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Evening star., 1954-11-20

COLORED -4I?I GEORGIA AVE.
N.W.-spacious home. arranged as
two apts.; LIST a.. 2 rooms, kit. and
bath and am. bsnt.; end A.. rooms.
kit. and bath; nice yard and gar
Insp. at any time. Open Sun. 3 to
5 pm: $40 mo. URCIOLO REALTY
&c C0S SogA; ME; So4a4i sr IL
rms. bath: gar; $40. RAYMOND
3, RUPERT, 1917 7th st. NV,
COLORED-Near G.w.U.-s rms.
baths: oil heat: Sis mo. RA.. g.
CoLoREp-sis JEFFERSON ST.
N.W.-Detached. 2 bedrooms. q
baths. S75 mo. MR.. EVANS. HA. q
$500 or JU. 9-2290 80
COL0RED-fI6 FLORIDA AVE. NV.
--S rms. bath; gas h.-w.h.; redec-
Grated; rent. $l25. p. J. WALSHE,
NC 11l5 Eye st. NV. Ma. s-646s.
coLoRED-14eo A STREET Sc
Corner brick; o rms. bath; gas
heat. Ss1 so. GEORGE I. BORGER.
INC. 64S Ind. ave. NV. Ma; s.
CoI0RrD-Ioea 10th ST. s.E.-
Brk. 8 rms. bath; h.-wh $50.
Elk. $4,000. Ewes. Ho. 2-0325.
CoLoRED-i1s INGRAHAM ST. NV.
Open Sun, / to ) p.m.; 8 rms,
2 mod. baths; in lovely cond Sfl0
mo. Call RE. 7-5224. IA. 5-5261.
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APIS. UNFURN.-vA. tcens.I

NORTH QUINN ST.--one hedrm.. liv,
nm, Kit. and bath; available now.
Can res. mgr, ia. S-4137. ---22
500 SOUTH COURT HOUSE sRD.,
ARL,--New, modern apt, bldg, z
bedrms., SIt5: bedrrn.s $50. Con.
venient to pentagon. shopping ana
transp. Call BEITZEILs p1. 7-5iOo.
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Choice Locations

Heights, the choice
Falls Church community with
its own swimming pool and
rec. center; :3-bedroom brick
rambler, all-elec. GE kitchen
with range, garbage DISPOSAL
dishwasher and Bendix washer
Large picture windows, wooded
lot; storage attic. i5 min. tc
Pentagon. House with bsmt
slightly higher.
S. Lee ST, Falls Church
ideally located. Just / BLOCK
from busline and st. James
Parochial School; 3-bedroom
rambler with daylight bsmt
and pulldown stairway Il
attic: modern all-elec. kitchen
new-house condition.
S145--Columbia Pines. beautiful sub
division near Annandale; nev
3-bedrm. brick ramhlers, largl
picture windows. full bsmt.
pulldown stairway to attic
garage: disposal. dishwasher
elec. range and refgr. Larg'
spacious lot.
Larchmont Realty, Inc.
JE. $4,000 JE. 3-121s
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT


ALICE DEALE SCHOOL AREA--Un.
turn. or ) hedrm. home: for 3
adultS and | child, l3 yrs. old; best
city references EN-, $4,000. 10
3 TO 4 BEDRMS.--Will pay good rens
Tor nice nOase in bes..esG,.. 80
Chase, Silver Spring: yr. lease
start. Jan.-Feb. /. 6626 3lst st NV,
NEED A NICELY furnished house in
good NV. section. Client will pay
up 10 $500 per month. Has excel
..nt rtlers nces. Ga.l Mrs Dixon,
ST. $1,000. JAMES L. DIXON &
co. III
FAMILY with 9 young children. need
unfurn. house with yard, gar. and
bsmt.: near Catholic school. Rent
to $40 month. Box 445-c, Star.
IL
LARGE HOME or estate, D. C. or Vie
cinity, zoneo or suitable for adult
boarding school: require 81 bed
rooms, ample baths, adaptable space
for l-2 classroOms. ONCE space and
servants quarters. Box 440-C, Star.
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6613 23rd AWE.

