davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1953-04-09
Slips Reduced
Women's Fomous Name
Shoes Reduced " and More

40 pairs z omous Nome
Pumps and SondoIs in high
and medium heels in red, ton
and black coIfskn and black
"a poirs Motrix Footprint in
Leother" Pumps and Dress Tie
styles low or medium heels, in
black coIfskin -------- 2O.95 S.45
81 poirs Arnold Authentic
Step-in Pumps and oxfoFds
in low heeIed town styles -.
ton and black colfskin, brown
and black suede -------- 2O.95 S.45
~ pairs coIIesebred, BoIanes-
In-Motion and MotFix. Group
includes tie styles in black or
ton coIfskin, tie styles in black
kidskin, and green, brown and
black suede pumps and ties.
Many one Of kind. wide size 1895 to
ronoe 2o.e5 6.45
SO poirs Fomous Nome Pumps.
hiqh and medium heels, in 1880
black suede " 1895 6.45
237 pairs Slippers. Slippers by
renowned maker, in royon
sotin, corduroy and cotton
ploids CoIors: Heaven
blue, pink, red. black. green. 4.o5 500 .
white ----------------- e.e5 400
W6L-Shoe Center. Second Floor
Evening star., 1953-04-09
Summer Furniture Reduced

z Rotton Side choirs with
green plastic upholstery -
z Wrousht-iron Side Chairs
with statutory bronze finish -
3 Wrousht-iron Side choirs
with aqua finish
z Wrousht-iron Arm Chairs
with white enamel finish -
3 Wrousht-iron Side choivs
with stotuory bronze finish
WGL-Furniture, Sixth Floor
Evening star., 1953-04-09

Mems Spring-weight Wool Suits, 297s
We're $500 20 $500
81 weItoOred suit: wOrseds ehevo and weeds Wanted
oo and potern Resucs 1885, 237 $685. $780, 2/4o 6/42
W. sIe z4s Shorts: 4/se, 4Is7. sIss 4Ise s/4z Longs.
3/39 44o 1/42, 1/44 Stouts: 2/3e $780, w. z4 z46
Short Stouts: l/46. Long Stouts: $40, l/42
W6L-The Mems Store,
Evening star., 1953-04-09
Cotton, Royon BIouses,
3.65 We're 5.95

800 in group. Wrap- -orounds with full sleeves,
shirts with button-down collar, and ~ sleeve
mondorin neekline styles in cotton blouses.
Royons ore Ions-sleeved shirts with French
cuffs. White, pink, red. black, beige, cocoa.
Were Now
Evening star., 1953-04-09
CIoseouts of Points

WGL-Point Shop, First Floor,
North Building
Evening star., 1953-04-09
.Women's Dinner Gowns
ChiIdren's Shoes, 2.95

100 pairs in black suede, blue calf end block
potent leather sizes from Sh to ;.
WGL-Youno Shoe Shop, Second Floor
Evening star., 1953-04-09

W6L-The Boys Store. Fourth: Floor
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-05-09

forwarded to the nearest chaplain
@ contact pastor Of the church.
One hundred and twenty-six chap.
iains and 100 contact pastors are
cooperating In this lendsayor. In
addition the Commission, with the
assistance Of l42 hospital pastors,
serves Luthers confined % Veter-
ans Administrator Hospitals.
Each month an order OF service
with sermon and hymns. Loyalty
I Christ and Country, along with .
folder, Directory for Service Peo-
PIE, listing the location NJ our Lu-
theran chaplains, are mailed to
service people. Double. Time, a
Pocket news magazine containing
pictures and items Of Lutheran
service interest, Is mailed quarter.
ly.
This comprehensive service pro-
gram II financed solely through
the Mothers Day Collections held
IN the Synod's churches through.
Out the United States and Canada.
The members Of Grace Lutheran
Church have all received through
no mail all the pertinent in1orma.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-05-09

The bravest battle. that ever was
fought;
Shall ! tell you where and when?
On the maps Of the world you
viii find II not;
II was fought by the mothers Of
men.
Joaquin Miller.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-05-09
Adam Is Science
Theme Here Sun.

