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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-04
REAL ESTATE Statesmen
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Il easier for you TO close sales
WHY not give US Q call ~ your
convenience. Mr.. Bill Barnes or
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-04
SALESMAN
statesmen
Statesmen !. 81

Really want the best selling job in
WASHINGTON? It's at or New York
ave NV. LIST n,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-06-21
SEEM STARS

We must therefore be CRATE
ful that Claudia Mcneil, who has
been helped and encouraged by
many oldtimers. Eubic Blake
among them. was given a chance
10 perform and show her great
talent--for other roles OF higher
caliber can then be presented
TO her-For everyone must have
a beginning-and this is her
hour OF triumph
The cast OF Jamaica is all
excited with plans for their q
week vacation--which has been
hard.earned-thcy close June
Goth till Aug. 10th but the box
office will be open to ring up
sales - producers knew Lena
Horne necdedfs rcst--and rather
try TO find d replacement and
fail-they preferred 10 just send
the entire cast on vacation and
close shop-whcn they return,
they'll face a busy fall season
beginning with Labor Day
matinee.
Della Reese had such mad
hsirsfyle AZ her recording ses.
sion. II stopped traffic. She car.
ries her personal besvfieian with
her on all big dsfes--Lovis Arm.
sirons's date at Levisohn Stadium
July 4fh weekend will mob the
pIsce-Sophis Loren is q girl
who's very .sineere--snd IL she
said she was so thrilled with
Lena Horne in Jamaica" and
wished she was as pretty as
Lens-then we believe it--Also
enjoying Lena were the kids who
entered Central High and are
up in New York now--Thls was
there first Broadway musical
and Lena, q rsbid race integra-
ZIONIST herself. was happy TO
know they were In the audience.
INCIDENTALLY: Saw Ella Fitz-
gerald on 9th Avenue headed for
Gale Agency, wearing black pat
cnt leather pumps and nifty
bonnet and looking very smart
with her red hair and trimmed
figure Ella is quite worldly these
days. what with hoping all over
the continent--and il shows in
her conversation-She's got pol
tiles at her fingertips.
An off-Broadway production
comes up this week on the
theme of the Emmett Till muir
dcr.which opens at the Arlington
Iiall--Stars are Gage Hotel rs
the mother and Emmett Turner
Title is "A Good Place To
Raise A Boy"--all dialogue and
background was taken from the
actual story
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-06-21
Here and There

daughter Of Rev and Mrs. w. r.
matthews of RoscdaIe Street
Loretta is also graduate Of the
D~yer Elementary school She is
in ardent youth worker in the
baptist church Of which her ia.
thcr pastors She plans TO enter
college this fall 10 start work
toward degree in pharmacy
Miss Carolyn Jones. daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. James Fsrris OF
g. Avbin. is another young Miss
whose eyes are set on college
career. Carolyn. TOO, Is csss
High School product and a grad.
Uaie OF crveseI. She TOO, is a
weekly church attendant. and
serves as an usher and in other
capacities. She plans 10 enter a
school OF nursing this fall.
Miss Elizabeth Monticih Bruce,
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. Rich.
ard Bruce OF Monterey in High
land Park graduated on Thurs
day from Highland Park High
school Miss Bruce is uncertain
about her immediate future col
lcgc career, but definitely plans
10 further her education. She
is an active member Of Bahai
World Faith She graduated from
George Washington Carver Ele.
meniary school in Fcrndalc.
Mrs Joe Ann Davenport Jen-
Flns graduated from Northeast
crn last week We must pin some
extra roses on Joe Ann because
ai'cr marrying she saw the need
10 return and graduate. She re.
sides with her husband at 943
Theodore.
Congratulations, TO my sister,
Mrs Mabel Smith Tillman. pub.
lie school teacher of + St. Louis.
III who left last Sunday night
Tor the University oil Illinois al
Champaign where she expects TO
rceclNc her Master Degree in
Education in August
Speaking OF the Master De.
gree vivacious Maricl McClcn
oon Wardell, daughter OF Or.
and Mrs J McClendon of Bos.
ton Blvd, will receive the Mas.
ter Degree in Medical Social
Works this week from the Uni.
ycrslty Of Michigan at Ann Ar.
Dor Petite sister, Muricl, will re-
tcivc a Bachelor of Science dc.
gree from Wayne State Univcr-
silly in January.
And my nephew. Herbert
adams and his wife Estella, both
are graduating from Lincoln Uni
NcrSity, jefferson City, Mo. this
month Herbert in music and
wife, Estella in Business Admin.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-06-21
FIRST MICHIGAN NEGRO
TO CREDIT UNION MEET

