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PROPERTY
MANAGER

Experienced on and capable Of TAX
ing complete charge Of builder
owner management high rise
elevator apartment houses and Of
flee buildings. This is: Permanent
position, good pay, with excep-
tional opportunity for advance
SHAPIRO INC. 1413 K ST NV
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E N U M E R ATOR S
TO TAKE INFORMA-
TION FOR r. L. POLK
& COMPANIES, 1864
WASHINGTON CITY
DIRECTORY. MUST
BE ABLE TO WRITE
CLEARLY AND SPELL
CORRECTLY. DOOR
TO-DOOR CANVASS
ING, NO SELLING.
GUARANTEED WEEK
LY WAGES OF SAG.
BONUS PLAN ENA-
BLES YOU TO MAKE
BETTER EARNINGS.
SEE MR.. WILLIAMS,
713 G ST. NV. AFTER
8 AM.
NO PHONE CALLS
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RICE'S BAKERY
Selling Positions
Inside-Outside
WITH SEARS
Bladensburg

openings in both our
Custom Kitchen and Custom Dra-
perry Depts. Experience helpful
but not required. Applicants must
have car. Sears pays liberal mile
age allowance. Receive salary YER
suS commission. When qualified
you will get.
Paid holidays and vaca-
tionS.
Merchandise discount.
Hospital and life in
Surance.
Participate in Sears
famous profit sharing
program.
Apply in person, per-
Sonnel office.
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WORKING FOREMAN
(REMODEI,INGl

Must be exper. in carpentry. tile
work. concrete, guttering and re-
lated trades req. in remodeling.
Must assume responsibility Of rum
ming the lob Permanent position
with excel future. Write to Box
247.B, Star giving expern uuali-
fications. and expected salary.
YOUNG MAN, intelligent, ambitious,
Salary, S75. AP, 7-6l02.
YOUNG MAN, 21-25 YRS. with
d. c. drivers permit. 10 drive
5-ton panel truck for paint store.
Must know city and suburbs. Rel
erences required. Call FE. 3-3441
for interview.
YOUNG MAN-Machine tool opera
tion, mechanical assembly, spray
painting. Call for apt. UN.
YOUNG MAN for appliance service
Baileys Crossroads shopping cen-
ter, Falls Church. Va.
$4,000 is NOT TOO MUCH for
the man we want IN the Wash.
urea. Neat, own car, to take
SHORT Auto trips. Write D b,
Brooks. Vice Pres, TEXAS RE-
FINERY CORP. Box I'll. Fort
Worth /. Texas.
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Data processing division Of ma
tional organlsation has opening
for EXPERIENCED eleetronic serv-
ieeman In the bookkeeping and
accounting field. Excellent SAL
AIRY and promotion opportunities.
Our employees know OF this I'd
Please send resume 10 Box 22S-
j. star
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HELP DOMESTIC

COOK, experienced, excel. Local
written refs, b-day VIZ, aduil
isHmlly Good aalary. Write Boz
EXPERIENCED CIV, cook. iaun.
dress, extra help. Live In, up,
stairs rm sun, and Y -dAv Thurt
on Salary $50 70 start. Refs
REQ, CAL OF, 4-bb9O at. 3 nm.
nOUsEKEEFER, under 80, live IN
Small salary, Ink. duties, anc
cook | meal per day for middle.
age man and father No nurtinr
REQ. dat. Hts, Nd, RE, b-04bs,
q INV. care OF Q children. cook
ms ye IN or out. Recent refs.
REQ. Hyattsville ares, gT7.aasb
MAID live IN. for gh.w., and care
OF children, age and q, musl
b ssper With toddlert, and en-.
iQy. them, b-dAy wk. no cooking
Write Boz 2b-b, star,
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NAN wANTED-Personable, indus
trious. physically fit man will be
trained for Job as crewman at
ave. ne. No previous restaurant
experience required. Full or part
time work, Apply IN person be-
tween Gil am, "a pm, s.
$3.50 pm,
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ENGINEER
3rd CLASS

