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? ,whatan Colonel
Named Commando

Col. Leland w. Skaggs, Of Pow
an, Is commanders COM
ando for the fourth district.
The Rev. John Howard. Virgin.
IA department commander OF the
'morican Legion, announced the
colonel's appointment this week to
tie ssWly formed speakers bu-
au the Commands.
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Groups wishing spcai,e. from
the Virginia department I'll
write to Reverend Howard En
manuel Episcopal church pnaa-
bus.
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Fresh po~s Should be wrapped
-osely In wax papa~, s0sed Il TIE
oldest pat q the RET E1~ar1r 5-I
Aea- wi,hin . few da"s Cu-es rrE
ovid be s'o~ed N 2 closed c3r-
amer o. wrapped tigh''y AZ at3
should be kept unds gatiig s.att4#.
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Truxillo

Rainy weather failed to dalnpen
the spirits of Truxillo hunts,nen!
Members Of tile Truxlllo Hunt
club who have killed deer thus
far are viii Mcmillan, Wood1oe
Mcmillan. Tom Booker, Crawford
Keener, and Jimmy Butte. Eilly
Boyles bagged nice turkey also.
Eleven year-old George Campbell
bagged his first big game last
week a deer! His father. Frank
Campbell has also killed a deer
this season.
Mitchell Easter. OF Sandston,
and Garland Easter, Of Richmond
visited their parents, MI. and Mrs.
H. j. Easter, Thanksgiving day.
Recent visitors in the same home
were Mrs. Casters sister Mrs.
Harry Rowan. Of Cumberland. and
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urday TO see tile Army Navy same
Mr.. and Mrs. James Allen and
two children. Anne and Jimmie.
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
George Ragsdale. and family. at
McKenny.
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of driving on today's damned
highways. this might be trans
lated into her top contribution
4 =
Bling Crosby's sons have told
him they'd approve of IngeI
Stevens. Art LinkIetter's
lao Jack weds Barbara Hughes
December rs. Richard
Gristede of grocery chain
honeymooning with Joy Ann
Robinson. :. The Mickey Man.
ties expect Sir Stork. Don
Ameche returning to Hollywood
and movies. Ed PauIey, Jr.,
prefers Dorothy Malone. !.
The Doe West POint) BIanch-
ards called her Theresa.
Marie MeDOnald's escort in
Reno, Charles Mapes. GA
reports that 10000 Red agents
will start riots in Western Ger
many in September. All the
money has been subscribed for
blue Denim" the Jimmy Ham,
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The German beer and sauer-
braten Of Munich. while max
ing Paths Of Glory" pushed
Adolph into the seams of his
suits. You really need viii
power over there.
June Allys0n, eating every
thing in sight in hopes Of gain
ing q few pounds. has prom
ised husband Dick Powell no
pictures before next year. June
recently completed two for U-I
-"Interlude" and My Man
Godfrey"
y 4 4
When Dennis Hamilton
moved q few yards down the
road from where estranged wife
Diana Dors lives in Maiden
head. he not only took their
housekeeper with him, but their
parrot as well. Now" Diana
told a reporter. "all day long ]
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hear the cockatoo screeching.
Goodbye. Dennis Beat It.
Dennis" incidentally. produe-
er Jimmy Woolf told me he has
no plans to use Miss DORIS in q
picture with Edward G. Robin
son. as reported elsewhere.
At Metro the other day. !
was surprised to find director
George Marshall lunching with
producer Ed Granger. George
usually is at Paramou int,
Granger at RKO. Their job
for Leo the lion is THE Sheep
Man" to star Glenn Ford.
Shoots August IS.
Watch out for the new Mike
Hanmer-Robert Bray-in the
movie version Of Mickey Spill
lanes MY Gun is Quick" Rob-
ert. the bus driver in MonrOe's
BUS Stop" now graduates to
the Cadillac class.
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Ed SULLIVAN
LITTLE OLD NEW YORK
Mn and Maids, and Stuff

