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Evening star., 1963-09-02
MANY COACHING CHANGES
Smaller Virginia Schools
Shuttle League AIignments

have a big line, but will be
green in the backfield.
Coach Howard has 80 varsity
candidates at Fauquier, but ex-
poets many more when school
opens. He plans to use the
T-formation with flankers and
a slotback.
BATTLEFIELD DISTRICT
James Monroe of Fredericks-
burg and Orange County, which
has lost only four league games
each in 10 years, again are
rated the teams to beat. Os-
bourn, because it is stepping
down in class, also is regarded
as a title threat by opposing
coaches.
Coach Paul Sizemore at
Orange lost II of last years
% lettermen. However,
Oranges junior varsity was I'M
beaten and 35 boys are trying
for spots on the varsity. Half
backs Charlie Clatterbuck and
Smoky Jordon, both three-year
veterans, head the holdovers.
Osbourn will have a brother
act at halfback, Allen and
Buzzy Ritenour. Other top
players at the Manassas school
are Tackles Fred Earhart (195)
and Oran Massey (240) and
Center Reeves Childress. Ron
Cebula and John Ponder are
running a close race at full
back while Joe Smith currently
has the nod at quarterback.
Garfield, with 10 lettermen
back, will not be as strong as
last years eleven which COM
piled a 7-3 record. The Indians
have four ends back, Mike Gar
ber. Lester Tucker, Bill Hall
and Tommy Pierce, along with
Quarterback Dick Faucette.
James Monroe needs help
in the middle of the line and
must replace some talented
players. Stafford currently has
only 25 players and lack depth.
Several injuries have slowed
practice sessions.
SpotSylvania and Culpeper
are expecting to improve on
last years records. Spotsylvania
was 1-7-2 and Culpeper As.
Culpeper has 18 players re-
turning.
VIR GINA INTERSCHO-
LASTIC ASSOCIATION-Hoff-
Carver and Walk
tied for the title last
year, but the latter school ap-
pears to have the inside track
this season.
The Fredericksburg school, /
which compiled an 8-2 record
last year. has 20 lettermen, in
cluding nine starters, returning.
Dale Harris, last years leading
ground gamer, returns at Hoff-
nan-Boston, along with Quar-
terback Ronald White and a
pair of rangy ends, Clayton
Powell and Milton Roe.
Three boys are fighting for
the quarterback job at Parker
Gray, Calvin Harris, William
Tyler and Lionel Smith. Gilbert
Shellington, a guard last year,
is being shifted to fullback as
Coach Louis Johnson searches
for offensive punch.
Luther Jackson has veterans
at almost every position, in
cluding Benjamin Naylor and
Willie Moore at quarterback,
along with Tackle Clifton
(230) and Guard
johnson (24O.
The outlook is dim at w. c.
Taylor, according to Coach
Hosea Smith, while things at
Dean are looking up.
The Manassas school has two
1efty guards in Morris Thorn
ton (235) and Levi Thomas
(250). Quarterback James Ban
mister heads a group Of out
standing holdovers at Carver.
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JAMES WOOD

Sept. 6-Mosby, 7.
Sept. 20-Fauquier, 7.
Sept. 27-George Mason at Fall
Church, s
Oct. AT Charles Town, W. Va, 9
Oct. 11-Loudoun County. Z
Oct. 1S-at LOudoun Valley, 7:3O
Oct. 25-at Warren County, z
Nov. 1-Herndon. 7:30
Nov. S-Clarke County, 7:30
Nov l6-at Handley. 9
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VALLEY

Sept. 13-at Clarke County, s
Sept. 21--at George Mason, 2
Sept. 27-Herndon, 6.
Oct. 4-Bruce, s
Oct. Pat Handley. 2
oct. 1S-James Wood, 8
Oct. 25-at Fauuuier. s
Nov. lat Quantico Post, s
Nov. S-Central. s
Nov, 5-Loudoun County, 3
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GEORGE MASON

Sept. 13-at Falls Church, s.
Sept. 2l-Loudoun Valley, 2.
Sept. 2S-James Wood, 2.
Oct. Sat Handley, 2.
Oct. 12-at Herndon, ..
Oct. 19-at Loudoun County, 2
Oct. 25-at James Monroe, s
Nov. lat Fauuuier,
Nov Q-Garfield 9
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SCHEDULES
HERNDON

