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Diario las Américas., 1958-11-14
Bodos de Alsodon

Hoy celepran la grata OCCASION
de sus Bodas de Algodon, Sc
gunuo aniversario matrimonial,
ell senoA SegundO TOrrentes y
se6ora, Sa1ita Morales de To-
Trentes- mlembros estimados de
nuestra colonia guatemalteca en-
esta ciudao.
Vayan para ellos nuestras mas
caras felicitaciones y votos por-
uEe disfruten de muchos amos
mas de dicha y compression con-
yugal.
De Nocoeiones
! Despedimos cordialmente al
senior Felix COrredOr Silva y
sehora, Carmen Gil de CORRIDOR,
quienes salem hoy por la via ae'
rea hacia San Jose, Costs. RIGA
q d1sfrutar de unas semanas de
yataciones en- esa acogedora ciu
dad.
Enfermd.
Guarda cana en- SUI residen-
cia de Coral Gables desde hace
algunos dias por motive de que
brantos de salud la estimada
dana Guiana sonora Xiomara
Moreno de Perez.
LamentamoS la novedad que
lie aqueja y formulamos votos
por SUI pronto y complete resta-
blecimiento. #
Bodos de PopeI
Gelebran hoy sus Bodas de Pa
pei, primer aniversario de ma
trimonio, ell senior Pablo E. Fe-
rrer y sonora, Doris Albanian
da de Ferrer, miembroS pre-
ciados de nuestra colonia cuba
ma residente en- Miami.
Vayan para ellos~ nuestras mas
calidas felicitaciones y deseos
de que gocen de muchos amos
mas de dicha conyugal.
Almuerzo
La senorita Rosina Campos y
la senorita Berta Quevedo, ofre-
cieron I'm delicioso almuerzo en-
su Residential de Miami Springs
en- dias pasados para despedir
de SUI vida de solteros al senior
RamirO Montpelier y la seTori-
ia Camilla Jorge, quienes con-
traeran nupcias proximamente
en- esta ciudad.
Fueron invitados a tan cali
do festejo numerosas de sus
De Resrese
amistades.
Despues de haber disfrutado
de varias semanas de vacacio-
mes en- Lima, PERU, al lado de
'su familia, regreso a esta ciu-
dad en- dias pasados por la via
aerea Ia gentil dana sonora Es.
peranza Rios de Fuentes.
La saludamos cordialmente,
coanplacidos de tenerla nueva-
mente entire nosotros.
De Panom6I
Saludamos cordialmente a los
lestimados caballeros senior AL.
fonsO Bird y senior Vasco Arc.
semena, quienes llegaron de Pa
mama por la via aerea a pasar
unoS diaS en- Miami.
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-14

sentimental
PeE' Asmasamta

Dirjanse las consutas I. BUzoN SENTIMENTAL, r. o. Box sS,
International Airport, Miami Ae. Fla. ROgamos a los Iectores o
leCtoras qpe frmen sus cartas con an pseud6nimo o iniciaIes.
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-14

con resignation 10 que Dios
pos envia, esperanto tener
mejor suerte en- la otra vida.
81 es, listed buena cat6lica,
quiza este r~azonamiento pue-
da disminuir sus sufrimien-
tos. Considerable ell case, sin
tener en- cuenta la filosofia
eriStiana, es evidente que ese
hombre que Sc ha comporta.
do TODD 10 NAL que listed me
cuenta durante amos va a Sc
guir comportandose igual to-
da la vida. Muy duro es que.
darse sola muy duro es dejar
a sus hijos sin padre, pero
tampoco va a conseguir NADIA
continuando sufriendo tan ma
los tratos. En- una palabra,
SUI case es I'm case de con-
(Pasa a la Pag. 81
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-14
Ell Case DE
u

