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out ($l8), is actress Marian Thompson.
The orange Cole Of California nyIon
knit suit is high in front 500, low, low
in back and is modelled by Cherry Holdridge.
The last suit, the barest of all, was designed
by Rikki for Cabana. The elasticized shoe
string straps anchor front that's bra and
a middle-of-the-rOad panel from bra to pants
(s2S). It's worn by Pat WydeIl.
Not everyOne's bareback type, and
for the less daring or more csmouRsge-
conscious, swimsuit designers have other
suggestions, among them these classic COW
erup styles: l. The skirted suit, cut high
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-02

q. The Yankees and Ae Tigers play
fee baseball games. Tkey each ain
three eames. No ne o. disputed games
mOOtped. Ho.C come?
2. HO'O many birthdays does The GUer-
age man hGUe9 The 0Oerage spOnsqn?
q. According SO4nsgnaiOnGI Lar, if
an GirPIane should crush on die exact
border be'sOees tuCO countries, sUuId un-
identified survivors be buried in he
country they acre traUeIiHg to, or dbe
country hhey sUze travelling from.
Q. An GrckeOIogisi claims he has dag
up a coin diat Is clearly dated IS &c.
Why is he a bar?
70. A man builds an ordinary house
'csdh four sides, eSoePt ahat each side
has a southern exposure. A bear comes
20 The door and rings die dOorbeH. WhGf
color is he?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-02
HERE ARE the Answers

HERE ARE the ANSWERS
:. there's no Low 0soinst mons marrying his
widows sister. but y would be he nsGtesi hick Of
the week. 70 hove widow. he d hove 10 be decd.
4. You'd GET ore hours deep. Alarm ciocks
don't Imow he difference between morning and
nighf.
>. On. yes They have 4sh Of Idly n 6eIond.
Also Sin end 6Sh and 80 on.
q. First Of ali. you'd light me notch.
8. Moses took no onimols at OIL h wos Nooh
Who took quite few.
8. Who sold ihos he Yonkses and he Tigers
were ploYine osoiasi eoch other n those g0mesI
=. The ovesogs mon has one birthday. he
ovsruoe woman also. An HE rest ore birshdcy
anniversaries. h tuci. IN Froncs -binhdoys" ore
Known os "unnivsuodss" (aHHirasaiFes).
Q. You cont buy survivors under oay low
especially " they stu hove enough strength 10
object
2. The orheoooisi Is q Eor because &c, Of
course. meons Before chis.. oad Who could hove
guessed IN odvonee when Christ would be boma
10. The bear who roao he doorbeH would hove
10 be white beor. Because me Only ploee you
could bVild house win four southern exposmes
Is oi HE North Pole. where every direction Il SoyIh
MA Zee
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-02

AL THESE CRAZY mixed-up cutOuts could
give you mighty peculiar suntans, but
what's that compared to being in the swim?
This summers swimsuils emphasize backs,
as well as just plain bare skin wherever
possible. These bare suits are the newest
evolution Of the bikini look, with little
more cover in front.
Photographed on Palm Springs rock
are six young Hollywood actresses. Mikki
Jamison wears, far left, white Orion knit
suit with teardrop back cutOut, by Julie Isles
for Jantzen Jr. ($l8). Brenda Scott models
Peter Pans brass and white stretch nylon
emit hxy 0ie., C...;,,; (e0AN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-02

Third, in Rudi Cernreich's
red wool for Harmon Knitwear,
with cutOuts and front and back
plunge neckIine ($2S), is actress
Celeste YarneIl. The girl wear.
ing Rose Marie Reid IRIS blue
and white print One-piece swim
suit, with back and sides cut
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-02
Backs Are Backt

Swimsuit news: cutOut backs, more cover in front
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-18

APIS. UNFURNISHED-VA. APIS. UNFURNISHED-VA.
tcoNTINUEDl
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ROOMS GALORE

IS ACRES between An,
mandate and Fairfax. Charming Cd
h ONE completely recOnditioned
Lge. kitchen, din. rm., hv. rm. anC
parlOr on LIST fl. 3 bedrms., bath
on Ind Il. $4,000 with $4,000 cash
r. d. GRAHAM, INC, CIR. $4,000
Sun. and Ewes. CIR. 1886.
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OFFICES, STUDIOS fer RENT
EMIT LOTS, ACREAGE FOR SALE
49, (cONTINuEDl