Sept. 6-at Stafford, 8.
Sept. 13-James Monroe, 8.
Sept. 20-Loudoun County, s.
Sept. 27-at Loudoun Valley, 8.
Oct. 5-Fauquier. 2:30.
oct. 11-George Mason, 8.
Oct. 25-Handley, 8,
Nov. lat James Wood. 8
Nov 0-Woodson at Fairfax, 8.
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SPOTSYLVANIA

Sept. 6-King George. 8
Sept. l3-at Louisa, 8,
Sept. 2O-at James Monroe. s.
Sept. 27-Culpeper, s.
Oct. AIT Garfield. s,
Oct. ll-Stafford, s.
Oct 1S-Orange, s.
Nov. l-MOsby, s.
Nov g-nehnprp
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HANDLEY

Sept. 13-at Harrisonburg. s.
Sept. 21-Warren County. 2.
Sept. 27-at James Monroe. s.
Oct. 5-George Mason, 2.
Oct. 12-Loudoun Valley. 2.
Oct. 1S-at Fauquier, s.
Oct. 25-at Herndon, s.
Nov. 2-at Loudoun County, Q.
Nov. Sat Martinsburg, w, Va, s
Nov 1R-Iamns Wnnh .
Evening star., 1963-09-02
BY CARL SELL
Star Staff Writer

A rash of coaching changes,
the opening of a consolidated
school and the end of the
road for the District 8, Group
II League have left the smaller
Virginia schools in a topsy-
turvy state for the approach
ing football season.
Fauquier High School has
opened in Warrenton, closing
Another Of Series
Cedar-Lee, Marshall and War
renton, all members of the
Group II ranks. Fauquier has
joined the Group 1-B North
western Conference.
BrentSville District, also in
Group II a year ago, has
Joined the Group 1-B Battle
field District, but does not
have a football team. Rap
pahannock and William Mon
roe, which found themselves
the only remaining members
of District 8, gave up the
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CULPEPER COUNTY

Sept. 6-Clarke County, s,
Sept. l3-at Fauuuier, s.
Sept, 20-at Albemarle, s.
Sept. 27-at Spotsylvania, s.
Oct. 4-Loudoun County, s.
Oct. lat Orange. s.
Oct. lS-Jsmes Monroe, s.
Oct. 25-Gar-F Field, s.
Nov. southern Augusta. 6.
Nov. S-MadiSon County, s.
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GARFIELD

Sept. 6-Fauquier, 8.
Sept. 14-at Loudoun County, 2.
Sept. 2O-Orange, 8.
Sept. .27-at Stafford, 8.
Oct. 4-SDotsylvania, s.
Oct. 11-Patrick Henry. 8.
Oct. 25-at Culpeper, s.
Nov. lat James Monroe. 8.
Nov. 9-at George Mason. .
Nov. l5-Osbourn. &
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AndHO
(1-lI pm
and
Detroit t%)-FOd Williams
A1Es. Peters
B,im9Is Boston l2IP3PDas
bOuduehe (lS-S and Heffner 800.
RESULTS YESTERDAY TOMORROW
-
as ctroit3 New York at Detroit
New YO Is, 4 Baltimore a
ty. ! @.
Scheduled
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ORANGE

Sept. 6-Albemarle. s.
Sept. 13-John Mosbv. s,
Sept. 20-at Garfield. 8.
Sept. .27-at Madison, 8.
Oct. AIT VaTina, s.
Oct. ll-Culpeper, s.
Oct. 1S-at Spotsylvania, s.
Oct. 25-at Stafford. s.
Nov. I-Osbourn. 8.
Nov, S-James Monroe. q
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ov hog9p at LP' Ansss alarrs GOLD and Zachary OD vs.
Pittsburgh 50 ts)-vsSs
,uc chrIFO Francisco s,-Esworh
Cnesn,M a York lg-Purksy
PSrdeOha M%SuEse-MeLlsh tis.o vs. cOnnEsr to.S.
Evening star., 1963-09-02
LOUDOUN COUNTY

Sent. l4-Gar-Field. 2.
Sept. Goat Herndon, 8.
Oct. AIT Culpeper, s.
Oct. lat James Wood. T:30.
Oct. 19-George Mason, 9.
Oct. 25-at Clarke County, 7;3O.
Nov. 2-Handley. 2.
Nov. 9-Fauquier. 2.
Nov. 15-Loudoun Valley, 8.
Evening star., 1963-09-02
Major Leaders
AMERICAN LEAGUE

