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Henri Childrey, the distin-
guished hair stylist and au-
thority on hair care, will be
the lecturer and demonstra-
tor Monday and Tuesday,
April. 1-2, at the fourth beau
ty clinic sponsored by Con-
les Beauty & Barber Supply,
615 N. Parish st.
The two-day session will be
held at the l.. K. Atwood Elks
Lodge, w. Lynch St. Ext,
Ext, from 10 Am. to 5 P.
M.
Mr.. Childrey is a represen-
tative of Summit Laboratories
of Indianapolis, Ind, makers
of P a t e ! Princess Perma-
nent, Hair Strate, and other
quality beauty products.
This leading beauty artist
of international repute is com
ing to Jackson to introduce
and demonstrate Pastel Prin-
cess Permanent to Mississip-
pi beauticians, who are ex-
pected to be here in large
numbers for the significant
event.
Pastel Princess Permanent
is a wonderful, new relaxer
that is made exclusively fol-
tinted or bleached hair.
During the two day pro.
gram of the Special Free Hair
Care Panorama, the beautic.
ians will:
Learn to recondition any
hair regardless of how it was
damaged-by over-processing,
Strengthening, dyeing, bleach
ing, harsh shampoos, sun,
wind, or water;
Learn the art of working
with wet hair;
Learn the only right way
to straighten the hair perma.
nently, safely, and beautiful.
ly, and
Learn hair-styling techniq.
ues and expert shaping and
cutting.
Upon announcing the clin
ic, Frank N. Comic, owner oI
Comics Beauty & Barber Sup
ply, made the following com
ments:
I'm conducting this oul
The Mississippi enterprise., 1963-03-23
E. Africans
Choose Negro
For Guidance

NAIROBI, Kenya
A 26-year-old American Negro
who has been in Africa for
the past two years has been
appointed assistant to the
director. of the East African
office of the Institute of Inter
national Education will join
Gordon Hagberg, director of
the lie overseas office here.
The appointee, Melvin A.
McCaw, was an English and
sociology instructor at Kivu-
koni College, Oar es Salaam,
Tanganyika, prior to his lie
assignment.
Before joining the Kivukoni
staff in May, 1862, he served
for a year in Tanganyika with
the Voluntary international
Service Assignments of the
American Friends Service
Committee. doing community
development field work.
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jackson Welcomes 57th M.T.A.
CONVENTION PROGRAM SCHEDULE

SATURDAY, MARCH 16, 1868
1000 A"' ETssrs'ss aFx assaass4'sls sssss Meeting
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 20
Certification of Delegates
s:os Pm. MTA Headquarters
500 Pm. First Delegates Assembly
Dansby Hall Auditorium-Jackson State Colegs
THURSDAY, MARCH 2l
s:A.M4P.M. General Registration
College Park Auditorium
1000 AM First General Session
Discussion Groups
200 Pm. Discussion Groups
7:ooPM. Memorial Service
College Park Auditorium
500 PM Second General Session
College Park Auditorium
FRIDAY, MARCH y
g. IL Noon Departmental Meetings
2ooP.M Third General Session
College Park Auditorium
$3.50 PM AlStar Band Musical
6:3oP.M Recognition Night
College Park Auditorium
s:ooP.M Fourth General Session
College Park Auditorium
900 Am. Second Delegate Assembly
Dansby Hall Auditoium-Jackson State Colleg
Meetings of Allied Organizations
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 20
State PTA Executive Board Meeting
PTA Office, MTA Headquarters
THURSDAY, MARCH 21
$3.50 A.M.-l2:OO Teachers ociation
Baptist Center, 232 E. Bell St.
1000 A.M-
1000 A.M.-l2:OO Noon State PTA Conference
First General Session
PTA Office. MTA Headquarters
l:3O 2:3OP Pm. Pre-Schoo Teachers Association
Music Workshops
Baptist Center, 232 E. Bell St.
l:3OP.M State PTA, Afternoon Session
PTA Office MTA Headquarters
7:3OPM Pre-School Teachers Ass ociation
FRIDAY MARCH D
900 AM Exens Home Demonstration Agents Ass
Women's Assembly Room, Masonic Temple
900 A.M-12:3O Pm. State PTA
Second General Session
PTA Office, MTA Headquarters
900 AM.-l230 PM Pre-Schoo Teachers Association
| Baptist Center, 232 E. Bell St.
1:30P.M Pre-Schoo Teachers Association
| Films
Baptist Center, 232 E. Bell St.
1:3OP.M State PTA
PTA Office, MTA Headquarters
| Afternoon Session
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EMBALMERS TO HOLD SESSION
AT JACKSON STATE FRIDAY

