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sToRRIED. NATHAN. on Tuesday.
H Rospitai' NzTHHxHS sTokRihESpI' d
tsr on y MRS Shirley f SrSSo,t foster g.
Esd p SSSls q h NEE LH Mr w STEEn
Warren. MT. Isaac Warren and Mt
William Wade, He also leaves. ia
mourn his passtng other relatives
Home, 30I5 iSth St. ne. where
friends NAV cali after 4 pm. Friday,
services win be held saturday, Sep
tember Q. a. ! pm the Rev. p. \
lawn Cemetery, 8
SWAIN, NUGENT. Departed this life
on Wednesday. September 3, 1888,
at Casualty Hospital Mr.. NUGENT
SWAN WA q 20Ss clagett s.; ne. de-
He also Is survived By three sons,
Eugene, Earl and Lawrence Swain:
one brother, two sisters OF Dale,
Tex. other relatives and many
III dTie ms. Remains Remains may be viewed
q the Hall Bros Funeral Home, 69l
Florida ave, NV. Funeral services
Ppm, Saturday. September Q, at the
Bible Way Church. 1870 New Jersey
aNGs hsMs tAlN ICNs 0AnhHWuuu n
williams ofnsistine. Intermsnt Car
yer Memorial Park.
THOMAS. JOHN II. on wednesday
September 3, 1858, ct his residence
POI sSth s. Nv JOHN II THOMAS AdA:,
Friends may call at the Boyd Flu
neral Home. 1888 Goth st.. NV
after z pm. Friday, September 5,
Funeral Saturday, September 9. Al
pm. from the. above funeral home
THOMPSON, JOHN O. on wednesday
September 3, 1858, JOHN @. THoMP-
SON OF 240S Evarts st. ne. hus.
band Of Mary l.. Thompson and
i1theT ,o Of PT psISI. Morris oS John G.
Vashti Thompson. Also surviving are
two sisters, three brothers, other
relatives and many friends. After
l pm. Sunday. September 2, friends
Ts ny'f HOm &c ei $50 s. oh sSs n M'qrT'
where services viii Be held on Mon.
day. September s.. at ! pm Inter.
ment Arlington National Cemetery
TUMAs, JOHN JOSEPH, Jr. on Thurs.
day, September 4, 1858, JOHN 10.
Terrace, ISndoyer Hiiis. Nd. beloved
.nusDand OF Helen 3. TumaS tnet
Skolianikl, father Of Karen M. and
Frank M. Tumas, son Of John J
and Katherine j. Tumas. He also II
survived by seven sisters and two
brothers. Friends may call at the
Nalley Funeral Home. 5000 Rhode
Island ave at Eastern ave. ne, sat
urday, September Q. after 10 am
Funeral Monday, September 8, al
9:15 am. Thence TO ST. Mary'i
Catholic Church. Landover Hills. Nd
where mass will be offered at 10
am. for the repose Of his soul Rela.
tives and friends invited. Interment
Arlington National Cemetery In
lieu of flowers, kindly make contri-
buttons to the Prince 0eorges Chap
ter, Cancer Fund.
TUMAs, JOHN JOSEPH, yr. The Amer
] !: G. e. j.: /; Z: ::
Eastern ave. ne, at 8 pm
on Sunday, September z, 1855.
BEX M. KENNARD, Commander.
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WIRE, ELLA REID; on Wednesday
%f WIRE Of Miami ig Pa F rsa E nas
can at the Birch Funeral Home
3034 NJ st. NV, on Friday, Septem-
Der B. from 6 until 10 pm, Serv'
ices and interment Oak Hill Gene.
terry on Saturday, September 8, 81
IL am.
WOLFE, DANIEL M. On Thursday
September 4, 1858. at st. Joseph,s
N, WOLFE Of 1918 Upshur st. NV.
Wo su ishsr 81 81 he R sss Hsnna
]. Wolfe Of St. Thomas Aquinas
Church, Baltimore; Nd, and tn.
b Sts ca q Inc " Gsadis ane
Funeral Home. 1891 Georgia ave
NV. on Monday, September 8, oil
mass mass at the shrine Of the sacrec
a am 1tn Inter nne mo Mount IT, olive live
Cemetery. Relatives and friends in
WOLFE, MORRIS J. On Friday. Sep.
