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PAGE vSIX THE FVFNINO SUN. HANOVER. FRIDAY. AUGUST 20, 1948, PUNS WORK FOR D. A.

R. PROJECTS Frank B. Hurt, Regent Of Winchester Chapter, Makes Preparations For Coming Activities WESTMINSTER. Mrs. Frank B.

Hurt, regent of the William Winchester Chapter, D. A. is busy getting together her chairmen for the coming year. The new brochure which outlines the work of national committees during the final two years of Mrs. Roscoe C.

administration has been distributed to all national officers and chapter regents. Mrs. asks that all members, while vacationing this summer, give thought to the coming months and plan to make them outstanding in DAR history. Mrs. Julius Y.

Talmadge, Athens, Hcmorary President General and national chairman of the membership committee, has set a goal of a total membership of 200,000 before 1950 for the national society. She asks that increased interests be aroused in the work of the DAR by pointing out the great privilege it Is to be able to establish their authentic lineage back to the Revolutionary patriots and by acquainting them with the HAMPSTEAD BOY WINS TROPHY AT REOATTA Maurice Gettier, driving his service runabout boat the took second place In the Class Service runabout races at the Cambridge Yacht Club regatta on Simday, Aug. 15. He was presented with a lovely trophy, a nau- I tical clock, which was Inscribed by I the Csunbrldge Yacht Club. Gettier is planning to enter the races at the Md.

Yacht Club regatta on August 28 and 29. Mr. and Mrs. Maurice M. Gettier and son and Mr.

and Mrs. Maurice E. Gettier attended the boat races at the Cambridge Sec Page Ten For Maryland Public Sales MARYLAND WEDDINGS The marriage of Miss Ellen Pauline Royston, daiighter of Mrs, Hilda C. Royston, Reisterstown, and Samuel W. Belt, Reisterstown, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Edgar Belt, Glyndon, took place on Saturday, Aug. m. in Gljmdon Metho- TEACHERS ANNOUNCED FOR CARROLL COUNTY The Carroll County for 1948-49 was announced by the Kauca- tion Board as follows: Taney town High X. 14, at 7 p.

dist The Rev. John E. Holt, pastor of the church, officiated. The Yacht Club regatta On Saturday and couple was attended by Miss Mary gh Shower, principal; frith R. Shipley, AlacDonold, Evelyn D.

Lynch, Janies Braramer, Katherine iS. Widener, Helen Kankard, K.stella Ylngling, Korothy Crabbs, Madeline Myers, Marion Ericson, Curvln Seitz, Bart Norman and Kenneth Sampson. Taneytown Elementary C. Delaplane, vice principal; Mary Jane Bock, Betty Gass. MarKaret Shrceve, Novella PhillipK, Ellen Jordan, Tamspy Stonesifer.

Esther Koutz, Ruth Senseney Louise Svmday, Augxist 14 and 15. They I ou Royston. sister of the bride, ARRESTED Vernon A. Clark (above), 60, who claims he Is a son of a millionaire pottery maker now dead, holds hand to his head in police station at Oakland, after ar- pro- wicui constructive gram and policy of the National Society and the fine patriotic work it is doing. were fortunate to have had the opportunity to examine the Gold Cup winner the before the race.

The United States Civil Service Commission announced an open competitive examination for the position of substitute clerk for filling vacancies in the post office at Hampstead, Md. The usual entrance salary of this position is $1.29 per hour. Pull information and appli- cation blank may be obtained from Edgar M. Belt, secretary, Board of -rr. 1 af assaulted Mrs.

Joseph Fairchild, his thg Hamjjstead Post Office, half-sister, in her Long Meadow, home during a row over the family estate. He denied the charge. Wirephoto). ARRIVE IN WESTMINSTER AFTER SERVICE ON GUAM Mr. and Mrs.

Carl F. Merrill and son Thomas arrived on Monday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Mer. --------to her home, 15 Milton mother, Mrs. Morris Mitten, i'halrmnn spendmg the past Week as the after a stay on Guam.

Mr. Merrill Miss Louise Mr. and Mrs. Charles left Westminster about twenty-six I serving thirteen months with the State Department and thirteen with Vinnell Construction Company, of Los Angeles. His duties were in connection with the U.

S. war surplus supplies. Mrs. Merrill was in Guam eleven months, teaching in the Government school. The family lived in an apartment, on the Naval base, Guam, largest of the Marianna Islands, In the Pacific, is situated twenty miles north of the equator.

Mrs. Merrill says -----------of the program committee, reports that the progiam for next year is taking shape, with many events scheduled. Mrs. has stressed through saying that "We hear too little of the freedom of opportunity, the right of free speech and free assembly, the right to hold pVoperty and to worship as we choose. Instead, the attention of Mr.

Average Citizen is attracted to the burden of high taxes, the evils of inflation and the dangers of unemployment. These things breed discontent and Mensch and son, Newton, pa. Mr. Mensch is formerly of Westminster and while living here was assistant manager of the J. C.