ARL., Mr.. CORNERS-Approx.
$50 So, #, Of air-cond. space avail.
Ideal for accountant or attorney.
Excellent parking. So per 50. #.
Call FRANK S. PHILLIPS, INC.
ia. 1902 wk. ends. and ewes.
525-05lb or TIE. 6-128o
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. SALE

ALEXANDRIA, VA. PICKETT ST
Any amt. of land zoned. WAPLE
CO., 1928 14th n. W, AID. 4-2O05.
GARAGE BLDG. OR MANUFAC-
TURING PLANT, 5000 50. #,
best coming, terms. By OWNER,
Box 32S-C, Star.
SMALL INDUSTRIAL BLDG, ne.
Wash, for distributor or me-
chanic. James Coughlin, FE. s.
1900. JAMES L. DIXON g. CO.,
Realtors.
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AM ABLE to invest $4,000 with
services for purchase or partnership
of profitable business or investment.
Please write full details in first
reDlV tn BOY l7l-C Star
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-07
MOUNTAIN PROPERTY
SHARE THE WEALTH

We at SKYLAND ESTATES, high
atop the Blue Ridge Mountains at
Linden, Va, have no aspirations
for greed and are dedicated to
serving our fellow man. Life Is
good TO us on this mountain top
and is good for the many families
here, with our parks. lakes, pic
mic areas and game preserves
which contribute TO life OF
luxury. case and comfort, far
away from the turmoil, chaos
concrete and asphalt jungies OF
Mashington. Thus:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-07
SKYLAND ESTATES
LINDEN, VI

LINDEN VA.
tRte. b5, 3 mi. before Front Royal
SHENANDOAH VALLEY IA acre In
choice area Of private club. Olymp-
ic pool, fishing, riding, many year.
round activities, IS NIL from ID, c.,
for sale BY OWNER. JU. $500.
WEST VIRGINIA -265 acres, excel.
lent hunting. Mobile home, sleeps
8, all mod. improvements. call HA.
1900 or HE, A-7l94.
WINCHESTER VA. AREA Il 500 On.
and $50 per mo. will buy for $4,000
a lq.acre tract Of wooded mountain
land, fronts on State road, Secluded,
Beautiful view Small stream. Ex.
Gel. hunting. Also have some large
tracts Of land with easy financing
by owner. For appt. contact CLIN.
TON RITTER, RID 3, Winchester.
va. Phone Code 100 667.s43l or
2 WOODED ACRES, q mi. west OF
Front Royal, Va. Priced, S5p5
Terms II desired. 700 l37.lI69.
20 ACRES, mountain property, Dor.
dering national forest, Price ~, 500
cash. 700 4S5.Sl37.
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. RENT
WAREHOUSES FOR RENT WAREHOUSES FOR RENT

NEAR INTERSECTION of N. Y.
ave. and Bladensburg rd.-l7 ,00O
So. It. with office space, r.-r. sid
ing, truck loading docks, l8-ft. cell
ing ht., heated. UN. A-A22l.
NEW BUILDING now available,
5000 So. IT, Of heated ware
Montg. Co. Air Park Gathers
burg; Nd. Call Mr.. Kendall.
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Cobb Island, Marvland
SEASH0RE PROPERTY

DRUM POINT, MD. -3-bedrm. ram
bier, lge, iv. rm. and kit. with
scrn. patio, firepl., completely fur
nished. Lot 75x200, with rs 1t. wa
ter. frontage. Sits high on hill over
looking bay. Down payment, $1,000.
Also l-bedrm. ultra-mOdern beach
house completely furnished, big lot,
priced to sell. o G ESBY AND
RICE REALTY 10. 7-l92S. ewes.
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THIS WEEKS SPECIAL

On First come" basis we will Of
fer two OF our choicest tracts OF
land high in the deep forest. with
views Of grandeur across the
Shenandoah Valley, which regu-
larly sell for S1.2Sg. IS each
for $3.50 SO each. AND m ADDI-
T1ON will give purchaser FOR
FREE q third tract which has
been cleared and landscaped.
weeks special, 81 1886. SIS with
SB9.B5 down, balance monthly.
Purchasers must submit personal
references for approval
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I BUSINESS PROP. WANTED
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