PREGUNTA: Fortunate lie
va casada bastantes amos con
I'm hombre que la ha tratado
siempre NAL. Actualmente SUI
FIRE ahn mas que antes por-
que sus hijos va mayorcitos,
Sc dan cuenta del maltrato de
que SUI madre es objeto. Por
81 este fuera POGO, Ell la exige
ahora que lie entregue 10 que
ella CANA con 10 cual apenas
puede mi comunicante Sos
tener los gastos de la casa.
Tan harta esta que ha pensa-
do dejar a este hombre que
jamas la hizc feliz. RESPUES
Ia: Sc muy bien que la mo-
raj cristiana aconseja aceptar
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-14
@l a
IA taxa de lascas finas de

IA taxa de lascaS finas de
rabanos,
2 cucharadas de perejil plea
ditto.
Combine la mayonesa, vina-
gre, sal pimienta y m~ostaza. Do
re ~ligeramente la carne en- el
gratinador. Cortela en- pedazos
de tamano regular y mezclels
con las papas picadas en- cuadri.
tos, mezclando TODD con la ma
yonesa.
Adornelo con huevos cocidos
cortados en- cuartos y con el
perejil picadito. Pongase en- e.
refrigerator hasta ell momentc
de servirla.
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-14
Cosas Que Debenos Saber

Las largas y robustas piernas
del avestruz dan a SUI carrera
celeridad igual a la del caballo
mas veloz lanzado a galope.
X y q
Ell capullo del guSano de soda
de donde sale la RIGA libra pa.
ra la soda natural contiene
en- Su interior una zebra entera
que mide mas de mil metros.
La mayoria de los ataques
cardlacos no son morales.
Cuando pasa la crisis Ell enfer.
me puede vivir muchos amos.
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-14
PoF ell MundO
del Ce|uIoide

BING CROSBY intervendra
en- televisi6n animando dos pro-
gramas anuales durante cinco
amos. Recibira $50 mil d6lares.
RITA HAYW0RTH Sc ha
reintegrado de manera definiti-
va al mecanismo de Hollywood,
Filmara junto a GARY COO
PER.
Seg1n las informaciones pre-.
Was y confidenciales, "El Viejo
y Ell Mar version de la novela
de Hemingway, sera un clasico,
* r \ .
VAN HELM rodara en- Ro-
ma "El Gran Pescador" una his
toria de San Pedro en- la aquel
personificara al apostol.
r
Paddy Chayefski, ell autor de
Marty" y "Despedida de Solte-
ro", 10 es tambien de un argu-
mento que vuelve a ser un sacu-
dion para Hollywood.
%%~
Cuando LIBERTAD LAMAR.
QUE iba a hacer la pelicula So
bre Maria Grever, dijo: LA
Grever era cursi, yo soy cursi,
Tito Dawson es cursl. Bien, ell
film hara dinero". Y en- verdad,
10 hizo.
JAYNE MANSFIELD ACADIA
de asegurarse en- I'm million de
dolares contra posibles acciden-
ties. La causa; garantizar un
numero de acrobacia que hace
en- Las Vegas con SUI marido,
Mike Hargitay, en- ell cual este
la revolea por ell aire con gran
peligro para su fisico.
PABLITO CALVO crece, pero
no deja de TRAFALGAR en- cine.
ACADIA de rodar "Toto y Marco
limo" y va comenzo a filmar pa
ra productores franceses "El Pc
queno ascensoriSta".
* Il *
.0RSON WELLES, impedido
de llevar al largo metraje su
tan anunciado don Quijote",
10 filma a ~fragmentos para tie.
levioisn con Akin Tamiroff en-
Sancho Panza y ell actor mexi-
cano Francisco Reiguera en- Gel
Caballero de la Triste Figu-
RAJ. Welles no desmaya.
&#%
EDNA FERBER, autora del
llbro de Gigantic, cobrara por
los derechos de este film la SUI
ma mas fabulosa per percibida
por I'm escritor en- la historic
del cine: I'm million quinientos
mil dolares.
X = n
GQuienes son los emigrantes
mas distinguidos que ha recibi-
do EE. W.? preguntaba una
encuesta realizada recientemen-
tie. He aqui la respuesta: 1. AL
berto Einstein; 2. Werner Won
Braun, 8. Thomas Mann, a. 81.
agarrense! MARLENE DIE
TRICH.
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-14
ENSALADA DE P
CON .CARNE

