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PAGE SIX Westminster CHURCH AWARDS GIYEN AT DINNER Middle Atlantic Honors St. Mark's, Hampstead, Chosen In State WESTMINSTER A Tompkins Countv. N. Y. church of 221 members last night received the "Middle Atlantic Area Town and Country Church of the Year Award" for 1956.

The McLean Community Church, McLean, N. Y. Dr. Arthur Moody, minister, received this citation and a cash award of $300 at the Awards Presentation Dinner of the Town and Countv Church Development Program for the Middle Atlantic Area. The dinner was held at the Meadow Branch Church of the Brethren, Taney town Road.

At the same time the St. Clairs ville Lutheran Parish of Bedford Countv, of which Dr. F. W. Brandt is pastor, received a Middle Atlantic citation for "Commendable Progress" with a cash award of $200.

St John's Methodist Church, Spencer, Va the Rev. Otis W. Lvnch, minister, received the Middle Atlantic citation for "Progress" and a cash award of $100. Each of these churches has already received the "Town and Country Church of the Year Award" in its own state. This state citation had brought in each case a cash award of $300.

These churches were chosen from among 204 churches In the mid Atlantic Area which were enrolled in the second year of the Church Develop Hampstead, received the Maryland "Town and Country Church of the Year" citation. This church, of which the Rev. Russell E. Fink is the pastor, was chosen from the 48 Maryland churches enrolled in the Church Development Program to receive the citation and cash award of $300. Other Maryland churches received citations and awards last night for "Commendable Progress" and cash awards of $100 and for "Progress" and cash awards of $50.

In the first group were: Bentley Springs Methodist Church, the Rev. Robert Mitzel, minister; Denton Church of the Brethren, the Rev. Llovd D. Haag, minister; Howard Methodist Circuit, the Rev. Ennis Coale.

minister, and the Peachblos som Church of the Brethren, the Rev. Floyd Mitchell, minister. Those in the latter group were: Emmanuel Evangelical and Reformed Church, Westminster R. Dr. Miles S.

Reifsnyder, minister; Hancock Methodist Church, the Rev. L. W. Burton, minister; Maryland Line Methodist Church, the Rev. Robert Mitzel, minister; Mt.

Gilead Methodist Church, Woodensburg, the Rev. Karl H. Wareheim, minister; St. Paul's Lutheran Church, Upperco, the Rev. Harold R.

Stoudt, minister. The dinner, which was attended bv 185 persons from the Middle At lantic area, was the second annual dinner held by the Town and Country Church Development Procram This is sponsored for all churches in place of less than 10,000 in tne states of Delaware, Maryland, New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania and West Virginia. It has been set up by the state councils of churches of Maryland Delaware, New Jersey New York, and West Virginia: also by the Sears Roebuck Foundation and by the Westminster Theological Seminary. Dr. Aaron h.

KapKing, Lost Creek, was the guest speaker at last night's dinner. For the past 10 years Dr. Rapking was fwofessor of community and rural ife at Hiwassee College, Madison ville. Term, presiding at the dinner was Dr. John Baxter Howes, of the Department of Rural Church at Westminster Theological Seminary.

Venturists Plan Doll Show The annual doll show, sponsored by the Venture Club, will be held on the Municipal Playground Tuesday at 7 p. m. The 10 categories under which each individual doll can be entered are: most unusual, bridal most elaborate, best handmade, best dressed, oldest, smallest, foreign doll, largest, most battered and cutest animal. Three ribbons will be awarded in each specific group. Every child participating in this event will receive a favor.

The show is under the direction of the project committee of Jayne Koelber, Helen Wagner, Dot Ware time, Beverly Barnes, Pat Conover and Shirley Blacksten, chairman. The luncheon meeting of the Westminster Chamber of Commerce was held at Legion Square. John R. Byers gave completed report on the Welcome Home Colts football banquet. There was more rtisMiRRirMi on the special meeting of the chamber to be held Sept.

15 when cnange of by laws will be presented. Sportsmen At Camp The Westminster Forest and First Show at Dusk OPEN EVERY NIGHT July 27, 28 JOHN PAYNE MARY MURPHY in "HELL'S ISLAND" and SPENCER TRACY VAN JOHNSON ROBERT MITCHUM "THIRTY SECONDS OVER TOKYO" Color Cartoon July 29, 30 DEAN MARTIN JERRY LEWIS: In "YOU'RE NEVER TOO YOUNG" and JOSE FERRER JUNE ALLY SON 'THE SHRIKE" Color Cartoon July 31, Aug. 1, 2 ANNE BAXTER ROCK HUDSON in "ONE DESIRE" and STERLING HAYDEN ARTHUR FRANZ "BATTLE TAXI" Color Cartoon Murk's Lutheran Church, Hampstead, the Rev. Russell E. Fink, pastor, last i night received a cita New York State Unit Gets.tion and $300 for be ing Judged the Mary land 'Town Country Church of the Year" at a dinner in Westminster.

