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HELP-D0MESTIc

AMBITIOUS WOMAN In middle 3Os.
worker, single. for family with
grown children; 10 a.m.-7 pm;
Thurs: and Sun. OF: $40. Wo.
6-O435.
C00K-H0USEKEEPER. white, pre-.
ferably European. must be ex-
perienced cook. Top salary. Call
between o-6, Sun. and Mon, EN-.
q 3-7143.
COOK twhite). In private home to
eompl. staff Of three. OIL. 2-43l4.
COUPLE. live In. Ma employed
elsewhere, woman for cook, g.h.w.,
ing eonds., in modern home. with
small family. State age, exper.
and reference. Box 74-z, Star.
FULL-TME MAID, rm. and board,
reauired. AP. 7-66O7.
CIV. live in; So days plain
conveniences; OIL. 6-lfIs.
G.H.W. and ironing in D. c. home;
days, 10 IN ssh: must be excel.
worker with best Washington refs,
otherwise please do not apply;
$50 plus car fare. Phone after II
an. RA. 3-2102.
CIV, child care; assist mother, 4
small children. 3 days. $50, pay
own carfare. JU. 5-a277.
GIRL with references; live in; g.h.w.
and child care. Call OIL. 6-6275.
HOMEMAKER OR MARRIED coU.
PLF. live in, care of 3 children
With father: Catholic home, II
$4,000. Ext. 64953, WA. 7-410i.
evenings.
H0USEKEEPER, white. to live in,
and care for girls ages and 81;
TT woman Nth ! child considered,
H0UsEKEEPER, white for 2 adults;
live In, Sundays of: suitable
salary. Call WA. 1882.
HoUSEKEEPER AND COMPANION,
white, for fiotherless home; live
in; girl 10. WE. 5-6472.
KITCHEN MAID, white, to live in.
summer job only. Employer en-.
Joys cooking summer and willing
TO take girl as kitchen maid who
wants to learn to cook. OIL.
LADY TO LIVE IN and care for 9
pre-school children and do light
re. 6-4309.
Inv, white, settled: help with
invalid: live In. TIE. 6-2S65.
IIVE.N HoUSEKEEPER for sub
urDan air-eonditioned home. Some
cooking and child care. Age 25 to
AZ. Must be very neat, capable and
pleasant and have CITY refer
enees: 6ls days. S35. VII. $1,000.
MIDDLE-AGED WHITE WOMAN
for by::sittins and light house.
work; ref. necessary. JE. 2-5424.
REFINED LADY, over 40, in good
health: white; protestant; hiSf
senool e.; to keep house and care
Tor children, ages 10 yrs. IL
yrs. and Is mos: rni.. board. plus
SO Wkly. TU. 2-4l2I.
WANTED FoR ABOUT 2 mos DOS
siolv longer, beg. July 81, middle.
aged white asst. housekeeper' "a.
peble taking full charge. Must be
nor: drlnker. non-smoker, honest
intelligent and willina TO YenSe1
desired services in refined Chris.
lsn home without children In eS.
ehanSe for conf. quarters, good
ioed and reas. cash eompensation
REFS. exeh. Box 359-T. Star.
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PAINTING, and for small repair
I Jobs call GROVER TRACEY, Ii.
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NELP MEN AND WOMEN


ARE YOU IN NEED Of Q home
and salary? Family Of ., hernuon
vicinity. needs capable tntellleent
housekeeper. References REQUIRED
Write Box l34-L. Star.
ARTISTs-LetterinT on glass, Free
lance--can take work home.
PERLMAN CARVED ART, v0U
Barley pl. NV. CO. 5-93+l.
BANKTELLERS : Metropolitan
Area. No. Isank, 5.day Wa, EeIlre-
ment, profit sharing, Donus plans:
s SASS MA lists 4s:;ssfsss. i Mr.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. area
full charge; work Gays and hours
to be diseussed; salary common
s0rate with ability; must have
clear handwriting: familiarity
with appliance business helpful.
: Position available approximately
Aug. /. Write to Box 367-Z, Star.
CANVAssERs
DOOR KNOCKERS
Guaranteed salary Plus commits
sion. Call Mr. Colo, Saturday o.
MONEY HoE ps sfsEesa t y ana ne hJ;SO
LA. 9-l6OO
cOUPLE-Colored. to care for close
IN No. farm estate. Salary. room
and board. WA. 4-5Sl4. JU.
DANCE TEACHERs-(IOl, full or
part time: free training, excellent
earnings; apply l-6 pm. ALBERT
STUDIOS. 5O2 18th st. NV.
OICTAPH0NE TYPISTS, white, fast
typing: knoWl. Of spelling: eX-
Suite 233, Southern Bldg, 500
10th st. NV. at H, DI. 1882.
FURNITURE SALESPEOPLE for
ae fa'u store e'O so-ha. n NE.. s eVe.
nings; excellent opportunity. APP
ply Mr.. JOHN BEE. JE. 2.362S
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NEED VACATION

