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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-15
The graduates are.

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Albaugh. Mary L.
Alexander, Richard
Allen, Barry
Allen, Frank
Allnutt. Vivian
Almy, David
Alperstein, Joel
Alpher. Barry
Avis, Bette
Amtmann, william
Anderson, Carol
Ami, Malek
Armentrout, Beth
Armstrong. Lorna
Arnold, Elsa
Arnold Francis III
Assay. Marian
Austin, Robert
Bachschmid. Carol
Bagley. Geraldine
Barrett. Jerry
Baruch, Edwin
Bass, Stuart
Bates, James
Bauer, Richard
Baum. Katharine
Beach. Maryann
Beaudry. Camille
Becker. Charles
Beckiord, Cedric
Belland, Robert
Bennett, Stephen
Berman, Iris
Billingsley. Lance
Billows. Marilyn
Bills. Carol
Bingham. Rosalind
Bishop, Lawrence
Bissett, Barbara
Black, Patricia
Blair, Audrey
Bland. Mary
Blocher. William, jr
Bolton. Gilbert
Bonebrake, Henry, il
Bonheld. Walter
Boone, Marie
BortZ. Nelson
Bowen, Judith
Bowers. Mark. n.
Bower, Frank ~
Boyer. Robert
Boyer. william
Boys. Phyllis
Braden. Robert
Bradford. Jean
Brandt, Barry
Brandt. Judith
Bray, Michael
Brenner. Douglas
Britt, Franklin
Britton. Catherine
Brooks. Ann
Brown, Lynda
Brown. Barbara
Brown. Nancy Ann
Brown. Nancy Joan
Brown. Norman. jr.
Bunim. Lesley
Burdette. JacauelinC
Burdick. Barry
Burgess. James
Burgoyne, Carr
Burke Richard
Burr. Edgar
Byrn. Marianne
| Cahoon. Susan
| Callahan. Mary
| Calderwood, Anne
Cameron. Alec
Canada. Vann. jr.
ICanbv. Diane
ICapek. Mary Lou
Icaplon. Lynn
Carroll, Mar9aret
lcarruth. virginia
ICathroe. Susan
ICeller. Eleanor
lchamberlin, B.. III
lChamplin. Philip
Chang. Meris
Chapman, Karl
lChappars. Elenor0
lChilds Dean
Icifaia. Elizabeth
CLARK. william
Clarke. Howard
ICiauss. Caroline
IClinard. Mary
GLOW John
lCoatney. John
Cochran. Dennis
Conn, Lynne
ICole. Collier
Cole. Linda
Cole. Richard
Cotton, Catherine
Compton. James
IConklin. Shelly
Conner. Helen
Cook. Frank. III
4 Coolidge. Carol
/ Sottman. Mildred
! Couch, John
Counts. Ann
! Cover Thomas
Cox. Rebeeca
lCreech. Morton. ir,
ICullers. James
cub. Carson. jr
ICurtis. Catherine
lDalrymple, james
Daniel. John
Darlington. Ann
Davidson, Judith
Davis. er'orie
Dawson Helen
De Mast, John
Denis, Howard
Deoudes. Irene
Desmond, Michael
IDesseZ. Jeanne
Dickinson. Margt
Dietrich. Diane
lDoerfer. Gordon
douglas. james
Dow, Letitia
Downing. LYNN
lDriscoll. David
DRYDEN, Sandra
Dunlap. Katherine
Dunlop, james
Durbin. Donald
Dvyer, David
Dyer, Diane
Eastman. Robt n.
Eberhart. Norma
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-15
Answers to Our Presidents
BY Rouson

Upon the nomination OF
John Adams. the Second CONT
mental Congress unanimously
elected George Washington to be
commander in chief of the Con-
tinental Army. June Is, ITS.
flames Knox Polk died at
Nashville on June Is, 1S49. He
was only SO.
3-Barbara Jean Thompson
who married the Presidents son,
Maj. John S. D. Eisenhower, was
born on June Is. 1926.
luestions on Preceding Page)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-15
Half Million Acres

RALEIGH - Great Smoky
Mountain National Park. partly
in North Carolina. covers a vast
area. estimated to be about one
halt million acres.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-15
Bethesda Chase
Awards $40 Diplomas

Ralph Hardy, vice president OF
the Columbia Broadcasting Corp,
addressed $40 graduates yester-
day at commencement exercises
of Bethesda Chevy Chase High
School.
Dennis Sewers, class president,
delivered the welcome address
Diplomas were presented by
William G. Pyles, principal.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1957-09-26

