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LAUNDRY beautifully done. days
work. NO. 1881.
CHILD CARE and light housework;
experienced; 5 days weekly; $50.
Call or. 6-0146.
LAUNDRY AND CLEANER exper.;
day or weekly; will cook and baby
GIRL, coIored, experienced. desires
g.h.w. or once Job; refs. sP. j.
coLoRED GIRL desires g.h.v.; de-
pendAble. for WORKING mother. 5
or So days wk. NO. 1854. d.
COLORED GIRL wil, take care OF
children; references. Ii. 1856.
COLORED LADY desires evening
work OF any kind; good refs. IL
GIRL WANTS nousEwoRK or
child care. 10. 2-3075. 81
LADY WISHES FRIDAY and Mon
day, or by the week Mon. through
Fri, 1st-class refs. Call IA. e-e567.
WOMAN; colored. desires days work
or 1--WE days; very good references.
WOMAN ''S As CARETAKER during
owners absence; excel. refs. Box
Yo S5 WOMAN. eolored, desires
position as ehiid's nurse; l-yr.
college education: experienced: ref
erences. AID. 2-100S. y
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CLERK-TYPIST

Good typist, 2i-35 yrs OF age. who
is interested In . permanent posi-
ton in our acetg. dept; possioili-
ties Of advancement: b-day. 40:hr.
wk Apply personnel. Room 6O2:
open weekdays 5000 ana sat
Gig. No phope calls.
THE EVENING STAR
l1Ol PA. AVE. NV.
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HELP-DoMEsTIc

BABY CARE; live in: no laundry OF
housework: good, home: small sal
o0K-G.H,E.. i've In. experienced
no laundry; $35 week. OIL. 4-6l63
COOK. Aiored; g.h.w.. exper; with tn
salary S35 VIZ. WO. 6-ii47.
COOK. experienced g.h;w., age 25-45.
Must be fond Of children: live in.
Only experienced need apply. RES
required. Can KE, g.S951. u
GENERAL H0UsEWORk - Good
plain cook: fond q children at Az
, Tasher. E Ne nirtc;nins. LOCAL refer.
Live in, $50. ~. s-4557. -,
G.H.W.-CoOK; live in; fond Of chill.
dren: Thurs. and alternate Sun
of; $50 wk.: Bethesda area; pet
2. and 40 yrs: recent ref. OIL
G.H a!NDo' good cook, solOred. live in;
6 I'll s.7s pisin cooking; one ehild
school age: must be dependable;
( DAYS. S25 per VIZ. and caTfare;
refs: Can after $50 pm. OIL
CIV. live in pleasant home. ga
Cd; light laundry; no cooking; refs.
required, .JU. S-900l. -,
OF Z Sabotage children; Ideal city
legation, Phone Tu. s i d,v
Thurs and all day sunday. "a
Cook, light laundry. Oh @-ls4o'
G.H.w.-LIvE IN; fond of children.
Experienced. References. 6h days
G.Hiw 40 to 40, live out. stay Q
nights: Thurs every other sun
Cd. $50. FE. 3:1ss3; ,.,v
open; other help employed. eau
OIL. 4-29d4.
G.H.w. and plain cook: live In; refs:
Half day Thurs, every sun. on
S25 vk. TO start JU. 6-377s. %
HOUsEKEEPER. experiences. fond Of
children; permanent, fuil-time Pc
sition, Chevy Chase area. OIL
Haoi;siFlKgEPER on LIvE-IN MAID,
fond al children; Wheaton. Nd
SALARY open. WI. 6-7502. %
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Interior Decoration

Interior Decorator
MUST BE FULLY TRAINED AND
EXPERIENCED WITH ABILITY 10
PLAN AND EXECUTE Complete
HOMES. EXCELLENT OPPOR-
TuNITY FOR PERSON WITH
APPLY 10 Mr.. sAcKNoPF.
MAYER AND co.
AL 9TH ST. NV.
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HELP-WoMEN tcont.I
CLERK-TYPIST
HI.ERK-TYPIST

RESPONSIBLE position with opportu-
nifty for advancement; S-day week,
pleasant surroundings. AID. 4.o64o.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

ADD. MACH, small; adds, subtraets;
Tyr. guarantee; s14.95. CIRCLE
BABY BUGGY. Thayer and mat
tress; good condition; price, SO.
Call LU. l-570l.
BATHTUBS, new and used, basins,
toilets. at lowest prices. BLOCK 8,
155e Lee hwy ,rd "a and S do;PI. bo,b
with box springs; also small desk.
EN-. 3-3637 Ill
BED, hide-away, chair, platform
rocker with slip covers: floor lamp;
Sl25: JU. S-l063. -
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WOMEN
WOMEN

in telephone work 70
work from our once from $3.50 TO
3 pm, 5 days q week, This Is Tor
Q large concern. Good pay ana COM
m 1o:sS ana a' Z pm. Al Sol Rhode
Island ave. ne, see Mr.. Goldberg.
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HELP-MEN AND woMEh
1895 RHODE ISLAND AVE.
MT. RAINIER, MD.

