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historical connection with the State
of Virginia." said manager J. Sib-
ley Dorton, because it was the
10th Century incidents happening
on Roanoke Island which resulted
in the first Queen Elizabeth man,
ing the new land discovered by
explorers sent out by Sir Walter
Raleigh in 1884, Virginia" in
honor of herself "England's virgin
queen"
The Lost Colony is a reenact-
ment of those 10th Century incl
dents of discovery during Queen
Elizabeth's reign and the subse-
quent attempts to plant a perma-
nent English settlement in the
New World-plans which failed
with the disappearance of the little
colony sometime between 1887 and
1891 when relief ships returned
TO find the settlement abandoned.
Since its original premiere in
1887 more than 100000 persons
have seen the drama. It has been
presented each summer since 1887,
excepting for four World War II
years. The reconstruction job on
Waterside Theatre will be COM
pleted by early June when 1860
rehearsals for the show begin. In
the meantime the first additions
for cast members have been held
in Chapel Hill with additional try
outs scheduled for Manteo In
A !
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DARE CENSUS ENUMERATORs

Enumerators for the 1860 census
have been named and the list for
Dare County will be as follows:
Daniel Burgess of Stumpy Point,
head of the census takers in Dare
and Hyde Counties; Mrs. Dallas
Miller, Hatteras Island; Mrs. Ern-
est Walker, Wanchese and Roam
oke Island as far north as the
southern boundary of Manteo; Mrs.
Mabel Payne, Dare County main
land and the north end of Roam
oke Island, as far south as the
northern limits of Manteo; Mrs.
Raymond Wescott, within the cor
porate limits of Manteo; Mrs. Ell
mer Sawyer, the beach area from
Oregon Inlet to Caffeys Inlet, in
elusive.
Census taking will begin Friday
April /.
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then working on a project to get
Federal funds to resurface the
Manteo Airport, and finally after
much early Encouragement and at
the end of two years, the effort
bore fruit in an award of more
than $4,000. At that time, we got
acceptance of an invitation which
brought a large group of airport
managers from the Southern states,
in the fall on annual convention at
Mays Head.
l have always enjoyed visiting
Goldsboro. Some 80 years ago
struck up friendship with Colds
boro's famous photographer, A. o.
Clement who did the still pictures
when the First Colony movies were
made on Roanoke Island in 1921.
One of our finest friends of the
Coastland, Henry Belk, editor lives
here. He has able assistance on his
paper in one of our brightest young
North Carolina newspapermen,
Gene Price of Elizabeth City, a nep-
hew of Woodrow. Here in this town
Lindsay Warren, Jr., is engaged in
a thriving law practice, and is a
real leader in the area. There
are many others l could name, just
as in most towns in the state after
all these years of coming and 60
ing and meeting people at home
and abroad. 1t is also home for
Clifton Britton, esteemed by all of
us as the director of The Lost Colo
ny.
Kenneth Royal, former assist
ant Secretary of War came from
this town. He now lives in New
York. This is the home town of our
Supt. of Schools, Mrs. Mary L.
Evans, and dear friend of our Lo-
cality is her father, the eminent at
torney, Col. John D. Langston,
whose boyhood had it's roots on
Roanoke Island where his father
preached to the Methodists many
years ago.
1 could name many fine people
who have been kind and encourage
ing to me through the years, and
whose friendship has always made
it easy for me to feel at home
in Goldsboro on my many visits
through the years. 1t is a fine town
and can be truly considered the
heart of Carolina at its best.
Members of the CID Board and
CID Director William P. Saund-
ers, attend the conference, first of
four TO be held over the state to
provide forums for bringing more
industry 10 North Carolina. Dates
for the others will be announced
later.
The Goldsboro Chamber of Com
merce and the Goldsboro Commit
tee of 100 took part in planning
for the conference.
Editors of Daily and non-daily
newspapers published in the 35
eastern counties are attending the
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CARD OF THANKS

] wish to express my sincere
thanks to my friends for their
prayers and other expressions of
kindness such as get well cards,
letters, books and flowers while
/ was a patient in Albemarle and
Duke Hospitals. ss
BETTY ROGERS GIBBS
Evening star., 1960-12-14
FARM AND GARDEN
FURNITURE
TOP-QUALITY MAKERS
AT WAREHOUSE PRICES