Mr.. Robert O. Midget OF Par
ker street has been awarded a
scholarship from the Michigan
Credit Union Foundation which
makes him the first Negro TO re.
ceivc such from. the State of
Michigan.
The scholarship comes from
the Cuna School for Credit Union
Personnel and will entitle Mr.
Midget to attend the Cuna Sum.
mer School in Madison, Wis,
opening July l3.
Mr. Midget Is member Of
the Triedstone Baptist Church
where he serves as treasurer of
the Federal Credit Union of that
church. lie is also former assist
ant treasurer of the Ford High
land Park Federal Credit Union
and Is currently a member of the
Board of Directors of that union,
OF which he helped to organize
in 1882.
In 1953.54 he attended a Credit
Union School in Port Huron Mr..
Parker has studied at Wayne
University where he started q
pre-medical course. and has also
studied at Tennessee State Uni
vcrslty at Nashville. Tenn.
In addition to his church work,
where he is also connected with
the Usher Board No. l, and the
Ever Ready Club, he Is active In
his community, having served as
u delegate from the 18th Con.
Rressional District and captain of
the Third Ward and block clubs,
He resides with his wife and
four children on Parker. He has
worked nj Ford's for sixteen
years as Final Inspector.
To West Coast
Mr. and Mrs. James Hayes Of
Petoskey along with little son
Terance. and daughter Myrline,
will leave for a five-week vaca.
tion on June 81. They will go TO
San Francisco, Oakland. Los An.
gelcs, and Mexico City. They will
return by the way OF New Or.
leans, La. and the beautiful
State OF Mississippi. They will
motor.
Mrs. Willie Lee Jackson. Pres.
ident OF the Detroit Branch OF
the Negro Women returned last
week from the National Con-
vention held AZ the Hotel De
Soto., 81. Louis. Mo. Mrs. Jack.
son reported many social events
! scsnsIrvsd On Psss ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-06-21
Southwest Detroit
Spotlight.

Chapter. Tennessee A & | State
University Alumni. Count Basic
end Joe Williams were star per.
formers.
Beverly Elaine Jones, 3747
Carter, a June graduate OF High
School Of Commerce and Walter
James lardy OF 1888 Fischer
were the recipients Of the seho.
arships. Mr.. William Msiney was
master OF ceremonies. President
OF the Detroit Chapter is Mr..
o. A. Johnson. Svpt. OF public
schools Of Royal Oak Township.
II is the function OF the Detroit
Chapter TO select from among
the high schools Of Detroit. de.
serving students TO receive sehoI.
arships TO Tennessee State Uni.
versity.
In the span Of two years the
chapter has grown from a mem.
bership of twelve persons to
more than two hundred mem.
bers. Mr. John A. lIotchkisS, De.
troit's top real estate representa-
tive was elected as "Alumnus Of
the year" A three fold purpose
has been adopted by the group,
which has served as a cohesive
measure for its success. ITO
promote Scholarship, prosperity
and happiness OF others Some
we'll known members of the De
troit Chapter include Mr. Charles
Fulton. instructor Southwestern
High School. Alfred IIotchkiSS.
building contractor, Edward c.
Bailey. Expcditor u. s Govern.
mcnt. Frederick Campbell own
or of Park Clinic Laboratory, An.
dcrson c. Young. Inkster Police
division, Mrs. Inez Hays. Social
worker childrcns aid society Cal
Vim c. Summers, proprietor OF
the House Of Art and many many
more prominent Detroit business
men and women belong TO this
great organization. Hats off to a
group of people doing trcmcn'
dous job for their race.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-06-21