The Bondol Foundation is
sponsoring a seminar in col
laboration with N. F. D. M. A.,
District No. 6, H. H. King,
Governor, here In Jackson,
Friday, March %, with regis
tration and General Sessions
at Jackson State College.
The embalming sessions will
be held at University of Mis-
sissippi College of Medicine,
$500 State Street.
The Bondol Foundation is q
non-profit Educational organ
ization for advanced mortuary
education, incorporated un-
der the laws of the state Of
Arkansas.
Registration begins prompt
" at $50 A. M. Curriculum
Professors are: "Grief Thera.
|peutics," DR.. J. Moody McDill,
Ph.D; Psychological Help for
the Sorrowful, DR.. Dolores
Toms, Phi. D; Community Eco.
monies and You, DR.. Gray Mi,
Ley, Ph.D; Foes Of Tissue
Preservation, DR.. Emmett
johnson. Ph.D; Radiotheraphy
and Autopsy, DR.. Joel Brun-
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Several of the States senior
college alumni have meetings
scheduled to re-establish con-
tact with graduates.
Courtesies will be extended
to the delegation by the Jack
son Coca Cola Bottling Com
pany. The Hammond Organ
will be supplied by Werlein's
For Music, Mr.. E. Tim Kelly
Manager.
The Mississippi Teachers
Association now has a paid
membership of 1000 and is ex
pected to go over the 5000
during this convention.
The president has announ
ced that c. J. Duckworth has
been a most efficient and CO
operative Vice President and
has been appointed as mem.
bership promoter.
The president also states
that the new expanded ser
vice program for these thou
Candc Of fooohorc Includes sv~o
proved journal, newsletter
teacher placement bureau, in
formation center and audio.
visual library service. The
placement, audio-visual library
and information service is now
a full time department, under
the direction of Mrs. Ernestine
l. d. Talbert.
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son, M. D.; Embalming, DIR
Charles ]. Latimar, D. Sc,
Management Principles, DIR
James. T. Murphy, Phi. D.; Per
sonal Management, DR.. Eu.
gene Fox, Ph.D.
The Welcome will be given
by President of jackson State,
J. L. Reddix and E. w. Banks,
of Peoples Funeral Establish.
|ment.
In the afternoon session,
Mrs. Clarie Collins Harvey of
Collins Funeral Establishment
will lead a Panel Discussion
that will include Funeral Di-
rector Clergy Relations).
The Program at the Univer-
|sity Medical Center will be-
gin at Z. p. M.
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HEADS CONVENTION
PROGRAMMING