Permey store. Miss Louise Groft, Hanover, spent the week-end with Miss Mary Little at her home, 15 Milton avenue. Mrs. John Olsh, East Main street, has received word that her husband. Captain Olsh, U.

S. sailed from Guam on Saturday, on board the FUSS AND BAKER EEUNION TAKES PLACE AT KEYSVILLE The eighteenth annual reunion of the Puss and clans was held on Sunday at Grove, Keysville. TOe program planned for the afternoon followed a basket lunch and opened with a hymm. There was a scripture reading by M. O.

Puss, Taneytown. The Rev, Arthur W. Garvin, also of Taneytown, offered prayer and the report was given by Katherine Michael, Baltimore. It was decided to hold the reunion next year in Grove, Harney, on the second Sunday in August. Children of the clan entertained with recitations after which a short army transporT 1 Tit These tnings oreeu was recently discharged from thp temperature stayed at about help the Communist agitator in en- army hospital there to make the trin daytime and there was al- llsting new Tlie local in an improved condition Hp i ways a cool breeze.

At night, they suffering from a heart ailment i under blankets. Guam is 30 miles long and 12 wide and the native population is about 40,000, children making about half of this num- iiauiXK -----------------chapter is working on the state and national projects. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Byers, Union Mills, announced the birth of a son on Monday morning at the University hospital.

The baby will be named Charles Dennis, Mrs. Byers was formerly Miss Jane Barnes, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Barnes, this city. Dr.

Everett Davis Jones, son of Mr. and Mrs. George Jones, Center street, has opened an office in High Point, N. specializing in ortho- pedia. Dr.

Jones is a graduate of the Westminster High school of Western Maryland College and of the University of Maryland Medical school. He interned at the University of Pennsylvania. Dr. and Mrs. Jones visited his parents here recently.

Mrs. Jones was the former Miss Jean Monoghan of Philadelphia. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Leidy, Colonial and Mr.

and Mrs. Ira Dorsey, East Main street, are enjoying a motor trip to Miami and Key West, Fla. They will return some time over the week-end. Mrs. Ermna Myers, Emmltsburg, and mother of Alfred Myers, Milton avenue, is a patient at the Wilmer Institute, Johns Hopkins hosqjltal, where she underwent an operation for the removal of cataract.

Mrs. Sue Day, Fort Lauderdale, is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. E. Richardson, New Windsor road.

Dr. John D. Young, with Mrs. Young and their son and twin daughter, Rochester, N. are visiting Dr, parents, Mr.

and Mrs, John D. Young, near Westminster. Mr. and Mrs. Marlin Warren and children.

Center street, left on Wednesday for a motor trip to Niagara Falls and other places of interest. Little has returned suffering from a heart ailment. The chaplain on board is Major J. Hess Belt, son of Mrs. John D.

Belt, this city. Stolen Car Recovered Tlie car of Henry Schnauble, a Mercury-, of Westminster R. D. 3. which was stolen from his home some time during the day on Monday, was recovered Wednesday night, near Philadelphia.

State Trooper G. B. Markle is conducting an investigation. Special music at Grace Lutheran church on Sunday morning will consist of an anthem Unto Spence with Mrs. Stuart Wldener as soloist.

Mrs. Harry B. Whitehead, of Ashland, will sing a solo, accompanied at the organ by Mrs. Noah Schaeffer, organist and choir director. Mrs.

Phillip Wooden and children Tina and Terry, Buckingham View, have been spending some time at Landing on the Severn. Mrs. Wooden had as her guests her mother, Mrs. Maurice Kroop, this city, and Mrs. William Keegan, of New Jersey.

Mr. and Mrs. William Ecker, Kingsdale, and John Sauble, Taneytown, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Earl Ecker, this city.

Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Myers and granddaughter Shirley, Union Bridge, and Mr. and Mrs. Earl Ecker, Westminster, recently enjoyed a visit in Hershey.

Mr. and Mrs. Paul Bixler, and Miss Margaret ber. Both Mr. and Mrs.

Merrill are alumni of Western Maryland College, Mr, Merrill having taken a special interest in athletics. He was active also in organizing local sports in Westminster. While in Guam, they saw Col. William Leslie Kopp, USA, also an alumnus of Western Maryland, who is stationed at the Marbo Army Base. Mrs.

Kopp is the former Louise Clemson, a granddaughter of Mrs. Nicholas H. Clemson. Another graduate of the college whom they saw on Guam is Captain John Olsh, whose wife is the former Mary Lindsay. Mrs.

Olsh and their children are living in Westminster. Captain Olsh is en- route home. Another Western Marylander they visited when they stopped two days in Honolulu was Major George Skinner, USA, formerly of Union Bridge, and Mrs. Skinner, who was Tillie Bullock, of New Windsor. The Merrills left Guam July 10, on the President Jackson, a big ship of the Navy.

They were two weeks on the water. Arriving at San Francisco, they motored through Southern California, Salt Lake City and Yellowstone Park, and then headed East. and James Harold Belt, brother of the groom. The bride wore a white suit and carried an old-fashioned bouquet. Only the immediate families and a few friends were present at the ceremony.

