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Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-12-07

Ier's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. c.
! Rogers.
Miss Nancy Mcneil. student
= AT Peace College, Raleigh. was
the Weekend guest of her par
|cnts, Mr.. and Mrs. Mog"ry Nc
Ncill.
Mrs. II. n. ROGERS. Mrs Louis
Rogers and Mrs. lawrence Min
ton were visitors in Raleigh for
The day Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stacey King and
son of Goldsboro were week.
end guests of Mrs. Kings par
cntS, Mir. and Mrs. b. &. Powell.
Mrs. Carl McarcS, Carolyn.
Mary Lee and Carl Jr, were
Weekend guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. William I. Decker in Tar
boro. n. G.
/ Mrs. Emily Powell has &c
turned home following a visit
Of several weeks with her dau-
Ghtcr. Mrs. Arnold Pate 2ad hir.
Pate in Richmond. Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Barnes
and children. jeanne and Rusty
have gone To Carlton. Ky. where
Mr.. Barnes is ON the tobacco
market.
Bruce Powell. Jr.. left Sunday
for GrccnvillC. Tenn. where ne
will be on the tobacco ma:l.ct
! Dr.. and Mrs. Gordon Lee
Townsend and children o! Dunn,
y. {. were Sunday guests Of DR..
=. Townscnd'S parents. Nh. and
Mrs. c. G.. Townsend.
j Mr. and Mrs. Don Strickland
have returned homo after at
tending the wedding of THEN
daughter, Miss Libby Strickland
and Mr.. Pare in Washington. d.
G. Saturday. November IS.
d Mr.. and Mrs. Phillip Rogers
and children. Linda. Brenda and
Larry have returned to their
home in Port North. Ala. fol-
lowing a visit with Mr.. RDgcl 5
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Alton
Rogers
Mr.. and Mrs. Roger Nintpn
and daughter. Irene. of Raleigh
spent the Weekend with Mr.,
AlInton'S parents, Mr.. and Mrs,
L q AIiptpD
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-12-07

lowing weeks visit with her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Brice Elv-
lng'un.
Ellis Divine McareS. Jr., stu
dent at Oak Ridge spent the
Weekend with his parcatS. Mr.
and Mrs. Ellis Divine Mcarcs,
81.
Nh. and Mrs. Oliver Rogers
spent THANKSGIVING holiday :
with their daughter, Mrs. Jim
my Sandlcford and Mr.. Sandlc-
ford at Crcedmoor.
Mrs. {. f. Waddcll has re-
turned home from James Walk
cr Memorial Hospital. Whining
ton, where she was a patient
several day.
MIR. and Mrs. Ripper, ROGERS
and son. Benny. of Chariot.
were recent guests of MI. ROC
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-12-07

Mr.. and Mrs. James Vcner-
able and son of Raleigh. We're
Weekend guests Of Mrs. Veneer
abloS parents, Mr.. AMI ElIs
Walton Parrish.
Mr: and Mrs. J. p. Wn6dcl.
Miss Nellie Waddcll. Mrs. Hon
ace Powell and son, PAT. have
returned from several days Say
at their summer home at Car
den City. :. {.
Mrs. Bessie Rogers MS re-
turned home from New York.
where She attended the Wedding
of her son. Richard Rogers. SIT
urdaE afternoon, November e.
Mr., and Mrs. Lloyd THOMPSON
of McColl. 5. G.. Pvt. Navr,
Thompson OF Fort jackson. <. &.
and Mr.. and Mrs. S,.nl..
Thompson of Fair BLUR. were
dinner guests of Mi and Mrs
Walton Parrish Sunday.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-12-07

returned from visit with Mr.
Scott III Wilmington. Del.
Miss Sandra Sect. student q,
Peace College, Raleigh, spcn,
the Weekend with her parents
MIR. and Mrs. |. NJ. Scott, Miss
Scott mad as her guest Miss Jan
ice Durham of ElizabcthtoN n.
n. G.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Ec,InDud
and daughter. Suzanne, of Bu'y.s
Creek, were recent guests OF
Mrs. Ruth Edmond.
Miss Ruth Ellington has re-
turned to Florence. s. {. for
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-12-07
Fair Bluff News
nv NfRS - n y.S~,.

