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when she died Tuesday at her
home. BIOL Piney Branch road.
Silver Spring.
Survivors besides her parents,
are q sister. Mary Louise, Is,
and a brother. Raymond B., jr.,
8. and her maternal grand
parents, retired Army Col. and
Mrs. George F. McGinn, Clear
water, Fla.
Services will be held at 1890
am. tomorrow in Walter Reed
Chapel. Burial will be in WASH
ington Memorial Cemetery.
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With Regard to q .
Gard of Thanks

| Ven often cord Of thonks in
The Star meets q need which con
hordIy be solved in any other woy.
Not only is il q gracious expression
Of gratitude to those who have sent
florol tributes but also eourteously
Acknowledges the services and kind
nesses of-the mony to whom o per-
sonol note Of thonks eonnot well be
mailed or whose homes and I'D.
dresses ore not known Insertion Of
| % cord Of thonks moy be ononsed
4. BY telephone to The Stor ST 5000.
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CEMETERY LOTS

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MARSHALL. MARGARET RYAN. On
RYAN MARSHALL Of Washington.
hoGmas OeGsfs Es q frs as ms o sS
ct the 8, H. Hines Co. Funeral Home,
1901 iath s.. NV, until ,l y, Pm.
vile, va. on Saturday. June 20. at
2 pm, EST. Interment Old Chapel
Cemetery. Berryville. Va.
MATTINGLY, WILLIAM JOSEPH. On
"wednesday, June 20, 1857, at his
JOSEPH MATTINGLY, beloved husband
S Mrs Mary Snn Mast r,nsS, and father Of
K. Trippett Of Indian Head. ND: Mrs. Mrs.
Thomas r HUNT OF Pomfret, Md. ::
Mrs. Henry I Mudd Of White Pains:
washington, p. C., and Francis a. Mat
tingly Of Indian Head. Md. He also
is survived by twenty-five grandchil-
S Sen af FnsEs To5 The s5
Home, Waldorf, Md, on saturday,
Charles CATHOLIC Church, olymont,
Cemetery, Pomfret. Nd. Rosary win
pc said on Friday June ss' at p g;m'
McGOvERN. LOUISE s. on Tuesday.
June 20, 1857. LOUISE 8; McGov-
- GRN y. Of I Laq TSN Nd beloved wife
81 S @ HOnie9 ana spG Msrshal 0i Ms
ana Madeline NaIIsy: Services a
more sSe. HSstssvi nsmi Nd SS on Sf Fr
st. MarEarst.s Catholic Church Seat
atssrsa Nd: where mass ps,s,,n win be
friends invited. Interment Mount
Oltvet Cemetery. "a
MsHu az, MARIE g T: on Tuesday lyme E.s
g. McHd6oH Of 1876 SSDf Rises I'D rd..
Neil ]. McHush. sister Of Miss Frieda
and Amy B. S sIeS, all s Il Ro@s
n. r.: Mr. Herbert Z, Hofstetter Of
Baltimore, Md. Friends may call at
s se 4th 81 HINES CO par EHnsr tac M0me
Church. $500 Avendei I'd. Silver
spripg. No. where the holy sacTitice
Friday June rs. for the repose Of
her soul Entombment Fort Lincoln
MIDDLETON, MRS. BERTHA DELLA
tuee Warfield). Suddenly, on Tuesday.
Day. june 20. 1857, At her home in
pEI shhaSi SShipDREroS Mes MES w snStlaA
She Is survived by two sons. William
=. PuRh OF Washington, d. c., and
woodrow W. Thompson Of Rockville,
Nd, and a daughter, Mrs. Robert B.
Heap OF Hyattsville, Nd. She also Is
survived by a brother. Sam Warneld
Of Halptne. Nd, and I'VE grandchil-
dren; native Of Montgomery Coun-
ty, she was born in Kings Valley, Nd,
and later lived in New YORK and Ohio.
FRIENDS are invited to call at the Rob-
ert A. Humphrey Funeral Home, Rock
VILE, Md, where services viii be held
on Friday, June rs, at IL am. In
terment Upper Seneca Baptist Church,
Cedar Grove. Nd.
MoORER. VERNON DANTzLER. ON
wednesday, June 20, 1857, at Gar
neld Hospital, VERNON DANTZLERl
MOORER, beloved husband Of Martina
". Moorer, father OF Vernon D., jr.,
and brother Of Mrs. Louis Van Buskirk
Of Miami, Fla: Mrs. Earle Hopkins
q chaFleston; 8. G.; Mrs. Robert Hack
eu o. Norfolk, Va: Mrs. Robert PIGS
o. Havana, Cuba, and W. D. Moorer
o. Holly Hi. s. C., He also Is survived
ny two grandchildren. Friends may
eau az the Lee Funeral Home, 4th
ST.. ana Mass. ave. me-, until IL noon
saturday. June 20. thence 70 the Mount
vernon Place Methodist Church, 300
MASSACHUSETTS, ave. NV, where services
viii be held at pm Interment Ma
tional Memorial Park, Falls Church,
M0ORER, VERNON d, The oficers and
n n members Of Bethany chapfSr.
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s S9ns gs 1881 SnH a. he wsshlnson ssn
tarium and Hospital. JOHN p. NOR
RIS Of 17i6 Lamont st. NV, hus-
Mrs Steven g. Self. son Of Mrs. Green
L. Morris and brother of Mrs. Lee
II. Ayerell Mrs Raleigh T Good. Mrs
John F. Ryan. Miss Leona NJ. Morris
and Hugh M. OTen W. and Green L.
Morris There also are four srald-
children. Mr. Morris rests at the
Warner e Humphrey Funeral Home.
SABA Georgia ave, Silver Spring. Nd.
June rs, at go pm. parking IA
cilities). Interment Arlington Ma
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FUNERAL DESIGNS

