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AoUsEs fsr SALE, NV. tcsas.l }

NEAR EASTERN STAR HoME-Red
brick Colonial Corner lot. 3 bed
rms, liv. rm.. din. rm.. kit, bsmt.,
attached garAge. S16.25Q. 243
Quaekenbos ST. ne. IA. 9-923o:
HIGH ABOVE THE RIyER-Enioy
your cool summer evenings on the
big front porch Of this large. A.
bedroom frame residence. with It's
breath-taking views. tar up and
down TO the Potomac Valley; i'm
naculate condition: Is minutes
from downtown By streetcar or bus.
RIyer-front lot. 206 feet deep.
FRANK S. PHILLIPS, DI. 7-1411;
OIL. 1880.
BUY FROM 0wEER-OCcUPANT-
Semidet. bedrms.. III baths. Ice.
kitchen, dinette. den, din, rII1.. hv.
rnl., lge. airy bsmt. suitable for rec.
room. Two 3Q-in. aiT-cond. fans TO
keep you cool this summer. 100-ft.
back yard. Det. garage. Large con-
crete front porch. Conv. TO schools
and shopping centers and Georgia
ave. carline. This house in excel:
lent condition. $4,000 net. Call
IA. 9-4039 for appointment. lis
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OPEN
VA APPROVED

oeormi prhl;c rsmn.er' AMPLE acre: ieaeed apS
FORT FOoTE VILLAGE
4 Nj. South Of D; G. Line
$500 Indian Head Hwy.
I,O. 7-3434
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Chevy Chase Rambler
In the Somerset School area
and Just 2 blocks to express
bus. Nearly new and in i'm
maculate condition. 3 twin
size bedrms., 2 baths, beau
tiful kitchen. large screened
porch. Big living rm. and sep
arate dining rm:: fun base;
value at S31 800. W. 3.
WRIGHT. EN-. $4,000 til 9.
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HAMPSHIRE KNoLLs-sI5,95o
rambler plus sunroom or den. brand
new. fully equipped kit; conv.. close
in location. HUGH T. PECK, HE.
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14ISEE5ff PREVfEW R3cs sHoWSiNGl' foeSSf ScH'

5-BEDRooM BRICK MODEL
Foyer paneled in chestnut. mod.
equipped kit. 3 bedrms. and . baths
on LIST hoor; End floor comprises z
lEe. bedrms. and fun bath: bsmt.,
incl. paneled rec. rm. with firepl.,
porch adj: also. Q paneled den and
powder rm; Priced at only S32,5Q0.
types under $4,000.
OPEN SAT. AND SUN. 1-6 Pm.
Directions: Out Conn. ave. TO
stop light at Jones Bridge rd.. bear
right on Kensington pkWy. to 10l00
block and right 10 our Open Sign
HuGGINS q HARRISON, INC,
REALTORS LO. $4,000
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CHEVY CHASE, MD.
A lovely, new. split-leyel home.
with 4 bedrooms and 2 baths; ideally
situated on Q wooded lot, in the
Rosemary School area; priced under
100000. Ewes. call Mr.. Tiller, EN-.
2-2341.
w. G.. & A. N. MILLER
CO. (REALTORS)
1850 Mass. Ave. NV. EN-. 2-4464
MASS. AVE. EXTENDED
DIRECT FROM BUILDER
RAMBLERS AND SPLIT LEVELS
Three Locations-S29,50 ,500-S4 500
THOMAS II. RYON
Ma. S-4912 Ewes, LU. 2-45SR
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CHEVY CHASE- Md

1902 DORSET AVE. (soMERsET)
Beautifully reconditioned older
attic; 1st-f. powder rm., large front
and rear porches. all-pew kit. dish
washer garbage disposal, large rec.
rm. and bsmt., gas h.-w.h.: large lot.
APPROX. 18,500 So. fts Price. $27.-
$50. To reach: Out Wis. ave-, turn
left 1st trafic light beyond D. c.
line. Open for inspection Sat. pm.
anu WILLIAM VILLA j. j. DAVIS. INC.
MA. S-3556 Ewes, JU. 9-6723
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LARGE CORNER LOT
WHEATON AREA-2s-ft combina:
ton liv. rm. din. rm.. l bedrm. and
bath on 1st floor, 2 nice bedrms. on
Ind floor. Beautifully Handicapped lot.
S13,400, GI appraised.
GEORGE W. BAUSERMAN
JU. 9-5444 Ewes. RA. 3-5SS3
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PRICK RAMBLERS

suitland; II new ramblers, 3
bedrooms each, fine equipped kitch-
ems, full easements: large lots: cus-
tom built: SIT 500 and up. T, y.
BURGESS. 1901 Silver Hill rd., 10.
S-33OO: evenings LU. 1-9515.
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CHEVY CHASE
ROSEMARY SCHOOL
AREA

