Cumberland Evening Times from Cumberland, Maryland • Page 7

Taker EVENING TIMES, CUMBERLAND. MONDAY, DECEMBER 20, 19.18 SEVEN 1600 for a WANT AD (Continued from Page 2) land Vernon of Hollingsworth Nancy Hacks; and' February, 1948. Post. and C. B.

He is survived by two sons. Har-! B. C. Maphis, of WashingtonSmith old H. Duckworth.

Baltimore, ani, Post. Ernest M. Duckworth, at home. and! Firing Keplinger. squad was Carl Arnold, comprised L.

L. of two grandsons. is at the Hofer Funeral Blackburn, Galen Kepbart, Harold. Rome The body where a service will be held Snyder, Dewayne Mills and Virgil: tomorrow nt 2 m. by Rev.

Wil- Davis. of First! Buglers were D. J. Clark and liam Presbyterian Eisenberger, Church. pastor Rev.

Wayne Shaw: chaplain. Fred mers Goshorn, pastor of the First ard: honor guard, I. N. Godfrey. Presbyterian Church.

Lonaconing. Charles Bolyard. N. N. Smith, Mar-' wil! officiate at the Lonaconing.

burial in Oak Deakin, John Dekin. Dorsey, Edward Dorsey, James: Hill Cemetery, liam E. Cox. military esort: Chester Mrs. Beatrice M.

(Holmes) Military organizations Mrs. S. Lua Syckes, Sr. Robinson and John O. Leary.

a Suckes, 69, wife of the late Dr. S. ing were Nancy Hanks Post. BoyceLua Sykes, died last night Houser Post. American Logion, band.

her home in The Dingle after 2 Washington-Smith Post and Queens nine-month Illness. Point Memorial Post No. 175, VFW. A well-known music teacher, she. is survived by two sons, S.

Lua KEYSER, Kelley W. Va. The Honor Guard honor. conductor of the Cum-! reburial services of berland Civic Suckes, Symphony Orchestra, J. guard Edward son of Mr.

and: at 5-Sgu. and of Wilton the H. orchestra. concert Both mas- also Mrs. J.

N. Kelley, and the district's: tor Medal or Hono: winner, in-1 reach music in Allegany county pub- only lic schools. of Scott Coffee. Norfolk. eluded the following: Mrs.

Stokes was a Fred Miller, York, M. A. Jones, member and civic and orennizations Aris Cherryville. N. Charles cluding Music Martinsburg: Donald Freeman.

and of Emmanuel Episcopal Rahway, N. Orren Brown. Louis: Her husband was 3 well Spuno, Leroy Green, Walter Fred-: dentist in Cumberland for many: crick, Harry Reese, Lester Oates. years. Irvin Bane.

Hubert Hartman and A daughter of the late she ane. John Porter, all of Kosser. Josiah Ann (Wilton Holmes, Sara' survived by two sisters, Mrs. Mrs. William Shipicy this city, and Mrs.

Jessic (NoM) Shipley. 60. wifc Harry Belcher, Birming- of William Shipley, Potomac Park. W. Fielding, Mars, Henry England; one brother.

died yesterday at 5:05 p. 111. at her W. Wendell Holmes, this home following a Oliver lingering illness. The body is at the home where A Cumberland native, was a she will be held Wednesday at daughter of the late Edward services 2:30 p.

m. Rev. David C. Walson. and Margaret McKee) Shel Emmanuel Episcopal A member of the First Mechorector Church, will officiate and interment dist Church.

will be in Rose Hill Cemetery. Besides her husband, Mrs. ShipThe body will be taken to the Jcy is survived three daughters, this evening. Mrs. R.