FROM OUR REGULAR STOCK
FROM OUR MODEL HOMES AND APARTMENTS
From Our 2 Stores, Discontinued Suites and Pieces
BIG SELECTIONS FREE DELIVERY
BUDGET ACCOUNTS AVAILABLE
9-Pc French Provincial Din. Rm, in walnut $599
Stephan 3-Pc. Sectional Sofa, in rose-beige-- 400
9-Pc Georgian Din. Rm., in mahog 500
Crest Large 3-Pc. Ali-Foam Pillow-Back Sec
tional in blue 399
9-Pc French Provincial Din. Rm., in comb.
antique white and fruitwood- d-------------- 439
rs Occasional Tables from $995 to $3.50
Large 6-Pc. Italian Prov Bedrm, IN antique
white, with swing bed 095
Valley An-Feam Sofa in royal blue 269
Hibriten Danish Modern Sofa, choice OF
turquoise or persimmon n------------------- 149
Crest Large 3-Pc. All-Foam Sectional Sofa,
in natural S9S
MAJOR MASTERPIECES
FURNITURE WAREHOUSE
4400 Rhode Island Ave. NE
Evening star., 1960-12-14
THIEVES MARKET
80 N. Glebe Rd, Arlington, Va.
Must -Clean-House" SALE
ONE DAY ONLY
FRIDAY DEC LIZ IN M Ia IN D N

ONE DAY ONLY
FRIDAY, DEC. 16, 10 AM. to 10 PM.
Most unusual sale ever held at THE THIEVES MARKET
must clean out to the bare walls to make for our
GSeas s WI % T'f BE- Ep ns5 AScG m k WEDNESDAY, AND
THTRspMAY AZ M ARRANdE iouR STOCK
IT'S A sALE!i
OVER 1000 PAINTINGS Frames colors Eteh.
nss, etc (Some Retailing High $20-S30l
a,,- .o 49, TAKE YOUR PICK-99c EACH -
ESckers. Cane Plank. Am. Retailing
- w. TAKE YOUR PICK s1ps EACH
OYER 10 ORIENTAL RUGS, 81 90 EACH
OVER 25 CHESTS OF DRAWERS, Mahog Maple Walnut etc.
- - - PRICED SIgs to $9pa
OVER rs TABLES Dropleaf, End Mite Stands,
ETC. 'soms Retailing 8 high q 81 Is 80 90
RssTsd pIys as M si eachM Beds Beds g EACH
5sns RSSpss 81 LcTp sts e ,.mov.d from or, q.
time Of M Truckers will ss On HTsmsss deysT s
In this sale.l
FREE COFFEE AND CAKE SERVED ALL DAY
REMEMBER-Jusr ONE DAY-FRDAY, DEC. 10
pEAlxRs DON'T Miss THIS sAIx
Evening star., 1960-12-14
NELP WOMEN

yTENO6RAPHER, for nsesl dept.
of clinic. soms bookkeepinf or sta:
tistical exper.. necessary. Type 66
w.p.rn., knowledge Of shorthand
40:hr. wk., % days annual leave
sick leave beneiits incl. eomprs.
hensive med, and hos. coveraGe foi
self and dependents. Insurance.
and retirement program. Beginntne
salary S77 Wk. Ex. 3.b93S.
SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR, part.
time for apt; new luxury BLDG.
experiences necessary. Apply In per.
SON only to, Mrs Alexander, 4201
Cathedral ave. nv.
TEACHERS, white, trained: vacali.
eies, S4, 200. Adams Teach.
ers Agcy., sos 14th NV. 22nd w
TECHNICAL TYPIsTs. experienced
desired, 70 include tipping techni'
cal reports, proposals, brochures
etc, on IBM electric. Excellent
salary and exceptional employi
benefits can be offered to thl
successful applicant. #.
Evening star., 1960-12-14
HELP WOMEN
PIX Operator

