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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-23

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rm,, est-in kit. h,-w.h., . firepls.,
wAlkout rec. rm. in bsmt. Approx
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RLTY., 449-6400. Ewes. 449-
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

SILVER SPRING - OWNER Ill,
must sell this lovely 5-bedfoom
home in Woodside area at less
than cost Ideally located and ar
ranged for OFFICE plus HOME.
The RIPLEY co. ~. 5-6I1l
SILVER SPRING. DoVntovn-7-rm,
house, S15.95O. For more infor-
nation. call JU. a-l705, ~,
1874. WILLIAM & CO. Agent.
SIL. SPG, Flower ave. area. 3o4
z. Schuyler rd-OPEN. Lee brick
Colonial. Liv. I'm. with firepl..
formal dining I'm. modern kit.
scr. porch. powder room. 3 bed
rms, bath. pan, rec: rm.. at
location Mid-20s. By OWNER,
JU. $3.50.
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Is vacant and ready for you. Ap-
proved by FLA for only $3.50 On.
Believe it or not. it's brick, 3 bed
rms. and den, Iva baths with sep
arate din. I'm. and full daylight
bsmt.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-VA.
CONTINUED

ALEX. Huntington area. Seas
IN. and move in. tmn1sc 5-rm
erk. home. full bsmt. Call OWEER
DI. 1-4i45. ewes, WI. 2-7a57.
ALEX.-MILITARY SPECIAL
RENT FREE
For months while We process
your GI or FLA contract Attrac-
tive 3-bedroom. 2-bath ramblers
with fun basement. Immediate
occupancy.
BIG SIZE-BIG VALUE
Exclusive ThrouEh
n. 7. BROYHILL a. SONS
s6S-420n Ewes. T6S-75QS
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BEERS BROS. REALTORS
MOVE IN IMMEDIATELY

MOVE IN IMMEDIATELY
Beautiful 3-bedroom brick Colonial
on wooded lot in Silver SPRINGS
for only S15,950. This dream
rooms. =, a beautiful living room
with fireplace, separate dining
room, screened porch and patio.
House situated on gorgeous wood
ed lot close to school, transpor-
tation. and shopping. Out Piney
Branch I'd. to Manchester I'd. Il
block prior to Flower ave). left .
blocks to Bradford I'd, right to
S1O7. Open Sat. and Sun.
NEAit GERMAN CLOvERLEAF-3-
bedrm., 2la-bath split level with
gear. garage, screened porch, de-
luxe kit firepl.. rec. I'm. A real
buy at S95,500.
KENsINGToN - 4-bedrm. semi
bungalow has full bsmt. with pan
elled rec. rm., lge. wooded lot.
chain link fenced. $4,000. $3.50
KAY fll 2A BOWLING, Realtor
9OT N. Frederick Ave, Gath, Nd.
WI. S-a250 or 301 WA. 6-2500I
NORTHWOOD-4 BEDRMS., 9 full
baths. all-hrick Cape Cod has sep.
Din; rm si7I liy, rm' with fireDi''
EXCLUSIVE WITH TRACER
TRACER ASSOCIATES Ju. s-37oO
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FHA-Low DIN. payment
LANDovER-Sf4,5OO
Delightful 3-bedrm. rambler, sep.
din. rm, kit, front porch, ranch
type fenced rear yard. many ex-
souTHLAWN-S14,75o
Charming 3-bedrm. rambler, living
rm. with picture window, sep. din.
area, equipped kit, fenced yard,
CAPITOL HTS.-S15,500
Brick Cape Cod with liv. rm.. kit
dining comb. . bedrms. down
and Ice. 22x32 bedrm. on 2nd
ilr. Screened porch. completely
fenced corner lot.
COLLEGE PARK-S15.950
Beautiful 3-bedrm. brk. rambler
with 3 picture windows. newly
fenced yard, lovely shrubs and
Fl. WASHINGTON FOREST
Lovely 3-bedrm., 1h-bath brick
has csrport, Utility rm %0 and st or,
KERRY HILLS-S17,500
Charming 3-bedrm., 11a-bath brk.
split-leVel with bsmt., lovely
fenced corner lot, immed. occup.
Miller Real Estate Co.
10. 7-07OO CHI. $1,000
5025 Livinsston Rd. Forest Hts. Nd.
FARMS Just off the
Indian Head highway, city living
in the country. A new 6-rm. brk.
rambler with Ice. liv. nm, full
bath, walk-out bSmt. with full
size windows. firepl. "a bath with
shower, oil hot-wster heat. setting
on h-acre wooded lot. All this for
less than $4,000. Directions:
out Indian Head highway. left on
Old Ford road, right on Thomas
I'd, left # on Lee Lee, , drive to open
10. 1895 or 10. 7-O777.
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MONTGOMERY HILLS
Attention Doctors!

