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left him in o three-way tie fol
third with Henry Ransom and
Don Whit.
Ransom. 4e-year-old Texas
cattle rancher, came back In
80 for o 70 and 206. Whit. who
has won the last two PGA.
sponsored events. had q 80 fol
his 206. Whit still Is In con.
tention for three straight
tournament victories. some.
thing that Q touring pro hasn't
done since 1852.
Billy Maxwell rolled In o 10.
foot eagle putt on the par i've
18th for q 70 and 207. There's
q four-way tie at 20e between
Bill Collins. representing thu
host club, with so today, Tom
my Jacobs, 70. Bo Wininger
II. and Fred Hawkins. who
slipped to 73.
Third Year on Circuit
Ragan is spending his third
year on the pro circuit. His
best finish was second at San
Diego, but last week at Louis
vile he passed q lot Of people
with 64-67 on the last two
rounds and finished third. He'I
won about $1,000 this year.
Ragan's wife and their 10
month-old twin sons are with
him. She is q former Florida
Girls intercollegiate champion
and her father, Carl Damn
owns the Dudsdread Club ir
Orlando.
Ragan three-putted the third
green today to 60 one over pai
but he quickly made up fol
that by holing q 40-footer fol
q birdie on the fourth. He
played regulation golf until
the par-five ninth where he
was on the green In two and
two-putted for o birdie.
After q routine par on 10
Ragan took up the chase. Three
Of his five straight brides were
the result Of second shots with
in q foot and a half Of the pin
Sinks 1o-Foot Putt
One was q 10-iooter, and an
other was on q par-i1ve that he
reached In two. On the 10th and
18th holes his birdie puts
caught part Of the cup, but
wouldn't drop. He was exceed
ingly disappointed that he fail
ed to birdie the home hole. but
there his second shot caught
the trap.
Littler, playing right back Of
him. and hearing the constant
applause from Ragan's gallery
then finished with his birdie
for the tie.
Littler was IS under par fol
43 holes. For two rounds and
part Of another he had only
one bogey. His second over.
par effort came after he hit the
green on the 190-yard eighth
q scenic hole over Loeb Ra-
ven's quiet water, but three
putted.
Gene reached the green In
two on the par-five ninth but
was so feet from the cup
three-putting for q par. n
Littler birdied the easy l2tt
before he hit his three straight
bogels on is through II. Ht
three-putted the 18th. wa!
over the 18th in two and ap.
preached too strong, and wal
trapped on II.
Eisinger Leads Amateurs
Littler has been finishing
and running after q fast run
down Of his round. but today
he sat in a chair on the club.
house porch as though he wa
in q daze.
John Eisinger, the Congress.
sional Club champion, had his
troubles, including visiting tht
lake on the eighth. He STUN.
bled to a 78 as his amateur
lead was reduced to foul
strokes by Carl Lohren oi
Brooke Manor. Lohren came
back in 35 for 73 and 222 Il
Eisinger's 210.
Low Middle Atlantic Pro Il
Chandler Harper Of Portsmouth
with so for 2l2. Walter Romans
- norkfv,,rro fNossvakx.xr fyia,h hof
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-04

/ made for tea this afternoon"
The Walnut Chews are son Wal
ter's favorite. Walnut Waters are
Wanda's love, this recipe from her
mother. These bake with a deep
brown edge and pale center. So one
good recipe leads to another, to
Spiced Walnuts, unique, with a
real walnut flavor. It's a taste you
never get with walnuts frosted or
heavily sugared. The Walnut Cake
Mrs. Dearborn had originally from
an old cookbook, but has modern
lied the measurements and oven
temperature. A really rich cake, it
needs no frosting. Just finish it off
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-04

to the local walnut association
where they are sample-tested, later
crack-tested. The best Of the lot
are shipped to the newly-opened
Diamond Walnut Plant in Stock
ton, Calf, to be graded, packaged
and off to the stores.
''How can you ever use $50
pounds of walnuts just in cook.
ing?" l asked. Every way" my
hostess said. ri grind walnuts for
sundaes and to use with various
sauces. l use walnut meats in fresh
fruit salads, and sometimes in a
bowl of tossed green's. I use them
butter-browned with green beans.
Whenever a recipe calls for nuts,
that means walnuts for me, but
the sweets my family like best,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-04

