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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-24
ORIOLES. S; TIGERS, 4
Totals 81 8 24lO Totals IS IS 81 l2
1Flied out for Aber in 9th.
2Ran for House in Sth

3Popped out for Boiling in 4th
Detroit --------0Q 3 loo 000-4
Baltimore O04 010 00x-5
Runs-Tuttle. Maxwell Philley. Boil
Errors-Miranda. Runs batted in-Max-
well. Kaline l2l, Boyd. Busby .t2l.. Kell
GU. Lee. Two-base hits-Maxwen. Moore.
Busby Home run-Busby. Sacrifices
Hoeft, Boiling Durham Left on bases
Detroit d: Baltimore. 10 Bases on balls
on Moore, 4: on Lee. .; OF Sleater, J..
Struck out--By Moore. .: by Hoeft, !;
innings; of Lee. 5 In innings; on Aber,
Q in a inning: of Sleater. 3 in 3 innings.
Runs and earned runs-on Hoeft, "A
on Aoer 90: on Sleaysr ,. 90; on Moore, Moore,
Moore t3-5l. Losing pitcheT-Lee q 30.
Umpires-Honochic. Summers. Chylak.
Flaherty. Time-2:26. Attendance-9.-
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Only Greater
AmOCO-GaS
Guarantees
No Lead
FouIing!

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Runs--Clemente virdon. Mazeroski
Hoax Bell 60. Robinson. Grove. Errors
Virdon i2). Grove (l), Robinson. Two,
base hitS--Clemente. Post. Bell Home
runs-Virdon. Robinson. Grove. sarcifice
Iemple. Double plays-Crowe to Nc
PIE % Mcmillan to Grove; Temple to Grove
20 Grammas; Hoax to TEMPLE TO Grove
Ley on beses-Pittsburgh. L: Cincin-
1: on OBrien. ]. Struck out-By Kine.
I 4; ny Purkey, | !. by Jeffeoat, / Hits-On
SwSnSon. Z IN = inning of O'Brien, 0I
IL innings: on King. s in innings,
IN 3 innings: on Pace, in i inning
Runs and earned runs-On Swanson.
80 on O'Brien. 90: on King. ] Il: of
90. Hit By pitcher-By King 1Robin-
SOM. Winning piteher-Jeficoat lf-5l
Losing pitcher-Swanson. n-p. Umpires
o,Seeory, Landes. Baker. Dascoli Time.
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WESTERN LEAGUE
Colorado Springs, 3D. Sioux City
e.
Des Moines, 12--4: Pueblo. 90.
Lincoln, t-3 Amarillo, b--2.
Albuquerque, 5--6. Topeka, 4--i1.
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REDLEGs, s.; PIRATES. b

Totals 81 1924 Totals "a 10 ~ 10
3rd. :"
2Grounded out for Mcmillan in eth. |
Shit into force play for Purkey in Sth
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DANGER
SIGN

On. every gasoline pump
except the Amoco-Gas
pump is Uncle Sans
official warning to you:
Bewarel This tinted gaso-
line contains lead!
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Contains
NO
LEAD
SAFETY
SIGN

Only the AMOCO-GAS
pump can display this sign!
1t contains the three
most important words that
can be said about a motor
fuel: Contains No Lead"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-28
Accounting Clerk

leading weekly news masazine hal
douhie-entry general ledger book
keeping experience, or for an ae-
counting student with a thorough
understanding Of this type OF work
Aforementioned building, many CON-
pany benfifs.
Call FEE. 3-7400, Ext. 261
BETWEEN o AM AND SPIN.
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ARTISTS
JUNIOR AND SENIOR

Familiar with technical layout
airnruah retouching rendering: pref
erAbiy acquaInted with Govt az,
specs Telephone Mr.. Smith. DE
2-e5l5: or send resume tot MYR-
BECK 4 CO. INC. Technical
Publications, 1871 Conn. ave
ASSISTANT 10 sewineroom super.
VISOR experience necessary: ability
to work with others essential. good
working conditions; 40-hr week
Apply 1870 Goth st. NV. q to II
daily through Friday. No phons
ASST. 10 physicians. type so
Dental ASsts. expef. trainees SO
Lab. and x-ray techs. nurses SO
Medical secys.. full and part time
PROFESSIONAL PLACEMENT
1885 Eye st. NV. LIST Floor
ASST INVOICE elk. bkkps. So
FILE CLERK. no typ. s- So,
CLERk-TYP.. dictaphone S5l
CLERk-TYP. Statist. to S6i
CLERK-TYP. CD, no exper. $2lt
CASHIER. under so to $22.
LAB. TECH. reg. Sal. Opei
NURSE. R.N.. reg. hrs. &25s
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CAREER EMPL. SERV.
ss3s Ga. Ave. sil. sps.. 10. zoos,
ASST. SUPERVISOR

