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Everyone knows how young
folks love soda fountain drinks
after busy day at school, with
milk shakes topping the list of
favortcs so It's good news now
that they can Fix their own nj
home by uaing an envelope of milk
shake mis- and treat themselves
and thctr little friends every day
In the week with much lcaa
strain on their allowance
one envelope Of vanilla, choco'
late or strawberry milk shake mix
with milk and sugar added makes
two tall shakes" providing n
beverage OF such creamy con
sistency and delightful flavor that
hcalthful mike tastes better than
ever
or, for n lunch time surprise,
try the recipe given below for an
extra special homemade milk
shake treat II can serve aA n
beverage and dessert as well -a
and at the same time provide n
delightfully."- different way 10 got
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-11-16

Club Hostess Mrs. LAMAR
Roberts, 200 Il, A5rd st. was a
charming hostess when she enter
tanned the First Nightors Bridge
club In tho sky Room OF the Day
ton Company on Saturday after
noon. November \, Following
tasty lunch, the remainder OF tho
afternoon was enjoyed playing
bridge, unwrapping prizes for
high scores for guests were the
Mines. Burie Carmichael. first:
Charles Noble. second and Cecil
schofeid. third. Other guests OF
the hostess were the Mines, Har-
old Combs, shelton Granger. An
toine LysenEa, Thad, James and
Coleridge Hendon, Taking home
club prlRes were the Mines, James
Robinson. first, James Brown.
second and william whitcslde.
third, Mrs, James Robinson. 5000
Portland Az. will be hostess at
the December meeting,
Excuse Usi Because OF lack OF
space due 10 our political adver-
Using several social items were
omitted from tho paper last week,
however. We are running
them IN this weeks issue. II you
looked for your news and didn't
ind II last wook, you viii find II
IN this Issue.
Raby Christenedi Hurie Darrell,
infant son OF Mr.. and Mrs, Buris
Carmichael Jr, of a7it Fifth Az
y, was christened Sunday Novem.
her 4, at 81 Thomas Episcopal
church with tho Rev Louis w,
Johnson. performing the cere-
mony sponsors were Mrs, Lewis
Ripper. paternal aunt. and Miss
Norma Jean Howell and Marvin
Crawford.
IT'S A Glrii Mr. and Mrn, Rich
ard Stokes Jr,, 2soa 22nd Av. r..
have have chosen Teri Lynn m the
name Of their first baby, She was
born November 2, In Fairvicw hos.
pitai The new arrivals paternai
grandparents are Mr., and Mrs.
Ronald Judy Mr., OF Minneapolis.
Also sharing the pride and Joy OF .
great granddaughter IL Mrs. Isa-
belle Moouerry Of Cedar. MINI.
paternal great.-grandmother,
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-11-16
SMART SET CLUB
GAVE HALLOWEEN PARTY
FOR BETHESDA CHILDREN

The Smart Set club OF Bethesda
Baptist church sponsored It's an
nusl Halloween party for the chill
dren on Saturday. November 3, at
$50 o'clock in the evening at the
church.
Some 80 children In costume and
masked and several parents at.
tended
Traditional Halloween games,
including bobbing for the apple.
were enjoyed and prizes were a
warded 10 the winners.
Highlighting the festive evening
was an abundance OF good things
to eat and everyone had a good
time.
Mrs Nina Williams is president
OF the Smart Set Club
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-11-16