Ven Judy Tyler landed her
big lie In the Rodgers-Ham-
nlenin Pipe Dream" she &C.
cept 1t quite calmly: Ever
sine was Q little girl, I made
up / mind that there wasn't
anying ! couldn't handle. "
Her 1ef career indicated that
thetTas q solid basis for that
conence. The one thing Judy
coulft handle was the traffic
craalwhich cost the lives Of
her r husband and the driver
Of tlother car. But knowing
the 1ungster's superb conf
dem and her courage, I'd
mala small wager that even
as cars headed for each
othe Judy believed that her
nunor wasn't up. She was a
moanusual girl and it's tragic
thatt "A her life is at an
end because that's awfully
youto die. II she dramatizes
to oer youngsters the hazards
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HOLLYWOOD

Continued From Page BIS
bara Stanwyck and Fred Mac
Murray. And what a good cast
for this one, with La Dietrich,
Charles LaughtOn, Tyrone
Power, Una O'COnnOr and that
suave detective, John williams!
4 y
When Marion BrandO was
asked in France about the
status of his engagement to
French f1sherman's daughter.
JOsanne Berenger, he said, II
must respectfully decline to
answer that question" Sounds
rehearsed.
AdOlph MenjOu is on a diet.
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QUEENS CHAPEL.
BRANCH DRIVEN

RE. $4,000. 6lk Mi. So. Of d. C.
line at Clinton. Md. Take Branch
Ave. $. e. (Rt. - TO Waterloo Rd..
Turn Right Onto Old Branch Ave.
tRt. 3SD. Drive Mile to Theater.
Riddles Always Free at Branch
BOGART. "OKLAHoMA KID" S:55.
New Teen Thrill PERRY LOPEZ
THE STEEL JUNGLE" 1890
M Il A. InEXu,S SO Y a@o.l
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Mt NJ VERNON Y r VHlT OPEN Ii "l arr

Richmond Hwy. south Of Alex.
Open 40. Starts at Dusk,
DINA, M FEAST Of GHf Il oL1o ovi
MOUNTAIN" at IL; NTHONY
QUINN, CAROL oHMART. WILD
PARTY" at 9.15.
Riddles Free.
Free Miracle Playground.
Starts Fri,
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DRIVEN THEATERS
AIRPORT

AIRpnRT Arlington
eSsss ~AS OF. 4-sl00
Opens at s. GIANT" Color
ROCK HUDSON. ELIZABETH TAY-
LOR at 9:20. Cartoon. Located in
Arlington on U. S. Route l.. Just
over the 14th st. Bridge. Kids Free,
Wednesday. "GUNSLINGER" and
TOT 900 BEDROOMS
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Mother-Let us both try to
remember to lower our voices.
Now see if you can talk as
softly as I am talking to you.

America. Frank Sinatra's
newest is Elizabeth Gonzales,
Mexican chocolate heiress. :.
United Artists expects to more
than double its TV sales to So
million this year. ;. The Dunes
in Las Vegas wants Sugar Ray
Robinson to do a song-and-
dance date. The Bernard
COmbemales Pam WOOlworth)
expecting Sir Stork. . Para
mounts Y. Frank Freeman on
the mend. Richard Hayes
and Sandy Tannenbaum hon.
eymooning. Screenwriter
Michael Kanin flying from
Geneva to Hollywood for a
serious eye operation. Ralph
Meeker wooing Ann Lorraine.
I. Ex-mayors in headlines:
BriscOe, O'Dwyer, Walker.
The Gina LOllObrigida stork
sarrives in two weeks. Capt.
Peter Townsend ailing. :.
Joan CrOwfOrd's daughter
Christina and Fred Chandler
a twoSome at No. l Fifth. i.
Mrs. Louis BiancOli, wife of the
music critic, ailing. Lionel
Hampton and Diahann Carroll
into Empire Room. Lou
Nova and Ricky COvette shadow
boxing. :. July mergers: Merle
Oberon and Bruno Pagliai;
Margaret Leighton and Laur-
ence Harvey at Gibraltar; Julie
London and Bobby TrOup; Ally
khan's brother, Sadruddin and
Nina Dyer. Lana Turner
may star in Gilda Gray's movie
biog. Charlie Barnet's vocal
list, Lynn Franklin, secretly
married to Bud R0thstein of
Arthur Murray's Hollywood
dance studio. ;. Joe Louis and
Mercury Records working out
a deal. Barbara Hall, $64,-
900 quiz whiz, with French
pilot Lucien Vedeaux at
Marines. Vaude's Tom
Diamond a grandpa via a son
for daughter Joan Moore.
X 4 + 4
Charlie Chaplin, jr. and
Juanita COrta to marry before
the end of the month? i.
Jock Whitney's niece Gail with
Dick COwell at Chapeau Rouge.
i. Woody Herman's instru-
mentS stolen from Birdland.
/. Henry Morgan doing the
East Side spots with IsObel
Robbins. Add Clicks: Sue
Carson and the Sportsmen at
Copa; Jack Durant and Bobby
Breen at l.. O.; Barry Gray at
Bob Olin's. Marty Hummer
and Danny Welks upped to
MICA UPS. Tony Trabert,
tennis star, up for a part in
Marjorie Morningstar" at
Warmers, also for the part of
Diana BarrymOre's second hus-
band in TOO Much Too Soon. +"
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LsszEI NEICHDORHOO0< sbagsla lGS
Films of More Than Routine Merit

