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Iglehart Av., on Dec. IS. A dis
cussion of business was held. They
also presented Mrs. Orion Shelton
a lovely birthday gift of lingerie,
The Gayettes Social Club also met
on Dec. 20 at the home of Mrs.
Roberta Ingram, 917 Fuller Av.
where the club members ex-
changed Christmas gifts. A discus
sion was held concerning the clubs
donations to Crispus Attacks Home
and the Lexington Booster Club.
New Years Eve Party: A New
Years Eve party was held by the
Gayettes Social Club at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Ware, 1909
Marshall Av. A lovely dinner was
served buffet style. Special guest
was Mrs. Geraldine Hartman, sup
ervisor of Crispus Attacks Home.
Other guests included Messrs. and
Mesdames Raymon Kintz, William
H. Jenkins and Orion Shelton. Mrs.
Roberta Ingram; Misses Johnnie
Marie Lewis and Diane Owens and
Messrs. Henry Wilson, HOWE Bar
rett and zacharias Blakey.
Dinner And Open House: Mr..
and Mrs. Edward Sanders, ST., of
305 Mackubin, entertained at din
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OAK LEAF ART CLUB
CHRISTMAS DINNER
pApTY HELD DEC II

The Oak Leaf Art Club held its
Christmas dinner in mid-December
on the 14th of the month at the ST..
Paul YWCA at $50 pm.
After a delightful dinner, gifts
were exchanged and club and Sec
ret pals" were revealed. Mrs. Sam
Smith, club president made a brief
talk and presented club officers
and welcomed club guests.
Games were played and prizes
were won by Mrs. Payton Hunt
the club vice-president and Mes
danes Horace Brown, Jessie Nc
Gee, Walter Baines and Susan
Christian.
Club guests were Mines. w. M
Brayboy, Sam Davis, Lydia Mick
elson, Walter Baines and frankie
Chapman. Members at the dinner
were: Mines. Dewey Jackson, W.
M. White, A. E. Jackson, Payton
Hunt, Susan Christian, Horace
Brown, J. r. (Ada) Jones, Sam
Smith, Matilda Goss, Etoy Black,
Berlinda Washington, Roxie An
derson, Josie MCGEE and Miss Flor
ence Mitchell.
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American Vice-Consul
In Egypt Visits.
The Twin Cite,

Mr.. and Mrs. o. B. Ellison and
son, Ollie, Jr., were in the Twin
Cities for the Holidays visiting his
parents, Rev. and Mrs. C. Wesley
Ellison, 1920 Park Av., Minneapo-
lis.
Mr.. Ellison is employed by the
us. Foreign Services Bureau and
has been assigned as American
Vice-Consul in Cairo, Egypt for
the past two years. His charming
wife, Lydia is a former Cook
County Chicago Social Worker.
Accompanying the Vice-Consul
were DR.. and Mrs. Frank Edmunds
and daughter. DR.. Edmunds is cur
rently on the medical staff at
Chanute Air Force Base in Illinois
where his wife serves as a labor
atory technician. DR.. and Mrs. Ed
munds are en- route to Ankara,
Turkey for an assignment. Mrs.
Edmunds is the Vice-Consups sis
ter.
Rev. and Mrs. c. w. Ellison are
we'll known Twin Citians. Rev.
Ellison is a Presiding Elder in the
4th Episcopal District of the AME
Church and presides over Wiscon-
sin, Minnesota, Iowa and parts of
Illinois. His vivacious wife, Doro-
thy is very active in community
and civic affairs.
Everyone who met the Ellison
clan was charmed by their suave-
ness and versatileness.
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New Discount Card
Service Offered By
Retail Discounts, Inc.