Home and office potential in close
in area adjacent to public park
ing lot, block to bus. With some
remodelinE this could be ideal
home and professional office.
S39,950. JU. 5-7611.
DEEDS nnNo nrHr0no
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MANOR COUNTRY CLUB

MANOR COUNTRY CLUB
More than a new home. this repre-
sents a new way of life for you
and your family. See this BUILD
Frs OWN HOME with 4 lge. bed :
rms, ga baths, lovely kit. and
family rm., hot-water heat. full
bsmt.. plus 2-car garage. On level
hz-acre lot. Full membership in
golf, swimming and tennis club 10
approved purchaser. Lower 40s.
Georgia ave. past Manor Club
entr. to Rosecroft I'd. and left
to horne.
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nM0Epgn.
100 TO 6

OU ~ o
ARGYLE CLUB AREA
view from this 5-bed-
rm. split, nestled on an acre lot
overlooking park and golf course.
Inviting family rm. and kit, 3
luxurious bathrms. Ideal for the
larger family. This home must
truly be seen to be appreciated
3Gs. Georsia ave. extended to Lay
hill I'd. past Argyle Country Club
70 GaYfields.
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OINEY

OINEY
Executive moves up and finds him
self sacrificing this mod. 3-bedrm.
ranch home located on 2-acre site.
Rustic kit. wIamily rm., spacious
liv. rm. w/wsll-to- carpeting
throughout. 3Os. Call for addi-
tlonal information on this excellent
buy.
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CONN. AVE. ESTATES

CONN. 1--WE. ESTATES
Dreams can come true. See this s.
bedrm. and den, l1a-bath split
level today. Lee. mod. kit, sep.
din. rm. Assume owners Sl7,UOO
l2cc loan. Conn. ave. EXTENDED
TO extreme end and follow arrows
to 1910 Moray I'd.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY
CONTINUED

BY oWNER-TransferTfnG, eouitJ
town house, Ice. bedrms.. ful
bSmt., cow. EastoVer, schools, Bol.
lint. bridge. 10. 7-i65s.
CAROLE HIGHLANDS = Attractive
brick Colonial. 3 large bedrms.
rec; rm,; SCI; porch. Lse. lovely lot
TAKOMA REALTY
REALTORS u. $1,000
CARR0LLT0N-Brk. rambler with
earport. Ia baths, 3 bedrms.,
floor to ceiling brick fireplace.
sep. din. rm.. combination wash
er and dryer. 30-in. attic fan.
front porch, rec. type bsmt with
exit. large corner lot, FHA APP
proved, minimum down. Trades
and conventional terms invited
RIvERDALE-s-bedrm. home with
fun bSmt., and Only SI3.5OO,
isHty Of S SHADE tree. ,s'S large .lssn
walking distance to sd. Bernardo,
assume 5hes loan and S76 mo.
payments. CT and FHA terms
OPEN
l-ACRE LEVEL and beautiful with
fruit trees and spacious we'll
kept center hall Cape Cod With
extra large bedrms.. sep. din. rrr
flrepL in liv. rm.. attractive
pine-paneled rec. rm.. enclosed
porch. garage. enjoy the country
atmosphere, elose-in enough 10
be convenient, only $4,000. For
further information and direc-
tons call
PRINCE GEO. PROPERTIES, INC.
AP. 1918 AP. S-7174
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RANDOLPH HILLs-3-bedrm., brk.
rambler, lge. cor. fenced yd., full
bsmt. with rec. rm., easy assump-
ton. Call OWNER, VIII. 2-O642
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1E0gem

MANoR-Immac. S-bed-
rm. brick on large wooded lot. Be-
low FLA at S16,S00. assist. in
finan. 1900 Burketon I'd. OWN
FIR Ma o-eoo3
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SWEET

