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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-08-14
Entertains Her
Bridge Club In New
Home On King St.

KEYSVILLE, Aug. 9 : Mrs.
R. L. Duffer entertained the
Monday evening bridge club at
dinner last week in her new
home on King Street.
Mrs. Daniel Travis and son,
Thomas. are visit g her son-in-
law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs.
Marvin Grimm, in Columbus,
Ohio. this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Davis
and daughter. of Alexandria.
visited his mother. Mrs. S. A.
Davis. several days last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. H Pettus
attended the meeting of the 5th
Judicial Bar Association at the
Weyanoke Hotel, Falmvllle. Fri
day eve: ing.
Miss Jane Larson, of Harris
onburg, visite d friends here,
last Thursday
Mrs. Zillah H. Shafer made a
business trip to Lynchburg last
Thursday
Dinner guests on Friday eve
ming of Mrs. ]. A, Upton, Jr.,
were her soG-in-laW, S. R. Pugh,
Jr., Wayne McDermott. and
Miss CYNTHIA Fitchett. of Glou-
cester county. and Miss Marion
Pointer. CT Mathews county,
Mrs. Pugh and son. Rick and
Scott. returned home with them,
after spending last week visit
ing her mother
Mrs. j. C. Priddy visited her
son and daughter-inlaW, broth
er-in-laW and sister. Mr.. and
Mrs. Hugh Priddy and Mr.. and
Mrs. H. R. Pettus, late last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gene HaW-
thorne and children, of Roa-
noke, visited his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. c. w. Hawthorne, this
week end
Mesdames H. H /. Hammer
Jr., and Kenneth Y. Dodson
visited their brOther-ln-laW and
sister. Mr.. and Mrs. Perry
Long. in Knoxville, Tenn, this
week end. Misses Susie and
Margaret Scott Hammer motor
ed home with their mother and
aunt, after visiting their uncle
and aunt in Knoxville for two
weeks.
The Rev. and Mrs. NJ. L
Yaple and daughters. Nancy
and Lee, attended the barbecue
and wiener roast given for the
Ministers and Wives Associa
ton by Mr.. and Mrs. ROLAND
Walker at their home in Vic
toria, Wednesday evening.
Dinner Guests
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. DAME
and children. Bill, Jack. anC
Sally, of Richmond, were Weel
end guests of Mr.. and Mrs. w
B. Lyle The Rev. j. Wilson
Rowe. Jr., and sons, Billy, jim
my. and Tommy. of Union. w
Va. and Mrs L. K. Gregor,
were also dinner guests. Sun
day. in the home of Mr.. ane
Mrs. j. F. Lyle. Mr.. and Mrs
Matthew Lyle and Nh. and Mrs
w. B. Lyle were co-hosts.
Mrs. j. D. Ramsey. Mr., an(
son. Danny, and Mrs. j. w
Wall. Jr.. and sons, jay ant
Neal. were business visitors il
Richmond.
Mrs. F. o. Erperson and Mrs
j. j. Epperson. of Stovall, ant
Mrs. Jimmy w al ker ant
daughters. of Nashville. Tenn.
visited Mr.. and Mrs R. P. Ep
person. last Thursday.
Mrs Charlie Rodriguez ant
son. T. c. of Dover. Del. AM
Miss Louise Ponton. of Ontario
visited their aunt. Mrs. Car
Eddlns, in Madison this weel
end.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. L. Duffe
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-08-14

Top Fry quality 10 distinctive ssphah
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20 YEAR BOND against specified roof
failure assure lasting. low cost pro-
lection.
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Low first cost in . roof built 10 HIGHEST
Fry standards. Weight spproximaieIy
z2o lbs. per square is massive looking
3-tsb asphalt single Of Uniform thick
ness. I5-YEAR BOND in event Of . speo;-
fled roof failure. This weight available
only 10 Frost White. Ebony and Moss
Green.
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CADILLACS

THE DISCRIMINATING BUYER
SO "6O-S'' Fleetwood 4-door, FAC
TORY AIR. low mileage, immac
Alpine white. A real outstanding
car. 1926.
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TEMPLE
MOTOR CO.
BUICK, FIAT, OPEL
AUTH. DEALER
1912 DIAGONAL RID.