Resident for luxury apt. bldg, NV.
area. Top references REQUIRED. Ex-
perienced in air conditioning and
maintenance. Good salary, large
apt. Contact manaser, EN-. 2-S700,
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COLLEGE DEGREE
UNNECESSARY

opportunities are avail
able 70 men who don't mind and
expect 70 work hard 70 earn q
5-figuTe income.
Mr.. I B. q. earned ever $4,000
In 1899, this IL an average Of
Sy4q Pc, ~ week y. for svsTI vel, week
Mr.. s. N. earned over sis.sOO
IN 1862, this IL an AVERAGE OF
$3.50 per week for every week OF
the year, he formerly worked IN q
radio station.
10 work hard 70 DO Il. the OBJ
portunity IL available on a no
Investment basis TO men OF good
character, Apply 1890 70 3 pm.
daily, 1901 GEORGIA ave. NV.
tNo phone calls, Please)
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ROOF REPAIRS, CUTTERS downspts.
20 own work, Low prices. free
estimates, TX. 3-2b35 Rnv time,
ROOFING all roof repairs, gutter.
do 1nypouts, roof painting fnslde
psintlng, $40 up. Ffee est. $500
1906
sLwiN0 MACHINES and vacuum
eleaner rspail, Quar- free ettl-
mates TX. J-0bft.
Continued on Next pagej
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AERO CHEVROLET
54s-O2oo
AUTO MECHANICS

Due 10 increased service
facilities and volume We
have openings for several
good. all around mechanics,
ON experience preferred,
but not essential for first
class mechanics on other
make cars. Those who can
qualify we offer an OBJ
portunitv 10 become as
ISOLATED with the TOP dealer
ship in the Metropolitan
Area With the following ad-
Vantages. /. 6-day, 40-hour
work week 2. Overtime pay
and minimum guarantee. 3.
Vacation, holiday and sick
pay. 4. GROUP hospitaliza-
ton and life insurance, 5.
Old age retirement benefits,
Come In and see or call
). Il. zINN ier appolntmsnt.
CAPITOL cADlLAc-oLDS.
MOBILE, Co, 1890 22nd
81. NV. FE. $4,000.
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HELP MEN


MAINTENANCE MAN, age 30-BO,
non;drinker, neat in appearance
quail. in gen. maintenance work
and able To repair and regulate
elec. refgrs., dishwashers, dis
posals and oven clocks and tim
ers, Also REQ. to have clean
record and local work refs. DO
not apply unless you meet these
requirements. sal. open. Apply In
dolI rafhedrai ove !, y, NA4isN'
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TRUCK MECHANIC, fully sxperi.
enesd air brakes, heavy trucks,
mAlntaip- fleet References re-
auired. Must be sober, reaponsihle
and ambitious, Salary dependent
on ability, Apply IN person. NEW
LON TRARsFTR, 1911 N. Nelson
~, Arlington, Va,
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LOT BoY, with drivers license,
iot work thoroughiy. Apply -
STARLIGHT MOTORS
2SO4 Bladensbura I'd. NE
