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POOKS HILL

BETHESDA, MD.
WISCONSIN AVE.
JUST BEYOND NAVAL HOSPITAL
Large living room, dining
area, / bedroom, kitchen
and bath --------$117.5O
Large living room, dining
area, 2 bedrooms, kitchen
and bath --------- $159. so
Also Q Few Furnished Apartments
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USED-CAR
LOT FOR SALE

NE. location. owner has
other interests and must sell. AL
fixtures and equipment Will co to
purchaser. This lot has proven to be
records are open for inspection. Our
volume has exceeded an average Of
so cars per mo. This Ii an oppor.
tunity Of lifetime for Q good auto
mobile man to 90 into the used car
business. Terms can be arranged.
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HOUSES SALE-lN.W. tcoaa.l j
oEEN ggNz . % pARK

OFEN SUN. 1 10 DARK
621H KANSAS AVENUE
S12.060-A9SUA1E AZ LOAN
Rare value. Planned for pleasure and
comfort By visionary builder. Mod
dining room. LARGE BEDROONS
spacious fenced yard, gaS heat. full
basement. storm windows. Near buS
and shopping: Terms or your old
house. in trade. WIN sen quickly;
see this hrst. (Through the new
NV. I block to our sign.
MARSHALL J. WAPIE CO.
Realtor. 1874 18th NV, AID. 4-200c
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UNIVERSITY HILLS

Beautiful new development "a mile
west of Univ. of Md. Large rooms,
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A. U. PARK

n. U. PARK
designed, red brick Colo.
nial in this highly desirable loca-
siS9; snd 5.nei:5 lss 5SeS,m: ass 2 baths, @ study
37,60O. CAN Ma. S-6Oo3. or ewes,
OIL. 1881: OLIVER r. CARR.
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Live at the Top of the City
Alban Towers Apt. Hotel

Available now, Q and 8 bedroom
apartments with or without dining
room with closed or open porches
Also onc-bedroom apartments.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

COLORED FAMILY wishes unfurn. 6.
Im. house: upper NV. pref. DE
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SAULs ADDITION. DETACHED-Va-
stone fireplace in large living room,
large dining room and full-sized
kitchen, all bedrooms twin-bed size
new oil furnace, h.-wh.. 2-car det
garage. Also side. hall entrance g..
h.-w. heat. garage. Close transp.,
shopping and schools. Owner leav-
ing for Florida will take back large
trust. Shown anytime. Mr.. Maury
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The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-04-10
Miss O'Brien Weds
Kenneth l.. Burton
In Richmond Home

Miss Christine Claudcll OBrien.
daughter of Mi and Ms b n
CBlien. of hndersonvilc became
the bride Of Kenneth Lee Burton,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. w H Bur
ton of Goochland. Mai Oh %
The Rev w L. Ford performed
the ceremony at IL a m at the
Baptist parsonage in Richmond.
The bride was attIred IN a
navy blue suit with matching
accessories and wore a col sage of
white carnations. The only at
PENDANTS were Ms. JamerSon,
Mrs. lie Sueur and Miss Alice Lee
Sueur. all Of Richmond.
Mr.. Burton served Two years in
the navy.
Miss O'Brlen attended school IN
Buckingham where she gradu-
ated with the class OF 1850
The couple viii make their
home in Richmond. where both
are employed.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-04-10
Mrs. Lenen's Art
Work Chosen For
State Exhibit

Janice S. Lemcn, art instructor
at Longwood College, will be re-
presented among the l22 works by
90 Virginia artists recently select
ed for the 1853 Virginia Artists
Exhibition TO be held at the Vir-
ginia Museum of Fine Arts from
May through June ,, it was an
nounced today.
A frequent exhibitor IN displays
Of works by artists from through
out the state, her entry is water
color entitled Variations on a
Small Brown Bird"
Selections were made for the
Forthcoming showing by a three
man jury composed OF Gordon B.
Washburn, director, Fine Arts De-
partment, Carne gle Institute.
Pittsburgh. chairman: Jacques
Lipchltz, internationally known
sculptor. and Edward Hopper.
outstanding American painter.
The coming exhibition is the
fourteenth showing Of Virginia
artists at the state museum. En-
tries were chosen from a total
OF 1852 works by 3l7 artists.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-04-10
Pamplin OES Installs
Mrs. Ruby Anderson
AS Worthy Matron

