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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-07
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DISTRICT HEIGHTS-S250 down To
vets. $50 mo, pays all. Sac, due
to Illness Price, Si2,SO0. large
bedrms., full bsmt. with recr rm.
situated on nice street: washing
machine and cleo. stove very COW
to schools, bus. stores. churches;
must be sold now. See it and
make offer ASK for Mr.. Surles
RE: 6-1526. FREDERICK W
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-07

ROBERT g. DAVIS A co.
WA. $4,000
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HYATTSVILLE-5 bdrms., . baths
oil h -w.h. equipped for " ants
4j0i Burlington I'd SIT 1000: $500
down, open Sun. III. WA. 72lG3
HYATTSVILLE. Woodlawn Section,
3-bedrm brick rambler complete
gle Kitchen, full tiled bsmt Assume
- CT loan, owner transferred. Call
Ap 7-3i6T
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.

1907 Legation I'd
stories: liv rm, din. rm.. kit. Isl
floor. 3 bedrms., bath, End floor
fun bsmt. with bath: Diet; gar;
terms. Reas. FOX g. WHALIN
INC. AP 7-0si7.
sl3,500; $1,000 cash to
dining room, lge. kit. bath: bSmt.
I2-aere lot good cond. FREDERICK
W BERENS SALES. INC, RE. o.
900 til . pm.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1956-03-29
Will Compete in
Mrs. America Event

one local person will be one of
four area women selected to be
contestants for the Mrs America
contest being sponsored by the
Cumberland and Allegheny Gas
company and gas appliance deal
ers.
The local entrant is Mrs Marvin
Jones, of Mt. Lake Park. Others
entered are Mrs. Clyde Runion,
Mrs. w. Ardell Haines, Mrs. Paul
Gipe. all of Cumberland or nearby.
The local competition will be
held April at the Home Economics
department of the Gas company of
flee in Cumberland. They we're Sc
lected after an interview and test
ing of baked product they made.
In the local contest they will bake
a complete meal and bring in an
item of sewing which they made.
The contest will be at 1890 a m,
and 100 p. m, with two con-
testants taking part at each of the
sessions.
Judges for the contest will be
Mrs. Gladys Eaton, supervisor of
the school lunch program for the
Allegany County Board of Educa-
ton; Mrs. George Hanst, Oakland,
winner of the Western Maryland
finals in the contest last year; and
Mrs. Franklin Kremer, who has
been active in leadership work
with All clubs in Cumberland.
Two finalists will be selected
April to vie with Hagerstown
woman for the state title. The win
ners of the local contest will each
receive a gas range. The state
finals are set for Cumberland April
IS. The winner will be announced
at dinner that night at the Cum
berland Country club with Mayor
Roy Ewes of Cumberland browning
the winner.
The state winner will receive a
trip to Ellinor Village, Fla, to
participate in the national finals.
Her husband also will be given the
Florida trip. In addition the state
winner gets 500 in cash, 500 worth
of luggage, 500 worth of perfume,
a 500 wardrobe and 500 watch.
In the state finals the contestants
will bake a complete meal, demon
stratc their sewing ability and take
part in an ironing competition.
They will be judged on poise and
personality and general homemak-
ing ability.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1956-03-29
Game Commission to
Hold Public Hearing
ON Proposed Changes

The State Game and Inland Fish
commission has announced pub
lie hearing at Annapolis on Fri
day, April 10, at 7:3O p. m, to dis
cuss a number of proposed regu-
lations. The proposed changes
cover open seasons, bag limits
for game birds and game animals,
regulated pheasant shooting areas,
concerning bow and arrow season
for deer, reporting of turkeys, and
methods of management of fish in
inland waters
The commission is authorized to
adopt and publish seasons and bag
limits on game birds and animals
annually on or before April rs of
each year
II is proposed to make the sea-
son on regulated pheasant shooting
areas October l through March 81.
Another proposed regulation
would allow male deer to be
hunted that had an antler three or
more inches long with points
measuring from the top of the
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1956-03-29
Discussion Group Meets

