-coast
tour. He will play here for
the first time "Nocturne" and
"Rahel," by Karel Solomon,
music director of the Palestine
Broadcasting Service. The
pieces are dedicated to Mr..
PreSSler.
Stanley Weiner, identified
with Washington since his first
appearance with the National
Symphony Orchestra, as a boy
violinist. has been booked for
so more concerts in Europe
where he expects to remain
until 1855. His fall tour will
include Finland, Denmark,
Germany and Spain. Mr..
Weiner is the son of Michel
Weiner, leader of the gypsy
orchestra at Michels on Ver-
mont avenue.
The Washington Music
Teachers Association will hold
its first meeting of the season
at the Arts Club tomorrow at
$3.50 pm. Otto Luening of
Columbia University, composer
and scholar, will give an illus
trated lecture on "Tapemusic." !"
The Talladega College Choir
of Talladega, Ala, will be pre-
sented in a concert of sacred
music at the Westmoreland
Congregational Church tonight
at 1880 pm, under the au-
spices of the Congregational
Churches of Metropolitan
Washington. Frank G.. Har-
rison is the director, Rolad
BraithWaite the organist,
Thomas Flagg, graduate of the
Juilliard School, the pianist.
Several choir members will
have solo parts on the program
jeanette de Gurdian, So
prano. will open the season of
the Washington Opera Guild
concerts this afternoon at 1882
Massachusetts avenue NV.
This will be the singers first
local appearance. She made
her debut in Brussels where
she studied voice. She later
concertized in South America.
Evening star., 1953-10-25

The plants are hardy without
protection in this area.
The fall planting time for
roses, deciduous trees and
shrubs will soon be here. Stock
for early planting may be or
dered from Northern nurseries
because they are able to dig
earlier than in local or Southern
areas who have to wait for cold
weather to make their plants
dormant.
In ordering shrubs and trees
1t is desirable to buy the smaller
sizes since they are easier to
ship, but more especially because
they suffer less shock in digging
and shipping. Often they out
strip larger-sized plants within
a couple Of years.
1t is seldom practical to try
to move roses while in active
growth. The root system of the
rose is so straggly that it is
difficult to keep the ball of earth
about them intact. If possible,
wait until the bushes are dor
mant before attempting to move
them.
AS winter approaches there Is
a temptation to cut off the tops
of perennials to make the peren-
nial border look neat. The tops
serve two purposes. They catch
and hold leaves which serve as
a winter mulch, and shade the
ground and help to avoid the
freezing and thawing which often
in injurious to shallow-rooted
plants
1t may be desirable to delay
planting of tulip bulbs until the
soil becomes much colder. In a
warm soil early planted tulip
bulbs are likely to send up tops
which will suffer injury during
the winter. The same applies to
Dutch iris which could be
planted in December in this
area. W. H. Y.
Evening star., 1953-10-25

AS the chrysanthemumS finish
blooming lift the clumps and
place them in a raised (well-
drained) bed or ridge. More
chrysanthemums die from wet
soils during the winter than
from almost any other cause.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-04-16
Observation-Disclosures
konsvI hier ernunnf

81. gSmar6 s. @erner teilte 1,,,s
NIT, oaB CT gum 0iterreidiideu So.
norar-aoniul bier ernannt sporben
lit. Or: @erner lit ieit 1916 in Glepe.
Lamb anI1iiig. @ebiirtig lit er aus
Wien uno er lit nun 80 Sabre alt.
ct iibte in Wien altd sic Mnspalts.
praris aus. Nah Sem 11mitura giag
CT nod england unb frat aud ip1ter
in BEN eneliiden Milit1rSienit nno
ipater IN ben amerifanii1en Mili-
t1roienit. 1910 fam ct mad ben Ser
einigten staaten. &ier betatigte er
iid dis Nntpalt bes 8innenlteuerbu.
renus.
Dds aoniulat, benz Or. Werner
boritebt, lit fir ben gon3en Gtoot
Clio ~auit6n6ig. gs befinoet iih 1926
Nntional gitp @dnf 8Ioe. uno Die
1eIepbonnum,ner lit MMin t-5Ost.
sprehittnben iinb non 10 Big 12
un6 2 biz A, NIT Musnabme BON
Snmstagen.
Or. Werner lit berbeiratet nit Ell
rler Glepelan6erin l,n6. bat cine aft-
iGbriee 9o9ter. Die Gornilie tpobrtt
1914 g. Mntishalc Mpe., Soittb
grNli6.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-04-16
vereinigte
Damenchoere