Arthur Parrish. son of Mr..
and Mrs. Walton Parrish is now
stationed with the U. S. Army at
Fort jackson. S. c.
Mrs. Matte b. Atkinson OF
Marion, s. c. was the Weekend
guest of her son and daughter
p-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Jimmy
Atkinson.
Mrs. Nathaniel Scott and
daughters, Joan and Janice have
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-12-07

Tabor City Tribune
Tabor City, N. c.
Dear Sir:
came to Tabor City in 1924.
/ have seen several policemen
come and go. But Chief II. E.
Epps is the only policeman
have seen pour whiskev out.
The others let it cvaporate in
the jar.
Sincerely.
w. c. Dyson
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-12-07

Report of Register of Deeds.
5OI Cuattrl> at SOC .. s253.5y
1873 Liens at soc G6 ~
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-12-07

scriptlon 10 The Tabor City Til
bune.
Thanks for the remainder that
the expiration date was close.
because | would not want this to
happen as ! enjoy the home
town paper very much.
Very truly yours,
EleaSc Foster
(MrS.) Edgar Foster
Tabor City, N. c.
Dec. |, 1855
Editor
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-05-27

Madison Development Co. to NJ.
and w. Construction Co. Inc, lots
no. /, 2, 3, 4, block 3, Elmhurst
village no. London.
William and Alice Leach, to
Vernon G. and Virginia L. Boyd,
0.368 acres in Monroe Twp.
Governor and Susan j. Henson
to Leland and Ruth Henson, parcel
of land in Monroe Twp.
Harvey and Eleanor Long to
John E. and Ernestine Hammond
2 tracts in London, 1882 SO. #
Howard and Floy Chenoweth to
Sanford B. and Reba T. Lacey,
0.369 acres in Somerford Twp.
Edith H. Maddux to Harold l.
and Carrie v. Headley, lot so in
Mortimore and Newman's addi-
tion, West jefferson.
Estate of Osie Thomas, to
Frank A. Thomas, 51.62 acres in
Range Twp. and undivided " in
terest in 1909 acres, Range, Twp
Dan B. and Etura I. Hill to
Florence Hill, part of lot 33 in
Lafayette.
Harry Sites to Richard and
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-05-27

Margaret v. Johnson, lots no. l3
and Ia in Speasmaker second ad-
dition, Union Twp.
Ella Rhyan to George E. and
Ada Blanche Beedy, one acre in
Range Twp.
AID TO RH BABIES
SCHENECTADY, N. Y. R - A
physicist, whose six-year-old son
was an Rh-negative baby. has de-
veloped a device that may give
other infants born with the wrong
type of blood greater chance for
life.
His development is a blood
warming device to be used in the
type of exchange TRANSMISSION that
saved his son from possible death.
1t was the result of an over-the-
fence conversation between the
physicist DIR. Volney c. Wilson OF
the General Electric Co., and pc
diatrician, DR.. Stewart c. Wagon
er.
DR.. Wagner told Wilson it
should be possible to decrease the
death rate of Rh-negative babies
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-05-27

Maude S. and Harley Mace to
Edna Lorraine Hill, two tracts in
Mt Sterling, 0.16 acres.
Edna L. and A. Ross Hill to
Reva H. and Pearl H. Gochenour,
two tracts in Mt. Sterling, 0.16
acres.
William E. Sr. and Clara E.
Mckinney to William E. Jr. and
Donna Mae Mckinney, lots no. 81
and 80 in Myers addition, London.
George E. and Della M, Barnes
to Raymond and Edna Mae Lucy,
1882 acres more or less in Union
Twp.
Jerry Bigelow ct al. to Walter
r. Dillon eft al, 0.348 acres in
London.
Harry and Irene ]. Sites to
Ethel Sites, lot no. II, Speasmak-
er's second addition, Union Twp.
Martha ]. and Clarence E. Lew
is to Walter Lemaster ct al, trus-
tees of the Pentecostal church of
Christ, me, South Charleston,
21.14 acres in Union Twp.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-05-27

if some suitable way could be
found to warm the blood during
TRANSMISSION. About 10 per cent of
such infants do not live.
The device consists of a stainless
steel water container, a single four
way stopcock and heating element
and controls to raise the water
temperature to the proper level.
The device lessons the shock to
infants during such transfusions.
SMALLEST PAPER GROWS
TRYON, N. c. Up, - The Tryon
Daily Bulletin, which for 81 years
has called itself the worlds small
lest daily newspaper, will be en-
larged.
The title may hold good, how
ever. The new size will be 812 by
IL inches-the size of a business
letterhead. The paper has been
Az by 71a inches.
Seth M. Vining, editor and own
er, established the Bulletin Jan. 81
1928, with shirttail full of type
and AN old broken-down job press. .
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-05-27