: GEO. c. SHAFFER, INC
Expressive Flora tributes Modsrats
price open daily sun, holidays Phont
.uights 900 i4th a. NV Ma s.Oi06
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VERNON ID, The ofiicers and
members OF Bethany Chapter,
NO -, o. e. s.. are re.
euested to assemble at the
! Lee Funeral Home, 4th 81.
and Mass. ave. ne, on Fri
day, June rs. 1857, at 4 g m,
TO conduct funeral services
late brother, VERNON d.
!, past patron.
KATHERINE TAYLOR.
Worthy Matron.
: d. MORRIS, Seey. IS
VERNON d. A special COM
munication Of Nation q !
Lodge. No. IL. r. A. A. NJ,
is hereby called for 1:15
, pm. Saturday. June 20.
1857. at the Masonic Tenn
pie. for the purpose Of con-
ferring the last Masonic rites
late brother, VERNON D.
!, ROY W. HENSLEY.
-
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BURGESS. G. FRANK. on Wednesday.

June 20, 1857, at Salisbury. Nd, c,
FRANK BURGESS Of 2lO6 Minnesota
ave Sc. the beloved husband OF
Louise r. Burgess and father Of Eliza
beth NJ. Brooks and Clinton F. Burgess;
brother OF Mrs Mary Beggs. Mrs.
Lila Sonnemann. Mrs. Ada Barnes, Mrs.
Maude King and De Witt Burgess.
He also is survived by grandchildren.
Funeral services at the Simmons Bros.
/ Funeral Home. 1851 Good Hope I'd.
q Sc, on Saturday. June 20, at ] pm.
ssKings Bible Class services on Friday,
June 2s. at 8 pm. InteTment Cedar
Hill Cemetery. 2S
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IAfNE. JOHN G. W. A special com
m No. Z. p. A. A. M, s hereby
IN called for Friday, June rs,
MCNA 1857, al - am, at the Ma
XNOIX sonic Temple. 18th 81. and
Nv New York ave. NV. for the
" purpose OF conducting the
last MASONIC rites for our late brother,
JOHN G. ". JAYNE.
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BOMBEER. PEARL. on Tuesday, june

