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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-28

place him with a female &C.
Gordon player.
-
INSIDE WORD - Because
Rocco's is something of a mec-
ca for sports figures this de-
partment can pass along a
first-hand report on how a o.
inning baseball game feels to
a man closely involved. The
insider is Larry Knapp, umpir-
ing behind the plate through
out that marathon contest the
other afternoon. Pressed for
comment at Rocco'S the other
night. Mr.. Knapp could only
shake his head in disbelief
Seven hours" he said. Seven
HOURS. That's ridiculous!" It
is one decision about which he
will get no argument from any,
body.
COOL, MAN-For Jazz bluffs.
the Shoreham Hotel manage
ment is providing a welcome
service in its Jazz at the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-28

Premise summer series. The
room. with those big. comfort
able chairs. is an ideal one
to relax with music in and the
music by Buck Clarke Quintet
is first rate. A fine drummer
for a Jazz group. Mr.. Clarke
is q real whiz with the bongoeS.
And he has a new trumpet
player named Tom Delaine who
either has four lips or a helper
hiding under the piano playing
in unison with him. He does
some things that can't be done.
Jazz at the Premise is avail
able on Friday and Saturday
evenings from $50 on-no ad-
mission, no cover, no minimum.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-04-21
Landing


How grateful am that in Christian Science
face disaster with confidence instead fear One day
when the Atlantic seaboard bIanketed by DENSE
FOG. Z in SMALL AIRPlANE at elevation Of
eight thousand feet. On account Of the atmospheric
dtons the pilot flying by means Of instruments. AS
approached the airport where to land, the
RADIO. which had been depending for navigation
CEASED TO FUNCTION. We unable to contact the
airport. After steptins for about twenty minutes
fix the radio. we LOST ALL KNOWLEDGE OF OUR POSI-
TON.
At four o'clock fuel supply adequate for about
hour. and daylight would expire in about thirty min
vtss. A. sat beside the pilot. apprasing situation
these words TO me, Mans extremity is Gods op
portvny" and said aloud Father here is Your oppor
funity"
As we started to descend, the THOUGHT OF DSAS-
TER AND DEATH FLASHED ACROSS NY MIND. Then
recalled that in Christian Science had learned that real
existence is purely spiritual. without single material
element. ! concluded that my true identity spiritual
idea in Mind be destroyed As continued to de-
scend rsoieed that The pilot and in fact ideas Of
God, created maintained supported propelled and guild
cd ~ Him.
We broke out Of The overcast Just above the treetoPs
and right beside track which able to
land As ss lending gear touched the ground COMPLETE
DARKNESS CLOSED IN. We HAD BROKEN OUT OF THE
OVERCAST in a PERFECT LANDING POSITION AFTER
FLYING BLIND FOR MORE THAN ONE HUNDRED MILES.
Ny prayers had been answered.
The profession Of Gods power which learn to
claim Christian Science has been mine since early boy
hood Fer this profoundly gratefvL-DonaId j. North
field, Seattle. Washington"
The Detroit tribune., 1962-04-21
Alcoholism

lConfinved From Page "
THE THINGS SEEN ARE TEMPORAL - 81. Paul
- MY-T-H-I-c-AL BUT THE THINGS NOT SEEN
ARE EXTERNALLY
MANILA. major problem Of Americans working
ovsvsess 70 alcoholism So says she international Schools
Foundation which studies the problems Of Americans v-
Ing abroad. Approximately $4,000 American civilians
and es00oo military personnel Many Of shsn
vwhsppy end frustrated in their work personal lives
drink The foundation suggests that personnel drse
tors be careful in the type Of American they send
abroad.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-04-21
Profile