HYATTSVILLE. ND.
with liv. rm.. dining rm., 3 bedrms..
bath and de luxe kitchen; full bsmt.
with Law and outside entr.; gas
h-w. heat. Rent. $40 per mo
Dir Out Ager rd and right on 23rd
ave. to house. Key with II. G.
SMITHY & CO.. S11 18th st. NV,
ST. 3-2300 -2l
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3-BEDROOM HOUSE

Semidetached brick; oil. hot-watel
heat. Located at 3441 OakwooC
terrace NV, ] block of 10th ST.; S9i
per month. HU. 3-4914.
Evening star., 1954-11-20

BETHESDA - Newly redecorated
throughout: bedrm. and bath on 1st
A.: 2 bedrms. and bath on 2nd;
screened porch; large. garden. near
schools and transp. Please call Mrs.
Upp, JU 9-0335.
WALKER & DUNLOP. INC.
Realtors, Uptown once, EN-. 2-6115
Evening star., 1954-11-20

LYON VILLAGE
Attractive brick 3-bedroom, ga bath
house; ! bedroom and bath on LIST
ment; garage: s minutes from Pen
tagon; convenient schools. trans
portation, shopping. To see, call
ia. 5-5S51. -2l
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HOUSES TO SHARE

YOUNG LADIES with delishtful 8.
bedroom home In vicinity OF Shera-
ton Park will share with another
girl HU. 3-S642. -2i
WIDOW WISHES to share home with
couple or widow with one girl. or 2
LO. 5-413T. -21
LADY win share homs
with = other girls or couple. Twin.
bedrms.. TV and washer. JE. 4-l1Sl.
Evening star., 1954-11-20

FALLS CHURCH. bedrms.:. Sl40.
Upstairs, 5 bedrms and bath; main,
den or bedrm. with bath and outside
entr. bsmt.. playrm., shower and
toilet: utils., storage: car. and lge.
shaded lot, fenced, ia w. Green
NOV blud IE o-Q01Q 40
Evening star., 1954-11-20
HOUSES uNFuRNlsHED
5el4 i4th 81. NV.

Inspect by Appointment
ROGER MOSS, Ho. $4,000
Ewes. and Week Ends, LA. 6-392s
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-01-29

The young people of Trinity
Episcopal Church and those of
st. Andrews Church of Washing
ton c. H., will present THE
Feast of Lights" in Trinity
Church, London, Sunday night,
January 81 at 7:30 o'clock. The
service will be repeated in st.
Andrews Church in Washington,
Sunday night, February Z.
In this Service of Lights, the
Scripture is read first from pro-
phetic predictions concerning the
coming of the Messiah, by the
light from candles in the chancel.
Gospel accounts of the birth of
Jesus are read with congrega-
tional singing of the Song of
Mary from the first Chapter of
st. Luke.
At the coming of the shepherds,
the Gospel candle on the altar is
lighted and the Wise Men pre-
sent their gifts. The singing of
Father We Thank Thee" the
earliest known Christian hymn,
precedes the Epistle is read and
the Book of Acts describing the
founding of the church, the call
ing of Matthias, with the laying
on-of-hands and the Ap os t lie S
carrying the Light of the Gospel
to the whole world is given.
Twelve young people represent
ing the Apostles, join with the
bishop, priest and deacon, who
represent the earliest orders of
ministry in the church, in pass
ing the light from Gospel candle
to the members of the congrega-
ton.
Finally, when all the candles
have been lighted, the church
will be glowing with the Light
which began at the coming of
Christ and through the faith
full stewardship of the clergy and
the people of God lights the
world and leads all men of good
will to the true light which is
Christ the Lord.
At the conclusion of the Serv-
ice, the choir, Apostles, bishop
priest and deacon and all the
congregation, recess from { c
Church carrying tn cir lighted
candles out into the night as &
symbol of the ongoing mission
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-01-29
London B B.PW Club Charter Dinner
Initiates At CooUer Club House