New Daughter, DR. and Mrs
John NJ, Warren. seas Third Az, 5,
have welcomed a daughter into
the family, The baby, born Novem'
Der :, in Mt. Sinai hospital. has
been named Monica Renee, The
family already includes two sons,
John Jr. and Carl Micah and an
other daughter Cherry Linda,
three years old, who have wclcom.
eli their new sister and playmate
into the circle.
Mother L. nli Mrs. Hazel Clark.
aoiA CLINTON Az, was recently
called Co Kansas city, kanA. be-
cause OF the illness OF her mother,
Mrs. Halle Thornton Mrs, Clark'A
stay Ia indefinite depending ON her
mothers condition,
New Gtiscai l.awrnce Casalus
three years old. has q now play
mate sharing the spotlight with
him at $500 Portland Av, on oct,
10, In 81, Maps hospital. HIS
mother presented him with u new
sister, barbara Allison, Mr. and
Mrs Donald J. CSAAius are parents
NJ the family Mr. and Mrs Henry
cahcli Of Milwaukee Wis, are tho
maternal grandparents and MIR
and Mira, A H. CaAalua are the
patcrnal grandparents
UHo- Score Clubr Mr., and Mrs.
Maurice nnttS, 42t? Second Az,
a. were hosts Ia the uno.scorc
club nj special meeting held
Saturday evening. November Ia,
The club Ii being reorganlsed and
the drafting % n new constitution
was high spot on the agenda.
New Address Mr.. and Mrs Ros
bert wynn, formerly Of bio Irving
Az n, are now residing at l7ti
Fourth Az N,
Week End Gucsti Spending the
past week end IN tho city was
Mira Mack baldwin OF Moline, III,
who was the guest Of Mrs, pcra-
lee narncs OF 2i2i ~, 22nd IT Mrs
Baldwin worHhippcd AT bethesda
Baptist church ON Sunday morn
ing. November II,
Hack Homes Mi and Mrs, NJ N,
craft, Sbt0 F1fth Az, a., returned
home recently from q three weeks
vacation spent In Ft Wayne. Ind.
Chicago, III, Memphis, Tenn. and
Grenada, Miss, visiting relatives
and friends,
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B.S.C.P. Auxiliary
leo Held On
Sunday, Nov. 4

The Minneapolis ladies Auxil-
larry to the Brotherhood OF Sleep
ing Car Porters chose the lovely
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Wade,
Sr., 1921 Fourth Az s. as a set
ting for its annual Autumn Tea.
which was held Sunday, Novem-
Der I. Bright hued fall flowers
from the garden OF Mrs. Wade
were effectively used 10 decorate
the rooms carrying out the au-
tumn motif.
The exquisitely appointed tea
table with its lace cloth. conferred
with Horn of Plenty. filled with
fresh fruit intermingled with gold
orange and rust autumn leaves be-
tween silver candlcsticks with
lighted orange tapers struck an
artistic note The table was laden
with crystal trays OF choice deli
cacies and shining with silver ser
vices at either end. Center OF at
traction on the buffet was a
flower container. the exact replica
Of a Pullman car. filled with yell
low and rose NUNS.
Guests were greeted between
the hours OF 4 and 7 p. m. by
members OF the auxiliary wearing
the latest fall creations.
Door prizes for the 25th guests
were given Mrs. +, l.. Braxton and
Mrs. Robert Murray, the 25th and
o0th guest TO register. Mrs, Jes-
sic Shepard was presented with
a gift OF appreciation.
Presiding at the piano sending
forth a medley OF beautiful music
throughout the gala affair was
Mrs. Dorothy Payne. who also ac-
companied Mrs. Bertha Smith.
who gave "a beautiful rendition OF
Autumn Leaves"
Mrs. Minnie Rhodes was gencr-
al chairman Of the tea with Mrs
Myrtle Manson as co-Chairman.
Pouring were the Mines. Mae
Stewart president, Josephine Muir.
ray, past vice-President, both
charter members. Harriet Jones
Emma Gage, Leota Perkins and
Naomi Mosley, who alternated
Greeting guests at the door was
Mrs. Grace Judy, registering
guests was Mrs. Bertha Smith
and other hostesses were tho
Mines Thelma Wade, Leota Per
kins, Naomi Mosley, Thelma Nc
Intosh, Mary Cockrell. and Irene
Harvey.
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them to drink their daily quota ~
yitamtn rich milk
straw berry Pineapple Milk shake
? cups cold milk
? ice cubes toptonan
3 rounded teaspoons sugar
package strawberry milk shake
mix
y cup canned crushed pineapple
and Juice
Pour milk into u shaker 81
quart jar Add Ice cubes, II do
sired, Add sugar then milk shake
mix. Shake vigorously until milk
shake mix is dissolved Add
crushed pineapple and Juice. Shake
again Serve at once Makes ? or
: glasses.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-11-16