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41N(It i NNE1OG
LOAN CLERK
Due To the dramatic growth Of our
firm, we're seeking Girls who have
had experience in the field OF
MORTGAGE banking or with title
company or real estate back
grounds.
II you are capable Of assuming re-
sponsibility on your own, and pos
sess above-average tipping ability
this will be an excellent oppor-
tunity fol. you 70 ADVANCE with q
large and progressive mortgage
company.
Outstanding company benefits and
working conditions. Salary COM
Mr.. CARR, VI. $4,000.
n. G. r. No. 5000 bk. mach. opr..
nice Office cow. Miss Lee,
BoYp's, 700 IL NV, Ma. e-23lO.
NURSE. RN for dr.t office, Work
2s26 and D. 9. Wed, Ma. s-7g07.
NURSE. licensed. full or part time
spring. Good salary. Nv. 4-618i'
NURSE, oral surgeons assistant,
D 70 5.
NURSE, R.N.. for foot specialists
office. 40-hr. wk.' Mon, through
Necessary. VIII train IN ''iH Must stpf y;
neat, personable. some typinE ex-
per, willing worker. Write Star
bsekFro1nd, Uniform M Size 1V &c.
NURSE, exper, for elderly male
patient. Refined home. Refer. re-
auired. Box i3e-B, Star.
NURSES, praet., licensed. Also
SON, ~. 5-4s70.
OFFICE CLERK, personnel dent.
Of national concern REQ. sharp
responsible woman with accurate
typing, permanent resident. 10
S303. POTOMAC EMpI,., o334
Wilson blvd, IA. $4,000.
OPPORTUNITY FOR woMKN. dig
nified. interesting, profitable.
enee unnecessary Call 81. 7-O25i.
PBx.RECEPT. NEEDED = see our
CASHIER TRAIN. INST. M. s-lo23
PHYSICIANS ASSISTANT, 1925
suburban area, Must be attrac-
tive, CONSCIENTIOUS, be willing TO
work and pleasing personality,
have auto. BU, s-23sf, Ext. sSs.
PREssER fun or part time, for
wool and silk. MARTiNfzIN5.
$3.50 Conn, ave NV,
PUBLIC REfATIONs SECRETARY.
Attractive, able 10 arrange ban
ouett, parties and make appts. for
executives, no shorthand. excel.
EHsAiSSa. iBNosyYib5Ss.s TEstsS' s sSs q MISS
RIAL LsTATE hpvIsoRs, 3 OPEN
mum. $4,000 guaranteed. Learn
soi SH5 a nssa.' 90 sf Nov . Rs9 ssI
H h.Is, s ssTsTs atE siIis.iD Y.
JOHN r. WEBSTER CO RE. e-s4Oo
RECEPTIoNIsT, tyre 4b v.pm,
t215, BETTY. oRAY EMPI,,, ali
woodward Bldg, 81. 3-7i23.
RLG .I T;;I s7S; TYP, as sords per
ave. NV, Room $40, NO. 7.6ii0.
RECEpT..TYPIsT, 30 w,p,m., $3.50
mo, DOYLE pERsONNEL. SRI. 3.
1888, Room 702, 1923 Conn. ave.
nv, Elevator ! AZ extreme lett"
RECEPTIONIgT, SIS, TYPE as
PEQdY TOWN. PERsonNEL
geo shoreham Bldg. ST, 3-6ebs
as6e, bEtMoNr NuRsiNa HoMf.
sALEsCLFRK, candy, tobacco. 81.
day week, no nlghta or Sun. SHbs
$40 base pay. HfOOEna DRUO,
b0i7 Conn, ave, NV,
sALEsoIRLs WANTED, apply ".
w WooLWQRTH' 1907 Wis. ave.
Betheada, Nd
sALEsPTRsoN : Exper. Excellent
DOWN thop, Frances 81 Frances
1918 Connecticut Ave, NV.
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Maintenance,
MAN

