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HOUSES URFURE. TO RENT

HOUSES UhFURH. TO RENT
ADEIPHI-3-bedrm brick rambler.
fun bsmt.. 2 air conditioners. Ex-
eelent for small family, Avail.
March i. Refs. REQ. HE, 10000.
ADELPHI, MD.-New, 4 bedrms., 2
baths, full bsmt, Immediate oe-
cupancy. Ma. s-3g93 Eve. 34-62ii.
AEC-IBM AREA-Home OF tradi-
tlonal design on / acre. 3 bedrms.
plus den, 3 baths, family rm.,
opens 70 patio. S275 per mo. with
youSKIS 4 CO.. sss-l5Oo I'll 0
ALEx.-3-bedrm. town house, bsmt.
washer and drier, gas heat. very
clean. immed. occup., SIPS per
mo. plus utils. XII. s-38l3.
ALEXANDRIA RENTALS
YATES 0ARDEN-Attrac. end row,
liV, rm. with firepl,. dining area.
2 bedrms.. X baths, den, patio.
scr. pch., walled garden, $3.50.
OLD TOWN-Furn. effic. apt, nice
size liv. rm.. bedrm., bath. kit.
Win eating space. nice closets,
OLD TowN-sriek; 8 bsdrms.. liv,
Iust SGD Nins TIIlss nice XIII Iull
hsmt., fenced yard. sas h.-w.h.
DELANEY REALTY CO
1871 N, Washington ST, Alex,
XII. k-61ll XII. S-6040
ARL., Ms bedrms., 2 baths, iiv.
rm,. dining Tm.. family Tm., base
ment fenced yard, Sl00. Call b24-
0523 or b32.b207.
ARL., NJ bedrms.. bath. hot-air
heat. Clean. Sis mo, i-yr. lease
1900 N. Roosevelt 81. 534-760g
ARL. COUNTRY CLUB HILLS,
3 baths, rec, rm., porch and ga
rage. t2Ib, Shown BY apt. only
"a. 4.h2hS: ewes. and week ends
ARL., M bedrms,, Ice. porch,
lovely ysrd' sar1 close 70 =, e,
ARL,. !s.-3-bsdrm. brick Colonial
porch, $3.50. IA, 7-O30B.
BETHEsDA = 3-bedroom rambler
r. I I. Sh SrTi kks ssiior. d2
CAPITOL HILL-Restored o rms,
2 bedrms.. den. lEe. bath, sep. din,
Wv. carpet full bamt,, adults,
$3.50 mo. III. 6-25i7 or III. 3-JO0J,
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CAPITOL MLL-2 blkS. 70 supreme
S GSSr'' t living pow TR f dining second sd
pate With EsaWoodo privacy fence
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY
lcONTINUED)