Pamplin Chapter IS. OES. had
It's annual installation of officers,
March "a
officers installed were worthy
matrOn Mrs Ruby H. Anderson
worthy patron. J. G.. Hudson: as
soclate matron, Mrs. NJ b e
WEIGH associate patron. r. f.
Booker: secretary, Mrs. Roxana
Massey treasurer, Mrs Ruby
Clark, conductress, Mrs. Olivia
VIII S o n. associate conductreSs.
MIS-. Virginia bearing; chaplain.
Mrs. Carrie Southall; marshall.
Mrs Theresa Cunningham Ada
Mrs Virginia Payne; Ruth, Mrs.
Ruth Patteson Esther. Mrs Eura
Vaughan Martha Mrs Irene
Booth Electa. Mrs Mamie Hud-
S n Warder. Mrs, Christine Swan:
sentinel. Burnley Booth. and Or
sanist, Mrs Katherine Cunning
ham
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-04-10
Alice Jean Moss
Nh Goodwin
Wed At PoWhatan

The marriage Of Miss Alice
Jean Moss. daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. John S Moss, of Powhatan,
TO Nathaniel Boswell Goodwin
son Of MI. and MIS-. Richard c.
Goodwin Of PoWliatan, took
place Tuesday, March "a. at 1870
p. m in the PoWhatan Methodist
Church The Rev C. A Turner,
III. officiated at the ceremony.
The bride, given IN marriage
by her father wore navy blue
suit with navy and white ac-
cessorles. She carried a prayer
book topped with a white orchid.
Miss Mary Jane Goodwin. sis
ter Of the bridegroom. was maid
of honor. She wore light blue
suit with light blue accessories
Royce S. Goodwin. served as
his brothers best man. Ushers
were Raymond NJ Moss. brother
of the bride and William Wor-
sham. brother Of the bridegroom
After reception at the War
Memorial Building the couple left
for a Southern trip. They Will
make their home IN PoWhatan.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-04-10

Mrs A. B. Armstrong lett Tues
day for Norfolk, Va, where she
will visit her daughter, Mrs. Rob-
ert Robertson, and attend the
marriage Of her GRANDDAUGHTER
Miss Christine Armstrong Rob
ertson to Archibald Wyatt, Of
High Point. N c., which will be
Solemnized on Saturday Mr. and
Mrs. Joel Watkins, Jr. and Miss
irving Armstrong Will leave to-
day to attend the ceremonies.
Mrs. Lena DOrman and her
mother. MIS- Flanders. Of the Hill.
have returned after spending a
week on Lake Champlain.
Holiday guests OF DR. and Mrs.
Thomas f Gilmer were their son
and dauehter-ln-laW. Mr.. and MIS-.
T. Z. Gilmer Jr,, of Chapel Hill N.
c.. and Mrs Gilmer S mother, MIS-.
l. Pierce Sullivan. of Atlanta, Ga.
and Mr. and Mrs. M B. Coyner Jr.,
and SON. Of Charlottesville Mis-.
Coyner has extended her visit
through this week.
Mrs. c. w. Dickhoff had as
guests during the Easter holidays
her daughter, Miss Helen Dickhoff
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-04-10
Auxiliary Tells
Plans For Annual
Firemen'S Benefit

Final plans for the annual sale
Of DogWood Buttons. TO benefit
dlSab led fWemen. were made by
the Farmvillc Fire Department
Auxiliary Wednesday. Mrs Louise
Mann president, said today.
Opening the weeks observance
iiremen and their wives will at
tend Methodist Church services
Sunday April - IN a body at Jar
man Hall for the morning service.
ChmaXlnG the week. Mrs. Mann
SAID. Will be the annual sale of
buttons for benefit Of the disabled
frcmcn fund Auxiliary and De-
partment members viii conduct
the sale from boothcS III downtown
locations Saturday. April 10.
Mrs Mann announced that four
Farmylllc frcmcn have received
checks from the fund IN the past
L. months
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-04-10
Woman S Club Told
Of Youths Aims
Panel Featured