BATTING 1895 at bats-Kaline,
Detroit. 800: Yastrzemski, Boston
BIZ. Peason. Los Angeles, .3I4:
collins Minnesota. .305. Malone,
Boston, .296.
RuNS-Tresh New York. SO; Kaline
Detroit -; Yastrzemski, Boston
and Allison, Minnesota, so: Colavito
Runs BATTED IN-stuart. Boston
%; Kaline. Detroit. o.; Wagner
Los Angeles. So; Celayito, Detroit
and Allison. Minnesota, 20,
HlLS-Kalinc, Detroit, 1906 Ward
Chicago, l56: Yastrzemski, Boston,
l5i; Pearson, Los Angeles. 1853;
Malone. Boston, 800
DOT UBLES-YastrZem Boston, "a;
Avis, Cleveland, 81; Ward. ChicaEo,
Kausey, Kansas City, and Torres,
TRlPLEs-Versalles, Minnesota, and
Hinton, Washington, IL: Cimoli,
Kansas city, ~; -Fregosi. Los
Angeles. Q; Aparicio. Baltimore, and
Bruton, Detroit, Z
HOME RUNS-Stuart, Boston. IS;
KKigsrsS KBAs.oss Min1fsGta M asi 55 Alis9n
Haword, New York, 20,
STOLEN BASES-Aparcio. Baltimore.
33, Hinton. Washington, %. Wood.
Detroit. is; Snyder, Baltimore. IS;
McCraw,. Chicago. and Charles and
Tartabull, Kansas City. IA,
PITCHING az desis!ons,.Psters, chi
1876, s16O; Pascual. Minnesota
1876, $50; Radatz, Boston. l4-5.
.I35; Downing. New York. Id,
sTRIKEoUTs-Peters, chicago, 1856
Minnesota. MinnU iSGSO iS6! Barber. baltimore.
l59, Bunning, Detroit l5S.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
BATTING l32h at batsD-uroat ST
Louis 32S. Pinson Cincinnati, anc
ente, Pittsburgh, 800 aaron Nil,
waukee, .3l0.
RuNS--Aaron, Milwaukee. .lOl; Mays
AB; White. st. Louis, on; Rose
Cincinnati, so
RUNS BATTED IN-Aaron Milwaukee
li@ Bower, 81 Louis, nB. White st
Louis, O3; Mays San Francisco, ~
Pinson and Robinson, Cincinnati. 30
HlIS--PinSOn, Cincinnati, ISL; 0roat
81 Louis, l7S; Aaron. Milwaukee
lG0; Santo. Chicago and Flood anc
White, St LOUIS 100.
Groal ST, Louis, 36i Gonzales. Phil
adelphia. 80 Williams, Chicago. Rns
CalllHun, Philadelphia, 80
HOME RuNS-Aaron, Milwaukee, IS
McCoyCy San Francisco "a Mays
San Francisco, B2i Howard, Lo
Angeles. and Cepeda, san Fran,
STOLEN BAsES-wius. Los Angeles
80, pinson, Cincinnati, %. Rob
inEou Cincinnati 80, Aaron. MI
waukuc, % Brock, Chicago. and w
Davis. tns Angeles ~
PITCHING az decisions perranoski
Los Angeles, iH-", kNT. Mclean
pittsPurgh, 1873, ,ssl3' Kouiax 10
waukee, 1873. 7S3, Maioney, Gin.
cinnati, tn-B, $50
STRikEOuTS-- KOuiax, Los Angeles
24B Drysdale, Los Angeles. "oS
Maloney. Cincinnati, 900. Marichal
San Francisco, 1885, Gibson, 81
Louis. i57,
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STAFFORD

Sept. 6-Herndon. 8.
Sept. l3-Quantico Post, 8.
Sept. 20-at Lane, 8.
Sept. 27-Gar-Field, s.
Oct. AT James Monroe, s.
Oct. Lat Spotsylvania, s.
Oct. lS-at Osbourn. s.
Oct. 25-Orange. 8.
NnV O-at IapiatR .
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JENNIE DEAN