The church was chosen state winner In competition with 48 churches enrolled in the Town and Country Church Development Program administered by the Westminster Theological Seminary. NEW WINDSOR Brian Ben. jdict, Reuban Morningstar, Douglasj uyer ana uavia Kooson are attending church camp on the West River this week. Mrs. James Darr and children left Tuesday to visit relatives in Cleve St.

Marks' Lutheran Church, Church took a bus trip to Washington Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Koontz were rivc iiuubc warming meir new hurled bv the state home on Pike HiU Thursday. oursea Dy ine state weanesaay.

The annual picnic and fried chicken and ham supper for St. Benjamin's (Krider's) Lutheran Church, near Westminster, will lane piace tomorrow at the church grounds. The ladies will start ser ving suppers in the social hall beginning at 3:30 p. m. In the evening for entertainment there will be presented three humorous sketches.

The titles and their par ticipants inciuae: "i Always say wnn Mary Hosield, Alfred Yingling and Ellen Frock; "New Neighbors," Nancy Shoemaker, Helen Reynolds, Madeline Weller, Irene Young and Nellie Fritz and "And the Lamp Went Out," Carol Fritz, Donald Weller, Agatha Cashman and Isabel Arbaugh. The public is invited. Letter From President Paul Smith, an announcer over radio station WTTR, has received a letter from President and Mrs. Mamie Eisenhower from the White House. On the occasion of President and Mrs.

Eisenhower's 40th wedding anniversary recently, Smith wrote them that he was playing one and a half hours of recorded music, dating from the year of their marriage through the 40 years of the top tunes of the day. Smith received a letter yesterday morning which read: "The dent joins me in expressing ou." gratitude and appreciation tor tht warm message you sent us on oui 40th wedding anniversary. We shaL long remember your thought of us Sincerely, Mamie Doud Eisenhower." Mr. and Mrs. Harper Will, South Bend, are visiting Mr.

ant Mrs. Edgar Royer, Ridge Road. The Rev. Charles E. Bulen, as sistant minister of the Westminstei Methodist Church, will preach the 10:45 a.

m. worship service Sunday. His subject is "He Restoreth My Soul." Neal Hering will sing "I Sought the Lord" by Stevenson, with Mrs. Hering at the console. Mrs.

Furn Reichard, president of the Westminster Soroptimist Club, has received an invitation for club members from Miss Helen Clark, president of the Baltimore Club, to meet the president of the Denmark Club, Mrs. Ellen Hoff at a tea Sunday, Aug. 19 from 5 until 7 p. m. at Miss Clark's home at 1506 Pickett Road, Towson.

A wiener roast was held Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. John Harris, near Westminster. Refreshments and games were enjoyed by Mr.

and Mrs. Carl Harris, David, Roy, Roger Lee and Janet Harris; Mr. and Mrs. Charles Stem and son Dennis, Mr. and Mrs.

Clifford Beard, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Wisner, Mr. and Mrs. Elton Zentgraf and Joan, Janet and Joseph Zentgraf, Mr.

and Mrs. Vernon Yingling, Audrey Yingling, Mrs. Betty Keeney, Brenda Keeney, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sprinkle, Mr.

and Mrs. Franklin Deardorff, Mr. and Mrs. Theodore McKinney, Martha Nusbaum, Eileen Long and Theodore Massi cott. Out of town guests were Mr.

and Mrs. James Clary, Mr. and Mra. James Wisner and Elaine and James Mr. and Mrs.

Eugene Yingling, Patricia and Terry Yingling, Spencer Leiskie and Donald Jackson, Baltimore; Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Ballman and family, Glen Burnie; and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Ballman and Riveria i Miss Carolyn Markle, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Glenn Markle, Willow Avenue, has returned from a visit with ner aunt, Major E. Ro maine Harbaugh, of the Salvation Army, who is in charge of the Children's Home of the Salvation Army in Philadelphia. MONOCACY DRIVE IN i Between Taneytown A Emmitsbarf Box Office, opens 1:80 P. M.

weekdaya 1:00 M. Saturday and Sunday This Theater on DS Time LAST TIMKS TOMfiHT Fred Mac Murray In "AT GI'N POINT" and Ida Luplno In "WOMAN'S PRISON." Saturday only Richard Carlson in "MAGNETIC MONSTER" and 10:30 onl. Dana Andrews la "SMOKE SIG NAL." I Alwayi JK1.9X per car, tax included THE EVENING SUN HANOVER, PA. FRIDAY, JULY 27, 1956 WINNERS St. ir an ST and Tir l.