The Republican is published
every Thursday at The Republican
Building, Second street, Oakland,
at TIE following rates Of subscrip-
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1957-09-26

death and will cover a multitude
of sins.
One of the disturbing statistics
of church life is the fact that for
every two members who are
brought into the fellowship of the
church. one drops out some place
along the way Every church has
its long list of inactive" or mem
berS not in good standing Attend
ance throughout the nation on a
particular Sunday will run some
place around, or in many places
below, 500 of the confirmed mem
bcrShip of congregation. | re-
member a church in HagerStOWn
that l surveyed as a part of col
lege course that had eleven hun
bred members, and whose attend
ance on the average was about
325 This. as we said before, is
disturbing.
There are many reasons that
people fall out of good relation
with their Lord: some have an ar
gument with the minister, some
have a grudge against another
member. many are the reasons
that are given Actually however.
when member drops out of a
church, the main reason is usually
indifference in the first place. And
reasons for a member not to at
tend regularly are usually pretty
easy to find
The problem under particular
consideration in this section of
James, then. is what to do about
these lapsed members. A variety
of techniques can be used Tele-
phone conversations. letters, per-
sonal calls, discussions. ct al, are
ways in which people are led back
II OIl lliC Il vi VI iiltlI ways. lut
the one thing that must absolutely
be part of the contact is the con
siderate love of the one who is
doing the contracting. Never must
self-righteouS condemnation enter
into the picture no matter how
tempting it may be to look down
your nose" at the one who has
fallen into sin. The point must be
clearly made that this is not just
a matter of one man correcting
another. but of the challenge of
the repentance Of the gospel be-
ing delivered out of consideration
for the salvation of the sinners
soul.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1957-09-26
3 Marriage Permits
Granted Past Week

Thirty-two marriage licenses
were issued during the past week
ending Saturday at noon from the
office of Richard L. Davis, clerk
of the Circuit Court. This made
sixty-two licenses within two
weeks
The number for September thus
far is now ninety. Three licenses
issued were marked don't pub
lish."
Make Gene White, 81 laborer,
White, Pa, and Marlene Rachel
Dean. 81, Uniontown Pa.
Robert Leo Messenger, %. miner,
near Terra Alta, w. Va. and Patricia
Louise Fullmer. II, parents con-
sent near Tunnelton, w. Va.
Samuel Marvin Rogers. p, ticket
clerk and Jacqueline Countryman,
%, both Grafton. w. Va.
Emmett Parker Fike, 81, labOrer,
and Violet Grace Fike, So, both
Uniontown, Pa.
Garry Randall Knots. 10, par
ents CONSENT U. S. air force, and
Linda Carole McKeen, 10, both
Grafton, w. Va.
Dewey Billy Crowel, %, painter,
Warren, Ohio, and Wanda Virginia
Lee, II, parents CONSENT Coraop-
oils, Pa.
Alexander Dale Ferguson, Jr, "a,
steel worker and Mary Ellen Nc
Atee, 10, both Youngstown, Ohio.
Wilbur Frank Dolin, 40, sales
man, White Sulphur Springs, w.
Va. and Mabel Elaine Wilson. 80,
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1957-09-26
Why. GoOd-Time..
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Uneasy Bladder

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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1957-09-26

ature heating cable or plastic heat
ing tape. A. V. KreWatch, Univer-
sity of Maryland Extension agri-
cultural engineer. recommends a
heating device controlled by a
thermostat set to go on when the
temperature drops below 35 de-
grees. F.
In addition to assuring a free
flowing water system for the home
and live stock and poultry opera
tions, this type of cable will re-
duce ice troubles on doorways,
platforms. or even in drain spouts.
A different type of heater is rec
commended for preventing ice on
stock tanks. The engineer notes
that there are several types of
tank water heaters available Some
Of them float while others may be
connected to the edge Of the tank
He prefers the floating type, and
for the most economical operation
recommends that they be used to
heat only the upper or 3 inches
of water
He explains that when water APP
proaches the freezing point the
warmer water will 90 to the bot
tom and colder water to the top.
Surface water therefore reaches
the freezing point of 80 degrees
first and is the first part of the
water body to freeze With the
coolest water on top Krewatch
concludes, it is logical that only
the top 2 or 3 inches need to be
heated in order to prevent the
formation of ice.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1957-09-26