Brick-and- stone rambler now un-
der construction. Lge. liv. rm., sep.
hall planned; nr. ali cow. A gen.
uine buy and only one at S2S.500.
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CHEVY CHASE VILLAGE
Near Chew Chase Circle

S23,950. A charming older Colo
NAL home on q large lot. Wide CEN
ter hsll. 4 large bedrooms; ~
attic; full basement: gas heat: ga
rage, Home In excellent condition;
So, 900 down. balance in one trust
Shown by appt. only, the address
will not be given over the phone.
Call WO. $4,000 It'll 8 pm.
Edw. H. Jones & Co., Inc.
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CHEVY CHASE VIEW

CHEVY CHASE VIEW
"A picture book house." This
burg home has q huge living room.
separate dining room. modern
kitchen, very large 1st-floor bedroom
or den with lavatory; bedrooms,
bath and storage on 2nd f.: over
sized screened porch; basement; g
car garase; large beautifully land
scaped lot, A real offering at $27,-
$50. Call WO. $4,000 It'll 8.
Edw. H. Jones & Co., Inc.
Chevy Chase d C Ii
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CLOSE IN.
$4,000

One Block off River Rd.
A very nice bungalow. Five rooms
and huge expansible insulated attic
with stairs full basement. gas heat.
garage, good level lot; owner trans
ferred. Mr.. shackelford, Ma. s.
$500; ewes. and week ends. JU.
5-660s. BOSS q PHELPS. INC.
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$1,000 CASH

Assume 40 CT Trust
Three double bedrms. and / small
bedrm.. liv. rm. with firepl., full
bsmt. large fenced lot with trees;
needs redecorating. Only S12.a50..
FM-l09. Mr.. Gordon. 10. 5-21q6.
FREDERICK w. BERENS
SALES, INC, MA. $4,000
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NEW SpLIT-LEVEL
CT OR CONVENTIONAL

Trilevel brick home nearing COM
pletion: 4 bedrms., 21a baths. rec.
rm.: excel. location. Substantial LIST
trust avail; S2S,950.
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So, 900 DOWN

S3,U ,UUU DOWN
Assume ~ CT Loan
Brick. 3 bedrms., Ia baths; pay
ments, including taxes, approxi-
mately $50 per mo-; transp. and
shopping nearby. Ewes. call HE.
4-6S65.
JOLLES & SENNETT
Realtors DI. 7-4244
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.


LANGLEY PARK-SI2,950
Attractive 5-rm. brk.: bsmt.. pch. |:
HUoH I. PECK VI HE. 4-e4oo
NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. AREA
Lovely Cape Cod: 3 rms, full
bsmt:. screened porch: large lot: ex-
pansihle upstairs; CT terms: S13,5O0.
HUGE q. PECK HE. 4-6400
OPEN SAT. AND SUN. ALL DAY
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 3-bedrm. brick
ramblers;; vacant: 12S07 Matey I'd.
Gil. $3.50 down, $79 mo. includes all;
and l2503 Farnell dr., non-GI, S1..-
900 down, 500 mo-, includes all.
Move in with deposit. Call for di-
rections. MRS. HART. JU. 5-0775,
cox q CO., INC.
BY OWNER
Brick Colonial with slate roof,
large living room with fireplace.
larger er-than-ayerage dining room.
separate breakfast room, nice rear
screened porch; second floor has
three twin-size bedrooms, two nice
/ tiled baths: stairs to finished third
tioor; full basement with fireplace
and playroom: nice fenced yard: ga
rage: cloSe-in Bethesda: walking dis
tance to public and parochial schools,
located on dead-end. street. one block
Ito good Transportation. Would like
to sell this week; S27,250: $1,000
cash. OIL. 4-46S0.
Bannockburn, Md.-$22, $50
Eight-mo. .-old. brk. and redwood
contemporary. on Macarthur blvd
Three bedrms., den, 2 baths. sun
deck, earport, h-acre lot. Assume
$4,000 4laTo trust. Mr.. Alldridge
RE. 5-5605.
LEO M. BERNSTEIN co.
CO. 1858 . TIL
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BRADBURY HTS, near Fairfax
village--Dst. asbestos shinsls bum ,,i
bsmt.. oil h.-w.h.: lge. corner lot;
$1,000, HARTMAN REALTY, INC.
TTT AQA00 III C-E0TR
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CT OR CONVENTIONAL
Home for small family on extra
lge. corner lot: liv. rm. with stone
nrepl. and beamed ceiling. sep. din.
rm.. openinE onto lgs; screened peh.
HURIAUX REAL ESTATE
OIL. 4-6164 Ewes. OIL. 4-334S
NYYHaYYYT G1YY NYd
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JOHN BURDOFT
EASTER TREAT