WANTED Used car lot, 1880 cars
Prefer Hyattsville area. H2-3e4l.
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COUNTRY PROPERTY

FOR RENT-6-rm. farm hse. OF
so secluded and wooded acres
off Rte. 10, between Haymarket
Va. and Gilberts Corner. Cow
to Dulles. SS5 per mo. OWNER
so. 5-ol3R
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BUSINESS PROP. FOR RENT
AIR CONDITIONED

4.400 so. It. office. laboratory or
warehouse space. Parking, ada
cent to Congressional shopping
center. 427-7272.
Evening star., 1963-05-22
OUT
IN
DAZZLING
DELIGHTS
8'87

Sure TO bring q hoppy dash into your
summer life, these lovely coolers at a
small price. Each q fresh Joy of feather
light softness with d flair for keeping
neat and wrinkIe-free.
E. Meeting almost any hour with cool
poise, squored-off flower print In sheer
Daerono polyesteL A young size"
fashion for women. Powder blue, moize,
pink l2Na-22H2.
T. A play Of sharp pIe1is and tucked
bodice brings dash TO Docron poIyester
misty print. Brown, blue or green; lo-ls.
6. Carved loosely, fctteriney sashed
Sheath. In Whipped Cream" Dacrono
PoIyesier. Pink, blue, yellow flowers on
white, 1918.
II. Juniors will delight in frosty fluff
Of Whipped Cream" Doerono poIyester
with its rich border print Blue or moize,
us.
WSl-FoShion 5ih Dress Shop 4. 4. . Woshino,on.
Chevy Chose, Wheoion Plozo, 7 Corners
and Alexandria
Evening star., 1963-05-22

for Telephone Shopping
and Services call 7SS!76OO
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1963-01-31
SHOW TIMES

SHOW TIMES
Week nights, Monday through
Friday: One Cd show each night
starting at 8 p. m.
Saturday: Two (2) shows,
starting at ZOO p. m.
Sunday: Two shows starting
at 2 o. m. and 8 p m.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1963-01-31
Six Births Occur

Six births occurred during the
past week at the Garrett County
Memorial hospital in Oakland,
four boys and two girls.
On The 25th a son to Mr. and
Mrs. Alien S. Paugh, Jrr star route,
Oakland
On the 2Gth a daughter to Mr..
ard Mrs. Earl Nelson wilt, route
?. Swanton: son to Mr., and Mrs
Hubert Harrison Spikcr, Grants
Vile; a son to Mn and Mrs. Leo
Paul Custer SWanton.
On the Goth a daughter to Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Samuel Savage
Friendsville: a son to Mr.. and Mrs
Julian Harrison Erwin, Jr., route
2, Oakland.
During the week the hospital ad.
mittcd so patients and discharged
AZ. Census this morning was 81.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1963-01-31
Miss Keller Speaker
At Civic Club Meet

Miss Ruth Keller was the speak
err at the luncheon meeting of the
Oakland Civic club Tuesday after
noon at the limbaugh dining
room.
Miss Keller spoke Of her expert
cnccs while visiting in England
last winter. Guests attending the
meeting included Mrs Wallace
Grant Mrs. Emmett Barbec, Mrs.
A. King Haworth, Mrs John Boyd,
Mrs. r. Hanson. Mrs. Robert Lohr,
Mrs. Eugene Nordeck.
Chairman of arrangements was
Mrs. Arthur Jones, and assisting
her we're Mrs. Hugh Teets, Mrs.
s. T. Naylor and Mrs. Hugh Ech-
nrd. Mrs. Charles Paugh, Sr., in
troduccd the speaker.
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Huge blocks Of ice were cloggirg
the Niagara river
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Homemaker Clubs to
Make Study of Color