A youth panel was the program
feature of the April meeting of
the Farmvllle Wonan's Club. The
participants were Tommy Layne.
representing the elementary
school, Ellen Hamlet1, the high
school. and Mary Hurt Peery,
Longwood College. Each of the
three are leaders in their respec-
tive school organizations.
The program, arranged by Miss
Lillian Mlnkel. first vice presl
dent, and program chairman Of
the club. featured the three
things each of the southful par
ticlpantS desire from life All of
them emphasized usefulness and
service to the community. and
good moral character. Among
other things desired were good
education, pleasing personality
marriage, and success.
The meeting. preSloed over by
Mrs, Joel Watkins. Jr., also fea-
tured the annual reports of COM
mittee, department and special
services chairmen.
Miss Minkel announced that
the final meeting OF the year
May 6, would be d Coca Cola
party at the home OF Mrs. w E
Smith
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-04-10
Miss Hite, Piedmont
Supervisor, Webs
G. +. Mccall, il.

On April 3, Miss Margaret Hite.
daughter of Shirley EStel Hlte and
the late Mrs. Lena T Hlte. OF
Radford, Va. became the bride of
Gerald Everett Mccall. Jr.. SON Of
G. f. Mccall, of Creston. Iowa
and Mrs. Nina Davis. OF Aurora,
Colo. at 4 p. m. in Pryor Mem
orial Presbyterian Church. Grove.
The Rev Robert c. Vaughan. Jr.,
officiated
The church was decorated With
white spring flowers, palms and
cathedral candles. A program Of
wedding music was presented by
Mrs. l.. G. Chappell organlst. with
Herman Radcliffe. Of Radiord a
cousin OF the bride as soloIst
The bride, given in marriage by
her uncle, Bentley Hite wore a
ilOor-length goWn Of White tat
feta, fashioned with fitted
DooIce, long pointed sleeves, Sheer
yoke edged IN medallionS of seed
pearls stitched III gold metallic
Her TERED flnscrtlp veil Of French
illusion fell from a shell edged
headpieCe Of petals and Sprlnkled
With seed pearls. She carried a
Prayer Book with a white orchid.
Miss Claudine Webb, Of Burke
VILE was maid NJ honor Sbp wore
a orlength gown Of mint green
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-04-10
Sarah +. DrisllilI
W G. Glascock
Married April |

The wedding of Miss Sarah e,
Driskill daughter OF Joseph 3
Drisklll and the late Mrs, DriSkill,
Of brakes Branch. TO Walter G.
G!ascock. son of w c. Glascock
and the late Mrs. Glascock Of
Green Bay. took place April 4 at
four O'Clock III the nome Of tbs
brides father al brakes Branch
The Rev Fred Fore otflciatcd,
and Mrs William > Mckinney
rendered appropriate Wedding
music.
The bride. given III marriage by
her father wore a travelling SUN
Of blue with blue accessories, and
carried white praNol book With
. white orchid.
Mrs. T. t. Locke was her sister $
matron Of honor and W. c. Glas-
cock served as his sons best man.
A reception followed the ccre-
mony.
After western wedding trip
the couple viii make their home
tt Cram -
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-04-10

Mrs. Georgc e Anderson Is
spending the week with relatives in
Richmond
Nh and Mrs. w H Burtord
We're Easter guests Of Their par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs + S BurforG
and MI and Mrs I j Bomar, Of
Lynchburg.
Nh. and Mrs Dean Collins We're
Saturday guests of the Rev. and
Mrs. B j. Davis, Jr. Of Flont
ROYAL. They returned home. sun
day by way of the Skyline Drive,
Mr. and Mrs. James T. Johnson
toured points OF interest III the
Valley Of Virginia during the
Easter week end. They stopped
for visits with John Lyle, formerly
Of Hampden-S ydney and w.
TyWman Williams il. and James
T Williams. at Lexington
Ii. James A. Harper. Jr spent.
the Easter holidays with MS par.
ents, Mr. and Mrs. j A Harper
returning Monday to Camp Lee.
Jlene. N c.
Mr. and MIS-. Sammy Motley
spent Easter Monday in Richmond
with Mn and Mrs Robert Clarke
Mr. and Mrs w A. StInscn Of
FarmVllle. with Mr. and Mrs
George Shumaker and family. OF
Red House, visited relatives and
frIen ds in Washington and
Hyattsyille. Md during the week
end and holiday Miss Dorothy
Shumaker spent the week end al
her home at Red House
Mrs. Billy Mckay and children
visited here With Mrs W n Ne
Kay. Sunday
Mrs Asa d. Watkins and
DAUGHTERS Misses Nancy and
Patsy Watkins. spent Easter with
Mr.. and MIS-. J. Maurice Miller in
Richmond jimmie watkins, who
had BEEN y,sttjna IN The watkins
home here for several DAVIS re-
turned 10 Richmond with them
Mrs. Ethel W. cox. Of Richmond
was a holiday guest with her bro
thor r NJ Whitlock and Mrs
WhjtIock
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-04-10
Miss Phillips Weds
John Lea Venable
In Lynchburg. Church

