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The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1953-10-22
Leitersburg News

Mrs. Nevin Overcast and two sons,
Gregory and Bradley, spent four
days in the home of the boys grand
parents in Mercersburg, Pa. They
returned home on Sunday, after
their father joined them to spend
the week end with his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs Harlan Rinehart
paid their daughter,s Donna Rine-
hart, a surprise visit on her birthday
on Sunday, October II, at Towson
Teachers College, where she is a
student.
Richard Eakle, Jr., recently spent
week in the Waynesboro Hospital
where he underwent an operation
for the removal of a growth on his
right leg.
Mr. and Mrs. Brewer Leatherman
recently announced the arrival Of
an infant daughter in their home.
Announcements were received by
folks here the past week, telling of
the arrival of a daughter, born to
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack HesSon, Westmin-
ster, Md. The daughter has been
named Carol Lynn, The mother is
the former Miss Betty Jane Kerr,
who resided here for a number of
years.
Miss Mary Poe spent the week
end with the Kerr family at 1901
Virginia Avenue, Hagerstown.
The Turkey supper, sponsored by
the Leitersburg Grange, that was
held here on Saturday evening, was
very well attended by people from
the adjoining localities.
Frederick Zeigler and Harry Sheiss
recently spent a week end in Vir-
'ginia, where they visited numerous
historical places, one of which was
Monticello, the birthplace of Thomas
Jefferson.
Seaman Lawrence Johns, Jr., has
been stationed in Newfoundland for
the past few months. He will soon be
transferred to warmer section as he
is serving on a weather ship" that
registers the various changes in the
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1953-10-22

Mrs. Lille Zimmerman has re
turned home after visiting DR.. and
Mrs. Carl Herman of Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Hoffman, Mr..
and Mrs Robert Hyssong, Mr.. and
Mrs. Chester Shaffer and son Billy,
MIR. and Mrs. William Stouffer, Mr..
and Mrs. Bruce Hoffman, Jr., Mr..
and Mrs. Marvin Hose, Miss Char
lotte Stouffer and Mrs. Sabina Bak-
er were Sunday guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Shatto of Millersburg,
Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald Long and son
have moved into the Foster Long
home
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1953-10-22

Pvt. Norman Thomas left for Camp
Hill, N. j., after spending a furlough
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Thomas. He will be shipped
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1953-10-22
on to Germany.
Areme Chapter of Sharpsburg on
Friday evening, November 20.

AIGIlle GHdptNF VI omar pSDutB On
Friday evening, November 20.
Mrs. Mamie Dutrow district dep
uty OF Forest Oak Temple OF Gath
ersburg, visited Potomac Temple of
Pythian Sisters on Wednesday eve
ming She was accompanied by Mrs.
Helen Crown and Mrs. Susie Mills.
Refreshments were served by Mrs.
John Wagner and Mrs. Harold Lowe.
Prizes were awarded to the three
visitors and TO Mrs. Bernie Smith,
Mrs. George Bell, Mrs. Charles
Flock and Mrs. George Snively. It
was decided 10 have a Halloween
social after the next regular meet
ing.
The seventy eighth annual con-
yention of the Woman's Christian
Temperance Union of Maryland will
be held on Wednesday and Thurs
day, October q and % in the Calvary
R1CbI1Ou1St A|ilulGil III n. MISS
Elizabeth Smart of Washington and
Bishop Hammaker will be among
the speakers. Mrs May Chopper,
Mrs. Florence TrageY and Mrs. Sa-
bina Baker will attend and will pre-
sent skit ON Thursday afternoon.
Others attending from Washington
nil include ID
Thomas, Mrs. Lena Mades, Mrs Lille
zimmerman, Mrs. VIM. Eyler, Mrs.
Walter Green, Mrs. Myron Bloom,
Miss Mildred Green, Mrs. Margaret
May, Miss Ruth Reichard, and Mrs.
Riley Bitner. The county unions
have Just sent four boxes of clothing
10 Korea.
The P-TA. will hold turkey sup
per in the Pythian Hall on Wednes-
! day evening, October 81, beginning
at five o'clock The committee is
comprised of Mrs. Lee sGarnand,
Mrs. Robert Mick, Mrs. Ralph Tay-
Tor, Jr., Mrs. Leo Wyand, Mrs. Ken
meth Brandenburg, Mrs. Harry
Stickler and Mrs. Charles Stump.
Mrs. MeIva Guyer of Hagerstown
spent the week end with Mr.. and
Mrs. Howard BURNER.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Merit and
and daughter have moved into the
home which they recently purchased
IN the Eakles Mill section.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Stickler en-
tertained the Mr. and Mrs. Sunday
School class of the Salem Evangelical
United Brethren Church on Monday
evening.
Mrs. Preston Rubright and son
Russell Preston, of Philadelphia, Wis
tied Mr. and Mrs. Russell Geeting.
Elmer l. Eshleman, ice-president
of the Western Maryland Insurance
Co. of Frederick and director of the
National Chamber of Commerce, was
the speaker at the Rally Day service
of Mt. Vernon Evangelical and Re
formed Church on Sunday morning.
Harvest Home was also featured.
Members of the Puritan c1IIb -t
tended in body. The Rev. Dr. Ed
win SponseIler is the pastor of the
church.
Pvt. Norman Thomas left for Camp
Hill, N. j., after spending a furlough
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Thomas. He will be shipped
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1953-10-22