OF their hosts at dinner in Mime
apolis at a down town cafe, dinner
guests Of Mrs. Harry Richardson.
also Of Mrs. George Matthews.
The visitors attended Cinerama in
Minneapolis as guests OF a group
OF friends.
New Brother: Myron p. Barnett
Jr.. Is months old. has welcomed
a new brother into the family cir
Gle. Michael Eli made his debut in
St Joseph's hospital on October
80. Mr. and Mrs Myron p. Barnett
Sr are parents OF the family. Ma
ternal grandparents are Mr.. and
Mrs Byron Brown OF SIS st. An
thony Av
Entire Nous Club Meets: The
Entire Nous club met Saturday.
November 10. at the home OF Mrs.
Howard Gunnels. 699Is w. Central
Av. Following business the eve
ming was spent in gay converse
ton and the enjoyment OF refresh
ments served by the hostess. Mr..
and Mrs. o. L. Thompson OF Hot
Springs, Ark. were guests OF the
club. Mrs. Jessie Davidson, $50
Dayton Av., viii be hostess at the
next meeting.
Week End Guests: Mr.. and Mrs.
William Martin of Chicago were
the week end guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Bert Buckner. sl6 Aurora
Av.
Tanga Club Win Meet: Mrs.
Rosamai Osby, 1856 Carroll Av,,
viii be hostess to the Tanga club
on Saturday, November II.
Out OF Hospital: Robert Mans
field, 979 Charles Av., returned
home Tuesday, November 8 from
Veterans hospital and is much i'm
proved and well on the road TO re-
covery.
Guest From Indiana; Mrs.
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FAMOUS CAREER WOMAN, CHARMING HOST
Louise R. Prothro delights guests with nobakng Fruit Cake

aRn. Louise r. pro,hro is a woman who
wi loves 10 work with iood-s0 much 80,
she's made IL her career and her hobby
An experienced homo ooonOrnist with
Masters Degree In Foods and Nutrition
from Columbia University, Mrs. Protiuo IL
a member OF the Pet Mix Company
Home Economics staff. During her work
ing day, she demonstrates the uSe Of Pet
Evsporated Mill In preparing richer, more
delicious family meals that are eIception-
ally nOuriShing,
Az home, she Is an attentive mother and a
gracious hostess For parties, Mrs. PrOthTo
serves nch, luscious foods that are easy To
prepare. Her holiday favori,e is this no
baking fruit oabs made with d0uble-rich
Pet Mil You'H Ike II, tool
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-11-16
MINNEAPOLIS BIRTHDAYS

Nov II Mrs. Dorothy Grigs-
by. ans Fourth Az. 4
Nov. Is Mrs Nettio shepherd,
1920 18th Az, s. Robert Wise
man. 81 Hyland Az N; Mrs
Lenora Small, 23is Fourth Az, r.;
Marjorie Denise Lyle. 1888 Firth
Az. s. Francis Moslcy 1908 18th
Az 8 Paul Ratun ST., 1900
Firth Az :
Nov 10 Jack Poster, 53tp
4sth Az. n
Nov 20 Augustus Owens, 5000
Clinton Az. Albert Mcclure, 1917
Firth st. s.. Mrs. Ethel stevens,
1924 Fourth Az. s.
Nov q Mrs H. Macarthur,
1905 Seventh Az. N
Nov - Shelby Cox. ti0s
Firth Az. 8; Johnnie Mae Hadlcy,
5000 Fourth Az s, Ralph May
hood. 1900 Portland Az
Nov ~ Mrs. Evercttc John
son. iOts Firth Az s,
Out of-Town BIrthdays--
Nov Susan Marie Thomas
Geneva Switzerland, Mrs. Bernice
Morris. Los Angeles, Calf
Nov. ts-T.awrence Mann, Jr.,
Nov 10 Rev. Benjamin Cas-.
Hius, Duluth. MINI.
Chicago. Ill
Nov. 20 George Christopher
Alameda, Calf
Nov 20 Mrs Jane Mcintosh
Los Angeles. Calf
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Birthday
GREETINGS
ST. PAUL. BIRTHDAYS