! taxa de mayonesa o alino
de, ensalada.
l., IL cucharsdita de sal
Pimienta al gusto
? cuchsraditas de mostaza
preparada
/ lata de II onzas de carne
en- cor erva
4 tazaS de papas cortadas en-
cuadritos
l, IL taxa de apio picadito
1'2 taxa de cebolla verde pi.
cadita.
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-14
CumpleGRos

-
Celebra hoy un nuevo aniver-
sario de SUI despreocupada exis-
teacia Ell -simpatico nino Eddy
Hernandez, hijo del senior Vic.
tor Hernandez y sonora, Elisa
de Hernandez, miembros esti-
mados. de nuestra colonia his
p-anoamericsna residente en-
Miami.
Lo felicitamos de manera muy
especial y lie deseamos muchos
amos mas de vida, plenos de
blenestares. y prosperidad.
:.. ** =
Vayan nuestras sinceras fell.
cltaciones para ell estimado ca
ballero senior Agustin Machado,
con motive de la grata celebra-
cion de I'm nuevo aniyersario
de su nacimiento en- ell dia de
hoy.
ii & i
Queremos ser los primeros en-
feJlcitar de manera muy cor.
dial a la gentil dana cubana
sonora Elda FrutOs, con motive
de IA grata celebration de cum
plsanos en- esta fecha y approve
chamos la OCCASION para desearle
muchos amos mas de existen-
cia.
X Il y
Extra hoy en- un nuevo ano
de vida la gentiI dana sonora
Norma de Garcia, esposa del
selor Raul Garcia, motive Dor
ell cual nos complace enviarle
nuestras sinceras felicitaciones
y Votos por su ventura personal.
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-14
DEL LOCALIZED Nictona Akeiondra
Fl poema De hoy
Riin1ds

i'm vano te alejas! Doquiera tie sligo;
Yo soy una sombra
flotante y fugaz;
Soy luz en- la ~estrella, f~ragancia en- las flores,
rumor en- las ondas azules del mar;
20 soy un espiritu
que vuela immortal.
81 duermes, 20 velo; despiertas, y canto;
mo sientes en- torno
constante rumor?
Son esas mis- alas; yo estoy a tn lado.
Antorcha en- Ell ara, reflejo en- Ell sol,
Suspiro en- ell aire..
iyo soy ell amor!
--.
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-14
JOSE PARRA PINEDA

I'm %agricultor del Jap6n, des.
pues de Is amos de experimental
clones, ha logrado producer una
nueva fruta, mitad pera y mitad
manzana. Tlene Ell color y gusto
DE la pera y la consistencia y
ell tactic de la manzana. Sc la
llama tamura.
4 = X
Ell turista norteamericano gas
ia EN- Mexico, como promedio
$265 en- UNI termino de 20 dias,
de acuerdo con la Association de
Automovilistas del Estado de
California.
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-14
De Nocociones

Despedimos cordialmente al
senior Felix COrredor Silva y
Sonora, Carmen Gil de CorredOr,
quienes salem hoy por la via ae'
rea hacia San Jose, Costs. RIGA
a dlsfrutar de unas semanas de
vataciones en- esa acogedora ciu
dad.
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-14
Pare Puerto Rice

Despedimos cordialmente al
senior Carlos J, Moreno y seno-
ra, PrOvidencia Ramos de More
no, quienes salem hoy por la
via aerea hacia Ponce, Puerto
Rico a pasar unas semanas de
yacacioneS.
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-14

We entretenimiento lie ,ras IN mensa,e d.,
sras que deletrearin su fortuna. Diehos sisn
~ Acuanio, de Enero 20 a Feb. 90;
~ Aries, de Mario FL ABR. 20;
q Csmins, de Mayo Ell q Jun. FL;
y Leo, de Julio I'd a Ago. 22; {
~ Libra, de Sepbre. % 9 Oct. %; {
~ Sasitaro, de- Nov. 10 pbre %; I
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-14
CumpIeahos