m, titchen Wiz tahI.' snaea
3 Weli-proportioned bedrms., III
baths. rec, rm., entrance hall.
TRADE YOUR PRESENT HOME
Shannon & Luchs
Realtors since 1905
BETHESDA
Beautiful white brick Colonial. close
ditioned. large rms. throughout,
lst-floor powder room, 8 bedrms.
2 baths, plus nursery or dressing
room on 2nd floor. Full basement,
paneled recreation room with fire.
place. gear garage. Beautiful lot.
Price reduced; Evenings, Mrs,
w. G. q A. N. MILLER DEV. co.
LIST YOUR HOME WITH US
REALTORS EN-. 2-4464
BETHESDA : Attractive 3-bedrm.
2-bath brick rambler. Liv, rm.,
din. rf1., new de luxe kitchen,
rec, .rn., large fenced yard. Quiet
residential area. A real value in
Billingsley Realty
EN-. 2-2326 Ewes. EN-. $-e11a
BETHESDA - Contemporary brk,
rambler with firepi'. seciuded VIII
trees, Vacant. $4,000.
MOORE REALTY 933-1600
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. rambler,
IN excel. location, convenient to
NH, bedrms,, 2 firepls., built-in
garage, de luxe features through
out. Mid-30s.
GEO. W. ROBERTSON. REALToR
OIL. 2-2123 Ewes. 652-8O0p
BETHESDA-NTH-Prestige area, s
min. to Bethesda Naval Hosp. OF
NH. 4 lge., bedrms., az baths,
rec; nm, Priced in mid-30s. Cali
SUBURBAN SUBURBAN PROPERTIES Mor.
BETHESDA-CHEVY CHASE = Sim.
plify, your house hunting with the
areas largest realtor. 10 full-time
trained salespersons. Over 22C
listings, plus the multiple listing
service. Come in and review OnI
photo album OF current properties
n all price ranges. Courteous ef.
ANpRIs Il REALTY. OIL. 2-eo7o TIL {
INSTRUMENTATION - LargI
4-bedrm. brick split on quiet dead
end. Children walk to st. janet
or elem. school. Entr. foyer, car.
port, lge. mod. kit, scr. pch., very
private rear yard. Walk-out fam.
lily rm, with firepl. S31 300.
ANDRIS REALTY. OIL. 2-9070 TIL
BETHESDA AREA-Immaculate 8.
bedrm., 2ih bath, air-cond. bricI
bi-level with daylight rec. rm.
space for 4th bedrm. Carport
Mid-30s. Ewes, call OIL. 2-3SS9.
BOGLEY
REALTORS
zoos Wis. Ave. OIL. 6-7sOC
BETHESDA, CLOSE M-Brick Co
lonial with 3 bedrms., nice size
liv. rm. with firepl., sep. din
rm,.. porch, nice level yard fol
children. Close to Lourdes and
elementary schools. A real buy
IN low EOS:
LEGUM & GERBER
OIL. 6-5767 Ewes, RA. 3-4267
BETHESDA = So. $50. Wooded Y
acre. offers real privacy. 3-bedrm.
prlck rambler, rec. rm. with q
iirepl., slate roof, garage. Lots o
ANDRIs REALTY. OIL. 2-eO7o til o.
BETHESDA = Charming 3-bedrm
brick rambler with carport. Z
blocks to elem. school, very con.
ven. area. $3.50 down, Sl24 mo
HILDEBRAND CO., OIL. 4-S711.
I =
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APARTMENTS WANTED
MOVING, PACKING, STORAGE

YOUNG MAN. colored. wishes q pri-
xate hedrm., lily. rm., K. and b.,
Up. NV. Refs. LU. 1879 aft. 8.
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RANDOLPH HILLs-3-bedrm. brick
rambler, IA baths, double rec
rm. Price $1S,250. FILA. OPEN
SUNDAY. VIII. 2-6165.
ROCKCREsT = $3.50 incl. settle.
ment. sos mo. 3-bedrm. rambler
Fenced yard, auto. washer. MOVES
REALTY, Po. 10000.
ROCKyILLE-GIs NO MONEY DIN
on this attrac. 4-bedrm., 2-bath
home with fireplace and fenced
lot. Full price $17,250.
KEN DRUSKIN, Realtor, 949-400C
RQCKvILLE-No SIS dn. OF. s45C
fIrepl., $4,000. Il. I. SMITH II
Realtor, GA. 4-7711. GA. 4-S705.
ROCKVILLE. 627 Lincoln ct. =
bet. rambler, 3 bedrms., liv. rm.
kit. and bath. Full bsmt., oif-st
pkinR. No On. payment. lust take
over monthly payments OF Sa6.76
DE- 2-24bR. VIII 6-92b7
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CAPITOL HILL. Restored 1009s.
500 9th at. SEA- bedrms;, living
rm., din. rm.. kit, lge. yd.. stor-
9ge sstis0 fiT sFnSRA 1 81 mI iheSsa7
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4 BEDROOMS

Gracious all-brick Colonial with
true eenter-hall plan, large living
charming kitchen with table space,
full bSmt.. central air cond. Large
wooded lot. FHA or VA. S25, 400.
/. L. LEWIS 949-4330
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CHEVY CHASE

CAPITOL HILL-sGie By estate. 3Ii
between Z and T. Z. cali sAS1u Isf
r, BLANKEN, atty, Elk. 3-2IO8,
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T. N. LERNER
Pres, Inland Corp.