London Business and Profess
sional Women's Club, took stock
indirectly of some of its accom-
plishments during the short time
allotted for business at the Char
ter Day dinner at Coover Club
House Monday evening.
The London club was granted
its charter January 8, 1948 and
on January 13, a few days later,
received the charter at a dinner
at the London Country Club
which was attended by one OF
the largest and most representa-
tive assemblages that ever gath
cred here for such an occasion.
At the brief business session
Monday, Miss Ruth Armstrong
president, called for reports from
various committees prominent a.
mong which were Crippled Chill
dren" and Blood Donor Recruit
ment, both of which are spon-
sored by the Club, to mention
only two of the groups major
extra-curricular activities.
The meeting was planned by
the Membership committee of
which Miss Margaret Tracey is
chairman, for the four who have
most recently affiliated themselv-
es with the club, Mrs. Hal Win
chester, Mrs. George Withrow,
Mrs. Chris Wolfe and Miss Mar
jorie Cook.
I The committee had worked out
an initiation ceremony that great
ly impressed new and old mem
bers alike. Using the emblem of
'B. & P. w." which was display
ed as center theme of the club
room decorations, President Arm
strong, Miss Margaret A. Con-
verse, Miss Ruth Lambert, Mrs.
Robert Sims, Mrs. James Morris,
Miss Ruth E. Armstrong, Mrs.
Millard Gist, Mrs. John w
Stroupe and Mrs. Leon II. King,
gave a symposium of what the
various ideals that make up the
emblem symbolic. Corsages We're
presented to the new members
The musical background was
presented by Mrs. Carl Thompson,
vocalist and Miss Miriam LeBeau,
pianist.
For the entertainment, the COM
mittee had invited Gttorney D. H
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-01-29
Bobby butcher
Pleases Artists
At Convention

Bobby butcher, North Main ST.,
who is associated with the Helen
Marx Dance Studio, invited as a
guest teacher, taught an advanced
tap routine to a large group of
teachers from Columbus, Newark
and other Central Ohio cities at
the quarterly meeting OF Ohio
Chapter No. 27 National Associa-
ton of Dancers and Affiliated Art
lists at the modern Georgia Gay
Studios on Whittier Street, Column
bus, Sunday, January "a.
Mrs. Marx and Bobby have the
honor of compiling the intricate
tap routine that was so we'll re-
ceived by all present at the meet
ing.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-01-29
Sommers Attend
Show In East

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert .Sommers,
Deercreek township, were in Har-
risburg, Pennsylvania, for a few
days last week attending tn e
Pennsylvania Farm Show.
The show was of particular inter
est to them, since Henry Thomas,
herdsman of the Mcdonald Farms
in Courtland New York, judged the
Guernseys at the show. Mrs.
Downing Beach and Mr.. and Mrs.
S m m ers. her son-in-law and
daughter, who assist her in the
operation of Cogniac Farms, West
Jefferson Pike, purchase Guern-
Seys for their herd from the Nc
Donald Farms.
On their way home the Som
mers stopped in Cadiz to visit
their cousin, Craig Hamilton anu
family.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-01-29
Facts About
Folks

Paul M. Yauger, North Main
Street, with his son-in-law and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. T. ]. Sell
by, Jr., Park Avenue, returned
Wednesday from New York City,
where they spent the past week
attending theatres and seeing ev-
erything of interest that their
time would allow. On Broadway
they saw Solid Gold Cadillac" 1"
Wonderful Town." ME and
Juliet" THE King and l. and
were most fortunate to get seats
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-01-29

Jackman to show pictures, fea-
turing some he had taken of the
B. & P. w. group in costume
when the members served as of
ficial hostesses for the Sesqui-
Centennial here last fall. One of
Mr.. Jackman's pleasant avocationS
is colored photography and he had
taken numerous shots of goingS
on at the "Sesqui" prominent a
mong which were a number of the
club, seen by members for the
first time Monday evening. From
his great store of gorgeous ko-
dachrome pictures, Mr.. Jackman,
who also features London in his
various collections, showed a ser
les of Snow pictures taken dur
ing several storms here, along
with some others that were Of
special human interest"
The club members were seated
at small tables centered with ar
rangments of yellow chrysanthe-
NUNS and snapdragons, lighted
with tall yellow tapers. These ar
rangements were presented the
past presidents of the club after
the dinner, a delicious repast serv-
ed by the Stewarts. At each place
as favor, was the Clubs collect,
a gift from the president.
Committee, which received
much commentator from the
thirty-six members attending for
the excellent CONNIE IN oratiV e
meeting, was, Miss Tracey, Mrs.
Millard Gist, Mrs. Edward Flynn,
Mrs. Hal Winchester and Mrs.
Evalee Enders.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-01-29
Joint Celebration
For Robert Robisons
At New Home Col.