Can sos" TOT our experienced,
I Workers. We biii you only Tor hrs.
wore Guaranteed. sECRETARIAI
4 OFFICE SERVICES, ST. 81
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BANKTELLERS = Metropolitan
Area. No. eank, 5-day Wa. LStlre-
excel. facilities. Call Mr..
sASScER, Market 1887.
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Music DIRECTOn, very rapidly
growing sub urban Protestant
church: present membership about
LOCO desires director OF music.
Training and experience neces-
sary. Box 4SS-Y. Star.
OPENINGS METROPOLITAN AREAS
for aggressive minded sales
personnel. Straight commission,
with one Of Americas largest
fastest growing credit-card or
CARNATIONS. Call ST. 3-37O6 for
OPPORTUNITY FOR ALERT adapt.
able single person or couple II
husband already employed. Re-
tired widower. living In modern
country home near D. C. desires
assistance in editorial work, driv.
ing car, general homework. Must
: live in. Salary adjustable to du.
ties. State personal circumstances
and references. Write Box $500.
Star.
FART TIME, over FL 8 hrs. per
eve. Neat appearance, pleasant
work. no csnyassing. Car nee. $50
wk. Apply Tues. only 1880 pm,
174S N st. NV. End moor.
FART TIME, Virginia; for furni-
tuEe dept. in new dept. store.
Openings for evenings, Saturdays
and Sunday afternoons. Apply
AID TNHIN nEE TT 1QOQ
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BUSINESS SERVICES
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

ABACUsEs, Ore signs, cast iron
ers, pitcher pumps, charred KEGS,
cider presses, copper tea kettles,
cast eagles. Franklin stove. nut
crackers, well buckets, sun dials,
milk eontrs., dairy stools, jerks,
Washipgton'S Oldest Hardware
and Stove Store Since 1865
7oJ 9TH st. NV, MA, S-0648
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TECH

CLASSES BEGIN JULY 23
In medical laboratory. techniques,
8 mos, o hrs. wkly. Moderate tut
ton. Air conditioned class rooms.
For info. call Re. 7:5Il2, WASH
SCHOOL MED. TECHNIoUES,
Ills 22nd ST. NV, D. c.
LEARN Tying. shorthand, IBM
keypuneh, PIX; expert teachers
day or eve; low cost. TEMPLE
SCHOOL. "Air Cnditioned". 1888
q NV, Ma. S.4629.
Learn How to Buyl Sell! Inyestl
Learn TO Earn $4,000 Yr. Pt. Time
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MISUNDERSTANDING

coon. COMPANION, Inv; for /
or = adults; can leave city for
summer. Refs. BOX cav. star.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
tcoNIlNUtpl
SITs--MEM AND WOMEN