Frest InIanu COrp,
Wheaton Plaza 949-7900
SHERWOOD FOREST = 3-bedrm.
almost-new brick rambler, fire
place, fallout shelter. enclosed
carport, walk-out basement, wood.
ed lot with back yard brook. BY
OWNER; ITO Motley road, phone
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CAPITOL HGTs., 4sth ave.-Nice
house. modern kit. and baths,
cow. location to schools and
trAnsp. DI 7-b622,
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. q a. AND RIGGS RDs. AREA

-, mo MONEY DOWN."
W. J. NlCHCfAS, Ritz. He. 4-lo0t
ANDREWS AkEA-3-bedrm. brick
npir 7 bsn.t rec. rm., Ice. fenced
lot, va. nothing dn.s conv, to
schls and shODuing. JOE JAcoRS
REALTY, RE G-5DU0. RE. 5-7333.
AZURE NS-ITIPLTENHAM
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fenced yard, full basement. West
inghouse kit, $3.50 mo- Avail.
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SHERWOOD FOREST

Set on lovely heavily wooded q.
acre lot, spacious eustom-buili
brk. rambler features 4 bedrms.,
ga baths, 2 firepls., paneled rec
rm.. walk-out bsmt. S26,750. PO
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DETACHED-s65 MO. UP
Lovely I TO 8 bedrooms. year.
round homes, in nearby Nd, 30
min, 70 d. c. Immed. poss. RA'
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GAMBRILLS. mr.. Rte. 301-sm !,
equip, dec. home, h,-w.h.. 500 80
wIopt. Vac. DICKEY. AP. 7-S0S0.
GODDARD SPACE CENTER AREA
Attractive modest country home
in picturesque setting Of fields
and woods with Is acres and small
barn. 4 bedrms., 2h baths. living
room, dining room, full basement.
House recently redecorated. City
water, $3.50 q month. Telephone
WA 7-O174 or 277-40A6.
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Realtors since 1870

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. rambler
IN excel. location, convenient to
NH, . bedrms., 2 firepls., built-in
garage, de luxe features through
out. Mid-30s.
GEO, W, ROBERTSON. REALToR
OIL. 2-2l23 Ewes. 6b0- 5000
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BOGLEY

zoos Wis. Ave. OIL. o-7s0C
BETHESDA, CLOSE M-Brick Co
lonial with 3 bedrms.. nice size
liv. rm. with firepl., sep. din
rm., porch, nice level yard fol
children. Close to Lourdes and
elementary schools. A real buy
In low 20s.
LEGJJM & GERBER
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WHITE FLINT MANOR
OPEN DAILY TIL DARK
NAVAL HoSP.-NIH AREA
5 BEDROOMS

KEMP MILL-Beautiful kent brick
home, . full baths on uuiet street.
Ideal for children, walk to elem.
81. high. Assume huge 474ss loan.
s gJ1suItsBth PROPERTIES MOT.
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SILVER SPRING
$16,500-BARGAIN

Franklin and Flower ave. area.
plus knotty-pine den, porch. siatS
roof, h.-W.h., full bsmt., Ice. lot.
WOQDSlDE REALTY CO., JU.
0-6440 iii n nm
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Skirts
Chorus Presents
Easter Program

Immediately following services
at the local churches on Maundy
Thursday, April II, thirty minute
candleIight devotional Easter con-
cert was presented by the senior
chorus, under the direction of Mrs.
Nancy Turney, in Southern's gym.
The program was opened with
Praise" by Aidan Clarke and
Alex Rowley. Let Us Break Bread
Together" spiritual by Noble
Cain, God So Loved The World"
by Sir John Staincr, The Holy
City" by F. E. Weatherly and
Stephen Adams, Were You There"
spiritual, Christ the Lord Is
Risen" by Charles Wesley and
Henry Cary, and Blessing, Glory
and Wisdom" by j. S. Bach fol-
lowed the opening number. The
bcncdication was 20 God of Our
Fathers" with Charles O'Haver as
a soloist.
All of the numbers except the
benediction were sung by the en-
tire chorus. They were accom-
panied on the piano by Linda Our
sler and Todd Schaible.
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KITZMILLER

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Henry
have returned home afcr spend
ing the winter in St Petersburg,
Fla.
Richard DcLoach and family, of
Baltimore, visited Mr.. and Mrs
John DeLoach, on Sunday
Recent guests of Mrs. Charles
Jones were Mr.. and Mrs. Howard
Stricklcr and family, Of Keyser,
and Mr. and Mrs. Roy II. Jones
and daughter, of Westernport
The Kitzmiller P-TA is sponsor
ing demonstration party at the
Kitzmiller school on Saturday,
April 20, at 1880 p. m
Mr. and Mrs Charles Penncll
and family, of ElizabethtoWn, Pa;
Mr.. and Mrs. Junior Harvey and
daughters, SWanton: and Mrs. Au-
brey Phillips visited Mrs. Coda
Harvey who underwent surgery
and is a patient in a Baltimore hos
pital.
Miss Natalie Phillips, Baltimore,
visited her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Aubrey Phillips.
Dale Sue Ream spent a week
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Wednesday Late
Return to Winter
Occurred This Week