E. Heltzel. Denver, and Mrs. howe Noah G. Likens Fillmore Blackburn and Mrs.

ClinKEYSER. W. G. Lik- ton Howery, bolh at Neff. home.

and two ens. 80. died his home at Antioch brothers. Thomas A. this city, after a lingering illness.

and J. Edward Neff, Baltimore. A retired he wAs born. Kenser Rites yesterday Grant county, the son of thei Services were held yesterday afterfarmer, laze William and' Sarah (Van Bus- noon for Barbara Ann Kesner, twoLikens. month-old daughter of William M.

kirk) Survivors include his wife, the; and Betty (Collins) Kesner. 505 former Miss Ida Mac Leatherman: South Street. at the home three dauchters. Mrs. Madalyn Sny- grandparents, Mr.

and M.is. Russell Martinsbure: Mrs. 507 South Street. Mayhew. Washington, and Lt.

Joseph Askey. Salvation Army. Magdalene Allan. Burlington; one officiated and interment was in Mt. sister, Mrs.

Elvira Clevenger. Herman Cemetery. field, Ohio, and Your grandchildren. Pallbearers were Richard Morris. Services will held tomorrow at Forrest Morris, John Murill 10:30 a.

m. at Knocley Cemetery. Paul Bowman. Wertman Reburial Reburial Services for Sgt. Carl E.

KEYSER. W. ser- Royce, 25, son of Mr. and Mrs. vices fo: Sgt.

Rex Wertman, hus- Edward F. Royce, 315 Footer Place. band of Mrs. Virginia Wertman, of were held yesterday at the Kight; S33 Virginia Street, were yes- Funeral Home by Rev. Charles terday afternoon at Trinity Wakeman, eran Church with the Rev.

Donald; Sgt. Royce was killed in action in F. Brake, pastor of St. John's Belgium January 13. 1945.

exan Church, Cumberland. official- Military honors at the grave 111 Ing. Interment was in Queens Point Zion Memoral Burial Park wore in Cemetery. charge of Fort Cumberland Post Military services were directed by No. 13, American Legion.

Forrest High, of Nancy Hanks Post. Pallbearers were William R. SciVeterans of Foreign Wars. Pall- bert, Charles Brode. Marshail Tewbearers were Ernest Helsey, Lcon: ell.

Flord Valenline. Jack: Kreitz-1 Wilkins. Robert Parsons, Michaci The body will remain at the Welsh, Paul Nicol and L. C. Shuck.

Hale: Funcral Home where services Colorbearers were Thomas Sand-! will be held Wednesday at 2 p. m. ers and Herbert Harman, of Nancy with the Rev. William J. Elliott.

Hanks Post. and Russell Rolls and pastor of First Methodist Church, Robert Phillips, of Washington- and the Rev. George E. Baughman, Smith Post, American Legion, Key- former pastor of First Methodist KOP. Church officiating.

Interment will Color guards were Claude Boyce be in Rose Hill Cemetery. A Old Export It Has MW means MOUNTAIN WATER and MOUNTAIN WATER weans BETTER BEER MOUNTAIN WATER Mountain water makes Lu the dit the difference All beers are about water. So, naturally, THE BETTER THE WATER, THE BETTER THE BEER! And it's Mountain Water that makes Old Export taste better than any other beer you've ever BRAND Export tried always Expori is -imported tastes never just or bitter- as -never domestic. you sweet, want Old it to. And remember, it's Mountain Water that makes the difference.

You can get Old Export in bottles or cans. Try it. You'll like it. Had bottle Old Export BEER CUMBERLAND BREWING CUMBERLAND, MD. a a a a a a a a a DID EL GET IS burg and Joseph Schell.

Honorary were David Ronnie, Edward Rhind, James J. Jones. Edward C. Green unci John R. Nell.

In the color guard wore James Beni, Lee Puller. Thomas Thompson and Lawrence Hymes. Paul C. Weisenmiller was and 50 Roland Showers, sounded; Lips. Representing Mountain Chapter 166 and Auxiliary of the Military of the Purple Heart were Herbert McFarland.

John Spiker. Mrs. Herbert McFarland and Mrs. Juanita Twice Services Services for Mrs. Emma Z.

Twigz. widow 'or Edward R. Twigg. died Thursday at her home on Route 28 near Old Furnace Road, were yesterday in. the Mater Funeral Home.