According to President Wal
ter Washington, the 57th An
nual MTA Convention will
have a number of new attrac-
tions to give a new look" i'm
preston.
The President, who also
heads Utica Junior College in
Utica, Miss, has announced
that the Thursday night Gen
eral Program will feature an
address by DR.. Aaron Brown
project director of Phelps
Stokes Fund and member OF
the Board of Education OF
New York City.
DR.. Deborah P. Wolfe, edu
cation and civic leader and In
ternational Grand BaSileus o1
Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Inc.
will address the general ses
sion, Friday evening.
Platform guests for the Fri
day evening session will be
attired formally and aside
from the two principal speak
ers mentioned above, a grea1
number of out-ofState notable.
will participate in the three
days session, among whom
will be: DR.. V. l.. Jones, Dear
of Library Science, Atlant;
University and Dr. George w
Jones, Executive Secretary O.
the American Teachers Asso
citation and Editor of thu
ATA'S Bulletin.
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Mrs. Ethel Moman Powell
former JackSOnian, daughter
of Mrs. z. E. Moman and the
late P. A. Moman, was recent
ly honored with a Recognition
Program by the Duval County
Home Demonstration Club
Council on the occasion OF
her retirement.
The impressive program was
held at the Little Theatre in
the Civic Auditorium of Jack
sonville, Florida, where Mrs
Powell has made her home for
many years.
Tributes were paid by rep
resentatives from the Agricul-
tural Extension Service, the
State Home Demonstration
and the Board of County
Commissioners. Presentations
were made by the Board OF
Commissioners, Catholic Wo
men Professional Club. Farm
& Home Agents, Home Dem
onstration Clubs, So. Jackson
vile Club.
Mrs. Powell will be rememl-
bered by many JacksonianS
She is one of the outstanding
alumni of Holy Ghost School
here.
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State PTA
Second General Session
PTA Office, MTA Headquarters
Pre- e-School Teachers Association
Baptist Center, 232 E. Bell St.
Pre- School Teachers Association
Films
Baptist Center, 232 E. Bell St.
State PTA
PTA Office, MTA He eadquarters
Afternoon Session
The Mississippi enterprise., 1963-03-23

CHICAGO Clyde
Kennard, a Mississippi Negro
chicken farmer who tried to
enter the University of South.
ern Mississippi in 1859 was re-
leased last week from the Uni
versity of Chicago Hospital
after undergoing abdominal
surgery.
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800 A.M.-12:30 Pm.
900 AM .-l2:30 Pm.
1870 Pm.
1870 Pm.
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At the recently held dedication program of the
Odell Clausel Elementary School, the family OF
the teacher, for whom the school was name pre-
sented the handsomely framed lfe-sze portrait
shown here From right are: Louelyn Clausen,
brother; and sisters, Mrs. Eva Nell Hughes, Miss
Margaret ClauseH and Mrs E. w. Vines, who
made the presentation; Mrs. Vida Blackburn;
Mrs Louise Mosley friend and Mrs. E. Graham,
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an aunt With the exception of Mrs Graham who
lives in Hazlehurst and Mrs Vines who lives in
Jackson, the others in the picture make their
homes in Chicago Bernard c. Jones is principal
of the Odell Clausel Elementary School Of
ficially opened in September, the school has
seven teachers, an enrolment of 2O6 pupils, 10
classrooms lunch room and auxiliary areas
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Dental aides
wanted by Us
WASHINGTON

The Board Of u. 5. Civil
Service Examiners announc-
ed last week that applica-s
tons win be taken until
March Y for positions as
dental technician paying
from ll,565 to $3.50 per year.
Full details can be gotten
from local Post Offices and
Civil Service units. as
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husband. Robert Lee Gauer, died
December Z. 1859.
Surviving are three sisters and
three brothers, Mrs. Charles Baker,
Mt Lake Park; Mrs Roy Wotring,
Terra Alta, w. Va; Mrs. Garrett
Dixon, Gormania; Stanley Harvey,
James Harvey. both Pailier, Calf;
and Wesley Harvey, Dayton, o.
Also surviving are foster son,
Otis Swiger, Oakland; four grand
children and one great grandchild.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gaucr had lived in
the Red House community until
some twelve years ago when they
moved to Mt Lake Park where
they resided until his death
Funeral services will be con-
Quoted Sunday afternoon at
o'clock from Bethel Methodist
church in Mt. Lake Park. in charge
of James Remley, assisted by Rev.
Luther Seibert. Interment will be
in Red House cemetery.
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THOMAS EDWARD JONES