MAN
Steady, reliable factory
worker. Mechanical abil-
ity preferred, but not es-
sential. Permanent, year.
round, 5-day wk. position
with equal opportunity
employer. Many company
benefits. Located 3 miles
north of College Park on
Route /. Only the best
local references will quail
ify you for consideration.
Duron Paint Co.
Beltsville, Md.
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,ALEsPERsoN : EKper, Excellent
1918 Connecticut Ave. NV.
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LOOKING?

Then look into the best sales posi-
ton IN this area with q salary.
Call LA. $4,000.
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MEAT SALESMAN

territory for Mideast-
ern meat packer. COMPLETE line
meats, pork and beef. knowledge
Of metropolitan Washington mar
ket essential, excellent oppor-
tunity for the right man with
progressive growing company,
modern company benefits, retire.
ment plan, salary, bonus and ex-
pense ARRANGEMENTS. Please give
complete resume Of experience and
earnings. Replies confidential. Box
IA4-J. Star.
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June 22nd at $50, in double
ring ceremony at Blooming Rose
Methodist church with Rev.
Charles Hinkle officiating
Mrs. Friend attended Bruceton
High school and Mr. Friend was a
1 1862 graduate of Northern High
school, Cove. The couple is re-
siding at Mentor Gardens apart
mcnts. Mentor o., where he is en-
/ plOycd.
A reception was held at the
brides home following the cere-
/ mony.
Mrs. Ada Garletts and Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur Richter received word
I of the death of the formers sister.
Mrs. Goldia Parnell, aged 80. of
| HOpWood Pa. on Saturday eve
ming at the UniontoWn hospital.
Her husband, James Parnell. died
in 1885. She was the daughter of
the late Melville and Martha Codd-
ington, Addison
Funeral Home. UniontoWn. until
Wednesday morning at 10 o'clock
when services were held and burial
was in Addison cemetery
Surviving beside her nine chill
dren are a brother, Maurice Codd-
ington, Addison: a sister, Mrs.
Clara Growall. Morgantown; and
AZ grandchildren. GO great grand
children and one great great
grandchild.
Three hours after Mrs. Parnell's
death, a daughter. Mrs. Nina Par
nell Uphold, aged 81, wife of AL
vey Uphold, Pennington, Pa.
passed away Ten children. 20
grandchildren and one great grand
child, survive. The body was at
the Gleason Funeral Home. Union
| town, where services were held
Wednesday afternoon at o'clock
cemetery
Attended Wedding
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Richter.
Belle Vernon, Pa; Mrs. Vernon
Richter, Cove. and Arthur Rich
ter were in Ohio for the weekend
to attend the wedding of their
nephew. Dennis Richter, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. James Richter, of
Cuyahoga Falls, o., to Miss Judith
Ann Schmitz. daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. William Schmits, Cuyahoga
Falls, in The Redeemer Lutheran
church. A reception was held in
the church and also at the brides
home following the ceremony.
Mrs. Margaret Rush, Mr. and
Mrs. Warren Thomas and family,
Friendsville. Glen Fratz and fami-
ly, Dale Rush and family, Dean
Rush and family. Mrs Ida Fratz,
Accident: Sp5-c and Mrs Larry
| BOWscr, Fit Sill, Okla: Mr.. and
Mrs. Hubert Friend and Vera were
picnicking at the latters cabin at
HOyes on Sunday.
Mrs. George TeatS was a Thurs
day afternoon guest of Mrs. O. n.
Friend
Edward Lininger, of Colorado
Springs. Colo: Gilbert Askew, Mr..
and Mrs. Donald Chisholm, Mr..
and Mrs. William Heavrin and
sons, Mr.. and Mrs Charles Davi-
son, Baltimore; Mr.. and Mrs. E. d.
Browne, Washington. ID. c., re-
| turned to their respective homes
after being here to attend the
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Mr.. and Mrs Charles Nine, of
Willoughby, O.. were overnight
guests Of his mother. Mrs. Carrie
Edwards They also visited her
mother. Mrs. Nora Farmhouse. at
Kitzmiller, and other relatives.
last week
Mr.. and Mrs. II. D. Oxcndinc
and children. of Silver Spring.
visited her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Ira Hardesty. over the weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. ElwoOd Bray and
daughters, of Hancock, visited her
mother Mrs Nellie Calhoun, over
the weekend.
Mrs. William B. Fleharty, Of
Washington, D. c.. is visiting her
mother, Mrs. Charles Wilson.
Arthur Dick, of Luthervillc, spent
the weekend here He was accom-
panied home by his wife who had
been visiting her sister. Mrs. Elsie
Dietrich.
Mr.. and Mrs Scott Ward, of Nor
gantown. spent the weekend with
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Welch.
Mr. and Mrs Stewart Bickel, of
Jersey Shore. Pa, visited his sister.
Mrs. Carrie Edwards. last week.
Donald Weeks and children. of
Dundalk, visited his parents. Mr.
and Mrs Wheat Weeks.
Cpl and Mrs Robert Rodcheaver
and daughters, Of Alexandria, Va,
visited his parents over the week
end.
Miss Nevada Ford is spending
some time visiting Mr. and Mrs.
j. f. Kesner in Midland.
Mr. and Mrs William Nicholson
and children, of Kent Village,
spent the weekend with his par
ents, Mr. and Mrs Harry Nichol-
son. Mrs. Nicholson remained to
spend the week here. Other Wis
itors of the Nicholsons, last week,
were Mr.. and Mrs. Darrell Martin
and Mr. and Mrs. Lee Shillingburg.
Mrs. Florence Killius has re-
turned home after spending three
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FE'ieHsGESUiFEQ Notes