Is. 1867. at Glenn Mary Nursing
Home. Jefferson, Nd, PEARL BOW
of the late Isaac A. Bowbeer, mother
'Nof Paul A. Bowbeer, Mrs. Audrey
Searle. Mrs. Helen E. Erwin and Mrs:
Dorothy Shreve She also IS survived
BY eight grandchildren. Friends may
call at the Ives Funeral Home, 2S47
Wilson blvd, Arlington. Va, where
funeral services will be neld on Fri
day. June 2S, at pm. Interment
Oakwood Cemetery.
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20. 1857 LEROY .BETz Of 914 T
rangements by the Frazier Funeral
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st., Seat Pleasant. Nd. on june %
1857, mother Of Mrs. Frank A. Ring
sold and Mrs. Joseph W. Stewart: sis
mother of Madelyn j. and Robert P
Rinsgold. Services at Chambers Fu-
neral Home. SIT 18th ST. Sc. on
Friday. June IS. at $50 pm. inter-
ment Washington National Cemetery
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sE /. HUMPHRIEs. Master.

%. 1857, JOHN w. JOHNSON, be-
loved husband Of Alma johnson, son
survived by ten uncles, one aunt,
other relatives and many friends. After
pm. Thursday. June %, friends
are invited to call at the jarvis
neral services will be held at 2
p m. Friday, June IS Interment Lin
coin Memorial Cemetery %
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MARGARET iSis wAsHiiNoroN, M. N. O.
ANNA JACKSON, N. @.
WHITE, BLANCHE. on Tuesday June
fAS SeR MH Rfisy q fY5 oa sAr aS%i
ave-, Glen Arden, Nd. devoted mother
Of James White and sister Of Mrs,
Lilly Norris, Mrs. Azlee williams and
four arandcS nIShes oshsp s reIstves and
June 49,, friends may cali at the
Rollins Funeral Home, 4339 Hunt
e. at Sf p al % the e oien A fdes
Baptist Church, Ardwick ave. Glen
Ing Ing; Interment LincolnNMemOrial Gene
WILKINS. THEODORE ROOSEVELT. on
poRE ROOSEVELT wilkins Of i5i4
Georgia ave NV. Notice OF funeral
later; ARRANGEMENTS BY the Frazier
"y June IS, 1857 LRRo5bERfP WILLIAMS nItsSsi
Of Springfield, Mass Services will be
held on Friday, June IS, at . pm,
q the W. II Bacon Funeral Home
Mills officiating. interment Woodiawn
WILLIAMS VILLAINS SADIE P. on wednesday.
S SS6s H. md 5ss g sAp ME fs wL aSeS
sister Of Mrs. Anna Miller OF Phila.
delphia, Pa. Mrs. Louise. Friedrich Of
Of Norwood. Ma: Joseph and "S GRAM
willie Proctor, mother-in-law Of Will
liam N. Gather. After 5 pm. FRI
day, June 2s, friends are invited to
call at the Jarvis Chapel, 1432 You
ST. NV where funeral services will
am, interment Sandy Spring Gene
terry, Sandy Spring. Md. 20
WINsLOW, GILBERT y. on Tuesday.
June 25,, 1857, AT Arlington Hospital,
Beatrice Willie Winslow, father Of
Mrs. Edith Staalman of Fairfax, Va
Mrs, Roberta Pollock Of Formosa,
Conrad Winslow OF Oakton, Va. He
also Is survived by one brother, clyde
Winslow of Long. Beach, Calf, Friends
Money a. Klne, Vienna, Va, where
services will be held on Friday. June
~. ~ lQ an lntermsnt National
Memorial Park Cemetery, Fails Church,
Va. "a
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June Is. 1857. al the National In
stltutes OF Health, Bethesda. Nd.
ROBERT NIRENBERG, husband OF
Va, and father OF l.. Guy and Sara
n. Nuremberg FriendS>~may call at
the funeral home OF Money & King.
Vienna. Va, where services will be
held on Friday, June ~. at pm.
Interment private. In lieu OF flowers,
please donate to the National Capital
Area Council. Boy Scouts Of America
%
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ING. ISABEL Z. on Tuesday. June "a
1877 :, at Alexandria HOSPITAL lisa.
alexandria. Va, beloved wife OF ths
late Charles Ing, beloved mother 81
Winifred Mary Ing. Friends may cal
az the s, II. Hines Co. Funeral Home
Thursday, June ~ tparking facili.
Gesl. Services at ST. Paurs Episcopal
church. 2430 K ST. NV. on Friday.
June e. at II am. Interment Glen
WOOD Cemetery. 81
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"a, 1857. JOHN JOHNSON Of is4o
Columbia I'd. NV, devoted husband
q Hattie johnson, brother Of Mrs
josephine Weems and Alonzo johnson.
he also Is survived BY many other
relatives and friends After 3 pm.
his late residence Funeral al
pm. Saturday, june 20. from the
Gethsemane Baptist Church. 9}rd 81
ana virginia ave. NV. Interment
Lincoln Memorial Cemetery. rs
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o,coNN,ELL. ANNA LOUISE. On Tues,

