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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-02-24
AVAILABLE

Your own husiness-a BAsKfN
ROBBINS ~ flavors ice cream
store located at fl35 Annapolis
road, LAnham. Nd.
Store 10 be- completed within 30.
so days Year-round business,
Eood profits potential. modest in
vestment.
For full details and brochure call
Mr.. W. c DAVIS dial operator
ask for Enterprise l-0590l OF
write 2O30 Hartford I'd, Baltimore
~. Nd.
BARBER SHOPS. (D Arl. GOOD loo
GIBRALTAR Co pi. $4,000
BEAUTY SHOP, Mont. County
VIII consider partner. $1,000 On
GIBRALTAR co, ID. 7-BbuC
BEAUTY sALON-Four wet booths
Best downtown location, Good buhi
g-5g0i or UN. 4-4825,
BEAUTY sHoPs-th Mont. Co.
only $4,000 CD Va. nice loo
$4,000. GIBRALTAR, DI 7-65OO
REHR TAVERN. Va. 5000 a day
Nice location Very reasonable
GIBRALTAR co Di 7.BhOC
BIIR TAVERN. Mont. county--Do.
ms excel. bus, Reasonable terms
q iBRALTAR co, Dl, 7-B3ut
BUSINESSES WANTED to sell Sub
stantiAl out-of.tOVn cash clients
GIBRALTAR co Dl, 7-0bCt
CAFETERIA. NV shows $4,000,
Escsl oiBRhtTAR. III. 7.s560
can WASH, All Va Excel. loo
and bus. $4,000 cash handles
GIBRALTAR co. pi 7-6b0l
CARwAsH AND BLDG silent q
active partner. S2b,UOO. Writt
or call Box 44i.n, star,
CARwASH, top suburban Nd. 10.
cation Fully auto, .t2b,OOO PEI
i 81, s !9s2S' san R.in''''l' only reply
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Package Liquor-N.W,

owner quotes over $4,000 weekly
same owner over 10 years. Coco
lease, reasonable rental. Goot
one-man operation. Must be seer
to be appreciated.
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|OFFIcEs, STUDIOS, for RENT WATERFRONT PROP. SALE
CONTINUED.
ARE YOU
SEMI sECLUsIoN

TANGLED NERyEsp RELAX IN
I'm, kit. . bedrm., and bath, OF
heat. Waterfront prIvils. S6,a50
SEMI sECLUsIoN
urepl, din rm, kit, Z bedrmS
bath, screened porches and oil
neat, waterfront priyilt. SlO,75O
:, HOME WITH WATER VIEW
mas hrepl IN liv ,rm,, din. rm.
XIV ! bedrmS" bath, oil heat
Ssnnd screened porch on lot
p pTiVTIlioV j5ss6to Water and pier
BOAT AND MOTOR
Included m price OF this water.
front home Liv rm. with fire.
place, din rm. kitchen. bed.
rms bath, porch oil forced ali
heat, $4,000.
DOCK YOUR BOAT
AZ your own pier IN front Of THU
5iIosarm nome with NV rm., fire.
ssaft' ana a. S Ss,2bg'i1 ga P SoS oil
- ONE ACRE
on the waterfront and home with
Nv fmn kit, with DIN. area .
ooearmsl bath, screened porch,
Oh neat, 20x3O t. heated WORK
shop, Furnished incl, deep freeze
sbnee auto, washer 60-foot pier
, LOOK AT THIS
,oon nome that has Twins
or ) 1edrmS., full bath, Q halI
pains, Guest I'M, and oil heat
~ acre and pier. S9B,bOO.
HOMES. FARMS, ACREAGE LOTS
MARINAS AND RESTAURANTs
OFFICE OPEN EVERY DAY
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DESK SPACE
SEAsHoRE PROPERTY
STONE HAkBOR, n. )

hTONE HAhHON, n, J,
Truly the "seashore at Its Best. :"
Everything for your vacation pleas
ure. Good fishins, an exceptionally
fine bathing beach, tennis, bow.
linE, golf, eicycllng. COTTAGES anc
apartments at modest rentals. For
fun color folder, write Boroush
Clerk
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-02-24

For full details and brochure call
Mr., W. G. DAVIS tdiai operator
ask for Enterprise l-0520l OF
write 1880 Hartford I'd. Baltimore
~. Nd.
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Grocery-Beer

Very little fresh meats. Sl,5OC
weekly cash business. No sun
Nice liv. Qtrs: Good lease. Coco
money-maker. Priced reasonably
Small down payment to respon,
sible people. Exclusive,
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AL STERN OFFERS
/. Supper Club-N.W.