The marriage OF Miss Anne
Thornton Phillips. Of Lynchburg.
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. j. c.
Phillips. of Evington, and John
Lea Venable son of Mrs. V. d.
Venable and the late Mr.. Venable,
OF Farmvllle, was solemnized Sat-
urday, April 4. at 4 p. m. in the
First Presbyterian Church, Lynch
burg.
The bride was given in marriage
by her brother, Joseph c. Phillips.
Her sister Miss Jeanne Phillips.
was her only attendant.
John P. Lea. of Richmond,
uncle Of the groom, served as best
man. j. j. Marshall, Of New York.
and Louis Hubbard, Of Harrison
burg. were uShers.
A reception at The Columns
followed the ceremony
Upon their return from a we'd
ding trip TO Miami, Fla. and Mas
sau. Mr.. and MIS-. Venablc will
make their home on Murrell Road
in Lynchburg.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-04-10
Mrs. Ann S, Newman
Fetes Newly WEEDS

No. A., { Neu.r,o,, o,to,.to ~
50 a. (" 0''''''i pa = ~ MY
honoling Nh ana MIS-. John Lea
Venable at her home here follow
ing the \ Wedding ceremony satJlr-
dav in Lynchburg
~, vo,,t,1o o,d 80 r,,o,o
~ ~ coz CIV $3.50 1A.''-l
W .''',I@ 49,, '''''- ~ - L,
l w. az '''' 80 0'''' 70 =
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The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-04-10
Mrs. Robert Smith
Elected President
Of Junior Women

Mrs Robert A. Smith was elect
ed president of the Farmville Jun
ior Woman's Club at a meeting
held Wednesday night in the
Hotel Weyanoke
Other officers who viii serve
during the year with Mrs. Smith
will be Mrs. O. w. Harper, first
vice president Mrs. S. H Fergu-
son, Jr.. second president.
Miss Lucille Peak, recording secre-
tary; Mrs B. B Hamburg, cores
ponding secretary Mrs. M. q
Smith, Jr, treasurer. Mrs r c..
Coleman. Jr, parllamentarian;
Mrs. j. NJ Fleetwood and Mrs.
S. w. Putney, Jr., delegates at
large and Mrs. Shelton Whitaker,
adviser
Members voted to present four
framed pictures. two bird prints
and two floral prints, to South
side Community Hospital for the
waiting room, They also agreed to
sponsor a delegate to Girls State
and to help send a Boy Scout Of
Troop ll8 to the national jam
boree in California, this summer.
Mrs Smith and Mrs. Harper
were named delegates TO the State
Convention of the Virginia Fede-
ration of Junior Woman's Clubs,
TO be held April 2l-23 at the Hotel
Roanoke in Roanoke
Annual reports OF officers and
committees were given at the
meeting. also
After the business meeting
hobby auction was held by mem
bers.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-04-10

Bill and Mary Red were sup
per guests in the FLOYD Shumake'
home, Tuesday night.
Mrs. J. G Reveley moved from
South Main street to her new
apartment at 20l St George
street, TUESDAY
MI and Mrs. Chal les fowler, OF
Washington d O., spent the
week end with Mr. 1owler's siste.,
Miss Josephine fowler, and
brothers, walter and Eugene
Towlcr.
MI and Mrs. j. J. Throck-
morton and granddaughters,
Helen and Donna. OF Chatham,
were guests With MIS- Eta
Schroeder here Saturday.
MISS Virginia Cowan. Of Rich
mond, and Mrs. Fred Albright. OF
Cumberland, spent the Easter
.oaeo,, ,,,,tb ,o1at,,or horo
Mrs. O. W. HanfleIa and chill
dren of Aston. were Easter holi-
day guests of Mrs. Hairfields
parents Nj, and Mrs ! w
Ward
Nv. apd NT,,c II T C-,iff,,, o,I
sons, sons. 7alolo carter ana James
iIolii''s' = Noi non haSe peeli
iece''' sueS'S O MIS- 1ilIlih 5
iio'iIel' MIS- >. cariei
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-04-10
Club Calendar