Tom p... 70, recipe. $780,
Evening star., 1959-11-15
CLERK-TYPIST
CLERK-TYPIST

Under 80: general office work in
new downtown building: employe
benefits. paid vacation. Call for
appointment, DI. 7-2700. MRS.
DETWILER.
Evening star., 1959-11-15
HELP WOMEN

ACCTS. REC. BKKPR., - $50 up
Mortgage loan elk TO $50
Recept-typist to S325
Secretary, radio and TV to $50
Secy. l1-5 pm. .- $500 mo.
Legal secys. to 500 wk. up
secretary. Jewish to $3.50
Librarian. exper., deg. tech. classi-
ned material. for Leesburg Va.
TO $4,000 up
Mailroom clerk $500 up
Library elk. -typist. yng. to $3.50
ALLEN-O'BRIEN Personnel Service
l40l N Y. Ave. RE. 1880
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SALESMEN

Prefer some experience; S5,400 plus
conditioned car. expense. bo-
nus. GREEN'S EMPL. SERVICE,
73S 18th st. NV. DI. 7-5S1S,
Evening star., 1959-11-15
YOITNG MAN

For printing shop: exper. not re.
auired; 5-day wk. Apply between
9 and 1920, in MORN at 1917
Evening star., 1959-11-15

UPHOLSTERER OR APPRENTICE
-Piecework. Phone Ii. 3-0066 OF
call in person. 20 Canal st. s.w.
UPH0LSTERER, experienced. white:
good wages, steady employment to
right 1arty 613 8. Wash. st..
Falls Church, Va.
UPHOLSTERER: experienced: may
be handicapped; for custom work
on piece rate basis. Plenty of work.
Apply Personnel, 1918 New Hamp.
ave. NV. lentrance on Ward pD ;
apply Mon. Fri, 9-12 noon ONLY.
Evening star., 1959-11-15
HELP WOMEN

CLERK-sTENo., white. II to IS;
position available immediately 8.
d; day Eesk; ssmaploys benefits, Cal
ST, D-3535.
Evening star., 1959-11-15

Some college, experienced in
meeting and interviewing the
public; pleasant personality
and ability to learn and
think for self. Personable.
Evening star., 1959-11-15
statesmen

Fell BY appointment only. Market
unlimited with prospect wanting
same-day cinch for closes on to-
day basis. Some Of our men earn
up to $4,000 q month commits
sion. We will add several men to
our highly trained sales organiza-
oush training will be given to
beginners and contract given in
writing guaranteeing a minimum
income of S400 a month while
learning. Phone for interview,
m E-1QOR
Evening star., 1959-11-15
BEAUTICIAN

oGAO 44N4AN
Male or female, top-fiight stylist,
for our exclusive Silver Spring
salon. Call JU. 9-61O2 or call in
person at 946 Wayne ave, Silver
Spring, Md. for interview. VIM
SENT SENI Trsrss VINCENT HAIR
BEAUTY OPERATOR-5-day week.
Y 70 o: excellent opportunity for
rlgnL person. man or woman.
ANTON HAIRsTYLISTs. 1851
Eastern ave. Silver Spring, across
ma; Sun. Mon. call JU' 7-9427.
Tues. through Sat. JU. 1920.
BEAUTY OPERATOR = Shampoo
girls wanted. No license required.
For our Pen-Mar and s. E. areas.
yINGEET sTXT TST EFT VINCENT HAIR
BEAUTY OPERATOR, 5 days or
full week. Can make 500 q week
or more: Apply PAT YOUR HAIR
DRESSER, 937 F st. NV, ME.
BEAUTY OPERATOR, SS5-Si00 per
week, guarantee, plus commission;
5-day wk.: no manicuring; steady
work. LOUIS CREATIVE HAIR
DRESSERS. 171O Eye st. NV.
BEAUTY OPERATOR = Pleasant
shop, AIBERT's SALON, 8. Da,
kota and Riggs rd. ne, LA.
9-I3S4; ewes, HA. 2-i632.
BEAUTY OPERATOR for lst-ciass
beauty salon; 5-day wk.: can make
$l0n wk or more. Apply PAT
NV, ME. S-4S37.
Evening star., 1959-11-15
statesmen

