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ACCESSORIES

complete your spring perfect
the hats Will be little by The nSanro
shapes tho PERENNIAL Basque b'To
the Italian the inspired the
Nothing pretsr miadys head than
shoes for spring To "hod and they should ethr
match compliment Pal" biE" viii with
everything teamed a matching gloves and hmL~r
toned y.ry b" fashion th"
here with shoes leather hu" yellow honey
brown cherry red violet and nla1 pink tRnE"rinr
smoky blue and Cornow"T blue and Of shiny black pat
leather They with tiny
bows. sandals, high MEDIUM heels Taxi" ohplr"
And don't forget hose match In pastel yellow" red b"
and paIcst pink
gloves be white beige paste" tint matching
Ray They and cotton,
soft leather Handbags fairly and boy sH,che N"
and they built practically
thing
Now lets spice oostum" With flower the iap"l
fastened handbag string Of crystal hads 10
81 bads popular this
you 90 . Wish Wear
bracelets snEiy wide sevrai they
Your hit should h. eaih" preferably In trios
10 a a
the neskIin~ trimmed white collar
chiffon finishing touch
suit
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urday, April md. Guests of the
hostess were the Mines. J. Z.
Jones and Mable Hatton. Prizes
were captured by Mrs. Addie Few,
first; Mrs. Earl Brent, second.
and Mrs. James Hughes, third.
Mrs. Earl Brent. 1929 Fourth Av.
s.. Minneapolis, will be hostess at
the next meeting, April %.
VIII Spend Easter In Chicago:
Mr.. J. Evan Johnson, $50 st. An
thony Av., will leave the city Sat
urday. April 8, for Chicago, Ill,
where he will attend Easter ser
vices at the Metropolitan Com.
munity church. The choir OF so
voices is under the direction OF
J. Stanley Jones. Mr.. Johnson will
be gone for two days.
Cosmopolitan rs Club Meets:
Mrs. Gloria Howard was hostess
to the Cosmopolitan IS club at the
home of her mother. 1920 Third
Av. s., Minneapolis, on Saturday.
April 2. The next meeting will be
Saturday, April 10, with Mrs
Gladys livery, $50 Carroll Az. as
hostess.
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MINNEAPOLIS RIRrHDAYs

April y Mrs Bruce X, Jones.
1914 So. Fourth ~.
April 10 Mrs Ida Taylor, $40
Emerson Az. N Mrs Helen Lane.
1922 Fremont Az. N; Leroy Jack.
son Jr. ti33 Fourth Az r.
April II Shirley Jackson, 4t33
Fourth Az. =.
April ~ Mrs Lucille Cooke,
1917 Chicago Az; Harry Davis,
1921 Portland Az. Mrs. Tcasie
Morrow. 1891 Chicago Az, Mrs
Dolores Whitaker. h3s Girard Az.
N
April ~ Gertrude Armstrong,
6Ii7 James Az N; Douglas Rice,
1907 Fremont Az N; Reginald
Gibson. 3p0I Clinton Az
Aprii 10 Don LAFauccitc, bai
Girard Az N, Marie Warren,
1927 Minnehaha Ave. John Her
rford. 32l Humboldt Az n
Out OF Town Birthday
April q Mrs. Mae Jones, Phil
ndelphia, Pa.
April ~ Harriet Moore. Wash
ingt1n u. G.
April IS Mrs Tony DeAngar,
ola Giilda simmsl. New York
CITY Elnura LnndrIm. owen. Wis
Cleveland Smallwood Milwaukee.
wis; Mrs " Barksdalc. Way
zatn. MINI
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Change Of Address; Mr.. ard
Mrs, William Moslcy and MIR, and
Mrs, William Scott and sons,
formerly of S62o Smelling Az. are
now residing IN their newly pur-
chased home at S4iS Third Az. s.
Easter Holiday In Kansas city
Miss Marian Hoart of 1888
Fourth Az, s, accompanied Mr.,
and Mrs, Dewey Rlodsaw ~ lll2
Fourth Az n 10 Kansas City.
Kansas and Kansas City, Mo, to
spend the Easter holiday with rel
attvcs White in Kansas city,
Kansas, family reunion viii be
held The trio LETT by motor today.
Family Guest Mrs Ollie Dun.
can of Council Bluffs. la, arrived
in the city ON Saturday, April , To
visit her daughter and grandchii-
drcn, Mrs l,urena Washington
and family Of aI2 T.. oath 81,
out of Hospitals Mrs Frances
Thomas, 2H2S iTth Az =. return
81 from Mt sinai hospital where
she underwent major surgery and
was hoSp,tahscd for two weeks
and Is now convalcscihg at the
home Of her mother. Mrs opal
westhcrry, ?aI7 Clinton Az
Visiting Father. Mrs. Lurcns
Washington 81? r. oath st win
leave tonight Tor st. Louis, Mo.
TO spend the Easter week end with
her father, Robert Thomas, Their
reunion will he a momcntous &c.
CASTOR AS II has been ten years
since she has seen her father.
IIospitalisrdI Mrs Emma Sven.
son. 2ib 18th Az 8. IL a patient
in Swedish hospital where she
will undergo surgery. Mrs Sven.
son In the mother 1T Mrs, Albert
Morris Of $3.50 Smelling Az.
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Gu.kIus To Chlcouo