tody of 2 minor children, alimony
and other relief.
Minute Book:
Maurine K. Trimble VS.. Robert
Stillings, judgement for plaintiff
on note, amount $12272.
George Wickline VS.. Gerald
Starr, case dismissed.
Donna Belle Crawford VS.. Elvin
Crawford, case dismissed.
State of Ohio VS.. Richard Matt
news, defendant sentenced to l to
5 years in Ohio Pen for escape.
State of Ohio VS.. frankie Darl-
ing, indicted for insufficient
funds, plea-guilty, probation time
expired, defendant restored to cit
izenship.
Sons Bars and Grills and VOL
VERNE Ins. Co. VS.. Wilbur c. Fout,
cause dismissed.
Herbert Lucas VS.. Lewis Stano-
lis, cause dismissed on payment.
Lula Jane Cook, a minor by
Mae McNeer, next friend, VS., Har-
old Eugene Cook, defendant order
ed to pay temporary alimony.
Gloria Garner VS.. Willis Garner,
case dismissed
Elizabeth Jeanne Smith VS.. Dan
iel r. Smith, temporary restrain
ing order issued.
William F. Slyh VS.. Rita Paul
inc Slyh, divorce granted on
grounds of extreme cruelty. De-
fendant awarded custody of min
or child, temporary alimony and
other relief.
Marjorie w. Terry VS.. George
W. Terry, order for attachment in
contempt.
John r. Albright VS.. Fred Nor
rison, judgement on note for
plaintiff, amount $23874, with in
tereSt.
RECORDERS OFFICE
Stella Smith to Wayne Smith
12409 acres in Pleasant Twp.
Dannie L. and Anna E. HiX to
Grace O'Day Canter, 2 tracts in
Pleasant Twp, 70 acres.
Estate of Martha Shockley Dorm
to Henry Dorm ct al, undivided
half-interest in lots no. 6, 7, 8, 8,
10, east side annex, Midway.
Estate of Henry Dorm to Helen
Kemper ct al. undivided 2s inter
est in lots no. 6, 7, 8 g, 10 in
east side annex, Midway.
Maxine and George L. Gordon
to Harold Dorm, undivided "a in
terest in lots no 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 in
east side annex, Midway.
Helen and Donald B. Kemper
to Harold Dorm, undivided 13 in
terest in lots no. 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 in
asst side annex, Midway.
Harold Dorm to Dorothy Dorm,
undivided II interest in lots no 6,
7, 8, 9, 10 in east side annex, Mid
way.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-05-27

James and Mary Daniels to Will
liam T. and Dorothy Daniels, part
of lots no. "a and IS in Sanford.
]. w. Boyd to H. H .Crabbe,
27.S0 acres in Pike Twp.
Eunice Pollack to Freda Pol
lock ct al, lots no. 81 and 38 in
Mt. Sterling.
Alvin L. and Helen M. Richards
to John r. Richards lots 3 to Z,
inclusive in Darby Crest addition,
West Jefferson.
Elizabeth ]. Fields to Harvey
and Eleanor Long, lots no. Al, As,
Jefferson.
Henry Seldom to Robert E. Sell
don, lot 16 in Bank addition, Lon
don.
Ivan L. Miller, admr. of the es-
tate of Clara E. Dillow to Warren
E and Opal L. Norris, lot no. 4S,
Lafayette.
Herbert r. Parlette ct al. to
Harry c. Sites, lot no. 48, Speas-
makers addition, Union Twp.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-05-27
Madison County
Court
PROBATE COURT
Accounts Filed:

