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ROOMS WITH soARp

LOVELY ROOM in private home;
for working mother and child:
prefer girl 6 to s as Companion to
SSusIoag girl 2; day care; refs. ,TU.
1903 New HAMPSHIRE AVE. NV.
Single and double; nicely furn.;
good meals; $50 and up. -26
NV: SECTION = For employed
1 III 4 issS ST. 'q N.% sI6sSs also
double; Bendix and Tv; excellent
food; good transportation. DU.
LGE RIM, End f.: next to B. bath:
tray service; care optional; best Of
FOR MOTHER AND CHnD-Reas.;
Tv. washer and phone. Ju. s-4763.
$500 18th ST. N.w.-sgle. for man;
share for girl; home cooking; home
atmosphere; liv. rm.. Tv. go.
FOR EMPLOYED LADY-Homeiike
atmosphere; delicious meals; hI
blk. from transp. HO. 2-3484. -27
MOTHER AND CHILD
Day care for child. Write Box 4S2-
C 81 SSfsi ROOM in attf.e.
shady yard, home-iike meals. S206
LARGE DOUBLE ROOM win.
dows;. good and airy: very rea..
FOR ACTIVE LADY OR GENTLE
water in room: MRS. MARY
SMITH, 10. S-9155. -26
TOR RETIRED PERSON or couple |
lge. .rm. with telephone; pvt. home
in shady Takoma PIX; plenty to eat.
IKE Xxi 'I a SUMNER REsoRT-csr.-
free life in an old Virginia man.
sion: IL minutes from the city; |
spacious. cool rooms; delicious
MAID SERVICE: FREE PARKING. |
See by apt. only. ia. S-8910.
WESLEY RALL-Announces opening
Of new bldg. Sgle. and twin bedrms.,
daily maid service running water In
rms. Bendix 'ecreation activities. |
TV selected menu 1920 21st ct |
NV. HU 3-6433.
40l 18th ST. N.W.-Large cool rms, |
nicely furnished: selected menu, |
~. switchboard; reasonable.
WALTER REED vic. Catholic home; /
lge.. room for employed girl; home |
SEoking T1s good transp.; SIS per yk
,o Oh noRsEDsoRooM WITH BOARD
for mother and child; day care for |
child; excel. meals. Call HU. 1926.
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SUMMER RATES
ROOMS FURNlSHED-S.E.-s.w.

NEAR ANDREWS FIELD-Lovely rm.,
newly furn.. next to bath: for /
SIS MAS SS2 nj AVE. s sI$$7S
rm. for rent. close to Transportation.
ME. S-405S. go
130 KENTUCKY AVE. S.E.-Two rms.
for 2 refined gentlemen; one has
double bed, the other single; both
s. e. SECTION. vic, enthusiastically
furn. rm., pvt. home. home privils.,
for empl. cple: 10. S-5931. 20
block Libr. Cong.-Well-furn. front
semipvt. bath, use refgr.; quiet
house; woman. Phone Ii. 3-2913
CoLoRED-S.E. sEc.-Furn. or I'm.
furn. rm. After 4 PM, Ii. 1850.
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APIS. FURNISHED. c.
Pr.EASANT HmIS