BALLROOM DANCE TEAC B 3.
ases 2l-3O 10 teach fun or part
You Apply Id pm. DON MAR
TIM STUDIOS. BOZ 18th 81. NV.
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Secretary-Steno.
(UNDER 35)

For market research department Of
q national weekly news magazine,
We are looking for q girl with
good dictation and typing skin
who is also willing to perform
other related clerical and admin:
work with the director OF the de-
partment. taking dictation con-
corning advertising research, and
marketing. We are 0 stable and
progressive company Offering pleas
ant conditions and many benefits.
Call d. $4,000. Ext. 263. between
Q Am. and pm.
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statesmen, REAL ESTATE
SILVER SPRING AREA
Al opportunity to 60 places in our
new Silver Spring ONCE. We ot1ef
multiple listing facilities. Compe-
tent ONCE force. Extensive real
estate know-how. Call John Beers
JU. 0-0610.
BEERS BROS, REALTORS
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Cau RE. 5-9674, suitland. Nd. %
cOuNTERwOMEN. white, age rs 70
Know this type Of work well: must
have references. also willing to work
ali around in lunch stand. AZ.
7-3905.
DENTAL ASSISTANT, exper: pref; ;
College Park area. WA. 7-1bl6:
after 6 pm. WA. 7-2734. 10
DENTAL ASSISTANT. white, upper
NV. area; experienced preferred.
but not necessary. State age, SAL
airy expected, references. Box 9e-C.
Star. %
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SAI,ESWOMEN

-
SECRETARY-Position Of RESPONSE
bility for lawyer: new air-condi-
toned bids; centrally located;
sary: legal exper. preferred but not
required, Box 4S-c, Star; =
SECRETARY; airport: S243. Po-
ToMAG EMPL. oil King st.. Alex
sEcRET Pa RH 4o-hr. week;
paid vacation; travel PRIVILEGES and
other benefits; convenient down.
town location. Starting salary,
S224.5o. CAN ST. 5000 for ap-
sPE a5RiEsasAaRS; full or part time;
written application: NATIONAL
AVIATION EDUCATION COUNCIL,
sE iSII ESRsi NO NO shorthand: must
be accurate and fast typist; 5-day
week. Permanent; salary open,
WILLIAM A. BROWN. 1873 Conn.
sEfSCsRiE afixARY age 1910. Person
able young lady with good steno.
p nssS tpr N r sseFssas 20
ton. 5 days; starting sal. $1,000.
NC. suite 500, 1906 & st, NV.
SECRETARY, young. attractive. You
will Ike this job. It Is career
opportunity; has full employe bene-
fits; congenial associates; lovely
% SiaESsTi coNssu afE:TiA NC MASs Suite
600. l406 q st. NV.
SECRETARY, average tipping and
shorthand. knowledge bkkpg. Route
20. S275. POTOMAC EMPL., 104
East Broad St. Falls Church. JE'
sEcRETARY, for downtown law
arm: proficient shorthand and
typing: age. under 40. Elk. $4,000.
SECRETARY. white, are al-s5, for
public relations work with national
association. Downtown location, s.
day week. paid vacation. free hos
pitalization and life insurance:
Pleasant interesting work with
once variety yet demands intelt-
gence, initiative and self-renance.
Working conditions are the best.
knowledge of shorthand essential.
but speed not required, Starting
salary $500. 1900 Rhode Island
ave. NV. DI. 7-34lb. ID
sEcY., 1-girl ofc. S4.420
secy. to personnel director $500
BooEkeepeT. single. ne. - $1,000
Bookkeeper, NV. S3'61U
Typists to 81. l20
WALTER H. KESSLER
N.,.aAaaf Gs~-tHns kIp Wash pidR
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We have openings for high school
graduates, IS to 50: some knowl-
edge Of typine; former once ex-
perience not required: $50 am;
to 4:45 pm; 5-day week: ANNUAL
terra for employees. Apply personnel
once, Ord floor EQUITABLE LIFE
INSURANCE CO., SIC 14th st. NV.
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DENTAL ASSISTANT
Experience necessary: knowledge OF
typing; salary open. DU, 7-l23S'
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EXPERIENCED sALEsPERsoN for
wholesale decorative fabric AND
furniture showroom catering to nne
clientele. Pull time. VIII also con-
slider one part time. Boz So6sC-
ALERT. INTELLIGENT PERSON for
general once work. accurate typ
ing, and some shorthand essential.
Apply ROYAL TYPEWRITER CO..
l105 D st. s.w., or call Elk. 3-4o35
PROFESSIONAL PERsoNNELL--Me.
mortal Hospital at Easton, Nd, on
Maryland's lovely Eastern Shore
has openings for the following:
A-Operating room supervisor.
B-Dietitian- therapeutic. assistant 70
technician. general
A.6.CP.
Unusually attractive situations. LIB
eral salary and perquisites. Com
municate with M. B. SHROYER,
Administrator. %
married couple to run q
rooming house; 10 rooms. free rent.
Apply 1915 18th st. NV. with REFS.
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WALTER II. kESSLER
Personnel Services, 612 Wash. Bldg
18th and H SITS. NV. ST. 3-e442
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PERSONNEL ASST.