social on Saturday evening, July
20, starting at o'clock at the
church French fries. hamburgers,
Wencrs. homemade ice cream,
pies. cakes, candy will be on sale.
Lutheran Activity
Sunday School. 1915 a. m. and
worship service at 1880 a. m. with
Leo Naughton. student minister,
in charge.
First Christian Church
Bible school and preaching with
Communion at II a. m.
Laurel Run Church of God
Sunday School 10 a. m. worship
service. II a. m. and 1870 p. m
Prayer meeting Wed. at 1880 p. m.
Youth Fellowship, Friday, 1880 p.
m.
Assembly of God
Worship service each Wednesday
and Sunday evening at 1880 Sun
day School at 1870 a. m.
Rush Baptist Church
Sunday School. 10 a. m.
Missionary society will meet
Friday. July 18th. at 8 p. m. at
the home Of Mrs. Richard Sclby.
Homemakers to Attend Play
The Homemakers club is plan
ming to have a dinner and attend
a play at Jenncrstown on Thurs
day, August 1st All members are
asked to be at the home of Mrs.
Julia Skidmorc at 4 p M
Shower
Mr.. and Mrs Cubcrt Meyers,
near Blooming Rose, entertained
IS relatives and friends at we'd
ding shower on Saturday evening
for their son and daughter-in-law.
Mr. and Mrs. Blaine Meyers, who
we're recently married.
Friend Lipscomb
Miss Wilma Lipscomb, daughter
Of Mr. and Mrs. Otis Lipscomb and
Donald Lee Friend. son of MIR. and
Mrs. Gary r. Friend, were united
in Marriage Saturday evening,
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o., spent the weekend here with
his family
Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Georg. Ac-
cident: Mrs Earl Coddington and
grandchildren, ROnnie and Janet,
of Elder Hill; and Mr.. and Mrs
Vernon Richter and family were
callers at the Garlctts-Richter
home during the week.
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. M. ShultZ and
granddaughter, of Markleysburg,
and Mrs. H. l.. Shoemaker were
recent visitors of Mr.. and Mrs.
Foster King and sons. Mr. Shultz
mas been i'll at his home for a
week.
Mrs. Donald Augustine and
daughter Sherry, Oldtown, visited
relatives here for several days
Walter HENDERSON. Carlton
Sellers, Jr. and Mr.. and Mrs. Jack
HENDERSON and children were
Sunday dinner and supper guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Merle d. FrantZ,
Blooming Rose Wednesday eve
ming supper guests of the Frantz'
were their son Jack, and Miss
Mary Ann Schriver, Frostburg.
Other evening callers were Mr.. and
Mrs John Capel
Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald Darchicourt,
Baltimore, are vacationing for two
weeks with her parents, Mr. and
] Mrs Clyde VanSickle and family.
Mrs VanSickle entertained with a
dinner, on Sunday, honoring her
husband Clyde on his 43rd birth
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Schroyer. of
Cleveland, o., and Mrs. Helen De-
vine were Friday evening supper
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Amos
Friend Monday evening callers
were Mrs Wade Schroyer and
Kimmy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Gribble
and children, of lockwood, Pa,
visited Mr.. and Mrs. G.. r. Friend
on Sunday.
Kelvin Frazee, Markleysburg Pa,
spent several days with Gary King.
Mr. and Mrs. William Livengood,
Loeb Lynn, were Sunday guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Schroyer,
Oak Hill. Miss Sherry Friend ac-
companied them home to Loeb
Lynn to visit for week
Mrs. II. L. Shoemaker and Mrs
Foster King and sons spent Friday
with Mr. and Mrs. NJ. NJ Shultz,
( Markleysburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mike Thomas and
daughter Tracey Lynn, of Morgan
town, visited Mrs Minnie Friend
and Mr. and Mrs Amos Friend
and family, Sunday evening.
Myron Livengood. Washington,
d. c.. spent the weekend here
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Dewey Livengood.
Mrs Jennie Adams, Bradenton.
Fla, and Mrs. Bessie Frantz. Ha-
gcrstoWn, arrived here on Mon
day at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Karol Rush to vacation with rela-
tives and friends.
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EVANSVILLE COMMUNITY
SALE
Grantsville. Maryland

y
Hogs: top barroWs and gifts. 1925
to 2O.4O; hwy butcher, 1850 to 1880:
light butcher. 1910 to 2000: butcher
sows. 1850 TO 1890.
Veal: good. $500 to 1850; stand
ard. 21.5O to 23.0O; utility, 1850 to
1900
Sheep and Lambs: good, 1850 to
20.9O
Steers: good. 22.5O to 24.6O; stand
ard, 1000 to 21OO utility, 1925 to
1900.
Heifers: good. 21.25 to 1885:
standard, 1850 to 2OOO; utility, 1900
TO 1909.
Cows: commercial, 1425 to 1870:
utility, 1875 to 1925; Gamer and
cutter, 1850 to 1175.
Bulls: commercial, 1926 to 1880;
cutter and utility, 1915 to 1925;
Yearling Steers, medium, 1000
to 2375: inferior and common.
100 to 1900.
Eggs, jumbo, 80 to 4Oc; large. 26
to 35c: medium, % to 28c.
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Methodist Activity