tSouSouUoo FROM Ueok vo0O
President John =. Kennedy Of sss Uritsd Stssss end
President Joso covIsr Of Brazil scheduled meet 70
discuss problsms early In April Each Il Issss
OF country with rapidly growing population; eech has
suggested hst rapid popvssen growth ssrsus pre-
blsms for those who wsvld plan eovnsry's fvsvss.
Brazil has recently had ioItins evidence Of hew fast
her population h growing The official pvsesnsUs estimate
Of ths 1860 population IS million peepI The Census
that year counted ~ million. Thus five million people
percent Of the ensrs 1850 popvIsten-wsrs surprise
for Brazilsn planners.
Today. Brazil has "a million people and population
growth rate Of 81 year. e the highest ssses
in the world for major country according TO ths Popua
t.on Reference Bureau. Washington D. e.
THE United States, with tss million people and
much lower growth Of ~ percent year. grow
ina faster than some economists end dsesvaphsrs ~
Iieve is in her best interestsJ
Brazil holds key position In both Latin An'srea ano
the world Her 3207,Ie8 square miles, an arss some
what larger than the u s. AS 4s contiguous states rep
resent almost half Of South Americas land srss she
has almost half The continents population In population
she ranks first in Latin America second IN me western
Hemisphere and eighth in the world.
Braziis population has qvadrvped since the beginning
Of the century In 1900 had only 10 million people; by
1850 81 million; and by 1850 ~ million. If the current
growth rate continues unchanged Brazs population will
grow TO 23o million by 1000 total over l3 times me
1900 population.
WHY THIS DRAMATIC INCREASE?
Some portion Of the astounding between the
1850 and 1860 censvses probably be attributed to
better census teehnqves 1860 and thus fuller snumera
on However the greatest portion is probably due to
the excess Of births deaths Everyone who is born
die - but in Brazil each year over fw'es IS many
people are born as die.
The marvellous Iife-proonging advances in medicine
and public health have whitfield away at The death rate
throughout Of this century and IN recent years
campaigns reduce the incidence Of ssris and other
diseases have reduced the rate sharply But Is
keIv that Braxrs HIGH birth has not declined DUR
ing the century.
As in most Latin American countries registration OF
vital statistics is far from complete. However, Brszs In
Of Geography and Statistics has estimated mat IN
1850 the birth 43.s 1000 population and the
death rate was 1885, Brazs current high rate Of growth
indicates that the death is considerably lower
while the birth has remained high
CONTINUED Next Week.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-04-21
Dupes-

CONTINUED from Back Page)
GOD AND GREATEST MARY BAKER EDDY
WOMAN (Rev. l2:l 81 COMPLETING ABRAHAM
LINcoLNs EXPOSURE OF THE DEVIL USING
SCRIPTURE, QUOTING SHAKESPEARE.
FIRST CHAPTER GENESIS. BASIC CHRIST WITH
YOU ALWAY AND CHRIST SCIENCE MESSIAH -
IS APPREHENDED AS THE BLUEPRINT = REvELA-
TloN OF PERFECT AND ONLY REAL CREATOR,
CREATION. OFFSPRING. UNIVERSE!
GEN. l:26 MAN. GODS IMAGE AND LIKE
NESS - OUR TRUE BEING ! - THE IMAGE OF IN
FINITE. MAJESTIC SPIRIT - NEVER BORN
NEVER DYING - NEVER A SINNER NEVER BORN
OF SINNERS - WOMAN. UNcLEAN! lob.
Old IT,.
v. 81: land GOD SAW EVERY THING THAT
HE 1.-THE ONE REAL PARENT! CREATOR -
HONoRED BY THE C-H-I-L-DL-E-S-s CHRIST
JESUS y HAD MADE. AND. BEHOLD 1T WAS
t-Ls-l VERY CoOD"!
Arnold Brophy, 35 the Pulitzer Prize in
1883 for exposing labor raekeeerng Long Island Died
Of ssreks in MEADoWBRooK HOSPITAL.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-04-21
piIet-- -


tConsinvsd from Back Psge)
knew shst ths rovnss,n there. senswhsrs. Just
knew Mat ths vsey there somewhere. with iss
cir strip snd ss direction signal hsd missed ny rsdso
strained the controls and stretched eyes
stiM dsspsr inss Me darkness.
poosAiRg.
New tsnssd tried 10 decide IL should turn back
o~ risk fktng forward Was this the moment In which
would make st last the fatal error?
Suddenly ssvly In The drons Of ihs engines, heard
myself singing out ovd. The song was one line IN RUssan
"oospsd pemltvi."
NowI
In instant I'd make up my mind 10 turn the plane
until she craft rosred and shvddered and headed
off another direction that breathed again. glanced
AZ my wseh took Of fhe sirspeed and then began
scanning shs blsckness underneath.
So soon did the lights Of she base appear that did
not believe they there Even after had landed did
NOT sswrwshend. rssIy. fhss had been delivered
And fhs next day, after checking winds aiofi, time
and sir speed The distance back ihe point
whore had made te decision TO turn There seconds
from the turn the solid wall Of mountain had been
fearing
The Detroit tribune., 1962-04-21
Easter