Rev. Walter M. Twigg and T. Richardson. officiated interment was in ML.

Olivet tery, Okltown. Pallbearers were Luther Harry Shrynck, Hiney Smith. Buser, Junior Buser and Donald Buser. Pie. Broadwater Rites Reburial services for Pic.

Robert Bronawater. 26, husband of Mrs. Hazel Hunt) Broadwater. this city. I McCrory's Two and with Mazda Jamps in assorted colors.

For indoor use. Lights burn independently. String of 8 $2.59 set Ladies' Dresser Sets TALL CHRISTMAS "Reliance" TREE LIGHTS Plastic comb, brush, and mirror sets in crystal, rosc, blue and green. $1.00 to $2.98 TOILETRIES Gift Sets Ponds 49c Golden Corsage 59c to 1.19 79c 98c 1.19 LEATHER WALLETS Good quality embossed leather with well bound cages. Zipper and snap styles, Names written free.

$1.00. $1.98 plus SA.K "Floraleits" STATIONERY floral trimmed writing paper. 20 sheets. 4 39c Box GIFT WRAPPING Christmes Tags and Scols 5c to 10c Litho Tone Christmas Gift Wropping Paper, size 24x24" sheets 10c lo 15c pkg. White Tissue Paper 10c pkg.

Cellophane Wrapping Paper 15c roll Krinkle Tie Ribbon 10c spocl Cellophane Ribbon 10c spool Tinsel Ribbon 10c honk GIFT BOXES 5c to 25c GAMES Jig Saw Puzzics Table Tennis Americon Logs Croquet Parchesi Checkers Dominoes Tiddly Winks Country Doctor 10c to $1.98 were held yesterday in New Ger-ibure. and! Mra. Jessie Frost- Si. Veronica Catholle Church, Davis, und The budy will be taken 10 the! Catholic Church Cemetery, Thomas. Methodist.

Church. Sara. officiated and interment was in the; many Rev. D. I.

Combs. pusto: or the sons Grantsville Methodist Circult, offt-: home of her sister, Mrs. She was born in Austria on Werner. Dec-: jeinted and interment was in the; Miss Gertrude Malloy ember 8. 1888.

a daughter of Frank Lake. church cemetery. MT. SAVAGE- Miss Gertrude and Frances Trojar: Gardener, 28 and: Pallbearers, all members of: Maulda Malloy, 72. daughter of live in the United States Grantsvilic Post.

No. 214. American' the late Henry and Elizabeth The family lived 1: Pierce until Legion, were Wayne Durst. Jonas; Dull Mailoy, died here last night cight. months ago when they moved: McKenzie.

barrell Stall, Robert: at the home of her sister, Mrs. to Davis. William Miler and Edgar. Michael Pannon. She is survived by her husband.i nui Bender.

She was a member of St. Patrick'; six children. Antonio Gasser, From Fort Cumberland Post Catholic Church. and sang in the home: Mrs, Chura. 13.

American Legion, were color: choir there about 40 years. She Mrs. Jennic Dover, Zimmerly, J. J. Jones, belonged to the Ladies Ausiliary of Mrs.

Ernestine: guard. George David Rennie. Edward Rhind and the Ancient Order of Hibernlans Thomas: Miss Martha Gasser, firing squad. F. W.

and the Sodality of the Blessed timore. and Pfc. Elmer R. Gasser, Truman Fuller: Schneider. R.

T. Lynch. C. E. Grif- Virgin Mary.

Fort. Warren. four brothers, C. Jackson. She is survived, besides Mrs.

Pan-: Matt Gardener. Alaska: John Garfith, W. O. Bantz. T.

Mulligan, and F. J. Nines. and taps, non, Frostburg, by and 28 nicces and Clove and. and Louis Gardner, Mellout.