Farm Bureau Discussion group
No 8 met at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. James Opel, March 20, with
ten members and one visitor pres
ent.
The topic for the month was
Maryland Port Authority" Kermit
S. Glotfelty, member of the House
of Delegates, spoke briefly on the
subject, saying that we have an
ideal inland port which has 142
miles of shoreline and a capacity
to handle even the largest ships
afloat. There are $1,000 persons en-
ployed who are paid total of 280
million dollars annually in sala-
ries and wages, which is one-third
of Maryland's entire payroll. He
also stated that one-half of one
percent corporation tax will fl
nance this agency, which has no
stock or stockholders.
The April meeting will be held
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Rus
sell Teets, at which time officers
will be elected. The topic will deal
with Social Security.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1956-03-29
Accepts Presidency

Delbert NJ. Davis has accepted
the position of president of the 10
bank County Trust Company of
Maryland it was announced last
week. He resigned as president of
the Farmers and Merchants Bank
of Salisbury, to accept the new po-
sition
Davis takes over his new posi-
ton April IS The systems board of
directors confirmed his selection
last Wednesday in Baltimore.
Davis went to Salisbury from
Oakland in 1945, where he had
been cashier of the First National
Bank. He was cashier at the Ma
tional Bank in Salisbury until 1913
when he became cashier and later
president of the Farmers and Mer-
chants bank.
While in Salisbury he has been
active in civic affairs and has
served as president of the Cham
Der of Commerce. He is a past
president of the Rotary Club and
past president of the Community
Fund
He is active in Boy Scout work
on the Delmarva Peninsula and is
a member of the board of Bethes-
da Methodist church.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1956-03-29

skull as the deer is in life. The
commission also proposed bow and
arrow deer season to include Wash
ington county and by providing the
use Of long bow and arrows hav-
ing sharpened broad-head points
with a minimum width of seven
Fights of an inch If passed. that
would make 16 counties where deer
could be hunted with bow and ar
row, but does not include Garrett.
A duly authorized petition to the
commission from the association of
Maryland bow hunters has a para
graph declaring "all state-owned
lands in Garrett County which are
open to the hunting of deer dur
ing the regular firearm season be
opened to bow hunting during the
special long bow season.
The season suggested is from
November ! through November IA.
A suggestion is to be presented
making it lawful to carry and dis
charge device known as a starters
pistol or starters revolver that
shoots blank cartridge, same to
be manufactured in such a manner
as to prohibit the firing of a
projectile or shot charge which
could be projected through the bar
rel, to be used in the training of
dogs specified in article 66C.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1956-03-29

The Attorney General of Mary
land has approved a regulation re-
scinding the regulation requiring
all persons who kill a wild turkey
to report the same to the commits
sion.
There is another proposal con-
corning methods of management of
fish in inland waters.
These proposed regulations will
be up for discussion at the public
hearing.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1956-03-29

to her home after spending a few
days in New York City.
Farm Bureau Discussion Group
No. 3 met at the home of MIR. and
Mrs Glenn burst on Wednesday
evening.
Willard and Robert Otto and Miss
Doris Hummel were Sunday Wis
itors of Mr.. and Mrs Raymond
DERRICK and family, Beallsville, Pa.
Willard Otto and son, Baltimore,
spent some time visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. S. l.. Otto.
Ralph SnumaKer ana children
visited at the home of Wilmer
Hummel on Saturday.
Garland Hummel and children
visited Mr.. and Mrs. George Hum
mel.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1956-03-29
NEW GERMANY

Easter Communion will be held
at the Evangelical and Reformed
church, Sunday April l, at $50 a.
m.
Sunday dInner guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. S. l.. Otto were Mr.. and Mrs.
Donald SWauger Mr.. and Mrs.
Blaine Skunk and family, and Mr..
Willard Otto and son.
Miss Joyce Warwick has returned
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1956-03-29
FRIEND sTocKYARD, INC.