REALTY sALEs-HARNEY REALTY
has opsninss e.. for z i ips1striG Sn.
Va. license: Car nee. MA, s-9ob1 or
REccEPPTfoNisT -TYPIsT. 1.girl off,;
s lsfs i ~ East Y Broad a.. Pals
Church, JE. 2-7272.
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THAT'S UNFAIR!-Lucille Ball finds
some Strikingly funny pictures of her.
self in Danny Thomas scrapbook at a
party.-Copyright, 1856, Globe Photos.
The Republican., 1956-03-15

Hershman. Helen George William
Beckman, Linda SchlosSnagle. Mar
iorie SWartzentruber, Norman, Arm
old, Mayo and Robert Shreve.
Roger Rotruck Wayne, Alvin,
Thomas and Lawrence Bernard
Janet Beckman. Beryl Welch,
Susan, Jane and Jean Brenneman,
Milton Miller, Ruth Elaine Nazel-
rod, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Ro-
truck, Mr.. and Mrs. John Beck
man Mrs Isaac Beckman, Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur Bernard, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ernest Foglepole. Mir. and Mrs.
Charles Lewis, Mrs. June Shreve
and sons Floyd and Sam. Mrs.
Oliver Beckman. Mr.. and Mrs. Or
val Hershman, Nh and Mrs. Al
bert Sisk, Mrs. Walter Beckman.
Mrs Osborne Beckman. Mr.. and
Mrs Carl Brenneman and son. Re-
freshments Of ice cream. cake.
lemonade and coffee were served.
Mir and Mrs. Lewis Mason. Of
West Brownsville, Pa, Mr.. and
Mrs Richard Hesse and daughter
Ruth and Mr and Mrs. Albert Sisk
were guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Joe
Upole
The Lichtys attended Monroe
Yoders funeral al Grantslille on
Tuesday.
The Republican., 1956-03-15
Seven Births Occur

Seven births occurred at the Gar
rett County Memorial hospital in
Oakland during the past week.
three boys and four girls.
On the 9th a daughter to Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Whitacre, Oakland
On the 9th daughter TO Mr. and
Mrs. Lester Olen Bittinger, Jen-
nings.
On the 10th a daughter to Mr..
and Mrs. Elmer Selders, Steyer
On the 18th a son to Mr. and Mrs.
Clarence Bowman, Jr MI Lake
Park.
On the 18th q son TO Mr.. and Mrs.
Louis Dave Kelly. Terra Alta, W.
Va.
On the 14th a daughter TO Mr..
and Mrs. Clarence Harold Hol-
sopple, Oakland.
On the 18th son to Mr. and
Mrs. Ralph Hamilton Weeks, Mt.
Lake Park.
During the week "a patients were
admitted to the hospital and AZ pa
tients were discharged. Census
this morning was as.
The Republican., 1956-03-15