AAHEEh EMIL. OEhv.
ss3s Ga. Ave. 81. spg.. 10 7-90so
ASST. SUPERVISOR
Perfect openins for the
careeF-ulinded woman who
wants z fascinating position
You viii assist In training
our personnel and work .dl-
reetly with top rnanagemfnt
Attractive appearance. busi-
ness experience and 4 car Ca
senttRl. Send complete re.
sumo 70 Box l27-D. star
AsS0RTER. 70. work In modern. up
to-date laundry. nat work dept I;
average pay, S45 to $50 per week
Apply y person. no phone calls
STERLING LAUNDRY. 1921 9Th
81. NV.
BABY NURSE. white only. 3o.4s,
nondrinkT smoker; live in: 500
must be broad minded have GOOD
intellect. Refs. WE. S-5517,
BANK TRAINEES--Age to 40: excel
future: will train: his edu.: see
Mr.. Black today at BOYD'S. cor
18th and q. NV.
REAUTICIAN. all-round: full time:
permanent position; new air-cond
Hills. JE. 2-sass. JE. 4-eso7.
BEAUTICIAN-Busy Arl shop. En-
eellent guarantee and commission
No license REQ. IA. 2-0s60
BEAUTICIAN. part or full time. clos
ing early on Saturdays during sum
mer. HA. 2-30ll.
BEAuTIClAN. experienced: 5-day
week, top salary. .vITo'S BEAUTY
SALON. e25 18th 81. NV. Me
$685..
BEAUTlcIAN. for busy Silver Spring
mission. CAN 10. 4-5609.
BEAUTlCIAN. 1st-ciass shampoo as
Sistant: highest paid in town
ouILBo, AID. 2-i64l: ewes. Du
7.0674
BEAUTIcIANs az for our claren-
don Bethesda and silver esprins
salons. Excellent opportunity for
wanted for Bethesda EMILE. 1921
Conn ave
BEAUTICIAN man or woman, with
GOOD experience for refined ellen
tele. Steady and reliable. Apply
ROBERT OF PARIS. 1914 connec-
ticut ave.
BEAUTtCIAN. all round operator
salary and commission. short hrs.
ALEXANDER, 100 18th NV.
BEAUTICIAN. eolored. licensed
shampoo girl full time, to work In
Warrington smartest hair-dTess-
ing salon. Apply In person. COS
18th St NV.
BEAuTlClAN.M ANICURIsT-R
ZIONIST IN sc. area experienced
only, VINCENT a. VINCENT HAIR
lBEAUTIcIAN part time: also mani
sgrist and shampoo slrl twhitel
. hsSs psd SEy PSi 5G us son %
THE LARoMAINE BEAUTY SALON
1908 Park Rid. NV.
BEAUTY OPERATOR. ss5-Si6 90 per
| week. guarantee plus commission.
work. LOUIS CREATIVE HAIR
DRESSERS. 1910 Eve ~, NV
BEAUTY OPERATOR. with mana
gers license with followings. NO
7-iaH3 or AID. 2.g555
DEAUTY OPERATOR. ali-round,
SHOP, JE. 4-7Os0, KE. S-6A24,
BEAUTY OPERATOR for progressive
modern salon Guarantee high SAL
| airy plus B0s, comm paid yacA.
ton. ANGLIN HAIR STYLISH,
sbl5 Oeorsia ave, ~. n.53B0
BILLING CLERK TYPIsT for i'm
mediate opening: typine invoices In
wholesale iogor accounting Once
conditioned once. Salary. $50
per week FORMAN BROS, INC
1850 Dixie st. ne. LA. 6-ba0O.
lR0OKkERpRR taWee. ete tvpinR,
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ASST. TO TRAINING DIR, Ice. org,
young attrac., work with person
mel, BACKGROUND in cosmetics
grooming. helpful, Some COLLEGE
able to work under pressure. speak
before groups. some travel. car
helpful. Excellent oppor., S100 wk
MERCHANDISE MGR. AND BUYER,
GIFTS and novelties. must have
previous exptr. as mgr. or asst,
mgr. of such dept; buying and
cant1s1i for larRs ensn stock
N-CATALoGUER. small
citizen, work directly with pro
fessional men. days. age to 40
TOP FLIGHT SECRETARY. work
duties. knowl. Of Govt, good per.
future; to zee as to $37S
ADMIN. sEcY. TO VICE PRES. OF
natl. beverage industry. efficient
take responsibility. assume admin
duties, good shorthand and tvping
excel position. 35-hr; wk. ae.
An SKIN sEcRrTn ilR sS sdu e ssasI
field. college graduate. type 90
vim, shorthand min. 100. vorE
With educators: IS hrs. wk I
mcnth's vacation to $1,000
SECRETARY. public relations firm:
Conn. Ave. Area. good sktlls: =
days: age TO 80 $50 vk
SECRETARY, to exec. seey. assn.
good skills; small office age "a
SECRETARY TYPIsT, no shorthsnd,
Society business office, general
duties, win teach dictaphone; age
to rs $40
TOP PLIGHT OFFICE RECEIPT.
records. Girl Friday must have
Sr. capabilities, alert. good per-
sonaiity, meet and deal with
others: work under pressure: age
TO rs $3.50 mo
RECEIPT -TYPIsT. university, some
dents: diversified duties: good
typinG; age TO IS $4,000
BooKKEEPER. general: for adver-
Using aseney; age 70 80 &T5
PERM. PART-TIME ERIK.
TYPIST6 f2l. Society: f-hr. day,
hrs. flexible: 4-5-day VIZ. 80 hr
ACCOUNTS OPEN
ID. c. EMPL. EXCHANGE
WHITE AND CoLoREp
coos e'k'-'sOis'' $50 mo- 9.
Fountain girls, attractive w US
Waitress Waltz white. eolored. sa2.56 Up
Maids. live in and out <35
Laundry workers, all kinds s35
Counter Girls. attractive $50
1879 9th St. NV no. 2-56i2
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HELP--W0MEM