JT 1 J1 iiHiiwiniiiiiniiiii Lin mm nil nun mil SSSJSPEECH CLASS FOR CHILDREN PLANNED (Conunued From Page One muu, OHIO. nrinninal nf nmmr Area Mr. and Mrs. Russell Leonard, Gerald Matthews, a member of Eastern Shore ore viciHnw hav cic. ter, Mrs.

Orville jSouth Eastern Joint school board, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Strine and fam 'was elected treasurer of the coun keen vacationing in Ocean ty board. He will succeed Clair City this week. MSgt.

Fred Bower and familv en route from California to Quantico, visited his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Bower on Wednesday. ine mempers oi tne Linwood Stream Club held lis July encamp ment iasi weekend.

Inclement weather conditions curtailed some of the events that had been planned, but there was some land cast ing and a continued point raising for skeet shooting. There were about 35 members for the three day camp. The August camp is sched uiea lor Aug. 17, 18 and 19 ine Westminster Fire depart ment conveyed Mrs. Margaret Hatfield, Sykesville, to Mercy Hospital MARYLAND WEDDINGS HOFFMAN PER EGOY Miss Doris Virginia Peroeoy, dau ghter of Mr.

and Mrs. Elmer Peregoy, 29 Chatsworth Avenue. Reisterstown, became the bride of Thomas F. Hoffman, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Frank I. Hoffman, Arcadia, Sunday at 2 p. m. in Reis terstown Methodist Church. The pastor, the Rev.

Harold Bell Wright, officiated at the double ring cere mony in a setting of lighted candles, palms and white carnations and snapdragons. Mrs. P. C. Wroe, Glyndon, played traditional wedding marches and accompanied the soloist, Russell Robertson, Reisterstown.

Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore a white handclipped Chantilly lace gown with a floor lemrth skirt and chapel train. The silk French illusion fingertip length veil fell from a headpiece with pearl beading. She carried a white Bible topped with a white orchid with streamers. Mrs. Robert Peregoy, Wood lawn, cousin of the bride, was matron of honor.

Her gown was a ballerina length pastel blue with matching straw headpiece and carried a nosegay of pink carnations. Bridemaids were Miss Linda Staley, Reisterstown, friend of the bride, who wore a pink dress; Miss Barbara Beachley, Havre de Grace, college roommate of the bride, who wore yellow; Mrs. Robert1 Sprinkle, Hampstead, cousin of the bride, who wore green, and Miss Ruth Shilke, Hampstead, cousin of the bride, who wore lavender. All attendants' dresses were fashioned alike with matching straw headpieces with a veil and white wrist gloves. All carried nosegays of carnations.

Miss Staley and Miss Beachley carried blue flowers, and Mrs. Sprinkle and Miss Shilke car ried yellow flowers. Bonnie Utz, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. r'aynard Utz, Hampstead, was flower girl.

She wore a white lace over blue taf feta ballerina length dress and white wrist gloves and carried a nosegay of blue and white carnations. William Armacost, Arcadia, uncle of the bridegroom, was best man. Ushers were Robert Perogoy, wooaiawn. cousin or the bride: Rodger Oursler, cousin of the bride groom, and William Morgan and Tom Morgan, Washington, fratern ity brothers of the bridegroom. Following the ceremony a reception for 250 guests was held in the social room of tle church.

The couple left on a honeymoon to the Finger Lakes in upper New York State. Upon their return they will reside at Arcadia. The bride will be a junior at Towson State Teachers College in the fall. Both bride and bridegroom are 1954 graduates of Franklin High School, Reisterstown. Mr.

and Mrs. Perogoy entertained 26 guests including the bridal party at a buffet dinner at their home Saturday before rehearsal. Try To "Avoid" Accidents PERCY M. BURKE AGENCY Westminster. Md 6t tf Adv.

ADAMS SCHOOLS WILL (Continued From Page One) Hamilton Township, $2,318.79: worked out. Cost of taking the town, Menallen Town youngsters to York will be reim jP' Mt. Joy Township, V. Neuhaus, a member of South ern Joint board, whos term on the county board expired. Wilbur H.

Gantz, Shrewsbury, Uremren OUnaaV benool held fl nir ao: seafoH a hnarH momhor nic at Alpine Beach Wednesday. iH. woo ua vh uiu vavvy vv. va vw vaw wvat va uu ing the annual convention of York County school directors Jan. 25 to replace Neuhaus.

