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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-02
Bulls Prep
Suffers First
Loss of Year

NEWARK. Del, Nov. 2 (Spe-
ciaD Bulls Prep Of Silver
Spring, Md, lost its first game
Of the season by a matter OF
inches yesterday to the Univer-
sity of Delaware freshman
team, 7-6.
The Maryland team. 2-1-1,
drove to the winners l-foot
line in the closing seconds but
couldn't score. After giving UP
the ball, they Just missed a
safety.
Delaware fumbled on its
first play from scrimmage and
Terry Murray recovered for
Bulls. Mike Davis ran for 10
yards and then passed rs
yards to End Billy Dodson for
"a touchdown. Dodson's place
ment went off the side of his
foot.
Delaware recovered a tumble
on the Bulls as late in the
third period and took only two
plays to score. Halfback Kent
Bills raced A yards sand then
plunged over on the next play.
BULLS PREP % O. o %
DELAWARE FROsH o 0 z o.
Bullis-Dodson rs. pass from Davis
kick failed).
Delaware-Bills 1, plunge Guby kick
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WALT LEADS WAY
FOR QUANTICO

QUANTTCO, Va, Nov. 2
(SpeciaD. - Quantico Posts
scholastic football team Is
headed for one Of its best
seasons ever and one Of the
major reasons Is Quarterback
Larry Walt.
Walt, a 6-foot-1, 180-pound
junior, had one of his best days
here yesterday, scoring 10
points and passing for the
other in leading Quantico to a
200 victory over Loudoun VAL
ley. The winners own a 4-2-1
record with one game to play.
Their best previous mark was
So.
Walt opened the scoring in
the first quarter by breaking
off tackle for Is yards. He
added the extra point on a
plunge. Walt scored in the
second period on q 3-yard
sneak and climaxed his scoring
with a 43-yard roll out in the
third quarter.
Iogp9TS VALLEY g g 9 "a
ouantico-Walt 10. run walt rum.
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SIZEMORE PAGES
CENTRAL RALLY

Halfback Frank Sizemore
scored his 10th and 18th touch
downs of the season as Central
High School came from behind
in the second half to defeat
Laurel, 1916, yesterday at Gen.
trail.
Sizemore, who scored three
times in last weeks 1876 victory
over Lackey, got loose on
touchdown runs Of % and "a
yards to pull out the victory
for Central.
1t was the Falcons fifth
straight victory, raising their
season record to 6-3 with one
game remaining. Laurel now
has a ALL record.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-02
BELL VICTORIOUS
AS SEASON ENDS

Bell High School clinched
second place in the West Divi-
sion and stayed a half game
behind leader Roosevelt with q
14-0 victory over Dunbar yes
terday to end its season.
The Vocats, now 6-3 overall,
had numerous drives stalled by
fumbles and one 8O-yard run
called back for a clipping viola
ton, but pushed over touch
downs in the second and fourth
quarters to hand Dunbar its
fifth straight defeat in the
division.
Quarterback Michael Jones
sneaked over from the / in the
second period and Halfback
Mathew Owens ran over from
the IL in the final period.
DUNBAR -------- 0 o o o.
BELL o q T-11
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-02
HerndOn Wins
First Sectional
Title Since so

WINCHESTER, Nov. 2 (Spe-
ciaD The chase is over in the
Virginia Group LIB Northwest
ern District and Herndon High
School has its first sectional
title since 1860.
The Hornets, 60 in the
league and I'll overall, were
pushed to the limit in their
finale. but Fullback Rusty Hat
ton got them off the hook with
a 97-yard touchdown run fol
"a TO victory over James Wood
here last night.
Wood, which needed q VIC
tory for a tie for the title. al
most pulled the needed u>set,
driving 10 yards to the hornets
3 after a blocked punt but, lost
the ball on q fourth-and-one
play.
Hatton then sliced off left
tackle, broke into the open and
outran his defenders for the
touchdown.
1t was the Hornets fourth
shutout Of the year and second
in two weeks over league rivals
with a shot at the crown. Last
week they tripped up previous
ly-unbeaten Handley. 14-0.
HERNDoN -------7 o 0 81
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-02
COOLIDGE ROLLS
OVER WESTERN