Herman Galbreath final.
Kemper L. Foster first and fin
al.
Wills Probated: -.
Will of Anna Mary Scheiderer
admitted to probate and record
May IA, 1855.
Will of Laura Y. Krout admitt-
ed to probate and record May II,
1855.
Appointments: -.
In the estate of Oscar Ward,
deceased, late of Paint Twp, Gel
esta F. Ward appointed admin
stratrix, $4,000 bond. Bruce d.
Lewis, G.. G.. ScheIechty and Rich
ard P. Slagle, appraisers.
Marrige Licenses Asked:
Lester Smith, 49, laborer, Lon
don, and Mrs. Will Jean Ward,
35, cook, London.
Marriage Licenses Granted:
Lester Smith and Mrs. Will
Jean Ward. xs
COMMON PLEAS
New Cases: :.
The First National Bank of Lon
don VS.. Warren II. Holloway,
South Vienna, O., judgement for
plaintiff on cognovit note, amount
S353.42 with interest and costs.
Farmers and Citizens Bank
Lancaster, O., VS.. Kenneth Reed
South Vienna, o., judgement for
plaintiff on cognovit note, amount
S21535 with interest and costs.
Edgar Bussard VS.. Grace Ward
Bussard, divorce sought on
grounds of gross neglect of duty.
Geneva Hughes, minor by her
mother and next friend, LYDIA
Ward, Plain City, VS.. Bernard
Hughes, Rte. 2, London divorce
sought on grounds of gross neglect
of duty. Plaintiff asks custody OF
minor child, support and other re-
lief.
Robert A. Wilson and Edna M
Wilson, West Jefferson, VS.. Board
of Education, Jefferson Local
School Dist, suit to quiet title.
Elmer Mel. Justus VS.. Elizabeth
DinguS eft al, suit to quiet title.
Harley Corder and Sons, Rte
4, London, VS.. William Whitman
Rte. 4, London, action for money
only, amount claimed S275, with
interest.
Dean Z. and Earl F. Dixon dba
as Dixon'S Grocery VS.. Helen
Weise Wilson, London, action for
money only, amount claimed
S153.S2 with interest.
Elizabeth Jeanne Smith, by her
next friend, Dorothy Norman, VS.
Daniel r. Smith, Rte. 2, Mechan-
icsburg, divorce sought on grounds
of gross neglect of duty and eX'
treme cruelty. Plaintiff asks Gus.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-05-27

What are you going to do this
summer and how much are you 60
ing to make %, is a common topic
of conversation around the Capital
University campus at this time
How much are you going to
make?" is not the basic question,
however, asked by the individuals
pictured above.
This is Team No. ! of the Parish
Mission Builders, an organization
of church workers who are going
out this summer to offer their SER
vices in various mission congrega-
tions of the American Lutheran
Church. There will be one team
out in the field from each of the
four colleges of the American Lu-
theran Church: Capital, Texas Lu-
theran, Wartburg (Iowa) and Re-
gina (Canada). All four teams met
in cambridge, Ohio, sometime ago
for their basic training. These
young people will serve without
remuneration in the congregations
to which they are assigned. They
will help with local canvasses and
where they find need exists, they
will do evangelism work which will
be their chief concern. In addition
to that, they will try to establish
Luther Leagues wherever they go,
they will help to organize music
program in the church they will
organize and conduct daily Bible
school, and before they leave they
will try to set up an organization
of adults within the congregation
who will follow through with the
project after they leave.
Pictured above are (top left Al
vim Ellerbusch of Detroit, who is
Captain of the team; Upper right
Susan Menter of Pemberville,
Ohio: Clover left Mary Joyce
Boehm of Findlay, Ohio; and (low-
er right Jake Knoedler of Pitts
burgh, Penna.
Rev. David B. Owens, Campus
Chaplain at Capital University, is
the adviser for the group.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-05-27
HANDY CLEANING CHART
by Edna NJ. Muller

Keeping upholstery clean and attractive at all
especially with general use OF the
fabrics such Candaon nyon which the touch OF
all that's needed to wipe stains WOOL cotton
silk c also be cleaned readily care is taken and strue
the following chart will do the trick
exceptionally heavy stains long setting it's best to consult
a standard cleaning establishment.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-05-27
FREE LUNCH

CLEVELAND LP1 - Lou Wat
son, who recently moved his res
taurant from downtown Cleveland
to suburban Lakewood, several
miles away, says a flock of pige-
ons which patronized the back door
of his old place now visit his new
one. He says he's sure they're the
same ones because they are so
tame.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-05-27