Mrs. Anna Bittinger. Edward Moon,
Alvin Arnold and family, German.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold White Mrs.
Harvey Swartzentruber, George
White and Mrs. William DeBerry
were in Cumberland visiting their
father. Leroy White, who was in
a car wreck and is suffering in
juries.
Mrs. Junie Stoltzfus and daugh-
ter Mrs. Edward Beachy were
called to Lancaster, Pa, on Friday
on account of the illness and death
of Mrs. StoltZfus mother Mrs.
Beachy returned home Sunday
Homer Lipscomb returned home
Saturday from the Oakland hos
pital and is improving from his
recent operation.
Owen SWartzentruber and Will
liam Roth were in Ohio for load
of tile one day last week.
Noah Schrock and Ross Grove
accompanied Harland Beachy to
HagerstoWn on Friday
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Lichty, Betty
and Harriet SWartzentruber vis-
tied Mr and Mrs Zenas Melotte
at Swallow Falls, Sunday
Mrs. Paul Welch visited Miss
Betty Kitzmiller at Rosedale Fri
day
Mrs Crist CARRIER had a number
OF friends to a quilting on Tuesday
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Upole, of
Lynndale, entertained on Friday
evening with birthday party hon
oring their son, Beruum, on his
18th birthday Guests were Joy
Fulmer Charlotte, Robert and
Bradley Lewis, Roger and Ernest
Foglepole, Juanita Gank. Sandra
The Republican., 1956-03-15
MG. EaEESe KSaHE.& NpEUS

Mrs. Paul Tressler is a patient
in Garrett County Memorial hos
pital. having undergone an emer-
gencv appendectomy Saturday eve
ming. Her condition is reported sat
islactolY.
Herbert Harvey, son of Mr., and
Mrs. Albert Harvey of Loeb Lynn.
was a patient in Garrett County
Memorial hospital for q tonsillec-
tony this week
The Baptist Ladies' Aid will
meet in the church basement on
March q with Mrs. Virginia Deems
as hostess.
Paul Calhoun has returned to
his home after spending last week
in the hospital for observation from
a recent illness.
Mrs. Rena Deems has gone to
Washington, d. c., TO spend some
time with Mrs Willoughby Ches-
ley. Mrs. CheSley is confined 10 a
wheel chair as the result of a
broken hip sustained while in Flor
ida.
Mrs. Robert Schmidt and daugh-
ter of Altamont, spent Sunday
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs
Wheat Weeks.
The Junior Girls auxiliary of
the Baptist church met at the par
sonage where Mrs. Rogers taught
them a mission study book. They
had covered dish supper
Miss Joyce Dewitt of Fairmont,
w Va. visited Mary Ann Calls
over the weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Dewitt and
family, of Fairmont, w Va, visited
relatives here over the weekend
Mr. and Mrs. William f. White
entertained with a birthday party
in honor of their daughter Janet,
on her eleventh birthday March a.
Mrs Harry Wilt entertained rel
atiVeS at her home for ner husband
in honor of his birthday March a.
The Young Adult class of the
Bethel Methodist Sunday School
will meet in the church basement
for a covered dish supper Tuesday,
March 20. Secret pals will be re-
Vealed.
Mrs. Mamie Fleming, Mrs Mar
garet Berghaus, Miss Kathleen
Bishop and two friends all of Fair
mont, visited the Park Sunday.
Mrs. Mae Artis is visiting her
son, Paul, in Annapolis this week.
Mrs Carl Everly entertained
Circle No. of the WSCS of Bethel
Methodist church last Thursday
evening 1t was decided at this
meeting to hold benefit supper
in April.
The Loeb Lynn PIT. \. met at
the school Monday evening with
MRS. Hope Moon. president, pre-
siding. After the business meeting
two movies entitled The Doctor
Speaks His Mind" and Mr.. Lin
coin Goes to Gettysburg" were
shown.
Miss Dolores Nicholson. Wash
4 ington. d. c. spent the weekend
! with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
/ Harry Nicholson
Mrs. Carl Everly has been a pa
tient in the Connellsville hospital.
COnnellsville Pa. since Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. German Cullers.
of near Mt Lake Park. announce
! thc engagement OF tnelf QduSntel,
Janet Marie to Jon E. Blamble son
of MIR and Mrs Frank Blamble,
Of FairvieW community. No defi-
mite date has been set for the we'd
ding.
Mr.. and Mrs Joseph DeBerry
and son, Of Warrington. W Va,
visited Mrs DeBerry's parents. Mr.
and Mrs. Lyle Weeks, Sunday.
Harry Moon, father OF Mrs. a.
f. Friend, is a patient at the Gar
rett County Memorial hospital. Mr.
The Republican., 1956-03-15
CARD OF THANKS