LOUISE o'coNHEsLL, daughter Of the
late jeffrey ana Eleanor o'connell OF
M wa .,s;t p C. She is suT nES6 By
Of Norwood I'd. Norbeck. Md. Friends
may call at the Roy W. Barber Fu-
neral Home, Laytonsville, Nd. Re-
pose Of her soul on Friday, June rs.
at $3.50 am, at st. Peters Catholic
Church. Olney. Md Interment Mount
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June 20, 1857, at his residence. 5Ii3ii
Albemarle st. NV, DR.. WILLIAM c. |
HUNT, beloved Mustard of Mildred 8. /
HUNT tnee NelSonj, father OF Mrs. Ar /
Hunt. Funeral from the above residence
on Friday, June IS. a. 9:30 am: thence
70 st AIMS Church, wisconsin ave |
sna yuma 81 NV, where requiem
mass VIII be offered at 10 am Recita-
ton OF the rosary on Thursday, June
"a. at pm. Friends and relatives
invited. Interment CONGRESSIONAL
cemetery. AS an expression Of SYM
pathy. contributions may be made 10 1
lne Cancer Fund Of Georgetown Hos
pltal. ~
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MOULDEN, MARY 4. (nee BealD. sud
a SUBURBAN. Hospital MARY "A.
MoULDEN Of 1882 washington ST.,
Kensington, Nd, beloved wife Of WIZ
lam G.. Meuldsn T0.her ,, q M g
Thompson and Mrs. Hershel J. Nooten-
boom, sister of Mrs. Edward r. Nee
han. Mrs. Frances ". Ealy, Mrs.
Hush o. Mckinney, Mrs. Harry
Charles NJ, william L., Vernon B..
Forrest p and Harry 8. Beall. There
also are four grnndsons. Mrs.
Moulden rests NJ the Warner Z. Pun
phrey Funeral Home, S434 Georgia
ave, Silver Spring, Nd. where services
will be held on Saturday, June -.
az pm .parkihE iaeiiitiesi. Inter
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day. June rs. 1857. at his home. 1872
Woodbine ST.. Chevy Chase, Md, JOHN
Of Alice NJ. Nesbitt. father OF Ann
NJ and William p Nesbitt, son Of
Mrs John Scott and brother OF Miss
Katharine Nesbitt and William p Nes-
the Bethesda Chevy Chase Funeral
Home OF Robert A. Humphrey, Be-
theSda, Nd. Services on Friday, June
Is. at Fort Myer Chapel, Fort Myer,
National Cemetery. In lieu Of flowers
contributions may be made TO the
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home. si0i Piney Branch ID. SILVER
sP RAv Nj d.ua dyE o fA do and BH Mss
r. Bernard Graeyes and sister Of MARY
Louise and r. Bernard Graeyes, IT,
and granddaughter of Col. and Mrs
.George = Mcoinn tretiredl Of Clear,
mrs. RAYMOND b. Graeves Of Wheaton
Md. Ivie carole rests at the Warner
II. Humphrey Funeral Home, S43l
ing facilities). Services on Friday
June rs. at 1890 am, at Walter
Reed Army Chapel. Interment George
Washington Memorial Cemetery. In
preference Of flowers, sympathy may
be expressed In the form Of memorials
to the Tissue Culture Laboratory
: Johns Hopkins Medical School. Balti-
more, Nd, attention Or. George gey
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june 81. is57. cATHERlNNE Mggaa9 CKy.,
SON Of ga 4th st. Sc, beloved daush-
yer Of Mrs Margaret Jackson, step
daughter Of James Watson. She also
Is survived BY five children. three SIS
tefs, SIX brothers. two aunts, one uncle
other relatives and friends Remains
may De viewed at the above residence
after pm. Friday. June 2S Funeral
services on Saturday, June % al /
pm, at the Barnes a. Matthews Ftl-
neral Home. GA 4th st. sw., tine Rev
= a; Brown officiating. Interment
Woodlaws Cemetery. %
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day, June IS. 1867. al his residence,
bI04 Jay st. ne, CURLEY LEE BEv-
ERLY, devoted husband of Mrs. Alberta
Ross Beverly and brother Of Mrs. Irene
Bell and Charles Beverly. Also sur
viving are other relatives and many
friends. After 8 pm. Friday. June
friends may call at the Rollins Flu
neral Home, 4339 Hunt pl ne. Serv-
ices on Saturday. June 20, at 1880
"a m. at the Chapel of Atonement,
division ave. and East Capitol st.,
a-the Rev Gordon offeiating. Inter-
ment Carver Memorial Park. IS
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MONDAY q lLZ1ZHzRl

