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TEN EVENING TIMES, CUMBERLAND, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER. 5, 1947 Phone 4600 for a WANT AD Taker Froslbnrg Guard Unit Will Hold 'Open House' 115th 'Infantry, Maryland National Guard, Frostburg, will hold an "open house" at St. Michael's Hall, First Street, i tomorrow at 8 p. m. Because of limited seating capacity.

National Guard officials said invitations haye been issued only to veterans of Frostburg and adjacent 1 towns and non-veterans, -17 to .38 I years of age. Mayor Howard Dickey will give, a brief talk and war' films will be shown. Refreshments will be served. Date of federal recognition for the unit has been changed from November 8 to November the unit has been informed. A national recruiting campaign ends November 15 and it is desired to include the men of Company in the final of recruits obtained during the campaign.

Many vacancies exist for qualified, non-commlssioncd officers. Men enlisting before November 14 will have first opportunity to win these jobs. Redecorating Ends Redecorating of the Sunday School rooms of First Presbyterian Church has been completed through the combined efforts of the Westminster Fellowship and a group ol men of the church. The smaller room has been.painted a pale'yel- low while spring green was used by the larger room. The work was been appointed to the Frqstbiu'g recruiting office replacing' Sergeant Hester Neelcy.

Higgins has liad 20 years' service ana represents the Air Force. He reported from Dover, (Del.) Army Air Base and began his duties October 27. The recruiting, office announces than an Army sound truck and'mo- tion pictures are at the disposal lateTsaiah Tri-State Obituary George Lehman AMARANTH, Lehman, 84, retired Fulton 'county teacher and fanner, died yesterday at his home here. A native and life are two brothers, Isaac Caster, Par sons, and Noali and two sisters, Mrs. Iva Harris, Mont rose, W.

and Mrs. Ola Helchley Ohio. all civic, service and fraternal or- gamzations and can be obtained through Walker 'or Higgins or the office in the V. F. W.

club rooms. of C. Meets At a 'recent meeting. the Amaranth, he was ai Services will be conducted tomor row at 10:30 a. m.

from the Rurme Knights of Columbus, Frostburg Council.No. 1442, it was decided to organize a branch of the Columbian Squires to with the council. Boys of St. Michael's parish between 14 and ig interested in joining will meet at the K. of C.

Home, "East Main Street, tomorrow at 7:30 p.m. TEnpipcmcnt Announced Mrs. Pearl Riser announces the engagement of Jier daughter, Bettic ftocr, to'Walter Lee Rankin, son of the late Mr. and Walter Bankin. Miss Rizer was graduated from BeaU High School this year.

Rankin is employed at the Celanese plant. HD is a veteran of World II. The wedding will take place Friday at 7 p. nr. in St.

Paul's Lutheran garet Lee Lch man Funeral Home, Bellngton, by Rev. Surviving are his widow, Mrs. C. Durst and Rev. Charles Ritten- Amanda (Robinson) Lehman; fivejber.

Interment will take place in done by David Adams? James Peggy Kim, James and "William- Lemmert, Dixon Lois Ann Neilson, Henry and James Schultheis, James Tay- Betty Ann Thomas and Robert Truly, of the Westminster Fcllow- 'ship. and Joseph Evans, William Kenneth James, Earl Rev. Cameron Taylor, Frank and Kenneth Truly and-Rudolph Winkler of the church. A congregational dinner will be held at' 6 p. today at the church the Deborah Society in charge arrangements and the Sunergol Society assisting, The Rev.

John Cameron Taylor, pastor, will speak on the status of the church and outline a program of activities for the coming months. Mrs. Taylor will sing "Friend of Mine" and "Let My Song Fill Your Heart." Martens Ec-Enlists Sergeant Robert TJ. S. Church, Sadie Hawkins Day The first annual day be observed Friday, November 14, at Frostburg State Teachers College.

affair will open with a. race at 5 p. m. At the sound of the' gun boys -will be given a lead of 25 feet' and the girls will attempt to catch them. The.

event will, be held on the athletic field at the rear of. the administration building and captors will accompany their children, Glenn Waynesboro, Mrs. Ada L. Miles, Amaranth; Homer D. Lehman, Baltimore; Mrs.

Fred Warfordsburg, and Mrs. Theodore Worthcraft, and 11 grandchildren. A Pfc. George H. Miles, lost his life in the South Pacific in 1942.