Washington's best. Open pm
Doing q $1,000 q day. High prof
its. Better than the reasonable
rent. Long lease. Excellent buI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-02-24

Your own business BAsKfN
ROBBINS ~ flayoTt Ice cream
store located at fl35 Annapolis
road, LAnham. Nd.
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WAREHOUSES WANTED
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
ABLE ACTION MOTELs

Fgll.time motel specialist has prof
Nable motelS available. JOE H.
THOMPSON, jackson $4,000.
ABSOLUTELY the opportunity OF a
lifetime. No investment. Man to
take over and supervise 9 crew Of
outside salesman. Terrific prod
uct. stereo Hi-Fi and tape record
ers. For details, call 439-O40l
Sunday and Monday.
ACCOUNTANT and business ap-
buying q business. Modest fee
call 347-l5l6 or 24S-7743.
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DEEP HARBOR
Sl5,5OO

Across Prom the Post Office
pEALE. MD. UR. 7.22p
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AUTOMATIC laundry and dTyin1
quoted $1,000 mo. rs washers
I 25-ib, washer. 5 dryers. Should
clear $500 mo. hsking 81. 0n0
down. A. r. sEELYE. Df. 7-s32b
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TAVERN
w H Y

Shouldn't YOU, a. many other,
have done own and operate a
Speed Queen Coln-op Laundry and
Dry CLEANING center, Good credit
and 4 small investment Wlll nut
you In one of our selected choice
locatlons Excellent return. Ions
Tenn financing ayailahls Fof
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CHINA DOLL co.
NORGE

CoIN-oP LAUNDRY AND CLEAN.
INC VILLAGE Tor SAFE. Id IA
nous Morse roin-op dry cleaners
~ washers, \ urierS, pressing
and other equipment. IA mos
old. Expected gross over S0O,OUI
next IL months. Ideal location
Northern Virginia. Call CT, L.
45l2 or CT. O-BJ29.
OFFSET PRINTING, fully eouip
plant, 17x22 etc, 4 presses, Iue
eessful contracts. PartnershiI
disaEreement. BOX 247-J, star.
OVER sos NET PROFIT to tn,
man with foresight, able 10 invesi
100000 over a i5-year period
Profits commence Attn year, Repl,
Box 4S3-J, Star.
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j. B. Waters g. Associates
Main and Branch offices open Sun
day ana all weekdays except Wed
Prince Frederick. Mo.

