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NORTH CHEVY CHASE

Large spiit-lcvel homes 81
4 bedrooms with baths. I'm
iEshfG recreation room and
garage Dc luxe kitchen Sep
arate dining rcom .!SXl3 Nv
ms room with fireplace.
Houses arc finest quality ~
BRICK COZ truction with fir
lumber framing, select oak
flooring. with plastcred walls,
such workmanship and mate
ri3lS mcetiuE ihc require
men,s fer - ". conventional
fnanclng.
Directions t1 reach fur
nished model house Out Conn,
ave to Jones Bridge I'd. and
ksuSingtou parkway con-
time on keusiuzton parkway
3 blocks to Inverness. tIra
right on Inverness and fuliow
DISPLAY signs. marked spring
Hijl Woods to open si2n
Colonial Investment Co.
81. @-sls7 no "-d99(
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1872 22nd ST. s.E.-Brick, 9 rms.
and bath: oil heat. rec. .rm;. front
porch yards. near schools and
transp. Excellent neighborhood;
newly redec. Priced right, Ii. u
7043: ewes, Ii. 6-0l35. WILL
oUGHBY REALTY co.
COLORED-Detached corner brick
Colonial, in excellent condition,
. porches, pvt. entr. to bsmt apt,
or can be used as doctors Office
etc, LIST Il. has living rm. with
firepl., sep. din, rm,, kit. with eat
ga Ridge I'd. Sc. SI7.900. Worth
S2l 900. Terms to suit. Call WA.
G-1Sdu for appt,
'COLORED-DOCTOR OR DENTIST
Home and office; excellent corner
Pennsylvania ave, sc. 10. $4,000.
10 lam
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OPEN SAT, SUN, Id
RAMBLER x
$19,95O

Mr.. NH AND NAVAL HOSPITAL
3 BEDRMS,. ia BATHS, SEP
DIN. RIM. full Ems. bsmt., rec. rm
area. all G-E kit. carport-porch
Tops. Mr.. public and parochial
DIR: Out Wisconsin ave. past
Naval HOSP. right on Cedar lane 10
blocks to Clearbrook lane follow
arrow signs TO open house at 4509
Westbrook lane.
BUILDER, 10. 4-G44a. VII. 6-o0c0
OPEN SUNDAY l TO
SILVER SPRING-$16,950
Detached brick Colonial: 3 bed.
rms. liv, rm.. din. rm. mod kit.
level fenced lot: nice neishborhood
Dir: Ga, ave. extended to Forest
Glen I'd. right Ia miles to Goodwin
dr.. left block to Raynor I'd. right
to i0006 Raynor I'd Ewes. cal
MR.. LYDDANE. EN-. "-j997.
THOS. D. WALSH, INC.
1872 Wisconsin Ave. oil, 6-3S3S
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COLORED-VACANT
MODERN 2-FAMIIY BRK
HOUSES FOR sALE-s.W.

Mr.. BOILING FIELD and Naval Re-
search Laboratory-~Part brick, part
frame bungalow; 5 rooms. bsmt
1881 FIRST ST. S.W.. 10. 3-4754
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HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.
BETHESDA AREA

DELIGHTFUL 4-year-old
rambler; 3 bedrms., family
size Kitchen. paneled rec. ym.;
SlIa50.
ATTRACTIVE contemporary
rambler with > bedFmS,, .
baths on level shaded lot;
Sl9.5O0.
CHARMING Colonial with
3 bedrms., powder rn. on lst
f. full bSmt In Bradley
blvd. area. S2i5O0.
UNUSUAL center-hall RAM
bier with 3 bedrms., > baths,
full hsmt., in convenient To-
cation So 500.
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VISIT LOHR HOMES
OPEN SUNDAY. OZARK
1921 POWDER MILL RID
ADELPHI MD

:, YOU ID De slttIne pFetty" IN this
3-bedroom 9-bath. ail-brick rambler
that has an large modern
Kitchen. full cheated basement,
screened side porch All on a level.
diversified lot You should see this
fine home II you want TO get yalne
for your. dollar Exccllently financed
To reach: Drive out RiTss I'd. ex-
tended from University lane to our
open sian on the right.
ROBERT E. LOHR
He 4-400u TIL 9 Pm. RIA. $4,000
Our 37th Yr. OF Dependable Service
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HEIGHTS BIZ oWNER