am II. April miro sic monatlifc
Ielegaten : Geriammlung Ser Ser
einisten Samend)0re itattfinben i'm
8eItieitc S%adienbeim. I'm 12 ltbr
80 miro ein leidtes Giien iarpiert
nno Die SeIegaten iinb gebeten,
piinftlid, 5u iein. Die lette Geriamms
lung Iano in ser id,onen 8anater
Sale itatt u,o 6en 8nitgebern tpltroe
ber5lid) geoanft fiir sic quite 8espirs
.tl,ng. ebren-B raiioentin Grau a1te
Sammar initallierte Jrat ellie Si-
garto ipieber OILS YrGiibentin uno be-
if)enfte ieb: Beamtin uno aud sic
8aitgeber in liebenspiir6iger @eiie
init einem StrauB BON GriibIiness
bli1men. Hun tperben bic gorberei.
tl,nse,, ~aetroffen fir Bet 9eutiden
Gag auf Ser 3entrale Sarm, benn
aud oieles Geit ioa elm id0ner grs
folg meroen. Naberes pir6 ip1ter be.
fannt gemaft.
Ilice 8ramp, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-04-16
Wunn list Elm kUss
jntensiv?

Man,tbeim. - Gin iuteniiper
&ub bduet BON 0ruf nno Oauer
ab." @tit bieisr SeltItelll,ng beurteils
te Dor oem Wannbeimer Sdofienges
ridt Ser Staats9nipalt Sic vOpna=
init" zines rinteniiuen &uiies", Sen
ein 26 Sabre alter Mann nod einem
Counterfeit bon Ser Grau ieines
Sreunoes. befommeln baben ,pollte. gr
bate Dies lit einenl Sdeiolngspro-
seb geeea ieinen Sreuno u,ter gio
bebauptet, Inn Dem 5rel,to ST. einem
aiinitieen Sheiounesurteil ST bers
belien. Ml1n mrrbte er tpege,t Meineis
oes ipieoer Dor @eridt erideinen,
oiesmal ais Inseflaeter. Gas l1rteil
lautet auf IA Monate @efdngnis. Gie
"seitlidyan ,1no rGilmliden @eseben.
beiten", 10 iteate oes @eridt felt, bit
ten ndmlid gar feineu rintneiiuen
9rb" eeitattet.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-04-16
In Peru ieben wieder
fusst 1000 Deutsehe

Stuttgart. - Na1 elmer 8ebol.
ferunssitatiitif b.s perraniiden Mu.
benamtes beiinoen iid infolge Ser
3utpan6erung nad bem ariege spie.
Der 1924 Deutihe in Veru; bas iino
fat 10 piele nie beim Mbbru1 Der
otplomatiiden 8e3iebuneen nit
Oeutl6lano i'm Sabre 1912. Gamals
luuroen bic 2,125 9eutihen fat
idmlid) in SnternierungsIaeer nod
ben II. g. u. 9abradt ODER a,isgespie-
len. Sur cine @r,lppe bon etapa GOO
big 1000 boltsoeutiden aolonijten,
bic an ben Que1fliifen bes Mma3o.
mas elm einiames Sie6Ier6oiein fiji.
rem, blieb 6amals unbebeIiet; fe 1T
aud IN 6ieier Statiitif niht entbal.
ten.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-04-16
Fronz0sische Kommunisien
fordern .Friedensverfrog
nit Cesumtdeutseh|und

Yaris. - Ser itellpertretenbe &C.
neraliefret1r Ser &cmmuniItii1e,,
Gartei Tranfreid)s, sSSadiies Gnelps,
Iebnte beim NatioualfougreB Der
irans6iiiden %Gommuniiten Die Weit,
pertrdge id)arf ab uno foroerte sen
Mbidlub zines 5rieoensbertrageS
nit einem y8ieoerpereiaigten nnS
bemofratiiden Geutidlpno." Die
@rensen bieies Geutidlanos miibten
SEN bel ser Gonieren5 BON Yotsoan
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-04-16