We have several openings for men
mss and positions. The world s
largest and most successful CO.
in Its field. All executive positions
are promoted from the ranks, Over
100 years Of progressive expert
ence. Good starting salary, com-
missions, honus aud ca allow
ance. Paid vacation, employees
benefit plan and other benefits.
Apply
Singer Sewing Centers
SlO7 Wilson Blvd. Arl., ia. 7-36OO
: Corners Shop. Center, JE. 5-3226
snirlington Shop. Ctr. QV. 3-2S97
CAII. For EVFNING APPT.
Evening star., 1959-11-15
HELP WOMEN

coMPToMETER OPERATOR
white, 2O-30, 6-hr day. 40-hr, wk.,
salary, S426 per mo-: must be
fast and efiicient, ne. section. Call
AID. a-O2Oa.
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Other Office Positions

OPEN TO PM. THURSDAYS
ATLAS AGENCY
1920 N. Y. Ave. NV. RE. 7-5767
Acct, Semi-sr., No Fee
To S5'400; deg, 2 yrs. acctg. req
Secy., No Fee $42O
To exec, NV; 5-day wk.
Exec. Secy., No Fee
Start S4O0: law ofc., downtown.
Jr. Secy., No Fee
Start 1925; attr. appearance:
IO6Cy. S0SU
Company will reimburse fee.
Secy. $375
Natl mag: compose own corresp.
shhd. rea.; will read manuscripts
Recep.- .-Typist, Dntn. 1925
Traffic elk, No Typ. $3.50
Dictaph. Typist, Dntn. $3.50
elk, Under 40 TO $3.50
Stat. elk. -------$ $27O
Jr. Clk.- .-Typist -- $3.50
Fields Agcy., EX. 3-25O8
504 Sheraton Bldg. I'll l4th NV
AccTs, REC, MGR exp. $3.50
Recent -TVniSt IN %275
Rockville, Beth, Sill. spg.. NV
elk. .-Typists to $4OO
Silver Spring. Wheaton, Rockville,
Bethesda, Coll. PIX, Natl. Airport,
Hyattsville. Beltsville.
SecyS. to $375
No shorthand. some college.
Secys.- to $500
Bethesda. Rockville, College Park,
Silver Spring, Natl. Airport, NV
PIX Operator $3.50 ur
Exper. Sill Spg., College Park
Secy. ----- ..- $685.
Some bookkeeping. College Park.
HAGGERTY EMPL.
91S Ellsworth DR.. JU. S-6464
Opposite Hechts, Silver Spring
Evening star., 1959-11-15

cLEkK.TYPIsT, hish school grad.
10 n.ei 5sk-hr, Tt.; pleasant i
working conds. in air-eond. once.
Apply In person, $40 Rhode Is
Evening star., 1959-11-15
statesmen
statesmen

Major rubber company has openings
for salesmen to cover local area
Tire experience not necessary, but
sales background essential Sue
cessful applicants will receive fac
tory training and supervision
Outstanding earning opportunities
with salary, commission and
bonus oiiered; CAL Mr.; ROGERS
and 2 nm. at RE R-AO7O.
The Nome nugget., 1959-09-04
WORLD SERIES TO START SEPTEMBER 30

CHICAGO, R-The 1859 World Series will start Wednesday, Sept. 30 in the park of the Am erican League champion, barring league playoff.
 Representatives of two Ameri- can League teams, the first place Chicago White Sox and the sec ond place Cleveland Indians, and four National League teams, the San Francisco Giants, Los An geles Dodgers and the Milwaukee Braves and Pittsburgh Pirates, made plans at meeting on series plans called by Commissioner Ford Prick.
 If Chicago or Cleveland and Los Angeles or San Francisco are involved, the first two games will be played in the Midwest with Oct. 2 a travel date.
 The next three games would be  held Oct. 3, 1 and 5 in the Ma tional League park on the West Coast.
 Another travel day, Oct. 6, would be invoked if the best-of- seven series had to continue, with the sixth and seventh games in the American League city Oct. 2 and 8.
 If neither San Francisco nor Los Angeles win the National League flag, there will be no tra- yelling days and the first game at the National League park will be played Oct. 2.
The Nome nugget., 1959-09-04
Radio and TV Relieved of Equal Time Provision For Political Candidates