Homemaker clubs of the county
will study color for February. it
was announced by Miss Ethel
Grove. home demonstration agent,
The exact topic will be Color and
You" and accessories will be used.
The demonstration will be in
charge of the clothing chairmcn
of the various clubs. Safety chair
men also will report on safety
practices in the home and storage
areas.
Meetings listed for next week:
February 6. Grantsville club. 2
p. M, at the LOechel home. Mrs.
Raymond Rosenberger and Mrs.
Lee Beachy will participate.
February 7, New Germany club,
100 p. m, home of Mrs. Delwood
Merrill. Mrs. Parker Warwick, Mrs.
Delwood Merrill, Mrs. Harry Hum
nell will take part in the program.
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Horsemen's Group Meets

Directors of the Garrett County
Horsemcn's Association, Inc, met
at the home of John Beachy, Swan
tor, with Gerald G!otfelty presid-
ing.
Plans for the second annual
horse show this spring was lightly
discussed.
Letter received from Bob Nier-
man of the Potomac Valley Riding
Club. Inc, inviting Garrett County's
cooperation in its third annual
horse show May 26, was read.
Discussion was held concerning
a bob-sled ride. A date for this
event is to be set at membership
meeting Saturday, February 8, in
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Oakland Personals


Mr.. and Mrs. Reaford Purbaugh
were visiting in Butler, Pa, on
Sunday
DR. and Mrs William Graham
MorgantoWn, w. Va, were visiting
relatives in Oakland over the week
end.
A robin was seen feeding at a
bird feeder at the Elliott Shaffer
home in Loeb Lynn on Monday
morning The temperature reading
was below zero.
Members of the MYF of St.
Pauls Methodist church are plan
ming bake sale, to be held at
Brownings store on Saturday be-
ginning at 10 o'clock.
Teresa Pritts entertained a num-
Der of school mates at a theatre
party last SATURDAY evening. in cele-
bration Of her eighth birthday. Re-
freshmcnts at her home preceded
the party
A houseWarminG was given in
honor of Mr.. and Mrs. II. G.. Gort-
ner. by neighbOrS on Friday eve
ming, January 25. at their new
home south Of town. on the Under
wood road
Merritt Feather, administrator
at the Garrett County Memorial
hospital in Oakland. was in Balti-
more Tuesday to attend a hospital
meeting. He returned to Oakland
late Tuesday evening.
A birthday party was held in
honor Of Edward Lewis at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Muir
ply last Saturday evening. Nine
teen guests were present. Several
persons unable to attend sent gifts.
Members of the Sunset Valley
All club met January IS, at the
Loeb Lynn school. Present were
Claude Harvey, Frank Harvey,
Blair Harvey, Mike Calls. Rick
Calls. Freddie Beckman. Darrell
Martin, Jr., and MaXel Alt, as
sistant county agent.
The annual BuckWhcat cake and
sausage supper, sponsored by the
Oakland Fire department. Inc,
will be held on Wednesday eve
ming, February 6, at the fire hall,
il was announced. Tickets will be
Is cents for children and SIPS for
adults. Net proceeds will be used
for payments on the new fire
truck
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1963-01-31
Nazarene Youth Plan
Series Of Services

The Young Peoples Society of
the Oakland Church Of the Naza-
rene. 9Th. and Alder streets has
announced its program Of activi-
tics for the next week, February
3 TO 10
The 1000 o'clock Sunday School
hour will be followed by the reg
ular morning worship service
The Young Man. Joseph, is the
message theme. There will be a
6:45 service. preceding the cvange-
listic message, Thy God Shall be
My God. at 7:30.
Snut-ins of the area will be
visited on Monday evening, under
the direction of Mrs. Thomas
Upole A fellowship Dinner will
be held in the Crellin Hall on
Tuesday evening. in charge Of
Margaret Upole
Mrs. Harold YOmmer with the
youth group will participate in
the Wednesday night prayer meet
ing. 1t is sponsoring a program of
Evangelism from Thursday to
Sunday, nightly at 7;3O, Rev Rob
crt c. Roberts being the Speaker.
A youth choir directed by Don
aid Sell. will be singing each
night. Local talent will bring spe-
cial songs
The public is invited.
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Rates To Be Lowered

Approval of filing made by the
Maryland Fire Underwriters Rat
ing Bureau on behalf Of its mem
bers and subscribers for 20 per
cent reduction in the Home own
e-'s rates in the State Of Mary
land, effective February 1, was
announced by F. Douglass Sears,
insurance commissioner.
This reduction will affect new
and renewal home owners policies.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1963-01-31
Quilting Party Held