TENDER 3. 1858. NORRIS ]; WOLFE
Harry NJ Wolfe. Mrs. Lena DAMON
and Mrs Bessie Danoff, all O
Washington. D. c.. and Eli Wolfe o.
Hyattsville, Nd. Also survived By
S I've brothers LAWRENCE e., Wolfe O
ton. Mass twelve grandchildren anc
fourteen great-grandchildren Serv.
ices al, the c. D. GOLDBERG & Sor
Funeral Home, ,4217 9th Ct. NV. or
term Gsy seD aGasS & ses, a. g pm In
In mourning at CLOS 18th st. NV
WOODLEY, WALTER. on Wednesday
September 3, 1858, WALTER WOOD.
LEY Of 1149 9th st. ne He il
survived BY three cousins. Mrs. LOUISE
coo SoSk .n Of Pep p6st.; Va; Re6sT 1
City, many other relatives anC
TENDER 5. friends may call at thu
Frazier Funeral Home. $3.50 Rhode
I Island ia ave nv S.is where funeral ssry'
TENDER o, at 3 pm, the Rev Brad,
ley oficiating. Interment Pemberton
W0ODLEY. WALTER. Session Of SCR,
wv t ts%O.f B 3. 1881 sEtd'y It Sep &,
and funeral saturday, Au;
- $50 Rhode Island ave
NV. Burial Sunday, August Z, al
FRANK s, DAVIS, Exalted Ruler.
HOWARD MccOLLUM, Secretary,
YosT, JOHN B. TO Jol. Suddenly
on Thursday, September A. 1858
JOHN B. YosT of 14ls sulphur
Spring I'd Arbutus, the beloved
husband Of the late l.. Marian
Yost (nee Harvey and father Of
Marjorie X. Schott. Mr.. Yost rest.
at the Howard H. Hubbard FuneraI
Home, 4107 Wilkens ave. at Leeds
ave. Baltimore, Nd. Services or
Monday September 3, at IL am
Interment in Whitefield Cemetery.
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ARRNGToN. GoRDON RANDOLPH

sudds;1algy on SS sd9sssa' R ssR5s%SsH5
Hyattsvilie, Nd, beloved husband
Of Cecilia r. Arlington. father ,of
Mary Patricia Arlington. He also
is survived by four sisters, Mrs. John
Merceron, Mrs BENJAMIN Fowehle
Mrs. Joseph Terry, and Mrs. Gar
Marion and Lee T. Arlington. Serv-
ices at the Gasch Funeral Home
4739 Baltimore ave, Hyattsville,
Nd, on Saturday, September Q, 81
10 am. Relatives and friends In
farN SYkesville. Nd
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DEATHS
Announcement Of
Services By Chambers
Iu Mrntnrtant

In MRntnrtant
EDMONDS, EMMA. In loving memory OF
my dear mother, EMMA EDMONDS.
who departed this life twelve years
ago today, September 4, 1916.
More and more each day we miss her,
Friends may think the wound Il
But they little know the sorrow i,
Lying within our hearts concealed
HER SON, LEO EDMONDS, AND
GRANDCHILDREN.
FAULKNER. GEORGE H. In sad but
loving remembrance Of our dear hus-
band and father, GEORGE H
FAULKNER, who passed away
twenty years ago today Septem-
HIS HIS DEVOTED WIFE, BLANCHE,
AND CHILDREN, ROLAND, JOSE
PINE AND GEORGE, Jr
FLUERY, ROSE z. In sad but loving
memory Of our dear mother and
grandmother, ROSE E. FLUERY. who
September 8. 1856.
Today recalls the memory
OF loved one who passed to rest.
And those who think OF her today
Are the ones Eh nSv lo SIs,,l Per best
HARVEY, LAURA p. In sad but loving
memory Of my very dear mother,
LAURA p. HARVEY. who passed
away one year ago today September
B. 1857
A precious one from me is gone
A voice / loved Is stilled
A place is vacant in my heart
Which never can be filled.
HER DEVOTED DAUGHTER, A.