l 331S Colesville Rd., Sill Spring, Md.
Call Evergreen 4-3s46
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coLoRED-S250 DOWN
GI-$72.19 MONTHLY
Lovely 5-room semidet. brick.
bsmt.; storm windows; fenced yard;
attractive non -G1 terms. NE. s-4653.
'';Sjit suitfos 1a i-0asS Z. ooapos. yR.. co.
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tcontinued on Mex. Pagel
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CAMP SPRINGS-2-bedrm masonry
rambler; yr. old. Radiant heat;
firepl., Ha-acre lot. S9.950 for quick
sale. PUFFENBERGER, Realtor.
LU. 4-706O. lis
CHEvERLY-This stone, brick and
frame Colonial was designed for
gracious living; 3 nice bedrms.. Ia
with imported tiled fireplace; rec.
rm. and built-in garage in full
bsmt.; large ialousied side porch
and T0-ft. wide, level shady lot.
A real buy for $4,000. THE
PERRY BOSWELL CO., WA. 7-4500
Jessen's weekly., 1956-08-23
No More Sewage May Be Hauled
 InF aiirbanks

Charles Mitchell. regional sani- tary engineer for the Alaska De- partment of Health, has issued the following statement:
 ..The Alaska Department of Health, section of sanitation, issues notice to the general public of Fairbanks that the practice of com mercial garbage collection services can no longer include the service of transporting human waste disposal (sewagel to the city dump and other discharge points. Property owners who in the past have re- lied upon garbage collection ser vices to take care of these matters must now plan on connecting to city sewers or install correct individual sewage disposal facilities This prac- tlee of earting the contents of chem ieai toilets down public streets can be described as primitive and serious health hazard to the eom- munity.''
Jessen's weekly., 1956-08-23
Heary Fines Meted Out To Petty Thieues

David N. Rheaume, B, of Ladd was sentenced to 30 days in the city jail and received $500 fine after pleading guilty to charge of petty larceny in City Magistrates court Friday.
 Arrested on the same charge with Rheaume was 19year old who al- so pleaded guilty and received a fine of $200 and a 30-day suspended jail sentence.
 The two were arrested while at tempting to take the wheels and tires from car at the rear of Aur- roa Motors at 416 First avenue.
Jessen's weekly., 1956-08-23
Proof Of Birth Necessary For kinderga artners

kindergarteners. first graders and other pupils entering Alaska schools for the first time this fall are re- quired by Territorial law to present proof of birth. according to Francis k. Kester, director of the Bureau of Vital Statistics in Juneau.
 Small plastic birth cards may be obtained by writing the Bureau at the Alaska Department of Health in Juneau, and stating the name of the child, date and place of birth, and names of parents. Requests for cards should be accompanied by money order of g..
 Requests for the cards should be made several days in advance of the date they will be needed, Kester reminded.
Jessen's weekly., 1956-08-23
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT
UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR BUREAU OF LAND MANAGEMENT
 LAND OFFICE
Fairbanks. Alaska