Ashby Gashins, field secretary
Of the Minneapolis Urban League
left the city Saturday. April 2,
for Chicago, where he viii attend
the American Personnel and Guild.
ance Convention 10 he held nj the
Conrad hilton Hotel April 90
Mr., Gaskins headed the Minneao.
10 delegation To the convention.
lie In chairman elect of the
audio visual section ~ the Ma,
tlonal Vocational Guidance As.
sOCihtion
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BIRTHDAY
GREETINGS
ST. PAUL BIRTHDAYS

April Mrs, Wanda Piper
Owens, ST2 Dayton Az; Elmer r.
Graham, % w, Lawrence; Hyland
A. Stokes Jr,. 7SS Aurora Az.
Clcnnie q, Perry. SIS Galticr.
Rev Lincoln Berry. 6ss w. Cen.
trail: Mrs Lulu NJ. Rowland. ola
Fuller Az.
April 10 Mrs. William white,
IT'S Rondo Az: Mr.. J. Il, Rosen.
bloom. 2tSs Rondo Az,
April Norman T., Davis. eS9
St Anthony Az. Barbara Lee
Greene, TO2 Carroll Az; Mrs,
Roseliiyan Mcclure Harris. TOT
w Central Az: Stanley Harris,
iOi5 Carroll Av.; Mrs, Rose Har-
ris, ass Carroll Az: Mrs, NJ.
Spikes, TtT Rondo Av. James
Wallace Ir.. go Carroll Av,
April ~ pr. Lillian Lewis, 6To
1glehart Av.; Frank Jackson, 2ss
N, St Adams, Mrs, Dave Young.
1877 Carroll Az; Mrs Harriet
Moore. 1918 Carroll Az; Anthony
NJ, Bradley, 76S Carroll Az
April - Alice Brown. $40
Iglehart Az. Mrs Josie Hopkins,
$50 Carroll Az. Mrs. Anna scrog-
gins. Az w Central Az; Gregory
Scroggins, ?2ais Rondo Az. Miss
Smith. OCT w, Central
Az.
April II Mrs. Louis 4. Moore.
Sr., 6d2 W, Central Az; Mrs, Ed
gar William Owens, go Rondo
Av
April rs Mrs Sarah Elizabeth
Inn. S2s Carroll Az; julius Nc.
Neal. sis st Anthony Az; Mrs.
sam Mitchell, 800 N st Albans
Az
Out -of Town birthday
April IS LILLIAN white. los
Angeles, Calf: Donald Russell,
I,ns Angeles, Calf
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MRS. MAMIE BATTLES
MAS PARTY ON HER
72ND BIRTHDAY

When the U-Meet-Us club held
It's regular meeting on Thursday,
March "a following the business
session. a highhght Of the gala
afternoon was a birthday party
given by Mrs Mamie Battles in
celebration Of her 72nd birthday
A beautiful floral arrangement
Of pink and red carnations and a
three TERED decorated birthday
cake conferred the table.
The honoree was lovely in a
pastel blue crepe and lace dress,
Christmas gift. with white
knitted stole and a Corsage Of
pink roses. both birthday gifts,
Her hat was lovely original
creation
Mrs Battles received an array
Of beautiful cards and lovely gifts,
as well as one dozen rcd American
Beauty roses
Refreshments were enjoyed by
members and guests
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JACK AND JIIJ.S aINE
MARCH on DIMES $50