Nov, IL Frank Boyd. tts Mae
ubin. Barry Joe Harrison. 66S
Iglehart Az; Caroline Foster,
1883 Sherburne Az Tony Ma
Ango, ass n. Grotto, Gary Ste
phen Allen. 6A2 lglehart Az.
Nov. Is Moses Brown. $40 ST.
Anthony Az: Mrs. James Green.
IT'S 81, Anthony Az. Joseph
Sykes, $50 Rondo Az.
Nov i9---Jimmie shavers. 500
81, Adams; David Phillip Coins,
500 Fuller Az.
Nov 20-Mrs, Lee Gwynne. 500
" Chstsworth. Johanna stokes,
663 Aurora Az: Ted Alien, pTS
lglehart Az; Raleigh Humburd,
723 Rondo Az, William NJ. Brown.
22i St Anthony Av.: Herbert
Commodore. S2l W. Central Az.
Nov 81 ponnell r.. Erwin. ut
Rondo Av.; Walter Mcfarland Jr.,
1915 Rondo Az: Reginald Clark,
si2 St Anthony Az: Richard
Parker. 66s 81. Anthony Az.
Nov - Bertha Boyd, S97 ST,
Anthony Az: vcntreSs Jackson.
1850 Rondo Az. Portia Jean Rus
sell, 633 lglehart Az; Mrs, Gloria
F1orenE, h25 Rondo Az, Mrs, Ben
Moore, 30 w. lawson Mrs.
wyatt Cooper, IsS W. Central Az;
Garland Hunter, Jr.. and Sylvia
Hunter, A3 w. Central Az.
Nov. - Doris Louise MasSie.
g32 IglehaTt Az
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-11-16
Social and Personal
y MINNEAPOLIS

Vacatoning Enjoying much needed rest aud vacation is
Elder H. Slater minister of the Glendale Seventh Day Ad
venst church. who left Friday November for Chicago Elder
Slater will be the guest of his mother aud daughter Chicago
aud from there win visit other relatives and friends
lie plans 10 be away for three weeks,
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-11-16

u IL - part Of American ehRrar-
ter 60 consider nothing 49, dcspcr
ate! Ia surmount every difficulty
by resolution and contrtyanca. ---
Thomas Jefferson
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-11-16

Gloria Lewis of Gary, Ind, spent
the past week end in the city and
was the houseguest Of Mrs. Mar
torie TendIe, 1912 Undertake Rd.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-11-16
Social and Personal

Leaves For Home: Mr.. and Mrs O. L. Thompson Of Hot
Springs Ark left for Chicago Monday November L. where
they will spend few days before returning home The Thomp
guests in ST Paul of Mr. and Mrs Howard Gunnes
of 699a W. Central Av. They enjoyed sightseeing and
social coureSes accorded They were guests
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-11-16

Language IL - city 90 the build
ing 81 which every human l'clnE
brought u stone. Ralph waldo
Emerson
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-11-16

An egotist is usually me-decp
IN conversation
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WEDDING
ANNIVERSARIES
MINNEAPOLIS

Nov. lS-Mr. and Mrs. Frank
CastlemAn, Jr., ais nth Av. s.,
one year; Mr.. and Mrs Edward
Robbins, 3s45 Second Av s.. II
years.
Nov. 20-Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Miller. 4037 Fourth Az. s, 80
years: Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin Jones,
HOS Dupont Av. N, two years.
Nov. 22-Mr. and Mrs. William
warder. 4l3s Third Av. s., five
years.
Nov. 23-Mr. and Mrs. Kirkland
c, Anderson. 1901 Third Av. s..
two years.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-11-16

Nov. i7-Mr and Mrs. Carl
Griffin. 667 w. Central Av,, IL
years.
Nov. Isn't. and Mrs. J. u.
Jones 654 w, Central Az. 80
years.
Nov. 10 Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Blair, 976 Carroll Av., SO years
Mr., and Mrs. Stanley Gardner,
1877 Thomas Av,. one year; Mr.. and
Mrs, Leroy Cunningham. 7T3
Rondo Av., one year.
Nov. 2l-Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Brown, 707 IglehArt Az. IS years,
Nov. % Mr. and Mrs. John =.
Dorsey, 755 Carroll Az seven
years.
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RENT 1T wiTH A WANT AID
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1956-07-12