And lovely describes this 3-bedrm.
brick home with 2O-ft. liv. rm.,
separate dining ROOM. equipped
baths, plus 90-ft. den and rec
I'm. Jalousied porch. Home is fully
equipped and our summer special.
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ALEXANDRIA
ROSE HILL-Rambler, 4 bedrms
Y baths. wa'k-out basement
Only 81 200 down and assume
present financing.
FALLS CHURCH
lmmac. brick rambler on wooded
lot. 81 1T. screened porch, living
rm. with fireplace. 3 bedrms.. mod
kitchen. Extra storage inside and
outside. Only S1S.05O.
FALLS REALTY ia. 4-T20O
ALEXANDRIA. ROSE HILI-Brick
rambler. 3 bedrmS.. expandable
4th. / II baths. full bsmt. with
fin. air.-cond. rec. rm. on lge
corner lot Patio. Assume 4 n II
CT. Sla.950. SO. S-7S3S.
ALEXANDRIA. SOUTH-3- bedrm.
brk. rambler. bsmt., Ice. kit, ex-
tras: Assume 4i2rs loan. SO. s.
1i42.
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Hume RRTDE
KENSINGTON

Rock Greek Hills. very attrac. CEN
trally air cond.. 1-yr.-old. 4-bed-
rm.- rambler in prominent loca-
ton. Additional bedrm. and bath
in lower level. Very large rec.
rm., Gear garage. Drastically re-
duced for quick sale. Priced in the
4Os: To see. call JU. SITS, JU.
S-4646
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HOME

And gsrase for family because Of
the space. Roomy liv. rm.. sep.
din. rm., equipped kit, FOUR
bedrooms, TWO baths. Near BALTIC, :
Wash. ukwy.. shopping, public and
parochial schools.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-23

JE. 2-3272 Realtor JE. 2-4664
ARL., N. DOMINION Hiss
bedrm.. u bath brick rambler
on quiet dead-end street. Bsmt.
with rec. rm, lovely shade trees
fenced lot. many extras. Excep.
tionally high assumption. Price
81 900. .TINKLE PROPERTIES.
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ARLINGTON, N.-$26,950
Az BEDRMS.-2 BATHS

Country Living City Convenience
Observation-Disclosures trees
Beautifully planned landscaninr
Charming 25x16-ft. liv. rm., fire
place, din. rm., de luxe kit, 2
bedrms., bath on LIST floor, F2B
bedrms., bath on End. Pine-paneled
throughout. Carport, basement.
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HOUSES BY HUGHES-country-
size corner, quiet. restful location.
big, tall shade trees. A beautiful
piece Of property. Sturdy. old
nome, excel. cond. Only S11.70n
s MnS down TO- vets; W. r
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IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY, $1,000
dn., charming 3-bedrm. brk. bi.
level, liv. rm. with picture window
and firepl, sep. din. area Will
sliding glass doors to patio, fin
bsmt. with pine-paneled rec. rm
with picture window, workshop
area and built-in garage. FLA ap.
praised 100000.
Miller Real Estate Co.
20. 10000 CHI. S-5O50
KENT FOREST-Low down pay
ment. assume FLA loan with pay
ments like rent. on this immacu-
late 3-bedroom. 1ha-bath Dutch
Colonial with air cond. and fenced
yard. Washer and dishwasher incl
SHERMAN H. HOLLINGSWORTH.
SP. 2-7200. SIP. 3-00S7.
ESTATES : 3-bedroom
rambler with fun. bsmt,. central
air, conditioning. ced yard.
walking distance schools and new
Capitol Plaza. $500 down FLA.
500 per mo. payment, BY OWNER.
6S0S Fairwood I'd. SP. 3-57lb.
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BANNER SALES
AP. 7-4646

HYATTs. Open sun. is, 1901
Cod on lovely isndscaped. shaded
fenced corner lot. Spac. rms.
throughout, den and powder rm.
on list. Built-in garage. WA. r
S21T: CoHEE REALTY CO., AP.
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:, :. :: .-, : Iia. 9E. ~ Ies.
ZEAL ESTATE, NC. IA. 4-0244
ANNANDALE

outdoor living inside and out.
Picture windows and closets galore.
Most unusual 3-bedroom house.
Ideal place for children with its
own picnic area. Approximately
acre plus its private swimming
pool. Priced in low 2Os. Must
see to appreciate.
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HA. o-1sOo
Paramount Sales, Inc.
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ALEA. AREA-Air-cond-, brick
rambler on with with 4 bedrms;, 2 baths on
Loaded with extras. includine
Wv. carpeting. Immac. Situated
on lovely. lot. Ideally located for
the professional man desiring
home office. VA appraisal S24,i00'
Gall PORTAL REALTY CO, so.
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ARL. N.-Exclusive neighborhood.
OPEN SAT. SUN. l to g nm.
New orick rambler on large wood.
ed lot. Convenient schools, church.
ss and shopping. Center hall, 90
VI With nv EATING f d anaca Pm dc ts, luxe Kit
bedrms.. English bsmt.. finished
rec. rm: with firepl.. studio or
4th bedrm.. utility rm., double
garage, screened porch. 34OO N,
Glebe. For appt. or other infor-
nation call HOWARD HEFLIN,
Evening star., 1962-02-04