(consInued from Back Pags)
AND THE NOON UNDER HER FEET:
FLOODS LUNAcY! TREASON! IS DOOMED
PRODUCTION AD ABSURDuM - PRODUCTION
TO ABSURDiTY"!
PART z
JESUS PROPHESIED 10Th CENTURY casters
TO wicked AND ADUL TEROUS GENERATIONS
UP TO MARTYRDoM OF ABRAHAM LINCOLN
AND SINCE - QUNREPENTANT SINNERS -
THE NoN.cHRIST SCIENCE CLERGY, LAYMEN .."
II HAVE MANY MORE THINGS TO SAY UNTO
you, BUT YE CANNOT BEAR THEM Now!
BUT THE FATHER WILL SEND YOU ANOTHER
COMFORTER EVEN THE HOLY GHOST" TEACH
ING ALL THINGS - EVEN
The Detroit tribune., 1962-04-21
Youth--

tConslnved from Back Page)
PRISONERS OF THE DEVIL -
WHO ARE BLIssFULLY, OR M'SeKAblL
SATAN-ROBeED OF THE FIRST CHAPTER Or
GENESIS, WHERE GOD IS GOD! THE FAIHsK
or CHRIST JESUS AND THE ONLY RIAL PAkeN'
IN, AND OF, THE ENTIRE UNIVERSE The
GREAT AM" BECAUSE AMI - Mrs. EDDY '"'e''
prefers Bible, respectively
PART2
cHRlsTLY NEW BIRTH IMPERATIVE
BECAUSE THE WAY or LIFE IS STRAIGHT
AND NARROW AND FEW THERE BE IHAl TIM
It'll - THIS SIDE or socALLED DEALT
ADAM-EvE MYTH!
mo MAN CAN SERVE TWO MASTERS ~
EITHER you SERVE GOD. VIA HIS MAkveloos,
IMPERATIVE CHRIST SCIENCE MESSIAH. ANU
APPREHEND HEAVEN AT HAND. WITHIN roo.
AND THE EXCLUSIVE REALITY IHtksor
- OR you REMAIN A DUPE, SUCKER DEPUTY. rox
THE SATANIC ADAM-EvE EGO AND PsYSno-oo'
OF HUMAN BIRTHS AND PARENTHooD WITH a
PAINFUL, ALTHOUGH MYTHICAL, TEL
or UNREPENTANT SINNERS OR THtk rooI
PARADISE, UNTIL GODS PSYCHOLOGICAL N.Y.
MENT
tExeerpts from The State Journal A' "A iSyesr.
old rural cisrksvIe youth killed when runner s
in on ton Of him Robert L. Brake freshman 81 N''o'
. was spending the weekend al the homo OF MS par
enfs.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-04-21
Kennedy