PUBLIC SALE
will at northwest Fifth st., and Walnut
following belonging Porter M
Estate at public auction
Saturday, June 4, 1855
Commencing at 1:oe p. M.
Personal Property:
goods including items of interest to collectors
beds bedding chairs stoves kitchen equipment
radio cyinder
Ford Tudor having relatively low mileage
Terms require cash day OF sale
Real
dwelling electricity and gas To-
E. Fifth ST. and Walnut st. IN
London.
Appraised at 100000.
single dwelling Lot No 157 Toands Addition
the London and being No 20 Kendall ST. electric and gas
Appraised at $29O0O0.
following Sold being Nos 158 159
16O in Tolands Addition London and fronting Kendall St
Appraised $4,000 each.
be paid of sale balance
conveying marketable title in fee simple
Oran H. Wilson, Administrator C Harold Flax Aucioneer
-.. William Wilson,
Jaclman & Nichols Attorneys-at-Law London, Ohio
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-05-27
CANDALON
NYLON

CANDALON
Sponge with iukewarm Sponge with
water. Rub lightly damp sloSh.
with g.ycerine. Rinse
thoroughly with water.
Moissen gum with Sponge via
carbon tetrachlorids damp csctn.
and work of with
dull knife.
Work vaselins into Sponse VIE
stain. Sponge with damp Cioth'
carbon tetrschlorids.
Soften with vaselins. sponge VIE
Sponge with carbon damp siosns
fetfschlorids.
Mix raw starch 60 o Sponse WIG
|paste with cold water. osmp SioAo'
Apply thickly 70 sfain;
when dry brush awsy.
DO nos Iet dry. Soak sponge w,n
in milk. Rinse ia cold uS3'p s'okas
water. Sponge with
carbon setrschloside.
Sponge with essben Ponse VIE
tstrschloride, aP Ss
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-05-27
WOOL

| WOOL
lUse hot soapy
| wafer.
| Apply Ice; scrape
| with dull knife.
| Sponge with car.
| bon tetrachloride.
| Sponge with car.
| boo tetrschioride.
| Soften with vase.
| line. Sponge with
carbon tetfa.
| chloride.
| Sponge with cold
| water and mild
| soap suda.
| Do not lee dry.
Rub iron rust sosr
| into stain. Let
| stand O minute
and wipe of with
| dry Goth. Repeat
| process.
| Sponge with hot
water and soap.
| suds. Rinse with
| cold water. After
| drying sponge
| with carbon
| tetrachlorids.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-05-27

STAIN |ssEEss
Tee d Use hot sospy
Coffes water.
Chewing Apply Ice ana
Gum scrspe of.
Wash In warm
soapy water.
Lipssick Loosen stain
with ysselins.
Launder ss
usual.
Rsssh Soften with
Pain4 vaseiine. Wash
with plenty OF
soap.
Blood Soak Ia cold
water. Wash 10
warm soapy
water.
lnk Do nos let dry.
lwTtting) Soak Ia milk.
Rinse in cold
water.
Ise Wash In hos
Cream soapy wafer.
The Sidney herald., 1955-04-14
that AL prices
are EoW CT S0feW0Y...
10 iWsf @ few
advertised "speciaHs"

In past weeks, we have presented in our advertising hundreds
of prices as proof that all prices are low at Safeway. Now, here's
more proof. Check these prices. Compare them with what you
would pay elsewhere. Discover the worthwhile savings that
Safeway offers on your total food bill. Make this comparison
pay off by shopping regularly at Safeway.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-21
QUESTIONS:
CMyf0Msarily, TINS
WEEKS i've Got
a Question: arfi-
Giles are limited 10

q single question and a single
answer. Bar not long ago we
received TWO letters from read
ers, each asking a different
question of the same experf.
The expert was pariy-gipeT Elsa
Maxwell, and we decided to let
her answer both.
The first reader, Eva Gnsfof-
son, asked: "Who is the most
fascinating woman you have
known ?" The second reader,
Mrs. Sidney G. Gage, asked.
"W1t0f was your cheapesf parry
and your nsosf expensive parfy?'
ANSWERS: My answer to
Eva Gustafson is that | have
not known one fascinating
woman. but five: /. Alice
Roosevelt Longworth; 2.
Greta Carlo; ;. Clare Boothe
Luce: 4. Rebecca West; S.
Ethel Barrymore (see photos).
Alice Longworth, daughter
Of the late Theodore Roosevelt,
first met in San Francisco just
after the Russo-J japanese War,
when her father was President.
She was called Princess Alice"
and she was so nice to me that
have always adored her.
Today we are intimate
friends, though our paths sell
dom cross. She has never
changed - is always the same,
wearing funny hats and an old
fashioned hairdo, both char
actcristic of this remarkable
woman with a brilliant mind.
Greta Carlo has always
been mysterious and lived in a
spirit world of her own. She
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-21
il PEOPLE
And PARTIES
I'll NEVER FORGET
By Elsa Maxwell