Sept. l3-at Paige Jackson, 1880,
Sept. 2l-Washington Boys Club, s
Sept. cat Luther Jackson, 1880
oct. 4--Parker-Gray,
Oct, lat walker Grant. 3
Oct, la-Hoffman- Boston, 3
oct. 2b-W. {. Taylor, :
Nov. 2--at Johnson William, 80
Nov. S-Douglass, \
A..g EaWWaW
Evening star., 1963-09-02
USED BOAT SPECIALS

23' TRAVELLER 1863 Fiberglas Off
shore conv. sedan w/i20-h.p. ChryS-
er' inboard outboard drive, built
N gas tank, conv. top, bilge blower,
SLEEPER seats, used as demonstrator.
No trades accepted on this item
!, Orig: price. 5000. Now $500
20. SPORTCRAFT imperial de luxe
cabin cruiser, .6O-h.p Scott elec. en-
~ FIBERoLSs scorrrE CRAFT R ,fIe
Key Large model w/BO-h D, Scott elec
engine and long heayy-duty trailer
IS, scoTT1E CRAFT. Fiberglas. w
4O-h.p elec, Scott, new trailer,
10, sKI.cRAFT w/3b-h.p. Evinruds
and trailer gb05
r. q rgSA wgAoEMAKER iy Ak w/22 -hp. Scott
All Of Above Items with 3O-Day Guar,
BETHESDA BOAT CENTER
1S,io olds GEORGETOWN Rd Bethesda, Nd
CLOSED SUNDAY AND LABOR DAY
Evening star., 1963-09-02
BOATS and MARINE

25-FT. CRUISER, needs repairs, car
penter's special, in dry dock nov.
Call SO, S-S441 after 6 pm.
~ Fl; plywood runabout, with trailer
and 70 h.p. electric. Ropes and s
pairs OF water skis $500 or make
offer S36-1735.
BOkUM VOYAGER, II IT,, 5O-h.p.
johnson with generator, Gator tiIt
trailer and many extras. 5S7-3533.
$50 H.P. OLDS, complete with new
conversion and Chrysler reverse gear,
Bargain. SO. 5-S456 after Z pm.
IL TT. runabout. rs h.p. johnson,
windshield, controls, fiberglass bot
tom. S225, 277-6273.
SOFT. 1862 REyEL CRAFT. sleeps g.
Twin 2lO, Refgr.. stove, SIS, fully
equip. 5Sl-47gb.
HoGANS GOAT--Group outings, pic
nles. fishing (up TO 81 peoplel.
Annapolis. WA. 7-4192. VII. 6-3662.
Evening star., 1963-09-02
JAMES MONROE.

Sent. 6-at Osbourn. 8.
Sept. l3--at Herndon, s.
Sept. 20-SpotSylvania. s.
Sept. 27--Handley, s.
Oct. stafford, s.
Oct. lat Lane, 8.
Oct. 1S-at Culpeper, s.
Nov. ol-Gar-Field' s.
Evening star., 1963-09-02
PARKER-GRAY

Sept. l3-Cardozo, 8.
Sept. 20-Bell. 4.
Sept. 27-Walker-Gr 3.
Oct. 4-at Jennie Dean, s.
Oct, lat Carver, 80.
Oct. 1S-at Luther jackson, $3.50.
Nov. l-DouglaSS. s.
Nov, Sat pomOnkey, 1880.
49,, - nnnhaR Qsun
Evening star., 1963-09-02
JACKSON

Sept. l3-at Carver, 2,
Sept. Coat Douglass, 3.
Sept. 27-Jennie Dean at Fairfax, 3,
Oct. b-at Walker-Grant. 3.
Oct. 12-at Hofiman-Boston, 10 am.
Oct. ig-Parker-G 1880.
Oct &c ham berlain at Falls
Church, >.
Nov l--at W c Taylor, 2.
Evening star., 1963-09-02
-WALKER-GRAN

sept. 2l--Johnson- william, 8
Sept. 27--at Parker-orAy, 4
Oct. b-Luther Jackson, 3
Oct. ll-Jennie Dean, 3
Oct. lS-Caryer :
Oct. 2B-at Hoffman-Boston, 10 a IN
Nov. S--W. &. Taylor. 3
Nov. iB-at Union, <
Evening star., 1963-09-02
CARVER