Aunque tardias, vayan nues-
tras mas calidas felicitaciones
para la graciosa nina Idania Zal-
divar, quien celebro en- dias pa
sadoS Ia grata OCCASION de su
cumpleanos, rodeada del afecto
de todos los Suyos.
+ n
Celebra hoy la grata OCCASION
de SUI cumpleaiios Ell estimado
caballero senior Max Aribar,
quien reside aqui durante va
rios amos con su familia, for
mando parte de nuestra apre.
ciada cetonia puertorriquena.
Hasta San Juan, en- donde fl
ia ahora SUI Residential, lie envia-
mos nuestas mas caras felicita-
clones y deseos de que disfrute
de muchos amos mas de vida.
Extra hoy en- un nuevo ano
de vida la gentil dana colom-
biana senorita Virginia Simons
de Sena, esposa del senior Law
renee Sena, y con tai motive
nos complace felicitarla caluro.
samente y deSearle una larga
existencia, plena de alegrias y
bienestares.
Llega hoy a un nuevo ano de
e~xistencia la preciosa nina Ro.
semarie Caicedo, hija del senior
Oscar Caicedo Amador y seno.
ra, Maria Rosa Caste1ls de Cal.
cedO, miembros estimados de
nueStra colonis ecuatorianar re.
sidente en- Miami.
Nos complsce enviarle nues-
tras mas caras felicitaciones,
que tambien hacemos extensi-
vas a sus amantisimos padres, y
desearle muchos amos mas de
vida.
$50
Nuestros parabienes en- Ell dia
de hoy, con motive de Ia grata
celebration de su cumpleahos,
para Ell estimado caballero Sc.
nor Jorge Mori y ~nuestros vo.
tos porque cumpla muchos, y
muy diehosos, amos mas de vi.
da.
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-14
Despedida

Por la via aerea salem hoy ha-
cha Ciudad Truiillo, Republica
Dominicana a disfrutar de va
rias semanas de recreo al lado
de su familia. en- esa ciudad, Ell
senior Robert Perez Gorilla y .su
hermana la senorita Dolores
Perez Gorilla, a quienes despe-
dismo cordialmente, deseando-
les una feliz -travesia y unaS va
caciones muy placenteras al la
do de los suyos.
The Adak sun., 1958-03-24
Page '

State that was supposed to succeed North Carolina as the New National Champion. Kansas State, with three players mea- suring six-eight or better, was nearly helpless under the back-boards against : the six-plus baylor ,vho scored g points and gathered in 22 rebounds. Seattle held a 37-32 lead at hal ftime and, as the second half opened, Baylor personally turned what had been a con- test into a e7lhi bi tion by scoring four baskets in little more than two minut- eS.
 With a 51-AO lead, Seattle turned to "a dazzling ball-possession game that not only kept Kansas State from scoring for nine straight minutes but had the Wi1d- cats looking ridiculous in their futile efforts to breaH it up. When Baylor fin ally drove in to dunk the ball for the basket that gave Seattle a 59-A2 lead wi seven minutes to play, the contest was over.
 Seattle Coach John Castel1ani remark ed earlier this week, "Kansas State may be taller than we are, but their hearts are no bigger," and hsi underrated ball Club proved it.
 Kansas State and Temple meet in CO., nso1ation game at 7 P.M. (CsT) with the Champi onship Game between Kentucky and Seattle set for 9 M.
 This Sports Editor is sorry but at the time that this column was finished no word had been received for publ tcation on the outcome.
 NCAA Tournament at Louisville, Ky.
 (Semi -Finals)
 Kentucky 6l Temple 60
 Seattle 73 Kansas State 5l
 Baseball the favorite American pas- time is here again with a bigger and better season in view, with Los Angeles, and San Francisco each sporting a team, bringing Major League Ball to the West
The Adak sun., 1958-03-24
s o R T s E D TT ION *** *** *&s ##* *%% *xM WORLD on
 SPORTS.


