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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-16
by BETTY BEALE
star STAR Writer

Mrs. John F. Kennedy al
ready has chosen the person
who will be her social secre-
tary in the White House.
SHE is TISH BALDRIGE,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Malcolm Baldrige of this
city. ~
Mr.. Baldrige Is a former
Republican member Of Con-
gress from Nebraska. He also
has been q. delegate to two
Republican National conven-
tons. He now is general
counsel for the United States
Sugar Cane Reflners Asso-,
citation.
fish, whose real name is
Letitia but nobody calls her.
that any more than anyone
calls Jackie Kennedy "Jac-
queline." is a longtime
friend of the next First
Lady.
Both went to fashionable
Miss Porter's School in
Pennington at the same time,
though fish was two years
ahead of Jackie. Tish was
thus a junior at vassar when
Jackie arrived in Poughkeep-
sic as d freshman.
Their friendship continued
in Paris where the vibrant,
gay and very efficient young
Miss Baldrige went following
graduation to serve as secre-
Jary to Evangeline Bruce
when Evangeline's husband,
David K. E. Bruce, was
American Ambassador to
France.
The beautiful young honor
grade student, Jacqueline
Bowler, was in Paris the
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1960-01-28
o Drugs & MOngolisnl

Q. Would you please discuss
the Pap. or smear test for GER
VicaI cancer? I hare heard that
this test reveals cancer years
before il can otherwise be de-
fected.
A. In its earliest stage of devel-
opment, cancer of the ceryiX
meek of the womb seems to be
confined to surface tissue for
some time months, perhaps, but
not years. before it penetrateS
into the deeper structures. The
best chance for cure is during
the early, surface stage. Several
tests can be used TO detect trou-
bic early, one of which is the
Papanicolaou or smear test. This
test is based upon the fact that
cancer cells are more loosely
attached TO one another than
normal cells. They thus tend to
shed more easily and, in cervical
cancer, the abnormal cells tend
to collect in the vagina. Cells
are obtained by Swab, spread or
smeared on a glass slide, and
studied under a microscope. The
Pap. test has the advantage, so
far as the patient is concerned,
of being quite painless and SIM
pie. If suspicious cells are found,
other tests are made to confirm
or definitely rule out cancer.
More about the Pap. test next
week.
O. I understand that the drug
DE4 (dehydroepiGndrOSferOnp)
(,0heto!) is a big help for mon
gOIoid children. HON. is il giUen
and is it really eGeciire?-
Mrs. X.
A. The use of dehydroepiandro-
Sterone in mongolism was report
ed in 1858 by Spanish physi-
clan. The drug was given by in
Questions directed 10 Science Editor
N. Y. 10, N. Y. will be Incorporated
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1960-01-28
Schaible Addresses
Oakland Civic Club

Wesley Schaible, cashier of the
Garrett National Banl, in Oakland,
was the speaker at The Civic club
luncheon held Tuesday afternoon
al the William-James hotel. His
topic was wills and Ways to ri
nancial Security"
Mr.. Schaiblc told his listeners
that TO handle finances wisely one
must have a plan and work it. Say
ings banks were presented to each
person present.
Mrs. Henry w. McComas, presi-
dent presided and MIS- f. l. Baum
gartner, program chairman, in~
troduced the speaker. A native Of
Baltimore Mr. Schaible studied
banking at the American Institute
of Banking in that city. followed
accounting at the Walton School
Of Commerce and studied about
income tax at the University of
Maryland. He served as teller and
bookkeeper at the Carrollt0n bank
Of Baltimore the Peoples Bank OF
PikcsvillC and Baltimore National
bank. going from there to Fair
field. Pa. where he was cashier
for eight years prior to coming to
Oakland. Since coming to Oakland
he has installed a complete new
accounting system and has in
creased the banks volume of bust
ness over one and one-half mil
lion dollars.
Mrs Shelby Walthall was re-
ceived as new member and four
others were guests, Mrs. Mead
Foster, Mrs. Charles Briner, Mrs.
Stuart HamiI, and Mrs. Jean Ash
by The committee on arrange
ments for the luncheon included
Mrs. O. T. eraser. Mrs. Creigh
Teets, Mrs Thomas johnson and
Mrs. Virgil Jones.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1960-01-28