A reception followed at the home of the mother for forty guests. Mr. and Mrs. Belt left by motor for a wedding trip south. Upon their return they will reside in an apartment in Glyndon.

Miss Ada TYeadway, daughter of Mrs. Dessie A. Treadway, Manchester, and Earl Franklin Matthews, Huntingdon avenue, Baltimore, were married Saturday, Aug. 14 at 8 p. m.

in the Church of the Guardian Angel, Huntingdon avenue and 27th street, Baltimore, The Rev. George Kromer performed the double ring ceremony of the Episcopal church. Preceding the ceremony a short organ recital was given by a friend of the bride, Mrs, Ernest Brilhart, who played by Albert Malotte; by Cadman; The by Vincent Youmans; Love You by Carrie Jacobs Bond, and Sweet Mystery of by Victor Hetbert. The soloist, Al French of Baltimore, sang by D'Hardelot and Promise by DeKoven. The traditional wedding marches were played.

The bride was given in marriage by her eldest brother, Marvin Treadway of Greenmount, Md. She was attired in a white satin bridal gown trimmed with ruffles of lace and ending in a long train. Her finger-tip veil fell from a tiara of seed pearls and she carried a bride's bouquet of white flowers. The bride had as her matron of honor, her sister-in-law, Mrs. J.

Wayne Treadway of Manchester. The maid of honor was Miss Betty Jane Shanks also of Manchester, The bridesmaids were Mrs. Doris Ann Feinbergh. a sister of the groom, and Mrs. Glenlce Jubb, a friend of the bride.

Serving as best man was Charles Kelly of Cambridge, Md. The ushers were Donald Mahon and Lee Feinbergh, Baltimore and J. Wayne Treadway of Manchester. TTie church was decorated with white gladoll, palms and lighted candelabras. Immediately following the ceremony a reception was held in the Red Hall of Hampden, where the bride and groom cut their five-tier wedding cake.

After the reception the couple left on a two honeymoon trip to Canada. On their return they will reside in their newly-furnished apartment in Baltimore. principal. i wiui Franklin Gilds, principal: iaddress was given bv Marian Baker, Batty Callls, Tirglnla Sarllle, Rosalie Ohio, The Rev. Mr.

Gar- Cllne and lieryl McClure. Charles Carroll Junior principal; Louise Fllllon, Charles Mildred ilarris and Mildred MARYLAND DtATHS MRS. JOHN H. BBCKLEY "Mrs Persis Beckley, widow of the John H. Beckley, died ATTEND WEDDING RITES OF MANCHESTER GIEL! Woodbme, When Miss Ada Belle Treadway.

son Michael have returned to their Manchester, and Earl Franklin Mat- CARROLLTHEATRE "Coolest Place In WESTMLNSTER, MD. Fri. Aug. 20 21 DEANNA DTTRBIN and DON TAYLOR IN CENTRAL Also Brooklyn Capital News Mon. Aug.

22, 23 24 ESTHER WILLIAMS and PETER LAWFORD in AN ISLAND WITH Also Syncopated Sioux News Sunday Shows, 2, 4 and 9 P. M. STATE THEATRE Place In WESTMINSTER, MD. home in Cumberland, after spending two vacation with the parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Paul Bixler, West Green street. Mrs, mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Babylon, Hanover, returned home with them for a visit. Special music at the Westminster Methodist church will be a duet entitled Unto Tschalkow- sky, sung by David Taylor and J. Pearre Wantz, Jr.

Mrs. John Wooden will preside at the organ. A new recreation project for the citizens of Westminster will have its opening this evening at 7 This will take the form of a miniature golf course, located in the rear of Colonial Inn, along the Baltimore boulevard. This sixteen hole miniature course was built and will be operated by C. F.

Sullivan and William strevig. It will be open daily, including Sundays, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Myers, Kemper avenue, anounced the birth (Continued On Page Eight) thews. Baltimore, were married Saturday in Baltimore the friends and relatives from Manchester and vicinity and other guests of the groom who attended the wedding and reception were as follows: Mrs.

Dessie Treadway. Mrs, Marvin Greenmount: Mrs. Charles Walsh and daughter Julia. Snydersburg; Mr. and Mrs, Cary Kyker and daughter Carolee.

Greenmount: Mr. and Mrs. Preston Bollinger, Miss Christine Hensley. Mr. and Mrs.

Ernest Lippy, Miss Catherine Lippy. Mr. and Mrs. George Trlbett. Miss Mildred Hare, and Ernest Brilhart.

all of Manchester: Dr. and Mr.s, D. C. Coberley and children of Mt. Savage.

Mrs. Edna Clunet. Baltimore: Mr. and Mrs. Charles Williams and family.

Winslows. Roland Park: Mr, and Mrs. Lewis James. Washington. D.

Mr. and Mrs Matthews, the parents, and all their family and relatives. There were also present many members of the Cres- mont Social Club of which the bridegroom is a member. Mc(Jrew. Charles Carroll Z.

Mitchell, Virginia Waddell. (Joldle JJoyle, Ruby Irene Middleton, Renner. principal Winifred Keck, Esther B. Mengel, Elizabeth Russell, Mrs. Clara Stewart, Dorothy Meier.