 Los Angeles, Cal. (uP)-- In the books on football at U.C.L.A., Kenny Washing ton is hailed as "The greatest Bruin of them a1lo" A regular from 1937 through 1859, Washington one of the most ~feared backs in the Pacific Coast Confe- tence, true trip1e-theater. He set U.C.L.A., ground gaining record and has been named to the All-time Pacific Coast Conference Honnor Team. Whatever happened to Kenny Washington? Now 39, he is a sales repre- sentative for the Youngs market company and still lives in Los Angeles.
 Quote of the Week Pass the duty crying towel to "Bul1" Trometter, dia- mond coach at San Diego NCRD, defending All Marine Baseball Champions, who en- parked upon the 1858 season with vet- eran player at all positions and these grief-stri cken words: T!e Ire not even : thinking of another All Marine Champi on- Ahip.n - Louisville, Ky., (UP)-- Kentucky and Seattle, two teams that weren't suppose to make it, battled it out Sa turday mite for the Basketball Championship because of the hardriving guard named Vern Hat ton and fabulous character named Elgin Baylor.
 Hatton, a six-three blond burrhead who stayed in his home town of Lexington Ky., to play basketball for Adolph Rupp, :: broke Temples hearts for the second time this season when he b1azed along the baseline to sink a twisting reverse layup shot with l2 seconds on the clock and beat the Owls, 6l-oO, in Fridays semi-finals. : Hatton left the NCAA record crowd of IS, 58o limp but Baylor left em laughing es he led Seattles s Chieftains to sta- rtling 73-5l victory over tall Kansas (con't)
The Adak sun., 1958-03-24

Baseball the favorite American pa time is here again with a bigger 2 better season in view, with Los Angelo and San Francisco each sporting a tes bringing Major League Ball to the We Coast, the ADAK SUN will follow as cle as possible through the Grapfruit Teae to the World Series.
 (contt on Pace S)
The coastland times., 1958-08-22
BUXTON PERSONALS

Mrs. Dallas Devinny and sons,
John and Billy, spent 8 weeks va
cation with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. D. J. Parr.
Mrs. Leonard Linsey and chill
dren, Brenda, Cynthia and Jerry,
spent few days in Portsmouth,
Va, with Mrs. Isaac Williams.
Mrs. Harold 7. Scott and daugh-
ter, Barbara Anne, and Mrs. Will
liam D. Wolfe and sons, Buddy
and Glen, motored to Mt. Pleasant,
S. C. to visit Mrs. Wolfe's moth
er, Mrs. Marie Basha.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Clippard
U.S.C.G., Cape Hatteras Station
are moving to Manteo.
DR.. and Mrs. Thomas Suther, OF
Belhaven were guests of DIR. and
Mrs. Garland Wampler.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Burrus, OF
Mt. Airy, daughter Sarah and son
Layne are visiting DR.. and Mrs.
Garland Wampler.
Rev. and Mrs. L. H. Lawing.
student minister of the Buxton
Methodist church, has returned to
Duke University to resume his
studies.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Barnette have
moved home from Norfolk, Va.
Mrs. Carrie Midget who fell
and injured herself is in the Ma
rine Hospital, Norfolk.
E. P. White has returned home
after being a patient in the Albe-
marie Hospital, Elizabeth City.
Mrs. Victor Williams and chill
dren of Washington, N. c., spent
a few days with her brother-in-
law, Willie Williams.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald Tullious
and children of Los Angeles,
Calf, visited Mr.. and Mrs. Hayes
Fulcher. Mrs. Tullious is the for
mer Agnes johnson of Cape Henry.
Va. Her mother, Mrs. Paula A.
Johnson, who has been running
Bill Cochran's Shell Shop in Ocra-
coke, came over to be with her
family. Mrs. Juanita Peele of Hat
teras, and Mrs. Agnes Williams of
Portsmouth, Va, came to visit
their aunt while she was in Bux-
ton.
Mrs. Susan Ballowe, of Manteo,
visited her brother and sister-in-
law, Mr.. and Mrs. L. D. Midget.
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Midgette
and children have moved home
from Norfolk, Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nacie Midget
went to Manteo on a business trip.
Mrs. Alice Austin has been in
Davisville, Rhode Island, all sum-
mer with her daughter, Mrs. Nor
man johnson. Mrs. johnson (Meri-
ta) gave birth to her second child,
a daughter in July. Mr.. johnson
flew in from Spain to be with
them for 2 weeks.
The coastland times., 1958-08-22
JOHN GARRISON CLERK IN
POSTOFFICE AT MANTEO