"ANDON SHIP"-TyrOne Power Mai lettering and
others have narrowing time in overloaded feboat
"E BACHELOR PARTY"-DOn Murray in another dra-
matte slice of New York life by the makers of Marty"
"AACE IN THE CROWD"-Andy Griffith heel become
beloved TV star, a dramatic narrative.
"FNY FACE"-FrOlicsOme Audrey Hepburn, Fred Asaire
and Kay Thompson live it UP in Paris.
"ANT-King size film of Edna Ferbers novel, note
worthy BY Director George Stevens pictorial genius
'gE KING AND assumptions movie Of the musical
delight, played winningly by Deborah Kerr and Yul
Brynner.
~E SOLID GOLD CADHLAC"-SOlid comedy played by a
pair Of experts named Judy Holiday and Paul Douglas
~IE SPIRIT OF ST. LOUIS"-JameS Stewart as Charles
A. Lindbergh in fine recall of his famed Paris fight
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merstein- Barbara WOlferman
production, which Joshua LO-
gan will stage when he finishes
the film of South Pacific"
X 4
Equity reports that four tent
theaters blew down last week
end, but that the performers
and arrangements were covered
by insurance. PerOn trying
to get permission to visit
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SECRETkRIAL

Temple spseioiirss IN INTENSIVE
al ASS shorfhond N o week.
al Bfvth.vp sovrssi. 81 cofd
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Points for Parents s.',' n.-.. ~.'...

Mother-How many times
have I told you not to yell at
met
Son-well. you yell at me
sometimes.
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Mf. Lake EDME.E NeEUS

