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Phone 4600 for a WANT AD Taker EVENING TIMES, CUMBERLAND, MONDAY, MAY 3, 1948 SIX in the Must Report On Ending Of Lease Termination of voluntary leases' on or before April 1, 1948, should be May reported 16, to according area to Walter R. the rent office by Heath, are rent director. The re- i i quired form D-96, "Report of Ter-' mination Lease." may be obthined at the rent office. The Housing and Rent Act all of leases 1948 requires landlords to report Increasing rent up to 15 per cent which terminate before the expiration date. The report be filed at the area rent office within 15 days after such termination on or before April 1, 1948, reports were required to be filed on or before April 16, 1948, but a grace period has been allowed because some landlords were not familiar with this provision of the new law.

which went into effect April 1. Events Briefly Noted Sunday School room of the church. Group No. 5. WSCS of Central Methodist Church, South George Street, will hold IL rummage sale tomorrow at 7 p.

m. at the church. Townsend Club No. 1 will hold a rummage sale at 1:30 p. m.

tomorrow in the basement of Junior Order Hall. 107 Polk Street. Colfax Rebekah Lodge, No. will meet at the I. O.

0. F. Hall, South Mechanic Street. tomorrow at 8 Officers, attired semi-formally. will gather al 7:30 p.

m. and a re- The Women's Missionary of St. Paul's Lutheran Church meet tomorrow at 7:30 p. m. in the Iception for officers is scheduled at 9 p.

In. Mrs. Lewis Serate, Bridgeton, N. J. will meeting speak at the Wednesday 1 p.

m. of lunch- Cumberland Chapter of Hadassah at the B'er Chayim Temple vestary room. The Ursuline Academy Auxiliary the school cafeteria following church whi meet tomorrow at 8:15 p. m. in services.

rummage sale will be held by Circle No. 1, of the W. S. C. S.

of Centre Street Methodist Church tomorrow night at 7 o'clock in the basement of the church recreation building. The Union Grove Homemakers; Club will be guests of the Bedford Road Homemakers Club tomorrow m. in the Bedford Road. Volunteer, Fire present a Hall. style The show and the meeting will be featured by a flower exchange.

The Mapleside Playground Association will hold a meeting tomorrow night at 8 o'clock in the Mapleside Methodist Church to make plans for the crection of playground equipment which has been received. City Employes Will Seek Pension Plan! Members of the Municipal ployes Union, AFL, were scheduled to meet with Mayor Thomas S. Post and city council this afternoon to discuss a pension pian for city cmployes. State Senator Robert B. Kimble, who outlined the program to the union at 2 recent meeting, was expected to attend, Tomorrow from 2 to 5 p.

Mayor city council will sit as a Board of Equalization and Review to pass on county assessments. 0 0 Of course Mother. knows what's best that's why she's expecting "something" by Charles of the Cosmetics Main Floor Dozens of attractive gifts to please her RITZ I Music Festival Will Be Presented By Pupils, Pupils of Columbia Street School. will present a music festival night 7:30 o'clock at the school to culminate the school's, music activities for the year. Miss Grace Swanson, music teacher, will direct the festival and be assisted by members of the teaching staff.

We have not heard one good why we shouldn't invest in reason America's Security Loan. Obituary Mrs. Emma G. Twigg Mrs. Emma Gertrude Twigg.

Baltimore, widow of Henry the Will Keiser Twigg, died last night in Nursing Home, Mt. Lake Park, where she had been a patient the past 13 mor.ths. She was a former member of John's Lutheran Church, city. Mrs. Twigg is survived by one daughter, Mrs.

Hilda Scarlett, Baltimore; one son, Edgar Twigg, Fort Ashby, W. two stepsons, Carl Twigg. Williams Road, and John Twigs, Bucyrus, Ohio; a stepdaughter, Mrs. Elizabeth Sandbower, Marion, Ohio and several children. The body will remain at the Hafer! Funeral Home.

Emerson S. Rohe KEYSER, W. Staley Rohe, 48, a disabled veteran of World War died yesterday in the 1 S. Government Hospital at Perry: Point. where he had been patient several years.