Elkins, w. Va.
William James Sharpnack. 46, en-.
gineer, and Grethel Barr 38, both
Greensboro, Pa.
MARCEL Burton Hayes %, farm
er, and Judith Anne Snider 20,
both near Warrington, W. Va.
Anthony Charnow. IS, parents
consent, assembler Baxter, w. Va,
and Constance Sue Moore. II. par
ent's consent Fairmont, w. Va.
Leroy John Friend, %, laborer,
and Jetta Mae Baker. l6, parents
consent both Oakland, Md.
Weir William Roth rs, laborer,
near Oakland, Md, and Donna Lou
Lantz. II parents consent, Au-
rora, w. Va.
William Eugene Shaffer 81.
trucker and Thelma Irene Saffle,
IS, both Morgantown. W. Va.
James Edicor Brownfield, "a, ma
chinist, and Audrey Odale Smith,
81, both Smithfield, Pa.
Luther Paul Burns, Jr, %, miner,
Morgantown, w. Va, and Emma
Elizabeth Richards 10, Usage, w
Va.
Gordon Eldon Wingard, %, truck
driver, Cleveland, O., and Evelyn
Ruth Kerns, %, Davis, w. Va.
Raymond Large Dale 81, mill
worker, Courtney, Pa, and Ethel
Faye Greenwood, 38. near Belle
| Vernon, Pa.
Franklin Delano Lambert, "a, as
sistant manager, and Shirley Jean
Collins. 20, both Terra Alta, W. Va
David Raymond Creel, 36, photog-
rapher Morgantown, w. Va, and
Orphy Geraldean Walls, %, Bruce
ton Mills, w. Va
David Erwin Thomas. IS. (par-
ent's CONSENT Hazelton. w. Va, and
Esther Ruth Casteel, 20, Friends.
Vile, Md
Roy Junior Arbogast, %, U. S
air force, and Patricia Ann Wilson
q, both near Washington, Pa.
Clifford Paul Overfield, 20. tpar
ent's CONSENT, laborer, Dellslow
W. Va, and Ruth Marie Fitchett
IS, near Morgantown. w. Va.
Willis Wayne Smith. 10 par
ents consent. machine operator
Arthurdale w Va, and Joyce Am
Cartwright, 16 parents CONSENT
Crellin
Lawrence Nick Bigante, 25, teach
! er, and Mary Margaret Haney, %
both Pittsburgh, Pa.
Robert Lynn Capet %, electri,
Welder, Pennington. w. Va, anC
Virginia Rose Bunner, 80, Fair
mont. W. Va.
Arthur Eugene Lyngvar, 81, po
lice work, Monroeville, Pa, and Pa
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1957-09-26

Advertising deadline: Wednesday
noon. Rates made known upon APP
plication-Phone DE 1851.
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Criminal Trials
tContinued from Page One)

(COntlnueQ from rage OHe)
Paul Jacob Tasker, bastardy;
motion filed for new trial.
Allen Samuel Warwick bastardy,
plea OF not guilty withdrawn and
plea of guilty entered; sentenced
to two years in House of Correc-
ton, but suspended upon payment
of $25 per month until child
reaches IS, and other requirements.
Robert Richie Bray bastardy.
petition and order Of court for
blood test
Gary Ronald limbaugh, bastar-
dy, blood test taken in June. Case
dismissed by order Of the States
Attorney.
Paul VanSickle appeal on non
support of minor children charge
jury trial prayed; case continued.
Leroy Friend. appeal on assault
and battery case; jury trial prayed.
Harold Mason, bastardy, petition
made for blood test
Raymond Kelley, entered pleas
of guilty to charges of abduction
and carnal knowledge; pre-sentence
investigation being made
William James Weir, assault
with intent to kill; plea of guilty
to the fifth count; placed on pro-
baton for two years. upon condi-
ton of good behavior.
Dale Swauger, charge of rape;
trial to be held within two weeks.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1957-09-26

One of the most horrible temp
tations that befalls church men,
bers is for them to act as if they
have some sort of a personal pat
ent on salvation. and that they
are setting themselves as an eX-
ample for other people to follow
This Pharisaistic attitude has
done more to destroy the effect
iveness of the church'S witness
than almost any other thing, and
it must be absolutely erased in
our dealings with openly sinful
people The only standard that we
can set up for character guidance
without making any apologies, is
the Person and Work of our Lord,
Jesus Christ.
The rewards that come from
showing people a way of living
that is superior TO any other are
more than enough to compensate
for the many Illustrations that
come the way of one who tries in
sincerity to witness. 1t may take
the patient love Of half a dozen
pastors, and twice that many lay
people before one sinner repents
and comes to be a child of God,
But it is eternany worth it. SO all
of us must continue the fight, for
the salvation of the world has
been put in the hands of all of us
who are believers, in the form Of
Christ's challenge, You shall be
witnesses unto the uttermost
parts Of the world
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1957-09-26