Steers, good to choice, 1925 to
2l0O cwt; medium to good, 1850
to 1890 cwt; common to medium,
l4.25 to 1900 cWt.
Heifers, good to choice, 1900 to
1920 cWt; medium to good, 1925
TO 1890 cWt.. common to medium
1000 to 1890 cWt
Stock bulls, 1900 to 1900.
Bulls. 400 to 1900 cWt
Cows, medium to good, 1910 TO
134O cwt; common to medium, 92O
to Ills cwt.; Gamers, 8.25 cwt.
Veals. good to choice. 2400 to
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1956-03-29

2725 cwt.; medium to good, 1850
to 1880 cwt; common to medium,
1900 to 100 cwt; culls, 1915 cwt
Hogs. 1900 to 1900 cWt
Sows, S.75 to 1000 cWt
Shoats, 500 to 1900 head.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-02

., PRICED TO SELL TO-DAY Come and
thrilling 3-bedroom,
rambler to
straegcaly placed out
instead OF 'lookng n'oveooking
ern equipped kitchen
luxe convenience Only s2i $50 and $50 956oferms to suit
Don't be too lae =
Directions ga past Lexington street
stop hght turn Tght John MarshaIl dr TO
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OWNER MUST SELL-Semidetac
2 bedrms.. liv rm.. dinette, kit.
room in bsmt. Down payment $500
take over AZ CT loan. Total price
$1,000. 1929 Wash. ave, Hunting
ton, Alex, Va, ED. 9-5S2S.
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SALIVA HOUSES FOR SALIVA. > HOUSES Il


a-BEDRM. SPLIT LEVEL-New brick
split level which hugs the ground
Of It's high wooded lot with q view:
well-proportioned living room. sep
arate dining room. kitchen with
1.-The works; four bedrooms. two
full paths; large, completely finished
rec. room: carport; close-in Airing
ton: S26.500. HOLLEY REALTY,
$500 Lee highway, KE. $3.50.
OUR BEST BUY. Near Melpar on
"a acre-Beautiful duai-level brick;
center entrance with raised fire-
place. 3 twtn-siZe bedrms., equipped
Kitchen. Ice. breakfast area; lower
level has roughed-in bath and
space for lge. rms. Price
Sls,950. Open Sunday, from /.
TO REACH: Arl. blvd. to Gallows
I'd, left to- Thor. right on Aston,
left on Rebel I'd 70 open house
MONCuRE AGENCY, 6S12 Lee
hwy, JE. 2-2200.
SUBSTANTIAL s-year-old Early
American brick home, for GENERAL.
CONGRESSMAN or civilian with
comparable income. b.r., q baths.
garage, sloping acre with trees: cor
ner Buxton and Broad. Falls Church.
6. T REEVES, JE. 2-0699 or JE.
S-2720 OPEN SUNDAY. TO
@.e'-. =.
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VIENNA, VA. DU. b-s26O
Oa
OPEN SUNDAY, 2 TO S
SEVEN CORNERS-S31, 800
2 NICHOLSON at
LUCILLE COOK
JE. 2-3272 JE. 2-4664
Move Right In for Xmas

OF S17.250
3-bedroom stucco rambler; 2 years
old; 24-ft, living room, large samily-
sized kitchen. 2 baths, carport. oil
hot-water Dashboard heat; nice cor
ner lot: trees. Open for inspection,
Call for additional information and
directions
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LAKE BANCROFT

Four bedrm. house Finished in
natural oak trim beautiful lOxlg-
~ kitchen 25-sG H. natural mahog-
any rec. rm with firepl 2-ear ga.
rage with radio-contrplled doDr cor
ner lot with lake view The best Of
material and workmanss TO
REACH. Turn al Melbr0ok m Sleepy
Hollow I'd. and follow Crossword dr.
to 49, and Open Sign, or call Mr.
ZIRKLE. JF 4-4467,
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PSSTT!