Almost new rambler, bedrooms.
laigC living room all-electric
kitchen with clothes drier; enclosed
porch; garage, with darkroom:
large Anchor-fenced lott mr.. Penta-
g0n Convenient to good schools,
churches and shopping areas S24-
$50 Substantial cash down pay
ment. No brokers, please. TIE. g.
JE1l
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= MN NaIIHtIs0'IE : = :
WEST CHEVY CHASE
$500 RUFFIN RID
NE{V GpIIT-I FVEL,

NEW SPLIT-LEVEL
In a sUught-attcr community
within a block Of a fine recrestional
center. this beautiful home offers
the maximum In family living liv
rm. with interestins. flrepl, sep dln
rm.. wcll.couipped kit on entrance
level > bcdrms and bath on upper
level Lee md liv rm. or library
and hedrm. and bath on lower level
OPEN SATURDAY, :, TILL DARi.
SUNDAY, / TILL DARK
To reach. Out Wis ave. 70 Chevy
Chase blvd. and left to Ruifin I'd
right to house
INEz cUsHARD. REALToR
EN- 2-4"39 OIL, 2-5S65
NEAR BIC. C. HIGH SCHOOL
5000 down and balance less than
rent will deliver this 3-bedrm brick
Colonial, redecorated from TOP 20
bottom Sep dining rm porch, and
rec rln' deep lot. SlS.a6O. Call
OIL. 2-9OfO TN Q pm
ANDRIs REALTY. INC.
MOVED TO CALIFORNIA
4 bedrme.. ,, baths, low down, low
mo. payments. LIE. a. loan, owner
take md Fenced, near schools and
Shoppinp open Sat and sun. 50i
LeMay I'd. Twinbruok Rockville ~
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Si?,05O - Owner transferred, leay-
ing a sweet little rambler with a
dream kitchen, full daylight base
ment ana large fenced ward GRA-
HAM 4 co JU 5-d55h 9 TIL o
NEAR MOL open sun. . tn oark--
.i-heGr0. brk rambler. :, baths
pancled and tiled rec. Ym porch
carport: fenced lot 61xf59 terms
10 sutr YOU Out n II ave 20
Powder Mil rd. past Hieh FONT
H S mi. TO 4a3J Powder Mil
ri CLARKF REALTY MA. s-396i
or II; -pS1n
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FREDERICK W BERENS
EATEG INC

HALES, I'M
CLARKSBURG - Lovely 3-beNtn
brick home ON acres liz baths,
sen. din. rm full bsmt, rec I'm
with irepl., lear garage. S3Nuun
Additional acreage avail. owner
Will finance
RoCKVHLF-Be velled block ram
bier ige. liz nm with nrcp. uin,
ell, family-Size KIT. g bedrms., small
den baths, halt bmt. With hrepl
stairs g atttc. s@j,5an
DAMASCUS Brlcf-aud frame
Cape Cod: frepi in !iF rm-. sep
din I'm, bedrms, J q baths, 81
acre land Si5.puO.
GAITHERSBU RCi-Practicaliy new
3-hedfm. rambler flrepl IN liF. I'M.
full hSmt lge, wooded lot sl5.5uh
POTOMAC--Lake Normandy i
scre estates A planned community
in this loFely rolling countryside
Avail for immed. occupancy are y.
bedrm. rambler and Spllt-levei
models with family room, iirepl IN
liv. rm. garage and bSmt.. e.ib9o
Open Sun, / TO $50.
Dir. Out River I'd, 20 Potomac,
right on Falls I'd 2ts mi 10
Marseillcs dr., right TO end OF street
and model houses
ASK for catalog OF listinEs, avail
able soon.
KAY BOWLING, Washington
4 - 2
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. in
testmcnt property or for laree fam
ly who wants ROOM. Within 10
minutes Of Pentaeon See this
large cid house with entrance hall,
living room with fireplace. sep.
dining rm lge family-sizcd
Kitchen, baths. bedrms. and
small chic apt. with sep entrance
and screened porch. ST. 800. or
Will rent with option to buy at
$40 per mo. MRS. CHACEY, so,
n.lo0n or So S.SHSn
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BETHESDA RAMBLER
2 Rearms, baths. Acre
ASSUME S21,500 Gil LOAN