'Ec also, leaves two brothers, Louis Lehman, Madera, Clem Lehman, Altoona, and a sister, Mrs. Loratta Hancock, Md. A funeral service will be held Friday at.2:30 p. Buck Valley Christian' Church by Rev. T.

P. Burial will be In the church cemetery. Mrs. Alton Shelton 1 PARSONS, W. Va.

Lillle Belle Shelton, 43, wife of. Alton Shelton, Belington, who' died last week at her home after an; Illness of. several, 'years, was buried in Fraternal Cemetery, Belington, Saturday afternoon. Services at the Home there'were conducted by C. Durst.

Mrs. Shelton was born January 1, 1904, in Parsons, a daughter of Truman' and- Etta (Kittle) Cross. Besides her husband, and parents, she leaves two sons, Claude Belington, and James Keith Shelton, at home, and.two daugh- Mary and- Shirley Jean Sheltoni also 'at home'. tewis 3. Frey BERKELEY SPRINGS, W.

captives to the dance at 9 p. m. in Services for Lewis, Jacob Frey, the college gymnaslumV 'former lonal rnMIs A novelty 'orchestra, featuring solovox, will provide music for dancing. Other entertainment will include "Lonesome Polecat," "Hairless Joe," "UC. Abner," "Daisy Mne" and "Wol: Army recruiter here, announces that Elmer Orland Martens, Lonaconing, ex-aviation maintenance mechanic, petty officer third class, with 30 months experience, has re-enlisted with the Air Force for four years and is uriassigned.

He has 150 hours flying time and served in the South Pacific during the war. He'left yes- for Langley Field, where he will receive his assignment. Master Sergeant John Higgins has Costumes, in keeping with the day, should, be worn as prizes-will be awarded for the most original costumes. High school students may attend. Tickets' have been on sale at the various high schools in the county for the past week.

Church Groups'Meet The' Ladies Aid Society of For Batteries Tires, Tubes, Fan Beits, Oil Filters and Chains Coll Spates Atlantic Station Frosiburp, Mfl. Phone 495 Church of the Brethren- was entertained 'at a masquerade party a recent night at Junior Order. Hall. Prizes for costumes' to Mrs. Nellie Coleman; Mrs.

Anna Chancy, Mrs. Laura Eberly and' Mrs. Pearl Grove. A program of varied entertainment was followed by a buffet supper served by the hostesses, 1 Mrs, Margaret Chaney, Mrs. Nellie Cole-man, Mrs, Lelia Coleman and Mrs, Laura Eberly.

The Progressive Pals of the church were guests at the home' of Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Irwin, LaVale, a recent evening at a dinner-meeting Mrs. Irwin was assisted in serving by co-hostesses Laura Eberly and Miss Ann'Baker. There were.

27 in attendance. Brief Mention Mrs. O. S. Fike, Avilton, and 79 former local -newspaper publisher who died October 27 at-the home of his son, Clarence'H; Frey, publisher of the Logari'Banner and co-owner of Radio Station WLOG there, were held in Mr.

Frey, a native of Hancock, had been 'qonfined home since late spring when he was hurt in a He started his newspaper-career here in 1885 as publisher of what was called the "Morgan Mercury," first in partnership with' John Trimble and then by himself. Later he sold'Out'to D. Bratt Wright, who continued publication- until equip rnent was' damaged-' by fire in October 1893. Mr: Frey and'S. S.

Buzzerd, who still' publishes' the "Morgan Messenger," purchased the equipment and business with the financial assistance of friends for $600 and changed the name to the in November, 1893. Some time ifterwards, he left Berkeley Springs work in Washington, later with; Printing Office there. A number of years later he re- iiirned'to. this city and with friends another weekly, newspaper Concord Cemetery there. Mrs.

Sarah Jane Auvil Parsons, W. rites were held yesterday afternoon in Silent Grove Church r.ear Philippi for Mrs Sarah' Jane Auvil, 88, native' Tucker County, who died Saturdaj night at the home of her dauhter Mrs. Delbert Bryan. Hcwes Phillips, pastor of Philippi-Baptist'Church, and Rev Charles Rittenberg, minister of the Mansfield Circuit, officiated. Interment was in the- church cemetery.