NEW YORK cITY--NEW STAR
lUNFOLDS-Seriousfaced Claudia
Mcneil is now a full.fIedged nc.
iress in her own right-and II
wasn't so long ago that she new
er thought she'd make it--But
with her playing one OF the leads
in Member of the Wedding
part which Ethel Waters play.
ed 10 the hilt on the stage and
later in the movies--Claudia has
al last arrived" the JOY Of
her family. her friends. her
agent. and most OF all--herSelf
For Claudia. some years ago.
felt she had lost faith in her
self as an actress and she need
ed a bit OF encouragement TO
( keep going-As a SIS. week
book salesgirl in the Village.
Claudia met a TV actor who
was doing well. and asked him.
confidcntiaIly il he thought she
should continue-He gave her a
loi of helpful hints--and what's
more-strong encouragement 10
20 ahead-And now she's SO glad
she did.
AS Bernice. the maid in Mem
Der of the Wedding, Claudia
played a difficult rolc--made
even more difficult because she
was following in the footsteps
Of Ethel Waters--and she played
il with depth, human under
standing and real ability-liow-
ever. we have never liked this
role OF kitchen worker in
family OF poor white trash where
the house is so brokendown you
wonder how they can afford TO
pay ANYONE to work there
and of the 2 year old girl who
grows up with far too many
tcenage problems than child
her age is allowed.
But we had to admire the
aetins--It was first rste--sII the
way--snd the settings were real.
And the sovtherners acted true
10 life-There was no mention
Of racial discrimination here
imagine they thought that with
The two kids sitting al the brok.
en- down table with the Negro
msid-fhe neuroiie teensser with
her feet on the fabIe--right in
the maids faee--this was indeed
integration-But whereas no
boost was made FOR integra-
ton, az least none was made
against 1.-THE story very nice.
ly skirfed around all problems
OF the sort and eentered mainly
on the wild member OF the we'd
ding and her nearIy.as.wiId plans
10 attend IL.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-06-21
swirnins

The swimmlng pool of our
new Community center officially
opened Sat. afternoon Called the
Kennedy Pool IL will be open
from 100 o'clock until 700 pm.
everyday. Children under six.
teen are admitted free, children
over sixteen and adults will pay
a fee for the use of the pool
Remember parents its the Ken.
ncdy Pool on Fort ST. at Miami
II is under strict supervision, so
let your youngsters benefit
from il.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-06-21

Prospect District Association will
sponsor tea al the Good Shop.
herd Baptist Church, Stanford at
Cobb. on Sunday, July 6, from
5 TO 7 pm. They invite you TO
attend. Mrs. Gladys Matthews,
president; Rev. +. n. Cox, mod
orator.
The Miles Fellowship Baptist
Church Missionary Society is
sponsoring a huge talent pro
gram on Sunday night. June %,
at 7:30 pm. Mrs Kate Mont.
gomery and members invite you
to attend. Rev. +. NJ Kaiglcr
pastor.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-06-21

from Douglas High School, Mem
phis,. Tenn. this month, TO all
OF you we say congratulations.
chiessosn Here
Mr.. and Mrs. John s. Hum.
phrcy OF Maine Street in Conant
Gardens are happy to have their
aunt. Mrs Lula Peterson, of Chi
cago visiting here with them.
Mrs, Peterson told US that the
HUMPHREYS have taken her all
over Detroit including tour of
Northland Center. She plans 10
leave for home Monday and re-
sumo her civic and church activ.
tiles at the st. Luke Baptist
church.
Speaking OF the HUMPHREYS,
daughter. Harriet received a
scholarship from Girl scouts and
will leave in July for Lapeer,
Michigan, there she will be in
camp two weeks Poor Joyce (her
sister, will have to be alone for
awhile. Mr.. Humphrey is owner
of Humphreys Realty on De
quindrc.
The Department of Christian
Education of the Baptist Mission.
airy and Education Convention OF
Michigan will sponsor a workshop
on Thursday. June 20, at the Oil
vet Baptist Church. 554 Windcr,
DR., j H. Bruce, pastor. The work
shop is for presidents. chalrmen
of committees. and leaders OF
young peoples groups. Time, $50
am.
Reports come from ST. Louis
Mo, that Rev c. l.. Franklin
drew an OVERLOOKING crowd al
the Kiel Auditorium there last
week.
The Ministers Wives OF the
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-06-21
Twelfth E Warren
Community News
BY LUCILLE D. TAYLOR
OHIO GUESTS