william d. Rees returned TO his
home on Tuesday after undergoing
an operation in the Garrett County
Memorial hospital several days ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Phillips
have returned to their home after
a weekend in Washington, d. c.,
as a guest Of their daughter Miss
Carol Phillips.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred f. Beachy,
Oakland, Mrs. Silas Beachy and
Mrs. r. l.. Emory. of Bittinger left
Sunday for a three weeks trip to
points of interest in Florida.
Ralph Prtts, ST.. still remains
a patient at the Garrett County
Memorial hospital after having
suffered a heart attack but is
showing improvement and may be
able to return to his home al the
end of the week.
George CLANCY, of Mt. Lake
Park, was informed of the death
Of his sister, Mrs. Mary Elizabeth
Clingerman, Of Largent, w. Va.
which occurred Monday at the
home of a daughter. Mrs. Anna
Hiett, of Paw Paw W Va Funeral
services are being conducted this
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Dewitt and
daughter, of Pittsburgh. Pa. re-
turned to their home Monday af-
ter spending several days here
with the formers parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Richard Dewitt, Rosedalc.
Over the weekend they and Mr..
and Mrs. Richard Dewitt visited
Mr. and Mrs Donald Dewitt in
Gaithersburg.
Mrs. Frederick Thayer, Sr., was
able to resume ner duties as
teacher of music III the public
schools of the county this week
after having been confined to her
home for several days as the re-
suit of an automobile accident on
Wednesday, January 20 Mrs.
Thayer skidded off the icy high
way Just north Of McHenry, while
returning TO her home from Acct
dent. and suffered painful but not
serious injuries. The ear remained
upright
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1960-01-28
FIiglllanders Grab
9Th Victory Is 81

Led by Dick Stuck and Terry
Colaw who scored a total OF As
points between them, Southern
High Highlanders defeated Terra
Alta High at Terra Alta last Fri
day night. The final score was IS
to 81.
Terra Alta led 90 to II at the
end of the first period but South
crn poured in 25 points in the
second period against for Terra
Alta. to lead 3G TO 26 at the half.
The Highlanders led the rest Of
the way holding a 48-39 edge at
the end of the third period They
scored p points in the final period
while holding Terra Alta to -.
Stuck had % points for the eve
ming and Terry Coiaw had "a.
Stuck had Z field goals and Il of
IS fouls. ColaW had 9 field goals
and 6 of - fouls. Stcmplc had 5,
Wine 9 Ron ColaW TO- and Boil
yard TO complete the scoring.
James and Prince were non-scor-
ing as were also Miller and Propst.
Metheny led tine Terra Alta
team with q points on 10 field
goals and one foul. Wilcs had 6,
Bond 4. Hill 10. hardwood ?. Cut-
ter ,. Non-scoring were Sterling.
Grimm, Martin, Fraley. Teets and
Nordcck.
The IIighlanders coached by
Carl Schoonovcr had only one
more field goal than Terra Alta
but outpointed them at the foul
line % out Of AZ. compared to 9
of IS for their opponents.
In the first game of the series,
won also by the Highlauders, they
scored IS points to AZ for their
opponents.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1960-01-28
Lions Are JoiIed-But
1t Was All! In Fun