Age, 25.37. Experienced in handling
once calls. Extensive long dis
tance and secretarial services for
local private organization. Con-
ventent transportation, excellent
salary, generous .employe benefits.
Cafeteria. In reply give education,
training. experience and age. Box
PMARAfACIsT, to work IN pleasant
Georgetown area very good sal.
ary with chances for advancement.
ABBY Mr.. eosnowik, at SAVE
= NOR IA pRSEoss; SN3szs ssaio New York ave.
RECEPTI0NIsT.TYPISTs, white
his. grads. or college; 5 days;
salaries depending ON exper. and
vancement; some WITH dictsphone,
some with rusty shorthand;
$S,600.S4,20 200. ", WOOD PER
SONNEL, sos 18th ct. NV. ct II,
Southern Bldg. Suite 303. DI.
ana last in stilis; 5000 o1se' to ssHSr: sIslt
others: v! WooD fERssoNsNiEiES. iiS
Sv0 1Otd ". NV AZ II, Southern
Bldg. Suite 303. DI. 7.5752.
|RECEPTIONlsT for optical dent. !;
work 0 40.hr., 5-day wk'; no
EIDain1E sFssSss FnsessSsd, Apply Optical
2846 Alabama ave. Sc.
RECEPT ,:sECY.. rood Telephone
days, dag e Ss25. PoToMAc EMPL..
2S34 Wilson blvd, Arl., IA. g.
CEP.-sECRETARY S76-ss5
Girl Friday-sserstary 500 wk.
fcr appointment, Miss iiySsnso Evans, sT, sr,
3-366s. BOYD,s. 18th and q NV.
RECElT.. S76, type as. EMPIRE
Personnel, Room 1905, Dupont
Circle Bldg. NO. 7-61l0.
REsIDENT MANAGER for s0-unit
apt, house In good loc. Prefer
middle-aged lady who has exper.
In apt, house management Com
pensation includes salary. utils.
and enc. apt. THOMAS J.
st. NV. DI. f-8s30.
SALES GIRL, young. white, for
christmas holidays. Experience
not necessary: ref. required: ine
fa5s nnNchN spa dSySEsr !sTslrsi IS1S IpU1NcAE 4
Conn: ave: FE. s-4s36.
Evening star., 1960-12-14
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE
fcoNTlNuEnl

Singer console. 6ark Ds wood, iiiso1S; nisossSs;
SsI u.s. sss: U 1'9stsoi sAoj4SSa SSa.5s q, mo: I;
mint for free home demo.
SKIS, snow, So pr: skates Ice. a :
pr: some children's, SO pr Reze
1888 Rhode Island ave. ne
SOFA PILLOWS, pr. i6x26, dyi1T
duck design, foam rubber' brsn4l
new. sI6: Ex. 3-SloO. IA. 5.ss5s. IssH
SLEM0RETTE Debating MA
$1,000, sell $50. re. S.ssoo.' o''s
STEALING SILVER Germans I.ii1
q tns Valley, 2e pieces. AP.
TAPE RECORDERS FROM $40
Recording Tape 40ss on
Pre-recorded Tape 2Sss on
Commission Electronic, NO. 7-43e2
TAPE RECORDERS = Recording
tape. special purchase. siiehtiy
1SeS gSef,.,t.ss u anil. mil. thick MYLIA
r.. Taia reel. p Lots i.HS q 'SG 70 lIcS 81 ss
ca; (Free roll Il you can tear
sails. saii 'aDs coMMfssioSS' sSS' aaSss. MEc.
Ta6oNicsi N6 SEcsaid l77e Columbia I'd nv.
TAPE RECORDER, VM, excellent
$76. Call 10. 1-0162.
TELEvISI0Ns, new black-and-Vhito,
buyers. PARAMOUNT Co. 2202
Ga. ave. NV. HU. $4,000. -
TIRES (used). regular or snow, an
sizes; 1895 up. Used tubes,
Jersey and x st. NV, ST. 3-e793.
TIRES. TRUCK, S695 up. ali sizes,
used, recaps. CITY TIRE Coz
l431 P st. NV. DE. 2-2l37.
TOOLS-SPECIAL SALE-sOes dis.
count on all hand tools from nov
until Christmas. BARBER a. ROSS,
CO. 1893 4th st. ne. DE. 2-05OI.
TRAIN PARTS, for new Lionel.
csfI ssfel1sR' la a.ssss ssssasssition; best offer.
TRAINS. ELEC. Q5), SO ca: hand
wind trains, So ea.: ice skates, So,
1888 r. ave. ne. in the rear.
Open Suns.
TRAINS, large Lionel. o:gaues
freight train layout: 4xs IT. board
z transformers. many extras. Call
OF. 1924.
TRAIN TABLES-ss-inch plywood
4,xS'. with q det. legs; unpatnted,
$9.95. tPtcked UP pfices.l WASH
INGTON DOOR CO., HU. 1923.
TRUMPET, REYNOLDS contempora.
excellent cond,. 8 naos. old; reas-
enable. Call WI. 2-3591.
Ty. 21", in excellent condition.
$55. ia. s-6239.
Ty, 21-in. comb. almost brand new,
good job. GIANT TY. co. 5-4240!
Tv SALE
Choose from over 100; recondi.
toned. guaranteed. Priced from
$14.95
BLAIR'S TV. 5422 Western Ave.
NV, Mon through Pri. Til Q
24I6 Wisconsin Ave. NV.
Daily TO Z; Saturday. 8 PM.
TV XMAS SALE
NEW REPossEsSED. RECoND. =
PoRTABLEs, TABLE MODELS.
CONSOLES. COMB, sTEREos
Over $50 units
No reasonable cash offer refused
Prices Start at $19.95
MARTY's Tv Tv RENTALS
4s39 Ga. Ave. NV, Ewes, TIL 0
Evening star., 1960-12-14
SECRETARY