Continued from Back Paes)
PART
MENTAL FOG or ANTI.cHRIsT. SUICIDAL
SATANIC BIRTHS FLOODS LUNAcYl HIDES .rHe
KINGDOM OF HEAVEN At HAND. WITHIN
yov = THE NEW HEAVEN AND THE NEW
EARTH REV. Hall and shs EXCLUSIVE
REALITY THEREOF PERCEIVED AND DEMoNsTRA
TED BY THE cH-Ll-DL-ES-s CHRIST JESUS
THE WAY. THE TRUTH. AND THE LIFE! my
WORKS AND GREATER SHALL YE por,
HENCE. JESUS DEMAND or THE NEW BIRTH.
AS ExPouNDED TO NcopEMus, TRUTH.
SEEKING HEBREW RULER
PARTS
MANKIND's S. INDEBTEDNESS : HsMERElY
A MATTER OF BOOKKEEPING Il!
REAL SUBSTANCE IS DIVINE. SPIRITUAL.
INFINITE J! MANIFESTED THROUGH SPIRITUAL
THOUGHTS AND IDEAS ANGELS
MULTL1ECI0Ns (Jesus) OF Them T!
PART4
GOVERNMENT, STEEL CORP, LABOR,
POLITICS, ARE : INDIRECTLY : MAKING GODS
CHOSEN, cHRIsTLIKE CHRISTIAN scIENTIsTs!!!
ALL N0N-CHRIST SCIENTISTS = CLERGY.
LEADERS. MASSES /! : ARE UNREPENTANT
SINNERS!
MORAL AND SPIRITUAL CRIPPLES!
PRISONERS OF THE DEVIL = NOT NEcES-
sARILY m OBVIOUS WIcKEDNESS. BUT IN iNvoLUN
TARY ERROR
RIP VAN Wrinkles I! BILLY CRAHAMS !
CHRIST WITH YOU ALWAY' BEING DEMoNsTRAT.
ED IN FATHER, SON. AND HOLY GHOSTS MAR
vELoUs. IMPERATIVE CHRIST SCIENCE MES
sIAH "sclENcE OF SCIENCES" OF THE UNIVERSE!
VIA GREATEST MARY, BAKER EDDY
WOMAN OF REVELATION l2:l.5 R.c. Apoeaypse) -
AWAKENING sATANs VICTIMS OUT OF
DEFECTIVE SANITY JUDGMENT, HONESTY. IN
TELLIcENcE - OUT or THE MYTHICAL,
DEvILISH, ANTEcHRIST -P-S-Yc-H-o-P-A-T-Hl-c-
ADAM-EvE MURDERoUs CAIN. JUDAS. KNAvEs
AND FOOLS - EGO AND PSYCHOLOGY OF HUMAN
BIRTHS AND PARENTHooD = REPUDIATED
eY THE c-h-LL-D-L-E-S-S CHRIST JESUS, HONOR
ING GOD AS THE ONE. REAL PARENT
THE ONE, REAL, SAME MIND. SOUL SUBJ
STANCE, IN, AND or THE ENTIRE UNIVERSE
"DONT BLAME STEEL TOO QUICKLY
The judgment Of history is not in yet on pres'oen'
Kennedvs CHARGE the steel price rises constitute a
chnu and irresponsible defiance Of the nations interest,"
One Of the striking features Of yesterdays Washington re-
action 70 the steel move in fact the aIaeriy WIN
which officials branded It irresponsible" without waiting
to learn fhe facts.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-04-21
"poN,T BLAME STEEL TOO QUICKLY"

The judgment Of history is not in yet on Presden'
Kennedys charge that the steel price rises constitute
chilling and irresponsible defiance Of the nations interest,"
One Of the striking features OF Yesterdays wasnn9'o" re-
action 70 the steel move was in fact the aIaerify win
which officials branded it irresponsible without waiting
TO learn fhe facts
The price rises are rearettsbe put mildly sfeeFs
from price increases last fall when the last
round Of wage hikes under the old contract became e'
eesve reused hope for price stability And that hope was
strongly reinforced with conclusion OF the new contract
billed by the Administration as nonnf'af'onary 'nree
months ahead of deadIine.
United States Steers action shattered that hope and
the speed with which other sfeelmakers fo'oweo SUI
ground II into dust.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-04-21
The Healing Of IMankindT The Nations :"