We're going to let you in on Q
GOOD thlng-we mean q good home
az price youll Immediately tecog
nize as right price in today
market. It's a brick Cape Cod or
an attrs ctivelv handicapped ot. 15H
lib. There are ? bedrooms and
tiled bath living room, din. nm
and Kitchen OH first floor. . bed
rooms on 2nd floor There's also
q porch and enclosed patio The
nome In wonderful 'ond;',nn
nicely decorated and ready for &C.
eupancy. Only S14.95O. To a sim
cere interested buyer the terms will
De attractive. You'll have to hurry
II you want it for we expect an
immediate response to this ad.
Ewes, MRS BARRY. XII. 9~744s
The M. H. BARRY Org.
,290d Mt Vernon Ave. Alex, va.
XII. 3-3630 XII q-0O7s
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q FEDnOOMs, ~ BATnS-2,-acre
lot Brick Cape Cod fun basemen,
OF tie entrance. 'S-ft. living M
dining room. eating space in
e. sped Kitchen This is an ex-
eeiient buy for the large family
SlS.500 flexible terms, LYNN
REALTY JE 3-g40d
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ARL,-FALLs cHuRcH-FAIRFAx

cHURcH-FAIRFAx
window shopping for a
picture-book homer Long and
low 59-footer. Western styled,
situated ON over 22.55O-sq.-
IT. lot. 21x14 liv. rm., wood
burning fireplace. sleeping
rms. 2 full baths, tefrinc
kit, daylight bsmt.; wall-to-
wall carpeting, dishwasher,
awnings, carport, only q few
OF the extras. Assume S2O,-
200 41eS CT loan. Only
$4,000 down. 1-wk. occupan-
cy. Investigate immed. JE.
3-2093.
Never again home with
all these features on such
terms. Custom built. Ayr
young brick rancher. Is-acre
lot; lge liv. rm., fireplace.
formal din. rm., 3 really nice
bedrms.. lge. kit. 2 full baths;
nm. rec. rm. with End fre-
place Only $1,000 dn. See
this today. JE. 3-20g3.
A. JOHN CHAPMAN a. SON
REALTORS
Creators OF Happy Homes"
1878 Lee Hwy, Arl, Va, JE. 5000:
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Bancroft Rambler
Tenn. Stone-RedWood


And pith q lovely view a. the
lake too hedrms. and a beautiful
Daneled den IN this exquisite owner
built. l-yr -oid nome plus . fun
baths and MAGNIFICENT beamed
ceiling liv. rm with stone hrepl.. =
larRe din rm with built-in side
board. completely equipped kit with
pantry, larpe screened side porch
and q slate foored patio with barbe-
cue Also . fun hsnt. with daylight
finished rec. With buiit-in bar with
sink and refriRerator and frepl.
huge lobby and hobby area, 2-car
carnort, shade trees on a generous
sized lot Truly priced below replace
ment cost Owner selling because Of
transfer $4,000
DIRECTIONS: on, Ari blvd or
Columbia pike to Sleepy Hollow I'd,
turn ~ the Malhrook SIGN and con.
tinue N Crossword Dr. on left. then
tn Waterway ~ ana left 70 500
waterway Or and house
DILLON LAND co.
iil4 Hiliwood Ave Fails Church, We.
JE. a-4040
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
ARL-RIDGE RID AREA

Overlooking Army Navy Club; new
ctr. hall 3-bedrm. rambler for those
who demand the finest: stone. brick
and wood grouped together to make
this an unusually attrac. home
Step-down liv. rm.. set OF with 8
huge bay window; gear gar. Oper
Sat. and Sun. l to 8. Ridge I'd. Il
23rd ST., follow Monahan signs Il
23lS s. Pierce. OF. $4,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-02