Sent. i3-Luther jackson. /
Eept. 27--at Douglass :
Oct b-Hoffman- Boston, 5
Oct. ii--Parker-0ray,
Nov. hurley, s
Nov, 10-Jennie Dean, 5
Evening star., 1963-09-02
w. c. TAYLOR

SEPT 2S-DouRlaSs, /
Oct. ll-Cafyer,
Oct. ig-at Paige-JackEon, 4
Oct. 2B--at Jennie Dean. s
Nov Luther jackson, 1
NOV. b--at Walker.Grant. 8.
Evening star., 1963-09-02
HOFFMAN, BOSTON

Sept. l3-at Pomonkey, 1880.
Sept. 2S-DouglaSs, 10 am.
Oct. Bat carver, ! 80,
Oct. l2-Luther Jackson, 10 am.
Oct. lS--at Jennie Dean, g.
- or KTTaHGny Trapt IN a ~
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ScHROYER SERVICES

M Sgt Robert F. Schroyer, aged
80, died suddenly at Hickman air
force base in Honolulu, Hawaii,
where he had been stationed.
He was the son of Cecil and
Evelyn Fike Schroyer He was a
member of the Friendsville Metho-
dist church and the WOW. and
had served as a chaplain assistant
in the air force.
Surviving are his wife, Mrs.
Mary Murphy Schroyer; three sons,
Mark, Stephen and James; two
daughters, Lisa and Linda; two sis
tcrs, Miss Vida Schroyer and Mrs.
Thelma Kelley, Timonium.
The body was taken to the New
man Funeral home in Friendsville.
Funeral services we're conducted
Tuesday afternoon at 2 O'Clock
from the Fricndsville Methodist
church with Rev William Grey
nOlds. former pastor, and Rev.
Charles Hinklc, pastor, officiating.
Intcrmcnt was in the Blooming
Rose cemetery.
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MRS. NELLIE LEE TAsKER

Mrs. Nellie Lee Tasker, aged SIS,
of Oakland, died Sunday, June 30,
in Garrett County Memorial hos
pital where she had been a pa
tient for two weeks.
Born in this county she was the
daughter of Robert H. Lee and the
late Ida Upole Lee She had re-
sided in Oakland for the past three
years and was a member of the
Assembly of God Church at Deer
Park.
Besides her father, she is sur
vivcd by two daughters, Mrs. June
Smith, Deer Park; Miss Sharon
Tasker, Swanton; two sisters, Mrs.
Alta Dewitt, Bowling Green; and
Mrs. Wanda Harvey, Swanton; one
son. Robert f. Tasker, and a
brother Lester II. Lee, of Laurel
and five grandsons.
The body was taken to the Leigh
tOn-Durst funeral home in Oak
land. Funeral services were con-
Quoted Tuesday afternoon at 3
o'clock from the Assembly of God
Church by Rev Gail Hixon. In
terment was in Deer Park ceme-
terry.
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MILLION RODAMER

Milton Rodamer, aged 80, of
Grantsville, died Sunday, June 80,
at the Weeks Nursing home in
Oakland where he had been a
patient for four months.
Born in Elk Lick Township. Pa,
he was the son of the late Cyrus
and Lydia Yoder Rodamer. He was
a member of the Salisbury Church
of the Brethren, at Salisbury, Pa,
and served as town clerk for the
town of Grantsville for approx
mately twenty years.
He is survived by several nieces
and nepheWs.
Funeral services were conducted
Tuesday morning at IL o'clock
from the Salisbury Church of the
Brethren by Rev. Daniel Whitacre,
pastor. Interment was in the IOOF
cemetery.
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Reunion To Include
Five Generation Family

Five generations of one family
are scheduled to gather at re-
union, scheduled for Sunday, July
7. at the home of Mrs. G. E. Brady
at Shallmar.
The five generations will include
the great, great grandmother, Mrs
Melissa Spiker. aged IS; the great
grandmother, Mrs. Naomi Spiker
Dayton, aged sc; the grandmother,
Mrs Claricc Dayton Taylor, 40;
her son, Andrew Henry Taylor, Jr.,
-, and his two children, Christie
phcr Wayne Taylor, 2l2, and Kim
bcrly Faith Taylor. aged 8 months.
This will be the first opportuni-
ty for the great, great grandmother
to see her two great, great grand
children.
Mrs. Spikcr was born near Iona
coming and has been a resident OF
this county for the greater part of
her life.
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MRS. MARSHALL FRIEND