90 VAHNUM ST. NE.
North OF Catholic Univ. This modern
apt. consists Of lge. liv. rm.. dinette,
kit, bedrm. and bath: Ice. bsmt.
s 'Hcst + IN R COW intSgn. bus fare
Nicely furn. Avail. immed. To in
spect, call RA. 6-2569 or IA. 9-6757.
a TTTUEv 4. gs0NSC
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1928 N. RHODES, ARLINGTON, VA.
Gentlemen to share 1 bedroom apt.
with young man. Reasonable rent.
Call between 8 and evenings. DU.
EM IRGeSi LADY, 1885, TO share
employed lady. Rent sss.56 e.: IL.
1881 after 5:l6 pm. Weekdays
rN II al Sati,sq iRR'rERNAr1oNAI 0
r rooms. A &ny race aecepRes6le Must
be person of high character. Use
of steinWay available. DU. 1896.
ATTRAc.. consenial girl. as. s$:2s.
c carl House. EN-. s-essl, bet:
5aS nSs go VIC Rfis Tssgire d.
girl; excel. neighborhood; reas. TIE.
1St2 SEA- AND h5e CooiLUMB1A-on. or 2
coneenial girls, 20.26. to share apt;
With | other girl: HU. 3.663l, -26
x x s middl. age so%sn
C on AH 'Os GIRL to shar. furn.
apt. with one other girl in North
west section. CO. 5:0180: pr
SETTLED MAN OR WOMAN to share
DUPONT CIRCLE-spacious bachelor
apt bsdrms;: baths: S76. Elk.
CONGENIAL YOUNG MAN to share
e :Ess 'R Se "i To- tE s4 3tefr Rsn S.
PVT. RIM. kitchen PRIVILEGES. for
empl. lady, In NV. apartment; refs.
exch. call wo. 6-2723: pa
GIRL, to share 1.bedrm. furn. apt
in ne, with another girl Call Pc
sIO G10S Il. c APT 81 sT%.-Attr.ctivs /.
bedrm. apt. in duplex house; incl. 3
lge. rms. completely furn., to share
with 1 other young man. RIA; j.
GIRL, to share an apt. with another
girl; good location. Can EN-. 2-4392
any time after 6 pm. -25
GIRL, to share nicely furnished apt.
with another Eirl; downtown: nv.
section; all conveniences. CO; D.
CLEAN CLEAN a.BEDRM. AFT. located OF
one girl. Call Fri. eve, Sat. after
ONE OR Two Girls. to share spa
cious newly decorated sDt: with an
ICES; SKY Sso roof; cow. to buses. Can
REFINED, SETTLED WOMAN, pref.
middle aged, to share apt. with
mother and daughter. Alex. area.
ARL. BLvD.-Attrac. 2-bedrm. apt;
girl to share with l other girl; cow.
Pentason. Rent. $35. ia. 7-3664.
18th AND L SITS. N.w.-Young lady,
1886 yrs, to. share / bedrm. apt.
with another lady; twin beds. DU.
EMBASSY AREA-Man will share
lge. apt. with refined, dignitied BACH
elor. 2 bedrms.. 2 pvt. baths, refs.
required. Avail. Aug. l5. AID. 4-9074
LADY 7 10 SHARE an apt; with !
other lady; all utils.; $50. 1929
Conn. ave. DU. 7-S603. -26
COLORED GIRL, to share lge. furn.
ant. with another girl; $40. 14th
and w NV. DE. 2-6OO9 after D.
CoLoRED - RELIABLE WOMAN
would like another woman to share
apt Call Ii. 6-1613 after $50. -26
COLORED GIRL will share nice furn.
apt with another girl; phone, pvt.
bath. kitchen. S11 week. Call LII.
10000. -26
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COLORED
DIM KYTNuEN

Urn. KITCHEN APIS.
18th and Kenyon NV. LIST H., frt.
1900 Blk. N. Capitol St. Cpl.
18th and SITS. NV. couple
N Between 9:sO am. to ~ : pm. 'A0'
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ROOMS FURNIsHED-N.E.

ROOM IN RAMBLER, no other room
erS; near Sargent I'd. ne. UN
4-S0S4. Saturday and Sunday. -26
1904 CENTRAL AVE. just of
Rhode Island: nice cool rm., shower;
cow. transp. Reas. Ho. 2-5l20.
NEAR NORTH CAPITOL AND K. I.
h AZ MS quiet sleeping room roo
IS r ST. N.E.-Lge. front rm., End
H.. 2 closets, nicely furn.; neat
and clean. DU. 7-4983. -26
SUMMER RATES
Would you like to spend the summer
on Capitol Hill? Nice rooms. excel.
food, coy cocktail lounge and q
friendly atmosphere await you at
CARROLL ARMS HOTEL
SPECIAL Il. Rates; ssI. sem iyt bath.
SIS epssTsoggeek' 'st and c SITS. ne
COLOEED-3978 AMES ST. NE. =
Large dble. room for couple: kit.
prntyinlss also sEle. rooms. Lu
CoE0RED-e41 9Th ST. N.E.-Bssut.
furn. front bedrm.; privils.; cow.
CoLoRED-2 ROOMS AND BATH:
cow. to transportation. Call after 6
o'clock Saturday. Ii. 3-S4S3. 20"
COLORED-NICE FURN. ROOM for
cple.. newly decorated kit. and bath
on on same anne floor; Az home priyils.; a
COLORED-FRONT HALL ROOM,
Sc. Lge. front rm., So. Home privils.
Empl. women. Ii. 6-5S32. go
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SOIITHEAST