day ana ali weekdays except Wed
Prince Frederick, Mo.
Phone: PA ana 4bs
! Branch Office. Alpine 7-273O
LOVELY, shaded oversize lot on
fine elevation, Situated on wind
ins arm. OF Great ChoptAnk
River and good road. One story
home OF alec rooms, bath, full
'A'I MhTT;BE M n coMPASY LOW
CAMbnIuuE, NAH LAND
MODERN oD BRIG. home SH sta.' IS,s
land. House has spacious rooms.
3 baths, attached garage, fire.
places, closed breeEeway and many
q. b. LORRAINE, Broker. Rich
mond Federal BLDG, Richmond.
Va. The widest range OF water
front properties available in Viz
Einia. Free booklet.
MODERN MASONRY HoME on wa
ter. perfect for retirement. = be1-
rooms bath. living room. large
Kitchen. and screened poreh. ga
rage reg, R, asrsa S5''s ehPT h n e
Robson, ugN tRstD, Broker
White stone, Va. -
D
BUYS q fine bldg. site In elose-by
beach area with full beach ana
] eluohoUse priyllt, s1nn up.
ONLY $3.50 DOWN
SYLVAN sHokEs or woodland
Beach, 1 TO 3 bedrmks yeaT-found
homss on nice lots, IS. 900 W.
KAY REALTY co. INC 800
|RA, $4,000 sol --sW. h-3bll
PRINCE FREDERICK, Md, calyert
! City-7Oxlb 80, activities on CLUB
| ground, horses, ponies archery,
| gun and roo range, CLUB house
/ lodge, playground area, etc. eau
OWNER, 2fs-bb5J,
RANCH STYLE HOUSE. With .
view OF water from every Im, ..
bedrm,, iGe, Nv. Tm. with beamed
esiling and stone firepl. dining
area. uniaue kit layout. patio and
/ carport fuli bSmt On acre lot
j Win protected harbor 80 II. pier
| Excel fiAhing and boating area
Quarter mi 20 Chetapeake Bay,I
IN Rte. 80, 80 mi from Wash
5 miles from Annapolis intpee.
ton By apt. only Call jOl-
| co H=tJBN
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IN. O-Ofoo'
Kogod & Bookoff
4l2 9Th 81. NV. MA. S-g373
PARTNER for money-makinE ia
Ss barn AKIN dHshS G ass 29 49, yk So
PLUMBER. 10 yrs. exper.. fully
renaDie' wants to tie in with H.
eensed D; C.-Md. plumber SO he
can 40 independent repair and
D Donttaet WORK on an associated
confidential. Box 1871. Star.
POOL ROOM : Nearby suburbs
c 1899 income. Only $4,000.
SlbRALIAR co. DI. 7-85OO
PRIVATE MARINE CLUB on South
srn Marylands safest and most
oeautitul harbor. large clubhouse
with living quarters. 4 motels,
nicely iurn. Private baths, oil hot
Ar neat IN club and motel. SCOTT.
pier With gas. electricity, water
included in sale. Also incl, ap-
prox. $50 unsold lots, valued from
$1,000 to $1,000 per lot, property
Is now well established with wear
around retired people in homes
valued from $4,000 to S3O, 900.
This Is q real opportunity to operate
z private Marine club and build
homes to. sell or rent. viii sell an
interest Tor S125,000. u cash or
VIII sell "a interest for S35, 900
providing purchaser qualities to
assume managerShip, which will
incl. quarters, salary and profits
from club, pier, sale OF lots and
houses built for resale. Write for
apt. TO inspect. Box 33l-B. Star.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 500. 600
W.. with other guar. Income, will
sell business and equipment for
S3O. 600, S-yr. lease, RUFUS G.
MAPLE. Realtor' 533-0227. Fails
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CarrY-Ont Restanran

downtown, owner quotes $500
Wkly. Closes $3.50 daily. sun.
days closed Small payroll. Al.
oOO down bal. SIN. mo. payments
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Chesapeake Co., Inc.

Chesapeake Co., Inc.
SALES INSURANCE RENTALS
Chesapeake Beach, Nd.
Phone Alpine 7-3SSl
SWAMI HARBOR, MD.-Close in
70 Minis. direct drive from Capitol
Fabulous view Of channel with RI.
pariAn rights from nicely sit,
uAted 6-rm., y -ba. home and 2.
car garage with breezevAy. MANY
features, excel. financing. Shown
BY appointment. Call Mr.. Pan.
doln, zAoAMI, REALTORS. Ii
7-9377 or LU, 4-7l2b.
TIDEWATER SACRIFICE
Handsome Colonial estate with val.
liable waterfront and brick manor
house. Also complement estate
buildings. Excellent community
Nonresident owner writes vii
accept first reasonable offer. Thli
may be real opportunity fol
you. Write for complete detAili
and brochure, q. B. LORRAINE
BROKER, Richmond Federal Build
ina, Richmond 80 Va
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Grocery-Beer