has never been happy, and this
intrigued me most. | couldn't
imagine the most beautiful
woman have ever seen - not
to say the most successful
screen personality - always
unhappy and always wanting
to 60 home"
Clare Bo0the Luce | admired
first as woman who made q
great professional career of
playwriting. Also for her terms
as a Representative in the us.
Congress, her brilliance on TV,
her editorial jobs at which she
has always excelled. And now
her service as the most success
full ambassador we ever sent to
Italy. Last but not least, /
admire her for her role as q
successful and loving wife to
her husband, Henry r. Luce.
Rebecca West, the author
Of Return Of the Soldier" "
The BLACK ami and (Srey
Falcon" The Meaning of
Treason" and stunning reports
Of the Nuremberg Trials, is
the most brilliant talker | have
ever known - and a perfectly
delightful woman to meet.
Ethel Barrymore - just be-
cause she is Ethel Barrymore.
Now, for the second question,
from Mrs. Gage.
The cheapest party Of my
career was in Canada when l
was lecturing there in the
1905. The hosts had q hunt
ing lodge outside Montreal.
and they invited the neighbors
from far and wide to a party in
my honor. There were about
40 couples.
1t was called a box party.
Every woman brought a supper
for two) she had made herself,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-21

Ts'' Wesk aass.i"s : Aus..s II. fsss
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-06-02
Horse Shoe Run

Those in the Cross Roads school
who had perfect attendance for the
past school year we're Harper EV-
ans, Helen Slaubaugh, Catherine
Evans, Gloria Evans, Roger Evans
Letha and Alta Shaffer, Helen
Lantz, Anna Slaubaugh, Carolyn
Evans, Robert Harsh, Terry Evans
Rodney Hauser, Sandra Rembold
and Shirley Dumire
Those with faithful attendance
were Wanda Harsh. Gary Ball,
Gary Helmick, Juanita Ball, Palma
Garrett. Larry Evans, Allen Null
lenax. Harold Roth. Donna Slau-
baugh and Charlotte Evans.
The Texas Sunday School has
been rcorganized and the following
officers and teachers were elected
for the coming year:
superintendent Orville Evans;
assistant superintendent, George
Wolfe: secretary, Mrs. George
Roth: assistant, Burldene Ball;
treasurer. Mrs. George Roth. Teach
ers. Adult Lawrence Henlinc;
Young Adult, Orvillc Evans; Inter
mediate. George Roth; Junior, Mrs
Clifton Bachtel; Primary, Mrs
George Wolfe
A Community Sing will be held
Saturday night, June IS, at the
school house Invitations have been
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-06-02

Mrs. Elwood Glotfelty in Glades
section.
Mr. and Mrs Robert Kelly and
two sons Washington, d c. Wis
tied Mrs Kelly's mother, Mrs. Ag-
mes Brenneman.
Pvt Dale Glotfelty spent Me-
mortal Day with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs Orval Glotfelty.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Beachy, of
Springs. Pa, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd
Beachy, Akron, o.; Mr.. and Mrs
Thomas Beachy and Mr. and Mrs
Randall Beachy, Cresaptown, Wis
tied their parents, Mr. and Mrs
Oliver Beachy, recently.
Private William l.. Emory spent
the holiday weekend with his par
cnts, Mr.. and Mrs r. L. Emory
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Brenneman
were Memorial Day guests of Mrs.
Agnes Brenneman.
Clark Hetrick, who is employed
by construction company near
Pittsburgh, Pa. spent the weekend
with his family here.
Samuel Teats, of near Rock
Lodge. was a recent visitor here.
Mrs r. L. Emory and son Will
liam were in Oakland on business
last Saturday
Homemakers Meet
Miss Katherine Close. Home
Service adviser from the Potomac
Edison company, met with the
Homemakers club at the home of
Mrs Ralph Bucket, Wednesday
afternoon and gave a demonstra-
ton on the Use and Care of Small
Electrical Equipment" She used
the waffle iron. mixer, deep fryer,
skillet and the food blender in her
demonstration.
The club gave money for CARE
to send surplus food packages to
needy families and institutions
overseas.