ONLY ~ Asa On: no md Trust Nee
Center entrance, large dream
Kitchen, " garbage disposal, DISH
washer breakfast space, etc, living
rm. flrepl picture window over
looking large. level fenced lot high
dry. daylight bslnt. ground level
entrance.
WILDWOOD MANOR-Addres OF
distinction. only s25.a50, for quick
sale Monthly payments OF Slsi So.
includes taxes, insurance Trades
considered. Call Mr.. Hall, JU, o.
4l9O or JU 1-TTun I'll sold
EREINEP If,K w RERENg
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SILVER SPRING OAKvIEw - Air
cond. brick corner rambler. deep
fenced lott huge scr. and glassed
rear porch: l3x9l liv. rm. with
fireplace. 3 bedrmS.. maids rm. or
4th bedrm.. Ia baths; partially
finished out-of -ground rec. rm,,
washer. drier, deep freeze. Grapes.
carpeting. etc. Walking dist. ST
CamilluS and Brookview schools
and to $40 900 community swim,
AZ Gil loan. Pay S9S.75 mo. incl.
all; StS,9J0 or best offer No
aocr,4. Inn,tonis StSn
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WOOD ACRES
WOOD ACRES

52O7 Wisconsin Ave. NV.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-01-30
ladies Auxiliary
Holds Meeting

The Ladies' Auxiliary Club
held the regular meeting for the
week in the home of Mrs. James
Davis.
The program entitled "How To
Grow House Plants In The
Winter" was discussed by Mrs,
William Chestnut.
The new 1857 officers are
President, Mrs. James Davis:
Vice President, Mrs. John =
johnson; Recording Secretary
Mrs. Vernon Dewitt; Financial
Secretary, Mrs. James Bryant
Treasurer, Mrs. John c. WI
liams; Advisor, Mrs. Parael
King; Reporter, Mrs. William
Chestnut; Program Committee
Mrs. Levon Dewitt and Mrs
William Chestnut.
Mrs. John c. Williams will en-
terrain the club at her HON,
Thursday evening.
Following this weeks meetin,
Mrs. Davis served barbecue an;
coffee.
BY Mrs. William Chestnut
Reporter
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-01-30
Mrs. Strickland
Is Circle Hostess

Mrs. Jack Strickland was hos
tess for the meeting of the Char
.ity Rogers Circle of the Tabor
City Baptist w. Nj. u. at her
home on Ncsmith ST this month,
Mrs. S. l.. Green gave the de-
votion and Mrs. w. Horace Cart
.er. Mrs. John Dorman and Mrs
Richard Gordon gave the pro-
gram. The theme for the session
was Stewardship and Home
Missions.
The books for the annual study
curse were distributed TO mem
oerS by Mrs. +. w. Fonvielle
mission study chairman.
A social hour followed the ses-
sion,
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-01-30
Prayer Studied
By S. S. Glass

Mrs. Elwell Jones gave tn,
program on Prayer" when tn,
Fidelis Class Of the Tabor CITY
Baptist Sunday School me,
Thursday evening. Mrs. Richard
Gordon was hostess for the se,.
sion at her home on Hickman
Road.
Mrs. Harry Floyd Bruton
vice president, presided.
Refreshments were served b,
Mrs. Gordon following the pro,
gram.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-01-30
BENNETT CHARLES
STEPHENS

Mr.. and Mrs. Kroner Stephens
OF Dillon. S. c. announce the
birth of a son, Bennett Charles
(Ben), weighing six pounds and
nine and onc-half ounces. St
Eugene Hospital, Dillon. Janu-
airy 20
Mrs. Stephens is the former
Sara Garrcll of Tabor City.
The Stevens also have a son
Phil. two years old.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-01-30
&c School News

held its last meeting on January
"a. in the Science room. Vice
President. Kenneth Eddings,
presided in absence OF Wayne
Miller. The minutes were read
land approved and "The Battle
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-01-30

Hymn Of the Republic" was
sung. Then Mary Margare,
Fowler, Alene Mobiles. Ann NAL
lard and Jane Smith gave very
interesting reports about new
things being developed in Sci
lence.
During the business session il
was decided that a Liquid Al:
Demonstration would be helC
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-01-30
Mrs. J. F. Boswell
Is Bridge Hostess