2anbsIeuten Mnflane. Ct ifiloerte
tpie er aIs iriiberer diplomat lit al
Ter @.It nit Sdrpaben suiamme,,
fam. llnb ct periiderte, bab ct iib
geraoe bier in Glebelano ,,no bel
aiefers, 100 er idmabiihe Spdsle
porseiett betam, ME gu Sauie fiibl>
te.
giuen ernlteren Con ihlug 81.
ShrGber ail, Der lid als Sertreter
tbes @ubrgebiets boriteate uno nell
der ffilSarte, mie has Hadfriegs.
Deutidlano nod Bent Snlammetts
brud) nit nidts anfangen muBte, rno
es lit bieien Sabren SIT beaftliden
|2%eiltunsen aui benz 8ebiet bes @ie'
berauibaus bradts, eir 8etueis oas
fir, oab bas beutide Golf einfa6
nift untersutriegen lit. Ct nertpies
Dor aaeu1 ai,i Die Grfolge 1T ser
StablproSuftion. unb En- Deriiherte,
bab man stein a,,f Stein iesen tpers
Sc, Inn aIles spieoer aitIsubaaen. Ct
idiIberte int eroBsu 3iiaen altt Die
erobartisen ginoriide, Die Tie in bent
tpeitc1 3ano Mmarifa geipanner, ms
beionbere alid) beim gmpiane brrd
SEN 8%rGiioenten Giienboper. er einJ
audi aui sic auisaben Der ei,ropai-
iden Mpntanunion ein un6 Der l,f)-
te SEN Sorern at erlduterr, baB MAJ
bon ibr sic gnttpidlune zines geeins
teren, pirtidaitlih itGrferen. oemo-
fratii1en @eiteuropa ertpartet.
Sr. bon Werfas itellte lid Dor oils
8artreter oes n0rbIihen @eltoeutib-
Lamb. Gr i6iloerte in brantatiiter
Weiie, pie er aus ieiier pommerls
ifen Seinat NIT ieiner 6ral, unter
3,uriidIaiien bon Sab unb 8l,t Dor
be1 einSrineenben @uiiau flieben
mubtc, mie beioe aber ben @orias
faBten, nift suriidsubliden mad Ben!
bIutrct seiGrbten beimatlid,en Stint
mel, ionbern porpurts at iballelt III
81. nel,e 3ufunit. Or Sriidte nit tiei
empfunoenen @orten ben Tanf al
sic amerifuner unb aerabe bis
Ieutifamerifaner aus fir all bic
iSilie in Der blnflen 3eit idperitsr
Scot, burh Sic piele, biele Menid)e,
Dor Der 8erspeiflung unb Dor Dem
8ungertoo gerettet tpuroen. st bsrs
iiberte, baB bas frOblihe 9eutif).
LAMB, tpie man es friiber eefannt bat,
te, aid)t unter Sen Sriimmern bes
&rieges bsgraben ipurbe. Wenn bic
@dite. bie CT alle ber5lid einluo, gum
geilrb nab Der Sein1at fommen,
apiiroen lie, 70 periiderte er, >aerao(
sic les fr0hlihe 9eutidlano tpiebe,
finben. Mnidliebeno fam nod bel
Iiibrer ser @ruppe, Elm Serr 2i1oe
ais Gertreter bes Staatsbepartemen.
tes gu @orte. aud Die gun, Stuoiun
bier tpeilenbe Jrar Or. Sabler a,,s
Berlin meloete iih gum Wort, I'm
oils Sertreterin Weit-8 eiaig;
@orte an iaaen. Weiters ,p,,roen bre
Observation-Disclosures uorgeitellt. Del
SGmabiihe Sdnserbunb iang ein'
Mn3abl ieiner idonen 2ieOer. grni
alarb trus our ltnterboltung bc
unb abidlieBenb trus ser Maeiitra:
ser Steuben @eieli6ait, &obert 81
gaertpalbe, BEN beutiden @Giten al,f
bie @tiBe oes G~lepelanber 0eutid)
amerifanert,,ms 1T Die &eimat nit
5unebmen. 9amit ianb Ser >piirbii
perlaufene Mbeno in Der &eimat iei
men MbihIu6.
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qefoBten Beidluiien entfprefe1 benin
tur auf bieie Weiie tonnten nOeuf'
Idle Mepondeeeliiite" permieoea tper'
sen. Die ,frieoIihe @irtihafta lotule
ser San6el zines ipGteren @elar,lt'
oeutidIanos biiritet, feinen @eifra't'
f,naen untermorfen tperoen. Sage.
acu miiIie es 1%e,itldlano nntcrlagt
tperoer, i~rgenoeiner militariiden Al'
lion, beisutreten, Sic seset cine an.
smetien MeItfrieg eetpelene Mtadlf
aerihtet" Jet. Die bepafItete sttrlf'
mud,t oes nieoerpereinigten Eeitfld)'
Ionp, 10 meinte 9uclos, miiiie alle1I1
ser @abrune ser ltnabbd'1g'otetf oes
Staotes oienen.
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FINANzBERIChT