Thomas Edward Jones. died at
his home in Hazclton early Satur-
day morning Jan. 10, following an
extended illness. He was born at
Hazelton, July 10, 1900 and his
age was 62 years. months. 6 days.
He was the son of the late
George and Anna Casteel Jones.
Survivors included his wife. Mrs.
Mildred NJ. Friend Jones; 4 sons.
Robert n. James R. and George
w. Jones. all of Hazelton: Sammy
D. Jones Of the U. s. Army: 4
daughters. Mrs. Elmer Evelyn
Hansen, Chicago; Mrs Junior
June Shaffer, Brandonville. w.
Va: Miss Wilma f. Jones and
Mrs. Shirley Jones of Hazelton:
One brother, William Jones of
Long Beach. Calf: nine grand
children. A sister preceded him
in death. He was a member of
Church Of the Brethren at Mt
Dale since a boy. Funeral services
were held at ? p. m. Monday from
the Union church at Haze,ton, with
Rev. Bobbie Phillips and Rev.
Walter VanSickle officiating. In
terment was in the Sisler Gene
terry
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DIED
MRS. LUCINDA HETRIcK

Mrs. Lucinda ITctrick. aged 76
of Grantsville. died last Thursday
February Z, at Southern Maryland
Medical Center. Clinton.
Born in this county she was a
daughter of the late George and
Isabelle burst burst She was a
member of the Glades Mennonite
church.
Surviving are two sons. Russell
Hetrick, Washington; Earl Hetrick
Friendsville: two daughters. Mrs
Annie Miller. Baltimore; Mrs.
Beulah Wright, Beckley. w. Va;
one brother. William burst
Springs. Pa; 10 grandchildren and
Ia great grandchildren.
The body was taken to the New
man Funeral home in Grantsville
where funeral services were con-
Quoted Sunday afternoon at 2
o'clock. Rev Joseph Lewis Of
ficiated and interment was in the
burst cemetery.
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ROBERT M. TRESSLER

Robert Melvin Tressler, 40. of
Shaw, w. Va, died yesterday,
February 10, in Garrett County
Memorial hospital in Oakland
where he had been a patient one
day.
Mr.. Tressler was born at Glen
coe, Pa. a son of Charles and Mary
Efflin Tressler
Surviving are his widow, Wilma
Flanagan Trcssier; three daugh-
ters. Zebra Ann, Kathy Lynn and
Karen Lee Tressler. all at home;
three brothers. Lester Tressier,
Morgantown: John Tressler. Shaw:
and Lewis Tressler. Aliquippa. Pa.
Services will be conducted Sun
day afternoon at ? o'clock from
the Nethken Hill Methodist church.
Elk Garden. Rev. James Tichinel
and Rev. Robert Armentrout will
officiate Burial will be in the
IOOF cemetery at Elk Garden.
The body is at the Sharpless
Funeral home in Blaine.
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MRS. JACOB L. FRESH

Mrs. Laura Miller Fresh, aged
IS. of Akron. O.. died last Friday
February 8, in Akron City hospital
following an illness of a year.
A former resident of Frostburg
she was the widow of Jacob L.
Fresh and moved to Akron in 1941
Mrs. Fresh was born in New Ger
many.
Surviving are two sons. Wilbur
Fresh, Wheeling, w. Va; and Carl
Fresh. Frostburg; three daughters,
Mrs. Mildred Watkins, Mrs. Grace
jenkins and Mrs. Mabel Bell, all
Akron; two brothers, Gideon Mil
Ter, Keyser. w. Va; Harry Miller,
Grantsville; two sisters. Mrs. Eliza
beth burst and Mrs. bessie Lay
man, both GrantSville.
The body was taken to the Kess-
Ter Funeral home in Akron
where funeral services were con-
Quoted Monday Interment was in
the cemetery in Elliott. Ohio.
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INFANT DEATH

Anthony Lynn Friend, one-day
old son of Randall and Ruby Eileen
Wilhelm Friend, of Oakland, died
Sunday, February 10, at the Gar
rett County Memorial hospital.
Surviving besides his parents
are maternal grandmother, Mrs.
Anna Wilhelm, Oakland; paternal
grandmother. Ella Friend, Nc
Henry: and one sister, Elva Friend,
at home.
The body was taken to the
Minnich Funeral home in Oak
land. A graveside service was con-
Quoted Monday afternoon at 2
O'Clock by Rev. Ray j. Rifle. In
terment was in the Oak Grove
cemetery near Sang Run.
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MRS. DANIEL L.
SWARTZENTRUBER