Tuesday Afternoon Bridge was
n,aved this week at the home OF
d. ]. F. Boswell on Floyd
S,reet The high award winner
w,s Mrs. Graham Johnson.
Playing with Mrs. Boswell and
Mrs Johnson were Mrs. c. G.
Westmoreland, Mrs. ]. NJ. Nc
6ouran. Mrs. c. II. Primer, Mrs
n J. Hughes, Mrs. ]. B. Hard.
wick and Mrs. r. C. Harrelson
Jr.
A sandwich course was served
nv the hostess during the after.
noon.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-01-30
DIXIE JEWEL DICUS

MIR. and Mrs. Jimmy =. Cicus
announce the arrival OF a daugh-
ter, Dixie Jewel, weighing nine
pounds and ten and one-half
ounces, in Community Hospital,
Loris on Friday morning, Janu-
AIRY 25.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-01-30

In Theatre following minor sur
gerry on her hand in the James
Walker Memorial Hospital last
week.
Mrs. w. J. Hickman and Mrs
Hulda Doster were visitors in
Florence Tuesday.
Mrs. Fred VI. Jernigan, Sr
is convalescing at home follow
ing treatment in Community
Hospital. Loris last week.
Mrs. Claude Higgins is pro-
crossing nicely at home follow
ing treatment in Community
uOSDital. LoriS.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-01-30
JOSEPH DARRELL

Mr.. and Mrs. Don Jernigar
announce the birth of a son
Joseph Darrell. Thursday, jan
,uary "a, weighing seven pounds
and five ounces, Community
hospital, LoriS.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-01-30
Mrs. Ebert Shelley
Wins Bridge Score

Mrs. Lloyd Hips entertained
UIe Tuesday Night Bridge Club
at her rome last evening. Mrs.
Ebert Shelley was high scorer
for the play.
Also playing were Mrs. James
Bricc. Mrs. James Carroll, Mrs.
r. l.. Sweeley, Mrs. Arthur
Prince, Mrs. ]. c. Singletary
Mrs. Cecil Mercer and Mrs
Richard Gordon.
A dessert course was served
.sy Mrs. Hips during the even
hg.
MARX, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Collin Hucks- is in with Mun,ps
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-01-30
DATE CHANGE

The Mothers March for polio
scheduled for last night will BIZ
held between $50 and 7:3(
o'clock tonight.
The change was made whcr
the original schedule for last
night conflicted with a church
meeting.
Mrs. r. r. Rogers and Mrs. S
r. Rogers are co-chairmen Of the
mothers march.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-01-30

Mrs. w. A. c. Harrelson is 20
De admitted to the Baptist Hos
pitai in Winston-Salem today for
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-01-30
BY LeVerne Ward


The first place conferences
team, the Tabor City Red Devil
cites roared to their eighth
straight win Friday night at
'hallottc as they defeated the
IShallottc Pirates 1852.
The Devilettes had tough COM
petition but managed to contin-
ue their winning streak. Sybil
Williams led the Devilettes thro-
ugh the game as high scorer
with a total of Al points. Will
laree Norris was also high
scorer for the girls with %
! JOINTS.
The guards for the Devilettes
also played an important role in
the victory. The Devilettes who
lare now in first place in the
conference have won nine
games, losing three.
BOYS BASKETBALL
The Red Devils lost their elev-
'icnth game of the season to the
Shallotte Pirates Friday nigh,
by a score of 80-57. The great
defensive work of Hugh Thomas
Gore and Mitchell Anderson
during the first half kept the
Devils in the lead, but the score
was tied 5000 at half time and
the Pirates came back for the
Victory.
Hugh Thomas Gore was the
high scorer for the Devils with
Ia total OF 80 points. The high
scorer for Shallotte was Bobby
White with a total of % points
White led the Pirates to their
victory with his sharp shooting
and defensive play.
CHAPEL PROGRAM
y Principal {. II. Primer gave a
very interesting talk on the inn
=. portance of an education and q
high school diploma at the reg
ular chapel meeting Friday
morning. He gave the statistics
on the salary of high school
graduate and the salary of a
person who had quit school. Mr.
Primer also gave the 1857 class
, rings TO the seniors who are &c
graduate in the spring.
STUDENT C0ITNCU
) The Student Council held its
; regular weekly meeting Tuesday
in the Council room with WAYNE
Miller. president, presiding
mickey Watts led the group in
prayer.
During the meeting a few boys
were brought before the council
for jurisdiction.
! There was also a discussion
on the care of the gymnasium
and the importance of keeping
1t clean and ready for use. The
committee which was appointed
Ito see Mr.. Primer about using
the ball field TO wash cars for
"a project OF the council reported
that Mr.. Primer gave consent
and the project would get und-
I erway in the near future.
SCIENCE CLUB
! The Tabor City Science Clut
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February z. The admission will
be 25 cents. The funds will helr
sponsor the Science Fair.
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brese and Carol Savage.
The program concluded with the
singing of the Hallelujah chorus
and the candlelight occasional.
Directing the program were Miss
Colabrese for the juniors and Mrs.
Ruth c. Brown for the seniors.
Miss Frances Patterson had charge
of the art work, Norman Smith,
stage direction: Elmer Crone. light
ing; and DeNeal Dean and the com
mercial students were in charge
of the programs.
A brief Parent-Teacher aSSocia-
ton meeting preceded the per-
Torrance, at which time the men,
bership decided it was not inter-
eSted in bringing the IT, S. Marine
band here next November. 1t
would have been necessary for the
association to underwrite the affair
at a cost of S1,700.
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FE'iezsaESUiEEe Notes