ACCTG. elk. 200
For national organization: prefer
experience in MGR bookkeeping
machine, double entry, varied
duties must mus. type; . days down.
SECRETARY - S375
For national trade association.
downtown location: average skills
and good personality. 5-day week:
excellent financial future.
SECY. TO EDITOR
For national publication working
on diversified material in. liberal
arts area. Some publication ex-
perience preferred. Salary open
Would prefer top-level experience
and viii pay aeeordingly.
SECRETARY -. $3.50
For national corporation; win
work with top-level executive In
administrative ability essential:
under 80.
Editorial Asst. -. $500
For trade publication. EnRlish or
journalism major: some work on
school newspaper or year book
helpful; 5 DAYS. downtown.
LIBRARIAN
For national association; prefer
MA decree: excellent leave policy;
5-day wk- salary open; experience
necessary.
RECEPTIONIST :. $500
For small professional once Of
national corporation: some tipping,
viii train on PIX: COLLEGE re-
duired. days. downtown air
conditioned building.
ANALYST ----- $3.50
For professional organization:
and some statistics: will handle
graphs. charts and statistical
forms 5-day week Excellent
opportunity 70 establish self in
professional neld
RESEARCHER $4,000
Liberal arts degree; will verify
material for publication. plus re-
search material for several writ
ers; ) days.
ASST. TO MGR. $433
VIII be In charge Of training large
groups Of women: some COLLEGE.
above average appearance: mus,
be able 10 help other women In
matters Of sroomine and dress
This is z personnel tob-not
selling Job.
CLERK-TYPIST -. $3.50
In publication once Of trade as
ISOLATION, some typinE, some fgurt
work. ) days: excellent raises.
unusual leave policy.
CLERK ---- SZ0U
Type 3b wpm., general once
work; will train beginner.
RECEPT.-TYPIST, $27O
Will train on PIX board plu'
handle public: Is w.p.m. typina
downtown location; prefer under
40 years; 3 days.
CLERK-TYPIST $500
For national corporation; will use
Dictaphone varied duties: 5 days
Fields Agency, Elk. 3-2508
923 Sheraton Bids. I'll 14th 81. NV
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BO0KKEEPER's AssisT.--chrysier.
Plymouth direct factory dealer,
needs exper bookkeeper for Jour
ton. good salary, mod. once all
company benefits. incl. paid vaca.
WeakieY. AIS MOTORS, INC. 39l0
Wilson blvd. or call ia. 2-4lO0.
BKkPG. MACH. OPERATORS. ex-
per. MGR 800 or 1900 several
excellent positions with weli-known
companies, 5-day. start SB5 No
reg. fee. MANAGEMENT CON-
sULTANTs INC. Suite 1901. 1898
q NV
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In SECY, coll grad 70
ALEXANDRIA
ARLINGTON AREA
FAIRFAX-FALLS CHI.