0A-"tOU DOhN-SlJ,iDO - VII
bu edrOoms, Ia baths, large
I'M ~, room; 5ir kitchen tullS
pa anc school Many exceptional
lea surts. ROUTE ROBBINS real
ESTATE CORP, XII S-4OO0
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" EHLOUhINU LAkE BANCKUFT-
Rambler, wooded lot: . or 3 bed
rms. hot-water Dashboard heat
9l2,S50. OF. Open Sunday, Q to 8
Columbia pike past Lake Bancroft
follow Monahan signs to 1918 Lake.
wood DR.. OF $4,000
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VIEN Jun. ! III DARk-NeW-
brick rambler: close-in md conv
N. Arl area. true center hal!. liv
rm. with flrep. din. rm screened
porch, fully equiH. Hotpoint kit
with table space. 3 bedrms. :"
baths; full bsmt.; roughed-in 3rc
bath: level lot Priced at S26,95O
To inspect. out Arl blvd. CRte. 5Ol
TO N; Irving St. right to N LIST pl
ia. 5-g303
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N. Arl. location. clase to express
transportation and shopping. 4
bedrms.. ga baths; liv. rm. with
nrepl. wall: din. area; GE kit. incl
dtshwasher, disp. and eating space.
Full daylight bsmt; priced az
42l,9bO with OF or FLA financing
IA. 5-93g3.
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Darwin Realty
/ q aoAo ~. ~ -.
RENT AND BUY

4bAAN <1ANO oO
Don't let my outside fool
youi From the street ] may
look like an ordinary brick
nome. but wait TIL you see
my inside Step into q era
cious center hall With stairs
70 a second door with two
huge bedrooms ard sew
Ing or storage room To the
right Is Daneled Cen or
bedroom, = large room with
adjoining halt bath. To the
left Is . large Well-pTOp0T-
toned living room and
dining room lust short II
banquet size My kitchen
has dishWagher and disposal
and OyerlpOks a shaded level
back yard Oh yes Rarags
ana rec. room with fireplace
TOO. A srspd hcme for
large family newly dec
GRATED, vacant and ready 10
move into Asking Sg3.9Jp for
me and my owner u ready
10 work out terms
HOLLEY REALTY
$50 Lee Highway KE s-5350
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SACRIFICE, owner transferred
Bungalow, large living rm with
fireplace: 4 bedrms., large kitchen,
bath, enclosed back porch. Garage
and storage; oil. air-cond heat:
Hail; si8 $50 81 900 60' Cash SunT ssIl
ance in return GLADSTONE z
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1956-12-20

started over fifteen years ago, and
was an increase of 1913 over last
year. The total amount received
this year was S154.50.
The three winning homcrooms
were as follows: Section lob,
which is Mr.. Harold Miller's room,
came in first place with very
high membership of 63 members
He received the $500 first prize
Mrs. Bessie Price of 10-C came in
second place with az members and
got the second prize of $500. Com
ing in third place was Miss Ro-
berta Cogley of l2-C with 81 mem
bers. They got the $500 third
prize
The highest number any previ-
Gus homcroom ever had was 3S
members.
The records of the contest were
kept by Norma Wolford, of 1O-C,
and Norma Jean Bowman, of ZOE.
The contest was supervised by
Mrs Theoda Miller.
Christmas Specials
The Senior Chorus will present
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1956-12-20

salesman, diplomat and public re-
lations man.
Maryland is the only state Civ
ing free seedlings for reforestation
purposes. Under this program the
trees are planted 1000 to the acre
and not more than half of them
may be thinned out for Christmas
trees.
Most members of the association
plant under this plan but there are
a few, who must buy their seed
lings from private nurseries, plant
ing for the Christmas market eX-
clusively In the latter case the
trees can be set closer together,
yielding 1,75O to the acre.
Since joining the forestry depart
ment in the county in January,
1852, Mr.. Thayer has succeeded in
getting 100000 trees a year planted
VII Il dlC ldlltl. 1t ldhCS HUN SlA
to eight years for an evergreen to
grow to Christmas tree size. This
year not more than 1000 Christmas
trees will be cut from private lands
but in two years the number will
be nearer to $4,000 and in three
years there will be no less than
100000 trees finding their way into
the Christmas market, while mil
lions of others will stand and grow
into giant timber
If present prices holu, trces that
now bring 81 and SIPS on the
stump will in three years, add
more than 100000 TO the county's
annual income Association mem
bers sell all their trees on the
stump at present, with the buyers
doing the cutting. Most of the trees
are shipped to Pennsylvania Flu
ture plans of the organization call
for a clearing house, tree auctions
and large scale cutting, shipping
and marketing operations.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1956-12-20
Forester THMyeS' Featured
IM Sunday SMH article