Coolidge High School boosted
its league record to 80 yester-
day by blanking Western, 1910,
in a West Division game at
Coolidge.
All the Colt touchdowns
came on long drives. Rick
Malcolm plunged from the
2-yard line in the first period
to conclude a 70-yard drive.
Spike Henry and Joe Smith
scored in the third and fourth
periods, respectively. also on
Toward marches.
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FUMBLES HELP
CULPEPER WIN

CULPEPER, Va, Nov. 2
(SpeciaD Richard Deal and
John Brown each converted
recovered fumbles into touch
downs here yesterday as Cul-
pepper High School defeated
Southern Augusta, 1910, in a
non-league game.
Deal ran seven yards after
Red Upton recovered a South
ern Augusta tumble on the
losers 7-yard line. John Brown
scooped up an Augusta tumble
in the third period and raced
81 yard for the second score.
s9LB kgagsTA - 9 g g 90
culpeper-Deal Z. run run failed).
covered tumble Ckick failed).
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WASHINGTON-LEE
TOPPLES STUART

Westinghouse High School
kept control of a slippery ban
long enough for two touch
down drives to defeat Stuart,
1870, at WI last night and
move to within one-half game
of the Group la lead.
Two fumbles figured in the
first score for the Generals.
They moved IS yards to the
Stuart 5 after recovering a
tumble and scored as Tackle
Ed Watkins fell on a loose ball
in the end zone after Halfback
John Girtman had carried to
the /.
Halfback Don DeSkins put
the finishing touches on a 60
yard drive in the third quarter
with a 35-yard touchdown run.
Stuart, too, was plagued by
The Raiders moved
to the WI five after recover
ing a tumble, but promptly
turned the ball over on a FUN
BILE.
IER GTTJART n n nj - n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-02
HaIfback HELPS
ST. AIbans Stay
In Title Race

Halfbaek Hank Beukema had
gained little recognition this
year while playing football for
st. Adams School, but suddenly
he Is responsible for keeping
the Saints in the thick Of the
title race in the Interstate Ath-
letic Conference.
Beukema, who hadn't scored
a touchdown since the second
game of the season, skirted the
ends yesterday for $50 yards
and two touchdowns as St. Al
bans moved within one game of
first place with a 1876 victory
over st. Stephens at home.
The 5-foot-l1, I90-pound
senior turned left end for 81
yards in the first period for the
opening score Of the game and
added a 20-yard jaunt to end
the scoring in the second pc
Rod.
He put the winning drive in
motion with q 24-yard run to
the losers As, and ended it with
his 20-yarder.
Sophomore Fullback Peter
Longeway put st. Stephens in
the game briefly with a 10
yard touchdown In the first
period, but that was the lone
offensive showing Of the day
for the losers. st. Stephens,
Us overall and in the midst
Of a four-game losing streak.
failed to make a first down
after his run and never crossed
midfield.
st. Adams is 3-3 overall.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-02
Hunter Helps
Riders CIinch
Tie for Title

Thanks to some alert playing
by Mckinley Hunter, Roosevelt
High Schools football team has
clinched at least q tie for its
third straight championship in
the Interhigh Leagues West
Division.
Hunter scored two touch
downs, one on a 24-yard run
with an interrogation, as the
Riders knocked off Wilson,
1876, yesterday at Wilson.
Roosevelt has q SO league
record with only Coolidge re-
naming to be palyed next Fri
day at Coolidge. Bell wound
up its league season yesterday
with a 14-0 victory over Dun
bar. Bell has a SCI record.
Hunter, playing defensive
halfback, picked off the Wilson
pass in the first quarter for
RooSevelt's first score. He then
ran 5 yards for the second
while Subbing for Barry Cont
at quarterback in the third
period. Roosevelt recovered a
tumble on the Wilson 20 to set
up the score.
Wilson's only touchdown
came in the fourth quarter
when Guard Chris Reeves
scooped up a tumble and raced
80 yards to the Roosevelt end
zone.
wilson d n n A
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-02
Squeaker Helps
High Point Stay
In Title Race