There was a return to winter
this week, not only in this county
but in many other areas.
Temperatures dropped from 20
degree readings last weekend to
under the freezing mark for at
least two days this week. There
was a light snowfall Tuesday eve
nlng and during the night.
A warming trend is forecast
for the weekend.
A brief summing up of the
weeks weather showed the fol
lowing:
Partially clear last Friday with
temperature at II or above Fri
day night brought rain Saturday
was partially clear and windy,
with continuation of the same
on Sunday but with skies more
clear. There was d thunder storm
at night with further rain. 1t was
cloudy and cool on Monday with
temperature in the morning at 81
degrees. There was more rain Mon
day night with thunder and light
ring. Tuesday turned up colder
with a 40 degree reading at noon,
some snow falling around o'clock
and the mercury dropping to 35.
Continued cold Wednesday with
temperatures at freezing mark,
getting up to Sc by noon and in
early SOS by evening.
A heavy frost covered the
ground this morning and it was
cloudy and cool. Temperature
reading at 10 o'clock was 81 de-
grees.
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4-H Dress Revue
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Continued from Page One)
Glade, blue, blue; Joyce Harmon,
North Star, blue, red; Marjorie
Swartzentruber Monte Vista, red,
blue; Ruth Ann Bethel, BittinPer,
red, blue; Eileen Kellison, Bittinger,
red, red.
Connie Grove, Monte Vista, blue,
red; Kathy Haenftling, North Star,
blue, blue: Judy Richter, North
Star, red, red; Karen Bowman,
North Star, blue, blue: Bonnie
Bucket, Bittinger, blue, blue; Doris
Brenncman, Bittinger, red, red;
Joyce Hartman, North Star, blue,
red: Mary ShaWley, Bittinger, blue,
blue: Ruth Brenncman, Bittinger,
white, red.
Miss Ethel Grove, Home Demon
stration agent, introduced leaders
and guests. She gave an outline of
the All program and how leaders
are selected
The narrators for the Dress Re-
vue we're Gail George of North
Star, and Jerry Epstein, Grants
vile Boys.
Gloria Keim, of the Grantsville
Girls All club, played piano solo
and girls of that club sang a special
number.
Kathy Haenftling and Naomi
Spiker sang a duet between scenes
The Bittinger girls had a skit,
What Not to Wear"
Mrs. Freda Denison, Assistant
Home Agent, presented the con-
struction ribbons and made a few
comments. Refreshments we're
served by the Monte Vista club
Judges we're Mrs. Robert Rode
HEAVIER, Mrs. Luke Bowman, and
Mrs. Charles Warwick.
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SernOnette
By Area Ministers
c. P. Anderson, Pastor
Deep Creek Baptist Church