Mrs. Auvil, a daughter of the late siiac and Elmlra Phillips, Jmd been an invalid since last fall when she fell and fractured her hip. Besides. Mrs. Bryan, she is survived by four other children, Mrs.

Dcibcrt C. Poling, Manatee, Mrs. Fred Kelley, Maidsvllle, W. Delbert Auvil, Brunswick, and Delmas Auvil, Philippi. Mrs.

Arnold Ours PETERSBURG, W. 'or Mrs. -Lulu purs, 69, wife of Ai- lold. Ours, Arlington, 1 who died Sunday, were held from the residence. The body was brought here esterday for interment in Mapleliill Jemetery: Mrs.

Ours was a naiive of Wardensville, Hardy but resided in Arlington most of her life. Her parents were the latc S. A. and Mary (Snider) Godlove. In addition to her husband, she is survived by five children, Mary, Winston and John Ours, Washing- Trl-Toicns Girl Scouts Take Pins TRI-TOWNS Eighteen Girl Scouts from four troops of the Trl- Towns were invested last eight at impressive candlelight ceremonies in, the Sunday School room of Piedmont Presbyterian Church by Mr, Alton Fortney, leader of the Luke Troop, who gave the path and presented each with a Girl Scout pin Mrs.

Fortney said the -pins were to be worn upside down until the new Scouts perform their first gooc deed. The newly-invested are Sylvlan Ann Bess. Alma Grove Dolores Morrison nnd Mnry Ann Small, Troop No. Rosalcnc Dec- Bemice Kouser and Louise Watson, Troop No. Dolores Wiltson, -Nancy Whltfield, Mona Jean Chancy, Joanne Herbert, Elolse iVolsh, Gladys Ours.

Joan Powers Joanne McCabc, Dolores Cnrpentci ind Joar. Howe, Troop.No. Marna Tuya, of the Luke Troop. Mary Louise Fortney, daughter of Mrs. Fortney, anc! Mary Blair Jack vere transferred from the Luke Troop to the Senior Girl Scout In Rare Appearance Troop.

The Rev. G. of St Stanley Schwind, James Episcopal Church, Wcsternport, spoke to the Scouts about their oatli and re- ninded mothers of the patience ne- icssary in helping their daughters ibtain their ten merit bagcs. The meeting opened Mary Louise Fortney leading the Scouts in the Lord's- Prayer, Girl Girl tout Promise and Girl Scout Oath. 'Mrs.

L. Moore, leader the Senior Troop, said there are iow four troops In the Tri-Towns. Another troop of Brownies, composed of girls between the ages of seven and ten years, is being or- ton; Lucille Ours, ganized. The Piedmont Parent- BIG VEIN COAL Frank Lewis Son Transfer 8 Taylor St. Frostburg Phone 322 daughter, Mrs.

Mildred Bell, and her son, Dale -Bell, have returned after visiting in Washington" and Hagerstown. and Herman Shies, Oakland; announce the birth of' a daughter-yesterday in Miners. Hospital. Mr. and Mrs, James Mills; Route 1, announce-, the birth of a son Monday in-.

Miners' Hospital. The Phllathea Class, of First Eng- Baptist Church will'be enter- jtained at.a.masquerade party Friday at 7:30 p. m. at the 'home of Mrs. 'Mildred Fritz, East Main Street, with Doris Ward as assistant hostess, Mr.

and Mrs. Douglas Thomas, 169 Spring Street, announce the birth of a son -Monday in Miners' Hospital. Mr. and Mrs, Manley Broad water, Big Savage Mountain, hav received word that their son, Ronal L. Broadwater, G.

M. 3-c, has so- rived in California, "The Post," which changed hands several times. In 1913, Mr, Frey became chief statistician 1 for the formed West Virginia Workmen's Compensation Commission' in Charleston and held that post until'1822. While- in Berkeley Springs, Mr. Frey served as director of the.choir of Church for some He acted- in the same Asbury Methodist Church in Charleston, Survivors Include another son, L.

Brent 'Frey, Baltimore, general manager of the B. and O. Printing Department. Taylor Rites KEYSER, W. and Joseph William Ours, Mississippi; a brother, Charles Godlove Petersburg, and two sister, Miss Daisy Godlove and Mrs.