REVELATION OF THE REAL - THE NEW
HEAVEN AND THE NEW EARTH! ! AND THE
EXCLUSIVE REALITY THEREOF = AND
THE UTTER "N-oT-4-I-N-C-NE-s-s" OF DEVIL,
HELL! SIN! MATTER THE HUMAN = VIA
FATHER, SON, AND HOLY GHOSTS GREATEST
MARY, BAKER EDDY - WOMAN OF REvElA-
TON l2:l.5; Rc. Apocalypse.
A GREAT WONDER IN HEAVEN j
"A WOMAN CLOTHED WITH The SUN
AND THE NOON UNDER HER FEET;
CROWNED WITH TWELVE STARS - WHOSE
MAN CHILD WILL RULE ALL NATIONS
WITH A ROD OF IRON INCOMPATIBLE PRoPH-
ETEss, REvELAToR, MARY BAKER EDDY
THERETO: CHRIST, GODS IDEA, WILL EVENTUALLY
RULE ALL NATIONS AND PEOPLES! = I'M
PERATIvELY ABSOLUTELY. FINALLY - WITH
DIVINE scIENcE"!!! -
GODS MARVELLOUS, IMPERATIVE CHRIST SCIENCE
MESSIAH. SCIENCE or SCIENCES" or THE
UNIVERSE - "REvivINc PRIMITIVE CHRISTIAN
ITY WITH ITS LOST ELEMENT or HEALING!
- THE SMALLEST PART or CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
WHOSE "HIcHER MISSION IS TO TAKE
AWAY THE SINS or THE WORLD!
PART 3
MARTYRDoM OF JOHN THE BAPTIST
AND ABRAHAM LINCOLN =
AccELERATIoNs OF THE MEsslASHSHiP OF
THE ONE CHRIST JESUS RESPONDS WITH
SIGNS, WONDERS. MIRACLES = BUT EN-
PHAsIzEs: - FOR THIS CAUSE. AND TO THIS END.
WAS BORN INTO THE WoRLD THAT
SHOULD BEAR WITNESS UNTO THE TRUTH!
LINCOLN EXITS GOD ENTERS MRS. EDDY. AND
HER APPRENTICESHIP RIPENs INTO A MAGNIFICENT.
CONTINUING HARVEST!
Evening star., 1962-05-01
FASHION
NOTEBOOK
New York Dress Delegation
Descends on Washington DC.

Novak of Stanton, Jrs.; Mon
roe Meyers of Henry Rosen-
field, Alex Tropp Of Kay
Windsor, Marvin GerShel Of
Pacemaker and Marc Rabin
of Westbury.
To q man they agreed that
in this price range women
but style, not designer label
though when o woman has
been happy with o certain
manufacturer she's more apt
to look for q similar success
with him." we were told.
Their customers buy a dress
they like. That's the secret
of the success of their busi-
ness. What most of them
would like to discover is
what goes on in the mind
Of q woman who picks
through rack after rack and
then buys the one she does. I"
Actually they don't care.
Just let them keep buying"
we were told:
Some vivid quotes emerged
from our breakfast meeting
with the executives Of some
Of the biggest volume dress
houses in the world yesterday
at the Sheraton Carlton.
On Mrs. Kennedy-"They
talk about q Paris influence.
Evening star., 1962-05-01

jacket. wide belt look-it's
laying an egg in our market.
Those rebellious youngsters
are going in for the tie belt
shift right now. It's the big
dress hit. Guess 1t is the
chemise in disguise"
On depreciation-'Eothing
depreciates as fast as last
years big dress hit. If it's a
color or q certain style that
went over big with all of US.
count 1t out. Right now the
Cleopatra dress is moving in.
Just wait" This followed the
appearance Of a white crepe
sheath with a gold braid
neckline stitched right on
Evening star., 1962-05-01

The biggest influence is To-
Gated on Pennsylvania ave-
nue.. We are making jackie
dresses and expect to be in
business at least seven more
years" tSE
On Paris-"Paris hasn't
given Us anything new in
years. but dress manufacture
ing Is a commercial business.
so who can afford to be on
the wrong Side?"
On fun skirtS-"That flared
skirt. pussy cat bow, bellboy
Evening star., 1962-05-01
By ELEM

That great big wonderful
American garment industry
that inhabits New York's
Seventh avenue is made up
Of some 1000 manufacturers.
1t employs more than 10000
workers. The 90 million
dresses they manufacture
cost American women over 81
billion annually. The price
tags have an eaSy-sounding
rhythm to them like $ll.98,
Sl7.9S, 1898 and UP.
A New York delegation was
in Washington yesterday to
help launch Lansburgh's
week long salute to the
American dress industry.
It included Morris Vogel of
Terry Lane. Irving Cohen Of
R&K Originals, James Cohen
of Carol Craig. Edward Sc
drum of Saturn-Sedrun, Will
liam RAIDER and Carol Antel
Of Elmer Gay, Steve O'Grady
Of Ferman O'Grady. Charles
Mitchell of Sue Brett, Alfred
Evening star., 1962-05-01

and 1t was apparent Just
about every other manufac-
turer in the room was look
ing it over.
On the rage for jersey
Years ago when Alix was
strong on jersey in Paris /
was in the fabric business. I
told EN- it was a big thing.
Now silk jerseys. any kind Of
jersey, whether it's Arnel or
Dacron or anything is the
travellers delight. You know
what they told me years ago?
It looks like underwear ma
terial. You can't win"
On the weather-'It's been
Evening star., 1962-05-01

marvellous, Hot all over the
country. Business is so good
we can't ship the stores fast
enough to keep Up with the
Evening star., 1962-05-01

demand for the cottons. and
the no-eare fabrics"
On fashion notes-"Check
the Western Look with ker-
Evening star., 1962-05-01
SATURDAY