BUICK 81 4-dr. hardtop, p.s., p.b.,
treads. Motor overhauled, new
carb., radiator, shocks, drive shaft.
owner. DU. 2-3094, CT. 6-S030.
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PAUL BROS.
(OLDS)
USED CARS
ann 40 nm ~ II

wis. and Ellicott NV. KE. 7-130s
OLDSMOBILE 81 F-S5 de luxe A.
Or. sedan, white, auto. trans,
p.s., r. and h.. underseal, seat
covers, 10000 mi. only. Showroom
cond. owner going abroad.
S2,3OO OIL. 2-0560
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

RAMBLER SO. Must sell. economy
20 4-dr. sed., 7. and h.. auto, l
OWNER. eve. Code 3Ol PA. $500.
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SO De Ville-type coupe: full power,
including windows, $4,000 miles,
BiScayne blue. One of the sharp
est we've seen. S2,995,
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PiiSDs ron RENT, only " per
me- e,s9o q ~, iin, n,rb. ps'n fs,sy
KfrTS 20 convenient iocatlonsi,
dhtn-, 1880 q 81, NV RE =
H9iai Alex eb9i Nj, vernon ave ,
XII s.sHkB. ConErestional Plaza
~ sppina ttf, Rockville pike, ia
7.sl9u tAil stores open ewes,
ffI "A a m pNeeBt Sat
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Room, no meals eiT.t3I VIZ,
with meals, Sg0.N4H wk. -
91iO AaHMFAD ph tn2 $3.50
or Conn. Ave, q blocks North Of
DUPONT Cir, on kaloramA square
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ROOMS FURRIsHED-R.W.
ALTURAS HOTEL
PHONE 332-3985

Excel, location ioir- Xmas season
sightseeing, mr.. White House and
new State Dept. SCI. with bath,
- up, dbls, with bath, SIS IN
Wkly rates SIS up. EX. 3-2224.
A SHEPHERD ST. home has Ice,
rm; for 81 VIZ. ! refined en-
ployed woman. TU. 2-6sll.
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HELP WOMEN
WOMEN WANTED
DANCE TEACHERS TRAINING
FREE

age 81. So per hour, plus
bonuses, paid vacation, group hos
pitali2ation. pension plan, plus ex-
cellent executive position. open full
or part time Apply FRED AS
TAIRE DANCE STUDIO, 1921 G
An equal DUAL o mSSfi e employer. pm
YOUNG LADY
Over 81. must be able to speak
German. for teniporary interest
ing work as interpreter. Must be
willing to travel. Salary ana eX-
penses paid. In reply state age.
phone number and references
Write Box 1866, Star.
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FURS

A group OF secondhand used furs
for sale. Black dyed Persian lamb
tt STsi minE coats ana many 's others
Fur products labeled 70 show
furs. DIsTRIcT STORAGE CO.,
- Pierce st. NV. between L and
y. SIS" y. scsspiitsol and LIST st''
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BELLEVUE HOTEL
280 ROOMS
ALL WITH BATHS

CAFETERIA ON PREMISES
Dlgnified atmosphere, . blocks
from Senate and House Office
Buildings. Limited number OF
rooms. $50 month. Call Mr..
boVRkE. Mgr. NE. $4,000. is
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NtAN Y, n, IAPITOL
The New" Dodge House

~ CAPITOL AND Y SITS, NV.
Beautiful, new lobby, dining room
and cocktail lounge
RIM, with water $50 mo. up.
bath IN bali,
Rates incl, weekly. maid and linen
.s,tvles AZ holsl faculties ires
roof garden, parking. Apply ho-
Vel or call MI. Ormand, Ma. -
1900.
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HELP WOMEN
SECRETARY

Challenging opportu-
nifty for a top secre-
tary to work for exec
utive of national in
dustrial organization
in Dupont Circle area.
Applicants must be
highly competent in
all Secretarial and
Stenographic skills. To
age 80. Salary COM
mensurate with abil-
ity. Write Washing
ton Star, Box 397-G,
Star.
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MISCELLANEOUS WAaTED
DOGS, PETS, ETC.