Anna Ortondo. Mrs. Dclpliia Vanscoy PAHSONS, W. rites were held yesterday afternoon in Israel Methodist Church, Kerens, for Mrs. Delphia May (Triplett) Vanscoy, .85, who died Sunday night at her home in Kerens.

Rev. O. M. Botts, pastor of St. John's Methodist Church, and Rev.

A. Brooks Withers, retired Baptist minister, both of Parsons, officiated. Interment was in the church cemetery. She Is survived by three sons, Sarvey S. Vanscoy, Akron; Cecil Parkersburg, W.

and Frank Vanscoy, Kerens, W. and daughters, Mrs. Ruth Fairmont, W. and Mrs. J.

L. Daft, Kerens. James Services FROSTBURG Funeral services for Mrs. Grace James, 39, wife of Clive James, Borden Shaft, who died last Wednesday at, Miners' This of was made on one of her rare public appearances when Britain's 80-year-old Queen Mother recently, attended a film premiere in London for the benefit of the Union Jack Club. Teacher Association has been asked to sponsor it.

Alton R. Fortney, district chairman of the Tri-Towns Boy Scouts, announced that Christmas party would be hold Monday evening, December 15, i'or the- Boy and Girl Scouts. The two Cub Packs andj' Brownie Troop will hold a party the following Tuesday. Dorothy Lee Umstot and Mnry Louise Fortney Jed in group The Girl Scout Troop of Ham- BLUEPRINT FOR BEAUTY Don't Let Fluffy Jacket Come Between You and Dance Partner By ALICIA HART Staff Writer mond Street School will hold A young public skating party at the K. of more Armory, Friday evenin at 8.

Mrs. Clyde Michael, leader, announced that Mrs. Baxter Wille'y and Mrs. Herbert Frederickson are now assistant leaders. Officers of the Young Adults of the Mborefleld District were installed last night at a rally in Piedmont Trinity Methodist.

Church by the Rev. O. H. Dorsey, pastor of the First Methodist Church, Keyser. Officers include Jarrold K'line- stiver, Keyser, president; George Berg-doll, Romney, vice president; Hospital, were conducted Lottie Thayer, Keyser treas- alfcernoon from the home b'y Kentlurer- and Miss War.da Cunning- Reckley, of the Assembly of God'hatn, Piedmont, secretary.

girl sets ou.t to masculine admiration will avoid tricks of dress whicli 'Irritate men. A good beginning is to stop angora jackets, whose fluff can be picked up by a man's jacket when he dances with you. All men are annoyed by the flowers girls pin on, if the corsage comes between them and their dancing partners. There may be some men who like exotlcally re'ddoned and -cultivated fingernails, but I've yet to meet one who does. Church, and Edwin Stevenson, Baltimore.

Interment was in Allegany Cemetery. Pallbearers were William Yates, Donald, William and Herman Winters, Wilbert Richards and James Miller. Mrs. P. H.

Elliott TRI-TOWNS Philadelphia H. Elliott, 85, died last night at the home of her, daughter, Mrs. Edith Beard, had, resided since the death of hei husband, Scott JR. Elliott, nine years ago. She had been bedfast six weeks.

A native for Barton, Mrs. Elliott lived in Bloomington 70 years The Rev. L. Moore, pastor Tugging at a girdle, straightening stocking seams or tightening straps ay reachin inside of a neckline are gescur.es which embarrass: Rent Our Floor Now More A Complete Assortment of Sanders American 8" Drum American Edgcr 7" Drum American Edgcr with Attachments' For Sills, SfoiVwoyj And Other Hard To Get At Places' Make Arrangements Today To Renew Your Floors LEMMERT BROS, PAINT HARDWARE CO. 149 E.

Main St. Frostburg Phone 360 MAJESTIC "Mighty Monarch of the Air" The Frostburg Radio Sales Service Now Have the Majestic Radios in CONSOLE COMBINATIONS AND TABLE MODELS FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY Liberal trade in allowances anc) small down payments. Terms can be arranged to suit your convenience. THE MAJESTIC HEADQUARTERS IN FROSTBURG. FROSTBURG RADIO SALES AND SERVICE 199 East Main Street Phone 700 ward William Taylor, 40, who died last Wednesday' 'in 'Sabillasville, State Sanatorium, were nday afternoon in Dawsc odist Church by Rev, C.