"A new retail service - a dis
count card for people who y are
willing to pay cash-makes its
debut in the Twin Cities metropoli-
tan area this week.
Developed by the Minnesota
chapter of Retail Discounts, Inc,
the plan offers discount shopping
advantages in neighborhood stores.
]. r. Proulx, president of RDI,
outlined the plan this way:
Participating merchants have
been pledged in advance to give a
predetermined cash discount -
from three percent to as high as
20 percent - to RDI members.
More than 100 retailers are cur
rently signed up for the plan, with
more expected within the next few
weeks.
Participating merchants display
an emblem on their door and are to
be listed in a directory which spec
files the discount pledged by each
merchant. The discount will very
from store to store, but it will be
fixed in each instance before the
store is accepted for listing in the
directory.
Idea for the Retail Discounts
plan was spanked by the theory,
developed by discount houses, that
people are willing to pay cash in
order to make substantial savings.
Other possibilities are being dis
cussed, reports Mr.. Proulx, besides
the cash savings. Plan members
may also receive premiums based
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q very enjoyable time playing
games and making tape recordings
of their voices. A delicious buffet
dinner and cocktails were served.
Guests were: Messrs. and Mes
danes Arthur Cassebury of White
Bear, Mimi, Arthur People, Sam
uel Allen, Vanderbilt Tyuse. Mes
dams: Jessie Martin, Burie Smith,
Helen Brown, Pearl Buckner,
Marie Brown, Georgia House.
Messrs. Bobby Jones of Chicago,
Illinois, Tony Saunders, Jodie Sim
mons, Jake Lynch and Raymond
Brown.
After-Party: Entertaining at an
after-party following the Cameo
Christmas holiday dancing party
was John M. Whitaker, GAL Mar
shall Av. Guests enjoyed liquid
refreshments and a early morning
repast of food. Among those pres
ent were Messrs. and Mines. Ben
Alexander, John Williams and
Mines. Helen Allen, Launa jack
man, Estyr Peake and Lillian Bal
enger. Miss Barbara Green and
Messrs. Mel Maloney and Cecil
Newman.
Gayettes Christmas Party: The
Gayettes Social Club met at the
home of Mrs. Ollie Mae Hill, 582
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President Kennedy
Says Roy wilkins
Spurs The Merton

New York. - The entire nation
should be congratulated "for hav-
ing a man like Roy Wilkins to
spur it on to the essential goal of
securing the full constitutional
rights of all our citizens" Presi-
dent John F. Kennedy said in a
telegram of felicitation read at a
dinner here tonight (Jan. u in
tribute to Mr.. Wilkins 80 years
of service and leadership in the
National Association for the Ad-
vancement of Colored People.
Mr.. Wilkins, who Joined the AS
ISOLATION staff as assistant secre-
tary on August Is, 1881, has been
the executive secretary Of the or
ganization since April, 1855, sue
ceeding the late Walter White.
Joining the President in feicitat-
ing the NAACP leader were Mayor
Robert F. Wagner; Robert C.
Weaver, administrator, Housing
and Home Finance Agency; Judge
Thurgood Marshall of the us.
Second Circuit Court of Appeals;
A. Philip Randolph, a vice presi-
dent of the AFL-CIO; Arnold
Aronson, secretary, Leadership
Conference on Civil Rights; and
James Blake, chairman of the
NAACP national youth work COM
mittee.
In the principal address Of the
evening, Harry Golden, North Car
DINA author and journalist, said:
There can be no doubt in my
mind that all America and par
ticularly the white citizens of the
South owe debt of gratitude to
the NAACP because at the most
crucial moment in the history of
human relations, the NAACP filled
a vacuum and succeeded in estab-
fishing a pattern of social action
which will forever hold an honor
able position in the history of the
American civilization. Under the
most serious provocation, the 49,
900, 900 Negroes of the South under
the NAACP leadership did not
make a single serious mistake"
The real issue, Mr.. Golden said,
lis the desire in some Of our
southern states to maintain a
caste system. I have spoken to
some of the women who shouted
Kill Judge Wright in New Or
leans, and to others who harassed
a Negro school girl in North Car
DINA and underneath the fears
they expressed such as the lower
ing of the educational standard
and 'mongrelization,' there is the
real fear, left unsaid, that the Ne
gro stands between them and Soc
ial oblivion. They have the vague
awareness that the segregated Ne
gro gives them some degree of
caste and self-esteem.
They are aware of their made
quacies in education and earning
power, but telling the Negro to sit
in the back of the bus gives them
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a lift above their terrible made
quacies."
Reviewing Mr.. Wilkins career,
Mrs. Daisy E. Lampkin, of Pitts
burgh, a member of the NAACP
Board of Directors, hailed his
quiet courage, steadfast devotion
to duty, and uncompromising,
though unnoisy, militancy."
Arthur B. Spingarn, NAACP
president since 1910, presented a
scroll of honor to Mr.. Wilkins
who for 80 years has labored in
freedoms vineyard as a top execu-
tive of the NAACP and whose
selfless service and leadership have
contributed significantly to his
toric and enduring gains in the
continuing struggle for human dig
nifty"
A presentation of a bouquet of
30 roses was made to Mrs. Wilkins
by Mrs. Jessie Vann, of Pittsburgh,
chairman of the dinner committee.
Bishop Stephen Gill Spottswood,
NAACP Board Chairman, presided.
Miss Camilla Williams, operate
soprano, sang two solos.
In addition to Mrs. Vann, men,
bers of the Board of Directors din
ner committee included Mrs. Daisy
Bates, DR.. Harry Green, Max Del
son, Alfred Baker Lewis and Sam
uel Williams.
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Mrs. Gertrude Perkins
Underwent Surgery ia


