The Morning Herald from Hagerstown, Maryland • Page 28

THE MORNING HERALD, HAGERSTOWN, MD. Friday, Nov. 14. 1969 Gty, County And Area Obituaries Lucy M. Frere BALTIMORE Lucy Mouse Frere, 74, wife of the late Thomas Frcrc, died Monday at the Bolton Hills Nursing Home.

She was born in Clear Spring, of Aurthur and Agnes TewellJD. Gernand of Emmitsburg and George B. Gernand of Thur- Windle. He is survived by daughter, Mrs. Patricia Thompson Tallmadge, Ohio; brother, Lee of Luke, four grandchil dren.

the daughter of John E. and Services will field at the Mary McClain Mouse. She was a registered nurse by pro- Williamsport today at 2 p.m fession. She is survived by one brother, Peter Mouse of Snow Hill, N.C. Requiem Mass was Thursday at Saint Ignatius Church.

Interment was in the Baltimore National Cemetery. Maye C. Peck McCONNELLSBURG, Pa. Leaf Funeral in The Rev. William will officiate; burial will be in Greenlawn Cemetery in Williams port.

Alvey J. Shupp Alvey Judge Shupp, 80, bus band of the late Mrs. Mary Martha Fernsner Shupp, died Wednesday evening at the Cpff- man Home for the Aging, where he had been a residenl Mrs. Maye C. Peck, 82, ofi th Lemasters, i Wednesdayl for tfte ast slx years.

night at the home of Stella i He was born and reared in Speckman in Buck Valley, Pa. 'he Fairview District and was Born in Fulton County, she was a daughter of Louis and Charlotte Martin Clark. She was the widow Cleveland Peck who died in 1966. She was a member of the Pentacostal Church' of McConnellsburg. She is survived by three sons, Roy of Hancock, Chester of Needmore, and John of Landisburg: five daughters, Mrs.

Stella Hinton of Bushkill, Miss Lucy Peck of McConnellsburg, Mrs. Anna Smith of Lemasters, Mrs. Jessie Atherton and Mrs. Mamie Atherton, both of Mercersburg; 24 grandchildren, a number of great grandchildren, four half brothers, William Clark of McConnellsburg, Harvey Clark of Coalmont, Edward Clark of Ohio and James Clark of Indiana; two half sisters, Mrs. Ada Dodson of Hopewell, and Mrs.

Florida. Anna Barry 0 Services will be held Saturday at 2 p.m. at the Kelso Funeral Home, McConnellsburg, with the Rev. Cyril S. Fowler officiating.

Burial will be in Antioch Cemetery in Fulton County- Friends may call at the funeral home tonight from 7 to 9. Fred A. Windle a son of John Daniel and Anna Savilla Weller Shupp. He was a member of Mt. Tabor Church of of Fairview.

He was the last surviving member of his i i a family and is survived by nieces and nephews. Services win be field at the Coffman Funeral Home on Saturday at 2 p.m. The Rev. Fred Gross will officiate; burial will be in St Paul's Cemetery, Western Pike. Friends may call at the funeral home this evening from 7 to 9.

Mrs. C. Weber Gernard Mrs. Celeste Weber Gernand, 1, of Thurmont, died Tuesday at Frederick Memorial Hospital. She was born in Balti- nore, a daughter of the late Judolph and Harriet Gernand Veber.

She graduated from Towson Normal School and aught in the Baltimore school system for a number of years before moving to Thurmont. Survivors include one daughter, Mrs. J. Dawson Ahalt Arlington, two sons, Arthur Hamilton Hotel, died at the Newton D. Baker VA Center in Martinsburg, W.

on Wednesday morning. He was a veteran of World War I and a member of the American Legion. He was a son Social Nile Every Sat. Nite 8:00 p.m. State Line Community State Line, Pa.

Adv. THIS WEEK ONLY Fred Arthur Windle, 71, of Concord Grape-Blackberry Wine $1.25 Qt. Venice Liquor Store mont; five grandchildren. Funeral services will be held at Arlington National Cemetery. There will be no viewing of he body.

Donations may be made to Frederick Memoria Hospital. The Creager Funeral Home Thurmont Is in charge arrangements. James 0. Bowers MERCERSBURG, Pa. 'antes 0.