Mrs William Whitsidc. presi.
dent of the Twin city Chapter Of
Jack and Jill has announced that
for tho second consecutive year,
the Twin CITY chapter has sent n
check Tor 500 from its treasury
Ia the March of Dimes.
The National Foundation OF In,
fantile Paralysis has been select.
cd by the national Jack and Jill
aS It's yearly philanthropic pro
ject
The local Twin city Chapter
ranks high on the HIST Of top con.
tributors 10 the polio fund
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presented them with u new play.
mate on March ~, Clayton Nal
vcrn lr. was born IN Fairvicw
hospital and weighed IN at six
pounds and ten ounces MIR and
Mrs. V. =, kaufman of S2lT Firth
Az, s, are the maternal grand
parents, Mir and Mrs Percy
Hughes ST, $3.50 Firth Az. $. are
the Paternal grandparents,
New Addrrss, MIR, and Mrs, Ro-
bert Alexander are greeting their
friends at new address, their
newly purchased home at a3l2
Thru Az. \, They formerly were
VI SSS? Clinton Az.
mnncr Gucsti Mr. and Mrs
COMFY Landers of III Twelfth Az.
N, had as their dinner guest on
Sunday. April list, Miss Bessie
jackson OF Sp0a Second Az, 8.
Miss jackson II n sister of Mrs
Landcrs Following dinner the
afternoon was enjoyed rcmtnis-
Cing,
Motor To ~, Louis Mir and
Mrs. Ecallaw Wallace and daugh-
tiers of tOl3 Second Az, y, motor
Ell Ia st Louis, Mo, whore they
spent tho past week end NSitin.
their parents and other relatives,
breakfast Hosts Mr.. and Mrs
william Lumscy Of p22 Fremont
Az ~ had rs their guests, Mr
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ANNUAL NPIs. CHORAL
INIDS TIA SUNDAY

Tho William Llard and Build
INK Fund Committee ~ the Min.
usspnlls Choral rnipn are having
their annual ton from 3 20 20 9 30
p ~ Sunday ApriI 10. A. IN"
h0u" ~ the pFrsidsnt Mrs Dee
sie May Grcshau 27i7 clinton
~ Th' pubHr 10 cordially invited
Advi
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and Mrs, William Morris OF Chi
cage, Ill In honor or MIR, and
Mrs. Morris, the Lumseys woro
hosts at breakfast on Tuesday
morning, March 20, Other guests
were Mrs. Sofronla Allen. Mime
apolis and Mr.. Alfred Fleming OF
san Francisco, Calf,
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1T PAU.

April q Mr. and Mrs Royal
Crawford. b22 81. Anthony Az.
seven years
April 10 Mr. and Mrs ~ X
Mcknight. $50 Fuller Az. ~
years
April - Mr. and Mrs NJ. L.
MCGEE, 67I Rondo Az. five years
April II Mr. and Mrs Louis
= Moore sr. 682 W. Central Az
80 years
April 10 Mr. and Mrs g r.
Williams, ss3 ~ Anthony Az. ~
years
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COLOR

FIRST lets consider color the for 1888 blue
From the blue
Navy blue Il always good. looks
good color 90 combine with the pastes bright
Coos choice II bRethe paIst
the amber toneswhh stunning hut coupled
black u delightful combination.
choc" In the color 20 live In especially the ann.Is
suits and the white prints silk From
here the choice with gold cherry
pink NyinE for selection.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-04-08

Here I've found hard make decision IN. fashion
divided silhouette
First choice 90 b toward the slim with the hack
funess running close 4
u u has pcats they will be
straight short either slim straight.
boNy with the slightly
the line" bouffan skirt sheath
uar with other words you
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WEDDING
ANNIVERSARIES
NISNFApOIIS

April n Mr.. ana Mrs Robert
r Chambers. 9i2 Fremont Ave.
N. one year
April ~ Mr. and Mrs Robert
Bannarn. 1929 Minnehahn Ave,
nix years
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Social and Personal
x MINNEAPOLIS !