. Automatic 4-woy rug eIeon-
ing oction-eombs. brushes,
deep-cleons!
. Powerful suction!
. Big, easy rolling wheels!
. No dust bag to empty!
. Ac-DC.
Evening star., 1957-04-28
BY SHEILAH GRAHAM
HOLLYWOOD tNANA).-I

HOLLYWOOD tNANA).-Betty Hutton will
appear on Dinah Shores hour-long show some
evening soon. Dinah. Bettys biggest booster,
told me: I'VE have an idea" Hutton's half-hour
telefllm pilot, Hey Nom, has been sold to
sponsor and starts in the fall. Her director is
Jess Oppenheimer, who put Love Lucy on the
road to fame and fortune for Lucille Ball and
Desi Arnaz.
Jayne Meadows-Mrs. Steve Allen-wants to
do Playhouse 90 and had long huddle with
Martin Manulis during her recent visit to CHS
Television City :. Arnold Stang Is mapping
plans with producer writer Parke Levy for fall
television show to star the diminutive comic.
Stang was offered the lead role in Three Men
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Hollywood Report
New Duo: Dinah and Betty

on Horse" on the Straw-hat circuit this sum-
mer, but turned 1t down with: Il don't want
to be typed" That's funny.
Last show of the NBC season for Jerry Lewis
is June g. Next season, Jerry viii do four hour
long shows only. His earnings to date this year
are $750O0O. You will see Jayne Mansfield
on all the top TV shows directly she completes
her current film, "Wifl Success Spoil Rock
Hunter?"-to sell this picture and "The Way
ward Bus"
Ben Blue is ambitious In his new Tv series,
Ben Blues Brothers, he'll play all five brothers.
Marion Hargrove Of "See Here, Private Har-
grove" fame writes the script and Ruth Nc
Devott, formerly of the Mr.. Peppers show, CO.
stars with Ben. Norman Mcleod directs.
Evening star., 1957-04-28

prices soono An oice the Of Agricultural
Mosoxne points the 10 hove
reached 900 But there's good for Washington oo
iumes Choice DRUM POINT Beach homeses still ovoio the
Low figure o $780, This proof that those who invest Drum Pont
getting voue for their thOa beicfes And
Is The time for you 10 get in on this value
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CHOICE OF HOME SITES