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. research
or seeks full or part time associa-
ton. Free-lanee work considered
Call weekdays, 10. 2.Sl07. l3'
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BUILDING MATERIALS, used, 2
lnG,l,J BY ~ inches BY 10 Ieet;
hrepr0oied dougias mr. boards,
lueai TO- tioof .oists; $40 per
tnousanl, sunday, IA, 4-jo24 or
IA. o-oUl0. MONDAY Ii. J-ODOO.
BOUKs--roreed To vAcAte: thou.
sands OF library books 10 offer
reused In bulk; some collectors
items. PIERCE EJACULATION
LIBRARY ITO r St. NV.
BOXES, steel, Tor SnippinL, utility,
tool boxes, Storagt. AIR tight,
special, SOS, DICKENS SUR
kLUS, 34I'i 9TH 81. ne.
Bus, school, 70 passenger, In like
new condition, see details under
Trucks Tor Sale, classification.
CADLr, sCeei, W IN, &c at, other
sizes; 500 discount; chain falls.
SI2.b0. J. n, 0ICHNEk, 25l3 IA
s.. NV, RI. 3-UJ4o.
CALCULATION, Rem. Rand electric
printer. like new, guar; bargaln,
SlUO, CIRCLE, blU 9th St. nv
CALCULATIONS, reeond,, rotary or
printing types, Hand or elect. Mar.
chant, Monroe. FIiuen, Rsmington,
hunStlana. luU'b OF macnlnes. rent,
sell, lease. North'S, 2l30 Penna.
Ave. NV. FE. 1884.
CAMERA, ONEIDA d. enlarger with
color heau, etc, excel. new coma;
VIII accept best ouer. HE. 4-o66o.
CAMERA, contax lila, ana various
accessotlea, new condition. reas.
CT. o-2v37.
CAMERA, Speed Graphic. with nash
gun, sol. also shueet bAg and
equip. ia. 1-0SIv.
CAMERA, Speedsraphic Paeemaker
AZ, excel. new cond.. Will accept
best offer. HE. 4.6eoS.
CAMERA, Model &c, Retina f:2.S,
cuL. Iens, eplu. R.F.,-blt, In Syncn,
Cant be told from new, 300.
LENDLkR' S oALES, Co.. ulo A.
81. nv, re. l-ooe3. Est. 1911.
CAMERAS bantam special Fl,
SIUU: uraflex 4xO, $40. SteinheIl
80 nm, StU, ana misc. cameras
aud photo. lLems; DU. 7-o4'n
CAMERA-35-mm Canon. Model
VA" i;l.= cdt. lena, -olt. in
Synen., exposure meter, l30 nm,
1850 cdI. canon telephotO lens,
nasn unit; b nlters: sunshade;
cases ana gadges bag. can't be
tolQ from pranu neW. Regular
price SOUS, special with kuaran-
tee $3.50. IENDLEk'S SALES CO.,
yl3 u st. NV, Re. 7-35oj' Est.
=.
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NURSE, pvt, desires maternity or
medical nursing; ref. LU. 4.s3S2
l2e
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: WOOL PRESSER
YOUNG LADY

CoLORED COUPLE want mature
woman. 1--we IN, care = children
aud Inv. Excnange Ior room anu
boaru ana small salary. IA.
, k.SHy2,
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CANVAssERS..

Guaranteed salary Plus commits
sion. Call Mr.. Colo, Saturday or
HOME FREEZER FOODS. INC.
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KITCHEN MAID, white, to live in.
Summer job only. Employer en-
JOYS cooking summer and willing
70 take girl as kitchen maid who
wants to learn to cook. OIL.
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HoUsEKEEPER, white for 2 adults;
i've In, Sundays of: suitable
salary. Call WA. 7-SSS2.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1959-01-16
PAIR ARRANGES
ASSEMBLY TRIP

Nat Silverman, a director of the
Kivel Nursing Home, will be chair
man of a Jan. % session on the
Business Management of an In
stitution for the Aged at the annual
Western regional assembly of the
Council of Jewish Federations and
Welfare Funds at Portland, Ore.
Hirsh Kaplan, Phoenix Jewish
Community Council executive di-
rector, will be consultant to a Jan.
"a session on 1.-THE 1859 Campaign
What Is Different About It."
The program plan introduced last
year at the Phoenix assembly will
be repeated, taking into considera-
ton different planning problems for
cities of different sizes. Two ses-
SionS are organized for larger COM
munities, two for intermediate and
smaller communities, and two for
communities regardless of size.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1959-01-16
Adler Named
AZARegionaI
President

Gary Adler, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter H. Adler of 212 w. Linger
Lane, has been elected president
of the Mountain States AZA region
and Betty Sacherson of Tucson has
been chosen to head the regional
B'nai Birth Girls.
Others elected at the Joint Noun
tain States convention of the two
groups here were Gottleib Simon of
TIT w. Lewis, vice president; Bob
Kelly, SAT w. Vista, secretary, and
Bob Maslow of Tucson, treasurer
of AZA.
The new BIG officers include
Suzanne Pepper of Salt Lake City,
vice president Judy Weimer of Las
Vegas, New, secretary, and Edna
Tannenbaum of Salt Lake City,,
treasurer.
Phoenix chapters were represent
ed by 100 delegates.
Jaime Backel, 18-year-old Mexi-
co City representative, hired taxi
from El PaSo to reach the con-
vention on time after being strand
ed by an airline strike.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1959-01-16
Births