Two bedrms., liv. rm.. dinette, kit,
bath; tenant furnishes utils.: nicely
furn.; $75.S3. r. S. BLACKSTONE,
Realtor. 1O16 18th st. NV. Ma.
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APIS. FURNIsHED-VA.


Il twin size), beaut.
furn., newly decor 17-in TV. 10
minis; Pentagon; S125 mo. 1918 9Th
COOL, WELL FURN. APT. in modern
home on country estate; pvt. entr.:
w; rm;, bedrm:, kit, dinette and
bath; "a hr. from District; S85
incl utils Dial operator for
Browning 4S5-W. -26
IN ALEXANDRIA, VA.-Liv. rm.. bed
room. kit. and bath: from SIS to
IS: S8S: adults only TIE 6-6670 bet
NEW COTTAGE - Furn., laundry,
phone: 3 doors from bus. Also l.
rm. studio apt. can be seen any
time; 1910 N. Adams ST., Arling-
IN ALEX.-Liv. rm., bedrm., kit. and
bath; S70-$S9 mo-: adults only.
Phone TIE. 5000. 1906.
FALLS CHURCH-Small upstairs
apartment. Separate entrance. SIS
mo. includ. utilS. Lower rent in re-
turn for work in house or garden.
JE 2-4l67 81
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New (Elevator) Bldg.
HHrAH ~

waking distance to GAO, us
tice Depts.. GPO and the Capt.
toll; beautifully furn. efficiency apt.
from $1l0 per month.
CALL Elk. 3-2536
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APIS. FURNIsHED-MD.

TAKOMA PARK-Beaut. furn. 2-bed-
children over 8; S110 mo. JU. s-1S7s.
TAKOMA PARK-Nicely furn. enc.
singie gentleman. JU. S-is7s. @S6
NEWLY DEC. liv. Im.. bedrm.. kit.
r trsnDST ss5 % xJui 9.7s47: 20
airy bsmt. apt; attrac. furn., Iiv.
entr 0s 9tils. J J15 S snf Sa'n, esV'
NICELY ARRANGED liv. rm.. bedrm..
kit. and bath apt. for couple; SIS.
AZ utilities furn.. conv. located at
o11 phone aSm en- @O Ell E. A'attsysle'
TAKOMA PARK, near J-6 bus-Three
yard; rennsd ADULTS. ST. g6E's s-4 az Oh
rm., dinetts, kit and and BATH Stai bea at.
furn.; cow. to Mont. Blair H. S.,
n: Q. H.; no small children, no pets.
S115 mo. For appt to inspect, call
MANAGER, between LIS pm. JU.
SILVER SPRING - Charming TS sDt.
cow. to transp.: suitable for empi.
FURNISHED, 5 rms. :,
S S.th; private yard and Bsndix; aS ~.
TAKoMA PARK-Larse, quiet, Well
and cleo. refgr.: for Ink: to empi.
Individual. S46 mo. JU. 9-3O43.
COOL, CORNER DUPLEX, beaut.
furn.; utils. incl; mr.. 18th ST., Sill.
SpE; Aug. 1-Sept. 1. JU. 5-5393.
SUBLET furnished 2-bedrm. apt, July
q to Sept. 20. Reas. HA. 2-S14O.
1902 r.: i. AVE, College Park, Md.
TAKOMA PARK, 31s Lincoln ave-
Two rms. kit, bath: entire end a.
$75 mo. JU. 9-1164 after 10 am.
THREE RIM. APT, completely furn..
linens; util. incl. Laurel 992. 80
%-BEDRM., kit, liv. rm. and bath,
utilities furn; Automatic washer
available. $3.50 per mo. WA. 2
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ApARTMFNT VATIIFc