Mrs. Mary Martha Friend, aged
80. of Swallow Falls died last Sat
urday afternoon June %, at the
Cuppett-Weeks Nursing home in
Oakland, where she had been a
patient for seven months.
Born near Oakland, May "a, 1871,
she was a daughter of the late
Philip and Lydia Spiker Lewis. She
was the widow of Marshall Friend
who died in 1856 She was a men,
Der of the Rocky Dream Church
of the Brethren at Swallow Falls.
Survivors include a son, Arlic
Friend, Swallow Falls; two daugh-
tcrs, Mrs. Ethel Ramsey, Sand Flat;
Mrs. Nora Skipper, Swallow Falls;
two brothers, Sidney Lewis, SWal-
low Falls; and Bruce Lewis, Co
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DIED
MRS. P. CLARK RlTTlNeER


Mrs. Evelyn p. Bitinger, aged 80,
of near Bittinger, died Sunday
morning, June 30, at the Garrett
County Memorial hospital where
she had been a patient for four
weeks following an illness Of sew
cral months.
She was a daughter of the late
Ira and Florence Miner Glotfelty
and was born September 8, 1923, in
Meadow Mountain She was a Nom
Der Of Sand Flat Tabernacle.
Surviving arc her husband. p.
Clark Bitingcr; three daughters,
Donna and Carol Ann at home;
Mrs Bonnie Wagner. McHcnry; a
son, Age Paul A. Bittingcr. sta
toned at Boiling Field, Washing
ton; three sisters, Mrs Nora Raj
forty Frostburg; Mrs. Lillian
Thomas, Canton, o.: Mrs Schrlla
Miller Grantsvillc; three brothers,
Lee GlotlcltN. Jennings: Will and
Frank Glotfelty McIIenry
The body was taken to the Min
Mich Funeral home Funeral serv-
ices were conducted Wednesday
afternoon at o'clock from the
Sand Flat tabernacle with Rev.
Hartley Wigfield. pastor. officiat-
ing. Intermcnt was in the North
Glade cemetery.
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SUNNYSIDE
UNDERWOOD

The annual Hymn sing of the
Underwood church was well at
tended on Sunday evening with
choirs and groups from various
points participating. The Fisher
family of Ohiopyle, Pa, came the
farthest distance.
The Underwood Ladies' Aid met
on Thursday at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Soelters. There
were eleven members and seven
guests present for a covered dish
dinner. The next meeting will be
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Ray
Arnold with Mrs. Arnold as host
ess.
Recent visitors of Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Canaan were Mr. and Mrs.
Talmage White, Cash Valley; Mr..
and Mrs. Donald Butler and chill
dren, Mrs. Geraldine Tcets, Elaine
and Mary Catherine Ludwig.
Mrs. Effie Stahl and Mrs Grace
Myers spent Friday evening in Au-
rora visiting Dale Myers and fami-
ly On Saturday morning they Wis
tied Mrs. Polly Spiggle, and in the
and family. They were Saturday
evening supper guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Roscoe Lantz and family
Miss Lizzie Soelters, of Oakland,
spent few days last week visiting
Mrs. Effie Stahl and attended the
Ladies Aid at the home of Cora
Soelters, on Thursday.
Mrs. Marian Friend and daugh-
ter Robin. spent several days last
week in Baltimore where they
were guests of brother and sister
in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Ford
and family.
Rev and Mrs. Donald Matthews
were in Baltimore recently where
they had their little daughter Su-
san, for observation and check-up.
Mrs. Mabel West, of East Can
ton, o.; Frank Johnson, Massillon,
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O.; and Miss Esther Yodcr, of Orr
vile, O., spent recent weekend
visiting Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Yoder
and family. They all attended the
Handwerk reunion at Berlin, Pa,
on Sunday.
Junior Baker was recent over
night guest of his sister, Mrs
Dorothea Ludwig.
Mrs Geraldine Teets and chill
dren spent several days last week
visiting home folks, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Soelters. They returned to
their home in Deer Park, on Fri
day evening.
Mrs Bernice Weisc and daugh-
ter, Mrs JoAnn Davies, were Tues
day evening supper guests of Mr.
and Mrs Charles Socltcrs. Other
guests were Mr. and Mrs. Lester
Baker, Mr.. and Mrs, Junior Bow
man and daughters and Bessie
Canaan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Arnold, Mr..
and Mrs, Harry Canaan, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Soclters and Savilla
Sanders attended the Snyder re-
union on Sunday afternoon
Mrs Effie Stahl accompanied
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Savage to Al
bright, w Va, one day recently
where they were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Herbert Stahl
Visitors on Saturday evening and
Sunday of Glenn, Milton and Lar
ry Canaan were Frank, Leon and
Dale Fernando. Mt. Lake Park.
Mr. and Mrs. Homer Fisher and
family, of Ohiopyle, Pa, visited
Rev and Mrs Donald Matthews
on Sunday evening after the Hymn
sing at Underwood
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rinth, W. Va; also q grandchil-
dren, 55 great grandchildren and
% great great grandchildren.
The body was taken to the Min
Mich Funeral home in Oakland
Funeral services we're conducted
Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock
from the Rocky Dream church with
Rev. j. c. Skipper and Rev. Gail
HiXOn officiating. Interment was in
the family cemetery. Grandsons
served as pallbearers.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1963-07-04
''Our Lord We Pray