Lions club antics went a little
farther than two of the members
anticipated Monday evening and
as result Robert Stanton and
Charles Meyer found themselves
behind bars for over an hOur.-But
it was all in Jest.
Apparently it was "old officers"
night and Bob Stanton was in the
position as tail tWister. He cut off
a few ties and when some of the
members refused to pay the reg
ular fine of ten cents he drew out
a As revolver and fired at one Of
the members.
OF course it was only a blank
but it made a whale of a noise
Sheriff jim Frantz was summoned
and was informed OF the shenani-
gans. AS he started to cart Bob
Stanton away Charles Meyer got
unruly by tossing roll at Stanton,
SO Frantz coliared him too.
Towny Naylor got some good
camera shots of the two behind
bars. TOO late for publication and
Father Carney, seeing the con-
fusion, from the Rectory across
the street came over to the sheriff's
office to see what mad happened
to two of his faithful parishioners.
Somebody called their wives and
a modified bedlam prevailed-but
only for q brief time. 1t was all in
fun, everybody finally realized
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1960-01-28
Al Republican Meet

Mrs. Kermit Glotfelty, of Bit
finger, president OF the County
Republican Women's club, attended
q board meeting of the Federation
OF Republican Women Of Maryland
at Friendship airport, Baltimore,
on January 10.
The Federation voted gift of
$500 for the Bertha Adkins Fellow
ship fund for college scholarships
to young women majoring in politi-
cal science, government and pol
tiles, being given by AAUW, of
which Miss Adkins is a member.
The money was contributed as a
tribute of respect for Miss Adkins
work in the Republican party. She
is now under secretary Of health,
education and welfare.
Special activities on February %
for the party's welfare were urged
by the Federation president and
those present were urged to read
editorials from newspapers on
election issues and make a file of
each candidates stand on major
issues.
A Women's national conference
was set for April 2-5 in Washing
ton. The party's goal in 1860 is TO
mobilize our differences into
strengths" A survey showed that
50 million young people will be
of voting age in the coming cleo
ton.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1960-01-28

Gerald Minnich was a business
visitor in Hagerstown on Monday
Mrs. Charles Paugh, Deer Park.
was q recent afternoon visitor of
Mrs Roy Shank.
Miss Grace Jones, who has been
spending the winter at Bethesda.
was in Oakland last Friday and
Saturday.
state Senator Bernard |. Gender
is out again after having been con-
fined TO his home for several days
with illness.
Sheriff James f. Frantz is back
ON the job after having been a
patient in Garrett County Me
mortal hospital for Il few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Lemmert.
JohustOWn, Pa. were Sunday WISH
tors of his parents. Mn and Mrs.
James c. Lemmert, Monte Vista
road
Recent patients in the Garrett
County Memorial hospital were
Mrs Nellie Warsaw and Charles
Blamble of the Red House com
munity.
Bruce Swift and Jackie Rice, of
Silver Spring were weekend
guests of the formers grandpar-
cnts Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Lohr
Mrs. Lohr has been i'll at her home
for the past several weeks but is
now slowly improving. Recent
guests at the Lohr home were Mr..
and Mrs. Harry GaNun, also of
Silver Spring Mrs. GaNun is a
sister of Mrs. Lohr.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1960-01-28
Openings Still Available
For Scout Jumboree

Potomac Council, Boy Scouts of
America, announced it had only
u vacancies remaining for a trip
to Colorado Springs, Colo, in July,
to the national jamboree.
Harry J. Biggs. council jamboree
chairman, said scouts must notify
the council headquarters right
away for reservations to be as
sured space for he trip. The
council made reservations in De-
cember for 81 boys and three
leaders and if not filled soon may
have TO be forfeited.
A S25 deposit is required with
every application. Total cost of
the trip will be S165.
The national jamboree, being
held this year in conjunction with
the golden anniversary of scout
ing, is expected to attract $1,000
youths. The local group will leave
July 10 and return July 81.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1960-01-28
Huskies Are Losers
To LaSalle IS to ~

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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1960-01-28
Northern Lights
Margaret I4etz