James Z:l4-26
Faith and works are twin vir-
tues. They are bound up in the
same bundle. They are partners.
He that obeys and works for him
surely has faith in him, and he
that trusts and believes in God is
ready to do his will and his work.
James looks upon works as proof
of faith, not as means of salvation.
John the Baptist had demanded
fruits worthy of repentance"
Jesus had said, by their fruits We
shall know them"
James contrasts live faith and
dead faith. 1t is rot personal faith
iii Christ that James ridicules but
On empty theological tenet that
does not stand the test of actual
life.
God demands some performance,
not mere profession. What doth
tt profit?" James pointedly asks.
What is the use? What good is it
for a person to say he has faith
who has no works to prove his
faith? How can men know that
such a one has any faith? The life
must give expression to what the
heart has felt
James asks: Can a mans faith
save him?" James means the kind
cf faith that rests on mere asser-
zion without works to prove it. He
here speaks for the practical man
of the present day who wishes and
expects to see some real differ
ence in the life o. a man who be-
comes a Christian.
Emotion and beliefs which do
not shape conduct are meaning
less. Just sentiment is useless.
We must not let our hearts be
come hardened because of the
hypocrisy of professional tramps
and bcggcrs We must have real
love and compassion for the needy
and suffering. Mere professional
faith that talks and docs not lis
dead in itself There is no life in
IT, no reality Faith, if it have
not works. is dead in itself" The
man of faith looks for the oppor-
tunity each day to be helpful to
someone.
James does not believe in mere
intellectual assent He is here EN-.
phasizing works, not mere faith.
He says, SHOW me thy faith apart
flom thy works, and l by my
works will show thee my faith.
Here James puts over against each
other the two kinds of faith-the
true faith which James claims to
possess and which is proved by
works and the false faith which is
mere profession and entirely apart
from works
James further illustrates his
point by referring to the obedient
trust of Abraham James shows
that Abraham lived up TO mis- faith
when put to the most severe test
that of offering up his only son.
Ii is faith and works with Abraham
1t is energetic faith. SO James
adds, by works was faith made
perfect" Faith was completed by
deeds"
Faith prccedes works. We are
set right with Cod by trust or
faith, but the life must correspond
TO the new relation with God. We
must translate faith into action
James believes in the union of
faith and work. lie says, For as
the body without the spirit is
dead, so faith without works is
dead also" False faith is no more
than a corpse. There should be an
union between faith
and works, a union as close as that
between spirit and body.
There is pressing need in many
a Christian life FOR larger activity,
more real service, a closer filling
out of the days with good deeds.
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mcnt was tentatively reached, and
it was the belief of the County
Commissioners that Mr. Marshall
would draw up a contract and pre-
sent it at later date
The Tuesday conference com
corncd the Oakland Knitting Mill
which has been under pressure
for the past several months. Tax
liens have been brought against
it by the federal government, and
the work has been practically at a
standstill The possibility of fore
closure by the company having
first mortgage on the machinery is
considered imminent. Participant
in the latter discussion were Merle
Fike, plant manager, and Lowell
I oomis.
Announcement was also made
this week of the resignation of two
persons from county groups. B.
Beeson Snyder resigned as men,
Der of the county's Economic De-
VelOpment Corporation, and Rob-
ert B. Sincell submitted his resig-
nation as chairman of the Garrett
County Sanitary commission. No
successors have been named.
Snyder is the third person to re-
sign from the Economic Develop
ment group. Previously R. T.
Thayer and Fred A. Thayer had
submitted designations.
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with her grandparents. Mr.. and
Mrs Dewey Bowser, Terra Alta,
w. Va.
Gene Ashby, of Fort Jackson, S.
c., visited his wife jamie, near
Kitzmiller. She will accompany
him back to Fort Jackson, where
they will reside.
Mr.. and Mrs. Miles Paugh and
granddaughter, Mrs. Bobby Har-
vev and children, and Ina May
Paugh were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs Asbury Harvey, on Sunday.
Mrs. Albert Paugh visited her
father. Earl Kitzmiller, who is
seriously i'll at his home in Eglon
Mr.. and Mrs. Junior Harvey,
near Kitzmiller and Mr.. and Mrs.
Bobby Harvey and children Wis
tied Leroy and Charles H. Har
vcv in Hancock, Sunday
Mrs. James jenkins and children,
Mt. Like Park, visited her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Truman Whit
acre.
Mr. and Mrs Murvin Sims and
CON End Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Nc
Cloud and son, who have been
oroStS Of Mr. and Mrs. George
Stewart. returned to their homes
in Lansdowne, on Sunday
Mrs. Mary DeLoach is seriously
i'll at her home.
On Saturday, Mrs. Mary r.
shank and Mrs. Chester Evans and
daughter motored to Washington
where Mrs Shank left by plane
for Frankfurt, Germany She plans
to spend some time visiting her
sons, who are stationed there. Mrs.
Evans received word Monday, that
Mrs. Shank arrived safely.
Kurt Paugh is a patient in Gar
rett County Memorial hospital,
Oakland.
Mrs. Mary Bonnella is a patient
in Garrett County Memorial hos
pital
Miss Sharon Gay Weaver, Fort
AShby, has won the annual essay
contest sponsored by the Veterans
of Foreign Wars in this district.
She has been awarded a four-year
college scholarship and plans to
attend Marshall college. Miss
Weaver is the granddaughter of
John Clark, Kitzmiller
Rcv. and Mrs. Hollabaugh and
students Rose Hines. Chester Weir
and others of the Free Gospel in
stitutc, Export, Pa, we're at the
FREQ Gospel church services on
Friday. Saturday and Sunday
There will be a hymn sing in
Il Tar,,DI oh Cnft
day April 81, at 1870 p. m.
Regular church services arc held
Sunday and Wednesdays Sunday
School. 10 a. m; evening services,
80 p. m.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Fresh and
son, CrcSaptoWn. visited Guy Nc
Robbie, on Sunday
Mrs. William Moore, ESta and
Jim Watson we're Sunday guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Courtney Wilson,
near Gormania.
The fire ladies will meet on
Wednesday night, April "a, at 1880
D. m, at the fire hall.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Pratt at
tended a wedding in Thomas on
Saturday.
Marlyn Rebekah lodge will meet
Friday, April 26, at 7:30 p. m.
Hazel Matuey, &C, Pageton,
w Va, made her official visit to
Dove Temple, No. 81, Blaine, on
Wednesday night.
Mrs. Lois Mosser and children
and Grace Evans visited Mr. and
Mrs. Leonard Pase at Thomas, on
Sunday
Mrs. Lois Mosser, Mrs. Christa
Pratt June O'Donnell and Dayme
Fray attended the Republican
Women club meeting at the home
Mrs. Lewis Jones in Oakland
Mr.. and Mrs Frank and daugh-
ter we're Sunday guests of friends
here and at Mt Storm.
Mrs. William Mass, Charley
Smith and Mrs. Name Harvey were
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venture.
The time Trooper Cave and the
deputy sheriff went again, placed
him under arrest and brought him
70 the county Jail in Oakland. This
,, time he was charged with felony,
that of malicious destruction of
shoulders of the state highway.
At a preliminary hearing Mon
DAY before Trial Magistrate Rob-
ert Maroney he was placed under
1000 cash bond for his appear
ance at the September term of
court Tuesday the motor vehicle
charge was nolle pressed by order
Of the states attorney, since the
more serious charge took preced-
ence.
The deputy sheriff said Mr. Will
burn told him the state had never
paid him for the strip of ground
and that the property was his.
Wilt admitted he was a little I'M
ruly" when they went to arrest
him.
Wilburn may ask immediate trial
n wait until some action is taken
by the September grand jury. The
man was in trouble with the law
}nce before, September %, 1860.
II that time he was found pre-
ferring a Jail term of ten days
rather than purchasing a dog Ii
.ense for 81. Associate Judge Neil
:. Fralcy heard the appeal case
It that time from Magistrate Ma
-oney who had found MIR. Wilburn
suilty of a charge of failing to
purchase a license for his dog.
Wilburn pleaded not guilty and APP
Gealed the case He served as his
own attorney before Judge Fraley.
The judge fined him $40 and costs
II in default of payment to serve
en- days in jail. Judge Fraley then
old Wilburn if he would agree to
Guy a dog license and buy it i'm
nediately he would suspend the
sentence and costs but he said III
take the Jail sentence" Later his
fine was paid by another party
and some person also purchased
his dog license
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ADDITIONAL LOCAL ADS. TOD
LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION

FOR SALE-'51 Buick. '4S GMC
dump truck, high-wall drill, and
other items. Phone DE 4-4011. -
Adv 8-tf
WANTED = Auto body man.
Apply Shaffer Ford Sales and see
Neil Durham. ADV. sgt
FOR SALE-27 head sheep with
lambs. Phone Isador Skeweris, DE
4-2044 ADV. 8-2t
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SANG RUN

Mrs. Mary Hinebaugh is a patient
in Garrett County Memorial hos
pital.
Stephen Dewitt is confined to his
home with a broken ankle.
Clarence Dewitt, Mr.. and Mrs.
Okcy Hoff and Mrs. Earl Bishop
visited Mr. and Mrs Stephen Dc
Witt, Sunday
MIR. and Mrs. Charlie Carr Wis
tied MIR. and Mrs Leonard Carr,
Crellin.
Dale Dewitt and children Wis
tied in Harrisburg, Va, and w; sh-
inGtOn. ONcr the weekend.
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CARD OF APPRECIATION

| would like to express my sim
cere appreciation to all my patrons
during the past several years. l
have recently sold the Sun Cove
Beauty Salon at Deep Creek Lake,
and felt | would like to make pub
lie my appreciation in this manner.
Mrs Ward l.. Ashby
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1963-04-25

An airlines jet with 73 aboard
flew from Los Angeles to Dulles
airport near Washington in hours,
q minutes, % seconds.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1963-04-25

guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Harvey, recently.
Mrs. Hazel Wilson is still con-
fined to her home.
Mrs. Madge Rafter is visiting
her daughter and other relatives
in Cumberland.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1963-04-25

I. was said of Jesus, summing up
his career, He vent about doing
good Is that said of us?
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1963-04-25

Angus Ogilvy married Princess
April "a, in Britain.