RUBBER STAMPS
We make 'em in Jiffy!
StOuffer Printing Co., Phone 1900
Adv
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MAC LINDSEY
OPEN SATURDAY

ia. 2-6c90 ia. 1921.
Evening star., 1953-07-11

Best BuyS-Va.
B-ick-Fcu. bedrms., din. rm.. kit,
liv rm., fireplace. finished bsmt.,
gas h.-w.h., garage; bargain,
stone-Three bedrms.. liv. rm.. fire.
=. .eI path, dlA. rln.t 4ull
location; SiS.5R6,
Eight-rm. bath frame-Outdoor kit,
large lot; for quick sale, S1o.500.
fir 1919
OTHER HOMES AND FARMS
ARGE AND SMALL
CHARLES CAVINESS. REALTOR
Manassas, Virginia
Phone 444
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ARLINGTON-CLOSE IN

Two completely detached houses. Your
choice for home; collect $1.1O0 to
$1,000 annual rent from other. Not
new, but solid and sound; genuine
redecoration. not just coat Of
paint. throughout, during past
years Large house can be Used as
bedrms. on main. floor. Bsmt. has
2 large completely. zine paneled
rooms, full sized bathroom with
shower: furnace room Toll h.-w.h):
2 finished rooms in attic: garden
cottage has. bedrm:. liv. rm.. din.
rm., kit. bath, half bsmt. Both
houses have nice oorcaeS; fenced;
90-ft. frontage, 9,70O So. IT,: lovely
trees. including nuse cherry. pro-
dustiye grape aroor; an unerowded
Pentason during rush trafic. Direct
from owner, at drm. sensible S22,.
500. saves purchaser haggling and
commission. Can finance, including
AZ lst trust, for qualified buyer
with reasonable down payment.
Shown by appointment. Call ia.
7-2OG3 --12
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HOUSES FOR sALE-yA.
ALEXANDRIA
VICINITY
S18.95O

A real opportunity awaits som
lucky buyer Of this S-rm. masonr.
home, situated on APPROX. acre
Of cleared level ground fronting Of
main highway between Alex. an.
or private school andIor residence
There are good-sized bedrms. OF
the 2nd A.. lge. liy. rm.. din. rrn.
kitchen, and lge. sun parlor on Is
H.; full basement: garage and othe
outbuildings. See this attractive Of
Ter 0eiG5e GxcIusivHIY L Il 1SI WI WITH
The M. H. BARRY Org.
22Os Mt. Vernon Ave. Alex. va.
TIE. 6-2242. XII. BOOTS, TIE. $500
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ALEXANDRIA
BUCKNELL MANOR
E15 500

2-yr.-oid, modernistic. B.
bedrm., lla-bath home with
den. completely equipped kit.
loft. picture window. 1900
So. IT. lot. inclosed yd.; con-
venient schools, bus. shopping.
Assume 4So GI loan. OV.
3-3942.
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NEAR ST. JAMES
Bedrms., Garage, $17,95C

And, there are 8 large rooms
in all. Modern firepl. in liv.
rm.. delightful din. rm.. big
bright kit, bsmt. with out
side entrance. Tile bath. Only
3 yrs. old. Gorgeous treed lot.
Moving to Penna. Possession
August ]. Call ia. 10000 for
app't. to inspect.
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OPEN SATURDAY
AND SUM-, 2 TO 6 PM.
Two stories. detached. . bedrms., tile
bath. laig liv.. and dining rm.. plus
modern Kitchen landscaped. Anchor
fenced 50xI00: near everything
$1,000 down. Mr.. williams on
premises. Directions: Route so "a
to So. Cherry ST., No. 511 and our
Pastor & Young. ST. 3-15OO
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
GROVETON
S2.5OO DOWN