A son, Michael John, born to Mr..
and Mrs. Don Miller, 4042 E. San
Miguel, Dec. 26. Grandparents are
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Miller, 1901
E. Thomas Rd.. and Mr.. and Mrs.
Sol Gertz of Denver. Great-grand-
father is Jacob Charniak of New
York City.
A son, Barry David, born to Mr..
and Mrs Harry Peven, 3016 E.
Glenrosa, Dec. IL. Grandparents
are Mr.. and Mrs. Israel Peven, 106
N. 18th Ave-, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Philip Peck, ITO w. Whitten.
A daughter, Seeryl Sue, born to
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Karp of Yuma
Dec. 5. Grandparents are Mrs.
Charles Karp, 1919 N. Seventh
Ave-, and Mrs. Florence Feldman
of Phoenix.
A son, RandeIl Stuart, born to
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Conner, TAO
N. Ninth Ave-, Dec. %. Grandpar-
ents are Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Krie-
gel, TAO N. Ninth Ave-, and Mr..
and Mrs. Albert Conner, 3012 w.
Heatherbrae DR..
A son, Jeffrey Jon, born to DR..
and Mrs. William Matleff, 727 w.
Diana, Dec. IA. Grandmother is
Mrs. Florence Lipp, 1923 Palmcreft
DR.. Sc.
A daughter, Debra Ann, born to
Mr.. and Mrs. Alan D. Siegel, 4935
w. Merren ST., Dec. 20. Grandpar-
ents are Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Rein
stein, 1914 E. Peirson, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Monroe Siegel, 1855 w. High
land. Great-grandmother is Mrs.
Betsy Davis, 4005 N. 18th Ave-, and
great-grandfather is Simon Rein
stein of Israel.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1959-01-16
Movies Of IsroeI
Offered TO Clubs

The Phoenix Brandeis Zionist
District is offering use of latest
films on Israel to program chair
men of all Phoenix area Jewish
organizations.
The films include that of Leonard
Bernstein's visit to Israel, which
featured on the Omnibus television
show recently; Wilderness of
Zin," an archaeological adventure
by DR.. Nelson Glueck; "A Stamp
Is Born" showing how Israel
stamps are designed and produced;
IA Free People," showing the re-
turn by the Jews of Yemen, and
"Three Girls" holiday adventure
of youth.
Films may be obtained through
Matthew j. Ritchie, TOT w. Culver
ST., AL 4-1756.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1959-01-16
New York Publisher
Berkson Dies At So

SAN FRANCISCO (JTA) = Sey-
mour Berkson, publisher of the
New York Journal-American, died
here at the age of SO.
The son of immigrant parents,
Mr.. Berkson was born and educat-
ed in Chicago. From his school
days, he was interested in news
paper work and advanced through
the ranks from reporter to vice
president and general manager of
the International News Service be-
fore being named publisher of the
New York newspaper.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1959-01-16

SAY YOU SAW IT ADVERTISED IN
THE PHOENIX JEWISH NEWS
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1959-01-16
Home Savings & Loan
Hikes Dividend Rate

Home Savings and Loan Associa-
ton, 40 E. Thomas Rd., expert
enced a 38 per cent increase in
assets to more than So, 900, 900 dur
ing 1858, it was announced by Tom
Sheridan, president and board
chairman.
He said support for the film and
expected continuing demand for
mortgage funds has led to an as
sociation vote to pay a minimum
dividend rate of 375 per cent on
savings during 1859. q
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1959-01-16
Goings-On
At The
Center


A new trampoline class for boys
9 to IL years old will meet from 1
to 2:30 pm. Sundays, free of
charge, under direction of Athletic
Director AL Schireman. He also is
forming biddy basketball teams for
boys of the same age group for 2
to pm. Sunday sessions.
A NEW SERIES of bridge les
sons under Mrs. A. L. Maltby will
begin March 1. Duplicate bridge
games are conducted free for
members and for a 50-cent fee to
non-members at 7:45 pm. each
Wednesday.
NEW HEALTH club hours at the
center are 1 to z pm. Tuesdays
and 10 am. to 6 pm. Sundays :.
The Music Appreciation Group will
meet at 8 pm. Jan. 25 at the cen
ter Children's dance classes
will get under way next week; con-
suit center office for schedule . :.
An adults 10-seSSion modern dane
ing class will start at 10 am. next
Tuesday under direction of Mrs.
Norma Barer A new series of
painting classes will get under way
at 7:30 pm. Tuesday, directed by
Clarence Dyer +. The annual GEN.
tire meeting is set for 8 pm. next
Monday.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1959-01-16
Receives Scholarship