K. Spiggle and Rev. Louis P. Chastaln, pastor of Cresaptown, Methodist Circuit. Burial was In Dawson Cemetery.

Active- pallbearers A. E. Mace, W. D. Bennett, T.

Smith, C. Bradley and Donald Phillip. Honorary pallbearers included William Biers, A. Ray Van Fleet and R. Smith.

Mrs. George Skidmore Parsons, Eva Jane Skidmore, 77, wife' of George Sldd- Belington, died Sunday night in Meyers Clinic, Philippi, after a lingering illness. She was a native of Barbour county and a daughter of the late- Huffman 'and Louisa (Poling-) Oaster. Surviving, her husband, Her parents were the late Frederick and Mary 'Jane (Howell) Poland. She Was a member of Bloomington Methodist Church GO years.

Besides' her daughter, she is survived by two brothers, Frederick Poland, Piedmont, and Howard six grandchildren and six great grandchildren. Services will be held Friday at 1:30 p. m. from the Bon.1 Funeral Home, Westernport, by Rev, William Breckblll, Altoona, former pastor of Bloomlngton Methodist Church, assisted by Rev. William R.

L. Moore, pastor o.t Piedmont Trinity Methodist Church. will be in'Bloomington Cemetery. A plastics process makes wood stronger, harder, and more resistant to chemical attack by. sucking out all the air and moisture and forcing in a plastic resin.

Refreshments were served. Meetings Scheduled Dr. James H. Wolverton. will address the Piedmont Woman's Club tomorrow night at the.

Piedmont. Library. The Welfare Committee, Mrs. J. D.

Thomas chairman, will be in charge. Other members of the committee which will serve as hostesses arc Mrs. J. E. Sutcr, Mrs.

George Dlxon, Mrs. William Simmons and Mrs. S. E. Dawson.

Dr. Walter A. Dew will be the speaker at the Ladies Night banquet of the Tri-Towns Rotary Club tonight at 6:30 at the Bruce High School. Philos Lodge No. 91 ar.d Miriam Rebekah Lodge No.

16, I. O. P. will hold a joint roll call at the Odd Fellows Hn.ll, Westernport, tomorrow at' 7:30 p. m.

A program will be-presented and refreshments served, Card Parly Tomorrow Court Sancta Maria, Catholic Daughters of America, will hold a public card party tomorrow evening at the K. of C. Home, Piedmont. J-liillmi'ccn Parties Held Miss. Alice Michael, Main Westernport.

entertained recently at i Halloween party for a number of riends.nt her home. Attending were Trinity Church, led a man He frfud tnat somebody Miss Pauline Wiiitem.in was organ- alse is watching, too. Better 1st and the benediction was uttta on such a show-which isn't; by the Rev. H. S.

Myerly, pastoi a Sood to withdraw and 1 of Grace Methodist Church," Key- adjust your clothes. Most men are 'slow to forgive nary hats and other attention- getters which make a guy fee! self-conscious. Girl Pedestrian Injured By Auto KEYSER, W. by an automobile near Danville, Anna Lee Miller, li; daughter of Arthur Miller, Black Oak, was admitted-to Potomac Valley Hospital yesterday afternoon for treatment of injuries described as "hot Trooper Harry Bosley, of the Maryland "State-Police, said'the girl sustained brush burns of the head legs and a scalp laceration. He the driver, as Z.

Kal- anugh, Wcsternport, and preferred no charges. Kalbaugh, according police, said the girl darted across Route 220 in front of his car which missed a bridge" but struck a fence as he applied his brakes to avoid the accident. Authorities termed the. mis- iap "unavoidable." A Harnaclc Soup Norwegian fnilor, James Cuch, kept himself alive with K. Mid-Week Values Plate Boil Lamb Stew Skinless Wieners Chipped Beef Picnic Hams KEES MAIIKET Phone Frostburg 328 ib.

ib. ib. ib. ib. 29c 29c 47c 29c 39c Dorothy Reno, Bobby Wilt.

Wayne McKenzie, Dick Michael, Wayne Dawson, Sarah Dawson. Margaret Norma Reno and Sandra Michael. Games were played and refreshments served. Virginia Shoop, of Mr. and Mrs.