truly sophisticated ending dinner recommend whole
just any whole berrybut these Extra large North
that grow ee red and the heart
Eye Here you them unadoned Frankly
we wouldn't suggest simplicity anything else! But think
you'll agree beauties need further enhancing Equally
elegant idea Ring sherb for encng color
and flavor The main idea with all Birds Eye products
by the way, quality That's why-Bee Buy Birds Eye
Evening star., 1962-08-26
D. STUDIOS
By BONNIE AKMAN

By BONNIE A1kMAN
Channel Z will offer an important
look-in- depth this Sunday at one Of
the myriad of problems facing the
Nations educational system. A re-
port on the school "drop-out" prob
lem will be told in drama-docu-
mentary titled when I'm Old
Enough. -. Goodbye"
Set for $50 pm. the film is the
story of the practical education"
boy receives after he quits school
hoping for freedom and a good SAL
airy only to find himself prepared for
the most menial and unexciting oc-
cupation.
3 =
CHEESE-IT! Channel 4 goes all
The Sunday Stur " MOS0ziRe.
Evening star., 1962-08-26
A Look at
Some Problems

out for the kids again this year when
that famous Mouse, Mickey, returns
with his playmateS on September 10.
Singer dancer Jimmie Dodd and
Comic Roy Williams will co-host the
Mickey Mouse Club. and WRC-4 ex-
poets to name local host momen-
tarily. Among the entertainment
features offered will be cartoons,
three serials. musical productions,
adventure tales and gueSt-star ap-
pearances. The show will be seen
weekdays at 5 pm.
= =
DECIDING: District CommiS-
sioner Walter Tobriner will head the
group Of finalist judges for WTOP-
9's Miss Teenage Washington contest.
,shinston. D. C.. August Is. 1862 a
Papago Indian news. (Sells, Ariz.) 1954-19??, 1962-10-01
FROM HERE AND THERE

Sells patients
Womenfr wi be taught
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Ajo Segundoo o. To first tive are by
at Junior COLL
was by sale a by
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Evening star., 1962-10-03

{ cents on goods and 41.2 cents
on services.
Sellers of services have "tak-
en- away" from producers of
goods almost 10 cents of each
dollar spent - a bite which
tells a lot about the employ
ment lag, idle capacity and
fierce competition.
ITEM: The cost of the serv-
ices has been soaring. During
the last decade, prices of serv-
ices went up twice as fast as
prices of goods. Between the
late 1940s and mid-1961, the
general consumer price index
rose 81 per cent but the prices
of services in that index jumped
So per cent. Although the up
surge in service costs is slow
ing now, the trend is still pain
fully clear. Seventy per cent of
the IL per cent rise in the
consumer price index in the past
IL months was due to increases
in service prices-medical costs,
repair services, personal care,
etc.
ITEM: A breakdown of
spending for goods and serv-
ices underlines the shifting pat
tern. The amount of each dol
lar going to medical care has
risen from 3.8 cents in 1850 to
81 cents while the noun t
going to appliances has fallen
from 2 cents to under Ia
cents. The amount of each h
dollar spent on autos and auto
accessories has declined from
Evening star., 1962-10-03

than ever before. Consumers
are spending at a rate of $355
billion a year today, SIT bill
lion over 1861.
If you're typical, the per-
centage Of each dollar you're
spending for services has sky
rocketed while the percentage
of each dollar you're spending
for goods has fallen substan-
TALLY.
At the same time, the price
of just about every service has
climbed steadily while tn e
prices Of many goods h ave
remained relatively stable.
Herein this changed pat
tern of spending-lies one ex-
PLANTATION for the sluggish
rate of economic growth in
recet years.
Because we're spending so
much more on services which
tend to stabilize the economy
and spending so much less on
goods which stimulate growth,
the whole economy has flat
tened out.
Here are a few revealing
figures:
ITEM: OF each dollar avail
able after World War II, we
spent 68.5 cents for goods, 31.5
cents for services. BY 1855, the
division was 81 cents for goods,
SO cents for services. BY 1860,
the split was 500 cents for
goods. 40.1 cents for services.
To-day. we're spending 58.8
Evening star., 1962-10-03
YOUR MONEYS WORTH
Spending Patterns
Are Changing
By SYLVIA PORTER