Business Professional Woman S
Club Thursday. April 8. Hotel
Weyanokc. 6:45 p. IN. Annual
birthday dinner, installation of
officers.
Johns Memorial EplScop a i
Church Circles Monday. April
l3. as follows: No ! at Parish
House, $3.50 y, m, No. ; at Parish
House. p. m. and No. 3 With
Mrs. l. z Johnston Jr. Glenn
street, 8 p m
Garden Division. WomanS Club
Thursday. April ., DIT 8 p. m.
with Mrs, j. II Whitfield. Mrs. NJ.
B. Coyncr speaker OF. shrubs and
trees.
Farmville Alumnac Chapter.
Longwood College April l6, Lit
tic Auditorium, $50 D. m. Speak
CT Or Francis Simkins. historical
background OF FarmvIilc.
Presbyterian Church Circles,
Monday, April l3. as follows:
Circle No l. with Mrs. F.. r.
Crawford at 10 m; Circle No.
,. at the Church al 10 a. m:
Circle No. B. with Mrs. w. w.
McClintic at $3.50 y m Circle
No 4. With Mrs T. II. Hamburg
Sr. At $3.50 =. m: Circle No $
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-04-10

Corporal Walter Lee Moring,
who is stationed at Frankfurt,
Germany, is spending a 30-day
leave here with his wife. Mrs.
Jane Havens Moring, in the home
OF Mrs. Mornings parents. Mr. and
Mrs. H. A. Ravens. at Green Bay.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-04-10