Bowers, 81, of Rt. died Thursday morning ai lis home after an illness oi several months. He was the tvidow of Mrs. Annie Robinson Bowers. He was born near Mercers- urg, and was a son of John md Priscilla Jane Bowers, a member of Firsl hurch of God.

For a number of years he had been a barn milding contractor. He is survived by sons, Charles L. of Chambersburg, Rt. 7, Ellis V. of Mercers- Durg, Paul A.

of Hagerstown; daughters, Miss Agnes NEED AN ELECTRICIAN? h. 739-7949 for prompt service. New and Old Wiring. HAM OYSTER SUPPER Nov. 15 4 to 8 p.m.

Mont VHo Fire Hall, Mont Alto, Pa. idults child. 75c; under 6 Adv. Bowers of Mercersburg, Mis Julia A. Bowers, at home; fou grandchildren and four grea grandchildren; brothers, Jess of Lincoln, Lloyd of Mer cersburg, Rt.

sister, Mrs Carl Farrow of Waynesboro Rt. 3. Services will be held Saturda at 2 p.m. at the First Churc of God in Mercersburg. Th Rev.

C. E. Ebersole will officiate; burial will be in Welsh Run Brethren Cemetery. The family will receive friend at the Lininger Funeral Home i Mercersburg this veening from to 9. COUNTRY BUTCHERING Meat on sale at 10 a.m.

Nov 15 at Wilson Community Hall, mi. W. of Hag. Rt. 40.

Spon by Wilson Rurltan Club. Adv By Deming. Sales Service D. H. Woodward (Ringgold).

1 631-1352. Adv Look Look Potatoes US Only $1.49 50 Ib. at King's Dept Store. Sat. Sun.

Adv CUT CHRYSANTHEMUMS North St. in Maugansville. Ph. 739-3953. Gehr's, Inc.

Adv WILLIAM GOWER SON Williamsport, Md. Fuel oil, kero sene. Ph. 223-7651. Adv COMPARE BEFORE YOU FLY SOLO DUAL CESSNA "150" $12.00 Hr.

$18.00 Hr. CESSNA "182" $24.00 Hr. $30.00 Hr. Private, Commercial, Instrument FAA Approved School EAST COAST FLYING SERVICE Martinsburg Airport (304) 263-9957 or 731-1530 Adv. CORN FED TURKEYS Earl Miller Call 739-4435.

Adv. Loyal Order Moose No. 212 Hagerstown, Md. Friday, November 14th "ANNITA WHETZEL THE DIAMONDS" Saturday, November 15th "NU NOTES" "BUDDY ALLEN THE COUNTRY GIANTS" HELP WANTED JOBS OF INTEREST-MALE Interviews Saturday, Nov. 15th 9 A.M.

to 12 Noon Regular 45 to 50 Hour Work Week Benefits HORNER 'MANUFACTURING CO. 641 Prospect Avenue FISH SANDWICH 11 (with tartar sauce) Reg. 40c Friday Saturday Only Gordon's Tastee Freez Cavetown Pike at Chewsville 739-2114 WORKING GIRLS TEACHERS NURSES SECRETARIES ASK ABOUT OUR SPECIAL PLAN ON TOYOTA COROLLAS ALL NEW rt -i fQ, p. 0. E.

SEDANS 1,000 PRJCE 30 35 Miles Per Gallon 87 Miles Per Hour Phone 733-2300 672 Oak Hill Ave. Service Has Been Our First Concern For 57 Years FLEIGH MOTORS 100 Bonus SH Green Stamps (Plus Regular Stamps) 1 Pair Interwoven Tiger Socks (With min. 8 gal. purchase) Offer Good Nov. 13, 14, 15 1-70 ESSO SERVICENTER Md Rt.

68 1-70 at Clear Spring, Md. Ph. 842-3268 ILYl Phone 739-3900 For Carpet Custom-Made Drapery Slipcover Service. Select from name brands of Home Furnishings. All work is performed by trained and experienced personnel.

Ask for Mr. Phillips or Mr. Hawke LEES KARASTAN BURLINGTON RIVERDALE INTEKTAINMINT TONIGHT TAMMANX Red Men's Hall, W. AuUetam.JFU "Tom Kat Kountry Kit Friday Ttw Saturday Country Strings. Oyster Feed Nov.

W. Adv. tens." Sat. Anita Whetzel fc "The Diamonds." Adv STEAMED SHRIMP Welcome Inn $1.25 dor. 15 E.

Batto. St. Adv. Sat. 4 8 p.m.