Fairbanks. Alaska
 Date: July 25, 1856
 NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION Notice IS hereby given that Max Doug lass, College, Alaska entryman, together with his witnesses Ernest Lee Plunkett, and Lesdlie B. Loud, both of Fairbanks. Alaska has submitted final proof on his homestead entries. Fairbanks Serial 011g05 and No. ol1533 for the NEi4NEi4 Section 28, and NWASWh4, SWi4SWh- NWM, 1aNWKSWIaNWH, Section 27, SEANEK4 Section 28 Township l North Range East Fairbanks Meridian, con- taining f55 acres, and it is now iii the files of the Land Office. Fairbanks. Alaska, and if no protest is filed in the Land Office within the period of pabli- cation or thirty days thereafter. said final proof will be accepted and final certificate issued
 Robert L. Jenks
 Acting Manager First Pub: Aug 2. 1856
 Last Pub: Aug. 30, 1856
Jessen's weekly., 1956-08-23
MRs. DON HERNING BACK FROM SANTA BARBARA

Mrs. Don Herning returned to her home on the Steel Creek Road Sun day after arriving from the States via Pan American.
 Mrs. Herning has spent the winter in Santa Barbara, California Her husband has been working here all summer
Jessen's weekly., 1956-08-23
DAUGHTER BORN TO
 HARRY HOUCHs SAT.

The Harry Houghs of 1232 Ninth avenue are the proud parents of a new daughter, Robyn Renee. born in St. Joseph's hospital on Satur- day at 2:45 pm. and weighing 5 lbs. 15 ozs.
 Hough is dispatcher for Wien Alaska Airlines. The couples older daughters are xefiia, 9 and Jill and Joy. E month old twins.
 Maternal grandfather is Nels Swanberg, Jr., of Nome. Maternal greatgrandparents are the Nels Swanbergs, Sr., also of Nome.
Jessen's weekly., 1956-08-23
Thursday. August B. 1856
Canafax's $ Return

MT. and Mrs. Tom Canafax re- turned Sunday with Pan American Airways. coming home after attend ing the United Association Plumb
Jessen's weekly., 1956-08-23

Mrs. Harry Beall of l464 Noble street is in St Joseph's hospital recovering from major surgery. She is employed as a waitress at Jimmy Lees Cafe.
Jessen's weekly., 1956-08-23
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT
UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR BUREAU OF LAND MANAGEMENT LAND OFFICE
 Fairhanks Alaska

Fairbanks. AIaSka
 Date: July 24. 1856 NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION Notice is hereby given that Kenneth Leonard Gates, Fairbanks. Alaska, en- tryman, together with his witnesses Err win NJ Miller. and Vincent l.. Peede, both of Fairbanks. Alaska has submitted final proof on his homestead entry. Fair banks Serial 0l8s45 and Homestead Addi- tienal Fairbanks Serial No. 0lf578 for the sW1aNWH Section B. and the EIzNEA Section 34 Township 1 South Range 2 East Fairbanks Meridian, containing l60 acres. and it is now in the files of the Land Office, Fairbanks. Alaska. and if no protest is filed in the Land Office within the period of publication or thirty days thereafter. said final proof will be accepted and final certificate issued.
 Robert L. Jenks
 Acting Manager First Pub: Aug 2. 1856
 Last Pub: Aug. 30. 1856
Jessen's weekly., 1956-08-23
JEssEN's WEEKLY

CTS and Steamfitters convention in Kansas City, Missouri.
 Canafax, business manager for the Plumbers and Steamfitters, To- cal 375, went south about a week ago. joining his wife who was wis., iting her mother in Seattle
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Mt. Zion W.S.C.S. Meets

The Mt. Zion Methodist WSCS.
route 40. met Wednesday, April 1,
at the home OF Mrs. Charles Lay
man, with Mrs. Rella Emerson and
Miss Leanna Layman as co-host-
esses.
The topic was Christian Dis
cipleship" Mrs. Edwin Robson,
president. was in charge Mrs.
Charles burst gave a talk, Gross
ing the River" Mrs. Lille Robe
son became senior member and
Mrs. Carol Fike a junior member.
Thirty-five members and the fol
lowing guests attended: Mrs. Jul
iuS Wilhelm. Mrs. Lennie Fike.
Mrs. Oscar CLANCY, Miss Donna
CLANCY, Mrs. Minnie Merrill
Miss Gladys Mckenzie and Miss
Lillian burst entertained with ac-
cOrdian selections.
The May meeting will be held in
the church basement with Mrs.
Herbert Pope. Mrs. Harry Pope,
Mrs. MILFORD Warne and Mrs.
George burst as Co-hostesses.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1956-04-12
ONE WORD
Can Change Your Life
By REV. ROBT. OLEWILER
Pastor, Grace Reformed Church
Washington, d. C.
Dedic alton