We desire to express our sin
cere thanks and appreciation to all
our friends and neighbors for their
kindness and helpfulness following
the death of our father, the late
Allen Clay Rodeheaver.
We also want to thank Rev. John
J. Atwell and Rev Henry Howard
for their comforting words, and to
all who gave flowers and contrib
uted the use of their automobiles
for the funeral service.
Mr.. and Mrs Boyce
and Grandchildren
Adv II
The Republican., 1956-03-15
Red Oak -Fairview

Sunday morning worship service
was conducted by Pastor Eugene
Matthews. Ills sermon, The Veto
ry." was taken from ! Corinthians.
Paul Dewitt, Of ,he Pine Grove
Church Of the Brethren, will be
the speaker for Wednesday eve
ming services, March p
a stork shower was given al The
home OF Mr.. and Mrs James Childs
in honor OF their daughter, Mrs.
Winona Weese. There We're sixteen
friends present.
Word has been received here
that Dorinda. little daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Toby Truban, is an APP
pendectomy patient in a hospital
in Niagara Falls. N. Y She is a
granddaughter of Mrs. Mae Cooper
and Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Gibbs.
Sunday dinner guests of Mrs. Isa-
bell Alternately were Mr.. and Mrs
Harold Bittinger, Mr.. and Mrs
William Bittinger and Carl.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Harvey and
Mrs. Rosella Harvey We're Sunday
visitors Of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Wolfe, at Red House.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Real and
children and her parents Mr.. and
Mrs. Porter Jordan motored to
Bunola Pa, Sunday where they
visited Mrs. Realls uncle and
aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie King
They also called on another aunt,
Mrs. William Conneway, Jr., who
is a patient in Monongahela Cen
eral hospital. Monongahela, Pa.
Mrs Verlinda Lipscomb and
daughters Grace and Margie are
i'll with flu at their home.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Buckley Vis-
tied her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Roy
Gibbs, Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claud Wilhelm, of
Aurora. were Sunday visitors of
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul DelSignore. Mrs.
DelSignore has been quite ILL
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Blamble and
daughter Jamie Marie. Mrs. Le-
titia Blamble and daughter, Mrs.
Pearl McCloy. were Sunday dinner
guests of Mr.. and Mrs Walter
Feather, Eglon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Bittinger
visited her parents. Mr. and Mrs.
Virgil Hanlin. Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs John Moreland
were Friday dinner guests of the
William Bittingers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Ritchie and
son Ernest were Sunday dinner
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Cul-
lers.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Bittinger
and Carl visited The Wallace Han
Inns, Mt. Storm. Sunday.
/ Weekend guests of MI and Mrs.
Carmen DelSignore were Mr.. and
Mrs. Harold Alexandria, Vernal,
Utah: MI. and Mrs. Ed burst and
family. Washington, d. c.; Floyd
Williams, Riverton, w Va; Mrs.
/ Virginia Mobley. Detroit, Mich;
Fred burst and Mrs. DelSignore' Is
great uncle. Ted Williams. Eureka,
Calf.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Blamble and
Jamie were business visitors in
Keyscr. Saturday
The Republican., 1956-03-15
SWANTON
Scout Activities

Scout Activities
In observance of Girl Scout week
the SWantOn scouts attended
church at the Swanton Ev. UB.
church Sunday morning. Monday
night they held party at the home
OF Mrs. Harley Wiidesen Tuesday
evening they attended the mother
daughter dinner at the Methodist
church in Piedmont At this meet
ing badges were awarded as fol-
lows Mary Louise Teets. clothing
and first class: Linda TeetS. NAM
nal and first class: Kathy SWEET
ger. second class and clothing:
Charlotte Rhodes. second class:
Carolyn Winters, second class:
Carolyn O'Brien, mammal and
child care; Margaret Sue ShaffeI,
tendertOOt.
The Republican., 1956-03-15

tomac river claimed the lives of
five
Torrential rains hit wide area
OF southern Brazil leaving scores
dead from landslides and floods.
Pakistan changed over March 2
from dominion to a republic
within the British Commonwealth.
A ten-year-old boy died and II
others were hurt in an Idaho snow
slide.
New explosions on the eastern
slope of Mt Etna in Sicily,
threatened several villages by lava
streams.
The Republican., 1956-03-15
| SEE BY THE DAlIES