W. M. a brother. George dener. Pnec.

Joseph Gardener, Morszfeldt Aus-, Roland Showers, Jr. ews, including Miss Maric Noonan, aria, and three grandchildren. Mrs. Cecil Larue who resided with her, Green Services Louella The body is at the Fannon LONACONING-Services for WilLarue. Services will be held Wednesday Siam Trezise Green, 46.

who died FROSTBURG-Mrs, ft. m. 1:1 St. Patrick's Church. Saturdny night his home.

7 ton; 40. wife of Cecil Finzel Road. Garret county, died. loc 11: the Cumberland, admit- cemetery. will be held tomorrow at in Allckany Interment will church: Douglas Avenue.

following n. short: yesterday where she wan ted three days Gasser Services p. 111. at the residence. Besides her husband, she is bar.

DAVIS. W. for Mrs. Rev, John Mewhodist E. Stacks, pastor of-1 vived five sisters, Mrs.

James S. Mary Gasser, 60. wife 0: First Church. will Wine- who died at her home Wed- ficiate and interment will be in Onk by Werner. Finzel: Mrs.

Harry Gasser, brenner, Route 40, Frostbuz; nescay, were conducled at the Hill Cemetery. Maulic Minniek, Frostburg; Mrs. once Saturday. He was born in Lonuconing. a Albers Minnick.

Star Route. Frost-! Rev. Francis A. Sippar, pastor of, son of Mrs. Jessic (Trezise) the late William C.

Green. Detroit: Also surviving are the following 'ing: and daughters: Mrs. Robert Downing. Washington: Mrs. Alcda Philadelphia: Green.

14 Mildred K. Lonacon- Green, Mrs. Virginia, Wolfe and Mrs. Bernard, Green, Washington, Lonaconing, and and nephews and nieces. Employed Women 6 GET A LOAN ON YOUR LUNCH HOUR Yes Ma'am-employed women con get a cash loan for scasonal needs, dental bills.

or similar purposes on their lunch hour. And still have time for a quick sandwich. You can get the money on signature alone your employer or friends are not involved. And you, yourself. select the amount and date of your monthly repayment.

Just phone or come in today ond tell the Cashier you want a Woman's Loan." It's Yes to 4 out of 5 at Personal Loans $25 to $900 or more on signature, furniture or cor 06 Personal THAT LIKES FINANCE TO SAY YES" CO. LIBERTY TRUST COMPANY CUMBERLAND Phone: 721 Ask for Edith Twigg Loons made to residents of oll surrounding towns. Loans 530D and less mode under the Maryland Smell Loon Act. Gifts at Budge: Prices SPECIAL DISCOUNT On Christmas Big Floors Are Just Chock Full of Exciting Christmas Things For the Home CANDIES To All Every Member of Your Family Store Open Evenings 'til 9 P.M. Organizations Charitable Ladies' Dress Ladies' Ladies' Handbags GLOVES SLIPS patent, suede, red, satin black, and brown imitation and Now pouch styles in plastic calf and alligator Rayon satin.

lace trimmed or tailored 1.CA- green, Colton rayon and suede cloth Several styles to choose from r'OsC and White, sizes plus white black and brown. Sizes 6 10 32 to and tax 44. $1.49 $1.85 98c to $1.39 pr. $198 Ladies' Satin Gowns TREE Full cut, fine quality. exTRIMMINGS tearose and blue.

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almond. full brown fashioned, toast, 51 Autumn gauge rayon. Gift boxes har- 5c and 10c free fancy Children Dusk, Smoke Cloud. Sizes to 1012. cles.

For Ladics, Men, Sizes to ICICLES 49c to 98c box $1.49 PR. $3.98 10c and 25c boi MICA SNOW TOYS! Fireproof ANGEL Spun Glass 10c HAIR Fire Chief Car 1.19 Tricky Taxi 79c $298 All Plastic 10c Doll Clothes DOLLS Red Cellophane and Accessories Wetting, Organdy and Percale Dresses Drinking, WREATHS for 12 to 20 59c Was a ble, Dell inch Slips to fit 14, to 29c FO sicep. CS to 16 10c and 29c 29c $3.59 16 and 18 inch doils. inches tall. Doll Housecoats for 14.

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