Tom Thayer, as caretaker for 3
100000 Christmas trees, was pic
tured in a feature article in The
Sunday Sun. Baltimore, on Deem
Der 16. The article was prepared
by Ray O'Rourke.
The story tells of the founding
of the Garrett County Christmas
Tree Growers association, and its
growth since October. 1855, when
the formal organization took place.
1t has since expanded into the
Maryland Christmas Tree Growers
association with William w. Mace.
as president; and DR.. A. F. Nance,
vice-preSident.
Thayer revealed there were 80
members of the state association
and declared that Oakland is the
logical spot for headquarters" eX-
planning that this county lies in the
great Northern Forest of the
United States, where, at attitudes
exceeding 1000 feet, soil and eli
mate conditions are ideal for
Christmas trees.
The article dwells on Mr.. Thay-
er's fitness for the job by heredity.
environment and education as a
woodland nursemaid of pine and
spruce plantations He was pointed
out as a direct descendant of
MeShach Browning, Garrett coun-
tvs famous pioneer, who in his
book Forty Four Years of the
Life of a Hunter" relates that he
killed 1900 to 1000 deer, 300 to
400 bears, about 50 panthers and
catamounts. with scores of wolves
and wildcats"
One farmer summed up what
Tom Thayer was doing We're
pretty touchy about state controls
in Garrett county When the State
started giving free tree seedlings
away and telling us we could thin
out and sell Christmas trees to get
an early return on our time and la
Dor, we we're a little bit suspicious.
Then Tom Thayer came along. He's
a state man but he was born and
raised here. Another thing, Tom
didn't try to get us to do some
thing he wouldn't do himself. He's
serious about building up the
Christmas tree and timber bust
ness. He even got an old farm and
started building it into cumberland
himself"
SO MIR. Thayer is pictured not
only as forester but also as a
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roast turkey, whipped potatoes and
gravy, green beans. spiced pear,
bread and butter, Christmas ice
cream, and cookies and milk.
The Christmas edition of the
Acorn came out Tuesday and
was distributed to the students.
This was six page paper with
news and Christmas features.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1956-12-20
Southern Speaks
Christmas Formal Dance
BY KATHRYN HAUSER

Winter Wonderland is the theme
of the dance given by the Journal
ism class on Friday night This
dance will be held in the gym
nasium beginning at 7 O'Clock All
students and those who have
graduated within the last five years
are welcome to attend the dance.
Refreshments viii be sold during
the evening. The tickets are IS
cents stag and SIPS drag 1t is a
formal dance. Music will be fur
nished by the Midnighters' Orches-
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1956-12-20

Southern will close its doors on
Friday at o'clock for the Christ
mas vacation School will open
again on Wednesday, January ?,
1857
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1956-12-20

an assembly in the gymnasium on
Friday at | o'clock for the Senior
High. The program will consist of
Christmas music.
The Junior High homcroOms are
having Christmas parties while
the Senior high has the Assembly.
Christmas dinner was served to-
day in the cafeteria 1t consisted of
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Contest Winners

The P.-TA membership contest
was held in Southern High school
from October IS, to December Ia.
A total of 300 members joined the
P.-T.A This is the largest number
joining since the contest was
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AT 1870 Wednesday, January 3,
will play Beall. Students
will be permitted to see the game.
Merry Christmas and Happy New
Year.