Linda Shelter, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. H. George Shelter of 2805
N. 18th Ave-, has received $3.50
Marshall Scholarship at the Univer-
sity of Arizona. The award was
made on the basis of academic
grades and activities.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1959-01-16
Ben Gurion Gift

JERUSALEM (JTA) = Premier
David Ben Gurion is sending a Pip
er Cub airplane to Liberian Presi-
dent Howard Tubman. He present
ed a similar gift to Ghana Premier
Kwame Nkrumah several months
ago.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1959-01-16

The program for meeting Israelis
on an informal basis at their home,
arranged through IsraePs Tourist
Information Offices, has now been
expanded to include receptions by
mayors, visit to army camps, an
evening at a kibbutz, a folklore
evening, a tourists forum.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1959-01-16
Graves+one UnveiTino

A gravestone for the grave of the
late Mr.. Morris Nudelman will be
unveiled at 2 pm. Sunday at Beth
Ell Cemetery. Rabbi Carol Klein
will officiate.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1959-01-08

had games and refreshments.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles w. Soelter
were guests one day recently of
Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Martin and
family.
Mrs. Effie Stahl and son Harlan,
and Arthur Savage were Christmas
day dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Keith Stahl and family.
Mr.. and Mrs Eugene Wiltrout
and daughter Debbie, of Bentley
vile, Pa, and Mrs. Cecilia Silfies,
of Fredericktown, Pa, were recent
weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs
Keith Stahl and family. Mrs. Sa-
villa Sanders was a dinner guest
on Sunday. Other recent guests of
the Stahl family were Mr.. and
Mrs. Harlan Stahl and sons, of
Baltimore; Mr. and Mrs. Clayton
Arnold and daughter Denise, and
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Soelter
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To Conduct Assembly

JehOvah's Witnesses will hold a
three-day circuit assembly at Mo-
nessen, Pa, January 9 to IL. A
dozen or more members from Oak
land will be among the 1000 dele
gates expected to attend.
John Weber, presiding minister
of the LEGAL congregation. said the
gathering was being held primarily
to advance Christian Bible educa-
ton. The program will include a
variety of talks on Bible subjects
David j. Thomas. from Brooklyn.
N. Y, will deliver the principal
address Sunday afternoon.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1959-01-08
SUNNYSIDE
UNDERWOOD

Miss Darlene Ncthkcn was
honorcd on her 18th birthday with
q party given by her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Asa Ncthken. at her
home on Sunday afternoon. Guests
included Gale and Jerry Shilling
burg, of near Brookside; Bobby
and Charlotte ITauscr, Mt. Lake
Park; Bonnie and Kathy Ridder.
and Dclbert and Stanley Way
bright Games we're played and
refreshments we're served. Other
guests in the Nethken home on
Sunday were Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth
Ridder, Mr.. and Mrs. Julian Tack
cit, and Mr. and Mrs Willard
IIauser
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Canaan and
sons were Sunday dinner guests
of Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Patrick
Spencer and daughter Mary.
Mr.. and Mrs Emil Lipscomb
and mother, Mrs Prema Lipscomb,
Of KeySer, w. Va, were guests
one day recently of Mr.. and Mrs.
Noah Waybright and family.
Miss NADIA Fulk, student nurse
at Anderson BrOaddus, Philippi,
w. Va. spent the week with home
folks, Mr.. and Mrs. Morgan Fulk.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Matthews
had as recent Sunday guests for
a turkey dinner, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Matthews and family, Mr. and Mrs.
Walter Peterson and family, Mr..
and Mrs. Joe Whittacre and family,
MIR. and Mrs. Ed Nutter and family.
and Mr. Nutter's mother, Mr.. and
Mrs. Richard Sincs and family.
and Mrs. Dolores Friend.
New Years night guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Walter Peterson included
Mr.. and Mrs. George White and
son, Mr. and Mrs. John Matthews
and family, Rev. and Mrs Donald
Matthews, Miss Erma Arnold, Mr.
and Mrs. James Matthews, and
children, Misses Shirley and Mary
Jane Lee, and Mr. and Mrs Harry
Canaan and sons.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Friend and
daughters spent Sunday recent
ly in Parsons, W. Va, where they
were dinner guests of home folks,
Mr.. and Mrs. Rufus Lipscomb and
family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Canaan and
son Glenn, and Eugene Ludwig
were New Years eve dinner guests
of Mr.. and Mrs Elmer Yoder and
family. 9"
Mrs. NADIA Nethken and daugh-
ter Darlene spent day recently
as guest of Mrs Jessie Fulk
Eugene Ludwig spent the holi-
days with his grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Soelter and Wis
tied his aunt, Mary Oates and
Grandma Ludwig.
Jack Friend was an overnight
guest recently of the Canaan boys.
Guests on various days of Mr.
and Mrs Harry Canaan and family
were Mr. and Mrs. Lee Hauser
and family Mr. and Mrs. Earl
Friend and family, Ardeth Evans,
Miss Shirley Creighton and friend
Jerry Dugan. Mr. and Mrs Charles
Soelter were dinner guests on
Tuesday of Mr. and Mrs. Canaan.
Mr. and Mrs Keith Stahl and
family spent the New Years week
end in FredericktoWn. Pa, where
they were guests of Mrs. Stahls
homefolks, Mrs, Cecilia Silfies
and other relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles SoeHeJ,
we're guests on Friday of Mf and
Mrs. Elmer Yoder and family.
Roy Sweltzer, of Swanton, spent
part of the holidays as guest of
the Earl Friend family.
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Hauser and
family spent an evening recently
visiting Mr. and Mrs Harley Stahl
and family.
The Sunday School class of Mrs.
Daisy Graham held the annual
class party at their teachers home,
one evening during the holidays.
Gifts we're exchanged and they
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1959-01-08
HOYES