John T. Garrison, AZ, who lives
on First Avenue, Manteo, has re-
Gently taken up his duties as tenn
porary substitute clerk in the
Manteo postoffice. Mr.. Garrison,
who married the former Dorothy
Stetson of Manteo, is the son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Bart Garrison of
Wanchese. Prior to entry on the
postoffice job, he worked as a
salesman and had served % years
in the Navy, from which he re-
tired. He attended Manteo High
School where he graduated.
The coastland times., 1958-08-22
sTUMPY POINT PERSONALS

Mr.. and Mrs. Gaskill Payne and
son Paul visited in Norfolk Sun
day.
Mrs. Geo. Wise, ST., is convalesc-
ing from a recent operation. She
is with her son, Geo. Jr., in Nor
folk.
Mrs. Mack .Brinn and Mrs. Larry
Brinn and son, Larry, Jr., of Ports
mouth, Va, visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Neil Payne Thursday.
Mrs. Estelle Wood of Norfolk
visited her daughter Mrs. Beaman
Hooper. Other guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Hooper were Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Nidgette and son Don, of
Washington, D. c., and Mr.. and
Mrs. Tracy Hooper, Bobbie and
Bette of Miami, Fla.
Mrs. Wilma Midgette is visiting
her brother, Mccoy Hooper, in
Norfolk.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Splitter,
Steve and Carol of Camden visited
Mrs. Carson Meekins and Mrs.
Tom Wise Sunday. The Spitzers
are leaving Tuesday for Panama,
where Mr.. Splitter will teach.
Mrs. Sherill Hooper of Norfolk,
Mrs. Claude Wise of Manteo, visit
ed their brother, Garland Meekins,
and Mrs. Meekins several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph O'Neal and
Peggy were in Washington, N. c.,
Friday.
Mrs. D. M. Gray is home from
EGG, where she attended II
weeks of summer school.
Billy Hooper of South Mills
visited his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. C. Hooper, Friday night. He
was accompanied home by his chill
dren, Mike and Debbie, who have
been visiting here.
l.. W. Hooper, Jr., is home from
E. C. C. l.. w. will teach in the
Princess Anne School this year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bobby Wise visit
ed Mr.. and Mrs. Leland Wise last
week end.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Payne, Mr..
and Mrs. Harold Wise left Sunday
for Brunswick, Ga.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willie Etheridge
of Wanchese visited Mr. and Mrs.
Geo. Payne Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carol Payne and
son Bruce and niece, Lois Payne
of Norfolk, visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Calvin Payne last week end.
Mr. and Mrs. Thurston Midgette
were in Norfolk Thursday.
Mrs. Ruby Best was in Belhaven
Monday.
Kay Bratten of Manns Harbor
was the guest of Oracle Best Fri
day night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Webb
were in Elizabeth City Saturday.
Mrs. Talmadge Best was hostess
to the Stumpy Point Woman's So
ciety of Christian Service Monday
evening. Mrs. Dan Burgess led the
program using as her theme the
Local Church and its Members"
Prayers were offered by Mrs.
Ruth Hooper and Mrs. Willie
Hooper. "Are Ye Able" "Have
Thine Own Way" and "Blest Be
the Tie" were sung. The hostess
served soft drinks, nuts and cook
les. The next meeting will be Mon
day, Sept. l, with Mrs. Lou
Hooper.
The coastland times., 1958-08-22
YOUNG HATTERAS MAN is
IN LEBANON NAVY FORCE