DREY H. GRAY
HARVEY, LAURA PETERSON. In mem
SON o. Ha Az iIenG Who oAp psssed fEa aEsy
one year ago today, September o.
Always remembered.
MOLIS NJ BROWN
HAWKINS, MARY G.. In loving re-
membrance Of our dear mother and
grandmother. MARY C. HAWKINS,
who left US seven years aso today
Just a line of sweet remembrance,
Just a memory fond and true:
Just token Of loves devotion
That our hearts. still long for you
The years of her life were numbered
When the MESSENGER whispered low
THE Master has come and called fol
thee"
She answered, 81 am ready to 20. "
DEVOTED CHILDREN AND GRAND
CHILDREN.
LEE, ANNABELLE. In sad and lovini
memory OF our daughter and sister
ANNABELLE LEE, who entered intC
eternal rest five years ago today
September 5. 1858.
Loved and remembered always.
HER LOVING MOTHER, SISTER
BROTHER AND 6ISTER-IN-IlAW
PRICE. FRANCES 3. In loving mem.
DRY OF our daugh1er. wife anc
died September 8, 1854.
She has taken her last long journey
On that beautiful ship called rest
Away from this world Of sorrow
10 a home Of eternal rest.
MOTHER, EMMA WH4fSON: HUS.
TIERS, ERELINE, JERELINK AMI
JOAN.
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DrathH
ANDERSON. ANNIE J. on

ANDERSON. ANNIE J. On Wednes.
day. September p 1855 ANNE ~. - ,
ave NV, DAUGHTER OF the late
Daniel and Jane jackson, wife OF
the late Rev. Jesse H. Anderson, de-
voted sister Of Mrs. Nancy J. Con.
well. She also is survived BY two
nieces, Mrs. Magdaline Bailey ane
Miss Julia Flcmming nnp ." :"
Mr. Jesse Fiemming. and three god
children, many O.Iler .elL..'>s =
friends. After pm. Saturday, Sep
TENDER q, friends may call at hel
late residence. Funeral services l;5e
First Baptist Church In Rosslyn, Va.
the Rev. Henry Houston ofnciating
Interment on Monday at Lincoln
Memorial Cemetery. Arrangements
by the Frazier Funeral HOME soS
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BooKwALTER, LULU GERTRUDE. Q

Thursday, September a, 1905, 81
Home, LULU GERTRUDE BOOK
WALTER, daughter Of the late Mr.
and Mrs. Lewis Bookwalter, sister
washington. b. c., and Mrs. o. W;
BURNER Of Florida. Services and
interment Saturday, September q;
ct 2:30 pm. Interment Cedar Hill
Cemetery.
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sECUNDY. BENJAMIN. On wsdnes-

SECUNDY. BENJAMIN. On Wednes-
S ShS s sfet6sR66sE q l lsIs ch 5ESSA
ST. me-. beloved husband OF Lillian
Secundy and devoted father OF
Robert Louis, Gerald David and
BENJAMIN Secundy, ir. He also is
survived by his parents. Lyman and
Jennie Secundy Of Philadelphia, Pa.
two sisters, Mrs, Freda Seaman and
Mrs. Hilda Weinberg, and two broth.
ers, Louis and Albert Secundy, all o.
New York Funeral services o.
the Bernard Danzansky g. Sons
Funeral Home, 1901 14th st. NV
on Friday, September 5, at l pm
Interment private. 8
SMITH, LOUIS p. On Thursday, Sep
TENDER 4, 1858. LOUIS p. SMITE
Of 4943 Butterworth pl. NV, be
loved husband Of Lillian M Smith
and father Of Mrs. Nadine ziblich 3
Chicago, Ill, and Mrs. Aleese Hill
Of Houston, Tex. He also is survived
by three grandchildren, one sistel
and three brothers. Friends ma.
call at the Chevy Chase Funera
Home. b103 Wisconsin ave. NV.
until 10 pm. Sunday, September 2
REQUIEM mass will be offered at thu
st. William of York Catholic Church
1900 Edmondston ave, Baltimore
Nd. on Monday. SeptenINker 8. a
/ am. Interment New NRthedra
cemetery. Baltimore. Nd 8
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BRANDT. CHRIsTINE MARIE.