All you can eat. Williamsport Elementary School haTM 5 for Lions Community Fund. Adv. up to forty people. Park Circle Tavern 739-5846.

Adv. Lmdbif Sphmm. Dance Fri, Nov. 14 9:00 p.m Kookie fc The Echoes. Adv NIGHT SHOOTING MATCH North American Rod Gun Club Nov.

15 8 p.m. Country beef. Adv Shooting Milch Nov. 1:00 p.m. Potomac Valley Fire Dargan, Md.

Beef, hams bacon. Adv CHESAPEAKE BAY ROCK Direct from boat, 45c Ib. (40c Ib per 50 7394142. Adv. BEST IN SEAFOOD Steaks Chicken Chops Oysters on Half Shell.

Private Dining-Room Reserva- tlons Advance for Groups Nov. 15 at 1 p.m. Leitersburg HOMEMADE HARD CANDY 80c Ib. Cor. Bower and Miner Halfway.

Adv ANNUAL SHOOTING MATCH Fire Hall. Spons. by Leitersburg Fire Co. Hams, turkeys beef. Adv.

3 miles west on Route 40 Dancing 9:30 to 12:30 Friday, Nov. 14 The Uptowners Saturady, Nov. 15 The Thunderbirds $1.00 Per Couple SUNDAY SPECIAL Roast Turkey with Filling Swiss Steaks $2.50 Juice, choice of 3 vegetables, roll, butter, coffee dessert SPAGHETTI WKIlt Nov. 15 5 PJC. until Sat, Nov.

15 4:30 7 P-M. Adults K35. children under 12 Shiloh Church Security Spons. Beaver Creek Christian Church. Adv.

STIU TARGET SHOOT 12 gauge. Nov. 14 7 p.m. Little Heiskel Motorcycle Club. Cresspood Bd.

off Broadfording Rd. Adv. Adults Child. Adv. CUT RATE Pizza Spaghetti Pleasant View Inn 2S7S Penna.

Ave. 7JJ-Z414. Adv. SATURDAY FOUNTAIN SPECIAL HAMBURGER PLATE FRENCH FRIES COLE SLAW COKE or COFFEE LONG MEADOW SHOPPING CENTER "Where the Savings are the Greatest" in at 66 W. Franklin Street See our fine display of WALLPAPERS starting as low as 49c a single roll.

(Closed Saturday at Noon) Reconditioned Financing Available TAGG'S TELEVISION Appliance 146 Fairground Ave. 733-5604 LONG LIVE THE KING! With CHEC-KING, your check up to $100 is os good as cash, even if you dont have $100 in your checking account. CHEC-KING gives you: a credit reserve of from $300 to $1,500. a guarantee for your personal check up to $100. It's time to bank with the leader! Hagerstown Trust Company Member FDIC Grandmother Grandfather Clocks in maple or cherry $245 up Solid Cherry Bedroom Suites $350 up Spanish Oak Bedroom Suite Garvin's Reproductions Sharpsburg Pike Phone 733-5145 OPENING The Darris Beauty Salon Formerly Elwood's 52 E.

Franklin St. Specializing in Hair Cutting Permanents Tints -Frostings and Children's Haircuts. FREE CAN OF HAIR SPRAY WITH EACH PERMANENT NOV. 18 thru NOV. 22 We service and sell all types wigs and wiglets.

FOR APPOINTMENT CALL 733-3782 Tues. thru Sat. OWNER, DORIS' HARPLE Operator, Donna Staley WHILE THEY By America's Oldest and Largest Manufacturer. SPINETS Start at $449.00 CONSOLES Start at $595.00 Available in Mahogany or Walnut Piano Organ Studios 28-30 Summit Ave. 739-122) I The Wyand Appliance Co.

GOING OUT OF BUSINESS SALE All GE Appliances Plus Color and Black White TV's, Stereos and Radios GREATLY REDUCED! Buy now for Christmas. Open daily 'til 5, Friday 'til 9 Haul it away save even more. WYAND'S, Boonsboro, Md. SHOP AT HENSON'S FOR YOUR HOLIDAY DRESSES While Our Stock Is Complete Sizes 8 to 20. Half Sizes to JEWELRY--HATS--SKIRTS SWEATERS oppe 33 No.