Mt. Pleasant Township, New Oxford, Oxford Township, Reading Township, Straban Township, Tyrone Township, Union Township, $1,093.33, and York Springs, $1,146.91. OBITUARIES (Continued From Page One) at the funeral home Sunday SGT. EUGENE V. BEAN 4 Master Sergeant Eugene Victor Bean, 37, died Wednesday at Fort Benning Army Hospital, Columbus, Ga.

He had a coronary attack four weeks ago and suffered another attack Wednesday. He was the husband of Ethel M. Alwine Bean, New Oxford. Born at Ft. Gibson, he was a son of tne late Russell and Alice M.

Leeds Bean. He served in the First Infantry Division for 17 years. He served during World War II and for two and a half years with occupation services in Okinawa. Set. Bean also served the Korean conflict from June, to December, 1952.

Surviving are his wife and one daugnter Margaret A. Bean, and one brother, J. H. Bean, Pacoima, a nall brother, Elzie Woods, and a half sister, Mrs. Bessie Farmer, both of Muskogee.

and a number of nieces and nephews. Funeral ser vices will be held at 2 p.m. Sunday at the Fred F. Feiser funeral home, New Oxford, with the Rev. Dr.

George E. Sheffer, pastor of the First Lutheran Church, New Oxford, officiating. Burial will be In New Oxford Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home tomorrow after 7 p.m. Military rites will be conducted by the Post 202, Amer ican Legion, honor guard, Getts burg.

MISS ROSIE A. THOMAS Miss Rosie A. Thomas, 65, Gardners R. D. 2, died at 4:40 a.

m. today at the Carlisle Hos pital where she was a patient 17 days. Born in Idaville, a daughter of the late Elmer and Jane Sowers Thomas, she was a member of the Goodyear Lutheran Church. Surviving are two brothers, Jesse C. and Elmer Thomas, Gardners R.

D. 2. Funeral services will be held Monday at 1 p. m. at the Dugan funeral home, Bendersville.

Burial will be in Mt. Holly Springs Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home Sunday between 7 and 0 p. m. RUSTLER IN WOODBINE RECEIVES TWO YEARS BALTIMORE Uh William D.

Cole admitted loading the cows two years in federal prison for rounding up three cows from a Woodbine farm and selling them to a North Carolina slaughter house. Cole admitted loading the oews on a truck after breaking down a fence on the farm of Howard C. Nicodemus in Howard County. Asst. U.S.

Atty. John H. Som ervnie saia me cows mciuaea a prize brown Swiss, a Guernsey and a Holstein. They were sold for about $280 in Salisbury, N. C.

The slaughterhouse owner recognized them as dairy cows and identified them by neck tags. They later were returned to I musical SyHTSl 1 ISU. K1NC FtATUSS SYNDICATE, t. 0LD BKSNTS SUUVU) "My girl friend dropped a flower pot on it. Can yoi repair it?" JUVENILE DELINQUENCY CONFERENCE PLANNED BALTIMORE Gov.

Mc Keldin's second annual conference on Juvenile delinquency, set for September 10 12 at the University of Maryland, will be beamed equally at interested citi zens of Maryland and the state's professional social workers. Tentative plans for the confer ence were made at a meeting of the State Commission on Preven tion and Treatment of Juvenile Delinquency this week. The three dav arovernor's con ference will be divided between general sessions and work group studies as laymen and professionals study the problem of Juvenile delinquency in Maryland. The conference will serve as a springboard for the commission's 14 commmees in drawing up a blueprint for Maryland's delinquency protection and treatment. Each committee will set up a work group headed by an expert in tnat particular nem.

rnese groups will compare what is being done in Maryland with what the ideal situation should be. From these comparisons they will attempt to arrive at plans of action. The conference will be open to the public with three groups hav DECEIVE CTiTC rum'c 'n? special invitations the county KCvCI Jj 1 A 1 1 wntLKb commissioners of each Maryland county or persons designated to represent a group of young people and statewide organizations with interest in Juvenile de Germany Township, linquency. of Henry J. Miller, supervising jHamiltonban Township, FINES, FORFEITS PAID Highland Township, The Ladies Auxiliary held its pic Township, eienfL1! S'thTn MondayjScho1 System' iLatimore Townraip, Lib tha.n 0 A trflnsnnrt.atinn nlan is tn Kfl Jn.

The Pathfinders Class of Pipe mw.cj.kj, uwiioiu(j, i iin iea BEFORE MAGISTRATE; is WESTMINSTER The following charges have been submitted before Trial Magistrate Ernest Dukes in his court on Court Street: Kroest Harbausrh Ball, Westminster, found guilty of failing to grant right of way, paid $10 and costs on charge by Trooper it; r. m. Haun. Charges by 1st Sgt. C.