Yes, every Christian should be
praying some people are
trying to pass laws that a few mo-
ments of prayer, or few words
of scripture cannot be heard in our
classrooms.
Are we sending missionaries out
to teach others, and our own teach
ers are not allowed to use the Bible
in our schools. The most important
lesson this teaches is: That every
one should set aside some time
each day for the study of Gods
word. Also some children who are
reached in the classroom, don't 90
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to church anywhere, so why hinder
them Even children whose parents
say they are atheists should have
the right of freedom of choice
So | say let's urge our teachers
to be ministers of Gods word, in
stead of setting by letting laws
being passed to forbid it,
DON BETHEL
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1963-07-04

Socially prominent W. d. Zant-
Finger was convicted of man
slaughter in death of Negro bar
maid, in a HdgcrstOWn court be-
fore three judges One was Asso-
ciatc Judge Stuart F. Hamill, Oak
land.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1963-07-04

Member of House of Delegates
from, Anne Arundel county re-
ceived tWo-year suspended prison
sentence and was fined $500 after
pleading guilty to contributing to
delinquency of minors.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1963-07-04
IN JUST is MINUTES
If YOU HAVE TO

SCRATCH THAT ITCH,
Your 4sc back at any drug store. Quick
drying iTCH-ME-NOT deadens the itch
and burning. Antiseptc action kills
germs to speed healing. Fine for &C.
zema. insect bites, foot itch, other sur
face rashes. now at ENGLANDER'S
PHARMACY.
Evening star., 1963-01-27
LANDOVER HILLS

Owner transferred-Must sell g.
oedrm. Colonial, bsmt., sep. din.
Tm; wooded lot Vacant. $3.50 dn.
FHA, no dn. TO vets. All offers
considered.
GREER REALTY CO.
Evening star., 1963-01-27

INTENTION ACF EMnLoYEs-see
this nice brick Colonial in River
dale Park, twin-size bedrms., sep.
din. rmp full DSmt., fenced lot,
Sl4,500, VA no money down. Call
X RosERT + sT s "A DAVIS TyVg co INC
Evening star., 1963-01-27
| -VACANT

BURNT IlLLs-Large corner lot
kitchen, IcarpOrt, screened porch
Very smrt home in a very smart
loca ton FLA. S25.50Q.
Evening star., 1963-01-27
HOUSES FOR SALE--MD.
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

CARROLLTON - 4 b.rs., Q baths
lmmed. occupancy. $1,000 below
FLA. Rent with option. Open Sat
and sun. 6O02 S5th place.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, 3-bedrm
brk, rambler, sep. din. rm,, firepi,,
modern kit. 2h baths, beaut.
eXtra-lge. equip. rec, rm.. car.
port lge. fenced yd. with drive
way. Assume larEe 4 " "a lopn
BYRD REALTY CO., WA. 7-2400
CFD NRvILLE-3 bedrms, o-story.
fireplace, oil heat, garage, one
acre. Sl35O0. CARL ALBERT
HElDER, cE. 6-S44S, CE. 6-S5SO.