I'd. c.
Mr. and Mrs. II. NJ Weeks spen
the week with their son-in-laW ant
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Dick Har
desty in Louisville, Va.
Miss Jacqueline Groves, of Ar
lington, Va spent the weekend al
her home here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Harvey
Kitzmiller, have moved into ar
apartment at the home of Mrs
Mary Grove.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Hamill, OF
Detroit, Mich, spent Thursday and
Friday visiting his aunts, Mrs
Belle Nine and Mrs. T. c. Kim.
NELL
David Sisler has returned home
after spending week with his
uncles, Don and Mayo Sisler. in
New Brunswick, N. J,
Pvt and Mrs. Joseph Weeks Wis
tied Mrs Weeks grandmother in
Jane Lew, w. Va, during the week
end
Mrs. Newman Harvey. of Pitts
| burgh, spent the weekend at the
home of her father, Bud Winters.
| Pvt. Charles Taylor. of Fort
| Meade, and Donald, of Canton, o.,
spent the weekend with their par
ents, Mr. and Mrs c. r. Taylor.
Mr. and Mrs. John Chew, of Bal
timore. visited her cousin, Mrs.
Maude Bailey last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Whiting and
son, of Charleston, w. Va. visited
Mr. and Mrs Ray Paugh over the
weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. P. Lawrence. of
Pittsburgh Pa, visited Miss Ne
vada Ford last Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. c. Ford. of Bal
timore, visited his father last week
Mr.. and Mrs. r. L. Weeks and
daughter Rayma, accompanied Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph DeBerry and son,
of Warrington, w Va, to Fairfield,
Va, to visit relatives there over
the weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry F. Fauber
and daughter have moved to
Hyattsville, where Mr. Fauber is
instructor in the Junior High
school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vaughn Weimer
and son have returned to Baltimore
to resume their teaching positions,
after spending the summer at their
home here
Mr. and Mrs. James Friend, of
Baltimore, spent the weekend at
their home here.
A district meeting of the Metho-
dist ministers of the West Virginia
conference was held at the Taber-
nacle recently.
Mr. and Mrs. Marion Dodge and
sons, of Dundalk, visited Mr.. and
Mrs. Ralph Weeks during the holt
days.
Mrs Ada Warren and son and
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The ball is put in play from the
point to which it was carried. Team
B then has four plays or downs"
to gain ten yards. If it is success
full in gaining the necessary yard
age a new series Of plays or downs"
begins. This continues until it
crosses team AS goal line, scoring
touchdown for total of six
points or is forced to surrender
the ball to the defending team.
After a touchdown a try for one
extra point is made. This is done
by passing, running, or kicking
from the two yard line. The ball
may be advanced by either run
ming or passing. Usually, unless it
is near the defending teams goal
line Il team will surrender the ball
on the fourth down in kicking the
ball as far as possible toward their
opponents goal.
A scoring maneuver frequently
used by professional teams and
sometimes used in high school
games is the field goal. This play
scores 3 points and is made by
kicking the ball over crossbar
and between the goal post from a
point at least ten yards away from
the defenders goal line. Two points
may be scored by stopping the OPP
ponent's ball carrier behind his
goal line.
There are ten basic rules gov
erning the game Of football. Each
Of these are sub-divided many
times. These rules were designed
| primarily for the safety Of the
players, and when enforced by
alert officials, make football one
Of the cleanest team sports in our
high schools and colleges.
There are limitations on the use
of the hands, tripping, blocking
frem behind, unnecessary rough
ness, foul language, and any I'M
safe or unsportsmanlike conduct.
| As has been pointed out these
rules were made to keep the game
clean and safe, but each violation
/ is a means cf advancing the ball
from to Is yards toward the Of
! tenders goal lines.
Perhaps the most exciting mo-
ments in q game are caused by FUN
bles. When the ball eludes the in
tended ball carrier and bounces
crafty about, beth teams scramble
to gain possession of it. This is
usually done by player falling on
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Weekend visitors of Harry Ed
wards, ST.. and Harry Edwards, Jr..
were Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Bickel,
Mrs. Chester Riggle, of Jersey
Shore, Pa; Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard
Edwards, Baltimore; Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Mines, Newburg, w. Va.
Mr. Edwards, ST., still remains a
patient at the Garrett County Me-
mortal hospital, but is much i'm
proved and hopes to return home
soon.
Mrs. Lectie Holcomb, of Mt.
Clare, w. Va, is spending two
weeks with Mrs Lewis Johnson
at the Maxwell cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Snyder are
occupying the Veader property.
Mr.. and Mrs Galen Sines. of
Washington, d. c., visited Mrs.
Stella Lowdermilk this week.
Mr.. andN Mrs. Frederick Bell. of
Pittsburgh, Pa, visited Mrs. Mamie
Fleming last week
Wayne Calls spent last week Wis
lting his uncle and aunt, Mr.. and
Mrs. Harold Foster in Washington,
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SANG RUN