Brick rambler. Two large
bedrms. and tile bath Club and
hower), lovely living room,
dining rm. with snack bar, kit.
with pine paneled cabinet,
3reeZeway of living room to
Lear garage, storm doors
and screens. Venetian blinds
throughout; H-acre level lot,
arbor and d. many nan i 6esutifui
shrubs, vegetable garden in
rear. Exclusive with
EBNER r. DUNCAN co.
REALTORS AND INSURORs
9l6 Prince st. XII. O-3530
Alexandria, Virginia
Private Parking Lot for Clients
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BEVERLY HILLS

3403 GILDEN DR..
OPEN SATURDAY TO s. SUNDAY
10 70 DARK. White brick and frame
Cape Cod on tree shaded lot. 6Ox1 so;
center entr,. liv. Tm. with firepl.,
din. rnI.- with bay window. pin
paneled den, q bath. ,!ge. sc-esned
porch on 1st f.; 3 bedrms.: l bath
oil hot-air heat. Priced low. Direc-
tions Out Arlington Ridge I'd. to
ores'dnntial Garden Ants. righ-. on
Executive ave, right on Old Glebe
ID. to Old Dominion blvd. left on
Old Dominion. right on Chalfonte
and right on Gilden DIR. to our open
sign,
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Arlington Rambler

equip. kit; spacious liv. rm.; barbe-
cue. two patios. one block from Not
payment on Si6.75O total will buy.
sSwy 25G n John 1aht Out 3U ,Itie hse
Falls. left one blk. to corner loc.
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VILLAGE LIVING

VILLAGE LIVING
MCLEAN. VA.
New brick and frame rambler on
large lot, 100x150. on McLean's 8
incest street: convenient to schools,
shopping and bus; living room,
lSx11. with large picture window.
kitchen and dining area 12x11.
equipped with steel cabinets cleo
trio stove. refrigerator, automatic
washer. 3 bedrooms. tiled bath,
stairway to attic, oil &C. heat;
McCay & McCay, Realtors
IA. S-S675. IA. 2-4713.
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S13.95O-S1.8OO CASH

Assume $4,000, 4eo loan.
California cedar shingle bum
galow. Stairway to End floor
for expansion. Firepl. and
diversified picture window in
liv. rm. Attractive carport or
outdoor longe. Fenced yard
complete with 500-gal. wad-
ing pool. Home in perfect
condition. Priced to sell. Call
ia. 10000 for appt. to in
spect.
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HOUSES FOR sALE--vA.
VIENMA VA

4-bedroom home. Lovely shaded Y
acre lot. House needs rernodeling on
Lots for sale. al over u acre, prices
ranging from $1,000 to $1,000.
Sewer and water available on lots
at $1,000: Call Vienna 80. Sunday
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GARDEN IS
pRODITCTNC

Yes you can reap the benefits Of the
owners work In this yard; "A acre
of level ground, enough for play
area too. The house is Q good sized
brick Colonial with center-en
trance plan. Liv. rm. with fireplace
separate Gin. rrn.. equipped kitchen
side screened porch, 3 bedrms. ant
path, full bSmt. ONLY $1,000
DOWN. ASSUME A 4fo LOAN.
ARLINGTON REALTY
REALTOR
2212 Wilson Blvd. ia. 7-930t
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

$3.50 DOWN, SIPS per month buys
bedrms.. 3 baths; gar: full bsmt.:
Is minis. via express hwy. to Wash
Full price, $16.S50. Z. r. STEF-
FEY, JE, 4-3447 Ill
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ALEXANDRIA AREA
DOWN THE POTOMAC