Yealy. principal Helen (Jlotfelty, Loui.se Shipley, Betty Jane and Ruth S. Knouse. Kykesvillo School Ivan R. Mechtly, principal J.

H. Coberly, Susan Eckley. Ruthetta IJppy, Ruth Klinmey, Charlotte Kephart, Leon M. Swart, Charles Borchers, Nancy S. Jones, Geraldine Frizzell, Carolyn J.

Morrison, Mary Frances Six, Nancy and Martha Crum. Sykesville Elementary Riley, vice principal Margaretta McCoy, Kathryn Anders, Helen Cooke. Elizabeth Hall, Helen Anioss, Harriet Trout, Mabel T. Price, Elolse Morgan and Jeanne Mehrling. Oakland Anioss, principal.

Manchester lliKh Lee Llndley, principal; Vaille Wnrehime, Mabel Shoff, Elizabeth Fuss, Betty Reln- dollar, Louise llalfley, Stanley Stahl, Jesse Starkey, John Kroh, E. Voneta Wentz, Ruth Butterfield, Bernard Decker and Kenneth Samjison. Manchester Elementary Baugher, Agatha Kaltrider. Kenneth Mays, Treva Wink, Winifred Houcte, tieraldine Virginia Murray, iillza- beth Peregoy and Evelyn Bracey. Deep Brown.

Westminster High School (Jerald Richter, principal; Housten Curd, vice principal William Eaton, Mary WeaK- ly, Irma Lawyer, Albert Albrecht, Donna Sellnian, G. Shaeffer, Erma Barnes, Lyman D. Earhart, Maitland Barnes, Frances Miller. Cornelia Kroh, Grace Jones, Ruth Bankard, Herbert Ruby, Fred Fowble, Lucille Xorman, Doris Ailing, Shirley Starkey, Alfred Myers. Jamison, Ruth Reter, Elizabeth Bemlller.

William Lawj-er, Ralph Baumjjrardner. Shiela Young, Lambert. K. Weaver, Thomas. Virjrinia Walters, Julia Dolores Tunner and Kenneth Sampson.

Westminster IClementary School Evan Bowers, principal Thelma Rice, Helen Marjjaret Shauck, Phyllis Mathews, MargarH Hoover, Grace Cookson, Marjorie Carter, Margaret Jean M. Clarke. Elsie Shank, Teresa Bosco, Vesta Wareheim, Virginia D. Reese, Irene Harman, Kathryn Albertson, Louise Hinds, Belle Frlnger, Molly W. Bowers and Eva Ruth Brown.

West Bosley, principal; Emma R. Myers, Madeline Bankert, Kathryn Cross and Jean Clarke. Hampstead School Fred L. Enfile, principal; PeKgy Welty, Randle, Jane Randle. Stephen Lerda, Frank Mather.

Sylvia Potter, Virgil Vosburir, Kenneth Sampson and Dorothy Short. Hampstead Elementary Houck, vice principal; Naomi Derr, JenninKs Cole, Betty Morris, Belle Sprinkle, Miller, Mildred Grossnickle and Margaret Frederick. Winfield Lionel John, principal; Doris Spurrier. Ruth Gosnell, Sarah Williams and Mary Jane Heck. New Windsor High School (Jtlbert Martin, principal Hazel Bennijrhof, Wayne Lowry, Jean M.

15arrett. Lois Silverberg. Fonda Boyer, Delorls Thomas, Virginia Sanders, Ollle Jones. Max Baumann, Martha Crum and Grayson Shank. New Windsor Elementary School Ivy Fowler, vice principal; Esther Wilt.

Helen Carey, Rebecca Harman, Mary Vlrfjinia Huffman and Regina Ehner Wolfe HiKh School Dean Manifold, principal; Berkley Bowman, SilverberK, Helen Bowman, Helen Horner; Grayson Shank, vice elementary; Jack linbrick, Arlene Hamilton, Welford, Evelyn McIntosh, Pauline Fuss and Martha Crum, Elmer Wolfe 'Elementary School Arintha Marsh, Janeva Henllnf, Della Bettsville, Ohio. The Rev. vin sang One Ever Cared For Me Like and the Misses Lorraine Cosgrave and Betty Lee Meyers presented a musical selection. Remarks were made by Mark Grinder. The following awards were presented by Ethel Johnson, chairman of the 1948 prize committee' and Mi-s.

Mahlin Stonesifer, Emmitsburg; most recently married couple, Mr. and Mrs. Edwin F. Hood, Littlestown; youngest baby, the child of Mr. and Mrs.

Prank Heiser, Hanover; oldest lady, Mrs. Charles Clemm, Woodsboro; oldest man, Mahlin Stonesifer, and those traveling the greatest distance to tlie reunion, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Boas. Perry and Lorrain Cosgrave enter- tained with a musical selection, af- ter which George Baker and his family from Postoria, Ohio, were intrcduced by the president.