BEAGLE PUPPTEs, 2 males. . fe.
males, make good hunters or pets.
Ni9 male. $40 female. Call be-
fore q pm. KE, $1,000,
CAIRN TERRIER. \ wks, Axe
Reg, champ. blood line, male,
fem, Shots. paper trained, VIII
hold till Xmas, ul--7Sa.7f0H.
CHIHUAHUA PUPs-i male. yr.
old, brown fem \ mo. tan,
/ fem, . yrs, tan, AcK. 73B.B747,
CHIHUAHUA PUPS. male. weeks
old, fawn oolored $50 each. 773-
IVA.
COOKERS, ENGLIsH-AKc, Cham.
MON sired, ready and villing 70
no. Tw. 3.nBi7, CIR. J-jnsB
COLLIE PUPPITs-AKc. little Las.
sizes, raised In home excellent
Christmas gifts, 500, Tw. 3.g6i5,
COLLIE PUPs ron CHRISTMAS,
sable, and tri, Axe req, shott
and vOrmsd, = wks old. Call
50i-2b7-a76s, after s pm.
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ANGUS EOR EOR sAEMcELLAnEOu uR SALE
(coNrINUeD)

ANTIQUES - Chinese Chippendale
3. pieces, .settee. straight and arm
chairs. all beaut. carved. round
birdcage table. Duncan Phyfe love
chairs. tables, o!somans, large ~;
sheraton sideboard. andirons,
Pvt. home. EN-. 1886.
AQUARIUM, 10 GAL, heayy-duty
pump, filter and extras. S25.
Call EN-. 3-656l after 8 pm.
AoUARIUMS = Stainless steel, 8.
approx. ESQ gals. some stands
and lights. Sacrifice. WA. 7-i450,
BAKING EQUIPMENT. oven, 30
at. mixer with attach, bread
slicer. wk, tbls,. refgr.. showcases.
gas range, misc. items. Call Pa
24"3 between q and o pm,
BEDROOM SET, B-piece twin ma
hogany. Dbl. bed. also. Good cond.
DI. 7-47S6 or FE. 3-625T.
BICYCLE-Girl's 24", SIS, Xmas
sivlng condition. Ewes, IKE, S-4023,
BICYCLE = One .0-in. Girls; l
Wonder rock. horse; both in good
cond, Call WA. 7-5S42.
BICYCLES ~, size is" to s6".
Priced IS TO $3.50. Phone 935-
BICYCLE 20" English. 3 speed
excel. cond.. S25. Also racing han
die bar, seat, 20. IA. 7-7l23.
BICYCLES-Boy's and girls, 20, "a
and 20 inch, S1b each. bD06
10th Ave, Hyattsville. Md, S64-
2all.
BICYCLE. boys ga, Rixe West
German make), nearly new. $50,
KE. S-5e7S.
BICYCLES-Boy's, girls, recondn
painted. SIS. Sat.-Sun. til 3 pm:
Wkdays, $3.50 $3.50 pm. Rear OF
aaaa Rhode Island ave. ne.
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PIANO, antique square baby prand,
exceptional eondy lovely rosewood
case, Rotosbroil Maple crib, saefi.
flee. RA, 6si2b0.
Evening star., 1962-09-09

l"Republicrats." @ pretty nasty
epithet among New HAMPSHIRE
folk who take their Republic
canism seriously.
Even Mrs. Bridges femininity
is an issue.
Just because she's the widow
of our great late Senator" goes
one Bass approach, that
doesn't mean she's qualified to
sit in the United States Senate. /"
And all three men in the race
have found occasion to ask
voters something like: IF your
doctor died. would you go to
his widow for treatmentY'
Mrs. Bridges only smiles
grimly and sighs. Its like
religion" she says about the
feminine issue" You don't
know what effect it's having on
the people,"
About the only sure thing in
sight this week end is that
Senator Norris Cotton will win
his COP. nomination fight
against Norman lie Page, 3e-
year-old public accountant.
Senator Cotton, now senior
Senator from New Hampshire,
stayed in Washington to avoid
the bruising party fracas here
and shows no aspirations for
Senator Bridges role as party
boss.
Evening star., 1962-09-09