Mr.. and Mrs Parker Dewitt and
Mr.. and Mrs. William Burdette
left Sunday for Guilford, Conn, to
visit Mr. and Mrs. Frank Brown.
Jack Dewitt, Baltimore, spent the
weekend with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Parker Dewitt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arnold Friend and
children. Smithtown, Pa, spent
the weekend with relatives.
Miss Eloise Dewitt. Arlington.
Va, spent the weekend with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen De-
Witt.
Mrs. Fred Hoye. Ruth and Bob,
visited Mr. and Mrs. Milton De
Witt. Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. George O'Brien and
sons, near Cumberland, and Mrs
Verna Helms and Kermit Helms
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Junior Carr
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Dewitt and
Zebra Ann, visited Mr. and Mrs
Earl Bishop, Sunday afternoon.
Miss Ruth Hoye returned tC
Washington after spending her va
cation with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred HOye.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hinebaugh
Vienna. Va, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Michaels and family visited Mrs
Mary Hinebaugh over the week
end.
Pvt. Lonnie Knox returned tC
Camp Stewart Ga, after spending
ten-day furlough with his wife
the former Juanita Bleichner
Robert Thomas, College Park
spent the weekend with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. William Thorn
as
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truber and others visited Parsons
! Wooden Mills. on Thursday.
The HeSses spent last Wednes--
day evening with Mr.. and Mrs. Joe
| UphOle in Mt Lake Park
Mrs Fannie Stutzman spent the
holidays at GrantSville.
Miss Audrey Sanders who has
been employed in Clarksburg a
number of years, quit her job and
is spending some time with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs Will Sanders.
before leaving for Florida Her
sister, Mrs Art Fulk and children,
of Frederick. were also home over
the weekend Mr.. Fulk is en-
ployed in Florida, and Mrs Fulk
and family contemplate moving
there.
Mrs Jemima Byler. Catlett, Va,
is visiting the John Yoders. Fair
sweep.
Miss Lena Slabach and Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert Sisk spent Sunday
evening with Mrs. Mary Right.
Harvey Miller and family, Of
Indiana, recently spent a few days
with his sister Mrs. Crist CARRIER.
Mrs. Noah Schrock. who has
been baking for the womens mark
ct at Red House received a letter
from Mrs. H. w. Teichralu Of St.
Paul Mimi complimenting her on
her pies. The market will continue
through September and some of
the money will go to the various
Ladies' Aid this month.
Mrs. Osborne Beckman. of Lynn
dale. and granddaughter NeVa
Jean Harsh. Eglon, spent last week
in Washington They returned Fri
day accompanied by Robert Beck
man and family, who were week
end guests
The CARRIERS, Emanuel Miller and
Emanuel Hershberger and fami-
/ lies took Sunday dinner at j. StOltZ-
( fus and the Norman Schrocks spent
| the day with Mr.. and Mrs. Jake
/ Petersheim
Amos and Fannie CARRIER and
Mrs. Bonnie Calhoun were in Cum
/ berland, Saturday.
MIR. and Mrs. Dale Schlosnagle
have returned to South Carolina
after visiting his home folks.
Mr. and Mrs d. L. SWartzen-
|truber were in HarrisOnburg, Va,
! Tuesday His niece, Mr.. and Mrs
Lawrence Mast, Greenwood Del
/ visited them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dennis Miller, of
/ Iowa, and Mr. and Mrs. Sam Yoder
visited here Monday and Tuesday
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GLADES

Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur Metzler
spent the weekend with homefolks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Bethel and
Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Bethel and
son, of Wadsworth, o.. attended
the Bethel reunion, Saturday.
Callers at the Leah Bethel home
Wednesday evening, were Mr.. and
Mrs. Jack Day and daughter, Mr..
and Mrs William Ellis and family
and Joseph Bethel, all of Balti-
more, and William Bethel and
family, of Accident
The daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Clark Baker was taken i'll Sunday
and was rushed to a MorgantoWn
hospital. where she is being treated
for virus infection.
Evelyn Mihelcic and Marian
Bethel returned to Canton, o.,
Monday evening after spending the
weekend with their mother
Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Bethel,
Wadsworth. o.. Dan Opel, Kenneth
Opel and family of Lancaster Pa,
visited Mrs. Leah Bethel. Sunday
evening.
Henry Bender, of Canton, O., is
visiting his brother, Mahlon Ben
der and other friends.
Mrs. Leah Bethel and daughter
Marian attended the wedding of
Earl Knox, Jr.. and Kay Holler, at
Accident. Sunday.
John Reckner, Jr,, and family
visited his parents over the week
end.
Thelma Murphy attended the
Murphy reunion at Dry Run, Sun
day.
Hamill Glotfelty, who is en-
ployed in Cleveland, o.. called on
the James Opel family, Sunday.
Mrs Raymond Klotz and son
Wesley and Mr. and Mrs. Warren
OeSter were recent callers at the
Nathan and Lucille Glotfelty home
Doris, the daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Russell Brenneman is in a
Cumberland hospital. recovering
from an appendectomy, last Wed
nesday.
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GORTNER