He was the son of Charles P. Robe and the late He Eleanor was born Frances ati Robe. Linnwood, W. and formerly was cmployed by the Western Maryland Railway, His father is his only survivor. Chipley Rites MOOREFIELD, W.

held Saturday in Mourefield Frestyterian Church for J. Edward Chipley, 78. who Wednesday in the Old Sweet Springs State Hospital where he had been 2 patient for several months. Rev. Charles Kernan, pustor, ficiated and interment was the family lot in Olivet Cemetery.

He was born in Moorefield January 16, 1870, the son of the late Captain John J. and Mrs. Sallie (Harness) Chipley. He served several years as prosecuting attorney of Hardy county. His wife, former Miss Bessie Seymour, died several years ago.

He is survived by one daughter, Mrs. Victor Chancellor, Drumright. two Frank sons, J. Edwin of Chipley, Washington, and. one brother, J.

D. Chipley, Moorefield, and two grandsons, Lambert. Services WHITMER, W. Va. Services were held yesterday in the Whitmer Methodist Church for Henry Ford Lambert, 24, who died Friday morning in a Weston hospital where he had been a patient for the past two years.

Interment was in Whitmer Cemetery, He was born at Harmon. on March 6, 1924, a son and Mary Alice (Painter) Lambert. Besides his parents he is survived by six brothers, Marvin Lambert, Maysville; Mark Lambert, Dry Fork; Don Lambert, Whitmer; Otis Lambert, Springfield, Ohio, and Robert and Glen Lambert, Thomas, and six sisters, Mrs. May Day, Job; Mrs. Lizzie Bible, Parsons; Mrs.

Edith Nelson and McDonald, Macksville, and Mrs. Gladys Hedrick and Mrs. Eula Whitmer, George W. Roy ELKINS, W. will be held in the Israel Church tomorrow at 2 p.

fo: George Roy, 80, who died Saturday at his home near Kerens. Interment will be in Maplewood Cemetery. A retired farmer, he was September 11, 1868, at Harman, a son of the late Martin and Sara (Helmick) Roy. He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Martha Ellen (Vance) Roy, two, sons.

Oley Roy, Charleston, and Wilber Roy, Kerens; two daughters. Della Hartman, Onego, and Mrs. Annie Vence, Parsons; two' brothers, Asa Roy, Beverly, Dewey Roy, Job, and two sisters, Mrs. Delia Murphy, Mt. and Mrs, Fioda Folke, burgh.

Kesner Services DAWSON-Services for Mrs. Lora Childress Kesner, 70, widow of James Cecil Kesner, who died Saturday at her home near I.crc, will be conducted tomorrow 2:30 p. m. in the Dawson Methodist Church. Rev.

Louis Chastain, pastor of the Rawlings Methodist Circuit, will ofCciate and interment will be in Dawson Cemetery. Mrs. Dawson was born in Pendleton county, W. a daughter of the late John Adam and Susanna (Baker) Harper. She had resided near here for three years and was a member of the Dawson Methodist Church.

She is survived by two daughters, Miss Maysell Kesner, at home, and Mrs. Mary (Sell) Cook, Cumberland. I a son, John Stanley Kesner, at home, two grandchildren, one greatgrandchild, and a sister. Fred Warner, Cresaptown. Garlitz Child KEYSER, W.

will be conducted Wednesday at 2 p. m. for Jeffrey Lynn Garlitz, 10-months-old son of Hermas and Mildred (Thrasher) Gariltz, who died Satturday night in West Baltimore General Hospital, where he had been a rites will be held at the home. patient one week. of his maternal grandparents, Mr.

and Mrs. P. S. Thrasher, 92 Virginia Avenue, Keyser. Rev.

Robert L. Bridgers, pastor of the Ridgeley Evangelical United Brethren Church. will officiate and interment will be in Queens Point Cemetery. Besides his parents and maternal grandparents, the child is survived by his paternal grandmother, Mrs. Effie Garlitz, Cresaptown.

Mrs. Whitman Rites Services were conducted yesterday in the Stein Funeral Home for Mrs. Effie L. Whitman, 72, widow of William Whitman, Route Ridgeley, who died Friday in Memorial Hospital. Rev.