Mrs. WILDER G. (Gertrude) Perk-
ms, 945 Dupont Av. NJ, underwent
surgery at Fairview hospital We'd
nesday, Jan. 8.
Mrs. Perkins resident Of Min
neapolis since 1890 Is a former
member Of Bethesda Baptist
church. She served as organist at
two other churches beside Beth
esda, st. James AME and St
Peter AME. -
Mrs. Perkins came to Minneapo-
lis when she was nine years old
from Providence r. l., her birth
place.
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ner and open house at their home
on Christmas Eve, December "a.
Special guest at their home that
night was their son, Edward San
ders, Jr., and children, whom they
had not seen for % years. Other
guests for dinner were: Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. r. Jones and Mrs. Anna
Mae Clark. The rest Of the evening
the Saunders spent greeting their
friends as they came and went.
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January White
Sale Ar "" Dept.
Store On Now

The Glenwood "V" Department
Store is now conducting its Janu-
airy White Sale.
The store is offering jumbo val
ues in household linen and bedding.
Also a number of other items such
as children and women's wear are
being offered, with discounts as
much as 20%.
The yards goods department, a
very popular department in the
store has a number of new plains,
prints and fashionable patterns for
patrons selection, according to
Elsie Burnett, department manag-
er.
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Wal Tia DdlOSZ anu NTS. MaII1e
Woodland assisted Mrs. North.
New Years Day Brunch: Mrs.
Dovie Black Haynes, 1919 Port
land Av., entertained few friends
New Years Day morning at
brunch.
Visitors From La Grange: Mrs.
Maggie Hickman of La Grange,
Mo, arrived Saturday, December
IT to visit her sisters and their
families, Mrs. Olive Willis, 1924
Minnehaha Av. S. and Mrs. Roma
Batsell.
White Batsell Nuptials: Miss
Carol White, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Jesse Patterson, and Mr.. En-
est Armstrong, Jr. son OF Mrs.
Roma Batsell, were married Sun
day, December 10, at the home of
the groom's sister, Mrs. Juanita
Green, 1922 Knox Av. N. Rev. l..
H. Mhoon performed the double
ring ceremony. Best man and mat
ron of honor were Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Green. The newlyweds are
at home at 1907 James Av. N.
Sad News: Mrs. Rodney Dun
can, 627 Eighth Av. NJ, received
word Saturday, December 80, of
the death of her brother-in-law,
Elder Spence Boyd of Denver, Colo.
Mrs. Duncans sister is Mother
Boyd Spence, church mother of the
State of Colo.
Crystals Have Party: Members
Of the Crystals Club danced and
enjoyed refreshments, Friday, De-
Cember 20, under the red and pink
streamers that gaily decorated the
recreation room of Mr.. and Mrs.
James Lawson, 4424 Fourth Av. S.
Guests were Misses Linda and YER
onica Breedlove, Lynn Kelly, OAR
lene Lawson, Jackie Perry, Gail
Miller, Nolita Micheau, Sue Moss,
Claudia Brown, Marie Mccoy, Den
Use Johnson, and Messrs. Dichard
Kelly, Duane Moore, Howard Law
Tony Roberts, willard Moss,
George Kelly, Larry Randolph, and
Luther Gilbreth.
Family Dinner: Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter McElroy, 1887 Fifth Av. S.,
were hosts at a family dinner
Christmas day. Guests were Mrs.
McElroy's mother, Mrs. Ruth Ma
jors, and sisters and their families,
Mrs. Lucille Anderson and children
Alberteen, Corrie, and Cydnae, and
Mrs. Ruth Griffin and daughter
Saundra Lee of San Diego, and
Mrs. Maude Redmond of Mem
phis, Tenn, aunt of Mr.. McElroy,
also Mr.. Lawson Porter. Mrs. Red
mond has enjoyed the many social
courtesies extended to her, includ-
ing a tour of Southdale, the Gem
store where Mrs. McElroy is en-
ployed, and the Socialites New
Years Eve party.
Enrolls At u. Of M: Miss Saun-
dra Lee Griffin of San Diego,
daughter of Mrs. Ruth Griffin,
will begin studies at the College