lCLk-T1P, PUBLICATION ---. 49, S3pu
lCLk-TYP. INSURANCE I'D -- i $50
eoRR.EsP cIk.TSYP. some coll. 500
EDIT ASST. deg Eng or journ S2ll
AUTO TITLE elk. knowl typ $3.50
SEcY. no shthd. Cuimore s2Qe
PAYROLL elk. some typ $3.50
SECY, insur nd 5000
IsEcY, some bkkpr, Clarendon S32h
IsEcY. trade assoc - S32H
IPo6t c1 AT.rs ssb; n 's Simmer so
PIT. CASHIER. 1886 pm,
PIT. TYP. = hrs day sizes mo
POTOMAC EMP. AGCY
1884 Wilson Blvd, Arl.. IA. 5-20Ot
oil Kine 81. Alex, XII. a-5Osh
l04 =. Broad. Fails CHI. JE. 2-727s
ADM. CLERK - S. o.
work for ofe. mar. some bkkpa
knowl.. age under 30; 35 hr.
SECRETARY - $375
II Tss.'Ish sSGHote q. 'h O. a.
JR. SECYS. S303
Co. pays fee: moderate shhd. eoot
personality; age 70 2s.
SECRETARY $347
Interesting position with aircraft
co; work Tor 2 men; aRe to IS
Addressograph OPP, $282
Prefer exper,. but hesinnsr viii b
accurately. many dement's.
CHEMISTS $40O
Major or minor in chem; worn
with textile fibers; some lab. work
TICKET SELLER S305
Aiflines; age To IS: hish caliber
Central File elk. 1925
EIsRer; nee; con pref alert In
ADM. CLERK $500
Lots Of detail. little typing, sse I,
45. 3 DAYS. downtown.
LIBRARIAN. Min, $3.50
! DEG. pref; must typei sEe TO 80
4 CLERKS - S239
HIS. arabs. high 10; good oppor
for advance: beginners considered
elk. -TYPISTS S27l
80 wp.m; beginners considered
his grads. positions avail In al
locations. 3 days. twhiteD
Comptometer Opr., $270
NE area; expef. needed age u
| -
BILLING CLKS. d. /. $3.50
NV. ne; typing nee; age to 80
SECRETARY S325
Public relations or editorial back
efound desired to assist direeto
OF assoc; shhd. nee; age 10 80.
MANY OPENINGS FOR
BEGINNERS--PARTiAL LIST
ACES 'l7-S5--WHfTE
| NATIONAL
EMPLOYMENT SERVICE
ii0s 18th 81. NV. Elk. 3-52SI
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CLERK

Excellent opportunity for general
once clerk capable Of handling fiR
/ urek. Pleasant. air conditioned once
good starting salary excellent train
advancement Liberal purchase dis
counts and usual company BENEFITS
Apply Mr.. Stewart.
THE YOUNG MEMS SHOP
tp1O ~ O. ~ "a
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BUSINESS OFFICE
CLERK TYPIST


CLERK TYPIST
y TO $40 Monday thru Friday: must
IKE figures: age 25-iq' starting
person weekday afternoons after .
Room $50 NATIONAL PRESS
BUILDING.
BUYER FOR GIFT DEPT, must be
exper.. coll. background age TO rs:
SMELLING a sNELLiSu AGENCY
6O5 18th st. NV. ST. 3-bSss.
CAFETERIA salad makers and coun.
ter servers. white women, no Sun,
work meals and uniforms fur.
nishedi no experience necessary
Apply In person 8 a w GAZE ,,AAIrsIs;
CENTER ENTER. Pkfis cH6RcH' Vh.
CASHIERS. front once, experienced
ter machine No 1000; salary 500
sHoREHXM HoThf -''' vs.
1AsHIER-CHECkER, experienced. for
kosher supermarket. - reference,
good salary and working conditions,
Apply m person B"35 GEORGIA
CASHIER. experienced; opportunity
for advancement; air.conditl0ned
storei liberal dlscounts. Apply
KOPY KAT, 713 II st. ne.
CASHIER. once assistant. mems and
ladies store; KNOWLEDGE OF ONCE
s s3S'i SopoT TsSsf'aryR A Esif ioi salary
CASHIER e. eSpeyis ,S .0D,S cafeteria 4, a,
sor before iiam, al fhe GRAY.
RTONF. 5aO t7th al NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-28
INTERNATIONALLY LATER