1913 COLLINGWOOD RID.
OPEN SUNDAY. . TO DARK. Lovely
brick Colonial situated on level "a
acre lot in area o. choice homes.
center-hall plan with DEN AND Va
BATH ON 1st FL. huge liv. rm.
with bay window, fireplace with Will
liamsburg mantel. French doors.
lovely din rm. with bay window;
equipped kit. has breakfast space;
upsteirs nice bedrms.,. Plus nursery
or sewirg rm.. tiled bath; full bsm' );
lge. porch. carport. S27,500 with
18th st. bridge and down Mt. Vernon
memorial hwy. through Alexandria,
continuing to Washington lane, turn
right and 90 to CollinRwood I'd.
rieht on Collingwood and proceed to
open sign.
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ARLINGTON-FAIRFAX
DraStically Reduced Homes
That Must Be Sold Imned.
1.-S12,50O. Near Pentagon. Army
Navy Club; 5-rm. semidet. brick,
with nice basement.
asia, $50. Alexandria; spotless,
clean; asbestos shingle; 4-bedrm.
3.ws14,95O: near Lee hwy. and Glebe
I'd: 5-rm.. 2-story brick det.: nice
lot: excellent neighborhood.
4: - $19,950; Kensington. on Lee
hwy; 2-Story brick Colonial: 6 rms,
Ia baths. rec. rm.; beautiful lot;
every convenience.
5.-$20.5OO; Westmoreland rd.: q
yr.-old brick rambler: 8 good bed
e.m$:a4 : So. So, 900: One me- Of i,nest
groups of 3-bedrm.. 2-bath ramblers
in Xireinia; beautiful community
struction. FRANZ s. PHHs1LLIPs. ia.
$1,000; eyes,. ia. 7-OS42 or JE.
A.AC4T .-1O
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YEONAS REALTY
A. $1,000 Realtor ia. 7-I24;
VIENNA
Virginia Forest

V lISlHld L OIGSL
This house will surely sell this week
end as 1t has been reduced to in
sure such eetion. Owner Is leaving
and has reduced the price on this
beautiful brick rambler $4,000. to
$4,000. Lovely lot with beautiful
yard, oO-ft. Iv. rm., 5 bedrms., full
bsmt.. Must be seen to be appre-
ciated. Act fast on this one. Call
Arfax Realty, JE. 2-1450
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BETHEL, DI. 7-31OO

BANCROFT, CLOSE IN
beautiful new brick home. should see
this one all natural trim. chestnut
downstairs, Hv rm.. 14'x20'6" with
stone fireplace, master bedrm. on 1st
a.; 2 huge bedrms., 2nd H.; 2 full
baths. plenty closets and storage
space; full bsmt.: 1t must be seen to
be appreciated. ELMER WOODS.
Owner. and Builder. 62S 8. Wake
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
60 n50 REDTTCTTON

six-rm. stone Cape Cod: 2 baths;
h.-w.h.: : bedrms. and bath on Isl
a.: extra lRe. bedrm. and bath or
End A.; side screened porch: leve
cor. Iut: det. garage: excel location;
l blk. TO school. bus, shopping. Price
$500 down payment and assume
q ist trust OF $4,000. Owner vii
take a End trust. Location-Oui
Lee hwy. to N. Lexington ST., right
block to 2501, Open all day.
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COUNTRY CLUB HILLS

NOON IN 1 NAOD 114AAO
35O5 N. Abingdon st.-Streamlined
extra lge. rambler, situated on wide
lot, nearly acre Of land, lovely trees.
No steps from front door to street
Wide center hall col. doors. random
places; lee. bedrms., mahogany
paneled den, baths, rec. rm., lge.
porch, double garage. Built OF solid
Tennessee stone. Buckinsham plate
roof. Outer walls are 12 inches thick
Gables and all trim clear red wood.
Purchaser may choose own interior
colors. Sale by BUILDER. -12
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$12,500
$500 DOWN

Your chance to buy q good home for
low price: 3 bedrms. lge. liv: rm.,
huge kit, equipped with de luxe re-
frigerator, stove and auto. laundry.
Oil h.-a. heat. Tiled bath, lot 140x
$50. Owner will redecorate to suit.
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Real Estate Service, Inc.
4763 Lee Hwy. of Glebe. ia. 7-909(
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-02-28
Prison Terms Given Five in Narcotic Cases

Five persons were sentenced
yesterday in the U. S. District
Court for the District Of Column
bia for narcotic law violations
Two of them, Melvin j. Chase,
IS, Of the 1900 block of Riggs
place NV. and John c. Byrd
IS, of the 800 block of M place
S.W.. were given from 20 months
to . years each for illegal posses
sion OF narcotics. They were SEN
fenced by Judge Alexander
Holtzoff.
Judge James w. Morris SEN
fenced Mrs. Maggie Fields, SIS
OF the 700 block of Fourth street
NV. 70 serve from Is months
to 4 years for selling a narcotic
and facilitating sale and con-
cealment,
1-tO-5-Year Term.
+ Miss Mary Lee Palmer, q, of
the 1900 block of Columbia
street NV, was given from l
to 5 years by Judge Burnita
Shelton Matthews for illegal pos
session of narcotic and facili-
tating concealment.
Judge Walter M. Bastian gave
Miss Oda Belle Matthews, "a
OF the 1900 block of Church
street NV, from 8 months to 2
years for illegal possession OF
and facilitating concealment of a
narcotic. All five of the de-
PENDANTS are colored.
In another case, a man was
given a suspended sentence OF
from 3 months to a year by
Judge Matthew F. Mcclure fol
embezzling more than 5000 while
running a post Office station in
a drug store in the 1900 block
OF Fourth street NE. and TO,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-02-28
Restitution Ordered.