of Education Tuesday, Jan. 2. Miss
Griffin, a former resident of Min
neapolis has been away ten years
and is busy renewing old acquaint-
ances and making new friends.
New Year - Another Year: Mr..
and Mrs. Warren Kingsbury, 1908
Irving Av. NJ, were hosts at a
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In Colorado, a graduate student
applying for a scholarship was
asked to state his principal reason
for needing assistance. my wife
and I are now separated" he wrote,
and this leaves me as my sole
means of support"
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Elizabeth is using the dining
room for us to eat in this week.
They're not through painting the
kitchen" Charlie Crawford,
Lawrenceburg (Tenn) Democrat
Union.
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combination New Years Eve and
birthday party, Sunday, December
81. AS the new year was being
ushered in, these guests were en-
joying delicious dinner, Mines.
and Messrs. Leroy MCGOWAN, Jack
Hyatt, Glen Slaughter, Clarence
Galloway, and Mrs. Lucille Brown.
1t was Mr.. Kingsbury's birthday.
New Years Eve Dinner: Mrs.
Mary Lassley and Mrs. Arthur
Moore were co-hostesses at a new
years eve dinner party, Sunday,
December 81, at the home Of Mrs.
Moore, 1920 Fremont No. A superb
dinner was served to Mines. and
Messrs. Virgil Harris, Albert Clark,
Joe Norris, Mrs. Almanac Stever-
son, Messrs. James Lassley, and
Arthur Moore, and Mrs. Alma
Heath of Chicago.
Visits K.C.: Mrs. Mary Driver,
1901 Oak Park Av. N. returned
home Thursday, December %, af-
ter a very pleasant weekend in
Kansas City.
Visits COffeeville: Mrs. Ruby
MCGEE, teacher at Hawthorne
School, left Sunday, December "A,
with her children to visit her home
town, Coffeyville, Kansas.
Holiday GOings And COmings:
Mrs. Helen Smith and daughter,
Janet and son, Michael, 1926 Fourth
Av. s., returned home Saturday,
Dec. 80, from Cleveland, Ohio,
where they spent Christmas holi-
days with Mrs. Smiths mother and
their grandmother, Mrs. Marie
Briggs and the children's brother,
Raymond. Pvt. Allen Smith, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Smith, re-
turned to Fort Carson, Colo. after
a five day visit with his family.
New Years Dinner Party: Mr..
and Mrs. William L. North, 1415
James Av. NJ, entertained guests
Sunday, Dec. 81 with a New Years
dinner party. Among the guests
were Messrs. and Mines. Marion
Brown, Edgar Pillows, Henry
Lewis, James Hatchett, Arthur
Anderson and Albert Senter.
Also Mines. William N. North,
Erma Mazingo, Leola Clark Lydia
Pillow, Margie Sayles and a WIS.,
itor from Little Rock, Ark, Mrs.
Sam Woodland. Also Miss Jane
Kathleen Batsell of Indianapolis,
Ind, a house guest of Mrs. Ma
lingo and Messrs Herman Brown
and Harry Massengill. The Norths'
guests enjoyed the sumptuous holi-
day meal served by their hosts.
Les Amies Holiday Party: The
Les Amies holiday party was held
Friday night, December 20 at
Ballentine VIEW post clubrooms.
Members of the club their hus-
bands and guests enjoyed tasty
canapes and liquid beverages.
Dancing and a Twist" contest
was a feature of the evening. Some
danced and others gathered around
piano for some CLOSE harmony.
1t was a lively party and both
guests and members enjoyed the
affair.
Sunday School Party: Mrs. Cur
It's c. Chivers, 4017 Clinton Av. s.,
was hostess Wednesday, Dec. 81,
to her Sunday School class from
st. Peters AME Church. The
youngsters who spent the after
noon playing games and singing
were Keith Pleas, Camille Gill
mont, Charlie Tramel, Charrline
Wilson, Yvonne Bridges, Kimberly
Hines and Ira Hendon. Special
guest was Lowell Johnson, Jr.
Other guests who assisted Mrs.
Chivers were Mrs. Lowell Johnson,
Mrs. Bessie Lewis and Mrs. Coler-
idge Henson. Everyone had pleas
ant time in keeping with the pro-
gram of st. Peters Sunday School.
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Social and Personal
x MINNEAPOLIS