MRS. Water Harsh had a quilt
.ng at her home on Wednesday of
last week. Those present were Mr.
and Mrs. Gus Calcamp, Mr. and
Mrs. Lawrence Calcamp and Con
mic; Mrs. Juanita Stemplc, all Of
Eglon, W. Va. Mr.. and Mrs. Free
man Harsh, Mrs. Shirley Harsh
and Bonnie Connie and willard;
Mrs. vida Blamblc and Brenda,
all Of Aurora. W. va; Mr.. and
Mrs. Carlos Reckart and Lois Ann.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Upo,c and
Jill. Ms. Ellen Zimmerman and
Janet, Mrs. Nellie Sell, all of Crel-
lin.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1963-01-31
DIED
ROY CALVIN WoTRING

ROY CALVIN WO KING
Roy Calvin Wotring, aged IS
years, of Terra Alta. w. Va, died
Tuesday, January 20, in Preston
Memorial hospital, Kingwood. after
having been a patient there one
day. He was a former resident Of
Aurora, and prior to retirement
had operated The gristmill at
Brookside. He had been a resident
of Terra Alta just six months.
Deceased was born July II, 1877,
at Brookside. a son of John New
ton Wotring and Lydia King Wot-
ring.
Surviving are his wife, Mrs.
Velina Susan Harvey Wotring;
two daughters, Miss Rose Wotring,
Terra Alta; Mrs. Mabel w.
George Coddington, Oakland;
three sisters, Mrs. Pear! Forman,
Amboy: Mrs. Dan Blamble, Mt.
Lake Park; and Mrs. Nellie Wolfe.
Jamesburg, n j.: three brothers,
Ernest Wotring, Oakland; Emory
Wotring, and Alfred Wotring, both
Aurora; three grandchildren, and
three great grandchildren.
Mr.. Wotring was a member of
the Brooksidc Church of the
Brethren. Funeral services will be
conducted from the Fiko-Watson
funeral home in Terra Alta on
Friday afternoon, February l, at
2 o'clock with Rev. Clyde F. Hyl-
ten and Rev Galen Fike officiat-
ing. Intermant will be in the Au-
rora cemetery.
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Mr.. and Mrs. William A. Shirer
returned Sunday night from south
ern Florida where they had spent
a week.
Mr. and Mrs. frankie Piper at
tended the 9th national MHMA
mobile home show at Louisville,
Ky. on January 16.
Mrs. Lindsay Gender received
word of the death of her father.
Harry F. Schoeller, which occur
red in Williamsburg. Pa, on Sun
day.
A meeting of Oakland Chapter
No. 81, Order of Eastern Star, will
be held on Tuesday, February 5.
Mrs. William Naylor, worthy
matron, said matters of importance
to the group were to be discussed
and a large attendance is urged.
Larry DeBerry, Robert Leigh
ton and Bob Nordeck, students at
Potomac State college, Kcyscr,
are spending several days at their
homes The latter expects to en-
roll in West Virginia university
.
Associate Judge Stuart F. Hamill,
Oakland, was in Cumberland Mon
day where he heard several APP
peal cases in the circuit court
there. Both Chief Judge Morgan
c. Harris and Associate Judge w.
Earle Cooley. of Allegany county.
were ill.
Dairymen's Supply, Liberty
street, Oakland, owned by Bruce
f. Wachter, of Germantown, and
operated by Jack Hinebaugh, was
recently sold to Harland and Bar
bara Beachy. Beachy, presently
employed by Maryland Artificial
Breeding cooperative, will con-
tinue his present line of work also
A meeting OF the Maryland
Travel Council board of directors
was scheduled for yesterday at An
napolis. Planning to attend were
Helmuth Heise and Mrs. Pat Kit
tie. members. The Garrett county
Legislators were invited to attend
the luncheon as guests of the Pro-
motion Council.
Frank E. SaWyers. Cumberland,
has earned membership in Bur
roughs Corporations Legion Of
honor for outstanding sales rec
ord in 1852. He is the Oakland
area representative for the cor
poration. He will attend a Legion
of Honor convention to be held in
Palm Springs, Cal, in February.
At a meeting of the Tri-State
Funeral Directors association in
Cumberland last week Don j.
Newman, Grantsville, was named
member of the board of directors
and Gerald Minnich of Oakland
was named to the legislative COM
mittee Mr.. Newman was also
named chairman of a Ladies' Night
program.
Mr.. and Mrs. frankie Piper
have returned to their home after
a 3,300-mile motor trip that took
them through six of the southern
states. They visited friends at Muir
freesboro, Tenn and Rome, Ga
At Sarasota Fla, they visited Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph Nissley, the lat
ter a cousin of Mrs. Piper and al
so spent some time in Hollywood
Fla, visiting his uncle and aunt
Mr. and NIrc Ernest Piner
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1963-01-31