WASHINGTON, R- Congress sent to the White House Thursday a bill relieving radio and tele- vision stations from any necessity to give political candidates equal time on news programs.
 Legislative action was com pleted when a compromise work ed out by Senate and House conference committee passed the Senate by voice vote The House passed it Wednesday 142-70.
 The exempted broadcasts in clude bona fide newscasts, news interviews such as panel shows, news documeentaries and on-the- spot coverage. of actual news events.
The Nome nugget., 1959-09-04
Busted Ripper
 Figures in Firing Of Cunard Skipper

LONDON, RAThe British high court will be asked to rule soon whether Capt James Armstrong of the Cunard liner Britannica was wrongfully dismissed
 Armstrong, 55, filed suit claim ing damages from Cunard for wrongfully firing him after 30 years with the steamship line
 He was fired after a voyage from New York to Liverpool last June. His friends call it "The Jealousy Case" They say two women passengers complained that other women aboard got more than fair share of the cap- tain's hospitality.
 These friends are trying 10 trace Susan Silverstone, 30, beau tiful brunette wife of a New York architect, to testify on the cap tain's behalf.
 Mrs. Silverstone, now thought to be vacationing in Spain, sat at the captains table throughout the voyage.
 Armstrong's friends believe the complaints started because one evening in the dining room Mrs. Silverstone's zipper burst and her dress slipped. She spent the rest of the meal swathed in fur coat.
 The zipper burst, Armstrong's friends say, only because the dress was extremely tight fitting. Armstrong had nothing to do with it, they say, and in fact was not in the dining room when it hap pened.
 Armstrong was one of Cunard's senior captains and was regarded i by colleagues as booked to take command eventually of the Queen Elizabeth, the lines flagship.
The Nome nugget., 1959-09-04
WEDNESDAY BALL SCORES
 American I,eaUue

1AAAS4ASdAA AGoS AC New York 4, Washington 3 Cleveland 6, Kansas City 3 Baltimore 4, Boston 0 Chicago 7-11,I Detroit 2-4
 National League San Francisco 4, Chicago 3 Philadelphia II, Milwaukee 5 Los Angeles g, St. Louis 6 Cincinnati 6-2, Pittsburgh 3-1
 Pacific Coast League Salt Lake City IA, Phoenix 1 Vancouver g, Portland 5 Seattle 6, Spokane 3 Sacramento 12, San Diego 6
The Nome nugget., 1959-09-04

Control of KJNO Is Transferred
 WASHINGTON, R- The Fed eral Communications Commission has authorized the transfer of control of radio station KJNO at Juneau, to Dorothy D. Wheeler for S2,5OO.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1959-06-11

Mr. and Mrs. Edgar T. Hardesty
and daughter Carolyn returned to
Oakland last Sunday from st.
Petersburg, Fla, to spend the
summer months at their cottage at
Deep Greek Lake.
Mrs. Earl S. Lee and Miss Ruth
Fox will leave Saturday for CoWen,
w. Va, where they will be on the
Camp Luther staff, project of the
Synod of West Virginia of the
United Lutheran church.
Additional students who have
returned to their homes are Gail
Naylor, Patricia Leighton, ST
Mary's Seminary; Beverly Winters,
Douglas Smith, Western Maryland
college; Geraldine Davis, Jeri Nor
deck, West Virginia Wesleyan col
lege.
Mrs. Harry Stcmple and Mr. and
Mrs. George Altstotter and daugh-
ter were in Falls Church this week
to attend the graduation from
high school of Eddie Glade, son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. E. II. Glade. Mrs
Stemple returned to her home
here yesterday.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1959-06-11
Oakland Personals

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert L. Lantz
Hutton. visited relatives in Dear.
born. Mich, over the weekend.
Elmer Crone, instructor in South.
ern High School, has purchased
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis
r. Jones, Second street.
Dr. Herbert II. Leighton has re-
turned to his home after being q
patient in Garrett County Memorial
hospital for several days on ac-
count Of illness.
Jay Bell remains a patient in
Garrett County Memorial hospital
where he was admitted last week
for observation and treatment OF
a back ailment.
Mr.. and Mrs. Noel w. Robin
SON Westover, spent a few days
with latter's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Earl Lee, Loeb Lynn, returning
home Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Shank and
daughters, Beverly and Sara, and
Barbara ROdeheaver, spent Sun
day afternoon at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Paugh, Deer
Park.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1959-06-11
Rules Of Procedure At
Meetings To Be Taught