Mack Shoop, held a'Hal- loween'party recently at her home. Attending were Dorothy Metz, Anna Hill, Anna KerJinff. Perinn Josephine Forgoi'sh, Norma Prltts, Glen nor Broachvator, Joanna Gcraldinc Hennan, -Robert Grady. Armancla Complice, Norman Combs, James Naughton. Frances soup for 119 days when he was cast adrift at'sea.

Three companions died. The jprl above wisely slips off her angora jacket before danchiff so that it won't shed fluff on her partner's coat. PIMES-NEWi WANT ADS Can be placed in Keyser ar the Times Orficc, 10 Armstrong or by Phoning 7.208) Thursday and Friday Only! SPECIAL SHOWING MEN'S WOMEN'S Su its Coats INDIVIDUALLY TAILORED! GUARANTEED PERFECT FIT! Place your order for your r.cw- Suit or Coat during- tno days. Mr, Marvin Jones, Storrs Shafcr representative, will show hundreds of material samples. All wool'fabrlcs of i'inest quality.

Make your plans NOW to see: this showing. BEFORE Mobcry, Jftmes Satina, William Bartinan. Robert Cook, Betty Shoop and Harry Bane. Brief Mention The ot Stewards and Trustees and' their husbands and wives-will hold a covered dish supper tomorrow evening; at 6:30 in Piedmont Trinity Methodist-Church. The November mectlni? of thu Social Weli'nru Club will be helrl tomorrow evening at 8 in the Firemen's Room- of- the.

Westernport City Mrs. Robert Avenue, Westernport, visited her son, Donald Goff, 'in Charleston, W. Va. Miss Pauline Maryland Avenue, Westam'porl. has returned I'rom visit with Miss Eve- Ivn Biai's.

Parkereburfi-, W. Vfl. Youst, Maryland riMES-NEWi WAN'I ADS Con be placed in Wcsrernparf at the Times Office, 118 Philos or by Priori- Wcsfcrnporr 4241 Mt. Savage MT. SAVAGE Approximately 300-persons attended'a party last night in'St.

Patrick's Hall for the benefit ot the'Ambulance Fund. The party was sponsored by'the Ladies Auxiliary of 'the' Mt. Savage Fire Company. Mrs. Dorothy Hughes was chairman.

The Ladies Auxiliary of the Fir Company.will elect officers this eve nlng. at 8 in Shines Resaurant, Brief Mention Old Rail Post-No. 6025, Veteran of Foreign Wars, will sponsor dance in the home this evening foJ owing a business meeting at 7:30. The Veterans will also dance Friday from 9 p. m.

to mid night with music the Collegian and Saturday from 9 until midriigh with music by the Diplomats. Mi-, and Mrs. James Collins, Pittsburgh, visited Mi 1 and Mrs. Harrj Miss Eileen Lashley and Mis. jeona Green visited Mr.

and Mrs J. Jay, Pittsburgh, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Pinickc and son, Joseph, have returned to Baltimore after visiting Mrs. Pinlcke's mother, Mrs.

Mr. and- Mrs. Henry Sweenc, are visiting their daughter. Mrs. Bryqn Haymer, Baltimore.

Miss Margaret O'RourJte returnee from Pittsburgh where.she visitec Mr. and Mrs. Francis O'Rourke. Mr O'Rourke has been Sophia Poland has returned aftur spendlnK several wcsks will' her sister, Mrs. Lawrence Barth Dundalk.

Md. Mrs. Florence Lambic has returned from visiting relatives in Uniontown, Pa, Jap "Heal III Train" To Tour Islnudb will have a "train," a "health train." The Empress of Japan and ranking Japanese government and Allied ofliclils will' be present Nov. 1 when Ihe trnln- starts Its tour of the is- innds. The train will' make hundreds of stops medical, dietary and public welfare specialists aboard give lectures- on hcnlth and food matters.

TIMES-NEWS WANT ADS Can be placed in Frostburg at the Times Office, 19 Broadway, or by Phoning rrosfburg CONDON'S SHOE STORE Md. Now. In Stock Roll Brick Siding $4.00 ro11 210 Ib. Asphalt Slate Shingles $6.85 a 90 Ib. Green, Red and Blueback Roll Roofing 52.95 roll.

NEILSON BROS. McCulloh St. Phone 429 Frostburg Moorej'wld Divorces Iii Circuit Court MOOREFIELD. W. divorces have been pranted at -the October term of Hnrdy circuit court.