proved recommendation of the
superintendent for reorganization
of the office staff. No one is to be
employed to replace Mrs. Haines.
Miss Lucille Tasker becomes the
secretary to the Superintendent
and Mrs. Margaret McComas is Of
flee coordinator.
George Mclaughlin, certified
public accountant, was retained to
make the annual school board audit.
Mr.. Hawkins said he was plan
ming, along with Miss Kathryn
Speicher, Northern High, and Mrs.
Bessie Price, Southern High, to at
tend the annual meeting of the AS
sociated Public School Systems, to
be held at Columbia university in
New York the first week in August.
Rules and regulations for the use
of county school buildings are to
be discussed by the board at the
next regular meeting in August.
Following adjournment the board
members and Mr.. Hawkins drove to
Friendsville to inspect the new re-
novation job nearing completion at
the Friendsville school
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Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. R0bb Honored
On Golden Wedding Anniversary

MIR. and Mrs. Eben Hoyt Jones,
Cleveland, o., parents of Eben
Bradley Jones, joined the family
group for the celebration. There
were four generations represented,
Mr.. and Mrs. Robb, their daughter,
Mrs. r. Harold Ann Estelle) Jones,
her daughter, Mrs. E. B. ANN
Jones and baby daughter, Susan
Robb Jones, aged months.
The marriage of Louise Potter,
daughter of the late Mr.. and Mrs.
Roland William Potter, and Charles
C. Robb, son of the late Mr.. and
Mrs. William Laing Robb, of
Wheeling, took place in Fairmont
July 6, 1906, in the home of the
bride, with the Rev. DR.. Herman
Stoetzer officiating.
Mr.. Robb was engaged in bust
ness in Fairmont many years and
retired in the late years. Both Mr..
and Mrs. Robb have been promi-
nent in church, social, club and
community affairs in Fairmont in
the passing years and have legions
of friends there and elsewhere.
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Plans Reviewed For
Elementary Schools
(Conunueu from Page One

(Conunued FROM Page One
maintenance supervisor, with pres
ent sedan delivery to be traded in;
renewed bus contract of Mrs Cora
Glotfelty for another five years;
accepted the deed for another lot
adjacent to Kitzmiller school as
gift from Kitzmiller Lions club;
voted an increase of S. per month
for all full-time custodians who
have been in service for one year
or more, and an increase of $40 per
month for two regular mainten-
ance men
Mr.. Hawkins reported an ample
budget of about $4,000 had been
provided for textbook and instruc-
tional materials for the coming
school year and that most of the
materials needed had been ordered
for September l delivery.
The board accepted the resigna-
ton of Mrs. Peggy Haines as secre-
tary to the superintendent, and APP
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Complaints Were

Continued From Page One)
street near the Third street corner.
1t agreed to remove a parking
meter on Liberty street, near the
corner of Second and to substitute
a sign limiting parking to fifteen
minutes for loading and unloading.
1t granted permit to Ralph Hess,
Jr.. to place two underground gaso-
line tanks, 5000 gallons capacity, at
the Leighton Brothers and Ray
Tccts garages; gave permission to
Emroy Bolden to erect a dwelling
e by 40, in the Davis addition TO
the town at a cost Of 100000 gave
permission TO Harmans Shoe Shop
to hang a sign above the sidewalk
on Alder street
Bolden also sought water and
sewer service but it was pointed
out a survey was needed first for
the health department
The C.sand A. Gas company
sought permission to lay 1880 feet
of 8-inch pipe, 1910 feet of 6-inch
pipe and 400 feet Of 4-inch pipe
from Fourth and Center streets, to
extend north on Fourth to Pen
nington. west ON Pennington to
Proctor southwest on Proctor to
Center; and also to bore across
Fourth and Second streets to in
stall 40 feet of 10-inch casing on
each street for the new 6-inch line,
for the betterment of service to
Oakland customers.
The permission was refused UNI
til the manager consulted Robert
Maroncy. chairman of the street
committee.
Receipts for the month totaled
S13,1069l, including S13845 from
water, S. ,26863 from taxes and ST.
699.83 from miscellaneous. In the
latter were S4665.57 for traders
licenses, S748.75 from parking
meters, S745 from beer licenses and
S1,15O for electric bond and cou-
pons.
Expenditures amounted to $14,-
O76.45 which included SITS for
police, S1.597.57 for water supplies,
S1.236.49 for street labor, $57997 for
street supplies, S6O6O5 for state ac-
cident fund, 81 PTS for electric bond
and coupons, and $4,972.56 to the
Garrett County Roads department.
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Mrs. Robert Harold Jones, of At
lantic City, and her son-in-law and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Eben Brad
ley Jones, of Orange, N. j., enter
tanned a small group of friends
last Friday, July 6, honoring the
formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Campbell Robb, of Fair
mont, w. Va, upon the occasion of
their golden wedding anniversary.
The event was held at Green
Gables, the summer home of Mr.
and Mrs. Robb, at Deep Greek
Lake, where the Robbs are spend
ing the summer.
A few close friends from Fair
mont, Oakland Deep Creek Lake
and surrounding sections called to
extend Fluctuations during the
afternoon The serving table was
arranged with a gold cloth cover
and yellow roses we're used ex-
tensively in the decorations. The
golden motif was carried out in
all the appointments. The party
was held on the porches and gar
dens of the summer home.
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tend one scheduled for Pittsburgh,
Pa, July 10 to % at Forbes Field
More than $4,000 are expected for
the occasion. Mr.. Weber said men,
bers in the Pittsburgh area are try
ing to find enough rooms in pri-
vate homes to meet the demand of
the delegates who will be attending
from thirteen states. Purpose of
the convention is to train all of the
witnesses in the most practical use
of the Bible.
Most of the ones from this area
will be travelling by automobile to
the convention, although a few
would go by bus and train. A week
ly program of the group is held at
Kingdom hall in Loeb Lynn
Heights.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1956-07-12