Lewis Lohm. Grafton, former
resident of Oakland, w9s a visitor
here on Tuesday.
Mrs. A. G. Gortner, Second St,
remains a patient in Garrett Coun-
ty Memorial hospital
Dick Stuck, student at Bethany
college. spent several days here
with his parents. Mr. and Mrs,
George Stuck.
Meg Englander student at Stu
art Hall, Stanton, Va. was visit
ing her father. c. w. Englandcr,
for several days.
Maurice Brookhart, Jr., student
at Johns Hopkins university, Bal
timore, arrived yesterday to spend
few days with his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs Richard L. Davis
were weekend guests Of their SON
in-law and daughter, MIR and Mrs.
Fred Tcets, in Seaford. Del
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Garrett
spent from Thursday 10 Sunday
in Baltimore visiting their sons,
Michael and Robert Garrett. Jr.
Mrs. Charles Paugh, ST., was in
Washington this past weekend to
visit her husband, and also visited
his son, Charles Paugh. Jr.. in
Hyattsville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Whorton,
Pennington street, we're received
into membership in St. Marks
Lutheran church last Sunday morn
ing at the $50 service.
Guy William Hinebaugh and
Rodney Barkhurst, students at
Washington college. Chestertown,
are spending several days with
their parents this week
Sheila Garrett returned TO her
studies at Frostburg State Teach
ers' college on Tuesday after
spending thirteen days at the home
of her parents in Deer Park
Barbara Zepp, student at Grier
School, near Birmingham, Pa,
spent the weekend of January 10
at the home of her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Earl Zepp, at Turkey
Neck
Mr.. and Mrs. Karl F. Kahl and
Albert w. Kahl returned to their
homes Friday afternoon after hay
ing spent several days in Bridge
port W Va. with Mr.. and Mrs.
Karl V. Kahl
Edward Umstot, student at West
Virginia Wesleyan college, Buck
hannon. and Jay Bill Umstot, stu
dent at Potomac State college.
Keyser, we're at the home of their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
Umstot, for a few days between
semesters.
Mrs. A. Lee Williams, former
resident of Deep Greek Lake. re-
Gently suffered a heart attack at
her home in Orange City Fla She
is improving in a hospital in De
Land. Fla. Mrs. Williams is the
mother of Mrs. Charles Paugh ST.,
of Oakland
The Junior Woman's Civic club
announced the winners of round
four flight: flight l. Mr. and Mrs.
Jared Wolfe; flight 2 Mrs. Fred
Thayer, Mrs. Irwin Rudy, Jr.; flight
3, Mr.. and Mrs. John Boyd; flight
4, MIR. and Mrs. Dean Mcfarland;
flight 5, incomplete; flight s, in
complete; flight Z, Mr. and Mrs.
Lester Bittinger; flight s, MIR. and
AT,c Drontioo Dppprryy
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Couple To Wed

Rev and Mrs. John w. Neimiller,
CT Savage. Md, announce the en-
gagcment Of their daughter, Carol
Ann. to Char'e5 o. Speicher, son
of M. aud Mrs. Hobart Speicher,
Grantsville.
Miss Neimiller was graduated
from Howard County Senior High
school and attended Columbia
Bible college. Her fiancc was gradu-
ated from Northern High school
and attended Catherman's Business
school. lie is with the American
Instrument company. A February
wedding is planned
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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1963-01-31

the Accident Fire Hail,
Membership is still open for
county residents, it was stated