Mrs. Bridges to the Senate va
cancy last November that trig-
gered the current uproar and
shattered q political and per-
sonal friendship that had wealth
cred 10 years.
But that's Just the main event
on the card in the sun-dappled
hills and towns Of this normally
peaceful part Of New England.
The side shows are going full
blast. -.4
With Mr.. Bass and Mrs. Mer-
row out Of the House races this
year. IL other Republicans are
campaigning to take their
places - five of them former
aides Of Senator Bridges.
you never saw so much
hand-shaking going on in New
Hampshire" quipped Gov
Powell.
Not even the shrewdest pol
iticians in the ate-includine
taciturn Sherman Adams, for
mer Governor and one-time No
i lieutenant of former Presi-
dent Eisenhower-will hazard
an outright prediction Of the
outcome Tuesday.
Has the Name
Mr.. Bass appears to be hold
ing q slim edge In the scramble
for Senator Bridges old seat.
With q vote-getting name as
the son Of q former governor
and descendant Of an old YAM
kee family. Mr.. Bass has been
quietly talking UP his "Eisen-
hover Republicanism" in the
crossroad stores and at the raj
lies in the industrial cities.
But Mrs. Bridges and Mr..
Murphy are considered to be
within overtaking distance. Mr..
Morrow. who jumped in late is
expected to finish last.
Mrs. Bridges has been at
Evening star., 1962-09-09

M. Ter Horst IS a staff member Of
ths Detroit News Washington
49, = ----------
Evening star., 1962-09-09

II
Nj. Muller is q staff writer for the
Detroit News. I
cent Of the women voters pick
ing Mr.. Romney, only 46.3 per
cent wanting Gov. Swanson.
Among men. 51.2 percent want
Gov. Swanson, 4S.2 Mr.. Rom
ney.
Negroes Back Swanson
Despite strenuous efforts to
increase the Republican vote
among traditionally Demo-
cratic Negroes, Mr.. Romney
has slipped slightly in that
area. In May, Mr.. Romney
held 10.7 per cent Of the Negro
vote, Gov. Swanson S2.8 per
cent. Today. Mr.. Romney has
10.6 per cent Of the Negro vote.
Gov, Swanson 88.5 per cent.
Since May, Mr.. Romney has
increased his percentage in
highly industrialized and union
lied Wayne County Detroit)
from 30.3 to 35.5 per cent. Gov.
Swanson has boosted his from
60.2 per cent to 63.3 per cent.
Mr.. Romney's strength is
based in urban areas outside
of Detroit and rural areas.
There he takes So per cent Of
the vote to 41.6 per cent for
Gov. Swanson. Roughly go
per cent Of the Michigan vote
is in this category.
Last Mays poll showed Mr..
Romney trailing In all age
groups below SO. In the new
poll, he takes the 40-49-year
age group from Gov. Swanson
and shows heavy gains in the
30-39 year old group. This Is
taken as evidence he is cutting
into the age groups which re-
peatedly supported former DEM
ocratic Gov. q. Mennen VIII
hams in six successful cam
paigns for Governor.
Evening star., 1962-09-09

tacking Mr.. Bass with an In
tensity that bellies her appear
ance. Campaigning with the
slogan Styles Bridges Repubn-
canism." the 47-year-old blond
third wife Of the late Senator
has also been able to use q
weapon denied her rivals-the
feminine approach.
Him Doloris Bridges, /"
she says. extending a hand with
q quick smile and a casual air.
Her campaign is In counter
point-coffees with elderly
folks who dotted on her hus-
band. and sidewalk tours or
ganized by q flying squadron"
Of eager collegiate conservatives
from the campuses that dot
New England.
From Democratic Family
Mr.. Murphy, an attorney
from q traditionally Catholic
Democratic family, is trying to
convince New HampShiremen
that his one-year experience in
the Senate shouldn't be thrown
away for q newcomer.
Alike In their conservatism,
Mrs. Bridges and Mr.. Murphy
have failed away at Mr.. Bass
and Mr.. Morrow for supporting
the Kennedy foreign trade
liberalization bill. With heavy
economic dependence on textile,
shoe and wood-processing in
dustries, voters here are sensi-
tive about the competition from
cheaper foreign imports.
Mr.. Bass, one Of the mildest
men in Congress. keeps talking
about the "Neanderthal Re-
publicans'' who, he says, "al-.
ways take the negative side Of
everything" There never Is any
doubt among his listeners that
he is talking about Mrs.
Bridges and Mr.. Murphy. Harp
ing on his theme that Republi-
cans must offer constructive
alternatives to Democratic pro-
grams. Mr.. Bass tells audiences
that ''if the Neanderthals win,
the Republicans will forever be
in the minority in the Nation"
Femininity Is Issue
Mrs. Bridges counters that
Mr., Bass and Mr.. Morrow are
Evening star., 1962-09-09