Dcvotiors over the p. A, sys-
TEN were led by Shirley Fike. vice
president OF the Bible Study Club.
Club and class presidents met
with Mrs Bcachy. Student C0uu-
Gil Advisor. and Student Council
officers
A movie, Happy Hour No. s.,
including "Goodnisht Elmer, -
Robot" and Case of the Missing
Hare" was shown to Northern
students and faculty This is the
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1960-01-28
DIED
MRS. MARY JORDAN

MRS. MARY JORDAN
Mrs. Mary S. Joidan. aged So,
died at her home in Bayard on
Wednesday, January p.
Born in Grant county she was
a daughter Of the late Daniel and
Eva Lee Rinker. Mrs. Jordan was
a member Of Fairvicw church Of
the Brethren.
Survivors include four children,
Thomas w. and Daniel N. Cosner
and Frank II. Jordan. al Of Bayard:
Mrs. Bessie Root, Mt. Lake Park:
two brothers, Raphael Rinker.
LaureIdale, W. Va. and James
Rinker. Bayard; three sisters, Mrs.
Emma Knots, Bayard; Mrs. Dora
Gordon, Gormania; and Mrs. Meg
gle Cosncr, Bismarck; Is grand
children and Is Great grandchil-
dren
Services will be conducted on
Friday afternoon at , o'clock from
the Bayard Methodist church by
Rev. Eugene Matthews assisted by
Rev. C. NJ. Ford. BugM will be in
TIE Bayard cemetery
The body is at the Leighton
Funeral home Oakland and will
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A record breaking Florida cold
wave threatened the states multi
million dollar citrus crop.
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Oakland Personals

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Mr. Alex Close, Washington, D.
G.. and Miss Carolyn Close, Of Ar
lineton, Va, spent the weekend
here with their parents, Mr., and
Mrs. Bruce Close.
The rank of Knight will be con-
ferred on a class of candidates ON
Friday evening by Garrett Lodge
No. l13. Knights OF Pythias, at
Castle Hall. Oakland.
Miss Carol Wilt Falls Church,
Va, spent the weekend with her
parents. Mr. and Mrs Robert Wilt.
She is employed by The u S. air
force at the Pentagon.
William Deckman has enlisted
in the army paratroopers and is
taking his basic training at Fort
Jackson. South Carolina. He is
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
StraWscr.
Mrs. George Fit2erwater has re-
turned to her home in Mt. Lake
Park after a visit with her son
and daughter-in-law. Mr. and Mrs.
Wilmer Fitzwater and family in
Elliston, Va.
Mr. and Mrs. Willard Trout an
nOunce the birth of a daughter,
Cynthia Lou. in Sarasota Memorial
hospital, Sarasota, Fla, on Friday
January 8. Mrs. Trout is the former
Rita johnson, of Oakland.
Miss Beverly Shank, of Falls
Church, Va, spent the weekend
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Roy Shank, and sister. She is en-
ployed by the U. S. air force in the
Pentagon in Washington.
Mrs. Reaford Purbaugh fell on
the icy streets Saturday evening
and broke her right arm just above
the wrist. She was on her way to
choir practice at the Methodist
church when the accident occur
red.
Among those in Baltimore on
Wednesday evening to attend a
Republican dinner We're Walter w.
Dawson, w. Dwight Slower and