Election of officers followed, with these results: President, M. O. Puss, Taneytown: vice president, Maurice Holbruner, Woodsboro; secretary. Katherine Michael, Baltimore; treasurer, Carroll Frock, Emmitsburg, and historian. Mrs, Ben.

Marshall, Hamey. Tlie following committee chairmen were appointed: Program, Marian Haines, Harney; grounds, Robert Strickhouse, Harney: prizes and entertainment, Katherine Michael, Baltimore. Ice cream and were served to the hundred and thirty-five in attendance after which games were en- Sfdest marWd coutfe Mr. Joyed by young nad old. Md.

Classified MALE AND FEMALE Opportunity for married couple to work on dairy farm, with back ground. Tenant house, good salary. Phone Worthington. Md. 679-W-l.

Wanted: Peach pickers hegrinnlns: Aug. 23. Apply, Food Market, mile from Westminster, Md. Phone 237-W. 6fl35 MALE HELP WANTED Wanted: man to on farm, prefer experienced one.

may live in. Good pay. Apply, Earl Green, Black Rock road, Upperco, 'Md. Wanted: Experienced hedlasters at once. Apply.

Pleasant Valley Shoe (Company, Pleasant Valley, Md, FEMALE HELP WANTED Young: couple with baby. In country outside of Hawpstead, desire capable woman as housekeeper. Phone collect, Hampstead or write Mrs. Jerome Kidder. Md.

Wanted: housewives with cars, hours per eveniiiir. per u-eek. Averape va.sslng. Wanted; or For Sale: Rendiz washlnjr machine. General Electric washins: machine, in A-1 condition; doe rabbits from excellent breeding (New Zealand Whites) Speedex garden tractor, nearly new.

all eQuipment; Winchester shotprun, model 12, pump, nydar scope and Weaver choke, trood as new. Apply. Trout, Liberty Westminster, after 5 m. For Sale: 1939 Allis-Chalmers W. C.

tractor. Oliver disc Tiarrow and Oliver plows. Phone Silver Run, Md. 237. ESTATE FOR SALE For Sale: 28-acre poultry farm, frame with all conveniences, on hard road, Sept.

1. Call Hampstead 24-F-31 or apply, Julius Frush, Millers, Md. JOHNSON Now you can get a genuine JOHNSON SEAHORSE out. board motor with famous quality features, Johnson is the outboard motor that operates dependably anj maintams its sweet perforni. ance year after year.

Ask the angler who owns one and you will find that they are tops in the fishing field. Immediate Delivery. George E. Hopkins Taneytown Road WESTMINSTER, MD. Phone 40-J For Sale: Very fine 80-aere dairy farm and home, only 2 miles from Westminster.

S-room brick house with hardwood floors. implements. real buy. E. W.

Case, 211 10. Main Westminster, Md, Phone f)17-R. Average a week to start. Write -J-4- Sun oftice. woman to assist acres; good 6-room house, elee, water system, barn, chicken and hop houses, other farm bldgs.

Hampstead. 21 acres; near school; 7- room house, barn and other bldg.s. on stone road. 44 acres, near Carrollton, 7-room house, barn and several other with housework, only two In family In farm paved road. Ww Windsor.

House has motliTu con- Itcp- K. S. Matthews, Hampstead, No Write P. Box New Windsor, Md, Phone rooms, bath, unit kifcheii. dii heat, ooiicrcte cellar.

woman to help with children ami ponies on suiall farm near AnnaiKilis. Md. tiood health essential. IsnowledKe of ridlnii aiul switnuiiiiK helpful. Write Mrs.

C. Iliff, Arnold. Md. MISCELLANEOUS Wanted: ok and rattle every IV morning. Stock fards.

day morning. Westminster. Md. John Phone 67-W. Warehlme 6ttf tubs.

A well-built modern home in Very attractive stone house, all hardwood floors, near Manchester. acres. 7 room house, good barn and other farm elec, wafer system, stock and machinery. acres, brick house, part barn and other farm near lii)ffmanvllle. IJep, (ieorge Ensor, Hampstead lito-W.

33 acres, 6 acres heavy woodland, pas" i ture stream. 7-rm. house, recently Teacher to share her apart-I ment with another teacher or business i near Rim woman. Phone Westmin.ster 745-H between i Wanted: Riders to Ilnltlmore. leuve Westminster at 7:30 a.

m. and leave Baltimore at 5 m. minster 927-J-12, West- FOR SALE For Sale: 2 very quiet spotted ponies. I5ros. Phone vV'estmlnster 772.

6tl31 For Sale; Immediate delivery. Gehl ForaKe harvesters with blowers. Cobey power take-off manure spreaders on rubber. Wlard plows, barrows. Hay and grain dryers.

New Holland side delivery rakes. Allis Chalmers- Itun and barn and other farm elee, fixed for milk shipping. Call Kep. Geo. Bemlller, Silver Kun 126.

acres, near Uniontown. large brick house, very large barn, silo, dalr.v, all necessary farm in uoih I condition. Land very well. Call Kep. J.

ii. Corbin. Westminster C. B. MII.LEK.