Mrs. Sam Roth and children, and
Mrs Alvin Arnold and children, of
Cleveland, O., spent a week with
their parents Mr.. and Mrs Walter
Schlossnagle. They returned home
with their husbands on Monday.
Edward and Joni Miller, Jr.,
who are painting Carroll Martins
barn, fell 20 feet when their scat
fold gave way They suffered
bruises and sprains from which
they are recovering.
Mr.. and Mrs. Matthew Brubaker,
of Grantham Pa, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Russell Wolfe, of Dillsburg,
Pa. were recent guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry SWartzentruber.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. L. Swartzen-
truber entertained Friday evening
Pastor Paul Bender and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Brenneman
and family Misses Miriam Brennc-
man. Martha Byler and brother,
June. Jane and Mark Wiley, Mary
Ann and Hilda College, EYelena
and Evelyn YOder. of Springs;
Laura CARRIER Ross and Mary
Lichty. Dan Lichty and family, Ed
ward and David Moon. Simon
Schrock. The diversion was vOlley
ball. Refreshments were watermel-
ons.
Mrs. Otis Swiger's father, Will
liam Harold and sister Freida and
family, of Lima, O.. visited them
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Bichty and
son Ralph Misses Harriet Swartz-
entruber and Laura CARRIER at
tened the church wedding on Sat
urday evening of Mrs. Lichty'S
niece Miss Mary Louise Hersh-
berger at Springs, Pa.
Pastors Hclmuth Fritz, of Ger
many. and Warren Heinly Lam
caster, Pa. were calling on Simon
Swartzentruber and family, one
day last week
Mrs. Marie Edmiston. of Pitts
burgh, spent the weekend with
Mrs Anna Bittinger
MIR. and Mrs. ElWoOd Schloss-
nagle and daughter Janet, were in
Virginia
Richard Hesse took Mr. and Mrs.
Hubert Martin to Petersburg, on
Friday. Mrs. Martin consulted an
eye specialist and took dinner
with relatives.
The Emanuel Hershbergers of
Meyersdale, were here visiting
their son Reuben who is en-
ployed at Ernest Schrock's
Among the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs Noah Schrock were Vernon
Michaels and family. of Scottdale,
Pa; Janet Ralph and Katherine
Miller, Thelma Schrock, Evelena
YOder, of Grantsville; Robert By
Ter. Wayne Schrock, Catlett Va;
Laura CARRIER. Andy Miller, Noah
PeterSheim, Peter Beachy. lido
Yoder, Raymond CARRIER, Mr. and
Mrs. Jacob SWartzentruber, Ross
and Mary Lichty, Dan Lichty and
family, D. L. Swartzentruber and
his brother Milton and wife, of
Delaware: Laura CARRIER and 81
mon Schrock attended the Miller
reunion at Grantsville, on Mon
day. They also visited Pastor Mil
ton Miller and wife. who were ill
and couldn't attend.
Andy Miller, of Catlett, Va,
came to Simon SWartzentruber's
on Monday for truck load of hay.
They have been hauling hay from
here because of the drought in
their area.
John Yoder and Owen SWartzen-
truber put up silos for Hamilton
and Orval Wolfe, at Red House,
last week
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Harvey and
daughter Dorothy, Of Kurtz Chapel;
Mr.. and Mrs. ElWood Fluke, of
Bayard, and her sister Mrs.
Eurith Beckman, of Baltimore,
were visiting Mr. and Mrs Albert
Sisk on Monday.
Mrs. Moan Schrock, Mrs. Allen
Petersheim, Mrs Henry Swartzen-
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wife and family were at their cot
tage over the weekend, returning
to their home in Wheeling, w. Va,
Tuesday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson lowering
and family left Monday morning
for their home in Baltimore after
spending the summer at their cot
tage here.
Mr. and Mrs. Irving Wolfe and
family have moved into the Boil
yard property in Mt Lake, which
they recently purchased
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it and keeping it under him until
an official stops the play, but a
defensive player may pick up the
ball and run toward the opponents
goal line.
In this article | have tried to
discuss briefly some of the physi-
cal aspects of football that may be
seen in the game with Petersburg
on Friday.
Next week 1t Takes More Than
Drawn.