Mrs. T. c. Flora and Mrs. Earl
Flora, planned a party last Mon
day night which was a joint cele-
bration for Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Robson at their home 1899 East
Sycamore Street, Columbus. In ad-
dition to the celebration of Mr..
Robison's birthday, it was house
warming since the Robisons had
just moved from Beverly Manor
Apartments, to their just complet-
ed home.
A brass fireplace set was a gift
from the guests, who were enter
tanned at cards.
Mr.. Robson is the son of Mrs.
Carrie Robson of Mt. Sterling.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-01-29
LONDON GARDEN CLUB
SUPPER AT SELBYs

London Garden Club is invited
to the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
T. j. Selby, Jr., Park Avenue for
the annual Indoor Picnic Friday
evening, January % at $50 p. M.
A special program is being plan
ned to follow the dinner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Smell and
daughter, Beverly, Hawthorne Av-
enue, left Saturday for Mt. My
ers, Florida, to spend two weeks
with Mr.. and Mrs. John Smell.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-01-29
Sale Definitely ENDS SATURDAY, FEBRUAI

Rohe hoH sell these odd
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-01-29
Feast Of Light" Service By Young
People Of Trinity Parish, Jan. 81

of the Holy Church following
Christ's commandment to Let
your Light SO shine that men
may see your good works and
glorify your Father which is in
Heaven"
The young people of the two
parishes are extending an invita-
ton to members of all Youth
groups of other churches and to
the general public to attend the
service.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-01-29

Hume, North Main Street, Miss
Sonnie Giles of Bridgeport, Con-
necticutt.
~ ~
Reverend Troy Brady and son,
Howard, of Dayton, Virginia, were
recent guests at the home of Rev
erend Brady's cousin, Mrs. John
Foster, Newport Pike. Reverend
Brady is president of Shenandoah
College, DAYTON, Virginia.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-01-29

West Palm Beach, returned home
by plane.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. L. Hunter,
North Main Street, with Mr..
Hunters cousin, Mrs. Howard
Kimble, Columbus, were recent
guests at the home of the late
George Hunter and Mrs. Hunter
in Indianapolis.
y -
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Bangert,
129 North Chase Avenue, Colum-
bus, formerly of London, with Mr..
and Mrs. Pearl Keye, 313 East
High Street, have just returned
from a Is day trip through Flor
ida and Warm Springs, Georgia.
~ ~
Pastor and Mrs. Lawrence T.
Rugh and son Master Stephen, left
Sunday for a two weeks vacation
with Mrs. Rugh's family in
Orangeburg, South Carolina. They
will return to London about Feb
ruary 10.
- ~
Mr.. and Mrs. Morton Peterson
of Lynchburg and Mr.. and Mrs.
Sherman Peterson of Fincastle,
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Rhoades, North Oak ST,
Sunday.
~ ~
Miss Gloria Hume, here for be-
tween semesters at Ohio Wesle-
yam University, Delaware, has with
her for a visit at the home of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur H.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-01-29
Young Homemakers AT
Madison Local School
Discuss Years Plans

A delicious spaghetti supper was
enjoyed last Monday evening by
members and guests of the Young
Homemakers of Madison Local
School.
The group discussed plans for
the year and will start a sewing
project at the next meeting, Mon
day, February IS, at 7:3O o'clock
at the school.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-01-29
Societv, Social Events And News OF The Club!
Miscellaneous Gifts Presented To
Rachel Rector February Bride

shall Foster, Mrs. Gertrude Col
well, Mrs. Kenneth Wood and her
daughter, Edna, Mrs. Louis Crego
and daughter Barbara, Mrs. Jerry
Harris, Miss Emma Ballenger,
Miss Grace Ballenger, Miss Dell
Chambers, Miss Rosemary An
drews, Miss Beverly Cooper, Miss
Beverly Ashmore and Miss Jean
Rea, all of London; Mrs. John
Burris and her daughter, Becky,
Mrs. John Gloyd and Mrs. Walter
Kermode of Columbus; Mrs. Wal
ter Chambers of Amanda; Mrs.
Don Rightsell, Mansfield; Mrs.
Clifford Myers, Rawson; Mrs.
Robert Bumgardner, South Vienna
and Mrs. Dan Johnson, Elyria.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-01-29