Birthday Greetings Greetings 10 Mr. h. Preston Ashley
i20l Second Az s. who will celebrate his birthday Tues
day, April II,
New Brother Leslie, II aud Janice, three years Old dSugh
cr of Mr. and Mrs Clayton Hughes of i0i5 Fifth Az s. have
welcomed brother into the family circle Their parents
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-04-08
" The
u eninine A
Angle
By Lorraine
In the Anol<a County UNION

Honestly doesn't the pract
Caly the March
thought what well gal
the Easter parade 1--WE
New Yorks Firth Avenue I'm fashion
I'd like Coorinating
robe for Easter the coming spring
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MATERIALS

Your selection should be guided article clothing
choosing Suits fashioned tweed flannel silk tweed
silk linen In tweeds
Don't the blends When
deciding dress gamu silk,
OF
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Social and Personal
Z ST. PAUL Z

Family Visitors: Mrs Harry Brtts and Mrs George Hale
of Hannibal Mo- visitors the city and were
house guests of Mr. and Mrs Harrison Davis of 6s Central
Av. They the nieceS o Mrs Davis
Breakfast Pinochle Club: Mrs Annette Robinson CSC w
Central Av hostess Breakfast Pnoche cub ON
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-11
HiIlcrest Group Backs
Zoninq for BuiIdinq

Members of the Hillcrest Citi-
Zens' Association last night voted
to approve the present coming
of Sears Roebuck property in
the 1900 block of Alabama ave-
nue. Sc, provided the building
does not extend farther east on
Alabama avenue than the present
commercial zone.
An election of officers followed,
with the following person
elected:
Howard M. Sansell, president;
Thomas S. Trime, first vice
president: DR.. John Bohnert,
second vice president; Mrs. Lii
Ian Henderson, treasurer; Mrs.
Evelyn Macintosh, secretary;
Mrs. Kathleen G. Bowman, dele
gates to the Federation of Citi-
zens' Associations. and Mrs.
Grace Myers. financial secretary.
The meeting was held in the
Holy Comforter Lutheran
Church, 1919 Alabama avenue
Sc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-11
Study Unit Named
To Spur Business

A general overall study of con-
ditions affecting the downtown
business area is planned under a
special committee formed last
night by the executive board of
the Central Businessmen's AS
ISOLATION.
The study will embrace prob
lens of parking. traffic, public
utilities and taxicabs.
Members of the group pointed
out that access to the central
city area is getting more difficult
and expensive by normal means
of transportation.
A straight fare of 10 cents per
ride without transfer or weekly
pass privileges was suggested as
a spur to business.
June 10 was set as the date
for the summer outing of the
Federation of Businessmen AS
sociations at Shadyside, Md.
w. L. Dominy, first vice presi-
dent, led the meeting in the
board room of the American Sc
curity & Trust Building, 73O
Fifteenth street NV.
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Fort Dupont Group
Reflects Fromun

Charles A. Froman last night
was reelected president of the
Fort Dupont Citizens Associa-
ton.
Other officers chosen were:
Clifford C. Klick, first vice
president; Joseph F. Nolan, Sec
ond vice president; Nell Young
blood, secretary. and Christine
Anderson, treasurer.
The citizens backed Mrs. Sam
Pratico's proposal to support
William j. Smith for president of
the Federation of Citizens AS
sociations and Ralph E. Cush-
man for vice president.
Held in the Anne Beers School,
Alabama avenue and Thirty
sixth place Sc. the meeting was
conducted by Mr.. Froman.
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SEARCH CONTINUES
FOR TOP OFFICERS
OF CITIZEN GROUP

The Rhode Island Avenue
Citizens Association is
without a president or first
vice president for next
year.
At a regular meeting last
night. the nominating COM
mittee was unable to pre-
sent the names of anyone
who would accept the re-
sponsibility of these offices.
An executive session will
be called before the June
meeting in an effort to find
qualified candidates to fill
the positions.
Others who had previously
accepted nominations to
other Offices were elected
unanimously. They are Mrs.
John Pike. second vice pres
ident: Mrs. Dorothea M.
Sigmund. secretary; Mrs.
Elizabeth Christman, as
sistant secretary; Fred T.
Devine, treasurer: Chester
F. Bletch and Mrs. Alfred
L. Smith, delegates to the
Federation of Citizens As
sociations, and Mrs. E. B.
Anidon and Mrs. John Pike,
delegates to the Northeast
Council.
The meeting was con-
Quoted by w. A. Eisenhart
in the McKendree Methodist
Church, South Dakota and
Rhode Island avenue NE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-11
Summit Park Unit
Elects New Officers