Alert and resourceful. Training in
seeretarial procedures with bust
ness school. college or practical
experience, Must have skill In
typing and shorthand. Age to 81.
Excellent beginning salary. b-dey.
40-hour week. When replying, give
education: age and experiences.
Evening star., 1960-12-14

orange, Virginis.
CHRISTMAS TREES
Thousands to choose from. Beauti-
full Vermont Balsam and Fir.
Take Your Pick-Any Tree
SITS
$500 Flower Ave. Takoma PIX. Nd.
DIAMoNDsMLadys ia, ,NI 3 ~. Let, emerald
cut set IN yelow wnasa aold eSaf With nnss. aid.
$3.50. LIVINGSTON X Co, i4as .s
H st. NV, Me. S-526s.
DICTATING MACHINE, Ediphons
Universal. all controls. cost S5e5.
$3.50 or best ofter. FE. $4,000,
DISHwASHER, portable, 1860 RcA
Mnir,pe1i; w ssai, used 2h mo" sl26'
DOOR CLOSERs, rebuilt like new;
guar: rsas. AD. 2-3423. ALAN
LOCK CO.. 1877 Columbia I'd. NV
s: . q e. S;r Si s;f e.: b. s'' eos
ELLECTRIC AND GAS RANGES:
Nationally known quality product
bes above cost. RELIABLY
HOME APPLIANCES, e19 Iith
st. NV.
ELECTRIc RANGE and r.trr.. West.
inghouse, prec. new: also, work.
bench. reas. AP. 7-3610 ewes.
ENGYct ..{. HnsA tSRESIAs SgTsss gTIssa for sSlS1
SHOP. 922 9th st. NV. MA
S-94O9. Open evenings til $3.50.
FIREPLACE, GAS OR ELECTRIC
LOGS, screen. andirons, etc ACME
STOVE, l0Il 9TH NV. Ma, s-Rg52.
FIXTURES. beautiful. modern
ready -to-wear fixtures; S-ton York
air cond.; mannequins: new elec.
trical fixtures. Reasonable, Cal
ST. 3-1Q25.
FOAM RUBBER, 30x76xz, $40:
cushions. holsters, S4.96; NauRa.
hyde u Price: sewing. ST. 3-5S33
FUR sTOLE-Mink dyed marmot
perfect; cost 5000, sacrifice S76
Call JE. 4-7934.
FURN.-Simmons Hide-A- Bed, Sp5
bufiet. SAB: coffee table, Sl5; rug
S25; miscel. DE. 2-3S16.
Evening star., 1960-12-14
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE
FURNITURE
FROM MODEL APT.
WORTH OVER $700
NEVER BEEN USED
SALE PRICE, 1899
PAY ONLY 81 WEEK