Mrs. Dora SWartzentruber, aged
II, died Tuesday, February II, at
her home located along U. S. route
PIG, five miles south of Oakland,
following a brief illness. She was
discovered dead in her bed in late
afternoon.
A native of Somerset county, Pa.
she was born June Is, 1891. a
daughter of the late Simon and
Sarah Beachy Lichty.
Mrs. Swartzentruber had resided
in the Gortner community the past
60 years and was member of
the Gortner church and the Ladies
Society of the church.
Survivors include her husband,
Daniel L. SwartZentruber; three
daughters. Betty and Harriet
Swartzentruber, both at home;
Mrs. Gerald E. Miller, Atglen, Pa;
four brothers, Jonas Lichty, Sails
bury, Pa; Daniel and Ross Lichty,
both Oakland; Roy Lichty, Mt.
Lake Park; three sisters, Mrs. Fan
ME Stutzman, Mrs. J. D. SWartzen-
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FRANK TELLER

Frank Zeller, aged 80, of Terra
Alta, w. Va, died last Wednesday
February 6. in Preston Memorial
hospital, Kingwood, following a
lingering illness.
A native of Cumberland he was
a son of the late Charles Zeller
and Rosa Reichert Zeller and was
born November 20, 1875 A retired
ieweler and watch inspector in
Terra Alta, he had been i'll for one
year He had been a resident of
Terra Alta for Sc years.
Surviving are two sisters, Miss
Theresa M. Zeller, and Miss An
ma C. Zeller. both Terra Alta, w.
Va. His wife, the late Emily AL
berta Freeland Zeller, died May
10. 1860.
Deceased was a member of St.
Mary's Help of Christians Catho-
lie church. He was honorary chief
of the Terra Alta Volunteer fire
company and served as chief. 1881
to 1852. He was first King Fire
man" of Preston County Buck
wheat festival October 7, 1913. He
served ~ years as a director in
the Terra Alta Bank. January 10,
1921, to the time of his death. He
was watch inspector for the Balti-
more and Ohio railroad company
for 50 years.
A requiem high mass was con-
Quoted Saturday morning, Febru-
airy 9. at 10 o'clock in the church
with Rev. FIR. J. Drummer officiat-
ing. Interment was in Terra Alta
cemetery.
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Citizens Discuss
Budget, Schools, etc.

The group, Citizens for Garrett
County" met January 81, at the
Bittingcr Community building with
Harland Bowman presiding.
The constitution was unanimous
~ approved following discussion.
With two of the County Commits
sioners present the budget for
1853 was openly discussed, points
being covered being the $4,000
for the knitting mill. necessity of
the tax raise, and the proposed
new Junior High school.
In connection with the latter
members voted to present facts
TO the citizens relative to the need
for the school as proposed by the
schoo. board, superintendent and
building committee.
Each member was asked to study
the facts. make a decision and eX-
press their feelings by writing to
the Legislators. The Legislators
would provide legislation for an
enabling act. if such a school were
to be built, which would authorize
the sale of bonds to support the
S750000 venture.
Another meeting is scheduled for
Friday. February %, at the Bit
finger community building. begin
ming at 8 o'clock The public is
invited.
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ARTHUR w. MICHAEL

Arthur W. Michael, aged "a, of
Rockville, died last Friday, Feb
ruary 8, in Montgomery County
hospital where he had been a
patient one month.
A native of Elk Garden, he
was born March %, 1888. Mr..
Michael was a retired employee of
the District of Columbia Transit
Company. He is survived by sew
eral children.
Funeral services were conducted
Monday afternoon at o'clock
from the Nethken Hill Methodist
church with interment in the Kali
baugh cemetery.
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To Sponsor Dance

The Accident Elementary PT.A
will sponsor q Valentine Square
Dance at the school on Friday. Feb
ruary Is, at $50 An added fca-
turc this year win be Twist Con-
tests for pre-school, elementary
and high school children A nam
will be given away as a door prize
Refreshments will be sold and a
free movie for children viii be
shown The Butinger MountainairoS
will furnish the music for the
dance. Admission will be IS cents
for children and 50 cents for
adults. Everyone is welcome.
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CLINTON VIM. SLABACH