Monday, September i, 1905, 81 ~
Elizabeth st., Landisv1lle, "a. CHRIS,
TINE MARIE BRANDT, beloved
daughter of Frederick 4. ana Miriam,
Brandt and granddaughter Of Henry
J. and Martha e. Brandt of WASH
inston, ID. c. Funeral at Lancaster
Pa, on Thursday. September 4.
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ARLINGTON. GORDON RANDOLPH

RFAN, RUSSELL W. On ThuIsdayl
September 4, 1858, at his residence
S SIIo RUSSELL RUSSELL VI. BEAN, beloved
husband Of Bessie O.. Bean ano
is survived By his mother, Cora
Bean: three sisters, Ruth Mcclure
Beuiah Mas and Julia Bridgemanl
and two grandchildren, Ronald and
Cindy Frazier. Services ct the Gascn
Funeral Home, 4739 Baltimore ave-
HVattSyilie. Md, on Monday, Sep.
TENDER s, at IL am. Relatives ano
friends Invited. Interment Fort Ian
caln TsagnnatarV
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BIRD, JOHN W. On Wednesday. Sep;
TENDER 3, 1858. JOIN W; BIRD q
81 the Iats Mary Ellen BIRD and
father Of Mrs. Christine Ross
Friends may call at the Rinaldi Flu
neral Home, SI6 H ST.. me- Wnere
funeral services will be held on sat
urday, September d, at lO;3O am.
internnent Conversational Cemetery.
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DoTsoN, BERNARD MASON.

TARD Mason ssS' pfSoITssoN Of rs Teie
husband Of Mildred Katheryn Dot
son and son Of Boyd J. and Myrtle
B. Dotson. Friends may cal a. tne
blvd. Arlington, Va, from 2 TO 10
pm. on Friday. September 3. Fu-
neral services and interment Glen
danin w Va
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ROBB, FRANCIS 9. On wednesday
pitaI, FRANCIS q. ROBE OF $685.
32d st. NV, beloved husband o.
Blanche NJ Robb. father of Mrs
Aei Rne E. Thomp SSaIm both 1 Of wss fs
ington, D. c.: brother Of DR.. jane
B. Robb Of College Park, Md. Friendl
may call at the s. H. Hines Co. Flu,
neral Home, 2901 14th st. NV.
5 Iparking facilitiesI. Services 4
the above funeral home on Satur
day. September 9, at 2 pm. Inter
ment at Fort Lincoln Cemetery
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An st. ne on September 3. 1865.
husband Of the late Anne Webb
Connolly. father Of Gerald J.. r.:
Wallace c. Barrett, brother Of Ralph
and Raymond Connolly and Mrs.
John b. Towushend. Prayers az
the Chambers Rlneral Home, 3Q72
. NJ st. NV, on Saturday, september
rick's Church, 10th and 9 SITS. NV,
at IL am. Interment private.
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~ ss,ts,,har Ioss Oh MWnTyY TIITs
R ie SfISsSt iHla5' 'e g s Sc NV
mother Of Mrs. Hattie Crawford
Annie Gimbo and Robert Blue. Ate
pm Sunday, friends may call a
the johnson a. Jenkins Funera
8 Home, 1904 Georgia ave. NV. Flu
neral services 10 am. Saturday
September 6, at Faith TABERNACLE
Church. Interment Woodlawn Gene
terry.
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O'HARA. ROsALIND C. On Thursday
September 4, 1858, at her residence
2915 Connecticut ave. NV. ROSA
H HeIs1 o oHaSs s 0s5oyed Nd sister sars o
Rothhaupt. Relatives and friend,
may call at the Collins Funera
Home, 1921 I4th st, NV. Requiem
mass at the st. Thomas Apostle
on y ssturday. septembef q. At am
Interment Manuel, N. Y,
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sDs %Ah aEs n o h.y ss.ssnes
1887 s st. NV. MARY z. MINOR
devoted mother Of Mrs. Catherine
Jackson, Mrs. Louise Watson, Mrs
Sarah H Morton George L., Clar.
ence r., Judvin B.: William NJ. anc
nine grandchildren. eighteen great.