bedroom. living room
and dinette, decorator furniture
from model apt. display. ] will
give you free delivery and free
storage up to months. Call
MRS. SAX. Ma. S-3616.
UNCLAIMED-Rock-
er, $3: Lawson sofa, $50: studio
couch. $50: din. rni. suite, S12Q;
hideaway bed, $40; dresser. $40:
oecasiona; chair, SO; marble.top
dresser, SEQ; rugs (9xl2l. SO AND
up; French Prov. curved sectional
sofa: wicker hamper, So; ONCE
desk. $40: chest OF drawers, $40;
kitchen china closet. S12; roll
away bed. $40: coffee table, IS;
walnut bed. SIS: bunk beds. chaise
lounge, S15; sofa bed, S25; for.
mica-top kitchen set a chairSI
S26: mirror. So; hoor lamp, 81;
maple chest Of drawers. $50. Many
interesting items. Easy terms
HOFFMAN, UPHoL LsTERERs
2447 18th ct. NV, CO. 6-6116
Free parking. Open ewes. I'll O.
sat. I'll 8. SUNDAY II 70 5.
Evening star., 1960-12-14
ATLAS AGENCY
1920 N. z. Ave. NV. Re. 7.5767

ASST. Bo0KKEEPER. vllI train
h5,;;c h5;s;: g:S; 5 day: days. $3.50. Po-
Arl., IA. $1,000.
ASST. B0OKKEEPER, 81 to IS,
immediate opening for qualified
oerson. Payroll experience neees-
sary 5-day week. Call BOARD
OF TRADE, ST. 3-3636,
Evening star., 1960-12-14

CASH REGISTERS, all makes and
models, reasonable prices. $50 UP.
STANLEY HAYMAN CO.
2019 l4th st. NV
CHAIRs CHAIRS CHAIRS
NO FURTHER USE FOR SANE
8 folding chairs and 4 once wood
chaifs,t one or all, IS each.
l swivel chair, 3 secretary chairs,
SO each Plat Book No. 5, &76:
No. ], $50; No. 4. $40. Old city
directories, IS ca.
WAPLE REAL ESTATE
1226-14th St. NV. AD. 4-2005
CHANDELIER, CRYSTAL, white
corner cabinets. like new; bedrm.
set, 9-piece dinette set, end tables.
cocktail table, utility metal cabi-
nets, movie screen. chiHorobe,
broadtail mink-trimmed Jacket.
pair green heedboards. Reason
able. HE. 4-2539.
CHILDREN'S ENCYCLOPEDTA =
Volume library; arith., hist. eeoe =,
science, grammar. dictionary, a..
las. Instead Of 16 volumes ct $50:
one volume at $29.o5. Du. =
67S0.
TREES By the truck.
load. 2bc Der treA Phone s0R0
Evening star., 1960-12-14
MOTOR TRAVEL
REPAIRS AND SERVICES

ALL TYPES MASONRY and car
pentry work. Additions, gar, rec
rms. retaining walls, fiaEstone
patios. Work guaranteed: Q yrs
to pay. RE. 6-2297. RE. 6-ei42.
DRY WALL, board hanging, tapine,
finishing; expertly done. RONALD
SNYDER, Ii. 4-664s.
ELECTRICAL WIRING = Reslden-
ilal re-. sSnlA sss MAIsEts bis vi ELtc NJ cd: p s.
Kennedy st. NV, RA. 3-3200.
ELECTRICAL INsTALLATlONs-
Heavy-ups, circuits for ranges,
differs N speciality. Prince Georges
County. RE. 6.607A anytime.
Evening star., 1960-12-14

consoles: trade-inS and demon
. strators. Ampex. Garrard. McIn-
tosh, Pilot Stromherg-Csrlson and
others at substantial savings.
KITS. lWash.'s lareast music
store). 1880 @ st. NV. RE. 2.
Evening star., 1960-12-14
IMIScELLANE0US FOR sALE

GUlTAKB, from S9.eb; eIectric
Guitars. from $3.50; elassieal
sESiBssIs. sEBsif.. 5Ec% nfga sSS. ~ vENEMAN s,I.l =
Surirr. IN R-KipA
Evening star., 1960-12-14

TRAINS, large Lionel, O-gaueo
freight train layout: 4xS IT. board,
2 transformers. many extras. Call
Evening star., 1960-12-14
INTACT WRENccg. s5o Sioux. sisc:

LUMBER, CHERRY AND WALNUT.
Rough. suit. for furniture. etc.
Evening star., 1960-12-14
slTUATl0Ms-W0MEM
SITUATIONS p0MEsllc

COUPLE, white. wants work as
housekeeper and carstaker expe-
rienced. Write Box 467-K, Star.
Evening star., 1960-12-14
TAPE RECORDERS FROM S20
Recording Tape 4Oss on