and, Of course, it keeps the gar
age going. But there is simply
no comparison between the i'm
pact on the economy of your
purchase of a big ticket durable
product and a big-ticket serv-
ice.
Your buying of durable goods
gives the nomy a much
greater spur than your buying
of even the most costly serv-
ice. This holds whether tn e
comparison is between your
spending of $1,000 for your
child's tuitition or medical care
or your spending of $1,000 for
new kitchen appliances or fur
niture.
Overall, consumers are buy
ing more goods, durable and
nondurable, and more services
Evening star., 1962-10-03

When you buy an automo-
bile, you buy a big chunk of
meterials ranging from steel to
textiles and a big chunk of
labor too. Your purchase makes
jobs and paychecks for tn e
workers producing the raw ma
terials. It makes jobs and pay
checks for the workers putting
the materials together to make
a car. It makes jobs and pay
checks for all involved in SELL
ing and delivering that auto
mobile.
When you take your car to
the garage for repairs. you buy
the services of a man with tools
and a mechanics training.
Your repair makes jobs a n d
paychecks for those manufact-
uring his tools and training him
Evening star., 1962-10-03

IL cents in 1855 to 81 cents
while the amount spent on
private education has increased
drom under a peny to 11a
cents.
The basic point demands re-
peating: Rising spending on
services helps stabilize the
economy but it doesn't spur ex-
pansion as rising spending on
goods would.
Distributed, 1857, by the Hall Syndicate,
Inc. All Rights Reserved
Evening star., 1962-10-03

Sears deos not esiobi6h
CRITICAL ''List" prices to
Gll0iO for so-eaIled eds.
conatS or ''trads-tn" Prie-
ing. Sears original prices
are IoiO prices, special
sals lsFEjees arc eusB LosDer.
Evening star., 1962-10-03

Slim, modern cabinet only l2,in. deep and
carries easily by luggage-style handle!
Static-free sound with upfront controls.
':Movie-square'' screen for better viewing.
No. 2l45 UHF SilvertOne Portable
TV with ExtendabIe Antenna, $l29
TVDepts SeGS 6Stmes
The Republican., 1962-05-03
Wedding Announced

Miss Anita Dewitt and Thomas
Brobst we're united in marriage,
Wednesday, April 25th The cere-
mony took place in St. Paul's Lu-
theran church in Accident, with
Rev. William +. Carlson perform
ing the ceremony. Appropriate
organ music was provided by Mrs.
Wigfield, wife of Rev Hartley
Wigfield, Jr., of Sand Flat Taber-
nacle.
Attending the wedding we're
members of the brides and
groOm's immediate families.
Standing with the groom was
his brother, John Brobst, of Key
ser, w. Va; and with the bride,
her sister, Mrs. John w. Houser,
of Middletown. O. A wedding din
ner was held at the Penn-Alps
near Grantsville, for the bride and
groom and several members of
the wedding party Immediately
following the ceremony.
The bride is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Whitfield Dewitt, of
McHenry. Mr. Brobst is the son of
Mrs. Carrie BrobSt and the late
Germany Brobst. of near Accident.
Mr. and Mrs. Brobst will reside
at their home near LaVale.
The Republican., 1962-05-03
SUNNYSIDE
UNDERWOOD

Mrs Phyllis Arnold, of Mt Lake
Park, entertained the Underwood
Ladies Aid on Wednesday of last
week. DeVotions were led by Hilda
Stahl, and Savilla Sanders led
group singing. Several guests we're
present including Mrs. Arnolds
mother, Mrs. Ronald Wotring
Grover Lee re-entered the hos
pital at Parsons on Friday, suffer-
ing a relapse of pneumonia Fami-
~ and friends visiting him on
Sunday included Mr. and Mrs.
John Burns, Jean Miller, James
Holland. Mr. and Mrs. George
White and Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Canan.
Eddie BoWser spent Sunday visit
ing Larry and Milton Canaan
Mrs Dora Bowman and son Bob
by were recent evening visitors of
Bessie Canaan and sons.
Mrs. Effie Stahl spent several
days recently in Baltimore visiting
her sons, Harlem and Warden
Stahl, and in Shepherdstown visit
ing her daughter, Mrs. Josephine
Ladd and family. She was accom-
The Republican., 1962-05-03