at their home on Saturday evening
peared and gave all children pop
corn and oranges. Rev and Mrs
Webb were guests.
Rotary Meeting Held
Forty-five Rotary members. Ro-
tary-Anns and guests enjoyed d
dinner in the school cafeteria, Mon
day. Ralph Beachley. president
presided. Rev. William Deshong
gave a talk on Real Meaning OF
Christmas" Guests were Rev. and
Mrs. William Carlson and Senator
and Mrs. Clifford Friend. Follow
ing the meeting, members and
guests and citizens of town went
to the Honor Roll for a gathering.
They were welcomed by Mayor
Karol Rush; carols were sung with
Merle Frantz leading Santa APP
peared on the fire truck and gave
out 400 treats to children through
the 9th grade.
This treat was sponsored by Ro-
tary with other organizations and
citizens of town assisting. Rev
Carlson closed the meeting with a
prayer.
Auxiliary Meeting
The monthly meeting of the La
dies Auxiliary was held Wednes-
day evening in the fire hall.
Places were made for a New Years
eve party in the fire hall for men,
berS and husbands.
Shooting Match Sci
The firemen are sponsoring a
shooting match on Sunday Deem
Der %, starting at noon. near the
bridge at the east end of town.
Homemakers Meet
The annual Homemakers club
Christmas party was held in the
school cafeteria on Friday evening
with Is members. husband and
guests present. Christmas carols
were sung by the group, home
maker pals were revealed and new
names drawn. The room and tables
were decorated in Christmas fash
ion. Refreshments were served
with Mrs. Chef Kelly and Mrs.
Orval Rush, food chairmen in
charge. The January meeting will
be at the home of Mrs. August
Neil.
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Methodist Activity

Worship services for Sunday, De-
cember 22nd in the Methodist
churches are Friendsville, 10 a. m;
Hoyes, II a. m; and Blooming
Rose, 7:30 p. m. Sunday School
here at II a. m.
Mrs. Owen FrantZ entertained
eleven members of Circle III Of
the WSCS at the annual Christmas
party Monday evening. Mrs Rus
sell Wright presided. Mrs. Charley
Miller led the devotions. A deco
rated Christmas tree and the re-
freshments, served cafeteria style,
were in keeping with the holiday
season. Gifts were exchanged
Members present were Mrs. Ivan
HENDERSON. Mrs. Wright, Mrs
John Williams, Mrs. Edgar Bar
tholomew, Mrs. Robert Cupp, Mrs.
Eugene Friend, Mrs. Amos Friend
Mrs Charles Hook, Mrs. John Ca
pei, Mrs c. Miller and the hostess.
Mrs. HENDERSON will entertain in
January.
Lutheran Activity
Sunday School at 10 a. m. and
worship service at 7:30 p. m, for
Sunday, December %, at Grace
Lutheran church
Misses Shirley and Sandra
Schlosnagle entertained eleven
members and leader, Mrs. Floyd
FrantZ at a Luther League meet
ing on Wednesday evening Miss
Ellen Coddington, president, had
the business and devotions. The
next meeting will be January 9th,
at the home of Mrs. Frantz, near
Blooming Rose. Refreshments were
served by the hostess.
Christmas Program
The Sunday School of Elder
Hill will present a Christmas pro-
gram on Saturday evening, Deem
Der 81. at 7:30 at the Community
building. The public is invited.
The Sunday School, of Rush Bap-
fist church, had a Christmas pro-
gram on Sunday morning with the
children participating. The annual
treat will be given Sunday, Deem
Der %, and the Sunday School will
then be closed until April.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Selby en-
tertained the children of Rush Sun
day School at Christmas party,
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Elementary Grades
Give Christmas PLAY