You now can ny with the
finest airline in the world
with routes both in the
United States and overseas II
you can meet these quahfica.
lions High school graduate.
aee 90 TO 81: height 5'2@
TO SIS: weight 100-l35; at
tractive. unmarried: eyesight
2n/lU0 or better. corrected 10
2Of2O: training at TWAS
HEADQUARTERS IN Kansas City.
Missouri, At company expense
with pay. No phone calls.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-28

IypISt, InSur., 5 "a. SI.5U mr..
TEMPORARY-NO FEE
stenos and typikts. Try various
ofiices until you hit one you ike.
Many Of our clients will cooperate
on q trial basis. part or fun time
ALL-OFFICE EMPL. AGCY
Suite 92l I'll 18th st. NV.
Di. 1-6632
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-28
RECEPTIONIST
$500

For national association; prefer
MA decree: excellent leave policy
5-day wk-. salary open; experiences
necesSafy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-28
$500
Editnrial ASST.
LIBRARIAN

For trade publication. EnRlish or
journalism major: some work on
school newspaper or year book
helpful: 5 DAYS, downtown.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-28

For small professional once Of
national corporation: some tipping
viii train on PIX: college r.
conditioned building.
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$3.50
ANALYST

For professional examination:
must have COLLEGE alsebra. tris
and some statistics: will handle
graphs. charts and s,atistieal
opportunity 70 establish self in
professional field.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-28

colored part time. lunch. size 10
and IA No phone calls, Apply Mon
q mosning TAdLYSH9 REsTAu-
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$3.50

In publication once Of trade as
ISOLATION: some typins, some fgure
work: 5 days: excellent raises:
unusual leave policy,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-28
SECRETARY

Por national corporation; vii
work with .top-level executive II
administrative ability essential
under 30.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-28

cLERK-TYPIsT-Youns woman. Is
ing firm. Excel. opportunity fol
advancement. Apply in person only
CoRRADO'S. INC, 4477 Conn. ave
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-28
RESEARCHER

viii be In charge OF training large
groups OF women. some COLLEGE.
above average appearance: must
Be sse 70 help s,so ether . sSms s1,is n
This Is personnel iob-not .
selling lob.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-31

Here are the dishes Mr.. Jefferson, Americas
first gourmet served most often in his Monticello home
BY cLEMENTINE PADDLEFoRD
HeekF oodEd dior
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-31
Thomas Jefferson Ate
WASHINGTON. ID. {.

WASHINGTON. ID. {.
Thomas Jefferson. one of our trio Of
greatest. presidents. was Americas first
gourmet Cooking Interested the tall quiz
zeal sage of MoniIccllo almost as much as
craftsmanship.
II vas Mrs. Helen Duprey Bullock who
told me these things over Sunday coffee
and hot Sally lunn bread. wonderful
bread she bakcs in Turks Head mold
by an old Williamsburg recipe listened
carefully. for Mrs Bullock is an authority
on Colonlal-day cooking. It's a part of
her Job as historian for the National Trust
For Historic Preservation.
Zach year on April \. Helen Bullock
invites guests for little dinner IN her
apartment ON Capitol Hill The menu is
IN honor of Mr.. JetfcrSon'S birthday. fea-
turing the spring dishes he served most
often on his MONTICELLO table
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-31
Cooking As An Art

Ii IS y years now since Mrs. Bullock
was called To Williamsburg 10 do archivist
research. She stayed 10 years. then 10 the
University of Virginia on a Du Point Eel
lowship To write a slender little volume.
My Head And My Heart" regarding
Thomas Jefferson and his friendship with
Maria CoSway. 1t was during this period
she learned Of MIR JctfcrsonS interest in
cooking a> an art and Immediately began
collecting his recipes. Today she has fat
file but modcrnIIcd for everyday use.
The modernlZIng proved quite Job as
flour in Colonial times was heavy, sugar
was coarse, butter much stronger :.
This Jefferson birthday menu Mrs.
Bullock plans has many French touches.
When Thomas Jefferson left the United
States for France in 1885 as Minister TO
the Court Of Louis XVI, he was saying
farewell to the Virginia tradition of fried
chicken, ham and hog Jowls with green's
and discovering the more subtle cooking
Of the French
The food of France he found both a Joy
and revelation. Despite his love for
things American he was greatly inStru-
mental in introducing French cooking
into the United States. Many an hour he
sat with his chef in his study on the Rue dc
Berri, transcribing the rules for a splendid
dish and with all the careful thought
he bag diven to penning the Declaration
of independence. 1t was Thomas Jeffer-
son who introduced vanilla here, who
brought from France such ideas as blanc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-31