High Point High School still
Is in the running for the Prince
Georges League title, but If
the defending champion hopes
to repeat it will need. to i'm
prove upon yesterdays per-
Torrance.
The Eagles Just managed to
defeat winless Fairmo n t
Heights. lat, in a league game
on the losers field.
High Point, now 5-1, trails
first-place DuVal (4-0-D with
one game remaining against
Northwestern Friday. DuVal
has a chance to increase its
margin today at Surrattsville.
Fullback Eric Oser scored the
winning touchdown and added
two conversions for the Eagles.
Oser plunged 2 yards for a late
third-period touchdown and
converted on Quarterback Jim
Doyle's pass.
John Conlon ran IL yards
for the first Eagle score,
Gaping a 55-yard drive. The
touchdown gave High Point a
TO halftime lead.
Fairmont's lone touchdown
came with three minutes re-
naming on an unsual play.
Tom Hawkins dropped the ball
while attempting to punt, then
picked it up and sped 80 yards
for the score.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-02
You Be the
Quarterback
ANSWER

Question on Page A-12l
No. l Go ahead with the play.
The end is the No. 2 man at
this position, coming in cold.
A defensive man usually needs
q play or two to warm UP.
Distributed BY The Register
and Tribune Syndicate)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-02
Rebounding Yorktown
Gains Tie at Wakefield

loss, with a fourth-and-25 sit
uation, the Warriors punted
but a roughing-the kicker
penalty nullified the play.
Blocks Punt
The Warriors punted again.
But this time Zimmerman
raced in to block it and the
Patriots had the ball on the
Wakefield 80.
Two plays later Quarterback
Roger Blaine passed to Eric
Wulfsburg for a 31-yard score.
Paul Conrad added the first Of
two extra points.
The Warriors fumbled on the
kickoff and Chuck Bradford
recovered on the Wakefield
% yard line. Nine plays later
Wulfburg went over from the /,
after his eight-yard pass re-
ception set up the score.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-02
TYLER SETS PACE
FOR PARKER-GRAY

Halfback William Tyler ran
for two touchdowns and passed
for q third yesterday to lea5
Parker-Gray to q 27-0 rout oa
Douglas in q Virginia Inter-
scholastic Association game ct
Parker-G Gray.
Tyler ran 20 yards in the
first period on q short pass
from Wendell Coleman and
then raced 8 yards In the third
quarter. Tyler also completed
a 40-yard touchdown pass to
Calvin Harris.
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CONGRESSIONAL
SCORES SHUTOUT

Halfback Brian Katen and
Fullback Richard Gittin turned
in touchdown runs Of 7 and 10
yards, respectively. as Congress
sional School defeated the
Episcopal w, 1910. yesterday
at home. Congressional is now
2-3 for the season.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-02
SPINGARN BACKS
DIVIDE SCORING

-Four backs got into the scor-
ing as Spingarn High School
oYerpowered Chamberlain, 27-
z, yesterday at Mckinley Tech
to move into a three-way tie
for fourth place in the East
Division.
-Fullback Robert Gill spear
headed a potent Wave ground
attack with a first-quarter
touchdown and 1lS yards in IS
carries.
Halfbacks Paul Barnes, Ma
than Queen and Nathan Hill
each added touchdowns as
Spingarn amassed 271 yards
rushing and 354 overall. Quar-
terback Henry Whitaker chip
ped in with four complete
passes in five attempts for SO
yards.
ssEEEANMoRHERs NE % 2 g 1T
Springarn--Gill 40, run (aill rum.
Spingarn-Barnes "a, run payne
run).
spinssrn-oueen Q, run Crun failed.
Chamberlain--Harris 90. kickoff re-
turn frost runl
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CARDOZO RALLIES
TO TOP DOUGLAS