Clinton William Slabach, aged
80. of St Louis. Mo, passed away
Monday, February H.
Deceased was born June %
1878. He is survived by two daugh-
tiers. Rosemond, at home: Mrs
Ray Benner, St. Louis: two sis
tiers. Miss Lena Slabach, and Mrs
Frank Shaffer. Red House; one
brother, Sam Slabach, of Gortner;
an adopted sister. Mrs. Albert
Sisk. Gortncr: II nieces and neph-
ews, seven of whom reside in
Akron o.
He retired from the Missouri
Pacific railway lines in 1859 where
he had been employed for over
fifty years.
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nings Satisfaction; south OF Grants
vile to Hoycs Satisfaction, near
Deep Greek Lake, al a cost Of
$4,000
This line, elcven miles long. car
ries 34,5O0 volts and is the princi-
pal source of power 10 the Jcn-
nings Satisfaction. The poles were
all replaced with larger and higher
poles and the conductor size in
creased. This was done TO provide
for greater carrying capacity 10
meet any increased load in this
area, f. W Cauley district man
aged said He added that the inn
provement should provide better
continuity of service for the area.
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MRS. BRYAN SWICK

Mrs. Bertha II. Swick, 70, wife
of Bryan Swick of Mt. Lake Park,
died Tuesday, February -, in Gar
rett County Memorial hospital in
Oakland, shortly after being adj
mitted
Mrs. SWick was a native of this
county. Her first husband, Jesse
Long. died in 1880
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at Terra Alta. She was president
and past president of Terra Alta
unit No. l54. American Legion
auxiliary. She was graduated from
Potomac State college. Keyscr.
and taught school for three years
prior to moving to Terra Alta in
1920.
Funeral services were conducted
from the church on Monday, Feb
ruary II. at 1890 a. m, and inter
ment was in the Terra Alta CathO-
lie cemetery. Rev FIR Frank j..
Drummer officiated.
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trubcr and Miss Mary Lichty. all
of the Gortncr community. and
five grandchildren.
The body was taken TO the resi-
dence. Funeral services are being
conducted this afternoon at
o'clock by Rev. Paul NJ. Roth and
Rev. Paul f. Bender. Interment
will be in the church cemetery.
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MRS. CARRIE HARVEY cAUER

Mrs. Carrie Harvey Gauer died
this morning, February IA, at the
Oak Rest Nursing home in Oak
land where she had been a patient
for the past three years.
A daughter of John Wesley and
Mary Thompson Harvey. she was
born in this county February 25,
1874, and was aged SS years. Her
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MRS. ISABELLE MARIA OFT

Mrs. Isabelle Maria OFT, of
GAINESVILLE road near Terra Alta,
died last Wednesday evening, Feb
ruary 6, at her home
Deceased was born in Mont
gomery, New York, a daughter
of the late John B. Isles and Mrs.
Frances Harrison Isles. She was
the wife of Leo B. OFT, Sr, post
master at Terra Alta. and had re-
sided in that town for forty-three
years.
Also surviving are one son. Leo
B. OFT, Jr, Silver Spring; one
daughter, Mrs. Mary Frances
Wells, Vienna, Va: one sister. Mrs.
Edgell L. Ruth England. Cleve-
land, o.
She was a member of St. Mary's
Help of Christians Catholic church
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Surviving in addition to her nus
band, are a daughter, Mrs. Arlie
Nine, Baltimore; six sons. Dennis,
Oliver Long, both Keyser; John
Long, HagerstoWn; Lawrence and
Walter Long, both Mt. Lake Park;
Nicholas Long, Aver Mass: 81
grandchildren and IL great grand
children.
Funeral services will be con-
Quoted Saturday afternoon at 2
o'clock from the Oakland Church
of the Nazarene by Rev Robert
c. Roberts and Rev. Gail HiXon.
Burial will be in the Deer Park
cemetery
The body is at the Leighton
burst Funeral home in Oakland.
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Transmission Line
Has Been Completed

The Potomac Edison Company
recently completed rebuilding of
the transmission line from ,Icn-
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