Mrs. Henry M. Robert, Jr.,
trustee of Roberts Rules of Order,
revised, will teach a class at Rural
Women's Short course at College
Park June Is to 20. Her subjects
will be principles Determine
Your Rights" The Motions Most
Needed" why Reports and
Keeping Out of Trouble.
Approximately 1000 women are
expected for the course. Twenty
classes in homemaking and related
subjects will be taught. There will
be five general assemblies, pag-
eants, films and other features.
Tours to historic shrines are being
arranged.
Registrations are being received
locally by Miss Ethel Grove, home
demonstration agent Some twenty
or more plan to attend from Gar
rett county.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1959-06-11

A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Herbert Ritchie in Garrett Coun-
ty Memorial hospital on Monday,
June 8.
The Sines homecoming will be
held Sunday, June q. in the Edith
Friend grove, near Pine Grove
church.
MIR. and Mrs. Robert Dearborn,
Cumberland, spent the weekend
with the latter's parents, MI. and
Mrs. William d. Rees
George yelling, South Third
street, remains patient in the
hospital at Philippi, w. Va. He
has shown some Improvement.
Mrs. Paul Naylor and Miss Icie
Friend attended the executive
meeting of the Moorefield district,
WSCS, held in Keyser last evening.
Jack Roth, student at the Mary
land Dental school, is at the home
Of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Earl
Roth, for the summer months.
Mrs Ernest ToWshend of Wash
ington. ID. c.. is visiting her sisters.
Misses Elizabeth and Marion Leary
and Mrs. Ann Meisenbach, on Cen
ter street.
Mr.. and Mrs George H. Hanst
and daughter Jane were in Balti-
more from Sunday to Tuesday
visiting their sons, George and
John Hanst.
Mrs. Paul Fisher, who had been
a hospital patient for about two
weeks suffering from a dislocated
disc. was returned to her home in
Friendsville yesterday.
Mrs. VIM. Ernest Fox left Oak
land this morning for Baltimore
to attend the wedding of niece,
Miss Mary Schaake, which will
take place in that city on Satur-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. T. Oursler and
daughter have returned from a
vacation trip to Pittsburgh and
Akron. They were accompanied
here by Miss ZELDA Evans, of
GreenVille. Pa.
Circle of the WSCS of Bethel
Methodist church, Mt Lake Park,
will meet at the home of Mrs.
Gene Liller, Center street, Oak
land, on Thursday evening, June
II, at o'clock.
Willard L. Hawkins, county su-
perintendent of schools, is in Har-
ford county today where he VIII
give the commencement address
at the new Edgewood High school,
located at the army chemical cen
ter there.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1959-06-11
Yacht Club Dance
Set For June u

Invitations have been issued for
the Deep Creek Yacht Clubs an
nual dance, which will be held
June q, at the Mt Lake Park
hotel Music will be furnished by
Richard Lewis and his eight piece
orchestra from Morgantown.
The hotel is to be decorated with
flags and banners of a nautical
motif. A number OF cocktail parties
and a smorgasbord supper will
precede the dance.
Members will entertain their
guests at the Yacht Club on
Deep Creek Lake on Saturday and
Sunday afternoon, when a series
of sail boat races are to be held.
The Deep Creek Lake Yacht
Club is composed mostly of mem
bers from Cumberland, Frostburg
Baltimore, Washington, KeysCr
Westernport, Morgantown ard
Pittsburgh.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1959-06-11
Insurance Supervisors
To Meet In Oakland