Cheston II. Browning Sr., from
Oakland; and Mrs. Kermit Glot-
felty, Bittinger.
Mrs. Luther L. Hare, Baltimore,
has slowly improved following a
hip operation on January IL She
is in Sinai hospital and will re-
main there until early next month.
She and her husband, the Rev
Luther L. Hare, were former resi-
dents OF Oakland.
Mrs. Raymond Bennighof and
children returned Sunday to their
home at Phoenix. Md, after spend
ing the past week with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Boyd Paugh,
while her husband was in San
Diego, Calf, on business for Air
craft Armaments, of Baltimore.
Miss Roberta Cogley will address
members OF the Luther League Of
St Marks church or the subject
Youth and Politics." at the reg
ular meeting on Sunday evening,
January 81. II will be held at $50
in the Assembly room. Willard
Ann Glotfelty vii lead the devo-
lions. All young people are invited.
Mrs. Edith Byers, clerk in the
office of Robert NJ Maroney, trial
magistrate, was in Clarksburg, w.
Va, on Tuesday to be with her
daughter Marjorie who underwent
an operation in a Clarksburg hos
rital. Miss Byers was one of those
injured in the train-bus crash on
the Mt. Lake crossing on Septem-
Der 10.
Members of the United Lutheran
Church Women of St Marks
church will meet Wednesday eve
ming, February 3, at 73O, at the
home of Mrs. Cecil Smith. Mrs.
Karl Kahl will lead the topic, Who
Is My Neighbour" Mrs. Paul Hine-
baugh will give the book review
on Africa Quarterly thank-offer-
ing will be received
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lection for long periods. The doc
tor concluded that DFA is the
most effective agent vet found
for mongolism. However, the
treatment does not transform the
mongoloid into a normal child.
On the other hand, DFA is re-
ported to improve the physical
appearance and mental condi-
ton of such patients; TO make
the mongoloid features less no.
ticeable; and TO help the child
make a better social and family
adjustment. 1t is only fair TO
point out that vitaminS, thyroid,
glutamic acid, and other forms
of treatment have also had their
day. The abnormalities of mon
golism are already present at
birth and it is very unlikely that
a cure" will ever be found.
Q. Can athletic performance be
imprOred by taking pep pills?
A. Perhaps, but use of drugs for
this purpose has been condemned
by the American Medical Asso-
citation and various athletic asSo-
Citations. Amphetamine drugs
C'pep pills') even in moderate
doses can cause addiction and
produce other harmful effects.
Such agents are, of course, per-
fectly satisfactory for use by doc
tors for well-recognized medical
indications. This does not include
their use TO pep up" athletes.
The professional dispensing of
prescribed medicine is the sery-
ice by which we are best known
TO the public and physicians. May
we suggest that you list our
phone number under 'P" for
Prescriptions and call us when
you have one to be filed.
S, 20. Boy 800, Madison So. Sta,
in these columns when possible.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1960-10-20