Lebanon (FHTNC). Loranzy
w. Gaskins, chief boatswain's
mate, USN, of Hatteras, is serving
aboard the tank landing ship USS
Traverse County which re-embark-
ed the End Battalion of the End
Marine Regiment from Beirut,
Lebanon, Aug. 13.
The Marines, who landed July
Is, will be re-embarked aboard
ships of Transport Amphibious
Squadron 6, commanded by Capt,
Victor B. McCrea, USN, of Uni
versity, Park, Pa.
The Republican., 1958-10-09
Democratic Women
Are Planning Rally

The Democratic women of the
county, meeting Monday evening,
made plans for a Democratic rally
TO be held Friday evening, October
"a, at the William-James hotel.
Personal invitations to all candi-
dates in the county are to be sent.
Mrs. Karol Rush was named
chairman of the committee with
Mrs Eugene Taylor Mrs. Lois
Dettmer, Mrs. Joseph Browning,
Mrs. Florence Hesen, and Mrs. r.
w. Guard as members.
Thirty-five attended. The Friends
vile and Accident group met Oc-
tober l with 80 present. 1t was de-
cided that Kitzmiller, Deer Park
and Mt. Lake Park function with
the Oakland club as one unit. An
other meeting is set for October
a. at 8 o'clock, at the hotel.
Reporting on community prof.
ects were Mrs. Lewis Hutson, Kitz-
miller; Mrs willard Hayden, Mt.
Lake Park; Mrs. A. T. Matthews,
Oakland: Mrs. Raymond SchlOs-
nagle. Friendsville. The club plans
monthly meetings after election.
Mrs. Raymond Schlosnaglc, treas
urer, reported 80 members had
paid dues. Announcement was
made of a Democratic Womens
day tea October IS, in Washing
ton at which Mrs. Harry S. Tru-
man would speak. A Maryland
luncheon is also scheduled Thurs
day, October 30, in Washington
/ with Richard f. Landlord and
John r. Foley as speakers.
Mrs. James Nally, Oakland
headed a telephone committee to
contact members about meetings
The Republican., 1958-10-09
Four-H Recreational
Roundup Scheduled

The Garrett County An Fall Rec
reational Roundup will be held
Friday evening, October 10, from 8
to II o'clock at the new pavilion
building, Western Maryland All
Camp, Bittinger
To provide an opportunity to
learn about recreation, for use
back in the various All clubs, and
get Alters together in a county
activity is the purpose of this
roundup.
The program has been divided
into two parts: Party games will
highlight the first part from 8 to
$50 Four-H'ers will take charge of
the various games. These include
Florence Emory. Ralph Bucket, Jr.,
Bittinger: Ruth Ann Harvey.
Karen Margroff, Susan Bowman,
North Star; George Kahl, Accident;
Charlotte. Dolores. and Carolyn
Harvey, Ryans Glade.
Square dancing will take place
from $50 to II p. n, at which time
the basic steps will be given so
everybody can join in the fun and
activities. Plans are being made
to have Stanley Sutton, Kent Coun-
ty Assistant Agent, to De with the
group for the second part of the
program Mr.. Sutton is well-known
for his recreational work through
out the state.
The Republican., 1958-10-09
MISS RUTH MOON

Miss Ruth Moon, aged 81, of
Hutton, died last Thursday. Octo-
Der 2, in Garrett County Memorial
hospital in Oakland where she
had been patient for three weeks
A native of this county she was
a daughter Of the late Garrett v
and Jane Wilson Noon. She was
born Feb. 21, 1871. Sac was the
last surviving member of a family
of eleven children.
Funeral services were conducted
Sunday afternoon at ? O'Clock
from the Leighton Funeral home
in Oakland. Rev Paul Poland Of
ficiated and interment was in the
Moon family cemetery.