As the subject "Adam and Fall.
en- Man" is developed in the Les
son-Sermon to be read in Chris.
tan Science Churches tomorrow,
one sees the opportunity to for.
sake a wholly material concept OF
man.
The Golden Text is from Ephe.
SLAMS (S:14): awake thou that
sleepest, and arise from the dead,
and Christ shall give thee light. -
The following from II Peter
(l:2) is among the Bible cita.
tons: "Grace and peace be null.
tiplied unto you through the know
ledge Of God, and Of Jesus our
Lord"
Correlated passages from "Sci-
ence and Health with Key to the
Scriptures" by Mary Baker Eddy
include: "When speaking Of Gods
children, not the children Of men,
Jesus said, The kingdom Of God
is within you;' that is, Truth and
Love reign In the real man, show
ing that man in Gods image is
unfallen and eternal"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-05-09

THE KEY WEST CITIZEN
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-05-09

Youth fades: love droops; tha
leaves Of friendship tall;
A mothers secret hope outlives
them all.
OLIVER Wendell Holmes.
SUBSCRIBE 70 THE CITIZEN
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Saturday. Nay ,. 1853
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-05-09
Loyalty Dinner Is Slated
At Lev Memorial We'd

The Annual Church Loyalty Din.
ner for Ley Memorial Methodist
Church. 1904 Truman Avenue at
Georgia Street, will be held ON
Wednesday night, May IS, at 1880.
This is the time when the Church
lays its entire financial plans for
Che new Church year which begins
June /. The proposed budget will
be presented, explained and dis.
cussed, and adopted. And In add.
ton pledges win be made toward
underwriting the adopted budget.
All members and friends Of the
Church. are cordially invited to at
tend the Loyalty Dinner.
Ley Memorial Church is eies.
Inc out The most successful fin.
aHeial year IN ifs history. Such
financial success Is due 10 dill
gent planning and eensserated
slvlns On The part Of The mem.
hsrS and friends 81 the Church.
Judging by The presrsss Of r..
cent years u Is expected that the
coming Church year will see
even srsster things accomplish.
cd.
Tomorrow mornings worship
hour viii center around the Mo-
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-05-09

theirs Day theme. Upon entering
the sanctuary all mothers will be
given a simple corsage with the
compliments of the Church in re.
cognition Of their hallowed role Ia
the family life of the community.
In addition there viii be several
bouquets presented to mothers
who deserve special recognition.
The 1880 morning sermon top
ic viii be "A Mothers Concern A
Christians Desire" The choir will
sing appropriate music for the oc.
casion. Other services Of the day
will include Methodist Youth Eel.
lowship at $50 p. m, and even
ing worship at 1880, at which time
the sermon subject will be 1.-THE
Survival Of The Fittest." The pas.
tor. the Rev. Eldon Simmons, will
deliver the sermon at both ser.
vices.
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Local Lutherans Aid Program
For Servicemen With Funds

Grace Lutheran Church. Fiagler
Avenue and Tenth Street, the To-
cal Lutheran Church, affiliated
with the Lutheran Church.Missouri
Synod, will join the denomination's
5000 congregations Sunday, May 10
Mothers Day, TO receive an offer.
ing for the Church's Armed Servic.
es Commission. The Commission
ministers to the spiritual welfare
of the church's 5000 young men
and women in the military.
The armed services program
Of Missouri Synod Lutheran hes
been hailed by church and mill
fary leaders - the finest Gem.
prehsnsivs and effective" ser.
vice carried on BY snY church
today among the military. A
lead article in widsly-eirevIsf-
cd national news magazine 70.
Gently lavdsd the Commission
for its Outstanding Job" 10 ser.
vice people.
The Commissions ministry Is
concentrated on individual MEM
bers In the armed services. When
he first enters the service, each
member receives from the church
an initial packet containing q Ia.
theran Identification tas, Service
Prayer Book, Scripture pocket
calendar and several tracts.
The servicemen's name and mi.
litary address, sent to the Com.
mission by his home pastor. is
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-05-09
Full PROGRAM Set At Poinciana Sun.

A full program ID set Sunday for
the Poinciana Baptist Church with
Sunday School getting underway
Ut s:SS .. N. There WIN be the
regular services at 1880 .. m. ct
The church and a 100 p. m. the
congregation WI visit tie Negro
Home.
A Mothers Day program Is Get
Tor the Island Drive-In .Theater at
4:So p. N. Dr.. Ivey WIN be the
speaker at. this event.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-05-09

Into the woman's keeping Is
committed the destiny Of the gen.
erations to come after US.
Theodore Roosevelt.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-05-09

tion on this special endeavor and
win then join IN bringing their Of
ferings On Sunday, May 10.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1953-12-03
Thornton Perry To
Speak In Oakland

Thornton T. Perry, Of Charles
Town, w. Va, an authority on
Tableland history, will deliver two
addresses in Oakland ON Friday,
December II, it was announced this
week.
Jesse Walker, Of Kitzmiller, pres
ident of the Garrett County His
torical Society. said all members
Of the society were being requested
to attend a meeting of the group
on that evening at 1880 p. M, at
the William-James hotel in Oak
land, which Mr.. Perry would at
tend.
Mr.. Perry was in Oakland this
past September when he visited
THE Anchorage" summer home
Of his ancestors, near Oakland on
the old Deer Park road. At that
time he was on his annual tour of
West Virginia in search of rare
books which he collects.
Mr.. Perry will also be cues.
speaker at the Rotary club meet
ing on the same date, at 6:i5.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1953-12-03
-Hooh 4ebo4e Shooting i.