Living otrS. Equipment, fixture,
and stock worth $4,000. Owner
anxious 70 sell. A steal at 5000
LOCK stock and barrel. Ewes, anc
sun. SHEA CHASEN. RA- R-h4aR
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TANGLED NERyEs1 RELAX IN
ms home that has liV, rm, din
I'm Kit, 2 bedrm., and bath, OF
heat. waterfront privils. SB,e50
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GOLF RANGE. part Interest fol
sale, on major highway, Aetiy,
participation preferred. but no
mandatory. Opportunity for lu
erative golf instruction sideline B,
5000 amateur golfer. Also hav,
adjacent area, ideal for miniature
GROCERY, Md.-sell bus. and
bldg. Ideal for retired person
Terms. GIBRALTAR, DI. 7-65OO
GROCERY with Class B license
air .eond.. sc. WashinEton. mixed
trade. loaded with fixtures. SAINT
owner years. win sell for an,
reasonable offer on account OF
other business. Store now Operated
BY manager. Call LU. 1913.
GROCERY n.W.-9 DAYS, sh. hrs
Low rent, good bus. Very reas
trlBRALTAR co. DI. 7-B5O(
HARDWARE STORE, small, wei
estab, In hrl Good stock, reas
rent. Owner will sell for cost Of
stock. Prin. only. Reply Box les'
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
icoNIINUEp)
BEST BUS. BUYS
CARWASH

l. Does tremendous business ever
day, $4,000 dn. will handle. will
net better than $4,000 yr., tor
2. NeArby Nd, BEAUTIFULLY
EQUIPPED cARWAsH. does over
$50, 900 ", nets better than S25,-
900 yr., 100000 dn. will handle
this terrific SPOT,
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B. Waters q ASsocIates
Prince Frederick, Nd.
Phones 91l ana 4ae

SNACK BAR. n.s.-Well equipped
Low rent, eood bus. - 900, terms
GIBRALTAR co. Df. 7.HtO0
SNACK !S BAR; AL do Va, Nee bu,
GIBRALTAR co. Dt. 7.AbOC
sUPERMARKET, $4,000 VII. Cash
and carry, Good area. Stock On
"A. ~. S-3as4, tn. 2-3lOO,
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l. CONN. AVE. Loc.-Sl5.0OO On
will handle, TERRIFIC SPOT
Good moneymaker. active manaee.
ment can sreatly increase thii
., DOES OVER $4,000 vk big bar
business, top clientele. wonderful
loea.,. SeO.U00 On. will handle
Whisky and beer,
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TOP GROCERY BUYS

/. supermarket, 6-day oper., does
$1,000 i:s:S, good terms. ~
!: Doing $1,000 wk., rent only
$3.50 mo-, good hrs, So days
only $4,000 down for this Gteal
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CARRYOUT
REST RAP

Does 5000 wk., hrs. am. 70 4
ssrfal noasy sa clos Drie sSn low won q
Sll,000 with $4,000 On.
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CLEANING PLANT
BEER TAVERN

PLUS PICK UP STORE does $1,000
SSwR l'P P&4h iiaSi' 70 81 as 81: Fey AsS
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Nearby Nd, owner warrants So.
900 mo, business, 1915 bar. 25r,
food, $500 mo. net from bowling
machines. etc, no illegal ma
chimes, terrific buy with only
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Baltimore Chemical a.
Enuipment Cnrnnratinn

b3en Georgia Avenue NV.
WashinRton. y G,
Telephone Number RIA, 6.gOll
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MAGAZINES-CANDY

A@A1 NEA4NA
FOUNTAIN, ETC, Wonderful spot
partners or anyone. Bio PR tSF Is
Priced right with low On. pymt
must be seen TO be apprec. owner,
700 old for this place. YounS
blood needed.
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. for SALE
Bethesda Industrial
Bethesda-RockYiiie Area

All utilities in, on paved street.
100000 feet. WIN Subdivids or
build for suitable tenant.
MR.. PHILIPS owner
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Acreage tracts from 2sa-4h acres on
PAtuxent River In Calvert County
Only 35 miles from the District
All tracts front paved road. many
from on river, off-water tracts
have waterfront rights and dock
PRIVILEGES. Prices start OF 81 500
with terms from $3.50 down and
from $50 per mo. Brochure on
request,
The Republican., 1963-08-15
FE'ieEseESUiEEe Notes
Methodist Activity