The Stockings We're Hung" a
Christmas play, was presented
Tuesday evening, December II, by
the first three grades of the Oak
land Elementary school, in the old
annex building.
The entire scene took place on
the mantel over fireplace in the
living room of an American home.
Four hundred or more patrons at
tended.
Patty Shuttleworth served as the
cuckoo, Jane Nazelrod was the
mother, and the children were
Tommy Smith, Maria Castilow,
Bobbie Biser. Gale Shuttleworth.
Some of the other characters:
Wendy Wooters and John Sanders,
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Sunday dinner guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. f. Barnard and son at
Frostburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Okey Hoff and
daughter Marlene, were Sunday
dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Isaac Frazee, at Markleysburg, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Chisholm
and John Cowan returned to Bal
timore after several weeks visit
here with her mother, Mrs. Hen
rietta Lininger.
Heiskell Swauger and son Rich
ard, of near Markleysburg, Pa,
visited his sister and family, Mr..
and Mrs. Ward Livengood, Satur-
day evening. w. E. Swauger ac-
companied his son Heiskell home
for several days visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Seggie and
son George, and Clarence Nick
low, Accident, were Sunday Wis
itors of Mr.. and Mrs. r. H. Schlos-
magic and daughters.
Mr. and Mrs. William Liston,
Bethesda Mr. and Mrs. Byard
LiStOn, Harnedsville, Pa, and Mr..
and Mrs. Lawrence Friend were
shoppers in UniontOWn, Saturday,
and were supper guests of Mrs.
Mabel McCuen, Allison, Pa.
Mr. and Mrs. Orval Rush and
Misses Louise and Sandra and Billy
Kahlbaugh and Raymond Garner
were Tuesday evening guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Arlie Blake, Oakland.
Mrs. Margaret Rush and Mrs.
Charley Rush spent Saturday and
Sunday in Oakland with their
mother, Mrs. Asa B. Friend, who
remains a patient at Garrett Coun-
ty Memorial hospital. She is slight
ly improved.
Mrs. Chef Kelly is spending a
few days in McKeesport, Pa, with
relatives.
Mrs. Joe Sebold spent Monday
with her husband and son, Paul
and family at Sang Run.
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Christmas Concert
Given by Junior
Senior Hi Groups

Junior and Senior choruses of
Southern High school presented a
Christmas concert before seven
hundred or more persons on Mon
day evening in the school gym
naSium.
The junior chorus opened the
program with selection of Carols
around the world, including WEIGH,
French, American German, Eng
lish and American Negro.
Southern's trio, Carole Savage,
Patricia Dewitt and Katherine Fill
singer, sang Winter Wonderland"
The Night Before Christmas was
enacted by Clayton Winters, Mi
chael Cook, Vickie Carlson, Judy
Stahl, Eleanor Vetter, Carole
Campbell RoXie Bowers, Sandra
Paugh and Joyce Sisler.
The Ivy Leaguers composed Of
William Burgwald, Richard Sny-
der, Lester Bittinger Harvey
Winters and Ben Ridder, sang
Silver Bells" Charlotte Biser,
Jackie Dilgard, Margaret Vetter,
Helen Raynovich, Marilyn Buck
lew and Earline Wise presented
Sleigh Ride" Amanda Dixon gave
an interpretive dance and the
Southern Trio gave another num-
Der. the Christmas song, featuring
Sandy Sleighfoot with Eleanor
Vetter.
The Senior Chorus opened its
program with a candlelight process
sional after which it sang Carol of
the Bells, First Christmas, Can
tique de Noel, duet with Thelma
Show and Keith Mersing taking
part; Listen to the Lambs
A cantata, the Song of Christmas
was given with soloists being Kath-
crime Filsinger, Beverly ReeS,
Keith Mersing, William Burgwald,
Dick Snyder, Edward Umstot Joan
Paige and Henry McRobie. Nara
tors were David Gender, Cynthia
Mace and Patricia Dewitt. Accom-
panists were Miss Barbara Cola