"Wa until you the whites of their eyes should be
good advice for large number of hunters who will be out
in the forests of Garrett county next week. carrying potential
death in their deer rifles hunter should have wait
that long before pulling the trigger buck but for good
sake he should be that animal before firing
local person declared yesterday that in West Virginia
there wouldn't be any deer left in the the they
being brought out And another replied "There won't
be any hunters either if they don't stop shooting them
The tragic accidents in nearby state should make
douby conscious here of the danger involved in going off
half cooked at the first sign of movement in the brush The
fact that much of the uncontrolled firing in West Virginia
is from eenage hunters has caused much here One
conservation group arranging to speak at number OF high
school classes urge extreme while in the woods with
loaded rifle. An unWrten arrangement is usually in eff
feet at the schools here whereby student absent him
self for day to hunt deer and be given too black mark
for the disappearance from the classroom So lot of high
school students will be out there in the woods next week
along with thousand twenty-five hundred other
hunters and want to add word of caution Just be
careful where you aim and at what you aim Be isn't
your relative somebody elses
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1953-12-03
Free Movies For
Riddles Saturday
First of Series of Activities
OF Chamber of Commerce
Scheduled This Week

The first of the Christmas sea-
son activities by the Mt. Top
Chamber of Commerce, will take
place on Saturday morning in Oak
land
At that time the Chamber Of
Commerce, through Bernard I.
Gender, ST., is offering free movies
to all the children of the COM
munity at the Maryland theatre.
Two shows are scheduled for that
day.
On Saturday, December II, ten
turkeys and one hundred dollar
savings bond are to be given away.
On Saturday, December I9, the
annual visit of Santa Claus is
scheduled at which time around
1000 children will get their an
nual Christmas treat.
Letters have been sent out to
business men asking for their con-
tributions toward the treat. EmeriC
G. Dusic, chairman of the Mt Top
Chamber of Commerce Christmas
Treat committee, said this morn
ing that contributions are pouring
in daily and that one-third Of the
goal has already been reached
The National Guard members,
under Arthur Calhoun, will again
help distribute the treat Boy
Scouts under direction of Ralph
Fauber, also will assist. The treat
will be given away at l o'clock Sat
urday, one week before Christmas.
Those contributing thus far ill.,
cludc:
DR.. Alvin Friend, Neil FraIey
The First National Bank, DR.. F. D.
Custer, Orange Crush BottIing Co.
Carrolls Sport Shop. J. FaLzalar
Eliza Bray, Acorn Associates, Ace
Radio and Electric Service. Dewitt
and DeBerrY, w. i. DeWeeSc, Eng
lander's Pharmacy, Leighton Bros
Garage, Mr. and Mrs. A. T.
Matthews, Rudy's, Sanders Motor
Freight, Sharps Motor Co.. Winters
Dairy. w. w. Dawson, w. f. Shirer
& Son, BoIden Funeral Home, A.
d. Naylor & Co, DR.. J. II. Feaster
Stephen r. Pagenhardt, Ralph
Pritts Garage, Hawkinson Tread
Service, Pythian Sisters, Whites
Garage.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1953-12-03
Seal Sale Drive In
County Nets $588

Returns from Garrett County in
the third week of the Christmas
Seal Sale campaign amounted to
1888, it was announced by Miss
Jean K. Reinhart. executive secre-
tary of the Allegany- Garrett
County tuberculosis association.
In the two-county area the amount
had reached $5,199.82.
There were 10000 letters sent
out in the two counties, Miss Rein
hart said the drive is about 500
less than this time last year but
that several good sized contribu-
tons had been reported but not
counted in this weeks total.
1t was shown that the associa-
ton gave $4,000 for direct aid tc
patients in and out of hospitals
last year and pays the full cost Of
chest clinics and shares in the cost
Of the annual chest X-ray survey
The cost of the latter runs ap.
proximately $500 per year.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1953-12-03
Southern High Five
To Open Season ON
Friday in New Gym