Services for Sunday in the
Methodist churches, are Selbys-
port. 9:45 a. M; F'riendsville, IL
a. m; Hoyes, s p. m. Sunday
School at Friendsville, Hoyes and
Blooming Rose at 10 a. m, and at
Selbysport at 10:45 a. m.
The sub-district MYF will be
held at the local church on Mon
day evening, August 19, at Z p. m.
The monthly WSCS was held
at the church on August 5 with
Mrs. Arthur Lewellen, president,
in charge. The group decided to
have its annual dinner at Back
bone Mt. Inn, on route SO. on Mon
day evening, September 8.
The annual Sunday School pic
mic will be held at the town park
on Sunday August %, at noon.
Basket lunch will be served.
First Christian Church
Bible School. 10 a. m: preaching
with Communion at IL a. m.
Laurel Run Church of God
Sunday School, 10 a. M; Wor-
ship service II a. m. and 7:30 p.
m. Prayer meeting Wednesday, 7:30
p. m: Youth Fellowship, Friday,
1880 p. m.
Lutheran Activity
Sunday School. 1915 a M, and
worship service, 11:30 a. m.
Rush Baptist
Sunday School. 10 a. m.
Mrs. James Driscoll entertained
members of the Missionary society
at her home at Mill Run on Fri
day evening. Mrs. Richard Selby
had the business and Mr.. and Mrs.
Driscoll showed slides of their
vacation trips to Hawaii and MeXi-
co.
Assembly of God
Worship services each WedneS-
day and Sunday evening at 7:30
Sunday School at 1870 a. m.
Special healing and salvation
services will be held at the church
starting September II through the
18th, except Monday, at 7:30 p. m
Rev. and Mrs. John Hamercheck
evangelists will conduct the serv-
ices. There will be special solos
instrumentals and other music
The public is invited.
Boys at Camp
Norman and Phillip Livengood
are among a group of ten boys
from the area who are attending
boys camp at Shelbyville, w Va,
from WOW lodge of Friendsville
Cecil Schroyer attended the camp
on Tuesday and Wednesday.
The Republican., 1963-08-15

her son, John Brenneman and
family, Red House.
Mrs. Stella Sisk and daughter,
Marsha Gail. of Quantico, Va; Mr..
and Mrs. Sidney Jones, San Diego,
Calf: Mrs. Melvin Calls and Mrs.
Nellie Calls, and Mr.. and Mrs. Fay
Hauser visited Mr. and Mrs. Albert
Sisk. Saturday evening.
MIR. and Mrs. Henry Yoder, of
Springs, Pa, visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Dan Lichty and Simon Swartzen-
truber, on Sunday
Olen SchrOck and parents, Mrs.
Crist CARRIER, Calvin Schrock and
Mr. and Mrs Albert Sisk helped
Mrs. Adam Teets, of Little Or
leans, celebrate her birthday at
her cabin, near Rock lodge, Fri
day evening.
Visiting the Stoltfus', on Sunday,
were Alvin Kaufman and family,
Irene Petersheim, Mr.. and Mrs.
Edwin Beachy and family and Mr..
and Mrs. Albert Sisk.
Henry Petersheim, Atlee Hersh-
berger and families and Mr.. and
Mrs. Neil Nissley returned home
from Ohio, last week
Mr.. and Mrs. Dene Kirk, Falls
Church, Va, and Willard Gortner,
St. Petersburg, Fla. were guests of
Mrs. Anna Bittinger
Mr.. and Mrs Harvey Gortner,
who have sold their home in
Grantsville, will be guests of their
sister, Mrs. Anna Bittinger, for
two weeks before returning to
Florida.
The Union Sunday School con-
tributed S1700 to the Moody Bible
The Republican., 1963-08-15
GORTNER