wide vote, while Democratic
Gpv. John B. Swanson. rum
ming for reelection, would get
4S.8 per cent.
Surprisingly, less than per
cent Of the voters were un-
decided. A similar News poll
taken in May. before State
party conventions. showed 81
per cent of the voters .lln-
decided.
The poll classifies voters as
to occupation, nationality and
racial groups. it is compiled
and analyzed by an independ-
ent organization exclusively for
the News. In nearly two dec
ades, it never has failed TO in
dicate the winner in q Novem-
Der election.
Switch Since May
In May. the News poll
showed 4o.9 per cent Of the
voters preferring Democrat
Swanson, 42.9 per cent pre-
ferring Republican Romney.
Mr.. Romney since has gained
strength among businessmen,
farmers, professional people,
clerical worers. skilled trade
men, and executives.
The poll is being watched as
ah indicator Of Mr.. Romney's
vote-getting ability nationally.
He is frequently mentioned
as q potential Republican pres
idential nominee If he wins In
Michigan.
Today's poll results showed
q. surprise shift among women
voters. In May. 50.7 per cent
Of the women preferred Gov.
Swanson, a youthful and boy
iSh appearing lawyer who lost
both legs below the knees in
World War II. Only 41.9 per
cent then were for the rug
gedly handsome Republican
auto executive.
Latest figures show 53 per
Evening star., 1962-09-09

Perkins Bass. 49-year-old mod
crate Republican. gave up GER
tain reelection to a fifth term
as I'd district Congressman to
try for a Senate seat. Repre-
sentative Chester e. Morrow,
SIS, a @. o. P. liberal who has
represented the 1st district 20
years, also threw away re-
election to try for Senator
Bridges post. -
Evening star., 1962-09-09
Michigan Voter Survey
Gives Edge to Romney
BY WILL MULLER
Contributing Writer

DETROIT, Sept s-For the first time IA years. the
Detroit News poll today showed Republican leading Demo-
cfat in Michigan governorship race.
1t indicated that the election to be held today,
George Romney Republican nominee and former American
Motors Corp president would take sos cent Of the State
Evening star., 1962-09-09
Governors Choice

Fourth entry in the race is
interim Senator Maurice j.
Murphy, 9 34-year-old con-
servative and former admins
trative assistant to Gov. Powell.
It was Gov. Powell's decision to
name Mr.. Murphy instead of
Evening star., 1962-09-09
Bitter NewHompshire Bottle
Roges for COP. Supremacy
By J. r. TER HORST
Contributing Writer

flock Of other proteges brawl
bitterly and publicly for his
cloak Of leadership.
The winner viii be chosen
Tuesday when Granite State
M. Ter Horst is a staff member of
the Detroit News Washington
bnFeou.
Republicans go to the polls to
settle the bitterest primary
campaign IN the States his
tory.
Partly as the result Of SEN
ater Bridges death last No
venber and the hungry scram-
bic to take his place, every
Snte and Federal office in New
Hampshire is on the ballot. The
Unprecedented situation finds
the governorship, both Senate
seRts and both Of New Hamp-
shire's seats In the House Of
Representatives at stake.
Counting the contests for the
entire 423-member State legis-
lature and in the 10 counties,
there are 1000 candidates seek
ink office in the G. o. P. and
Dsmocratic primaries.
But the biggest prize Of all is
net on the ballot-although it
WI be largely determined by
Tuesday's voting. al
'whO,n Be Boss9"
Il Is the struggle to become
the political boss of this
stAunchly Republican State.
which Senator Brides ruled
with canny calculation for q
quarter century.
This fight has pitted Mrs.
Dbloris Bridges, the attractive,
astringently conservative wife
Of. the late Senator, against an
old family friend and time
Badges aide, Gov. Wesley
Powell. One or both could be
marked for political oblivion
bX Tuesdays outcome.
Gov. Powell is savying for an
unprecedented, third consecu-
tive term as Governor. A hand
some, 46-year-old G. o. p
maverick, disliked by Old
Guard stalwarts, Gov. Powell
is opposed by a hard-running
225-pound mammoth of q man
State Representative John
Chg john Pillsbury. another
ex-Bridges staffer.
widow Bridges" Is battling
1t out with three men for the
remaining four years of her
husbands term. Representative
Evening star., 1962-09-09