MethodlSt Activity
Services for Sunday in the
churches of the charge are: Sell
bysport 9:45 a. m. Fricndsvillc. II
a. m: and Hoyes. s p. M. Sunday
School at Fricndsvillc, Ioycs and
Blooming Rose at 10 a. M; and at
Selbysport at 10:45 a m.
The sub-district MYF held n
picnic at Harrington Manor on
July Sth with about 100 attending.
Chuck Feather, president, was in
charge of the meeting. and a YES
per service was held. The Oakland
MYF won the banner for having
the most points. The Friendsville
MYF will be host to the group on
Monday, August II. at 7 p. m. The
local MYF meets each Wednesday
evening at Z o'clock at the church.
Members of the Blooming Rose
Methodist church are having a
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MG. LGgke EsgE'% NpEUS

months with her son and family
i'm ClaWson, Mich.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Anthony, Of
Washington, ID. c., is visiting Asa
Calls and other friends.
Robert Farrell was called TO
Cumberland due TO the death of
his brother.
Mr. and Mrs. Chontas, of Johns
town, Pa, visited Mr.. and Mrs
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Maintain Bond Quote

Garrett county maintained its
L. S. Savings Bond quota for the
first half of this year. accord
ing to a report issued by the
Treasury department
The 1868 quota of Series f and
II bonds for this county had been
set at $4,000, and during the
months of January through June
S104,775 had been purchased, 54.3
percent of the years quota.
Sales during June amounted to
Sl9348 Garrett county is in 10th
place in Maryland in percentage
of bond purchases.
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James lmhoff. They were accom-
panied home by their son Steven,
who had been visiting with Terry
lmhon. for the past ten days
Miss Ann McIntire, of Kensing-
ton. is visiting with her grandpar-
cnts. Mr.. and Mrs Glenn Randol.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. {. Lough, Loren
Jordan and Mrs. Blaine Right and
family. Mrs. william Rishell and
son and MIR. and Mrs. George Right
spent the weekend in Buckhannon
with friends.
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3 Side choiFs
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BasSett ''SymbOI 65''
Dining Room

This grouping will be the center Of attention
in any home. Notice the style variations thot
blend together so beautifully, such os the
unique, elegant Flemish relief doors on the
china and rich cathedral walnut doors on the
buffet. These ore just few Of the many pieces
in this handsome collection at CURTIS BROS.
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Secretaries
Association
To Meet

The Executive Chapter Of
The National Secretaries As
sociation internationally has
received the program agenda
for the 18th Annual NSA
Convention to be held in
Denver, Colo. July 1920.
An official state welcome
will be given the group by
Governor John A. Love of
Colorado on the opening day.
DR.. Arthur Larson, direc-
tor, World Rule of Law Cen
ter, Duke University, will de-
liver the keynote address:
LESS School, More Educa-
ton"
DR.. Larson. is q former
Undersecretary Of Labor and
former Director Of the United
States Information Agency.
Assistant Postmaster Gen.
eral Frederick c. Belen will
present an award to NSA In
recognition of the Nationwide
Improved Mail Service pro-
gram Of last February.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-14
SERVICE NEWS
Change Of Command
Will Be CoIorfuI Scene

orders to return home much
to the dismay Of their many
friends In and out of the
services in town. The Cookies
are giving q farewell party on
Thursday in their Tngomar
street home.
Capt. Robin H. Graham
and Mrs. Graham arrive on
Wednesday and will take over
the Cooke house when they
leave.
Australian Comdr. James
w. Mcclure and Mrs. Nc
Clure are giving a reception
on Thursday In the Red
Room, Army Navy Club, to
say goodby and to introduce
his replacement, Comdr. Rom
aid Calder.
Comdr. and Mrs. Calder
have found q house in Chevy
Chase and with their two
sons are getting settled.
Comdr. and Mrs. Mcclure
with their children, Donald,
Ian, Elizabeth and Andrew,
leave at the end of July for
the West Coast en- route to
Australia.