Come to worship service Sunday
morning and evening with the
Brethren.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roman Hilty, Jer-
ry Gerber. Mr.. and Mrs. SWartz.
of Monroe, Ind, who came here
from Niagara Falls. enroute to
Smokey Mt, were guests of Amos
CARRIER.
Mr.. and Mrs Harley Wotring,
East Liverpool, o.. were supper
guests of Walter Schlosnagle and
visited relatives near Aurora.
Mrs. Anna Bittinger and Mrs.
Paul Welch and Mr.. and Mrs. AL
bert Sisk attended the house warm
ing for Mr. and Mrs. Howard Mar
tin at their new trailer home at
Red House, on Thursday evening.
Mrs. Simon SWartZentruber was
taken to Garrett County Memorial
hospital. Oakland. on Monday. She
suffers from a heart condition, but
shows improvement at this writing.
Visiting Mr. and Mrs. Grove Lee
were Claude Lee and family, of
Pittsburgh: Mr.. and Mrs. Blaine
Stemple and son, Oakland and
Mr.. and Mrs. Lemuel Beckman, of
Virginia.
Olen Schrock and Henry Peters
helm were at Spruce Knob, Seneca
and Smoke Hole Caverns on Thurs
day.
Visiting at Noah Schrock's on
Sunday, were Mr.. and Mrs. Noah
Petersheim and daughter, Misses
Esther Beachy, Pauline Yoder,
Simon Schrock and Ralph Lichty
and family.
Mrs. Memo Brenneman and son
and Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Bender, of
Springs. Pa, spent Sunday with
The Republican., 1963-08-15
Attend Reunions

Mr.. and Mrs. OrVal Rush. Vicky
Selby and Anthony Eckenrode at
tended the reunion of the children
of the late Rev and Mrs S. +.
Ryan at Laurel Run church, near
Pisgah. w. Va. on Sunday. Rela-
tives all attended Sunday School
there and after a basket dinner at
noon, members of the family gave
musical program. Some 100 rela-
tives attended.
About 100 relatives and friends
attended the reunion of the family
of Mrs. Minnie Friend and the late
Bruce Friend. Pleasant Valley, on
Sunday.
The Beeghly reunion will be held
Sunday, August IS, starting at II
O'Clock at North Preston Farmers
club, near Brandonville, w. Va. All
relatives and friends are invited
and to bring a basket lunch.
The Gaskill-Dunham reunion will
be held Sunday, August 18. at
Braddocks Inn. route 40. Basket
lunch will be served at 1870.
The annual Sines reunion will
be held at the town park on Sun
day, August IS. A basket dinner
will be held at noon.
About so relatives and friends
attended the Sterling family re-
union at the Owen Frantz picnic
grove, Elder Hill, on Sunday.
The family of the late Mr.. and
Mrs Milton Rush is having a re-
union at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Kenneth Watson, Deer Park, on
Sunday, August 49, Basket dinner
at noon.
Brief Mention
Richard Stanton played a record,
"Onc Thing You Can't Hide, by
Earl Nightengale at the weekly
meeting of Rotary, Monday eve
ming. Guests we're MIR. and Mrs
Ed. w. Ham, Pocomoke; Rev. Will
liam Greynolds, Severn; Sandy
Douglass, Oakland; and DR.. Don
aid Glotfelty, Grantsville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Previere
Altoona, Pa, visited Mr.. and Mrs
f. w. Shoemaker, Sunday after
noon.
Mr. and Mrs. James L. Friend
Cleveland, o., spent the past week
end here with Mr.. and Mrs. Rob
ert l.. Hinebaugh and their grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Commodore
/ Wakefield
Milton Frazee spent last Tues
| day and Wednesday with Mr.. anC
Mrs. Dale Rush and son Reed, al
Accident.
Mrs. Jessie Sines and daughters
and Mrs. Orpha Sines we're Sat
urday overnight guests of Mr.. anc
Mrs. Arnold Sines and family, al
Sand Patch, Pa.
Mrs. Bessie Frantz, Mrs. Jennie
Adams, Mrs. Clyde Frantz ant
Mr. and Mrs. Karol Rush attended
the wedding of the formers grand
daughter, Tammy Frantz, daughter
OF Mr. and Mrs. Mark Frantz, Of
Pittsburgh, on Saturday morning
Mrs. Geraldine Glenn PlascC
and family, of Severn, are spend
ing several days with Mr. and Mrs
Richard Selby and son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Franti
and Patty, Rockville, Pa. spent
/ the weekend with Mr.. and Mrs
The Republican., 1963-08-15