C. Zutnbrun Jack A. Kipple. Brodbecks, forfeited ami costs for exceeding 10 milea an hour; also forfeited iM) and costs tur failing to drive to right of center of road. Charges by Trooper T.

E. Kuppert: George Thomas Mullinlx, Daisy, found guilty of speed greater than reasonable and proper, paid a line ot and coHts. William Carter Stoue, Westminster. forfeited $3 and costs for failing to stop at stop aigu. Thomas Gerrell Keatley, Miami, forfeited and costs for failing to slou at stop sign.

David E. Smith, Littlestown. forfeited and costs for speed greater than reasonable and proper. Aubrey Lorraine Mctjuay, Sykesville, forteited flu and costs for exceeding 5U uiiie speed limit. Jvristen Maelaml, Pittsburgh, forfeit ed $5 and costs for speed greater than reasouable and proper.

Martin Leroy Evaus, Gait her, for feited $5 and costs charged with speed greater than reasonable and proper. Charges by Trooper J. Mcrar land John Herman Hansen, Baltimore, for feited $5 and costs for parking in re stricted xone. Charges by Officer M. D.

Martin: Myrtle B. Shaver, Westminster, forfeited $10 and costa for exceeding tbe mile speed limit. Charges by Officer H. Wagner; George Augustus Brown, Baltimore, forfeited $0 and costa for exceeding the mile speed limit. Richard A.

Lenehan, Baltimore, forfeited $0 and costa for passing on double while line. Vernon L. Bosiey, Glen Rock, forfeit ed ami costs for exceeding 30 mile Hpeed limit. Koosevelt Mew born, Baltimore, forfeited $5 and costa for exceeding SO mile speed limit. David hm Kindell, Baltimore, forfeited 3 and coats for passing on white line.

Aipbonso Jackson, Baltimore, forfeit ed and costs charged with passing on double wnito lm. James Hicks Baltimore, forteited and costs for passing on double white line. Bert James Bhutta, Baltimore, forfeit ed $5 and costs for exceeding 3u mile speed limit. Leroy Alivin Kelson, Palm Beach, forfeited $8 and costs for exceeding 30 mile speed limit. Joseph Oscar Kaue, Baltimore, forfeited $1(1 and costa for exceeding SO mile speed limit.

Charges by Trooper K. W. Mesmer: Kolaml Grimes, Westminster, found guilty of failing to drive to right ot center of highway, paid a fine of $16 and costs. William Charges Nevins Taneytown, appeared on a charge of operating on suspended license, found guilty and bad fine and costs suspended. Thomas Junior Dell, Westminster R.

D. forfeited $10 and costa for exceeding 55 miles an hour. William John Sounders, Baltimore, forfeited $15 and costs for operating without a license. Anton Ruegsegger, New York City, forfeited $0 and costs for speed too great. Wilbur Eugene Reese, Union Bridge K.

u. 2, torteitea $5 and costs for reckless driving. Marie Mable Snyder, Union Mills H. D. 1, forfeited $10 and costs for ex ceeding ou miles an hour.

Uaymond Meirin Kychwalski. Balti more, forfeited $10 and costa for ex ceeding 55 miles an hour. Kenneth Gene McMchol. Canton. Ohio, forfeited $Ja and costa for ex ceeding 25 mile speed limit Donald Eugene Jones, Kandallstown.

forfeited $10 and costs for exceeding 55 mues an nour. Charlotte Anita Baker, Westminster. forfeited $5 and costs for improper passing. Leroy Crosby. Baltimore, forfeited $3 and costs tor speed too great.

Joseph Adam femith, Baltimore, for i'eited $15 and costs for operating with out a license and $5 Improper passing. Kenneth Elwood Wllmin Tanpvtnnn forfeited $15 and costs for Improper passing. John Howard Beyer, Baltimore, for felted $10 and costa for exceeding 55 unlet au Mir. Creed Monroe Conley, Baltimore, for feited $5 and costs for speed too great. Charges by Trooper Herbert H.

ny. der: Stewart Harris, Baltimore, forfeited $15 and cost for exceeding 55 miles an hour. Samuel Salvatore Oiardtno, Baltimore, forfeited $15 and costs for exceeding 55 nines an nour. Blchard Bamsey Kline. Frederick found guilty of exceeding 55 miles an hour, paid a fine of $10 and costs.

Frank Olen Lindsay, sykesville. for feited $100 and costs for operating under the influence of alcohol; also forfeited $25 and costs for reckless driv ing, laid by Trooper Kuppert, Westminster Livestock WESTMINSTER The market report from the WTestern Maryland Stock Yards Inc. quotes: Stock steers, per CWT, $13.10 to stock heifers, per CWT, $12 to $lo: stock bulls Der CWT, $11.25 to steers medium, bulls, med. good, $16.60 to cows, med. good, $11 to canners and cutters, su to graded calves.