APARTMENT VALUES
$500 Ga. ave- bedrm.. liv. rm.,
mo-, incl. utilS.
1909 n. Queen ST. bedrm., liv. rm.,
dinette. kit. and bath; 500 per mo.
80 9TH st. n:e.-2 rms. kit. and bath.
incl. AL utils.; SIS per month.
r. A. HUMPHREYS
sos N. Capitol. Realtors, MA. S-5O2O
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Chaplin and D SITS. Sc.
New Apartment Bldgs.
APPLICATIONS NOW
BEING ACCEPTED

1 and 2 bedrm. units avail, ali have
lge. hv.. nm. kit. dinette and bath.
Prices from sos to SSl plus utils.
Cow. to transp.. schools and
CHARLES c. CONNER, RE. 7-sels.
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FAIRVIEW APIS.
ATTRACTIVE-NEW

7Ol BRANDYWINE Sc.
Ready for Immediate Occupancy
AL Modern Conveniences Included
. bedrooms 4.h0
some bedrooms at --$S9.b so
Terrace apis, l bedrm. 90
l-peorm. ana den unit $S9. so
l.bedrm. apt. $50. so
Capitol ST., to Atlantic at, left to
4th ST.. right to Brandywine, left
BY BUS: Take Az bus to 4th and
Open noon till dark or BY appoint.
ment: Phone RESIDENT MANAGER,
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THE MONTANA, 1928 M st. nv
Nicely furnished 2-bedrm. apt. with
rear. porch. Avail. Aug. 1 Rent.
DI. 1881. -25
TWO BEDROOMS, liv. rm., dinette,
kitchen, bath. screened porch. pvt.
entrance. in Aunt bldg, adults.
refs. $120 mo. Key at Apt. 2,
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G I. OR I,!,OI ~, Spacious duplex;
rate dining room or 3rd bedroom,
kitchen and bath; $40. DE.
cESTRxiL LOCATION. mr.. .to1ss.
also / rm. and bath. JOHN w.
1921 18th ST. N.W.-Three-be
ant; lily. rm:, din. rm., kit, porch;
1872. Ho. 2-4924, or see janitor.
1919 EAST CAPITOL-Mod.. 2-bed-
rm. apts.; corners, with 2 exposures,
bus at front dr.. close to all conys. !;
H., So SO; ard H.. $3.50. plus
ALL g. No IL rent 44 RfEs'' "a k:E g.
1884 LANIER PL. NV. Il blk. from
18th and Col. rd0. Efficiency apt.
Liz -m., bedrm., kit. and bath.
Utilities included. See janitor for
F EN-; 2-99 so LEGuM & oER Is
so sssHI VERS So ST. NV. AND 1911
OTIS PL. NV room and kit.
S62.50 mo-; Shepherd st. NV. 951.
2 rooms. kit, $50 mo-: 1112 Mon
tello ave. ne, 2 rooms and kit,
$50 $50 m mo- also: several rooms. $40
TU. 1864 or apply 735 Allison
st. NV, 9 am. to IL noon. -27
s210 18th ST. SEW. rm.. bed
rm., din. kit. and bath. newly dec,
avail. now. S69.50 a mo. FRED A.
SMITH CO. lib 18th st. NV.
SI7 F ST. NV lge. rms. new
PENNY" APosToLfDEs. RE.
7-5224 or RA. 1890. -27
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HIGHPOINT APIS.
1900 WHEELER RID. Sc.
BEAUTIFULLY wooded area; close to
Bus transp. to project. spacious
childrens Fairgrounds, ample laun-
cry facilities: One bedrm., liv. rm..
bath: $3.50.
UTILITIES INCLUDED
Resident manager on premises.
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HOTET. 1Ad0

Rms. with run. water; circulating
fans; lots Of shower baths; $10.50-
S14 wk. 1440 Rhode Island NV
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ROOMS FURN.-N.W. (cort.)