eincn erfrculidlen 3umad)S bebel,ten
fcnnte, neIn lie es at ireunblihem
Gntsegcnfomm:n nid)t feblcu lieben.
Nun1 lit oas erite Ssabr unierer "a.
tiefeit abseihloiien uno mir oiirfen
barber nit Genugtunne bsridteu:
@ir baben mebrere Meu-Ginses
nanoerten NIT 8elo ar~seebolfer. Sic
baben es init ser 3eit Bis gum Iesten
Giennia suriifgesablt.
@ir baben biele @obnungen geiun.
ben; mand)en bon ib,,en al,d) Die no
tighten W0bel beribafft.
Surd) ,,ni.re Germittlung haben
Tl,seno. bon linen quite Mrbeitsitels
let erbalten uno iie itnb be,,te banf-
bar baiiir.
@ir baben mebrere grobe Der,
iammlunaen unb Seranitaltlngen
obaebalten, 81, bene1t aIe Nel,.Mnges
fommcren ,1no sic alt-eineeieiienen
9el,tif,.M merifaner e%ingelaoen tpl,r-
oer, bamit file iid matchmaker BE-
f%onntnlad)en uno %befreunoeu iollt.n.
Sci iolfen 8%eleaenbeiten baben mir
periudt, Ole nel,er 8riibsr 1lno
Shmeitern init Dem 2eben lno Sen
;3peden utierer Iereira befunnt 81,
MAIDEN nnb iie oils ,,el,e Mitglieoer
an5l,rperbel1.
Mne bel,tldnn Sreaniiatiouen in
Glepelano baben baOurd, 3ulpads er=
balter ,,no ibre Mitalieoihaft TN,
einen id0nen Gro5entiat crboht.
Manf,e bapcn I'M 10 YrpSel,t, anSa-
re ioaar bis 5OYro;ent. Gin 1iitrift
Ses 9eutihcn Neutrality-suspicious.
(@. 9. IT, ioa iiber 100 nelte. Mit=
elieNer ol,ieenommeu BADEN. Turii.
Der Oiirien mir ms ole BON Serjen
frel,en.
Mls @eibnad)ter fam, "a geOaf)ter
mir aid) Ser ul,geiGblten 9anOsleu-
te, Sic bel,te nod beimatlps u1o bpiis
rltngslos in Sen @,rtriebe,,en. 2agern
mt Selterreid) ms Seutid,Ianb
idnlof)ten. @ir belpiligten cine Sic
hesgabe BON 40 Collar i,no erliaben
oltrdl Sic Spalten uuier,r be,,t.
id,en s3eituneen eineu Nuiruf SIR
Witbilie in unierer @eibnahts-I Sit
tion. Nabeju 600 Collar farnen ELM.
Sc fornt,n mir $1,000 ais cine Sic
beseabe hes. Glepela,noer 9el,tit)tl,ns
NIT inherent @eibnaftserl,B bin.
iiberienber. Ser Sallptantoil bapor
ging in Torm BON ,tel,en Weoifamen.
ten on Die 2,lngenheilitGtte bel ct.
@eorsel in Seiterreid,. no 81. 3iun.
n,ermun,t piale Sunoerte p%olfsbellts
ifer Gertrie6enell unb SliiItlinse il,
Hileae bat. Sas StIistperf ser Sic
beubiiraer Sadien ianote sur ielben
3eit 1000 Collar an ieinc notleine,,.
Sen. 2anosleute Driiben.
@en,t mir nad oieiem Hiitblid
aud, einan Musblif halten biirien.
Oarlt nebmel mir at, bab reft balS
cine neite Gilnuanoerungspelle eins
ieten miro. apntmt bieie Belt, Damn
ioler mir geriiitet iein. I ierer be.
gunnene arbeit niht MIR f~ortSuie,
gem, lonOern aui 8rl1nb unierer St.
fabrltng cine nod piel before SIT lei
Iter. Sa5u brd1lhen mir peitere I'm,
ter Itilsltngen.
Der Sallptausid)uB Ser Ieutide,
Silfs1perfes:
Saitor Or. Sans SoiIel, &obert 81
8aerpaloe, Saccb arieeer. Or. W. u
SfneiNer, Inton 3iuif,. Alber
8riibad,, Yaltor @. q. Goelnl.
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Gor einem S,abr purbe Ser Scr
maj Imerican Neiettlement Sern!:e"
i.1s 9eben aeruIen. Sn lenelt Saserl
famen modleutlih mebrere nl'erer
poIfsbeutiden 9%anoslel,ta nah Gleoes
LAMB. Die meilteu batten telne Ser'
tpanoteu II. 5raunoe bier. Sic waren
fremb in einem Tremben 2ano, IN ,ns
a~epobnten Gerbdltniiien. @iele bot
fen fem SeIb nnb feline @obnuns;
manhe iuhten before Arbeits - teaen.
ane braudten lie gutter Rot, iprnpos
thiIhes 8eritdnonis uno irgenoeinell
AnidluB an bieiise oentId)e Sr9anl'
iationen.
0ieien gtofnenoigfelteu III LAMBS
manniiher NGhitenliebe 81, be9egnet,
tuar Der 3wsf uno bas 3iel un'erer
,,ginuanOerer-SiIfe". gs fanben iit
perantpcrtuagsuone Mdnner uns
Grauen, bic ben Nuiang mad)ten. IL
nnierer beutihen gereine iaben Die
@idtisfeit bieies. Sienltes ein rns
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8. Soiiel, Yralloent,
anton 3iQif), Shasnnellter.
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to Join her husband, who is sta
TONED there with the U. S. Army.
Robert Shaffel' spent several
days last week with Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur Callers, near Goimania.
Homer Shaffer and Rev. Erwin
Fike and Trevor Boice attended
the Mems Congress Of the Ev. u.
b. Church, Saturday and Sunday,
which was held at the EvCuhreth
Acres, near Buckhaunon, W. Va
Mr.. and Mrs. Burton Ashby, of
Waynesbulg, O., were Sunday din
ner guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ar
thur Friend and SON.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Adams
announce the birth of a son, born
last week in the Garrett County
Memorial hospital in Oakland.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Mersing,
Charles Mersing and Mr.. and Mrs.
Glen Blauch spent several days last
week visiting relatives in Ohio.
Gordon Gank, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ray Gank, received a COM
pound fracture Of the elbow while
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at school last Friday and was
taken to the Morgantown hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. John Sterling and
son, John, Jr., of Valley Head, w.
Va, spent the Weekend with rela-
tives Mr.. and Mrs. George Car
skadon returned home with them
for several weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Roger Woting, Of
Cresaptown. We're Sunday visitors
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall Sanders.
Nh and Mrs. Don Teagarden
and family of Mt Lake Park, Wis
tied Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert Sisler,
Sunday.
Mrs Foster Smith, Of Morgan
town, W. Va, visited Mr.. and Mrs.
stephen Sanders and family last
Sunday.
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CRELLIN

Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Wright. of
Calmichaels, Pa, spent the week
end with Mr., and Mrs. Sam Ken
dali.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Shank and
son, Of Pleasant Valley, were call
ers at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Floyd Carskadon last Monday eve
ming.
Mrs. James Pcndergast and son
and Mrs. Sam Garrett left last
Sunday morning for New York.
Mrs. Pendergast and son will leave
New York this week for Germany
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DEEP CREEK BAPTIST

9:45 a. m. Church school.
100 a. M, Morning Worship.
Sermon by Rev. Marshall w. Par
sons, of Baltimore.
7:45 p. M, Closing service Of
revival meetings. Message by
Evangelist Parsons. Family
night"
Monday, Sept. %, through Fri
day, all revival meetings will be
held in Ferndale Baptist church.
Wednesday,, p. M, tureen
meeting of w. NJ. S. in the Week
of Prayer service.
Thursday, II a. M, all day meet
ing of Western District w. NJ. I.
at Deep Greek.
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OUR FATHERS HOUSE
AltamOnt Md
REV. JOHN J. ATwELL. Pastor

REV. JOHN ]. ATwELL. Pastor
10 a. M, Church School every
Sunday.
HOO a. M, Holy Communion.
second Sunday each month.
HOO a. m, Morning Prayer all
other Sundays.
St. Paurs Chapel, Swanton
2 p. M, Church School every
Sunday.
p. M, Holy Communion third
Sunday of every month.
p. m, Evening Prayer all other
Sundays.
st. Johns Chapel
Deer Park. Md.
1915 p. m., Church School every
Sunday.
1880 p. M, Holy Communion,
first Sunday.
7:3O p. M, Evening Prayer, all
other Sundays.
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Ferndale Baptist Church
ACCIDENT LUTHERAN PARISH
WILLIAM f. CARLSON. Pastor

Service at $3.50 a. m, Sunday
School at 1890 a. m.
st. Paul's, Accident
Sunday School, 10 a. M; Service,
II a. m.
Grace, Friendsville
Sunday School, 10 a. M; Ser
vice. 1880 p. m.
Guest speaker, DR.. w. Roy
Hashinger, pastor of St. Paul's
Lutheran Church, Morgantown, w.
Va.
St. Pauls Luther League meets
Wednesday, September 30, at s p.
m. at the church.
Grace Ladies Aid meets sThurs-
day, October !, at 7:30~p. m.