Brokers i tiO W. (irefn Westminster, Md. 6tl36 Important to Every yourself in case of accidents to employees on yout farm. Farm Liability insurance, offered by the Farm Bureau Mutual Autonio- bile Insurance Company of Columbus, Ohio, is a package policy combined with regular farm lia. bility insurance, A special feature extends ap to additional benefits for medical, surgical, ambulance, hospital, professional nursing and funei-al expenses.

Send for complete information about this economical protection. Call or Carroll S. Rinehart I i 73 E. Main St. Westminster, Mi Phone 645-W Night 815 F-i For Sale: 7-room brick bungalow, full bath upstairs, -part bath downstairs, all hardwood floors, hot- water heat, fixed for an upstairs apart- Mi north at mill, second farm.

Ernest H. lUckell. Katherine Mullinix, Mar.v Ann Silver Kun, Md. 340. rawmer, and (Hiviaj I WW tre Oelightfally Air-Conditioned HAMPSTEAD, MD.

the age of 81 years. Her husband preceded her In death about nine months ago, Mrs. Beckley was a daughter of the late Joshua and Wheeler Tracey. Surviving are two sisters. Mrs.

Philena Fenby and Miss Edna Tracey, Maryland, and one brother. Prof, Irvin Tracey, Yale University. Ftmeral services will be conducted at the Edward Tipton funeral home. Hampstead, Saturday morning at 10 The Rev. Louis M.

Young, pa.stor of the Hampstead Methodist circuit. will officiate. Interment will be in St. Abraham's Lutheran ceme- ten'. Beckleysville.

Friends may call at the Tipton funeral home this evening after 7 HARRY C. GIST Harry C. Gist. Freedom, died suddenly last evening in his sleep, at the age of 66 years. Mr.

Gist was born in Carroll county, a son of the late William B. and Alice Gist, At one time he worked as a foreman with the state roads commission but in recent years he had a huckster route. Surviving are his widow'. Mrs. Katie S.

Gist; two sisters, Mrs. Can'ie Bowersox, Washington, D. and Mrs. Clarence Shipley, Eldersburg: a brother. Joshua R.

Gist. Freedom, and a faster sister, Mrs. Hayden Bollinger, SNYDERSBURG HOMEMAKERS Westminster. Funersl seivlces will i Trri be conducted Monday morning at; a sHie SalcB nient. Located near Klmer Wolfe High Pontiac-New Westnilu- school.

Cnlon Bridge. garage. Service. 6tl34 i chicken hou.se and two iiuilrtlng lots. M.1- ster, Md.

For Sale: Oliver tractor on new rubber; included are power pulley, hillside hitch. 14-inch double gang plow and knee-action double-row t'Ul- tlvator, used one season, with hydrnu- Apply C. Roscoe Myers, Union Urldgc, Phone 43-M. 6tl36 FOR RENT rooms and bath apartment, 4 1 on tractor for sam-. priced at and hath apartment.

All li-'J Come tf Marker's Mill, on road 1 Ontrally located. Write Box 64. fioS' Silver Run to Mayberry, turn FRIDAY and SATURDAY, AUGUST 20 and 21 FLOWER'' with Robert Hutton and Joyce Reynolds Last DOUBLE FEATURE! MAN Also DOG RUSTY" Saturday, Aug. 21 HOOSIER HOT SHOTS and JITVE VINCENT in OF Also Serial News THE A TRE REISTERSTOWN, MARYLAND Mon. August 22, 23 24 YVONNE DeCARLO and ROD CAMERON in Also Powder River Gunfire News Sunday Shows, 2, 4 and 9 P.

M. EARLE THEATRE TANEYTOWN, MD. 'Phone Taneytown 154 Fri. Aug. 20 21 Adventure coming your way, with Plus Chapter No, 1, James Rides Saturday, 21 RUSSELL HAYDEN and ALMO CARROLL, in Sun.

Auf. 22 23 MERLE OBERON and ROBERT RYAN, In Color Cartoon News Tues, Sc 24 25 VIRGINIA C.REY and HENRY MORGAN, in This Is New News Thum, Aujr, 26 27 JOHNNY WEISSMULLER in and the Bankert. Mt. Airy High school Quentin Earhart, principal Frances Brown, Thonuis, Amelia YinglinK. Patsy Welty, EdKar Myrle Keck, (Jrace EuKlebreclit, Audrey Smith, Barbara Sprague, liOuis Fowler, Margaret Mt.

Airy Elementary Free, vice principal: Corrine Watkins, niive Mount, Pearl Belllsoii, Frances Helen Wampler and Marguerite Pawson, Colored Jones, principal; and Helen Butler. Robert Mot on High School Daisy Harris, Dotson, Theodore Stephens, (ieorge Bennett, Wanda Wilson, Sarah B. Wise and Mae Prince Robt-rt Moton Shockley, and Anna Roberts Evans. (Ireen AUTOMOBILE ROW For Sale; Ford truck, chatists and cai) only, 4 of 6 tires, almost new new engine last winter. Excellent me- condition.