Washington party, staged
BY Mrs. Gladstone Williams,
In the elegant Crystal Room
Of the willard Hotel from
1915 to AIS pm. This OPEN
to-the-public weekly fashion
presentation features fine
fashions from. Washington
shops.
= Sky Dining Room, Wash
ington Hotel, informal mod
cling Of fashions with Q mag
nificent view Of the Federal
City in the famous luncheon
spot of Washington. Paster-
nak's fashions, Vincent &
Vincent hairstyles. A Models
Guild show.
Evening star., 1962-05-01
FRIDAY


ion." q teen fashion show and
color film Of Fashion For
trel," from the editorial pages
Of the May Seventeen maya
zine. Anita Blanchard. editor
Of Seventeen, will be the
guest commentator. Models
from the Teen Fashion
Board Of Hecht'S. Tim O.:
4:30 pm. in the Silver Spring
store, fifth floor auditorium.
On Saturday showtime Is at
IL noon and $3.50 pm. In
the downtown store in the
third floor Fashion Theater.
Fashions and Flowers, the
theme Of the show at the
Blessed Sacrament Church.
Chevy Chase circle, for the
benefit Of the Washington
chapter Of Mount st. Mary's
College Guild at $3.50 pm.
Rose williams fashions. Anne
Lewis viii do the commentary
for the Bethesda Modelling
Agency show.
Z Jerry Parnis designed Miss
Martini Collection. public
fashion show at Julius Gar
finckel & Co. in the misses
department Of the r street
store. Mr.. Sylvan Rich, Miss
Martini president, will be the
commentator.
Evening star., 1962-05-01

chiefs and denim. Black
is the No. best seller.
colors like orange, turquoise
and apricot look good"
Evening star., 1962-05-01
lt'soDote
THURSDAY

Gartenhaus Furs star at Q
noon showing of the Sister
hood of the Har Txeon Tenn
pie Congregation. Phyllis Kill
hnger will do the commen-
tary.
Hecht'S fashion show at 6
pm, downtown store, with
Jenie Dwiggins Of BOAC Civ
ing q packing demonstration
Of what travel clothes to take
and how.
Evening star., 1962-05-01


YUssday @ Wednesday,. Assy I.9
Ieo Room informed modeiino
Washington.
ll:30-2:30.
ThursdGys May 3rd
LongIey Park Eoshion Show
Foshion Department 7:30 PM
Friday. May Ash
Shirlingtoa Eoshion Show
Fcshion Department 7.30 PM.
SGtUFday. May Sch
Fashion Show FOR Juniors
Junior World Of Eoshioa
Washington Store 2nd FIocr-l:oo RM.
The Republican., 1962-05-17

the Sand Flat Assembly of God
church for the past twenty years.
Survivors include four sons,
Adolph Filsinger Akron, o.; Har-
ry Filsinger, Baltimore; Gilbert
Fi.singer, with whom she resided;
and Carl Filsinger, Deer Park; four
daughters, Mrs. Mary Oremuse,
Perkasie, Pa; Mrs. Elizabeth Mosh'
elm and Mrs. Pauline Maus, Phila-
delphia, Pa; Mrs. Emma Wiseburn,
Clayton, N. j.; a sister, Mrs. Eta
Holtschneider, Deer Park; 2l grand
children and IL great grandchildren.
The body was taken to the Min
Mich Funeral home in Oakland. Fu-
neral services were conducted
Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock
from the Sand Flat Assembly of
God church with Rev. Hartley l..
Wigfield, Jr., pastor, officiating. In
terment was in the Deer Park Gem
etery.
The Republican., 1962-05-17
Extension Dates Listed