panied home on the weekend by
her son Harlem and family who
remained for the weekend
Mrs Merle Stemple spent the
weekend visiting her sister, Mrs
Effic Stahl
Mr. and Mrs. Chester Silfics and
daughter Jayne Ann, of Deemston,
Pa, and Mrs. Cecilia Silfies, of
FredericktoWn Pa, spent the
Easter weekend as guests of their
sister and daughter, Mrs. Keith
Stahl and family
Sunday afternoon visitors of Mr.
and Mrs Keith Stahl and family
we're Effie Stahl, Savilla Sanders
and Merle Stemple.
Mr. and Mrs. George White were
dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Har-
ry Canaan. on Sunday In the af-
ternoon they visited Mr. and Mrs
Harold VanMeter and Mr. and Mrs
Kenneth Hebb and mother, Mrs.
Villa Hebb, all near St George.
Mrs Eta Shillingburg was honor
The Republican., 1962-05-03
CRELLIN

Mrs. Lucy Fike spent Thursday
night with Mr. and Mrs. Milton
Fike and daughters in Oakland
Eugene Smith was injured in a
coal mine accident near Kingwood.
w. Va. last week, and is a patient
in the Preston Memorial hospital,
kingwood.
Mrs. Bliss Hahn entered the
Springfield State hospital at Sykes
vile, last Saturday afternoon
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Carskadon
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Milton Fike and family in Oakland
Mr.. and Mrs. Don Teagarden and
family, of Bedford, Pa, spent the
weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Gil
bert Sisler.
Mr. and Mrs. Lincoln Lewis, of
Fairchancc, Pa, visited Mr.. and
Mrs. Bliss Hahn, on Saturday.
Sunday visitors of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ralph Dewitt we're Mr.. and Mrs.
James Ashby and daughter, of
Rosedale, and Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Dewitt, of Horse Shoe Run. Mon
day evening visitors of William
Tate and the DeWitts we're Mr.
and Mrs. Tate Lawson, Terra Alta
Mr. and Mrs. Victor Kelly, Sr..
of near Howesville, visited the lat
ter's father Clark White, on Sun
day.
Mrs. Dwight Ashby is visiting
Mrs. Marie Shriver at Washington
Mrs Ben Dewitt. Mrs. Clayton
Welch, Mrs. Jack Thomas and Miss
Evelyn Dewitt spent Friday in
Morgantown visiting Mr.. and Mrs
Otto Newbraugh
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Friend. Mrs
Vonda McIntire and Paul Waller
Hoye, Jr, visited Mr. and Mrs.
Ray Sanders and Mr. and Mrs
Raymond Saucer in Clarksburg, on
Sunday Mr. Sanders is seriously
i'll at his home there.
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were Mr. and Mrs. Francis Glass.
Savage River dam, and Mr. and
Mrs. Clarence Glass, Accident.
Mrs. Edith Butler was a Sunday
dinner guest of her son-in-law and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon
Richter and family.
Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Lewis Harman were Mr.. and
Mrs Herman Long, Morgantown.
and Mr. and Mrs. John Friend, of
GrantSville.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert OeSter, Mrs.
Raymond Bender and Mrs. Oren
Bender attended the funeral of
Mrs. Simon Schrock, near St. Paul,
Pa, on Monday.
Mrs. Paul Thomas and Mrs. Har-
ry Harman entertained the Ladies'
Aid society of St. Johns Lutheran
church, Missouri Synod, on Thurs
day evening, April 49,
Misses Sondra and Geraldine
Glass, daughters of Mr. and Mrs.
Gerald Glass and Jimmy and Don
ma Oestcr, children of Mr.. and
Mrs. william OCStcr. arc all con-
fined to their homes with the
measles.
Mrs. Walter Hanft and daughter
accompanied by Mrs Margaret
Friend and Mrs Emma Forsyth,
Accident, were Wednesday dinner
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Rodger
Bond, McHenry.
Mr. and Mrs Lewis Harman we're
Sunday evening visitors of Mr.. and
Mrs. Carroll Dewitt and family,
Accident.
Callers in Meyersdale on Thurs
day included Mrs. Adam Oester
and Mrs. Robert Oester and son.
Sunday dinner guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Oren Bender and family were
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Maust and
family, Meyersdale, and Mr. and
Mrs. Raymond Bender and family.