DUPONT CIRCLE. 21se R st. NV.
wall-to-wall. Single. double. triple.
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DOWNTOWN, 1913 Vermont ave.
n.w.-Basement, kitchen, pvt. bath,
elee. refgr., use Of yard, pet per-
mitted; SIS weekly. ME. S.72O4.
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FURNISHED DUPLEX in Fairfax vii
lage. Living rm., bedrm., dinette,
kitchen and bath; Sl25 per mo.
CAN MRS. BAREFOOT at LU. 1-037S.
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b4o5 N. HAMP. AVE.-Sleepine rm.
with kitchen for lady: excel. transp'
1eas. rent; attic fan. Gentle home.
1919 HOBART ST. N,W.-H.re single
rn1. for gentlemen: unlimited phone
80. exposure. reas. AID. 1861.
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CAPITOL HILL RESTORATION AREA
Cool; 8 rms. 2 bedrms., tile bath:
yard. or 8 refined adults. See to
appreciate. Ii. 7-0S54. -27
S02 MASS. AVE. N.E.-Basement apt.
Bedrm. and kit. $56 per mo. In
APIS. - Comb. liv. rm.-
bedrm., kit. bath; pvt. entr.; good
loo. excel. transp. RA. 6-6T51.
zoos EYE ST. N.W.-Turn. lge 2-rm.
apt. southern exposure. NE. $4,000.
NEW , FURN: APT: avail. Aug. 1. Mr..
Lge. liv. Fm.; bedrm. and all elec.
kit; tiled bath and recr, rm. that
may be used as spare bedrm. Adults
only. Suit. for 8 or 4 girls. No pets.
Utils. paid. Sl25 mo. Call 10.
2-5907 for inspection now. -26
sIS 3rd ST. Sion Penna. ave
. rooms, kitchen. semipYt bath.
clean. sober eple. II. 3-656S. -26
1885 FAIRMONT ST. NV rms,
nicely furr,: Semipyt. bath; 500 mo. |
tn. 2-29S2. 81
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OPP. ROCK CREEK PIX, - Beaut.
men or CPL; park. space. DE. 2-63Sl.
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NEWLY DECORATED, . cool rooms
next to bath. phone PRIVILEGES: men
only. ia. 9-1S47. -9R
LOVELY ROOM for lady; clean: excel.
ioe.: mr.: Wardman Park: 1 blk. to
BUS. 200 2Sth st. NV. co. 5-I556.
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IN RETIRED PHYSICIANS HOME HOME
1ssas -in fAF fffsF f. ST. s:Of Sw2i
and persons each: nr; ali stores;
c iHtTssTSeS rH lines Nc; 7-Ss7s;t -2s
transp.; ' S45 H mo. en-. s-7 1885, @e OSs
WALTER REED VICIN.-Twin bed
rms; front on End H., next to bath:
appointment cali IA. S-2494.
SINGLE AND DOUBLE RMS. MIC nicely
furn.., elev. and maid service; op-
erated, by OWNER. Call AID.
SINGLE AND 1 DOUBLE ROOM.
HneGWly deSe0oSTated; conveniences. Call
MASTER MAS; sR4G sEDRM.. pvt. bath. MSS
pvt. home. RD. 4-ise6. Nn0 MSs
APT. FOR RENT-1St Il. pvt. house,
3 rms. and kit, home all day. ia.
s-5653. 4915 Kansas ave. NV.
18th AND SPRING RD.-Lovely sSle.
or dble;. pvt. home; excel. transp.
lisht kit. privils. If pref. tn. 1854.
NICELY FURN. FRONT RIM. in a
Christian home. Settled woman or
ROOM FOR LADY in apt, lEe. closet,
snare bath with i. breakfast privi-
legeS optional; cow. transp.; Mt.
Pleasant-Conn. ave. DU. 1882.
1908 CRITTENDEN ST.-Twin beds.
pvt. bath. laundry and TV privils
cow. tranSp. RIA. 3-9633. 80
143I NEWTON ST. N.W.-Sgle.
near bath; pvt. house; S26 mo. Tu
CHEVY CHASE. D. C.-Nicely furn.
rm. and pvt. bath. for employed
lady; near bus. KE. 7-1423. go
CARLTON HALL-21O1 N st. NV;
quiet, bright, airy rooms, with run
, ming water. From $50. 80
WILSON HOUSE. zoos KaloramS I'd.
Excel. rms; singles, $35, $40, $50:
doubles, $50, $50 person. Semipvt.
baths. HU. S-9SS5. b
Mr.. G.W.-Sele. rms. running water,
IS and 81 per vk. 1919 21st st.
DEL. nm, attrac. furn., cool: re-
Aned gent or lady. middleaEed, $40
!. week. Call ia. e-3117. I'D
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SCOTS HOTEL. 213l o Ut. NV
250-room modern residential hotel
exclusively for women: near Dupont
Circle: excellent transportation: sgl
phone: ample bath and laundry ia.
cilitieS: hair dryers sewing room;
conee shop: television: free movies:
private club atmosphere. Rates, SI4
wv IVY H attsE LIZ Eee Ao,,IAo 2-sI09;
decorated rms; daily maid service,
switchboard service 1712 New
Hampshire ave NV NO. 1896.
BOLIVIAN CLUB. 1888 18th sc. NV.
Refined businesSwomen. Sgle. and
Nina -
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1953-03-05