Nj. Muller is q staff writer for the
Detroit News.
The Republican., 1962-10-04
Achievement Day
For Homemakers Is
Set for October II

Homemaker clubs of the county
will have their annual Achieve
mcnt day at the Bittinger All
center hall on Thursday, October
II, from 10 a. m. to p. m. Friends
Vile club will be the hostess club.
Mrs. Harold White, county coun-
ell president, will preside at the
morning session while Mrs. Allen
Baker. vice president, will preside
IN the afternoon. Homemakers will
elect a council president and treas
ure..
Civil Defense is being featured
with Mrs. W. J. Ritchey, council
chairman, in charge. Daniel p.
Smouse, county civil defense direc-
tor will speak.
Project reports are to be given
by various chairmen. Club presi-
dents will report on special club
activities.
Mrs. Evelyn f. Whitehouse. as
sistant state home demonstration
agent leader, will speak about
state projects.
Interested people are welcome
Luncheon reservations may be
made by calling Mrs Kenneth Saw
age, president of the Friendsville
club.
The Republican., 1962-10-04

Miss Evelyn Kinsinger will be
guest speaker at the Glade Men
MONTE church, Sunday evening at
7:30. Miss Kinsinger has been a
missionary in Brazil for several
years. She is the daughter of the
Rev and Mrs Roy KinSinger, of
Grantsville.
Mrs. Lawrence Bucket, Mrs Les
ter Smith and Mrs. Herbert Bucket
visited the nursing homes in Oak
land, Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. George ShaWleY
and Mr. and Mrs. Clarence OeSter
visited relatives in Baltimore, over
the weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. c. Glotfelty, Mr..
and Mrs Robert Glotfelty and Mr.
and Mrs Lawrence Brenneman at
tended a Farm Bureau membership
kickoff dinner at the Hoyes Metho-
dist church, last Wednesday eve
ming.
Mr.. and Mrs Mike Walker and
son John. Salisbury Pa, and Mr..
and Mrs Walter Younkin. Grants
vile, were Sunday afternoon Wis
itors of Mr.. and Mrs William Bow
ser.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Smith and
Mrs. Carrie Smith were Sunday
evening visitors of Mr. and Mrs.
Nile Lechliter and family. Mrs.
Bruce Brenneman and daughter
were Thursday evening visitors.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. c. Glotfelty and
Dale, Nathan and Lucille Glotfelty,
we're Sunday dinner guests of Mr..
and Mrs Warren Oester and fami-
ly at Salisbury, Pa.
Bill Emory, Washington, d. c.,
spent the weekend with his par
ents. Mr. and Mrs Leroy Emory
Pastor and Mrs. Melvin Beiler
and family were Sunday dinner
guests of Mr. and Mrs Allen Bren-
neman and family
Mr.. and Mrs Lewis Miller and
Donnie Opel Beltsville, spent the
weekend with their parents, Mr..
and Mrs Herman Opel
Rev. and Mrs l. X MetZler were
Sunday dinner guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. George Bowser and family.
Mr.. and Mrs Daniel Puffenburg
and daughter, Springs, Pa, Wis
tied Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Brcnne-
mon. SUNDAY afternoon.
Rodney Glotfelty was an over
night guest of Douglas FratZ, one
night last week,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Bucket and
sons were Sunday dinner guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer ShaWley, the
occasion being Mrs. Buckets birth
day.
Mr. and Mrs Lawrence Brenne-
man were Sunday evening visitors
of Mr.. and Mrs. Earle Ault, Acct
dent.
Miss Lucille Glotfelty enter
tanned the HomemakerS club at her
home, Tuesday evening. Nine MEM
berS were present Miss Ethel
Grove presented the topic, Home
maker AS Family Manager" Re-
freshments we're served.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Earhart and
son, Bowling Green, were Sunday
dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. DON
aid Hershberger and family.
The Republican., 1962-10-04

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