S. H. Tevis Son. Cnlf Oil Products. Westminster, Phone 433, 6tl34 We cnn jfUe Immediate delivery on Allis-Chalmers New and used cultivators for WC and RC used Case VC tractor with cultivators.

New Case VA tractor with mounted mower attachu)ent, Case S. E. power unit. Case hammermills, S-inch and 10-inch, Case silo filler. Cultivators for VAC, SC and PC tractors, mounted mower for VAC Case tractor, two-bottom mounted plow for Case VMC tractor.

Case farm wagons with brake and l)ox. Cirove farm wagons with brake box, Wiard two-bottom tractor plows on rubber, 12 Inches and 14 Inches, Pun- i ham cultipacker, New Holland cylinder' i nryslop smbui MOTORS For Sale: 194B International plck-up, with or without cattle racks, cxira clean, reasonable. J. King, West- minbter. Phone I.aSallc 4-door sedan Hudson 4-dtior li-ddor Bulck coupe Md.

Phone I 6tl34 corn shelters, hammermills. all-purpose mixers and mounted tractor saws. enna. Model 10 New Idea manure spreader, four wheels on rubber tires, DeLaval milkers, DeLaval cream separators, i hand or electric, dairy water heaters, c. Huick iHl vacuum can hoist, DeLaval and Victor o''nter and seat cover.K, frozen food freezers, steel fence posts in perfect condition, i Apply, Ezra 2tVS E.

(Jreeil 10:30 with rites at his late residence. Concludinsr obsequle.s will be held in Weslev-Freedom Methodist church at 11 The Rev. C. W. Jordan, assisted bv the Rev.

C. H. Shaw and the Rev. A. W.

Garner will officiate. Interment will be in the church cemeterv. C. Waltz is the funeral director. MARYLAND BURIALS H.

MARSHALL FRITZ Funeral for H. Marshall Fiitz, 89 years, of Deer Park, who died at a nursing home in Baltimore, on Sunday, Airp. 15, were held from the chapel of William Berryman Sons, Main street, Reisterstown, Wednesday, at 2 p. m. The Rev.

0. D. Taylor, oiRciated. Interment was made in the Reisterstown Methodist Mr Fritz, who was the husband of the late Elizabeth Musgrove PYitz, is survived by two brothers, William and James Fritz, Llbertytown. Pallbearers were Richard Vaughn, Elarl Gore.

Charles Bowers, George Bowers. Herbert Tillman and W'illiam Tillman, UNION BRIDGE Mt. Union Lutheran Sunday school will a food and bake sale stand at the Mrs. Maurice Grinder Middleburg, on Saturday, Aug. 21, beginning at o'clock.

The Snydersburg Club a biis trip to Hershey, on Tuesday, where they and bale wire ties. WEKTZ OARAGE Llnet)oro, Md. Phone Hampstead 3-F-6, For Sale: Electric washing machine, 2 metal tubs on stands. All in first---------------- cla.ss condition. Phone Westminster visited the chocolate factory.

Rose 514 6ti34 Garden and Park. The following For Sale; Heatrola, can heat 5 rooms; first-class condition. E. H. Turner, Union Bridge.

Phone 143-W, after 6 p. Ctl34 For Sale: New snow- biill machine, guaranteed Ti) per cent profit on all sales. If interested, write Box 283, Emmltsburg, Md. For Sale: 6 piece maple dinette Color Cartoon News Saturday, 28 FI)DIE DEAN and DOI.OKES In To Serial- Tracy Color Cartoon News COMING ATTRACTIONS Esther Williams, in An Island With You" RiU Skelton, in Fuller Bru.sh Betty Hutton, in Russell Hayden, in Last enjoyed the trip: Mrs. Charles Walsh, daughter Julia, Mrs.

Helen Walsh, Mrs. Quentin Derr and two sons, Mrs. John Krebs, Mrs. Brooke Leister, Mrs. Alfred Frederick and daughter Nancy, Mrs.

Jesse Miller, Mrs. Albert Rill, Mrs. John Reed, Mrs. Manasaa Reed, Mrs. Esta Land, Mrs.

Albert Rill, Mrs. Leonard Smith, and daughter Alice, Mrs. Leslie Leppo and granddaughter Joyce Compton, Mrs, William Bishop, Mrs. Simmons, Mrs. Clarence Simmons and daughter Patsy, Mrs.

Pearl Simmons and wood, cut for stove or fircp granddaughter Jane Armacost, livered at a cord. Place Harry Caplin and son Charles. Tlie Philippines contain 12 volcanoes whncJi have been more or less active in modern times. Westminster, Phone Hfl34 (ienernl auto ropnirlnK, ear wahhing, cars polished and waxed, (jetiulne Hudson parts and Tires, tubes and batteries. Zepii authorized Hudson dealers.

Westminster, Htl3l For Sale; Chevrolet eonch, goofl condition. Apply, Hnlph Walfih, Wesley church, Hampstead. Md. I sed Cars Trucks for Sale Tnule Nash ti. inclnding over-drive Nash sedan sedan, as is lp.37 Na.sh Ambassador, clean as new liCiii Chevrolet coupe, as Is $3-5 HAPPY HOUR NURSERY SCHOOL Under the direction of Mrs.