grandchildren, other relatives anc
many friends After pm. Friday
September 5, friends may call 81
the Rollins Funeral Home. 433s
Hunt pl. ne, where services will be
held at IL noon Saturday. Septem-
Der 0. Interment Woodlawn Gene
terry
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IN JUoEFHI u. Inc AIlleT-
lean Legion Freeway Post,
No. 241, will hold services
for our late comrade, JOHN
JOSEPH TUMAS, Jr., al
the Nalley Funeral Home,
1900 Rhode Island ave. al
Eastern ave. ne, at 8 pm,
w 2antaulhar 10kG
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LEE, ANNABELLE. IN SAD and IOVlnl
memory Of our daughter and sister
ANNABELLE LEE, who entered int
eternal rest five years ago today
September 5, 1858.
Loved and remembered always.
HT sRo 12Hdsc AMI no slsTERf ssSnLER
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day, September 3. 1908, JOHN e
GREEN OF 727 Quebec pl, NV, be-
loved grandfather Of Bernice Brown
He also is survived by other rela-
tives and many friends. After {
p. iday, frienqs may call al
st. NV Graveside services will bt
held Saturday, September 8, al
2 pm, in Woodlawn Cemetery.
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Fy'ieEsGgSESEge Notes

Everyone is invited.
The Schroyer Reunion will be
home of Miss Mac Schroyer, at
held Sunday August 3, at Oak
Hill Everyone is invited
Attend Parade
The Drum and Bugle corps with
their leader. James Lininger, par
ticipated in the firemen's parade
al Somerset. Pa, on Friday eve
ming. They received a prize of S25.
Birthday Party
Mrs. w. X. Livengood enter
tanned at a party on Friday July
IS, honoring her son Norman'S 9th
birthday Guests we're Louise Da-
vid, Everett and Tommy Fike;
Christina Lou and Eugenia Sue
Friend, Rcbecca and Lane SWau-
ger, Buddy Evans, Jimmy Linn
ger, Sue Richter Sara Tepfer,
Phillip and David Livcngood, Mrs
Martha Friend and Mrs. Helen
Fike. Refreshments we're served.
Homemakers
Mrs. James DriScoll entertained
members Of the homemakerS club
at her home on Thursday evening.
July II. Mrs. K f. Savage gave
the demonstration on How to
Care for Natural Wood Finishes. y
Mrs. Leroy Hostetler gave re-
port on Health Department Serv-
ices" A picnic is being planned
for next month.
Rotary
c. l. Young, of Grantsville. was
guest speaker at the local Rotary
club meeting held Monday evening.
He spoke on principles of Indus
trial Engineering w. II. SWinney,
of St. Simmons Island, Ga, was a
guest.
Farm Bureau
Farm Bureau Group No 7 met
on Wednesday evening at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Frazee at
SelbySport. William Umbel, leader
presented the topic for discussion
What Kind of a Farm Bureau
Program Do | Want" The group
voted on ITO Free Farmers Gradu-
ally from Farm Controls" Plans
were made for wiener roast and
picnic on Wednesday evening, Au-
gust 10, the place to be announced
later. Refreshments were served.
Birthday Party
Mrs. John Spear was pleasantly
surprised by her family on Tues
day evening. honOring her birth
day. Guests were Mr.. and Mrs. J.
r. Spear and Paula. Mr. and Mrs.
Paul Spear and son Terry, Mrs
Kenneth Turney and son, Mrs
Maurice Friend and family. and
her husband, Mr. Spear; Mr.. and
Mrs. Oscar Savage, McHenry; and
Mrs. Earl Turney and family, near
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James Frazee, deceased, to
Charles Frazee ct al, "a acres land
and buildings, district ?.
William H. Turner ct al to Paul
Mckenzie ct TX, .26 acre land, dis
trict IS.
Theodore Raynovich ct ux to
Thomas II. Elder ct uX, "a acre
land, district /.
George w, Goettel ct uX to
Rudolph J. Wolf ct Tx, "a acre
land, district 6.
Rose L. Werner. widow to Carl
Baker ct Tx, 10 acre land, district
IS.
William G.. Lowe to George E.
Lowe ct ux. 1 lot, district 10.