Sunday School, Sunday at 10
O'Clock, and church services at IL.
The Brotherhood will meet
Tuesday evening. January Is, at
the Hoyes church 1t is Ladies'
Night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Eichelberger
and Ruthie were Tuesday lunch
con guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob
Jones and Patty.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Milton Dewitt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll Dewitt and
family are visiting in Florida, for
several weeks.
M and Mrs. Clark Schlossnagle
and family visited her mother at
Keyser, on New Years Day Linda
returned home with them after
having spent several days with her
grandmother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clark Schlossnagle
and family were last Sunday dinner
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Broad
water and family, and Howard
SchlosSnagle
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Higley and
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1959-01-08

we're Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Bennighof
and children, DR.. A. +. Nance and
children, Mr.. and Mrs Hubert
Friend and daughters. Mr.. and
Mrs. Boyd Paugh and Janet we're
Sunday dinner guests of the
Clusters
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1959-01-08

children were last Sunday eve
ming supper guests of Mr.. and Mrs,
Clark Schlossnaglc.
The Homemakers club will meet
Tuesday. January 90 at the home
OF Mrs r. Claude Bishoff.
Mn and Mrs. Leland klngin-
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1959-01-08

Mr.. and Mrs. h. Claude Bishoff
and Anita we're guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Harold Leighty. of Union
town, Pa, on New Years Eve
MIR. and Mrs. John Bishoff and
daughters were Sunday dinner
guests of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
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BITTINGER
Fourth Club Meets

Fourth Club Meets
The Bittinger Girls All club
met at the home of Mrs. Ralph
Bucket on January l with ten
members present A committee was
chosen to plan for square dance
in April. Members filled out pro-
gram books for 1859 and also
made plans for celebrating nation
al All club week and All Sunday.
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smith. of Mercer. Pa. we're Satur-
day visitors of Mrs. W. w. Dewitt.
Mrs. Klinginsmith is cousin of
MRS. Dewitt.
Mrs Russell Klotz and children
visited several days in Baltimore
RcistcrstoWn and ToWson. recent
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ly.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Custer and
Norma Friend were last Sunday
dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Dean Rush and family.
Visitors at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur Custer lest week,
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Emerson Bishoff
Some of the young folks who
enjoy skating on the pond Of Mr..
and Mrs. Emerson BiShOff are
Jimmy and Eddie WilbWn Her
bert McCrobie, Sam and Nick
Friend
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1959-11-21

tional. In unfolding his SUBJ
ject he gave the following as
some of the attributes he feels
should be possessed by Youth
in order that a full and worth
while contribution be made to
society: /. A spirit of Adven-
ture. 2. A Burning Ambition
for action. 3. Willingness to
work long and hard. 4. The
ability to think for themselves.
5. To strive Fundamentally to
make people happy. 6. To be
courageous. z. To try to be of
service to all people. To re-
joice in the wonderful oppor-
tunities of youth.