Mrs. Marjorie Clegholn spent
the Easter holidays in Washington.
D c., as the guest of Mrs. Julia
Foote.
Miss Dorothy Chamberlain. Of
Sommelyille, N. j., was the guest
of Miss Emily Barksdale during
the Easter holidays
Mr. and Mrs ] B Wall were
guests of Lieut. d. g. and Mrs.
William B. Wall, IN Norfolk for
the week end Miss Virginia Wall
spent the holidays in Roanoke
with Mrs t Gilbert Wood.
Lieut.. Henry L. Newbnl. III
Mrs. Newbill and their children.
Tommy and Linda, have returned
to WASHINGTON d C. after spend
ing ten days with Lieut. NeWbill S
parents. Mr. and Mrs Henry Lo-
gan NeWbiil. Jr Lieut. NeWblll has
recovered from an illness con
tracied while in Naval air service
in North Africa and has returned
to Washington, d. C, for reaS-
slgnment
Mi and Mrs. T. c. Coleman,
Miss Verna Coleman and MIS-.
George T. Anderson attended the
funeral Of MI Coleman's sister
in-law. Mrs. L. c. Coleman. in
Blackstone. Wednesday,
Miss Sudie Owen, of Raleigh. r
c.. vas a week end and Monday
guest of her sister, MIS-. H. T
Baldwin.
Mrs Ernest Thompson, of
Charleston. w Va, is q guest
with Dr. and Mrs, Graves Thomp-
son on the Hill.
Mrs Katherine s. Williams re-
turned to her apartment on
Second Street, Wednesday night,
after visiting MI. and Mrs r f
Hindorllte. of Pulaski. and other
friends and relatives IN Petersburg
for week
Dr. Graves H Thompson has
returned from Cincinnati. Ohio.
where he attended ,ne meeting Of
the Classical Association Of the
Middle West and South April 10.
Dr.. Thompson appeared on the
Friday afternoon session OF the
program,
Mrs. Graves II Thompson and
daughters, Patricia ard Cynthia,
spent the Easter vacation in
Richmond as guests of Dr. and
Mrs. Ernest Tuce Thompson. Mrs
Ernest Thompson, OF Charleston.
w Va, accompanied item home
for a brief visit
Miss Charlotte Han DAVIS and
FldlIdge Moore. Of Richmond.
we're guests Of Mrs. Charles Hall
Davis at Hampden- Sy dncy during
the Easter holidays
ADJ Charles Bartlett and Mrs.
Bartlett are spending a 30-daN
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vnn Dusic. r, and James Nick"
Dusic. 6. children Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Eneric Dusic, had thel. toneils re.
moved at the Garrett County Me
mortal hospital on Tueslpy. They
were taken 10 their home yestct-
'-''
Members of the Intermediate
Girl scout troop of Oakland and
their fathers held father-daugh-
ter picnic ut Harrington Manor on
Sunday afternoon. The activities
were arranged by Miss Cara Weber,
girl scout leader.
og'. ana Nils' 'aI ,. D'" ,''a y
ana cilIiute'I' % I'II lIl'''''' NJ,
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H. Edgar Helbig, Richmond, Va,
was here for a few day. last week
with relatives.
Robert J. Hesen and William
Kildow, Of Baltimore, spent the
weekend at their homes here.
Daniel E. Offutt III, student at
the University of Maryland, is
home for the summer holiday
period.
+. Porter Smith, Charles Smith
and daughter Virginia, Of Barton,
spent last Thursday in Oakland ON
business
Paul McIntire, University Of
Maryland student, will spend the
summer months in Oakland with
relatives.
Mrs. D. T. Offutt, who had Wis
tied her mother, Mrs. c. f. stem
holm, in Milford, Conn, returned
to Oakland on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Delbcrt Swartaen-
tluber, Massillon, Ohio, were week
end guests of his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. II. d. Swartzenlruacr, south
of town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Haulenbeek,
Williamsburg, Pa. were visiting the
latter's mother, Mrs. Benz. II. Sim
cell, Second street, over the week
end.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Bowman,
Mr.. and Mrs. S. f. Bowman, of
Cresaptown, were in Oakland ON
business last Thursday and visited
Mr.. and Mrs. David Bowman, Crel-
lin.
A daughter, Kathleen Ruth, was
born to Mr.. and Mrs. James Solt,
in New York City, on Wednesday,
June 10. Mrs. Solt was the former
Miss Ruth Field. Mrs. Gladys Field
expects to leave Oakland next week
for New York to spend some time
with her daughter and family.
Louise Spoerlein, student at
Western Maryland college, West
minister, arrived Tuesday night to
spend several days at her home
near Mt. Lake Park. On Sunday
she will go to Ocean City where
she will be employed during the
summer months in one Of the hotels
there.
Mr. and Mrs. Felix Robinson
and daughters, Muriel and Monica,
were at Towson on Sunday to at
tend commencement exercises Of
the Catholic High school there.
Heather Robinson is a member OF
the graduating class. From there
the family motored to Hampton
Roads, Va, for a brief visit with
Sgt. and Mrs. Ariel Robinson and
infant son, Mark Xavier
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert White and
son, Tommie, of Salisbury, Md, are
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. William f..
Sharps at their home in Mt. Lake
Park. They were accompanied to
the Park by Mrs. Sharp's mother,
Mrs. Carl Paynter, who had spent
several weeks in Berlin visiting
friends. Last night Mr.. and Mrs.
Sharps entertained with several
tables of bridge and Canasta in
honor of Mr.. and Mrs. White.
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Local NeqVS

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Mrs Anna Moiaeubath is pa
tient IN Garrett County Memorial
hospital
St. Marks Lutheran Brotherhood
will meet thi. evening at S o'clock,
at the church.
Mrs. Arthur Lawton is improy-
ing following a heart attack at her
home Tuesday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Weber an
nouuccd the birth Of daughter,
Rosemary, at the Garrett County
Memorial hospital, on Monday,
June 1.
Mrs NJ. Y. Kildow, Sr., of Water
street. is a patient in Garrett
County Memorial hospital, having
undergone a major operation on
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs Paul Santelmann
and daughter, Columbus, Ohio. are
visiting Mrs. Santelmann's parents,
MIR and Mrs. Harry L. Porter,
Monte Vista road.
Ms. Marie Chesley and friend,
Of Washington, d. c., Mrs. Harry
Nicholson and Mrs. Rennc Deems,
of Loeb Lynn, motored to Union
town, Pa, on Monday.
Miss Elizabeth Leary and Miss
Marion Leary returned Tuesday
night to their home after having
visited in Baltimore and Washing
ton for the past month.
Mrs. Bernard |. Gender, il. and
daughter, Susan, have returned
home after having spent a week
with the formers brother-in-law
and sister, Mr.. and Mrs Marshall
Meats, Jr., in Frederick.
Shirley Stockman, student at the
University of Maryland, is now at
her home for the summer. She re-
turned to Oakland with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Stockman,
who had motored to College Park
last Thursday.