Donald F. Brake, pastor of St. John's Lutheran Church, officiated and interment was in Hillcrest Burial Park. Pallbearers were Lloyd Freeland, Joseph Sirna, James Wyant and Boyd Suler, Devore Funeral WESTERNPORT Services for Mrs. Ida Belle DeVore, 63, of 112 port, who died carly yesterday in Howard Street, Oakview, WesternPotomac Valley Hospital, where she WAS admitted April 20, will be held at the residence Wednesday at 2:30 P.

m. Rev. J. Dettra, pastor of the SEIFERT'S Home of Nationally advertised Hammond Solovox Weaver Pianos Wurlitzer Electric Organ Berkeley Custom Built Upholstered Furniture Cabin Craft Needle Tuft Bed Spreads Tole and Quoizel Lamps 13-17 Frederick St. OUT OF EVERY TODAY, about cight out of every 1.

Try to make your calls reasonably brief. have party-line 2. Whenever possible, allow an interval behoeen calls so that others can use the line. ten families we serve telephones. 3.

Try to answer the telephone as promptly We're making the widest possible use of as you can. party-line facilities because sharing the 4. Please don't interrupt when the line is in lines means more service for more people, use, except in case of emergency. sooner. 5.

Ask the children to follow these goodneighbor suggestions, too. If you're on a party line, you can help service simply Party-line service is good service when yourself to better telephone by being a good party-line neighbor: everyone co-operates. The Chesapeake Potomac Telephone Company SYSTEM' of Baltimore City three sisters, Lloyd Wright, Chillicothe; Mrs. Floyd Binninger, Hamilton, Ohio, and Mrs. Eddie Eddinger, San Diego, two! sisters, Mrs.

Frank White, San, Diego, and Mrs. Edith Frantz. York Caven, also nine grandchil-911 Westernport Church of Brethwill be assisted with the vices by Dr. I. S.

Long, pastor of the Keyser. Church of the Brethren, Interment will be Philos Cemetery. Mrs. Devore was a daughter of! the late H. and Lizzie A.

(Spaugy) Hoyle and was born at Brothers Valley Township, Pa. She has resided here 43 years. Mrs. DcVore had taught. a Sunday School for 42 years.

She was 3 member of the Westernport Church of the Brethren and before that church was established she was a worker in the First Baptist Church where she taught the Fidelis Sunday School Class for 15 years. Her husband, the late William DeVore, well known groceryman. died two years ago. Mrs. DeVore is survived by one son, Russell DeVore, Westernport, and one half-brother, Ernest Harden, Hyndman, and one grandson, Russell DeVore, Westernport.

Schoppert Rites Services for Mrs. Gertrude Copp, Schoppert, 69, Chillicothe, Ohio, formerly of here, who died Saturday, April 25, were held last Tuesday in the Wore Funeral Home, by the pastor of the Trinity Methodist Church chere to which she belonged. Interment was in Green Lawn Cemetery, Chillicothe. Rebecca Lodge, Pocohontas, Pythian Sisters and Daughters America, of which Mrs. Schoppert was a member, held services at the home Monday.

Mrs. Schoppert, a daughter of the late Mrs. Margaret Copp, and the late Mr. Copp, was born at York, Pa. Besides her husband, Harry M.

Schoppert, Mrs. Schoppert. is survived by three sons, Marsball W. Schoppert, Railway Express agent, and Louie Schoppert, Piedmont, Harry V. Schoppert, Chillicothe; WOLF FURNITURE COMPANY THROW RUGS $1:49 Light Weight LINOLEUM sq.

yard dren and two randchildren. Mr. Mrs. Marshall and Mrs. Louie Schoppert, Piedmout, attended the funeral.

G. B. Hansel! Griffith Brackett Hansell, 46, of Brenwood Street, died in Memorial Hospital where he had been admitled April 23 after being in failing health for a year. Born in Hampshire county, w.l Mr. Hansell was a son of the late Joseph and Jennie (Jeffries): Hansell.

A resident of Cumberland, for 40 years, he was employed as sheet metal worker at old N. and C. Taylor Company then later by Charles Davy. local contractor. He was a member of St.

John's Lutheran Church. Besides his widow. Mrs. Myrtle! Miller Hansell, he is survived by three sisters. Mrs.

Jennie Workman, this city: Mrs. Ruth Martin, Balti-1 and Mrs. Clarence Schultz, Fittsburgh, and four brothers, Lloyd Hansell, Foliansbee, W. Joseph, John and Theodore Hansell, all of Cumberland. The body will remain at the Hafer Funeral Home until Wednesday at 1 p.

m. when it will be taken to St. John's Lutheran Church for services at 2 p.m. Rev. Donald F.