this week in Cleveland, o., with
Mr.. and Mrs. Carlton Sellers and
family and Gary and Donald
Friend and families.
Miss Betty Brown, naturalist,
teacher, traveller and lecturer, of
Pittsburgh, Pa, will present pro-
gram on wild flowers with color
slides at the First Christian
church, Saturday evening, August
II, at 8 p. m. The public is invited.
The Republican., 1963-08-15
FEET ACHE, ITCH?

One-fourth of all your bones are in the
feet No wonder they ache, swell, perspire.
itch. Battle feet twice daily with T-4-L
Solution for relief of the 81 bones, &c
Joints plus ligaments. Curbs athlete foot.
too sloughs off infection-watch healthy
skin replace it, or your 4Sc back at any
drug store if not pleased IN ONE HOUR.
TODAY at ENGLANDER'S PHARMACY.
The Republican., 1963-08-15

family, Miss Lovina Moreland,
Mrs. Leona Savage, Mr.. and Mrs.
Lyle Wright and family, Cumber-
land: Mr.. and Mrs. Orland Wright
and family, Somerset, Pa; Mr. and
Mrs. Mason Rodeheaver and son
and Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Rode
HEAVIER.
The Republican., 1963-08-15

Institute in Chicago at their spe-
cial offering last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roscoe WOtring,
Aurora, spent Sunday evening
with Mr.. and Mrs. Harold White.
Ross Grove and family and Mrs.
| Paul Welch were among those who
attended the birthday party on
Monday evening of Mary Grove.
The Republican., 1963-08-15
McHENRY

Mr.. and Mrs. Ronald Sines Wis
tied Mr.. and Mrs. G. j. Ferguson,
Monday evening.
Recent visitors of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. r. Savage we're Mr.. and Mrs.
George Rodeheaver, Connellsville,
Pa; MIR. and Mrs. Melvin Smith,
Baltimore; and Miss Naomi Saw
age, Alexandria, Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Rodeheav-
er visited Mr.. and Mrs. Bud Bren-
neman at Bittinger, on Sunday.
Recent visitors of Mr.. and Mrs.
c. l. Wright we're Mr. and Mrs.
Lambert Thrasher, Deer Park;
Lieut.. j.gD and Mrs. Robert Lee
Glotfelty, Norfolk, Va; Mr.. and
Mrs. c. H. Bateman, Westernport;
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Savage and
The Republican., 1963-08-15

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Evening star., 1963-01-20

They're fun educational
and reflect light for safety Start
your collection nowl Miniature
license plates from every state
in the U.S.-and Canada, tool
Actual state eolors, easy to apply
pressure.s sensitive back Details
on every package OF new Wheaties
Bran with Raisin Flakesl
Evening star., 1963-01-20

Raisin Hakes2 Yep. You get the
natural goodness Of raisins-with
other good things added in a spe.
cial new process that makes
raisin flakes. Then we mix 'em
with crisp, hearty bran flakes and
you've got the brightest new
breakfast taste In years. Tried
emf Try 'em.
Milford chronicle., 1963-07-19

Of course. like all Safeway steaks and
roas+s, IFS cut from U.S.D.A. Choice Beet.
And just the smaller five ribs are included
in this seven-inch cut. Another big reason
why so many of your friends and neishbors
serve safeway Beef with such complete
confidence is that every pound is patiently
aged. Aging breaks down the fous h fibers
and sinews resulting in roasfs and steaks
that will cook evenly and will be tender and
Juicy through and through.
Milford chronicle., 1963-07-19

These prices are effective until close of busin
Saturday. July 20. 1863 except produce pr
which are subject to daily market changes. We
serve the right to limit quantities.