WINCHESTER. Va. Nov. 2
(SpeciaD. Cardozo High
School scored two second-half
touchdowns to overcome a TO
halftime deficit and defeat
Douglas of Winchester, 1877,
last night at Douglas.
Fullback Harold Ford scored
on a 16-yard run in the third
period. then Halfback Warren
Colbert wrapped up the victory
with a 29-yard touchdown
Scannner in the final r,arind
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-02
PHELPS TIED BY EASTERN :.
PIayoff Looms in East Division

By CARL SELL
star staff Writer

The passing combination Of
Harry Bennett and Sam Dews.
operating on a day when the
elements were against throw
ing the football, much less
catching It. has kept Eastern
High Schools football hopes
alive in the Interhigh Leagues
East Division.
Eastern, with Bennett pitch
ing and Dews catching, re-
bounded in the second half
for two touchdowns and q IL
IL tie with Phelps yesterday at
Eastern. The outcome left the
two schools deadlocked for first
place in the East Division.
Both teams have 4-0-1 league
records, and If both win
next weeks league windups, q
playoff will be necessary to
decide the East champion.
Eastern plays Ballou and
Phelps meets Chamberlain next
Friday.
Plans For PlayOff
Hardy Pearce, the Interhigh
Leagues athletic director, said
yesterday that If there is a tie,
it will be played off November
16 at Cardozo. The Interhigh
championship game, between
the East and West winners,
then viii be pushed back until
November %. also at Cardozo.
Bennett. Eastern's slippery
quarterback. connected with
the glue-fingered end on
touchdown plays covering So
and 10 yards after Phelps had
stopped the heavier Ramblers
on the ground despite the
sloppy field conditions caused
by q driving rain.
Eastern had five chances for
game-winning extra points
Phelps was offside on three of
them-but failed to cash in on
any Of them. Three kicks were
off the mark after the first
touchdown and q pass and q
run failed after the second.
Fancy Running Helps
Phelps rolled UP q 1910 half
time lead on some fancy run
ming by Halfback Roger Scott
and an interception by Sam
Bennett.
The Panthers moved 81
yards for their first score after
an Eastern punt rolled dead on
the Phelps 8. Phelps gained
yardage in huge chunks on
pitchouts to the speedy Scott.
A 15-yard penalty for grabbing
Rogers face mask also aided
the drive. Scott finally banged
over from the 4.
Sam Bennett picked off q
Harry Bennett pass on the
Eastern % In the second quar-
ter and returned it to the
Ramblers' 2. Quarterback Ro-
land Thomas got the final yard
age on q sneak up the middle.
Phelps tried to kick its extra
points and missed both times.
PHELPS III ri nj 10
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down also came in the second
period after Rick Boyd fell on q
loose BAH on the Hammond IS.
Allan picked up nine yards and
Poole covered the last six.
Hammond scored In the
third quarter after Billy Nc
Griffert recovered q Lee tumble
on the winners 81. Don Hill
plunged for the final yard.
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YORKTOWN 30 o o i4-l4
WAKEFIELD Il 0 Ola
Wakefield-Spiker 1, run (Pugh pass
from Bawcombe).
wakefield-Spiker 10. run CBawcombe
kick).
Yorktown - Wulfsburg 81, pass from
Blaine Conrad kick.
Yorktown-Wulfsburg l, run conrad
kick).
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EINSTEIN TIES
FRIENDS ON PASS

Quarterback Bob Westwood
and End Rick Beall hooked I'D
on a 30-yard pass for a touch
down in the final quarter yes
terday enabling Einstein High
School to pull out a 6-6 tie
with Sidwell Friends at Elm
stein.
Friends took the lead in the
first quarter on a 10-yard
touchdown pass from Steve
Everall to End Brad May. Both
teams failed in attempts to
run over. the extra nnint
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-02
LATE PASS WINS
FOR MCKINLEY