New officers were elected last
night by the Summit Park Citi-
gems Association. They are:
Howard o. Lorenzen. 'presi-
dent: D. J. Mclaughlin, first vice
president; w. j. Smith. second
vice president: Mrs. A. Feriozi,
treasurer, and John Brun, sec
rotary.
The meeting was held in the
Anne Beers School. Alabama
avenue and Thirty-sixth place
Sc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-11
DR.. Fein to Speak

DR.. Isaac M. Fem, professor
of history at Baltimore Hebrew
College, will speak on 1900 Years
of American-Jewish History" at
$50 pm. tomorrow in the music
auditorium of Catholic Univer-
sity.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-11
Speaker for Alumni

DR.. Raymond Walters, presi-
dent of the University of Gin
cinnati, will address the Wash
ington chapter of the univer-
sity's alumni association at pm.
tomorrow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-11

Just stack them out of the
way when not in use-which
won't be often. Rustproof,
lightweight aluminium with
Firestone velon plastic web.
bling. 3 color combinations.
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"Our
Growing Edge"
MRS. MARTHA GLOTFELTY

The Teacher is so Very important
All over the land, boys and girls
are going back 10 school many OF
them for the first time
Some buildings and equipment
are bright new and shiny, some
are old and not too modern.
Important as physical facilities
are, the personality of the teacher
is far more important 1t is the
teacher who gives to child in
school for the first time, important
and lasting first impressions Of this
larger world into which he is just
entering 1t is possible to do this
so well and tactfully that he will
acquire healthy and joyful atti-
tudes toward the learning he must
do.
To the older boys and girls, the
teacher is pattern, a guide, an
inspiration, not only with the inn
portant subject matter they must
teach. but with right attitudes. per
sonality development, spiritual out
look.
The good teacher is many things,
and needs tact, humility and much
understanding for this important
profession
The teacher is a prophet; He
lays the foundation of tomorrow
The teacher is an artist; He works
with the precious clay of unfolding
personality.
The teacher is a friend; His heart
responds to the faith and dcvotions
of his students.
The teacher is a citizen. He is
selected and licensed for the i'm
prOvement of society.
The teacher is an Interpreter:
Out of his maturcr and wider life,
he seeks to guide the young.
The teacher is builder; He
works with the higher and finer
values of civilization.
The teacher is a culturc-bearcr;
He leads the way toward worthier
tastes, sancr attitudes more graci-
Gus manners. higher intelligence.
The teacher is a pioneer. He is
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-09-08
Constitution Week
Is Proclaimed

To the end that there may be re-
neWcd interest in the observance
of Constitution Week, the Daugh-
tiers of the American Revolution are
promoting celebrations throughout
the United States. to commemo-
rate the 168th anniversary of the
adoption of the Constitution.
In Maryland, the Governor, the
County Commissioners of the coun-
ties and mayors of all incorporated
towns have been asked to issue
prOclamatiOns declaring September
II to % as Constitution Week"
The prOclamations urge special
attention to our Federal constitu-
ton and the advantages of Ameri-
can citizenship, flying u. S. flags
at their businesses and homes and
especially emphasizing the pur-
poses of good government as set
forth in the constitutions preamble
and the duty of all persons in the
Republic to protect the constitu-
ton and the freedom in its Bill of
Rights, so that it may continue to
protect its citizens and their pos
terity.
Proclamations have been issued
by Joseph limbaugh, mayor OF
Oakland; by Lee Beachy. mayor OF
Grantsville: and by II. ID. Swartzen-
truber. Aubrey c. Brcnneman and
Erwin A. Roth, county commission.
ers.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-09-08
GORTNER