Southern High school will open
its basketball season tomorrow
night, Friday, December 4, in the
new gymnasium against the Alum
nj. The new building was just re-
Gently completed and there will be
ample seating capacity for all
students and townspcoplc. The
game will get under way at s o.
clock.
Coach Kyle Wilson has been hav-
ing daily practice periods with his
squad of about twenty, but had
not yet named his starting lineup.
Playing for the Alumni will be
Eddie Hardesty, Denver Big Boy
SisIer, Harold Orendorf, Marvin
Mills, Bob King, Richard Crisis,
Pete Turney, and others who have
graduated within the past two or
three years.
There will be a preliminary game
at Z o'clock between the Jayvecs
and another team of boys con-
Sidercd in the Jayvcc group TO the
alumni.
The Highlandcrs will travel to
Terra Alta on Tuesday night, De-
cembcr 8, for a game there with
Terra Alta High school.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1953-12-03
Hunting Mishaps
Plentiful Over
In West Virginia

Hunting mishaps have plagued
West Virginia hunters during the
three-day deer season Just closed.
A number of wounded persons were
reported in Grant, Hampshire and
Tucker counties where the hunters
seemed to be most concentrated.
Five fatalities were reported on
the first day, three from heart at
tacks.
Tuesday a Function nimrod
hunting near Bayard was shot
through the hips. He was brought
to Oakland in the Bolden ambulance
and then taken to Taylor County
hospital at Grafton He was identi-
fled by Bolden as Howard Messen-
ger. District Game Protector Har-
rison Shobe, of Petersburg, W. Va,
said the man was shot by a man
identified to authorities as Charles
Taylor of Masontown, a member of
Messengers hunting party.
Roy Carl Matheny, 81, of AL
bright, W. Va, is a patient in Gar
rett County Memorial hospital in
Oakland where he was admitted
Tuesday after being shot in the hip
while hunting in the Mt. Storm
area.
Attendants at the hospital said
Matheny underwent surgery and
reported his condition as good. The
I identity of the gun wielder was
not known.
Another hunter was shot in the
neck at Capon Bridge. Norris Tai
madge Wilson, 80, Piedmont, Ohio,
was killed, and companion, Stan
ley Van Fosscn, So, also of Pied
mont, was shot in the arm by slugs
from a 10 gauge shotgun welded
by Toncy farley, II, of -Four
States, w. Va. This took place near
the Tucker Randolph County line.
farley is being held under $4,000
bond in Randolph county for trial
in Juvenile court on a charge of in
voluntary manslaughter.
Shot to death was hunter of
Doddridge county. Heart victims
were from Philippi, Carmichael, Pa.
and Vienna.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1953-12-03
Wesleyan College
Choir To Sing Here

The West Virginia Wesleyan
College a capella choir will visit
Oakland on Tuesday, December 9Th,
in the course Of a tour being made
through northern West Virginia,
southwestern Pennsylvania and
western Maryland.
The choir will sing in St. Paul's
Methodist Church at 1880 p. m.
Everyone is invited. There will be
no admission charge, but an offer
ing will be received. ST. Paups
Church will be host to these young
people while they are here.
This group Of 80 voices is under
the direction of Robert f. Shafer,
Associate Professor of Music at
the college.
The members of the group on
tour have been carefully selected
from the larger college choir.
In the course of this four day
tour, appearances are scheduled
for nine high schools and five
churches, involving three or four
programs daily. The choir will APP
pear at Southern High School on
December at 9:l5 a. m.
The program for the churches
will include a number of outstand-
ing compositions. A number of Sc
lections by the choir, a double mixed
quartet, and a girls quartet will
comprise the high school program.
At the church presentation there
will be anthems Of praise and hope,
the birth of Christ in choral an
thems, and other numbers inter
prcted as help for Christians and
relaxation in music.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1953-12-03
Inter-COmmunity P.-T.A.
Planned at Northern High

The Northern High School Par
cnt-Teachcr association has plan
ned an intcr-community P.-T.A.
meeting for next Thursday even
ing, December 10, at O'Clock, in
the Northern High gymnasium.
Accident, Fricndsvillc and Grants
vile P.-TA's are being invited to
attend. The program will include
a motion picture on tuberculosis,
a talk by Mrs. Joseph Fahey and
the singing Of Christmas carols by
the choral ensemble Of Northern
High under direction of Miss Lou
Brock, head of the music depart
ment. Carols'also will be sung by
the entire audience.
Refreshments will be served fol
lowing the meeting. The public is
invited.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1953-12-03
100000 Trees
Available to Plant