for Katherine Cornelps new play,
Prescott Proposals"
They stopped at the Waldorf
and went from there in all di-
rections to take in the sights.
Another feature of the trip was
seats for Ed Sullivan's Sunday
night Toast of the Town" TV
program, a visit to Wall Street
and numerous of the other pleas
ures and advantages that only
New York City can offer.
~ -
Mr.. and Mrs. r. " Ardrey and
their younger son, Master Greg"
and Mrs. Ardrey's cousin, Mrs.
M. f. Blackmore, returned Sun
day from a trip to Florida. They
stopped most of the time with
Mr.. Ardrey's brother and sister
in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. r. G. Ardrey
at their home in Bradenton.
- ~
Helen 10 Wood, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Walter D. Wood, Mid
way Street, has registered at the
Columbus Art School and expects
to begin her studies February l.
~ ~
Mrs. r. H. Robson, Mrs.
H. B. Edwards and Mrs. ]. D
Greer, returned TO their homes
in London Sunday after a several
weeks stay in Florida. Mrs. Ed
wards sister, Mrs. Dwight Ems
wiler of Columbus, who had been
with her at the home of the for
mer's son-in-law and daughter,
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Price in
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-01-29

Miss Rachel Ellen Rector, bride
elect of William L. Jackson, was
honored at a miscellaneous shower
Friday, January %, given by Mrs.
r. E. LeBeau, Sr., Miss Miriam
lie Beau and Mrs. Joe McManus.
Invited guests were, Mrs. Leona
LeBeau, at whose home on South
Main Street the party was given,
Mrs. Waldo Rector and her daugh-
ters, Romaine, Hedy and Marilyn,
Mrs. o. w. Bridgman, Mrs. Herb
ert Harper, Mrs. John Harper and
her daughter, Lynn Carol, Mrs.
Donald Claar, Mrs. William Weim-
er, Mrs. f. M. Ridenour, Mrs. Da-
vid Bell, Mrs. Charles Porter, Mrs.
Walter Turvy, Mrs. John Steele,
Jr., Mrs. Raymond Rea, Mrs. Mar
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-01-29
Carole Gerhardt
Is Engaged To
Wed Roger Stump

Mr.. and Mrs. George Gerhardt
of Mt. Sterling, announce the en-
gagement of their daughter, Car
ole Ann, to Roger Lyman Stump,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Stump of Mt. Sterling.
Miss Gerhardt is a graduate of
Mt. Sterling High School and is
attending Office Training School.
A graduate of Mt. Sterling High
School, Mr.. Stump served with the
Air Force in Germany. He is as
sociated with his father in business
at the Columbus Col-Weld Corp,
in Columbus.
No date has been set for the
wedding.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1954-01-28

3. !. Gender, 200; Joseph lime
baugh, 800; Orange Crush Bot
fling Co., 500; Music shop, 100;
Harvey Mellinger, soc; Fred Bell,
100; Leighton Bros. 500; Mr.. and
Mrs Edward Harvey, 500; Brown
ing's Store, me, 500; Carlton
limbaugh, 100.
Blanche Shalpless, 200; Elva and
Paul Tasker, 1000; Mr.. and Mrs.
Lyle Sharpless, 1000; Homer
Paugh, $500; Lawson Tchiuel, soc;
Nh. and Mrs. Linden Nelders, 200;
Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Barnard.
100; Lewis Shalpless, 500; Ernest
Kent, 500; Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Butler, 500; Arnold Rhodes. 200;
Rev and WIS. Edwin Smith. 1000:
Lula Stark, 100.
w. knudsen, 100; Mr.. and Mrs.
Paul Barnard. 800; Mrs. Myrtle
Harvey, 100; Sammy Harvey. 100:
Cmtley Barnard, 1000; Mrs Mary
C. Paugh, 100; Mrs. Mary Harvey.
1000; J. Glenn Beall, 500: Michael
Candy Co.. 1000; Shartzcr and
Miller Market, 200; Mr. and Mrs.
Marshall Paugh, 5000 Judson
Loar 500; Adam Rhodes, 200.
Mrs. Harrison Harvey, 25c: Leo
Tichincl, 800; Mr.. and Mrs. Byron
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them with their only income. I
think this should be repeated again
and again, so that young people
don't get the idea that the "gov-
eminent will take care Of them"
whon they are no longer able to
work.
After year Of careful study Of
the existing social security laws,
the President has asked that TO-
100000 more persons be placed
within the system. This would be
many professional people-doctors,
lawyers, dentists, accountants, arch
fleets. Farm and domestic workers
would be included. People would be
permitted to earn more money on
their own during their retirement
without having their social security
payments limited. Contributions
would be made to the social securi-
ty fund on larger part Of peoples
income than is now the case. In add
dition, the President has asked that
benefit payments be increased to
help correct the terrible burden
that initiation thrust on people Of
fixed incomes before the cost Of
living stopped rising last year.
Like any other legislation, the
social security program has had its
political side There are those who
like to say that this party favors
it, and that party does not. | think
that one effect Of the Presidents
new proposals will be to Danish the
thought that this is a partisan is
sue. In the '30's, Republicans helped
a Democratic Congress establish
social security. Now, in the light
Of nearly two decades of experience
with it, it is safe to predict that
Democrats are going to help a Re
publican Congress this year to inn
prove the law.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1954-01-28
"Old VI. Zion Church"