Clersic E. Comtes was, granted a divorce from Robert-V. Combs and her maiden name of. Clersie E. Pankhouser restored-Thft marriage of William S.

Sec and Willie Strickland iras annulled. Clyde Wilson See was yranwd 4 divorce from Jessie Lucille See, Ccs- tody' of Arvella oee, 4, and LucUJe See, 2. was awarded' tb father, and custody of Rosemary Jean See, 13 months, to the nothen. Pearl High Schell -was divorce from Foster Schell. Custody of Mildred Schell, 7, was awarded the and custody of -Donald Schell, 9, to the father.

Child Foundation Mcrts Hardy County Chapter: ol 'Save A'Child Foundation" met a. recent night with the. chairman. H. G.

Goodwin, dii'cctor, discussed of the -or- anization. Miss Pannie Paskel.ga-re a report of receipts from sates, at the clothing center, and Mrs. reported five 'or. Greece donated. Hostesses were Mrs.

G. MuntztaR, MnL Hobert S. Kuykendall, Mrs. WlUlam Teets and'Miss Fannie PaskeL Clerk's Receipts in the Hardy county clerk's office for tte month of Oc- x3bcr foUow: Recordiag; executor coses, S3; administrator cases, $17; isenses, state hunters licenses, 545.50, and other licenses, .50, for- m. otal.

of. 'Duringr'the month 120 resident lUnting and fishing licenses, ntae ion-resident tourist fishing licen- 20, hunting: -andL fishing- licenses and three dupll- ates' were issued. These figores omparc with total receipts in Oc- ober 1946 of S148750, 445 hunting nd fishing licensee and 17 depil- ates. JIarriaRe Licenses Applications licenses iave been, filed in the clerk's office by Byron.Rndolph. native of Rockingham cotm- now a resident.

of Grans ounty, son of George S. and Eliza, Miss Goldie JaneXan- es, native and resident of Grant ounty, daughter of Albert, and Con- andes; Grant native Hardy county, now a Vashington, son of Aaron and Maria FJtzwater, and. Mrs. 'Virginia Baylis, native and resident ol county. daughter of Homer ud Freddie Qualify As Executors Miss Pearl.Elo&str.

and Eoy Sos- er.qualified as executors of theres- their EtsQy.Z. Elosser. The will provides they lould not be required eprs urity. A. Tucker, W.

lias and C. C. Wise wers appointed: ppraisers. The account of itors was ordered referred, to C. C.

ise, commissioner. Brief Slcntiou'" Mitchell.Wyatt, pnd, visited her 1 C. McNellL Mrs. Lafe Herba.ugb.ABd Mr: rs. islted relatives here A mission being" hfflri 'Emanuel Episcopal Church.

Sunday, night and wffl" con-' inue' each evening this "weet trough Friday. The Rev. Frant owley, Elkins, and Capt. ustrn are in charge- Miss Louise McCraw. Richmond, a- guest of Mr.

and' hn T. St. Claire. Relatives have received word that- Arthur Av- Wood, Eltins. is ill in Davis Memorial Hospital.

Virginia-Marcus and- 'daughter, Martha Marcus, visited- the Rev. and Mrs. Charles Kcrnan. Miss Anne Welton. who is attend-, ing school in Richmond.

visited her parents, Mr, and Mrs! Harry. C. Welton. George. Southerly, 84, and Beaty Mongold, 80, celebrated their birth-' days Sunday with a dinner at the" Southerly home near town.

Miss Ruth Kessel, county health nurse, has returned from Hunting-, ton where she attended tuberculosis institute. MJss Page Welton. visited her mother, Mrs. Welton. If Stomach Gas or Sour Food Taste Robs You of Sleep Here's How You May Help, Whether You Eat 500 or 2000 of Food In a Year You cun't feel cheerful.

deep well, your itoznzeh te not. As me advances the "old stomach." more Tfie reaion li tuisi Evcrytlmo food enters the stomach vital gutrlc Juice must flow to brenk-up certain food partlclec; else lood mar ferment. Sour food. sum- JMtlon and gas frequently morbid, fretful, peeruh. nerroia cobdUion.

lois of appetiu, uadermiciii, rcntleu.clnp. weaknwa. get real relief you the How of this vital lxilce.M«l--. cal. authorities.

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