Sixth Birthday Party: Wayne North, of Mr. and Mrs.
William N North 1922 Fourth Av. S. celebrated his sixth
birthday on New Years Eve Sunday Dec 81 Youngsters who
helped make the day memorable Ricke Fisher
Ahea Buford Susan Pearson Godfrey Badez r Peter Hill
Jimmy Holloway and his brothers Ore and Dexter Games
were played and the youngsters danced the 'Twist Mrs
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Social and Personal
( sr.~PAUL

Dinner Guests: Mr.. and Mrs Horace Brown, Carroll
entertained at dinner December &C. pm Guests
Miss Hazel L. Murray Mr. and Mrs Benjamin Bryant and
and Miss Kathie Brown
New Years Eve Party Mr. and Mrs Carter Fletcher of
West Central entertained New Years Eve Party in their
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on purchase receipts.
RDI membership cards will be
offered to the public, for a nominal
fee, beginning in January.
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They are aware Of their made
quacies in education and earning
power, but telling the Negro to sit
in the back of the bus gives them
The Republican., 1962-05-24

FOR RENT OR SALE-Trailer
lot on lst and Water SITS. Phone
DE 4-2467 ADV, 13-tf
FOR RENT - 4-room furnished
apartment, private bath, washer
and hot water Children welcome.
Phone DE 4-479O. ADV l3-tf
FOR RENT Modern 3-bedroom
house automatic heat and garage
Available September lst Call DE
, 4-3264 after Z p. m ADV. l3-tf
FOR RENT-4-room apartment,
heat and water furnished. Green
St. Oakland. Md. Joseph Hine-
baugh, phone DE 4-349l. ADV. Z
If
FOR RENT-Four-room house at
Swallow Falls. just back of the
Dunkard church See Della M. Mel
lott, Oak Park Rt 2. Oakland,
phone DE 4-4865 ADV 13-3t"
FOR RENT n Two completely
furnished cottages at Deep Creek
Lake. One has bedrooms, the
other has bedrooms. Patio and
lawn furniture, playground for
small children safe distance from
lake. TV Reasonable. Contact Mrs.
Al Hokaj, $40 First St, Donora.
Pa. phone FIR 9-S071 after May 28.
ADV. l3-tf
The Republican., 1962-05-24

FOR Worver1ne shoes by
special order. One week delivery
BroWning's Hardware, Oakland =
Adv. 38-tf
FOR SALE-Clary adding ma
chine, $4,000. SWeene's Boat Co,
Inc McHenry, phone DE $4,000
ADV loft
FOR Farmall Cub Trac-
tor with cultiVators. ploWs and
moving machine. Phone DE 4
3072.-Adv. 13-2ta
FOR SALE-New Idea side de-
livery rake small road grader for
use on tractor. John Miller, Deer
Park.-Adv 11-5t@
FOR SALE-TWelvc young Hol-
stein COWS, fresh; purebred An
gus bulls Roy Whitehair, Terra
Alta ADV. 13-4t
FOR SALE-Chris-Craft Silver
Arrow, less than 100 hours. 215
h. p. interceptor, Phone DE A.
1912 ADV. 13-2t
FOR SALE-7-room house with
partial basement in Mt. Lake Park,
or will trade for bungalow Call
DE 4-3189 Adv 12-3t@
The Republican., 1962-05-24