TOOLS-SPECIAL SALE-sOes dis.
count on all hand tools from now
until Christmas. BARBER 4 ROSS,
CO. 1898 4th st. ne. DE. 2-050I.
Evening star., 1960-12-14

PIANOs-Wide selection Of recon-
ditioned uprights. Pianos guaran-
teed. Priced from $225 up includ-
ing local delivery Also selection
Of new pianos for rent. CAMP
BELL MUSIC CO.. '10S @ st. NV.
Evening star., 1960-12-14

TRAINS, ELEC. 15), SO ca: hand
wind trains, So ea.: ice skates, So,
1888 R. l ave. ne. In the FEAR.
Open Suns.
Evening star., 1960-12-14

McLSs ,I.Ie, E: a SOG p..}.E %oId' n,j., tSr
9 to 9 Mon. throush Fri.;; TIL 8
pm. Sat; ..RTs q CRAFTS, ga
Evening star., 1960-12-14

sDesd. liz new pVrssSls stes eonS SnSSnos
Ss5: IA. 1878. -
Evening star., 1960-12-14

and orchestra instruments-We
have the largest selection in the
Washington area. See US for
worthwhile savings. Easy terms.
KITS, Washington's largest
music store. 1880 g st. NV. RE.
7-02l2; Alex. Branch, 1921 Mt
Vernon ave. XII. S-S6S6. (Alex
Evening star., 1960-12-14

S1495
BLAIR's TV. 5422 Western Ave-.
NV. Mon through Pri. Til 0
2416 wisconsin Ave. NV.
Daily to z; Saturday. 8 PM.
TV XMAS SALE
Evening star., 1960-12-14
HELP DOMESTIC

EXPERIENCED COOK or waiter for
business or private family with
references. Call LU. 4.S442.
MEN AVAILABLE for yard work.
houssyork. painting. etc. NE.
Evening star., 1960-12-14

RAIN PARTS, for new Lionel.
exc sxsellsnt ss9onnddition; best offer.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1960-11-10
World Community
Day Is Observed

World Community Day was OBJ
served by the United Church
Women Of the Oakland community
las, Friday November 4, at the
Ev United Brethren church at
Loeb Lynn with As members. IS
churches and eight denominations
represented.
The theme was Health and
World Peace" with Mrs. Earl Roth
in charge. Devotions were read by
Mrs. willard Swartzenruber. Mrs,
Hmiand Paugh and Mrs. Junior
Paugh sang a duet A panel Of four
women discussed conditions now
prevailing in Ethiopia. Chile. Bur-
ma and Nigeria Participating were
Mrs. Joe Sweitzer, Mrs. Luke Wal
ter. Mrs. James Remley and Mrs.
William Ritchey.
An offering was taken and cloth
ING, nightgowns and pajamas for
chi dren were brought. They will
be sent to countries where help is
needed
Az a business meeting conducted
BY Mrs. Harold White, officers and
chairmen we're installed for the
ucy year. They include Mrs.
Rucbon Fazenbaker, president;
Mrs. Harold White, vice-president;
Mrs. Wilmer Friend, secretary;
Mrs. Ernest Spoerlcin, treasurer;
committee chairmen: Mrs. Glenn
OBricn. Christian World Missions;
Mrs. Alvin Friend, world day of
prayer: Mrs. J. S. Kuhnle, Chris
uan Social Relations; Mrs. w. j.
Buchcv, May fellowship day; Mrs.
willard SWartzentruber, Christian
world relations; Mrs. Jane Tucker,
world community day; Mrs. Edward
W.ager. leadership education; Mrs.
Waiter DeBerry, public relations;
Mrs. Harvey SWartzentruber, THE
Church Woman; Mrs. William Bill,
finance: Mrs. Hope Moon and Mrs.
Edward ?. Kahl, nominating; Mrs
willard SWartzentruber, repre-
sentative.
Refreshments were served by the
host church.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1960-11-10

Burns, Wolford Fernando, Lawrence
Berry, Tom Forman, Dale Ellis,
Porter WEIGH, Ricky McManis,
Carolyn Simmons, and JEANNE
Foley. Mr.. Harold Miller accom-
panied the Southern group.
Cheerleaders Chosen
Southern has three sets Of cheer
leaders for the first time in the
schools history when Charlotte
Damon. Kathy Gender, and Stan
ley Hardesty were chosen to lead
the yells for the junior varsity
basketball team.
Kathryn Mosser, Shirley Warren
Charlotte McIntire, Margaret Nally
and Marie Gender make up the
varsity squad Of cheerleaders.
The junior high cheerleaders are
Jill Jones, Sharon Custer, Sheila
Tasker, Deanna Fike and Greg
Kerins.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1960-11-10
Southern Speaks
BY Dale Ellis