cHESAPEAkE BAY where you your fomy enjoy swim
mino boofne ond soit-woter fishing the yeo-round.
PATuxENT RIVER you oy enjoy crobbne fishing boot
ino other delights.
MILL CREEK. noturoi horbo Ieodno the boy where
niy docks for boots croft ovoobe oil
properly
fREsH-WArER LAKES where frisky boss toyou boit
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Directions to Washington's Closest
Ocean.Like Beach!
FROM UPPER NORTHWEST WASHINGTON Silver Spring and
Bshsydo drive Peoes Cross pest Upper orbefo
Soomons lslond Rood through Prince Frederick for IS miles
left OF Drum Point eeoeh sign.
. FROM DOWNTOWN WASHINGTON, Scvfhsasi, Southwest
Vrainio South copiioi Street Bridge Svland
Parkway Upper Marlboro Solomens isIund Rood
through Prince Frederick for IS miles. Left Drum Point
sign.
$40 Southern Blds.. RE. 7-843S
Or Coll Drum Point, Solomon 436l
saIesmen on Property Every Dey I'll Dask
Write o. Phone for Free Descriptive Roekise
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TINE SUNDAY STAR MAGAZINE WASHINGTON c. HssuARr !, 1857
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sinking thermometer, at least until
it gets down to shivering 40 below.
lumbermen work the nearby forests.
using horses to drag out logs through
the deep drifts. During the coolest
part of the day, from 7:3O to $50 am,
Fraser's main street steams like
Turkish bath with billowing clouds of
vapor escaping from every house and
every car exhaust.
At temperatures Eskimos would find
congenial. the towns youngsters play
at building Snowmen or knocking
icicles off roofs. Should this become
boring. there's always shedding, skiing
and ice Skating-if the weather warns
up to about zero, that is. When a
snowstorm lashes Fraser-which is
nearly every day-the town tucks its
head in and waits. Often the snow
ploughs assigned to clearing State
roads have to dig it out.
Fraser owes its polar cline not to
its latitude but to a geographical freak
whereby icy winds come whistling of
the mountain peaks into the town as
If it were the small end of funnel
However, in summer the little town
is quite balmy and its nearby trout
streams offer a lure to Sportsmen-
including. in recent years, no less an
angler than President Eisenhower.
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Zee Burg U.S.A.
FRASER, COLO.

1T GETS so cold here they say the
Il snowmen ask to come in and sit
by the fire. And when TV weather
men must face their audiences with
ominous winter forecasts, they're
grateful for Fraser. They can always
cite its temperature as a CHEEKY it
could-be-worse note at the end of
their announcements
Sixty miles northwest OF Denver,
five miles west of the Continental
Divide, $500 feet high and hemmed
in by a circle of mountains. Fraser
has earned the title of The Icebox
of the Nation" Other places may re-
cord lower temperatures, but FraSer'S
fame is based on consistency. Read
ings of 40 and so degrees below zero
are not uncommon here And the
average winter temperature is IS
below
Four-foot icicles hang like spears
from practically every cave. and
snow three ponies deep" blankets the
countryside. Yet even this can't stop
Fraser completely
Breathing smoky streams of vapor
and ignoring the numbing cold,
farmers hitch their teams to sleighs,
instead of wagons, and tour the fields,
feeding stray livestock wandering
over the white wasteland. Defying the
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Beaverdam

Seasons Greetings = Once again
we are in the Christmas season when
we put aside thoughts of ourselves
and our material possessions to look
upon the majesty of God, in His
humble birth as the Christ in Beth
lehem. It brings thoughts of peace
and good will, gifts and the love of
giving. 1t is a real blessing for those
who feel its spirit. We hope you are
blessed with this spirit that your
Christmas will be one of joy and hap
.piness occasioned by the birth of our
Lord Jesus Christ.
Down in South Carolina a post
master won mention in a newspaper
at his home town and throughout .hc
state for an unusual Christmas Tree
decoration in the post office lobby.
The Christmas tree was loaded with
colorfui Christmas cards, all of which
were unbelievable and unreturnable
because misdirected and posted with
two-cent instead of three-cert stamps.
A large card at the front of the tree
bore this verse:
II am a sad, sad Christmas tree
With these very sad cards pinned tc
me.
A three-cent stamp and they wouldn't
be spurned,
But would have been forwarded OF
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Beaverdam Post Office
Extending Hours

The Beaverdam post office will re-
main open for extra hours during the
Christmas rush season, postmaster
c. L. Rupright announced this week.
Starting December II the office will
be open until 6 p. m. each weekday.
Each Saturday until Christmas the
office will remain open until p. m.
The post office will be opened from
80 to 2:30 p. m. on both Sunday
between now and Christmas.
The postmaster suggested patrons
arrange their cards for local and out
of1town delivery in separate bundles.
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THE HARTVILLE FARMS near
Canton, Ohio, are known throughout
the country for producing world-fa-
nous pascal celery and other vege-
tables.