The Mt. Zion Church Building
Committee wishes to announce that
the repairing Of the church on the
inside is nearing completion. This
is one of the oldest churches in
Garrett County We have enlarged
the church five feet in length. new
hardwood floor. new windows, cell
ing and walls in CeloteX, new alta.
and pulpit.
Some few months ago we put ON
a campaign to raise money for this
work and we wish to thank every
one who gave. We also want to
thank everyone who gave free
labor, materials, hauling, etc.
Following is a list of names of
the donors Also an amount of
tithes were paid in which made the
total 81 ,4l3.34.
Harry Slower, LOO; Edna Ruff,
100; Everett Bray, 200; Hugh
Bateman, 100: Oakland Pharmacy.
200; Warnick's Store, 100; MyII
Wilt, LOO; Mrs. Ruth Lohr, 90;
Walter W. Dawson. 800; Dr.. b. F.
Selby. 100; +. X. Jones, 300; d.
f. Helbig, 200.
Harvcy's shop, 100; Oakland
Electric and Radio Store, 100;
Hamilrs Book Store, 100; Mrs.
Pcalle Parks. 100; OluS Warwick,
20.OO: First National Bank, 100;
Mickey Filsinger, 100; Mrs Harry
Edwards, soc; The Republican Of
flee. 800; c. W. Highlander. 200;
j. Nally, 100; Asa f. Nethkin, 100;
Western Auto Associate, 200; Dr.
Lusby, 100; Oakland Hardware,
100.
irwin Rudy. sr.. 800; Jesse F.
Sharplcss, LOO; Ellis Harvey, 100;
Mrs. Lille Sharplcss. 500; MI. and
Mrs. Herbert Barnard. 10000; Mr..
and Mrs. Fred ShaplesS, 1000;
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Sharpless,
800; Alr. and Mrs. O. w. Tasker,
10000; Mr. and Mrs Joseph Itch
incl. 1880; Gerald Imam, 800;
Gov. Theodore Mckeldin, 800;
Alonzo D. Naylor, 1000; Mrs. Mary
Goodman, 100
William H. Sharpless and sisters,
10000; Mr.. and Mrs. John Tichi-
mel, 1880; Charles w. Harvey,
100; Mrs George Bray, LOO; Mrs.
Stella O'Haver, soc: Mrs. Helen
Moon, 25c; Mrs. Marie Smith, soc;
Mrs. Louisa Barnard. 100; Mr.. and
Mrs Earl Wits, 800; Mr.. and Mrs.
Burlene Y. WindeH, 1000; Paul
Shapless, 500; George Paugh,
200; Robert Biggs, 800.
Dr.. and Mrs. Alvin p Friend,
; 100. Raw Tppts Garage. 500. Rev.
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tons would necessitate continuing
the step-rate increases already pro-
vided in the present law.
In order to clarity the worker
employer contribution rate it
might be helpful if the public had
a better understanding of what is
Of great interest only to insurance
aetuares.
1t is estimated that at the one
and one-half per cent rate the trust
fund would be exhausted by 1867,
but at two percent it would last
until 1875. If later scheduled in
creases become effective the fund
will exceed $65 billion by the end
of this century. The present sched-
ule Of increases is: two and one
half per cent in 1860, three per
cent in 1865, and three and one
quarter per cent in 1870.
Social Security has proven to
be of great benefit TO vast numbers
of individuals and to the country
as a whole. 1t is not a substitute
for private savings, insurance and
pension plans, but it does provide
protection for an individuals eco
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how much is affair" gas rate increase?

difference in the three rates our company is allowed
some Of our customers would pay increases greater
than "a per cent.
But that happens only because those customers now
pay, and have been paying, substantially lower rates
than the other customers we serve Those customers
who face the larger increases have already made
substantial savings during earlier years.
The table below illustrates the way customers in
each of our present rate zones would be affected by
our proposed new rates.