tricia Ann Fike, 18, McKeesport
Pa.
James Raymond Murray, Jr., r.
technician, and Marion Irene Rus
SELL %, both Oakland, Md.
Henry Thomas Spencer, 66, re-
tired, Bayard, w Va, and Iva Ruth
Lantz, 50, Upper Tract, w. Va
Licenses Recently Issued
John Anthony Gulley, 20 par
ent's CONSENT, glass worker, and
Mary Cathern Brown, IS, both
Clarksburg, w. Va
Robert Duane Roach, Is parents
CONSENT, U. S. Marine, near Clarks-
burg, W. Va, and Carolyn Irene
Carrico. 16 parents consent,
Nutter Fort, W. Va.
Russell Allan Greenhouse, 20
parents consent, laborer, and
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1957-09-26

Carolyn Louise Boring, l6 par
ent's consent, both Masontown, W.
Va.
Arnold Lee Cogar, 10 parents
CONSENT. laborer, Newburg, w Va.
and Dolly Elizabeth Pudder 49,
Mill Greek, W. Va.
Charles Arnold Cassidy "a, U S.
Army, and Colleen Marie Phillips,
27. both St. George, w, Va
Willard Mcllen Kelley, Is par
ent's consent, labOrer, Hopemont
w. Va, and BettyJo Fraley, 10.
Terra Alta, w. Va.
Donald William Carr a. timber.
man. and Myrtle Louise Tasker,
"a, both Sang Run.
Roger Wade Grim, Jr, %.
cleaner, and Ina Dell Thorpe, 10,
both UniontoWn, Pa.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1957-09-26
Farm Water Systems
May Need Checking

A check on the farm water Sys-
TEN might prevent the necessity
of carrying water in buckets when
the weather turns cold this winter.
Exposed water lines, valves and
fountains in stock barns
and poultry houses are the parts
of the system most likely to freeze.
One of the best projections for
these danger points is low temper
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1957-09-26
One Man Looks
At God
(By Charles w. Carlson, Pastor,
st. Marks Evangelical Lutheran
Church, Oakland MarYlandD

To close out our current series
on the Epistle of James, we will
consider this week the closing
verses of this letter:
My brethren. if any one among
you wanders from the truth and
some one brings him back, let
him know that whoever brings
back sinner from the error Of
his way will save his soul from
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1957-09-26
Criminal Appeals


Magistrate w. o. Bitter, on fine
of $3.50 and costs for exceeding 70
miles per hour on highway; iudg-
ment affirmed when appellant did
not appear,
Thomas NJ Estes, appeal from
Bitter on non-support charge; case
continued.
Carl Gerrant, appeal from Bitter
ON non-support; entered plea of
not guilty; tried before court, YER
dict guilty; entenced to two years
in House of Correction; suspended
upon payment of SIS per week to
wife and three children.
Carl and Cecil Broadwater, APP
peal from Magistrate Ivan Hum
berson. for malicious destruction
of property, case ordered not
prosecuted by states attorney.
John Phillip Halsey, appeal from
Magistrate Earl c. Friend. for 500
and costs for operating a car when
license was refused. Conviction af-
firmed when appellant did not APP
pear
Kenneth Friend, appeal from
Friend, operating a gaming table,
plea of guilty, fined 5000 and costs
or go days in Jail.
Stanley Finzel. appeal from
Friend, selling and delivering beer
in containers of more than 81
ounces; entered plea of guilty.
fined 5000 and costs or 30 days in
Jail: another charge of selling alco-
holic beverage without permit
dismissed by states attorney.
Lee McRobie. appeal from
Friend, operating gaming table;
entered plea of guilty, fined 5000
and costs or 60 days in Jail.
Fred HENDERSON. on charges of
permitting minors under q to loaf
and loiter about place of business
and selling beer to minors. he was
tried by jury in both cases and
found not guilty. Another case, that
of selling alcoholic beverages
without paying the county tax, has
not yet been tried.
Kennie Gene King, appeal from
Friend. fined $500 and costs, I'M
authorized use of automobile: en-
tered plea of guilty, fined 500 and
costs or 60 days in Jail
Marvin Wayne Thomas, appeal
from Friend, unauthorized use OF
automobile fined $500 and costs;
entered plea of guilty before Judge
Fraley and was fined 500 and
costs or so days in Jail
Helmuth Heise, appeal from
Friend, assault upon Josephine
Yatchshyn. case nolle pressed by
states attorney.
Clyde B. Yaist, appeal from
Friend, for sale of alcoholic bever-
age: entered plea of guilty and
fined $500 and costs or 80 days in
jail Another charge of sale of alco-
holic beverage on Sunday fined
$500 and costs or 80 days in jail
James Curtis Craig, appeal from
HENDERSON, $40 and costs on reck-
less driving charge; verdict af-
firmed when appellant did not APP
pear
Thomas Lench Morris, appeal
from Friend. 500 and costs for
driving under influence of liquor;
verdict affirmed when appellant
did not appear Verdict affirmed
in a reckless driving appeal where
the magistrate fined him $40 and
costs.
Paul Coleman, appeal from
Magistrate c. S. Zeller, S1,55 and
costs for failing to keep to right
of highway; verdict affirmed when
appellant did not appear.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1957-09-26