Nineteen senators and II repre-
sentatives, all from South pledged
to exercise every lawful means 10
reverse the Supreme Court ruling
against school segregation.
Israel charged that Egypt was
concentrating troops and arma-
ments along border.
Baltimore Transit company in
creased its fares to 20 cents as it
resumed business after a costly
strike.
A speed boat accident in the Po-
The Republican., 1956-03-15
With Our Men
In The Service

Larry J Bethel son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Curtis A. Bethel, Of Star
Route, Grantsville, is scheduled 10
complete recruit training March
10 at The Marine Corps Recruit
Depot Paris Island s. c
The ten-Week course covers Mill
tary drill. first aid. personal hy-
giene. Marine Corps history, and
defense against chemical and
atomic attacks.
The final three weeks are spent
on the rifle range where the new
Marines fire The Nj rifle for quail
flca;ion.
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The Republican., 1956-03-15
GORTNER

Pastor Paul Crumley. of Eglon.
preached Sunday morning on BE
Still and Know That | Am God -
The congregation regrets to learn
Pastor Crumley has resigned.
Sunday guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Schlossnagle were MIR and
Mrs. Guy Sanders, Fairmont: Mr..
and Mrs Roy Taylor, Loeb Lynn:
The Republican., 1956-03-15

Moon will undergo surgery some
time this week
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Stevenson
of Dundalk. visited Mr. Stevenson $
parents, Mr aud Mrs John Steven
son, over the weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs John kloepfcl were
Frostburg visitors one day last
week.
The Sunday School cIasS Of Mrs
Glenn Randul held a class meeting
Sunday evening.
The Republican., 1956-03-15
One Man Looks
At God
BY Charles w. Carlson, Pastor,
St Marks Evangelical Lutheran
Church Oakland MarylandJ

As I said last week. I will be dis
cussing this week the relationship
between the Christian doctrine Of
Original Sin. lie. the Fan of Adam,
and God making man in His image
We believe, as Christians, that
God did make man in His image
How. then. did sin ever come in
in the first place? In order 10
answer this question. we must first
understand just what sin is. Sin
is any violation of the will of God;
in other words, it is man turning
his back on God, saying that Gods
will in the words of "Porgy and
Bess." Amt necessarily so"
The amazing thing about the fact
of Gods cre",ing man is that God
also gave man the freedom to
think for himself All of you should
be familiar with the basic parts Of
the story of Adam and Eve: if YOU
aren't, read them in the second
chapter OF Genesis. God did not
tell Adam. at any rate. that he
COULD not eat of the Tree of
Knowledge but that he SHOULD
not eat of this tree God never
made man a robot, controlled by
the simple push of q button. In the
same sense. we would not want our
children to be little mechanical
puppets, which followed our every
desire automatically We want
them to know for themselves how
to act to be individuals who know
what is right and wrong. We are
hurt when they do not develop
proper attitudes. when they will
not follow the advice that we give
them, things that we know are right
from experience.
So it is with Gods relationship
to man. He is our Father, He
knows what is best for us. and yet
He gives us the freedom to think
for ourselves. The original sin was
the decision Of Adam to follow The
will of man rather than the Will
Of God. Al men Stree Adam have
been born with the same basic at
titude toward existence. They in
evitably follow their own will in
preference to the will Of God
Time after time. since the be
ginning Of mans history, God has
tried to enlighten men that His
will was, after all, the only way to
live properly. He established a
covenant with Abraham: it was
broken many times; He tried 10
enlighten the people by means Of
the prophets, but that didn't work
either Finally. He sent Ills only
Son. That all who believe in Him
should not perish, but have ever
| lasting life"
Because of the Fall of Adam. or
Original Sin, all men deserve to
be condemned, to be cast out of
any fellowship with God. Because
of the Gift of Christ. all men can
again be restored to the fellowship
of God. In the words Of Paul in
/ his letter to the Romans, "As in
Adam all die, so in Christ shall all
be made alive
The image of God in man was
distorted by man, who misused the
freedom granted him by God. Ii can
be restored again by saving faith
in Christ. The result of this faith
is the realization of the fact that
the only real freedom that we have
is the wonderful freedom of fol-
lowing the viii of God
The Republican., 1956-03-15

Americans used petroleum prod
ucls al rate of $500 O00 barrels
a day 'a 1855
The Republican., 1956-03-15

IMPORTANT IL When changing
address, send us old address as
wei as new; send address label
from last copy; allow two weeks
for fiEst copy to reach new address.