Mrs. Reaford j. Purbaugh and
children spent Friday in Morgan
town, w. Va.
Mrs. Cecil Smith and Mr.. and
Mrs. Realord Purbaugh spent last
week travelling through part of the
New England states.
Mrs. Harry Methaney, Baltimore,
is visiting her son-in-law and
daughter, the Rev. and Mrs. VIM.
Ernest Fox.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Jackson
and daughter, Of Arden, Del,
were weekend visitors of Mr.. and
Mrs. William M. Lantz, Center
street.
Cheston H. Browning, son of MIR.
and Mrs. Cheston Browning, Jr.,
Pennington street, holds member
ship in the Student Council of the
Mercersburg Academy, according
to a recent announcement. Mem
bers of council are elected or APP
pointed to represent the various
dormitory floors and outstanding
organizations of the academy
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Oakland Personals


Mr.. and Mrs. Bliss Hahn are
celebrating their 56th wedding an
niversary on Wednesday, October
26, at their home in Loch Lynn
Heights.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald r. Sincell
spent several days this week with
their son-in-law and daughter, Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Hesen, in Tow
son and vacationed in nearby areas.
Mr. and Mrs. Carlton Bowser
are in Baltimore this week attend
ing meeting of the Independent
Agents Insurance Association.
They plan to return to Oakland
today.
John Forman motorcd TO Balti-
more Saturday night and on Sun
day returned 10 Oakland with his
wife and TIRES children, who had
visited Mrs. Forman's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Sam Butt, for several
days.
Howard j. White and Fred Fell
ton, of the Carnation company,
plan to leave this weekend for
Pittsburgh where they will fly to
Madison, Wisconsin for a meeting
with Carnation company officials
and some meetings at the Univer-
sity of Wisconsin.
Mrs. William J. Ritchey has pur-
chased the home of Mrs. J. d. Oar
by, at the north edge Of town, and
after making a number of repairs,
will occupy it during the winter
months. She has resided on Penn
Point, Deep Greek Lake for the
past several years.
The leadership training class of
ST. Marks Lutheran church will
meet in the Assembly room on
Wednesday, October rs, at 7
o'clock. At 8 o'clock the Sunday
Church School association will
meet. 4 meeting of the Youth Staff
is set for the Parish house for
Thursday, October 81, at 1870,
Several students have been
pledged to sororities and fraterni-
ties at area colleges. Miss Willard
Ann Glotfelty, student at Wittcn-
berg University, Springfield, Ohio.
was pledged to Chi Omega sorority.
Miss Jane Hanst, student at West
Virginia University, was pledged
to Kappa Kappa Gamma. Steve Ma
lone, also a student at West Vir-
ginia university, was pledged to
Tau Kappa Epsilon fraternity.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1960-10-20
Civic Club Hears
District President

This Is To-day" was the sub
ject of an address by Mrs James
w. Douthat, president of the Mary
land Federation of Women's clubs,
at a joint meeting of the Civic
Club of Oakland and the Junior
Woman's Civic club, held Tuesday
at the William-James hotel
She also stressed the general
federation projects which included
getting out the vote, Latin Ameri-
can scholarships, U. S. bonds, COM
munity improvement contests, and
art students scholarships.
Mrs. Robert Klein, jr. director
of the Women's clubs. also outlined
the five projects sponsored by the
Junior clubs; Care, day in court,
She stressed the importance of
the Latin American scholarship
youth fitness, polio clinics and
stamps for veterans. Mrs. Herbert
Leighton sang two selections.
Mrs. Henry McComas, president
urged members to visit nursing
homes. Mrs. O. T. eraser, senior
club, and Mrs. Robert Proudfoot
junior club, were co-chairmen OF
the affair Assisting them were
Mrs. Hugh Echard, Mrs Irwin
Field, Mrs Creigh Teets, Mrs
Richard WEIGH, Mrs. Clayton White
Mrs. John Whitehair.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1960-10-20
Trooper Is Speaker
At Jr. Civic Club

Trooper First Class Donald
Tucker, Of the Maryland State
Police, was guest speaker at the
October meeting of the Junior
Woman's Civic club. He spoke Of
the history Of the state police and
related some Of his experiences
during his service.
Mrs. Doyle Biser was program
chairman and arrangements were
in charge of Miss Mary Bennett
and Mrs. Harland Bittinger.
Mrs. Harold Trickett, president,
urged continuation of the custom
of giving Christmas gifts to state
mental hospitals. These gifts to be
brought to the November meeting
Mrs Ralph Pritts, Jr., clothes
closet chairman, reported receiv-
ing requests for clothing from
various groups. Persons having
clothing to donate to the project
may contact Mrs. Pritts or Mrs
John Browning.
Mrs. Smith LantZ, membership
chairman, said prospective mem
bers would be invited to the No
vember meeting.
To further interest in the com
ing election, two state women were
featured in the October II meet
ing of the Board Of Directors OF
the First District, Maryland Fed
Grafton of Women's clubs. They
were Mrs. Robert Bonnell, Mary
land Republican Committee Wo-
man; and Mrs. Frank Otenasek
Maryland Democratic Committee
Woman. It was pointed out Garrett
county sent Representatives to the
session including Mrs. Henry Nc
COmas, president, Oakland Civic
club, Mrs E. l. Baumgartner, men,
tai health chairman for the fedora
ton, Mrs. Harold Trickett and Mrs.
Fred Thaycr III, president and
vice-president of the junior civic
club; Mrs. Herbert II Leighton
district chairman of Literature
and Drama. and Mrs. James Nc
Henry, district recording secretary.
Mrs. Leighton sang several selec-
tons as part Of the afternoon pro-
gram.