IMPORTANT - When changing
address, send us old address as
well as new; send address label
from last copy; allow two weeks
FOR fiRst copy to reach new address
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SEPTEMBER 26, 1857
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-04
Union Aide to Get
Runner-up Prize

A Washington area labor
leader won q trip TO Atlantic
City today to receive prizes for
placing second in a national
Miss Union Secretary" con-
test.
Miss Thelma Dawson Of $3.50
Washington drive. Falls
Church. Va. will be presented
with q portable typewriter and
$500 in Savings Bonds ut the
AFL-CIO convention.
An employe Of the Washing
ton Building Trades Council.
Miss Dawson is director Of
women's activities for the Vir-
ginia Federation Of Labor. In
ls4S. President Truman pre-
sented her with q DISTINGUISHED
Service Award for selling more
than S2.5 million worth Of
Savings Bonds.
The contest for Miss Union
Secretary" was sponsored by
Remington-Rand and the I'm
ion Labor Department Of the
AFL-CIO. Entrants were
judged on their secretarial
qualifications. contribution to
the labor movement and con-
tribution TO community.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-04

In that city last year. told the
gathering yesterday. "Segrega-
ton is on Its death-bed but II
is still with us. II is open In
the South and more subtle IN
the North"
The Negro clergyman de-
clared there are many more
white people of good will In the
South than we can see today.
They are afraid to stand UP be-
cause Of economic. social and
political reprisals. but we hope
that some day the moderates Of
the South will stand UP and
take over the leadership"
Dignity Called for
Mr.. King called on members
Of his race ITO stand up with
dignity. This Is no day for the
rabble-rouser. whether he is
Negro or white. Negroes must
not fall down TO the point Of
hate and We must not be bitter.
We must make q new world
with love and justice"
Mrs. Theodore o. Wedel of
Washington. national chair
man Of the United Church
Women. warned last night that
Christian education must
never be thought Of as q minor
activity Of the church"
Christian education Is
woven into the total fabric Of
our lives from birth TO death
and probably beyond" she said.
1T is the process Of growing
in wisdom and in stature. and
in favor with God and man.
The human needs OF people Of
all ages know no barriers Of
nations or race or denomina-
ton. This is q common task
and an urgent one In which
we must pool our wisdom and
our resources"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-04
Aerial Fire 'Tonkers'
RefueIed in FLIGHT

.OTTAWA.-Canadian forest
ers are experimenting with Q
method Of refilling in flight the
water tanks Of aerial 'tankers"
used in fighting forest fires.
The method being tested
utilizes pontoon tanks that I'LL
Is the plane skins across the
surface Of q lake. scooping up
water through q refill pipe.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-04
HOSPITALITY UNI7
CALLS FOR 10000
YULE COOKIES

The Armed Services Hos
pitality Committee is re-
questing 10000 Christmas
cookies for distribution to
the men Of the Army Air
Defense Command serving
In the Washington area.
These servicemen are on
24-hour duty at the ring
of Nike sites set up out
side the city for the pro-
lection of the Metropoli-
tan Area.
The AsHC also plans to
send cookies TO servicemen
in other isolated situations
and asks housewives who
expect TO bake Christmas
cookies TO make an extra
batch and deliver them to
the committee ONCE. 2TA.
Old Post once Building.
Twelfth and Pennsylvania
avenue NV.
Boxes can be delivered
from 0 am. to 5 pm. Mon
day, December Is. through
Friday. December 20. The
committees telephone
number is Republic 7-4l04.