200 lb. graded calves, 175 lb. graded calves. 155 lb av. $24.85 graded calves, 140 lb.

21; graded calves, 130 lb. $20; graded calves, 120 lb. a $17; graded calves, U0 lb. single calves, good to fancy, to $26.50: lambs, good choice, $21.25 to $22: lambs, plaln low medium, $14.25 to $17: pigs and shoats. per head.

$2.75 to shoats, per CWT, $13.75 to stock boars, per CWT, $10 to $13; hogs, choice, 180 220 ib. $17.60 to hogs, choice, 100 ISO lb, $17.60 to sows, $9.35 to $14.75, and heavy boars, $7 to $6.50. PUBLIC JiOTlCK I will not be responsible for any bills whatsoever, unless contracted for by me personally. GEORGE BAILEY Finksburg, Md. 611 Adv.

Md. Classified SfACfHELP WANTED Wanted: Man for fd mill mt lykn rllle, experience preferred. Frmh Grain Inc. Hampstead, phone 5051. Gttx BRANCH MANAGER TRAINEES (3) Growing consumer finance company with offices in Pennsylvania and Maryland seeks to enroll ambitious young men in a planned training program that leads to an executive position in 2 years.

The requirements are: Good appearance; age 21 30. Must be a high school graduate; college experience desirable, but not essential. Must have an automobile, for which liberal allowance is paid. This position is permanent, non selling and salaried. All modern employes' benefits including vacation with pay, group life, hospital and medical insurance.

For personal interview Call Westminster 1354 THRIFT PLAN FINANCE CORP. Of Westminster 61 East Main Street Westminster, Maryland Wanted: Mala naW a clerk for local hardware store. Experience preferred, but not essential. Stehblns Andernon Reisterstown. Md.

Phone 161. After 6 p. in. call Mr. Sultabaugh, Worthing 748 2.

pll Wanted: Men to work on live stoca farm, must be qualified to operate tractor; give references. Write, Box 64, Westminster, Md. SALESMEN WANTED Wanted Salesperson, experience nol necessary, full time or part time. Summer or permanent work, Average $75 to 80 per week. Hampstead Bible nhnn Hatnnstead 2688.

GUI MISCELLANEOUS Rave rats from a life of crime by Ing "Dcstrov" warfarin rst kllier. si pound. Ralph Bowman, Union Mills. Md. H7 FEMALE HELP WANTED WANTED OFFICE WORKER with typing experience, 5 days per week.

Please write giving age and experience. Write Box 64, WESTMINSTER, MD. VV ANTED SEWING MACHINE OPERATORS CLOTHING PRESSERS We have openings for experienced clothing pressers and sewing machine operators in our factory. Experienced on dresses, sports wear and other clothing items will be most helpful. In addition to high waes, other benefits including paid holiday, vacation pay.

bonus system and accident and sick benefits. Get in touch by calling Westminster 532 or stop around for an interview. WESTMINSTER COAT COMPANY 562 Baltimore Blvd. WESTMINSTER, MD. WOMAN 35 50 Plain cooking and general housework.

Live in nice home on waterfront near Annapolis, Md. Good salary, position, open August 1. Apply 3'YThe Sun Office WANTED GIRLS AND YOUNG WOMEN To learn a permanent trade. We are starting a training program for girls and young women who are interested in permanent jobs in the clothing industries. Trainees will start at $1.00 per hour and will receive regular increases in salary as they progress.

To be eligible you must be at least 18 years of age, in good health and be able work steady. WESTMINSTER COAT COMPANY 562 Baltimore Blvd. WESTMINSTER, MD. Phone 532 MALE AND FEMALE Wanted: House parents, middle age couple to supervise boys'. Strawbridge Home for Boys of tbe Methodist Church, Sykesville, Md.

Phone Srkes vllle 105. Bt115 situotcttwaoted Will ear for girl or boy to 5 years old, by day or week. Apply, 74 Court Westminster, phone 48 M. LIVE STOCK" W11U REAL ESTATE WANTED For quiet weekends, honse and soma ac.reage near Hanover. Need not be modern, must be rural and have electric.

State price and particulars. Write The Sun office. 6115 For Sale: 28 nice spotted Poland China shoats. Raymond Autz, 6 miles from Westminster on old Manchester road. 6tll7 For Sale: young registered Guernsey cows, Bangs tested.

Both fresh. Apply, Lake Weaut, Taneytown. phone 8564. 6114 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY Good Business Opportunity Well established, lucrative business offered in one of Westminster's best central locations. For business reasons, identity Is not advertised.