BY LUCILLE d. TAYLOR
OHIO GUESTS
On Sunday, June 22nd. the
neacons and Trustees of SWEEP
Home Baptist Church are IN
charge. Featured on that pro-
graw will be the Reverend PM
lips and his congregation OF the
New Hope Baptist Church from
Lorraine. Ohio. Also the young
Reverend Howard Ramsey as So
loist. Master of Ceremony, Dca
con John Neasley.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-06-21
Annual Ball

Alright folks finally have the
data on the biggest affair this
season. You guessed it, II was
the Scholarship Awards annual
Bali presented by the Detroit
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-06-21
Graduation

Morley School graduated sew.
enty five pupils Wed. afternoon,
Mrs. Margaret Biee. principal,
handed out the diplomas. After
the exercises" the parents and
guests Of the graduates we're
served tea in the school gym.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-06-21
JUNE GRADUATES

You grads looked so beauIIIuI
Friday evening in your caps ana
gowns. You have made your llrN
step in life. be careful how you
make your second.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-06-21
Week.End Guests

Sharon White was the week
end guest of the Fudays on Flee
trio ST.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-06-21

istration. Another nephew Rob.
crt Earl Cladney who graduated
from Douglas High School, Mem.
phis,. Tenn. this month, TO all
of you we say congratulations.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-06-21
BY Marianne
Pulpit News

The male members of st. John
AME. Church of River Rouge,
gave Father and Son Banquet
Friday, June 18th. Rev. Brock
ington of Vernon Chapel A.M,E
Church was guest speaker. Mr.
Reed was POSTMASTER. Mr.,
George Anderson rendered 9
solo Rev. +. II. Smith is pastor
Of this growing congregation.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-06-21
NOT INTERESTED


u seems that no one Is 'n'er
ested In anything any more, "
appeared that way AZ the ne's",
borhood meeting that was ne'o
Tuesday night a. the ss'vs''o"
army. Cor the purpose OF 'mpr0s'
ing our nelshborhood. Only ihree
adults attended. How shsme'v'
HOME AGAIN
After 3 months OF absence pc'
cause of illness. It's nice to see
Reverend Leola Thomas oil zV@'
Aurelia Home again,
WELCOME
The Jewels Of Sunbeams o'E'''
chapter 30. youth Department
welcomes Jerry and Elaine JONES
also the three wideman ehild'e"'
We are happy to have YOU
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-06-21
Recital

Ann Starts School OF dancing
gave there 18th annual Recital
AZ Ecorse High School svditori.
um Friday June 10. Mr.. Bert
Cooper acted as Master Of cere-
monies. n would be impossible
10 mention every performer. but
special praise will render 10
Donna Jones. vsnesss Jones.
John cvreio, Diane o'Deli, Linda
Brock and SO many other tsI.
enied youngsters.
Five year Loyalty Award Tro.
phys were presented TO Frances
and Betty Jean Lackins. Congrat
ulatory messages from, Major
Eli Ciungan. Peter Johnson and
other councilman were bestowed
on Anne Starr and her pupils.
Thanks Miss Starr for most
enjoyable evening.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-06-21
REALLY LIVING

Annie. my girl, you are dolns
OK. for yourself, you really
know the pass word. Slender
tall and tender.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-10-02

ANDIRONS. screen. tools, So: drop
leaf table, $3.50; stove. SIS; Con-
Ion mangle, SIS; china cabinet,
round table, chairs. $45 or sold
separately: antique love seat;
miscellaneous. FA. 1-1539.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-10-02

FURNITURE, 8 months old, mus
sacrifice. VIII. 4-2143.
ANTIQUES; dry sink, drop leaf
tables, chairs, rockers, lamps,
pistol, cradle, clock, desks, mis-
cellaneouS. VIII. 2-67l0.
REFRIGERATOR, Norge, IL Gu. #,
one year old; 30-inch Tappan
Holiday gas range, furniture.
miscellaneous AN. 1-1757 after q
.. m.
DINING room set, table, 4 chairs,
buffet, good condition, $l4;
dressing table. 81. LII. 1-5739.
LEAVING town, must sell, daven-
port, chair. mahogany desk and
chair, General Electric mixer
RE. 1851.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-10-02