falsely certifying a station re-
port.
Restitution Ordered.
Judge MCGUIRE placed the de-
fendant. Larry M. Lawrence, 81,
of the 800 block of Adams street
NE, on probation for two years
and ordered restitution of the
money taken.
Judge Bastian gave Dewey B.
Rinehart. So, of the 900 block of
Sixteenth street NV, a 6-month
suspended sentence and placed
him on probation for 2 years
for taking property without right
while a clerk at the Army and
Navy Club. The indictment
charged $1,038 was involved.
Judge BaStian ordered complete
restitution.
Three persons were sentenced
by Judge Richmond B. Keech for
stealing beef and other products
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-02-28

valued at $1.460. from Swift &
Co.. in the HOO block of First
street NE. One of them, Leroy
M. Wilson. q. of the 600 block
Of Third street Sc, was given
from II to 81 months. James H.
Gross. jr., Is. of the 800 block
of A street Sc. was given from
l to 3 years, and John w. Walker,
26. of the 300 block of Sixth
street Sc, was given from 6
months to 2 years. All are COL
ored.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-02-28

falsely certifying a station re.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-02-28

Out Georgia Are. to
Wheaton, left VerS
Mill Rd to DoRlev Con-
StructioH Co. Twnbrook sign, LETT on AydeHHet
Ave. to LeMGy Rd, right TO model home OR
out Wisconsin Are. continue Route 80. turn
Edmonston Ave. about a hall mile before
entering Rockville. Continue or Edmonston Are
to VierS Mil R6.. right VieTs MiH Rd, to
Ardennes Are, RIGHT on Ardenncs to LeMap
Rd. right LeMdp to model home.
Smyrna times., 1953-05-21
Townsend

In the summer days of long ago
the average person used to long
for an evening of supreme plea
sure To gain this end, it used to
be a strawride or a trip to a near
by movie. If a strawride, it was
two or three days planning for
such trip, and what a big time
they all had as the event took
place. Quite often the whole FAM
lily would participate and often the
children would take along a pet cat
or a pet dog. Nearby towns were
the aim of the young people and
that often meant, Smyrna, Clay
ton, Middletown, or Odessa. One
summer evening a load of young
people on strawride, upset at
Sam Lambs hill but fortunately
nobody was hurt.
Other factories are planning to
come to the peninsula and no
doubt some of the large concerns
will try to locate plant on pen
insula soil. About month ago a
shoe factory by-passed us, it final
ly locating at Salisbury. Then a
clothing factory failed to see the
advantages of peninsula locations
Smyrna times., 1953-05-21

and it kept on down to Charleston,
S. C. Maybe some day one seek
ing a location will look into the
local advantages more thoroughly
before selecting a suitable site.
Science gives mankind a larger
and better life. It marches on
prolonging life, making it more
comfortable and lifting burdens
from the hands of men and women,
even when the worlds attention
seems focused on the production
of fantastic devices of death and
destruction. Modern inventions
are coming to the front in fast
order, but the most important ones
will come after the long roll of
scientific discoveries that promise
to conquer disease that scourge
mankind, that take the drudgery
out of existence and that provide
share of the finer things of life
for all people. 1t all tends to
make the world a far more enjoy
able place to live in.
George Jennings of Dorchester,
Mass, was a visitor here on Satur-
day.
There's always a bright side. If
you catch no fish, you don't have
to clean them.
Smyrna times., 1953-05-21