However, AUTOMOBILE ROW 1955 Chevrolet ton pick up. like new. only 13,000 miles. 1947 Ford 1' ton body who hiu racks. 1946 Chevrolet ton pick 1, Westminster, Md.

Phone 1 or fale'rT5l Dodge tn pick up witu racks Excellent condition. Keaa it.able. No use for it. Phone Westminster, after 5:30 p. m.

Biilck Super sedan. cheap. Phone Westminster. 23a 2 ftav .1 ft 6 JIt Westminster Motor Co. Csed Cars OK tsed Tru.ks All makes and models to choose from Immediate Delivery.

On the spot Finance 195R Chevrolet 2 door. hettef 1954 Chevrolet "210" 4 door sedsn heater, two tone paint 1953 Ford Ranch Wagon. R. H. overdrive 1953 DeSoto Firedome tnto matlc transmission A sedan, heater 1952 Pontiac Catallna.

hvdrsmsflc 1951 Dodge Meadowbrook door sedan, 1951 Buick Sedan, R. A H. Dy naflow 1950 Chevrolet 2 drtor sedan, hester extra low mileage 1950 Chevrolet Fieetllnt 2 door sedan Power Glide, A lfl.Mt Dodge 4 door sedan, heater 1549 Buick 4 door Sedan, R. H. Studebsker Champion, heater Ford Sedan, heater 1948 Lincoln coupe, heater 1947 Chevrolet Fieetllnt 2 door sedan, R.

A H. 1947 Pontiac 4 door sedan. R. A TRUCKS 195S Chevrolet ton panel 1953 Ford sedan delivery with heater Ford ton pick up 1318! 12D 13W 1953 Ford Custom a muor eilin hod tor 8 8' WESTMIXSTFR MOTOR CO. 119 E.

Main t. Wtmltf, Md. Phone Open Kreninxs till tttt SAFE BUY USED CARS 1954 CHEVROLET 2 door. R. P.

$1295 1 1053 MERCURY 2 door. heater, white walls. $1145 1953 OLDSMOBILE "88" 2 door, heater $1145 1953 PLYMOUTH Cambridge 4 door, heater $745 1952 DESOTO Custom Club coupe, R. it 1 automatic $645 1952 MERCURY hard top. Mercomatic.

$995 1951 PACKARD 200 Series 4 door. heater. ultramatic $645 1951 FORD Pordor, heater $545 1951. MERCURY 4 door, white walls. i Mercomatic $595 1951 MERCURY 2 door.

R. 6c Mercomatic. $595 1950 PONTIAC "8" 4 door. R. hydramatic.

$445 1950 MERCURY Monterey 2 door. de CD white walls $495 1949 BUICK Super 4 door. R. H. $295 194? CHEVROLET 4 door.

$95 RICHARDSON MOTOR CO. 538 W. Main St. WESTMINSTER, MD. Phone 800 Open Evenings until 9 Bonn Ponttae GOODWILL 1KD CAR 185S Pontiac.

70 actual miies. new car title and warrantv IittC. Mercnry custom sdan WA Ford Country sedan. 8 pass engcr Pontiac sedan, hydramatic. lw.4 rord.

one owner, clean Pontiac Custom Catallna 1V.3 Pontiac sedsn, hydrsmatic Pontiac 2 door, hydramatic. 1IH0 Pontiac sedan, hydramatic. 1VMU Kord Ttutor, U.D HM8 Buick Super serianette 1U48 Pontiac 2 door, like new 1H47 Buick sedaneite. new paint. 147 Buick Special sedan Convenient GM AC Terms Available.

BOHN PONTIAC ue MKW PONTIAC DKALII lit Penna 1 ent minster, Md. Phone lit ettf i. i 1950 Chevrolet 2 door li51 Oldsmohilc convertible, ma roon, with hydramatic '51 Ford "6" sedan '50 Plymouth all purpose 2 door Suburban, leather seats '50 Stndebaker Champion 4 door '49 Packard 4 door 49 Buick Super sedan, cool seat covers, Dynaflow '47 Plymouth Club sedan '47 Oldsmoblle. hydramatic "47 Buick Super '41 Chrysler sedan, clean '87 Buick Centurv. clean 7:.

4ic 495 I sed tar Values At Your CARROLL COINTY DKALKR 1ftM DeSoto Firedome "8' 2 door if lr4 Chrysler Windsor 4 door i ui tiuin nm air unor 1 Plymouth Savoy 4 door llr3 Chrysler Windsor 4door Ker Wale tKI FARM Mil IPMRNT 1245 lift 1UI 1953 Dodg a Coronet "8' 4 door O.D. w. 1953 Dodge Coronet "8" 4 door Torque w. 1953 Studehaker Champion 4 door 845 1153 Buick Super Hard top j.j, lital t)cSot Sportsman Chrysler Windsor K45 1M.MI Chevrolet 4 ton panel truck. 344 tmr cars arc reconditioned and guaranteed lo your satisfaction.