Dedication
Fifty years ago Thomas A. Edi-
son said What mans mind can
create. mans character can con
troll" That now seems TO be the
S64,O0O question. Can it? What we
face today is the stupendous fact
that while science can give us
power, science alone can't deter
mine how we shall use it. Religion
must do that But is religion keep
ing pace with the challenge?
In certain community church
building burned down and two
neighbors found themselves stand
ing side by side watching the blaze.
Said one to the other: This is the
first time l ever saw you at
church" Said the other: This is
the first time / ever saw the church
on fire" That was the ideal of the
first century Christians and that's
the need in these momentous times
"a church on fire with faith and
dedication, the word that can
change your life.
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than 60 people attended the event
which was held in the school cafe
| taria
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1956-04-12
BITTINGER

The continued cool weather and
cold nights is keeping the owners
of sugar camps in this section busy
and indications are that a very
good crop Of maple syrup will be
gathered
Richard T. Browning. Oakland
a county game warden for 20 years
was a business caller here Thurs
day of last week
Mrs. Charles H Wiley and son
Paul, Canton, o., visited relatives
here last Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin Bittinger, OF
Greensburg. Pa, visited Mr.. Bit
fingers sisters here last Saturday
and Sunday.
Miss Kathleen Emory and school
mates motored to Baltimore ano
Washington, d. c., on Sunday anC
returned on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Legeer and
children. of near Washington, D
c.. spent the last weekend with
relatives here.
Fred L. Bittinger, Grantsville
was a business caller in this sec
ton one day last week.
Mrs. Joe Bucket is i'll
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1956-04-12
Avoid Buying
.Untaqqed Seed
90

Never buy untagged lespede2a
seed says Joe Newcomer, Universi-
ty of Maryland Extension seed spe-
cialist. If you do, you may be
headed for trouble he says
Many farmers have cleaned their
own seed and are selling il to their
neighbors This seed, if not proper
" cleaned may be highly contami-
mated with Objectionable weed
seeds. Some farmers have their
seeds checked for nOXiOuS weeds
and purity and in buying seed from
his neighbor, farmer should con
suit this report. The report will
tell the farmer if he is buying good
seed. Seed can be checked by com
mercial seed labs or by the uni
versity'S seed lab. To be on the
safe side. Newcomer says, Your
chances of buying good seed are
much better if you buy from a re-
liable seed dealer"
Many fields Of lespedeza har-
vested for seed in 1858 were heavy
with dodder. the most troublesome
weed in lespedeza. Seeding 25
pounds of lespede2a to the acre
with only Is dodder seeds to the
ounce means 5000 dodder seeds to
the acre In recent check on
farmers cleaned" seed some con-
tanned as much as l43 dodder seeds
per ounce. This seed was not tagged
and had been sold to neighboring
farmers.
State seed laws require tagging
of all seed that is offered for sale,
Newcomer says. A complete analy-
sis of the seed must be indicated
on the tag. If a farmer advertises
his seed for sale through a local
newspaper or puts it in the market
in any way, the seed must be
tested and tagged
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most improved instruments and APP
plianccS used by the medical
gentlemen in their therapeutic
practice, some were stated BY a
larger personnel Of spcialists-eX-
pcrtS in their field, but nowhere
have | found such a spirit of help
fulness and pure devotion on the
part Of those who actually minister
to the sick and distressed and in
jured as is evident TO any one vis-
iting Garrett County Memorial
Hospital
This attitude by all connected
with the institution | attribute to
one source ~ the Administrator,
Miss Irene f. Sharpe Before the
coming Of Miss Sharpe TO our COM
munity, our hospital was just
another hospital; nursing care was
given, of course, but i'll a business
as-usual, impersonal. take-it-or-
leave-it manner. Today there is a
difference. and this may be veri-
fled by asking any present or past
patient confined in our Hospital.
The attitude of cheerful willing
ness to do anything at all to relieve
the patients distress and hasten re-
covery; the friendly and sympa-
thetic atmosphere created by those
coming in direct contact with the
sufferer; this is the human touch
which means so much to one help
lesSly confined to a bed OF suffer-
ing and anxiety
In our Hospital | have never
seen a Nurse, Nurses Aid or Male
Attendant go into a room without
a smile OF encouragement upon his
or her face. All this, | believe, is
entirely due TO Miss Sharpe's in
fluence and |, for one, would like
to say publicly Thank you. Miss
Sharpe
Realizing, of course, that this
could not be accomplished by any
one person, however gifted, with
out the hearty cooperation of all
concerned, | say hats Off to
everyone connected with our Hos
pital and include in this letter of
sincere appreciation the gentlemen
of the Medical and Surgical Staff
the Nursing Department. the OF
flee Personnel, the Maintenance
Department, and the Dietary De-
partment. To each one | say thank
you" for your ceaseless devotion
to the ministry of cooperative heal
ing
Paul D. Parker, DID.
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Letter to the Editor
Oakland, Maryland
April 2, 1856