Deal. Many gifts were received by
the honored guest After the play
ing Of games, refreshments, in
Guiding large birthday cake
were served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lilbun Brown have
moved into the house recently va
Gated by Mr.. and Mrs. Foster
Riggs. Mr. Brown is teacher in
the Northern High School, while
Mrs. Brown is member of the
Accident Elementary faculty
Mrs. Cedric w. Stirling has ar
rived at her home in San Diego,
California, after attending funeral
services for her mother Mrs.
Henry NJ Speicher Mrs, Stirling
made the trip by plane.
Misses Marjorie and Dorothy
Schlossnagle spent the past week
with their sister, Mrs. William
Graves, in Shinglchousc Pa. The
girls also visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Eugene Schlossnagle in Carlisle,
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1953-03-05
Mt. Top Rifles
Idle This Week

Unbeaten Mountain Top Rifle
team was idle this week as other
teams of the league jostled for
positions in the standing Of the
clubs.
Hercules, Fort Hill and LaVale
scored victories in Sundays
matches in the Western Maryland
League matches fired at Bowman's
Addition and Glantsville.
Hercules defeated Cumberland
1890 to 1911. Fort Hill posted a
club score Of 1857 and won by a
forfeit over Frostburg. Norman
White had 2S3. LaValc defeated
Avilton 1918 to l0I9 at Grantsville.
The scores Of the Avilton group
in the three positions included the
following: II. X. Edwards, %, 80,
%, total $50 X. O. Brcnncman, 90,
So, 80, pc; h. l.. Tcets, 90. 78, Sc,
26O; u. W. Klotz, %, Ct, II, 233;
team total 1919.
Mt. Top has won fourteen
matches and lost none. Nearest OPP
poncnt is Fort Hill which has won
IL matches and lost 4.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1953-03-05
TERRA ALTA

Many returns from eXpectant
participants for the amateur show,
March 20 have been received by
the Talent Committee of the Terra
Alta PIT A.
The two major PIT. A. projects
to be supported from the proceeds
of the scheduled show will be the
elementary band and the enlarge
ment Of facilities Of the playground
at the school house.
Mrs. Mary f. Eliason, on the
staff of the elementary school, is
the present band instructor. Since
it's inception the band membership
has been augmented to thirty-five
Additional instruments are needed
at this time, especially in the bass
section.
The playground area has been
lcvelcd and based with shale. One
unit of six swings has already been
purchased and will be erected this
spring. Other additional units are
being sought
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1953-03-05
ACCIDENT


Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Butler and
family, of Grantsville, were Wed
nesday evening dinner guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Ross Spcicher.
Mr.. and Mrs George Vail spent
several days last week in Balti-
more visiting Mr. and Mrs Orlcn
Vail and Mr.. and Mrs. George
Vail, Jr.
Mrs. W. W. Dewitt, Fricndsvillc,
entertained the following ladies at
a quilting on Thursdays: Mrs.
James Wilbun, Mrs. Merrill Viii
burn, Mrs. Ross SpeicKer, Mrs
Council CLANCY, Mrs. Montell
Friend and Mrs. Catherine Nc
Crobie.
Miss Betty Tects. stationed at
Fort Meade, and Miss Rita Tects,
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Of Baltimore, visited their mother,
Mrs. George VAIL, recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Aiken, Of
Washington, d. c., announce the
birth of daughter on February
II. This is the couples fifth daugh-
ter. Mrs. Aiken was the former
Martha Miller, daughter Of the
late William Miller and Mrs. Miller.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ross Speicher and
daughter were dinner guests on
Sunday Of Mr. and Mrs. William
Bittinger, of Gormania, w. Va.
Guests of Mrs. Lena Glotfelty
on Sunday were Mr.. and Mrs Glen
Bolinger, Blue Ridge Summit, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs Glen Dixon and Mrs.
Charles Wilmington, Hagerstown.
Sunday dinner guests of Mr., and
Mrs. Leonard Haenftling were Mr..
and Mrs. Jeff Deal, Mr. and Mrs.
Carl Haenftling and daughters,
Mrs. John Haenftling and. George
Deal
Mrs. B. O. Aiken is spending
several weeks with Mr.. and Mrs.
Jesse Aiken, Of Washington, d. c.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Haenftling
entertained a number Of guests on
Sunday afternoon honoring the
tenth birthday of their daughter,
Hazel. Guests included Carol Ann
Haenftling, Robert Thrasher,
Allen Bowser, Joyce Ann Haenft-
ling, Janice Deal, Betty Lou Saw
age, Kathy Haenftling, Marlean
Deal James Margroff, Karon
Kiser, Betty Broadwater, Freda
Haenftlng, Charles Wilt, James
Bowser, Eileen Deal, Helen Haenft-
ling, Mr. and Mrs. John Haenftling,
Nh. and Mrs. Jeff Deal and George
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and 8 fouls for II points. King
scored 10, Collins IL, Bussey /,
Orendolf s, and Hanst 0. Southern
meshcd II Of 20 foul attempts and
scored IS field goals, Dave MARBLE,
Mike Nofsinger and Bobby Wilson
were Bruce's leading point getters
with IA, - and II tallies. Cave
scored 6, and Biggs 4. Bruce put in
20 field goals but only 7 out of l6
fouls
In the preliminary game the
Bruce Jayvees defeated Southern
Jayvecs 36 to IS.
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So, our Board of Education may
find it has a real problem on its
hands if this present trend keeps
on the move. They may find they
have so many adults to educate
that they may have another over
crowded condition.
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The w. S. c. S. will have its reg
ula monthly meeting at the church
basement Thursday evening.
Woodmen Camp No. 81 will meet
at the W. O. w. hall Thursday eve
ming for election of officers.
Mrs. c. NJ Montgomery is Wis
iting relatives in Cumberland.
A miscellaneous shower was
rendered to Mr.. and Mrs. John
Smith recently.
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Pa, before returning to their home.
Pvt Randall kahl has returned
to his army base in New York after
attending funeral services here for
his uncle, Mr.. William Kahl.
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Bridge clubs are hardly bridge
clubs at all-but little groups of
women with some common interest.
Card playing gives way to conversa-
ton on child psychology, religion,
art, NAMES bangs, or how to hem
a skirt. But the big thing is discus
sion.