Brake, pastor, will officiate and interment will be in Hillerest Burial Park. William D. Edgar 'GRANTSVILLE William am Edgar, 60, Grantsville, died yesterday in Memorial Hospital, Cumberland, where he had been a patient for the past 17 days. He was a son of the late William H. and Adeline (Pysell) Edgar and was born in of Pittsburgh, World February, 4, 1888.

A veteran he was employed at Gortner's Garage in Grantsville. He was a member of the Accident Lutheran Church. Besides his widow, Mrs. Dora (Kahl) Edgar, he is survived by four daughters, Mrs. Oney Brenneman Mrs.

Billy Yoder. both of Meyersdale, and the Misses Dorothy and Margaret Edgar, at home: seven sons, Woodrow C. Edgar, who recently returned to this country after serving in Germany with the Army; and George John Olen C. Otis Dennis E. and Allen C.I Edgar, all of Grantsville: one ter.

Mrs. J. Miller, Oregon City, and three grandchildren. time of the funeral has not The set. pending word from Mrs.

been Miller. Services will be held in Accident Lutheran Church, with officiating. Rev. C. F.

Ranphin, pastor, Interment will be in the church cemetery. The body is at the residence in Grantsville. A. B. Cober Pa--Alvaro B.

Coder, 74, BERLIN, veteran Somerset county educator, died at his home here April 30. Death came suddenly to the leader in Somerset education circles. He been in fairly good health unhad til recently. Born on May 17, 1873, he was a son Cober. of He Aaron was and educated in the Lucinda (Brant) ol Somerset county and attended California State Teachers College.

He did post graduate work Columbia University, University of the Philippines and Penn mercantile State. Mr. Cober was in the business here for a short time in 1917. He Brothersvalley began his in career 1891 in he accepted a position one-room Flickinger School. In 1908, he accepted a position as one of the supervising principals of schools! in the Philippine Islands where he was stationed at Manila.

He returned from the Phlippines in 1915 and was supervising principal of the schools in Brothersvalley until 1917.1 For 20 years he was assistant of Somerset Superintend- county! schools, serving under John H. Pike, William I. ents Kreichman and Guy Hartman. He retired from active school work July 1, 1938. Mr.

Cober since has been active in local and county school admit istrative affairs. Recently he was elected president of the count: of education and has been board of the Berlin-Brotherspresident, Township Joint District for several years. The educator. was a trustee of California Teachers College land past president of the BerlinBrothersvally Community Associacion; superintendent of the Berlin Brethren Church for many years and at the time of his death was moderator of the NOTICE RETAIL CLERKS LOCAL 654 Due to Style Shows and Bowling League Banquets of Local No. 654 will be held the regular meeting 6, at 5:00 P.

at the Trades Thursday, May Council Hall. J. T. Defibaugh, Pres. MONDAY SPECIALS Open Noon until 9 P.M.

WASHABLE CHENILLE RUGS $1.95 22 32 24 42 $2.95 24 36 $3.25 $41.00 24 44. BRAIDED RUGS Choice of Colors 24 45 $4.50 18 Heavy Weight Linoleum Remnants Reg. 89c Reduced to yd sq. LIVING City SUITES $50 for Trade-In Allowance your Largest Selection As Much As old suite Metal Porcelain Top Metal BOARDS KITCHEN STOOLS DINETTE SETS IRONING Reg. $8.95 Red and White $2.95 Reg.

$79.95 $69.95 Black and White $10.95 Gas Water Heaters SECRETARY Philco Freezers $99.95 Model AB from BASE Water Heaters Was $0.95 Mattress Covers $124-50 $24.95 $4-95 from Bedroom Suites from $139.00 Bates Lane Bedspreads PORCH CHAIRS $12.93 Cedar Chests Bunting Mctal 7.95 Metal Frame with Weatherproof Seat and Back $49.95 Flourscent Group of Infra Red Kitchen Light Cocktail What-Not Tables Price Heat Lamps $2.15 $2.49 Stands Value $7.98 Electric Bowl-Type Two Burner Single Burner Dry Cleaner HEATER HOT PLATE HOT PLATE for rugs and carpets Reg. $2.49 $5.95 $0.49 Wolf Furniture Co. 42-46 Baltimore Street Cumberland Phone 70.