Mr.. and Mrs. Elwood Schloss-
nagle and daughter Janet were at
Harrisonburg, Va, recently, help
ing their daughter, Mrs. Ellis
Harsh and family move to Bridge
water on Monday evening. The
Harshes from Bridgcwater, Mr..
and Mrs John Harsh, EglOn; Mr..
and Mrs. Dixon, Gnegy Church,
and John Schlossnagle and family,
of Oakland, were guests of Mr. and
Mrs. ElWOod Schlossnagle
Mr. and Mrs Earl Burkholder
and children. of Trenton, N. j., re-
Gently visited Mr.. and Mrs Harold
White.
MIR. and Mrs Harvey Swartzcn-
truber were called to Grafton Sun
day evening on account of the
death of their relative. Leo Crane.
Mrs Clara LillCr spent Sunday
with the Hessc family
Miss Rosie BeachY, her mother.
and brother, ALIVE Beachy and
family, Lancaster. were Saturday
dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Eli
Beachy.
Mr. and Mrs Lawrence Bittingcr
and Miss Helen Roger, of Balti-
more. spent the holidays with his
mother, Mrs. Anna Rttinger.
The following spent Monday with
Mr. and Mrs Paul Wclch. Mr. and
Mrs. George Dewitt, Wcstcrnport.
Mrs. Billy Wclch and sons and
Catherine HauScr. Oakland.
n
Prime Minister Nchru's Congress
party appealed to all Indians to
end peaceful marches" into Portu.
gCSc India.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-09-08
COVE

Mrs George f. Hctz and Mrs.
Henry Glass received word their
aunt. Mrs. John Fratz. of Letch-
field. O., was struck by car and
killed last week. Mrs. Fratz was
the former Anna Shcvel, a daugh-
ter of George and Barbara SheVel
and was from the Cove. Funeral
services were held Monday after
noon, September 5, at Letchfield.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Hanft, Mrs.
Roy Hartman and son, Paul, Air
man and Mrs. Donald Glass spent
the weekend in Akron, o., where
they attended the Weber reunion.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Georg and
daughter, of Turtle Creek, Pa, Wis
tied MIR and Mrs. George E, Hetz
Thursday.
Mrs. Hobart Griffith and daugh-
ter, of Cleveland, o.. spent last
week with Mr. and Mrs Bert Crit
fifth.
The congregation of the Lutheran
church gave a farewell party to
their pastor and family. Rev. and
Mrs. M F. FRANKIE, Wednesday eve
ming. The FrankeS will leave this
week for their new field of work
in North Carolina.
Mrs. William Hanft visited the
past week with Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
Hanft at Hartville, O.
Frank Paugh spent the past week
visiting his aunt at Falls Church,
Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Hanft and
family and Miss Ethclcnc Friend
were shopping in Oakland Thurs
day.
Lloyd Friend has been i'll for the
past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Dickinson arc
visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-09-08
Extension Meetings

Meetings among IomcmakCr and
Four-H clubs for September were
announced by Miss Ethel Grove
home demonstration agent
HomcmakcrS- Executive board
meeting at Accident Fire Hall Sep
TENDER II. 1870 to a.
Mars Hill club September 13
at 1870 at the home of Mrs Guy
Stanton. Miss Bculah Englc and
Mrs. leslie Stanton will give the
demonstrations also on the same
day Deer Park club at town hall at
7:30 p. m, with Mrs. Obey Winner
and Mrs. Mary DeBcrry giving the
demonstration.
September Is, Mt. Zion club at
September a. McHenry club al
home of Mrs. NeSta McSpadden
100 p. m. Mrs. Robert Glotfelty
will give the demonstration.
stration.
the Grove at p. m Mrs Mary f
Harvey and Mrs. A. w Tasker will
give the demonstration. Friends
vile club at home of Mrs Orval
Rush at 100 p. m, with Mrs. Rich.
ard Coddington giving the demon.
stration
September 16-Acorn club at s
p. m. at home of Mrs. Howard
Naylor Mrs Naylor will give the
demonstration Each member is
being asked to bring her favoritC
vegetable prepared
Four-H-Accidcnt club Septem
Der 10. $50, at home of Carol Jean
Fike.
September II, Monte Vista clut
at $3.50 at home of Mrs. George
Hanst leader Assistant leader i,
Mrs. Robert Rodcheaver.