Walter Lee, John w. Guessford,
]. c. Hutchison, John Dickinson,
Mrs. Randolph Reynolds. Mrs. Fem
nimore Douglas and Miss E. j.
Maloney, who were the committee
appointed to look after the inn
provements to be made on the
church, report that the renovation
is prpactically completed and
things are in readiness for the an
niversary services on Sunday, May
oath. Every one is extended a
cordial invitation to attend. Rev.
Sidney Bradley will be the speaker
in the morning. John G. Leach
will be the guest speaker IN the
afternoon. The Middletown High
School Chorus, directed by Mr.. c.
Merrill Wagner, will present the
evening program. After the SER
vice the chorus will be entertained
by the MYF at the home of Mr..
Randolph Reynolds.
Going to Chincoteague, Va, to
see the ponies penned up will prob
ably be witnessed by everal of our
residents on Pony Day-the last
Thursday in July. A few years
ago a fellow named Harkins was
buying a pony up the state when
it became unmanagable and the
owner in disgust, sold it to a fell
low who assisted him to handle
the pony while passing through
FELTON,. Since then the ponies have
been tanned say the sellers.
You can't tell what person is
thinking about by looking at him,
esserts a psychologist. And you
rarely can tell what he's thinking
about by listening to him.
Mrs. Luta Baughman and daugh-
ter, Mrs. John Singletary and chill
dren, and Miss Kay Boehmler of
malvern, Pa, motored here on
Sunday where they visited rela-
tives and friends.
In the old days Saturday, also
Saturday night, meant a big time.
The members of about all the
households got busy to make
complete holiday of Saturday and
gala time to cover Saturday
night too. They sure had a per-
feet frolic. Beginning on Thurs
day thousands of families made
preparations for the "big Satur-
day" and right on time the visitors
would arrive, coming by the family
carriage load. The homes wee fill
ed with the gay visitors and the
yards also had all kinds of games,
for grownups and children. Then
every night and day was Satur-
day. Who remembers these gay
days?
Commencement Day at the
Townsend consolidated school will
be held on June 11th. A complete
program of graduation exercises
will be carried out. The event will
be held in the school auditorium.
There are thirty-eight members of
the class and no doubt they will be
greeted by a large assemblage of
relatives and friends as the pro-
ceedings begin. The class men,
bers are Richard Atkinson, Harry
Barsch. Jack Blake, Donald Case,
Clarence Drummond, G eorg e
Hughes, Paul McNatt, Frank Pow
ell, Merle Pulley, William Spencer,
George Tippett, Roger Tippett,
Donald Wiley, Jerry CHM, Charles
Hudson, George Hudson, Charles
Smyrna times., 1953-05-21

ran, Margaret Daniels, Idella Ever
EFT, Molly Green, Elaine Heinold,
Mary E. Hughes, Louise Ivory,
Smyrna times., 1953-05-21

Apgar, Betty Jane Bratton, Lois
Mannering, Betty Burris, Patty
Carey, Velma Charles, Ann Cock
Smyrna times., 1953-05-21

Shirley Jester, Kay Johnson, Ruth
Leathem, Doris McGinness, Nellie
Pearson, Joyce Schwatka, Jane
Smyrna times., 1953-05-21
News From Bird-Speakman, Inc.

the Tenopen Hotel Rhoboth will its doors
brilliant Miss Kahryne Ross
you like well will be and wonder
who with will be there too Miss
May Donovan will make your alterations usual
Miss suggestion will only with store full OF
clothes bought especially for the Sun Shop but
from May following in
Reob lovely spring clothes which dracay reduced
clearance in Wilmington Shop
this opportunity have fun shopping Sun Shop
with dancing before your eyes, will spend your money
wisely will be for whatever pleasant
have mind in town, country shore
and welcome back Rehoboth Don't forget it's
May 27 day the Henopen Hotel opens
Evening star., 1953-07-23
Murder Charge Dismissed
Against Boy, 9, in Stabbinu
BY the Asseeiotsd Press

ANCHORAGE, Alaska, July %.
"A f1rst-degree murder charge
was dismissed yesterday against
9-year-old Jimmy Ellis for the
cowboy and Indians" stabbing
OF his little girl playmate last
week. After dismissal of the
murder charge he was charged
with being a juvenile delinquent.
The boy was accused of fatally
stabbing Bobbie Jean Denney. S,
with his pocket knife. She was
the daughter of Army Sergt. and
Mrs. Robert c. Denney Of sub
urban Mountain View. The Dem
neys. whose home was Leaven-
worth, Kans.. also have a 3
year-old son.
Attorneys said it was the first
case Of its kind in Alaska. They
said the law presumes a child
under IA is incapable of the
crime of murder unless it can
be shown he has the mental
capacity for such an act.
The delinquency charges will
be heard in U. S. Commissioners
court and recommendations
there will depend upon psychi-
atric and other examinations of
the boy.