j. S. Cooper, regional supervisor
for the Federal Mutual Insurance
company, will be host to a COM
pany supervisors meeting in Oak
land, Thursday, June 18.
Conducting the meeting will be
State Manager r. w. Linchicum,
Washington, D. {. Attending also
will be w. D. Cook, Parkersburg,
w. Va, assistant state manager;
E. E. Mcdaniel, production man
ager, Decatur, H.; J. r. Walsh,
Oakland, resident adjuster; w. l..
Bennett, Petersburg; Joe F.
Corder, Clarksburg; Chester H.
Dobbs, Moundsville. W. Va; l. c.
Evans, Philippi. w. Va; and NJ. L.
Meador, ROmney, w. Va, super
visors.
Cooper said Oakland was Sc
lected as the conference site be-
cause of its convenient location,
excellent hotel facilities and its
natural air conditioning" Similar
meetings have been held at the
Willjam-James hotel here for the
past twelve years.
The group will be entertained
along with twenty district agents,
at an all-day outing at the H. r
Fulk hunting lodge, south Of Bay
ard County representatives wha
will attend include Thomas d
Right, Oakland; Harry c. Edwards
Grantsville; L. c. Hutson, Kitz-
miller; and Karol Rush, Friends
Vile
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1959-06-11

Mrs. r. C. White and daughter,
Mary Ann, from Cleveland, o., are
guests of Mrs. Virginia Hart.
Among county students gradu-
ating this year from the University
of Maryland are Ralph A. Calan-
drella. Kitzmiller; Edgar H. Har-
man, Accident; Jack NJ Right,
Arthur Z. Jones, Rebecca A. Flem-
ing, Oakland.
Miss Glare Fox returned to her
home Monday she is a student at
Wilson college, Chambersburg, Pa.
She will leave Friday for Camp
Nawakwa. a Lutheran youth train
ing camp, where she will be one
of the cOunsellors.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Phillips,
North Haven, Conn, announced
the birth of son, John Harold, on
Tuesday, June 9th in a hospital in
Meriden, Conn. The paternal
grandparents are Mr.. and Mrs.
Clifford A. Phillips, Oakland.
Mrs William Rees was hostess
and Mrs. Clayton Winters was CO.
hostess at a miscellaneous shower
given at the home of the former
last Thursday night in honor of
Rebecca- White, whose marriage to
Jack Harvey took place on Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Dewitt and
son William, of Oakland; and Frank
Dewitt, Baltimore, spent Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. John Dewitt in
Frederick where Miss Shirley Cal
houn was one of the graduates.
David, young son of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Dewitt, returned home with
his grandparents and is spending
a week here. Eddie Dewitt, Mt
Lake Park, is also spending some
time with his grandparents.
A surprise birthday party was
given for Mrs. Earl S. Lee at the
home of Mrs. Alvin Lee on Fri
day, June 5. Mrs. Lyle Lee, Mrs.
Noel Robinson and Mrs. Alvin Lee
we're hostesses. Other guests in
Guided Mrs Clarence Spear, Mrs.
Erwin Smith, Mrs. Violet Murray,
Mrs. Paul limbaugh, Mrs. Clar-
ence Savage, Mrs. Gordon Sanders,
Mrs. Charles Bowman, Mrs. Gene
Liller. The birthday cake was
baker by Mrs. Clarence Savage.
Visiting at the Thomas P. Nc
KenZie home at Long Stretch Sun
day were Mr.. and Mrs Ralph Nc
Kenzie and family Nellie, Pearl,
Hilda and Colleen: Mr.. and Mrs
David Mckenzie and family Bar
bara, Bonnie and Rodney David;
Mr.. and Mrs. Johnnie Mccoy and
family, Jr. and Clifton. of Cumber-
land; Mrs. DIN Garlitz; Jake Nc
Kenzie Of Frostburg; Miss Ora
Kenzie, Miss Helen Mckenzie,
Blaine Resi-, Guy Resi-, Robert
Yommer, Marie Turk and Kenny
Yommer, Regis, Roger and DIN
Mckenzie.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1959-06-11
Gets Engineering Degree

Sam Ashenfelter, graduate of
Southern High school and former
resident of Swanton, now residing
in Baltimore, was among the gradu-
ates at The Johns Hopkins uni
versity commencement exercises
on Tuesday morning. He received
his degree of Bachelor of Science
in Engineering.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1959-06-11
Marriage Announced

Mr.. and Mrs. Howard J. White
announce the marriage of their
daughter, Rebecca Nell, to MIR.
Jack Wayne Harvey. son of Mr..
and Mrs. Russell Harvey, of Rock
vile, formerly of Garrett County.
The ceremony took place on
Friday, June 5, in St. Marks Luz
theran church. Rev. William Ern-
est Fox pastor, officiated.