Lula B. Shaffer Hoffman to
state Roads Commission, 900
square feet of land and buildings
district 7.
Harry Bell ct uX to Harold Will
liam Hawkins ct uX, 10 acre land,
i district 6.
Walter w. O'Donnell ct ux to
Roy NJ. Vanbuskirk ct uX. 1910
square feet of land, district a.
Joseph limbaugh ct uX to Carl
ton d. Wenzel ct uX, 20450 square
feet Of land and ice cream stand,
district 7.
Edward G. Baker ct ux to Harold
Bernard Wilhelm ct uX, 40 acre
land, district g.
Edward G. Baker ct Tx to Eve
rett Herbert Baker, ct Tx, 1.26 acre
land, district 9.
Edward G. Baker ct ux to Harold
Leroy Grove ct ux. 15O acre land,
| district 8.
Ethel j. Linepcnsel, widow, to
Frank J. Evanovich, ct al, SO acre,
district 10.
Andrew Baluch ct uX to Richard
r. Bowscr ct uX, II lots, p acre
land and buildings, district 5.
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Methodist News

MGAilOdlSl NGWS
Services for Sunday in the
Methodist churches are Friends
Vile 10 a, m; Hoycs. II a. m: and
blooming Rose, 7:30 p. m. Sunday
School here at II a. m
Mrs. Lawrence Friend was host
csS to members of Circle | of the
WSCS, Friday evening, with eight
members present Mrs. Ross Selby.
leader was in charge of the bust
ness meeting, and Mrs j. w. Hol-
man led the devotions. A lunch
was served by the hostess, assisted
by Miss Nellie Friend
Mrs Charley Miller will be host
css to members of Circle III of
the WSCS at her home on Mon
day evening, July 28th.
The Selbysport WSCS will spon-
sOr a social and plate lunch on
Saturday evening. August 2 start
ing at p. m, at the Selbysport
church. Everyone is invited.
The Blooming Rose church is
having a social on Saturday eve
ming, August 16 at the church. The
public is invited
Lutheran News
Sunday School at 10 a. m, and
worship service at 11:30 a. m. for
Sunday at Grace Lutheran church.
The annual Sunday School Pic
mic was held Sunday July 20, in
the fire hall due to weather condi-
tions. A picnic dinner was served
al noon.
First Christian Church
Bible study at 10 a. m. and
preaching at II a. m. for Sunday.
Reunions
The Sliger reunion will be held
Sunday July 27, at the local park.
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son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Fike, Mr..
and Mrs. David Davis spent Thurs
day evening with Mr. and Mrs.
Allen Fike and daughters, at Mill
Run.
Mr. and Mrs. John Spear and
daughter Doris, spent Thursday in
Meyersdale Pa.
Mrs. Harry Pysell. Sr.. and Mrs.
Harry Pysell. Jr.. we're shopping
in UniontoWn, Saturday.
Mrs. George Bush and grand
daughter, Doris Kahl, and Gene
Kessler, Connellsville. Pa, were
weekend guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter HENDERSON. They all were
Saturday dinner guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ray Livengood and family,
near Hazelton, w. Va. Saturday
evening callers we're Mr.. and Mrs.
Doyle Mccullough, Mr. and Mrs.
Okey HOff Mrs. Olin Friend Merle
Frantz, Mrs. G.. r. Friend and
family, and Judy and jeanne
Friend
Mr.. and Mrs. Okey Hoff and
AIdIlGiIC MCIC OuiQdy Olililtl
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Fra
zee at Markleysburg, Pa. Other
supper guests we're Mr.. and Mrs.
Glen Frazee and daughter Glenna,
and Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Hutzel
and son Dale.
Mr.. and Mrs Erman Savage and
daughter Izetta, Ellicott City; Mrs.
Erschel Wilt and children were
Monday afternoon guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Kenneth Savage.
MIR. and Mrs. Horace Henneigh
we're weekend guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Harold Talbot and son in
UniOntOWn, Pa.
Jimmy Hook is a patient in a
UniontoWn hospital, since Sunday
evening.
Mr. and Mrs. William Metcalfc
and family. of Harrisburg, Pa, are
here for a week with relatives
Members of the Elmer Ramp
family, of Elizabeth, Pa. spent the
weekend at their farm home here.