Nearly 100000 evergreen trees
will be available for planting in
four Western Maryland counties
next spring, according to District
Forester William II. johnson.
Some $4,000 trees will be avail
able in this county next spring.
About onc-fourth Of these seed
lings will be planted on state
owned land. The rest may be
planted on privately owned land.
Land owners who would like TO
obtain some of these trees free
should contact johnson at the Of
flee in the Allegany County court
house The trees will come from
the state Department of Forests
and Parks nursery in Anne Arun-
del county.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1953-12-03
Annual Deer Season
Opens December 9TH

The annual deer hunting season
will open next Monday, December
Z, and will continue until shutdown
Saturday evening, December y.
During the open season on male
deer with two or more points to
one antler, the small game season
will be suspended and will not re-
sumo until Monday, December IA,
Approximately $500 hunting IL
censcs have been issued to hunters
within the past few weeks, and
many out of county hunters have
made reservations with individ-
uals, hotels and boarding houses
for next week. A large number of
farmers and other landowners con
tinuc to post their lands extensive
Ily against any hunting, but
thousands of acres are still avail
able.
Hunters will attempt to surpass
the all-time record of 584 kills
during one season, which was
made in 1852. In 1851 there were
$50 bucks killed.
The usual five deer checking
stations for the county are Sher-
ifs office, Oakland; Matt Stor-
ey's at Deep Creek; Murphy's gar
age, Friendsville; William Bid
dington's, Grantsville; Postoffice,
Swanton. Hunters may use the
state police headquarters at West
ernport, or the police barracks at
LaVale, both in Allegany county.
Hunters are required to report
their kill within twenty-four hours.
The limit is one per season.
Extra district wardcns from
other counties will be assigned to
Western Maryland.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1953-12-03
Discuss Ways To
Control Weight

At their regular meeting Novem-
Der "a, members Of the Sunnysidc
Homemakers club faced one of to-
days leading nutritional problems
that Of overweight, and discussed
ways and means of avoiding its
dangers.
In a talk entitled "All About
Food" Mrs. Wayne Hamilton re-
viewed basic nutritional facts and
discussed various why's" and
"hows" of weight control. Mrs.
Floyd Wcnsel gave a dieter's alpha
bet and helpful reducing hints. Six
teen attended the meeting held at
the home of Mrs. Wayne Hamilton,
at Red House. The next meeting is
scheduled December Is, at the home
of Mrs. Ernest Spoerlein. a Christ
mas gift exchange will take place.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1953-12-03
Grantsville Farmer
Dies Under Tractor

James Albert Bowman, SO, of
near Grantsville was killed instant
ly last Wednesday when a tractor
hauling a load of pulpWood turned
over on him
The accident occurred on a hill
side in the woods on the farm of
Clyde Bowman, three miles west
of Grantsvillc
County officials, who invcsti-
gated the accident. stated the trac-
tor turned over to crush Bowman
after running against tree stump
on the hillside Investigating was
Sheriff Paul W. Fisher, Deputy
Sheriff L. J. Frantz and DR.. E. |.
Baumgartner, deputy county med
zeal examiner
Winterbcrg Funeral home at
PENDANTS and volunteers we're
called to cNtricatc the body from
underneath the heavy tractor
Bowman was born in this county,
son of the late John and Eliza
beth kimmcll Bowman. He was
veteran of World War IL, cnlisting
in the army in August. 1912
He is survived by his widow,
Ethel Bowman, and a cousin, Clyde
Bowman.
Funeral services were conducted
Sunday afternoon from the
Laughlin Church Of the Brethren
on Negro Mountain, with Rev
Jesse Whitacre, pastor, officiating.
lntermcnt was in the John burst
cemetery
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1953-12-03
Red House P.-T.A.
Hears Rev. Edwards

Rev. Jonathan Edwards, of Cor
mania, gave talk on Thanksgiv-
ing and the heritage of freedom at
the regular meeting OF the Red
House Parent Teacher association
on November is, at the school. Mrs
Lester Martin, president, had
charge of the program.
Four members who attended the
County Council PIT. A. meeting at
Friendsvillc, gave reports. Ernest
Spoerlcin spoke of parent, pupil re-
lationship and how to better I'M
dcrstand young people.
Refreshments were served. A
Christmas program is planned for
the next meeting, on December %,
at s o'clock.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1953-12-03
Traps Wildcat

A wildcat was trapped and shot
on the farm Of Anna and Grace
Lichty, formerly the Sol SIabaugh
farm, in the Gortncr section. on
Monday night
The Misses Lichty had been miss
ing chickens for long period so
they set trap to see what they
could catch. When they found they
had caught something they called
their brother, Freeman Lichty, who
came over and shot it. 1t was then
they discovered it to be a wildcat