Eiva Cooper, announces its Fall opening September 15i offering: half and all-day ses- For information phone or 755-W. or write 79 E. Main St. WESTMINSTER, MD. PEACHES BELLE OF GEORGIA A white peach, wll be on August 20 and throuirhout nel For 6 piece mma maple Week Flhertn nifi follo ite.

overstuffed chair and stooJ; ElOerta and Hale to about AuRust 27. No peaches sold farm. Baugher's Food Market I 2 mile from Westminster, Mil- Phone 257-W. a cook stove with oil burnersi. Apply, 37 W.

George Westminster, For Sale: Seasoned white ouk fire our order new Chcvndct 1 iiiincl, Ik ZI.PI’ N.ASJI I'luine estmlnbter, Md. now. Kalph Baumgardner, liti K. Westminster. I'hone rtfV3-W.

IN MKMORIAM Tn loving memory of Waller (I'trvcr who died one year ago today, m.Kis an OF THANKS We wish to express our Hiucere tlvanks and appreciation to our many friends and neighbors for the flowcia, card.s atul acts of kindness shuwn us during the and after the death of Walter 1,, We deeplv api)reclafed the b.vcly tioral dc.siuns k'ivcn by the citi- Zens Ilf niont iiwn. I hose who used tliclr many nuin.v 3.. Vnd Fainllieis. Adv. IN' Ml A loving triluiii in niy dciir brother, Waiter i.criiy (iiirvcr, awuy one year ago, August 1P47.

Those whom Me love go out of Sight, Hut never out of mitul; They are cherished In the hearts Of those they leave behind. I.ovlng and kind in all his ways; rpriiiht and to iheciul of his dayg; and tnu' in licart aiul mind, nteniiiiie'. Ill behind. I i Adv. OPENS DAILY AND SUNDAY AT 2 WITH CONTINLOIS PEKFOKMANCES UNTIL II P.

M. BUY V. S. SAVINGS BONDS AND STAMPS ti CARI) OF THANKS I wish to thank all niy friends for the flowers and other gifts received during my stay in the I hospital, since my return home for the of the lance tlie Uindne-s of ilie al'euil Sills for iriji to Hiid from the low pital. INt KN I Kl l.l Adv IX (T.VTIVKR In memory of a dear friend.

W. who departed this life, one jear ago, August 2b, For 5-bnri)er I'erfeetlon roal oil range, built-in good condition. C. Stansfield, I'inksburg P. lu-ar (famber.

For Sale: all roll Wilhide, Md. lor Super meiU Sale: 3 of eultivatorti tractor. Tlampulfad Hampstead, Md. fit 134 For Sale: (Jra.v wool and bcijfe 1 coal. It, gooil condition.

Call Mrs. Allie Flenner, We.st minsi er. Md. Phone "KO E. St.

est minster. Md. l'usseiiicer SiylM. chev. IM.

'I n. sed. litpl liev. 4 dr. I IMii i.rd lim Spt.

sedan, blu P.ltl 'l'n. sedlMI, i P.Kl St ud. baker, black '( liMl PU ni.nii h. T. T.

iiioiit h. idne Kord. Ford, blue Hl'Jl) fpe. lliti sedMii. sed, r.l,'!8 lark bille I ''hamii.

I'ly month. H127 HPH RODKEY REUNION Will be held in woods, near Tyrone, SUNDAY, AUGUST 21 All nu mbers of the clan are A basi For Sale: HIngle-row corn for tractor. TTampstesd Implement Supply Company, Ilampste.i Md. For Hale: 4Vj-ft. mower for tractor, llampstiad Implement Siip ply lliiinpstead.

Md, For Sale: liitney baby In good condition, Phone 41S P.i.'iS Sindebaker. IPH's sedan. lU-U 1SiH7 IMynionlh black. 2 dr. 1 1037 poutine.

r.nTA r.iMA invited to be present lunch will be ri I'oiit r.71C For Bale; Crosley electric tor, sealed unit, 1P41 moilel. Can be at lib Main We.stminster. Md. Phone omnifrciiii on hevrolet 111 rolet pjeU li'44 ('hevrolet (' We do not fork-'cl Vdii. nor do uc intend.

walniit room suite. In We think of yon often and will to the condition; large fern, piiieles- furnace. in good condition, l.iberal offer ficeepted. Phone Westminster uai by I may I I 1 11 I lor AdT. Md.

(. 'rville Mill, cb-an I ich I. Smith, New Win up. i(ca I ruck, 11 I 'i: hevrolet Plck-iij Pord p.r’i Salesmen Woo mi.i lite. Ct (COMMITTEE) er.

cliarlle IP.n lionnld Iv fit K77A I ill LOST AND FOUND of I hsv I iibtii- 11 N. Win I iiul'or 1 1 aiter 6 ih i FOR SALE PEACHES GOLDEN JUBILEE Recommended foi" and freezing. CATOCTIN MT. 0RCHARW( Thurmont, Md. 'phone Thurmont 41-F-22.