Sunday guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Clyde VanSickle we're Danny and
Irwin VanSickle and Miss Josie
Pizzar, of Cleveland. O.; Miss
Carole Higginbotham. of Pitts
burgh: Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Sliger
Monongahela City Pa; Mrs Betty
Rudisill and son Neil, of Baltimore.
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were MIR. and Mrs. G h. Friend
and family
Miss Nola Darr, Washington. d
c.. is here for a week with her
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. John
Spear. Her sister, Miss Bonnie
Darr of Girard, O., who had visited
with relatives at OldtoWn, is also
here for a week with the Spears
Other callers during the week were
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Augustine
and Sherry, of OldtoWn
Miss Kaye ConcWay, Marklcys-
burg, is visiting her uncle and aunt
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Pysell, Sr
Other weekend callers were Mr.
and Mrs Harry PysCll, Jr of Nor
gantoWn. w. Va
Amos Friend visited his mother
Mrs. Minnie Friend, and Mrs. B
F. Schroyer Monday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. l.. Friend spent
Wednesday evening with Mr.. and
Mrs. Byard Liston. Harnedsville.
Mrs. Betty Morgan and Mrs
Bernadine Friend were Monday af
ternoon guests of Mr.. and Mrs
Woodrow Humbcrson and family
at Selbysport.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Davis ano
Mrs. Ralph Fike spent Wednesday
with Mrs. A. d. Frazee, Selbys'
port
Mr.. and Mrs c. F. Fearer and
son Jimmy. Youngstown. O., are
vacationing here with her sister
and family, Mr.. and Mrs. r. II
SchlosnagIe. Miss Sandra Schlos
nagle returned to her home here
with them after a few weeks Wis.
it in Ohio. The Fearers and Schlos
nagles and their daughters, Sandr5
and Rebecca. were visiting in Bal
timore with their sisters and fami
lies, the Harris and MitchellS Little
Ricky Hart, who had visited ar
aunt in Accident for several weeks
returned to his home in Baltimore
on Sunday.
Miss Linda Friend spent Wed
nesday evening and Thursday with
her cousin, Miss Paula J. Spear.
Mr.. and Mrs Secherrin anC
daughter, of Pittsburgh. Pa spent
several days at the home of Mrs
David Fike.
f. w Shoemaker entered Price
hospital, Confluence, Pa, for OBJ
servatiOn, Sunday evening.
Mahlon Georg, Fit. Dodge, Iowa
Mrs, Margaret Glover and grand
daughters, of Akron, o.. and Mrs
Effie Bach, of Accident. were Mon
day afternoon guests of Mrs. Hen
rietta Lininger.
Mrs. Merle Frantz has been pa
tient in Community hospital
Meyersdale, Pa. since Monday
Mrs. Walter HENDERSON. Mrs. Jacl
HENDERSON. Mrs. Gary Friend anC
daughter Doris, visited her or
! Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs Darrell ShultZ anC
son Dannie. of Akron, o., were
Saturday guests of Mr.. and Mrs
M. NJ. Shultz. Sunday callers were
Mrs. Pearl Barber and son Don
of East Riverside, Pa; Mrs. Anne
Shultz and Bob Shultz and grand
son, UniOntoWn, Pa; Mrs. jim
Bowers, Mr. Hokc, Cleveland; Mr.
and Mrs. Lester Morris. Union
town, Pa; and Mrs. Violet Ride
nour. of Pittsburgh Weekend
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Alder
! Rankin and family. Dunbar, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. E Shultz anC
son Butch, Mr.. and Mrs. job;
Shultz, Lemont Furnace, Pa; anc
Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard Friend anC
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1958-07-24
Sunday School
To Meet July y

A Union District Sunday School
convention will be held at the
Texas church, near Horse Shoe
Run w Va, Sunday July q.
The convention will open with
a service at 9 a. m, EST, con-
Quoted by Rev. w. b. Wiblin of
Aurora. Following this there will
be a Sunday school period. Teach
ers will be from the host church.
A lunch will be served at noon
on tables provided for those bring
ing baskets.
The afternoon program will con-