Dates of Homemaker club meet
ings and other extension activities
were announced this week by Miss
Ethel Grove, home demonstration
agent
May 81. Mt View club, p. m,
home of Mrs. Logan Wengerd. Mrs.
Harvey Knox and Mrs. Jean Meesc
will lead the study of the disposal
of real estate. Mrs. Joseph Wen
gerd will have games appropriate
in civil defense shelters.
May %, Sunnyside club, 1:30 p.
M. home of Mrs Ross Grove. She
will present the topic. Bittinger
club, 8 p. m, home of Mrs Elmer
SIhawley. Miss Lucille Glotfelty,
Mrs. Clarence Stephen and Mrs.
Jonas Beachy will participate.
May %, Hoyes club, 1:30 p. m,
home of Mrs. Catherine McCrobie.
Mrs. John Bishoff and Mrs. Mon
tell Friend will take part
May "a, Oakland club s p. m,
home of Mrs. Roscoe Swiger Mrs.
Ralph Weeks. Mrs Max White and
Mrs. A. w. Swiger will take part,
The Republican., 1962-05-17
Ten Deed Transfers
Recorded For Week

Ten deed transfers we're record
ed during the week in the office
of the state department of assess
ments in the court house, Oakland.
They included the following:
Della Friend to Howard b. Friend
and wife, 1925 acres of land and
buildings in district /, Swanton.
John A. Davis and wife to Les
ter Culp and wife, $50 acres of
land and buildings in district 3,
Ryan's Glade.
George H. DelSignore and wife
to Howard r. Fulk. Sr and wife.
$3.50 acres of land and buildings
in district 8.
Chester G. Stcyer and wife to
Buffalo Coal Company, Inc, 70
acres of coal in district s.
Fred w. Tenant and wife to
Howard Thomas Ryan and wife,
three lots in district 16 Mt. Lake
Park
Ray Clayton Martin and wife to
Fred T. Fulk and wife, Sc of an
acre of land in district IA, west
Oakland.
Dorothy Baker and husband 20
Clyde w. Breedlove and wife, As
acres of land in district ID.
James r. Shillito and wife to
Christine May Napalitano, 2 lots.
one-eighth acre, and dwelling in
district 6, Sang Run.
Forrest Raymond Wilson to
George R. Reeves and wife, Sc acres
of land in district 4. Bloomington.
Leon NJ. Jensen and wife to Le-
The Republican., 1962-05-17
WADE Il. MASON

Wade Hampton Mason, aged So
of Deep Creek Lake, dropped dead
in his yard Monday evening, May
Id, after returning from a fishing
trip.
Mr.. Mason had been fishing dur
ing the afternoon and became ill.
He returned home around $3.50 p.
M, and was in his back yard when
he apparently suffered heart at
tack
A native of Point Orange, Fla,
he was born January 23 1893, son
of the late Alexander and Sarah
Friend Mason. He was the last sur
viving member of his immediate
family.
Mr.. Mason retired two years ago
after serving Al years as mail car
rier.
Survivors include his widow, Mrs
Minnie Rodeheaver Mason; two
sons, Charles Mason. Fairmont, w.
Va; John Mason, New Berry,
Calf; two daughters, Mrs. Maxine
yelling, Miami, Fla. and Mrs. Vir-
ginia Steiding, Homecoming; nine
grandchildren and three great
grandchildren.
The body was taken to the Min
Mich Funeral home in Oakland. Fu-
neral services are being conducted
from the funeral home this after
noon at o'clock by Rev. Lawrence
The Republican., 1962-05-17

roy E. Friend and wife, 2l2 acres
of land and buildings in district ?,
Friendsville
Six building permits also were
granted during the week from the
same office. They included:
Junior r. Friend, Oakland. resi-
dence on Sang Run-Oakland road,
district 6.
Logan and Anna Wengerd,
Grantsville, addition to and re-
modelling of barn, south of Grants
vile.
Noah D. Kinsinger. Oakland, RESI-
dence near Gortner.
Fred J. Bentz, Accident, re-
modelling barn. Herman road.
Rodney R. King, Deer Park,
basement dwelling near Deer PARK
James Donald Wilson and Ellen
f. Wilson, addition to residence OIL
Green Glade road.