FOR SALE-LaWn Boy mowers
and tillers. Sales and service with
factory repair parts. Grange Sup
ply Center. ADV 12-tf
FOR SALE-House, 8 rooms, full
basement, modern kitchen, gas hot
water heat, ideally located Call
DE 4-2356 ADV 24-tf
FOR SALE - Trailer 4'x7'x18''
deep, good tires. new condition.
also 5-ft porch swing, new. Call
DE 4-9289.-Adv. 12-2t"
FOR SALE-275O bales clover,
alfalfa and mixed hay; 200 bales
wheat straw No rain on it. Phone
DE 4-9246 ADV. 2-tf
FOR SALE-Four milking COWS.
l Holstein springer heifer, l sec
ond calf Jersey COW. }. EdW Hell
big, phone DE 4-3419 ADV 13-tf
FOR SALE-24" gas range, one
year old; 1855 Plymouth VS.,
straight transmission, good cOndi-
ton. Phone Terra Alta 2833.-Adv.
l2-3t#
The Republican., 1962-05-24

FOR SALE-187 acres of young
timberland. Ranges from 4 to II
inches. Located in Garrett county,
near Wilson, w. Va. Phone Cum
berland PArkvieW 4-5566 ADV.
11-3t
FOR SALE-The following used
items: Sofa bed. $4,000; upright
Beckwith piano, $4,000; Cold-Spot
refrigerator, II Gu. #, $4,000; gas
circulating heater, $500. Phone
DE 4-4172. ADV. 11-2t#
FOR SALE-Home fire extin-
guishers. pc lb COZ Regularly
S45.OO, limited time offer, $1,000.
Includes installation and demon
stration. Authorized COZ recharg-
ing station. Ashby Sales, Oakland,
Md ADV 12-2t
FOR SALE-FOrd Farmall Super
A and Cub tractors; cultivators for
Ford, Farmall c, H and NJ, and
Allis-Chalmers WD: corn planters;
mowers: rakes: sc and 68 NH Bal
ers. Willard Feather, Rt 50, be-
tween Aurora and Red House. -
Adv 11-3t#
The Republican., 1962-05-24
FOR RENT

FOR RENT
FOR RENT - Four-room house
with bath. Phone TW 5-5118. ADV.
12-tf
FOR RENT - Broom furnished
apartment. R. L. Sebold, Deer
Park. ADV. 11-4t*
FOR Rents room furnished
apartment. No children. A. c. War
nick-Adv. 9-tf.
FOR RENT NT-Three-room apart
ment private bath. 70 Oak St,
Oakland. Adv. lift
FOR RENT - Three-room fur
nished apartment with bath. Phone
DE 4-9889. ADV 13-tf
FOR Sleeping room, gar
age available, to man only. Write
PO Box SO, Mt Lake Park. ADV.
lift
FOR RENT-Unfurnished 4-room
apartment with private bath and
entrance in Loeb Lynn. Call DE
4-2377. Adv. 3-tf
FOR Second floor apart
ment of four rooms and private
bath, hot water heat, unfinished.
Call DE 4-2649. ADV. lift
FOR RENT-Two 4-room and
bath furnished apartments. Utili-
ties furnished. hot water heat.
Phone DE 4-2084.-Adv. 5-tf.
FOR RENT - Nice first floor
apartment, hot water heat, on
Liberty St, $500. Paul B. Nay
lor. phone 334-3149. ADV. loft
FOR RENT-Farm house, excel
lent state of repair, new roof, storm
windows, rooms, bath, full base
ment. fruit cellar, coal fired hot
water heat, Pear garage and large
garden plot. Located 2 miles above
Crellin, Md. Phone DE 1882 OF
DE 4-2500 ADV 12-tf
FOR RENT-Attractive cabin at
Deep Creek Lake. Modern cleo
trical equipment, completely fur
nished, accommodates six COM
fortably. No better location on
the whole lake. For details write
Caleb Winslow, 1902 Mt. Royal
Terrace, Baltimore II, Md-Adv
5-tf.
The Republican., 1962-05-24

FOR SALE-14-ft runabout boat
William SimmOnds, residence, Puz-
zley Run and Route 40. ADV. 13-
St"
FOR SALE-American No. 8
surfacer. Plains 8X24, AL shape
Earle Glotfelty, McHenry. ADV
46-tf
FOR SALE - Eleven 750X20 g.
ply. rough tread. S4O0 each as is
Gibson's Auto Parts, Loeb Lynn.
ADV. 12-tf
FOR SALE-At the O'Donneil
Nursery in Loeb Lynn. Various
kinds of pines, spruce, hemlOck,
fir, yeWs, etc. ADV list