STEEL wardrobe closet, hangs 80
garments, like new, Sis. PO.
1-9378.
BEAUTIFUL gray floral traverse
drapes. fully satin lined, separate
cornices. 6 pair, S35. FA. l-8217.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1958-09-18
Lutheran Activity


Sunday School at 9.l5 a. m. and
worship service. 1915 a. m for
Sunday at Grace Lutheran church
with the youth of the church in
charge Of the service Miss Phyllis
Coddington will give the sermon,
Money and Youth" Two special
anthems will be sung by the choir
and league members.
First Christian Church
Bible study at 10 a. m and
preaching at II a m. at the First
Christian church. for Sunday
Methodist Activity
Services for Sunday in the
Methodist churches are: Selbys-
port 9:45 a m; Friendsville, II a.
m. and Sang Run, 7:30 p. m. Sun
day School here at 10 a. m
Mrs George Coddington will en-
terrain members of Circle III Of
the WSCS on Monday evening,
September 22nd at 8 o'clock
Speaks at Rotary
Dr. Adam Baer Frostburg, was
guest speaker at the weekly meet
ing of Rotary club on Monday eve
ming Other guests we're Ivan Diehl,
Frostburg: Harry Warwick and
Ralph Swauger Homecoming: Wal
ter Dawson and William Hesen,
Oakland
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Fikc and sons
returned to Eldorado Calf, after
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1958-09-18
EienGESUiEE9 Notes

vacation here with his mother
Mrs. d. L. Fike and other rcla-
tiVes, Mrs. Lillian Bates and son
Hickey also returned to Pitts
burgh, Pa. after a vacation here.
MIR and Mrs. Robert Thompson
and children, Dayle and Roger, of
Baltimore, were weekend guests
OF Mr.. and Mrs. N. ID. Frazee and
daughter Alleen and Mr.. and Mrs.
l.. c. jenkins.
Sunday dinner guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Orval c. Schroyer were
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Fl. Friend
and two sons and daughter. and
Mrs. Bruce Fike, of Hazelton w.
Va; Albert Silbaugh and Mrs.
Mary Yhost, Berkeley Springs. w.
Va James Sliger was an evening
guest
Mr. and Mrs. Webster Garletts,
Baltimore, Mrs. Ernest Garletts,
Sabraton, w. Va, were Friday
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Amos
Friend and Miss Mae and Russell
Schroyer.
Byron Fike, West Richfield. O..
spent the weekend here with his
parents Mr.. and Mrs Ralph Bow
ser.
Mrs. Owen Frantz and daughter
Dorothy, were visiting in Union
town. Saturday Dorothy left for
a few days visit in New York City.
Paul Richter spent the weekend
in Grantsvillc with Mr. and Mrs.
Clarence Younkin and family
Mr., and Mrs. Charles Silbaugh,
Conway. Pa, Mrs. Mary Yhost,
Berkeley Springs, w Va, and AL
bert Silbaugh were recent callers
of Mrs II. l.. Shoemaker
Mrs. Hobart Griffith and daugh-
tiers are visiting with relatives in
Baltimore.
Mrs. Charles Dewitt, Mrs Iar-
ry HENDERSON, Accident; Mr. and
Mrs. Glen Frazee and daughter, of
Selbysport; Mr. and Mrs Raymond
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1958-09-18

of March, April and May. 1t pro-
hibits all open-air burning with
in 200 feet of woodland or of in
flammable material that could
carry to woodland. except p. M
and midnight EST except on days
when the ground is covered with
snow"
Also all open-air burning within
the prescribed limits must at all
seasons of the year meet the fol-
lowing protection standards: a fire
break 10 feet wide and free of in
flammable material, completely
around the material to be burned;
adequate personnel and equipment
to prevent the fire from escaping;
a responsible person at the loca-
ton until the last spark is out
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1958-09-18
Accident Personals