Committees have been set UP by
Miss Ann Dilgard, faculty advisor,
and Dick Stuck, president of the
STUDENT Council, for the coming
year
Dale Ellis is the chairman Of the
Elections Committee with mis- as
sistauts being Kathy Campbell,
Kalay Gender, and Carole Camp
bell The Point Committee is
headed by Linda Tects, chairman,
with Joyce Sisler Cindy White,
Sally Buchanan, Dennis Sanders,
Barbara 10 Rice. and Jim Craig
being board members.
Barbara 10 Rice heads the FL
nance Committee. Members are
Carolc Campbell, Dale Ellis, and
Roberta Dewitt. The Social Com
mittee is headed by Barbara
George. Anne Gibson, Sharon
Goodwin. and John Sanders are
board members.
The Fire Drill Committee, un-
der the direction Of jim Craig, has
Jack Jones, Charles Teets. and
Cindy White as board members.
Dennis sanders controls the Hand
book and Directory Committee
with his assistants being Roberta
Dewitt, Joyce Stsler, and Kathy
Gender.
Bowers, Ellis Named
Roxie Bowers and Dale Ellis
have been named by Miss Roberta
Cogley. instructor. to serve as CO.
editors of The Acorn Southern's
school paper for the coming year.
Miss Bowers has been on the
staff for two years while this is
Ellis third year. He writes the
Southern Speaks column and the
high school column for the Cum
berland Sunday Times and most OF
the sports news from Southern
High School.
Sports Editor will be Dick Gnegy'
a sophomore, while Joyce Groves a
senior student, will serve as Bust
ness Manager.
Miscellaneous Items
Report cards were sent home to
parents on Monday evening with
the second grading period under
way now.
Students from Southern who
went to the United Nations last
week returned to Oakland at APP
proximately 4:3O a. m, on Satur-
day.
It was understood that each stu
dent had a marvellous time as
they described it after touring
New York City and the United Ma
tons.
Students making the trip were
Pat Sacher, Roxie Bowers, janet
Phllippi, Kathryn Blizzard, Susan
Gibson. Carole Campbell, Jack
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SWALLOW FALLS

Mr.. and Mrs. Newton Ream, Mrs.
james limbaugh and family,
visited Nh and Mrs.. James San
dcrs near Oakland.
Fats Lambert, Frostburg. visited
Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald Reams on
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. William George
and family, Mr.. and Mrs, Robert
Beachy and family, were Sunday
dinner guests CT Mr. and Mrs.
Gerald Reams and family.
Larry and Jack Reams, Hagers-
town, visited relatives over the
weekend.
Visitors at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Beachy were Mr.. and
Mrs. Leroy Carr, Mr.. and Mrs.
William George and son, Mr..
James WcrdebaugL, Mrs Verna
Helms. Bud Helms Arthur George,
Mrs. Harland Bowman. McHenry.
Mr.. ard Mrs. Frank Bolyard
Crellin, were Sunday dinner guests
OF Mrs. Carl Winters.
Mr.. and Mrs, IIarland Reams
visited Mr. and Mrs. Newton
Reams. Sunday
n
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EVANSVILLE COMMUNITY
SALE
GrantsVille, Maryland

Hogs. top barrows and gifts, 1880
to 1850 hwy. butcher 1900; butcher
sows, 1400; feeder shoats, 525 to
$50.
Veal, good, 24.OO to 2775; stand
ard 1900 to 1925; utility, 1000 to
140O.
Sheep and Lambs, good, 1850;
utility, 1880 to 1475.
Steers, standard, POLO.
Heifers, utility, 1000 to 1400.
Cows, utility, 1910 to 1850; can
ner and cutter. $40 to 11.80.
Bulls, cutter and utility, 1400
Yearling Steers, good, 220O to
2400; medium POLO to 22O0.
Eggs, jumbo, 81 to S5c doz; large,
go TO Gao doz.; medium, AZ to SOC
doz.; small, IS to Acc doz.