Quarterback Cornelius Brown
threw a short pass to End Ed
ward Manage in the last min
ute Of the game for the only
touchdown Of the game as Nc
Kinley Tech defeated Anacos-
tia, 60. yesterday at Anacos-
tia.
Tech, now "A overall, start
ed its drive to beat the clock
after Guard Michael Martin
pounced on a loose ball at the
Anacostia As.
MCKINLEY TECH 90 o o 6-6
ANACOSTIA O o o 90
Tech.-Meniago 8. pass from Brown
(run failed).
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LAUREL - q o.
CENTRAL -- o o 6-I3
Laurel-Mundel 8, run (kick failed1
Central-Sizemore %, run (DelGuidice
kick).
central-sizemore "a. run (kick fail
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PHELPS g O 0-I5
EASTERN o o q Id
Phelps-scott 4, run (kick failed
Pnelps-Ihomas run (kick failed)
nett (kick failed,
nett (run failed),
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LUTHER JACKSON
DEFEATS TAYLOR

Luther Jackson High School
pushed over single touchdowns
in each of the last three quar-
tiers to defeat w. c. Taylor.
21-6, at Taylor and even its
Virginia Interscholastic Asso-
citation record at A.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-02

Bell-Jones 1, run (Smith rum.
Bell-OwenS IL, run (Smith rum.
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DOUGLAS O D o o.
PARKER-oRAY 3 IS 7-27
Parker-oray-Tyler 40. pass from
Coleman valentine kick).
Parker-GTay-Tyler s. run (run
failed).
Parker-0ray-Harris 40, pass from
Tyler harris rum.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 4. run (shel-
lington rum.
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HIGH POINT % 2 Z GA
High Point-Conlon II. run loser
rum.
High Point-oser 2. run loser. pass
from Doyle).
Fairmont Heights-Hawkins so, run
(Christan. pass from Spencer).
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ROOSEVELT 81 o OCI3
WILSON ----- o 0 o g. d
Observation-Disclosures "a, run with inter-
ception (kick failed).
Roosevelt-Hunter 8, run (Whisonant.
pass from ContD.
Wilson-Reeves 80. run with loose ball
(kick failed).
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1eIE2N - - iS 9 &l9
McLean-Luxford. 40. run 1kick
ailed) Luxford. 20. run Qaris kicki
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EPLsCOPAL o o o O. o
CONGRESSIONAL o o 8 Ola
congressional-Katen z. run (run
failed).
congressional--Gittin 20, run Cklck
failed.
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LOUDOUN VALLEY O o o o h
S,uANrICO 8 z 90
Quantico-Walt 16, run (Wait rum.
0uantlco-Walt 3, plunge pass failed
Quantico-Walt 43, run (Slayton, pass
from WALTZ,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-02

aAAzoNp 9 "a
Lee-Poole /. plunge trun failecl.
Lee--Allen "a, run Poole rum.
Lee-Poole 3, run (run failed.
!. plunge kick failed.
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LUTHER JACKSON o 2 7-2I
W. c. TAYLOR 0 o D 6-6
Jaekson--Bush 8. run BYRD. pass
from Moorel.
Jackson-Gaskins 10. run (Bush
rum.
Jackson-Moore 81, run CGsskins
rum
Tsylor-Hobson 8. run (paSs failed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-02

Jh JAMES, %oop 30 g g 30
HerndOn-HattOn o., run CBTadley
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-02

Culpeper-Brown 81, run with re-
covered tumble (kick failed).
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derndOnHat
rum.
The Republican., 1963-06-06
Accident Personals

Mr. and Mrs. Jack Corbitt. of
Westminster; Mr.. and Mrs. Harold
Georg. MIR. and Mrs. Owen Bach
and family were Sunday dinner
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Waldo
Zinkan.
Mr.. and Mrs Everett Weitzcl of
Alexandria, Va; Mr.. and Mrs.
Merle Bowser, Grantsville; Mr. and
Mrs. Oscar Savage, McHenry; Mr..
and Mrs. Walter Richter, Mr.. and
Mrs. William Herring, Mrs. En-
ma Deal. Kermit Glotfelty, Mr..
and Mrs. Benz Leydig were visitors
of Mr.. and Mrs Bud Deal and
family, the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold jenkins
we're Sunday visitors of Mr.. and
Mrs. Garland jenkins and daugh-
ter. Maureen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Fratz and
family visited Mr.. and Mrs Err
man Frazee, Sunday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Homer Baird and
family. Pittsburgh; Mrs. Terry Sis
Ter. Cleveland, O.; Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert l.. Alexander and sons, of
Pennington, we're weekend Wis
itors of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert II.
Alexander
Mr.. and Mrs. Benz. Calls were
Sunday evening visitors of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ralph Sisler and family.
The Republican., 1963-06-06
MRS. SAMUEL H. LEWIS