Potomac 739-6340 Open Daily 10-5 Fridays 'til 9 We Are Not Just Prfftiiag Up A Froiaft Come Summer and you can be located in Hagerstown's Most Modern-Professional Building. ANTIETAM PROFESSIONAL CENTER S. Mulberry and E. Antietam Sts. V.

L. PADDACK P. 0. Box 1825 Hagerstown, Md. Transmission Troubles If You're undecided whether to fix or trade then call Gray-Storm Transmissions Removal, Disassembly and inspection of internal parts.

Phone 731 2886 826 Penna. Ave. APPLES CIDER Apples (No. 2) Sweet Cider gal. 60c (in your container) Gift Boxes Mixed Fruit or Apples (on display) $3.50 up Martin's Fruit Stand 2316 Penna.

Ave. Across from Martin's Food Market WEEKEND SPECIAL Savings as High as $600.00 on INTERNATIONAL 4-WHEEL DRIVE PICKUPS SCOUTS MOTOR TRUCK SERVICE CORP. 2330 Penna. Ave. 733-3926 WEEKEND SPECIAL Saturday Sunday, Nov.

15 16 Ham Steak (full slice), Home Made Split Pea Soup, Candied Sweet Potatoes, Green Beans, Rolls Butter. Coffee or Tea. $2.25 Children $1.25 Served Family Style Home Made Pastries Cocktails Open Weekdays 4-9 p.m. Sun. 12-6.

Closed Tues. GEEYf I Mile Off tho Sunshine Trail at Blue Ridge Summit 794-8821 Jlme to Make this ONE FOR THE BOOKS-Gorgeous Books for Children of All Ages-- the Best of Fiction and Non-Fiction for Grown-Ups Atlases and Dictionaries Bibles and Prayer Books-- Engagement Calendars Imported Notes, Place Mats, Advent Calendars and Gift Wrappings -Everyday Greeting Cards-- and our beautiful and distinctive Christmas Cards will be available again next week. In the meantime we suggest that you place your orders IMMEDIATELY for Imprinted Christmas Cards and your Special Orders for Books if you want them for Christmas. 1 0 ichael 6 BOOK STORE AND RENTAL LIBRARY 22 N. Potomac Street in Hagerstown REgent 3-7340 Open Each Day from 9 until 5 and on Fridays from 9 until 9 Parking Back of Store We Gift Wrap and Deliver WANTED CREDIT MANAGER EXPERIENCE NECESSARY ALL COMPANY BENEFITS APPLY IN PERSON FIRESTONE STORE Corner Walnut Lane W.

Franklin St. An Equal Opprtunity Employer Hagerstown Red Men 33 W. Antietam St. OYSTER FEED (Steamed Stewed Fried Raw) Sunday, November 16 From 1 P.M. Until Members Guests $2 Per Person SCHOOL RENTAL PLAN BAND INSTRUMENTS SAVE $20 to $50 OR MORE Try Any Instrument $1.00 PER WEEK SAXOPHONES $1.50 Per Week 18 Months FREE SERVICE on Every Instrument Continuous Rental No Finance.

Charges Call 733-7233 0 "House of Music" Washington County's Only Complete School Music Service Free Music Stand With Every Instrument. Kieffer Funk Road Chewsville, Md. Open 9 to 9 1969 CLOSEOUTS Tent Travel Trailers Campers Pick-up Covers WEEKEND SALE Our lot is crowded; we must move out 1969 RAMBLERS PUAAAS COACHMEN! to make room for new models. PRICED BELOW DEALER COST We also have 3 used pick-up campers and (1) 15-ft. Coachman Travel Trailer.

PEN MAR TRAILER SALES, INC. Leitersburg Pike Hagerstown, Md. GET ACQUAINTED OFFER Martin's Paint Wallpaper 2316 Penna. Ave. Across from Martin's Food.

BRUNING PAINTS gal. gal. Bru-tone Homogenized 1 coat vinyl flat, washable (16 colors, Bru-tone Acrylic Silken Sheen Latex Enamel (washable, odorless) 5O.45 Floor Deck Enamel Ideal for exlerlor interior (10 colors White) $7.95 Ral Also Avail. Micro-Matched--all finishes In 1100 colors--Acrylic 1 coat House paint Diamond White Acrylic latex enamel at res. prices.

FREE 10 to 12 Ib. Turkey (oven ready) with the purchase of 2 Gals, of Paint. Offer expires Nov. 29, '69.