Robert Knicrium formerly Of
Wheeling W Va but who is teach
ing school at Fort AshbY W. Va,
was a Sunday evening dinner
guest of Mr.. and Mrs Clayton
Speicher.
Mrs Ada Kahl visited Mr.. and
Mrs Mike kahl, Of Deep Creek
Lake, on Monday.
Raymond Schlossnaglc and
daughter, of Friendsvillc, visited
the formers father, Howard Schlos-
nagle, on Sunday.
Mrs John Leptic and son. of
Frostburg, and Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
Harmon and son. of ReisterstoWn.
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Seggie
on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs Ross Speicher and
daughter visited MIR and Mrs Nah
Ion Spcichcr, of MorgantoWn, w.
Va, last Tuesday evening.
Roy BroadWatcr was in Wash
ington, D. G.. last Friday night on
business.
Elmer Leo. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
PlaYWord Lee and Miss Clara Jane
Calls, daughter of Mrs. Marvin
Calls, left on Sunday for the Uni
ve9slty of Maryland, where they
have enrolled as freshmen.
Mrs Nellie Rodgers. who has Wis
tied relatives in Wheeling, w. Va,
for several weeks, has returned to
the home of her son-in-laW and
daughter, Mr. and Mrs Clayton
Speicher.
Mrs John Schlossnagle and Mrs.
Glen Schlossnagle we're shopping
in Cumberland on Monday
Miss Mary Ellen Speicher,
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1958-09-18

Horn, SmickSburg. Pa; Mr. and
Mrs Olin Friend, Mrs. Fred Sclby
and daughters, Mr. and Mrs Merle
Frantz, Mrs. Gary Ray Friend and
family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Fike spent
Saturday in UniontoWn, Pa
A son. Jimmy Lynne was born
to Mr. and Mrs. Claude Selby on
Sunday, August "a in a Baltimore
hospital The Selbys have four
boys and one girl living and a boy
and a girl deceased.
Mr.. and Mrs Kenneth Savage,
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Savage and
Aubrey Savage attended the funer-
al Of James Richey, %, at McCon-
nellsvillc. o.. on Wednesday, He
was a son-in-laW of Mr. and Mrs.
Herbert Jones, formerly Thelma
Savage. of Fricndsville Mr.. Richey
drowned. Surviving are his wife
and daughter; his parents, and
three sisters. Funeral services were
in McConnellsville
Mr.. and Mrs Doyle Mccullough,
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Cross, Mr.. and
Mrs Okey Hoff and Marlene at
tended the Joseph Sebold family
picnic at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Bittinger, near Mt. Lake on
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Burnside,
Hopwood. Pa; Clarence Friend,
Allison, Pa; Mr. and Mrs. Daley
Groves, Elder Hill, were Sunday
afternoon guests of Miss Nellie
Friend
Mrs. Charley Rush, of Rush, was
a Thursday dinner guest of her
sister, Mrs Margaret Rush. Other
afternoon callers were Mrs. Ray
mond Spiker and Mrs. David Tay-
lor and girls.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1958-09-18
Southern Is Loser
at Moorefield $40

Southern High school will at
tempt to mark up its first football
victory of the season this Friday
in the opening home game against
the West Virginia School for the
Deaf, from Romney.
Southern lost to Moorefield Vel
low Jackets last Friday afternoon
at Mooreficld by a 81 to 0 score.
II was the second straight loss
for Southern, having lost to Peters
burg the week before 25 to 0.
Jimmy Paugh passed TO Forrest
Barr for two of the Jackets five
touchdowns and kicked four extra
points in five tries.
Moorefield scored three times
in the second period After jim
my Paugh recovered Southern
tumble on the Southern 15-yard
stripe, Thorn went over from the
two. Midway in the period Marlin
Evans scooped up Southern
tumble and ran 80 yards to score.
Paugh set up another score when
he intercepted a pass on the 25
and ran to the Is. Calhoun tailed
several plays later.
In the last quarter Moorefield
marched go yards to the Oakland
20 from where Paugh passed to
Barr for the final six-pointer.
Playing for Oakland were 7.
ColaW, Kelley, r. Colaw Sanders,
Friend, White, Haines, Stuck,
Mason, Butler and Calls.
CAME STATJCTICC