THIS WEEK Mooo1ine Moreh 81. 1857
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1957-05-16

No. met on Wednesday evening
May 8, at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charley Miller. Mr. William Um-
BILE led the group discussion on
Taxation"
Rotary Meets
r. E. Guard was in charge of the
program for Rotary club on Mon
day evening in the school cafe
terra. He had four guests from
Cumberland: James Beachum, Rob-
ert Davis, Lorraine Eisenberg.
Charles Zembower, who showed
pictures of growth and develop
ment of railways and branches in
Western Maryland.
Brief Mention
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Thomas
and children, Mrs Margaret Rush
and daughter, Carole. were Sun
day dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Glen Fratz and family. Accident
Miss Hazel SchlOssnagle spent
several days last week at Selbys-
port with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Sines and
daughters spent Sunday at Cum
berland and also at Sand Patch
with Arnold Sines and family
William Shoemaker, Cleveland,
| o., spent the weekend here with
the DunhamS and Shoemakers.
Other Sunday dinner guests were
Mrs. j. E. Barnard. Frostburg, and
Kenny Groves, Selbysport Other
callers we're Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Seggie and son, George, Accident
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph HENDERSON
and family, Oakland, Mr.. and Mrs.
Carlton Sellers and children, Mr..
and Mrs. Merle Frantz were Sun
day dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Walter HENDERSON. Other Sunday
visitors we're Mrs. Gary Ray
Friend and family, Blooming Rose;
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Livengood and
family, of CuZzart, w. Va; Mr.. and
Mrs. Olin Friend and daughter,
Leota
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce jenkins and
family, Indian Head, were week
end guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Orval
Jenkins.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Williams and
daughter, Connie, visited at Nor
gantOWn, w. Va. Sunday.
4 WI OhllNSs 4NCN
Salem, Pa; Mrs Carroll Friend,
Uniontown. Pa, and Mrs. Margaret
Rush we're Friday afternoon guests
of Mrs Asa B. Friend at Hoyes.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Methcny
and children spent several days dt
Nottaway, Va. with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs Nelson Knots.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim" TeatS re-
turned home Saturday evening af-
ter spending the winter in Miami,
| Fla.
Mr. and Mrs. David Taylor and
daughters, of Accident, Mr. and
| Mrs. Daley Groves, Elder Hill,
and Miss Nellie Friend we're Sun
day guests of Mr. and Mrs Clar-
ence Taylor, Hazelton, w. Va.
Mr. Raymond HOlcomb and
friend, Baltimore, were weekend
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Van
Sickle. Other Sunday callers were
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kahl, Mt
Lake Park.
Mrs. Minnie Friend is now in
| Morgantown. w. Va, visiting with
Mr.. and Mrs Jack HENDERSON,
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Friend and
! family and Mrs. Fred Friend, Mr.
and Mrs. Johnny Friend and
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Methodist Activity


Worship services for Sunday,
May 10 at Methodist churches are:
SelbySport, Gas a. m; Friendsville,
IL a. m; and Sang Run, 1880 p. m.
Sunday School here at 10 a. m
The w. S. c. S. met May 7 in
the church. Mrs. Cecil Schroyer
presided. Mrs. Charles Hook led
the devotions and Mrs. Schroyer
and Mrs. Laurence Friend had the
topic for discussion. Circle Ill
served refreshments.
Rev. William DeShong, Jack
Friend, cOunselorS, and members
of the M. Y. F. attended the sub
district meeting of the M. Y. F. at
Oakland church Monday evening.
Miss Nancy Rush. local president,
was elected president of the Dis
trict M. Y. F. Miss Shirley Meyers
was elected vice president and Miss
Patty Riley was elected treasurer.
The local group won the banner
for having most points. John Capcl
also accompanied the group.
Lutheran Activity
Sunday School at 10 a. m. and
worship service at p. m, DIST,
for Sunday, May 10 in Grace Lu-
theran church
Sand Spring Aid Meets
The Sand Spring Ladies Aid
met with Mrs Minnie Friend at
the home of Mrs. Ivan Humberson
The ladies presented her with a
quilt in honor of her 73rd birthday
Among those present were Rev. and
Mrs. Hall, Mrs. Mary DERRICK and
daughter, Eleanor; Mrs. Bessie Ri