To The Editor
Dear Sir:
In the hurry of life one is often
brought to a realization of things
left undone, words of appreciation
unSaid. deeds of kindness not per-
formed gratitude not expressed,
favorS not acknowledged. faithful
ness not noticed. efficiency not re-
Warded-until some untoWard event
forever removes the opportunity
of doing those things which would
make another life happier and
bring encouragement and cheer 10
someone who is courageously do
ing their part in making this world
a better place in which to live
and to die.
We are familiar with the adage-
it is better to give flowers to a
loved one while they are alive than
to wait till death takes them away
from the fragrance. In such mood
as this | write this letter. whether
you publish it or not.
During my life and ministry l
have had occasion to visit many,
many hospitals and, truthfully
speaking, l have never been in
any hospital which is superior to
the Garrett County Memorial Hos
pital Some hospitals were much
larger, some were much better
equipped with all the latest and
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and Barbara Lee Armstrong, 20,
FrCncht0n w. Va
Jesse Lee Doss, q, us. army,
Williamson w Va, and Ellen Isa-
belle Bittinger, l8, Mt Lake Park.
Md
Donald Raymond Abbott, 10.
parents consent trucker. near
Mariana. Pa. and Rose Marie
Quail. Is, DaisYtoWn, Pa.
Roosevelt Edward Jackson. 81.
laborer, and Ruth Katherine Dot
son, 20 both colored both Mason
town, Pa
Lester Raymond Pratt IS, par
ent's CONSENT machine operator,
and Carrie Elizabeth Castle, 10,
both independence w va
Toby Brown Hardin Is, parents
consent and Phyllis Ann Duvall,
l9, both Philippi, W Va.
Licenses Recently Issued
Clarence Head kitzmiller. 81,
machine operator, Gormania. W.
Va, and Frances Louise Helmick,
IS, Shaw, W Va
Russell Allen Duckworth. "a,
shovel operator, near WeSternpOrt,
and Ann Adaire Carr, 10, Pied
mont, w Va
Harry Thurman Brumage, Jr., 10,
parents consent contractor, and
Mary Eleanor Snyder, 81 both
Fairmont, w Va
Paul Andrews Sanford, 81. dOZer
operator and Connie Hall, p, both
Weston, W. Va
David Louis Alfonso, %, trucker,
Anmore, w. Va. and Barbara Lynn
VanScoy, 10, Nutter Fort w. Va.
Hector Lee Austin, "A. baker.
and Sylvia Juanita Rowland, 36,
both Grafton, w Va.
Fred Eugene Fisher, "a, chemical
operator near Morgantown. w. Va,
and Helen Marie Paugh, 10, Ever
ettsville, w Va.
Dwain Edwin Wolfe, 10, par
ent's consent laborer Clifton
Mills. w. Va, and Ina Mae Wayne,
It. parents consent MarkleyS-
burg, Pa
John Edward Babich, Jr., "a, stu
dent. Fayette City. Pa, and Dolores
Bernadette Bohna, 10, East Mills
bOrO, Pa.
Lewis Raymond Scott, 40, spell
ter man. and Edna Laird 49, both
Monongahela. Pa.
Thomas Vernon BaSferd. 81,
painter, and Anna Mae FaZen-
baker IS, both Morgantown, w.
Va.
John Hayward Ella, 81, trucker,
Clarksburg, W. Va, and Mary
Lourean Lambert, %, Elkins. w.
Va.
Eliza Halbert. 20. machinist, and
Phyllis Aleene Wilson, 10, both