Mr. and Mrs. Burlin Holler, OF
near Oakland, announce the en-
gagement and approaching mar
riage of their daughter, Rita Lou
Use, to Howard Neil Sweitzer, son
of Mr. and Mrs Lester Sweitzer
SWanton
The open church wedding will
take place on Sunday, July %, at
9 o'clock p. m, at the Crellin Union
church
The bride-elect is a graduate of
Southern High school, class of 1856
and is employed at the H. p Store
in Oakland The prospective groom
is a graduate of Southern High
school, class of 1854, and is en-
ployed as a telegraph operator by
the Baltimore and Ohio railroad
company
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anniversary on Sunday with pic
mic dinner at Bittinger, with their
children and grandchildren, At
tending were MIR and Mrs. Claude
Fike and daughter Carol, of Cove;
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Zehner and
daughter of Somerset; Mr. and
Mrs. Luther Bowser and son Allen,
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Bowser, Mr..
and Mrs. Hobert Bowser, Mrs. Ell
wood Handwerk and family.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1956-07-12

The body was taken to the home
of his mother and services were
conducted there last Thursday
morning at 1890 o'clock with in
terment in the Blooming Rose
cemetery, near Friendsville.
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DIED
LAWRENCE Il. DIXON

Lawrence Henry Dixon, aged 40,
of Hyattsville, died Sunday night,
July l, in Prince Georges County
hospital
Mr.. Dixon was a native of
Friendsville and was a son of Mrs.
Bertha Fike Dixon, Friendsville,
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and the late Edwin Dixon.

and the late Edwin Dixon.
Surviving in addition to his
mother are his widow, Mrs. Jean
S. Dixon, of Hyattsville; one son
Donald Dixon; and one daughter
Susan Dixon, both at home; two
brothers, Arnold w. Dixon, Laurel;
and David o. Dixon, Friendsville;
two sisters, Mrs. Nellie Wheeler
Bruceton Mills, w. Va; and Mrs
Pauline Wolford, Keyser, w. Va
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To Attend Convention

Members of the Oakland congre-
cation of Jehovah's Witnesses are
planning to attend one of forty
conventions outlined for the sum-
mer throughout the United States,
Canada and Britain. They will at
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John Stark, a former resident of
Mt. Lake Park and Westernport
who for the past year has been an
assistant manager of the J. j. New
berry department store in POGO
moke City, has been transferred to
Chambersburg. Pa. He will begin
his new assignment July 16.
Stark is a 1855 graduate of
Southern High school. He is the
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Stark,
Westernport, and grandson of
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond f. Bittinger,
of Mt. Lake Park. He is married to
the former Barbara Haines, OF Nc
Coole.