Mrs. Bessie Dumire Lewis, aged
50, died Tuesday, June a, at the
home of daughter, Mrs. Margaret
Jennings. near Thornton, w. Va.
Born in Tucker county she was
a daughter of the late Frederick
and Minnie Whitehair Dumire Her
husband, Samuel II. Lewis, died
IN 1861.
She was a member of Pine Grove
Church Of the Brethren.
Surviving are four daughters,
Mrs. Jennings; Mrs. Esther Hiser,
Cumberland; Mrs. Mabel Sisler,
Oakland: Mrs. Zorah Zenala, Wash
ington; six sons, Wayne Lewis,
Akron; Cletus Lewis, with the air
force in Wisconsin; Sherman
Lewis, with the army in the Pacific
area; Frederick and Norman Lewis,
Oakland; Claude Sisler, Thomas;
five sisters, Mrs. Cline Stemple
Hamblcton; Mrs. Foster Welch
NeWcomerstoWn, o.; Mrs. Phillip
FraIey and Mrs. Blanche Sisler
The Republican., 1963-06-06
Extension Dates Listed

Dates of Homcmaker club meet
ings and other extension activities
we're announced by Miss Ethel
Grove. Home Demonstration agent.
June Il, Mars Hill club, 1:30 p.
M. home of Mrs. Lawrence George.
Mrs. Guy Stanton and Mrs Donald
Hetrick will give the foods study.
Mrs. Stanton will head the COM
mittee on planning area tours. Mrs.
Paul Kinsinger will report on safe
" in the home. Deer Park club,
8 p. m, in the community hall. Mrs.
Darius Green, Mrs. Carl Thrasher,
Mrs. William Clatterbuck, Mrs.
Leo Smith and Mrs. John Shaffer
will take part.
June u, McHenry club, p. m,
in church basement Participating
will be Mrs. Beulah Walton, Mrs.
Hubert Glotfelty Mrs. Vesta Enlow,
Mrs. Robert Coffey and Mrs. Don
ma Bcachy. Route 40 club will meet
at s p. M, in school cafeteria. Mrs.
E,wood Klotz, Miss Leanna Lay
man, Mrs. Edwin Robson and
Mrs. Wilbert Raley will participate.
June IS. New Germany club, 1:30
p. M. home of Mrs. Willie War
nick. Taking part will be Mrs
Warwick. Mrs. Ellis Martin, Mrs
Harry w. Hummcl.
The Republican., 1963-06-06
MRS. ROY KlNSINGER

Mrs. Margaret Kinsingcr, aged
81, died Monday, June 3, at her
home in Grantsville after a linger-
ing illness.
Born in Bedford county, Pa, she
was a daughter of the late William
and Rebecca Davis Lawrence.
Mrs. Kinsinger was a registered
nurse, graduating in 1926 from the
old Western Maryland hospital in
Cumberland. She was a member
of Casselman Mennonite church
Surviving are her husband, Rev.
Roy Kinsinger; a son. Dale Kin
singer; a daughter, Evelyn Kin
singer, Grantsville; a sister, Mrs.
Minnie Clark, Bedford and one
grandchild.
The body was taken to the New
man Funeral home in Grantsville.
Funeral services were conducted
Wednesday afternoon at 2 O'Clock
from the Springs Mennonite church
with Rev. Paul Bender and Rev.
Roy Otto officiating. Interment
was in the church cemetery.
TIL family requested expressions
of sympathy take the form of con-
tribution to the Cancer fund.