AMtKKSON RYftLKR, e. 1 Railroad Ave. Phone 11A Wetminter, Maryland 1 1 1 FOR Plrewood aellvered SS.oO per eord mill $4. (M per eord All oak. cm fr stove and fireplace Sawdust free Wa buy white oak Umber and toj4i ra estimates given MAPLE ORoVg MILLS.

Inc. Manchester. Md. Phons I tiampsteau gtif r'or Sales Oak lumber all nw7Unrm 1. 1 r.

1953 Chevrolet Bel Air Sport coupe. Phone Sliver Run, Md 7'ji ,953 Chevrolet Air coupe. 1952 Plymouth Cranbrook 4 door Ali'le. a to, tin Mt Orchard. Route 15.

R. H. 79A 1 hurniont 4H.J. Slftj Allls Chalmcrs SU All Crop Harvetter with engine. MK'ormick Deerlng 41 tomblti (P.T.O.).

49Sj Minneap4ls Mollot 6 comb! a witk online. Allis Chalmers Roln baler (F.T.O.), Sew Holland 77 baler with CBflnt 44Hi II. 8 Challcnicer Klcvator, ltHi Side dellvwry Rakes McCornlfk liw Dwring and John Icr. l8i Case V.C. Tractor with cultivator.

Cormlck Irinf tractor 1 4 24: Tractor plows mounted and wbe lWhtjrp. New Allls Chalmsrs 3. f. Cas. Nw Mtt'InVa.

Ontario Urainc Drills, and Fsrni Kqulpnient. DcLaval. Westlnghoiisa Ap 7W plisnce Sales and Victor Fre ara. t.KTK CiARAUK I.lneliora, Md. Phons Hampstead Mtl '11T For Malvt WC A Ilia Chalmers raltira tor plow; model John lecre.

model Mtnneapolis Sloliiwu David Erb, Tjroaa road, pbont Westminster, T1B 11 For ew and better flronta grass. Maryland adopttd and Mrv land grown; Kls1erry Brooa grass seed, pisatanle and and productive, anccett. fui whera other fcinrts nav failed. Available at Richardson Bros, and tf Fert laer and Feed. Co.

140 For Male: Antique Bedroom salt, places stove, electric refrigerator. P.lmer I'fouts. Ml Penna. Weit minster, phone 274 J. JBH5.

or Malef lftn feet mt wlredptckei fencing. Inches; roil of sew wsra netting, i fert wide, 123 lot; also new white niiiht table, 2 drawers. 120. Phone Westiiiioster, Svl betweea and lp. m.

nu For steel iW Wet with water cooler altar bed also Hooier trombone, like npw 1'hooe Wtstmins ter 3'5 after 4 p. m. 6115 For fale: So paper egg crate. getMl a new. w.

irsroe, 1 ntontowa. Md phone I nion Brldg after p. m. II1 or 1i sTW ert mtneter, ity water and sewerage, aod ligation, excellent view. Pboaa Wet minster.

Md. 1 Al 1 '120 REAL ESTATE FOR SALE A dasrv farm, qutek fosseastoa, god iM ation, gH.rOn. 7 A. dairj farm, extra good farmtag land and location, atong hard road. S21.U0U Caa tt bought wltk stock aad machinerv.

34 A. stock fsrre aitra good land. can sell iMitidtng lots off. Ji.TviO. A.

room bungalow with heat asd bath. alng bard road near ntoa Bridge. Md small bam aad tbes out buildings, l.ti 10 rou fra. nt house a part meats, in good repair, good seetlon of New Windsor. 3 baths, oil heat, $11 MOO.

room brick honse. extra well bnllt, now rented as 2 apartments, frill bath on each floor, automatic heat. Redficed price. Most be seea to be appreciate. can be lovely one ramlly house.

CVi dairy farm, all good balldlnga. F2 "i.ss. A. 11 room brtek house, good catioa. 1 mile fman Westminster; bath on each floor.

II heat, 14 A dairy or atork farm. 4 staa chion barn, all neeearv enthoildtngs. 11 room brick house, ettra good crop pin it farm. 7 A. dairy or stock farm.

room brick house, quick possession, V2 A dairy farm, stanchion nam. silo and ail neceaary outbuildings, roiB frame hnue, bath and beat. ts ftfl acre dairy ot stock farm. 16 stanchion bank barn, aear dairy, a car aaraira (and aii necvary outbuildings. a re frame bouse with bath and buMt ts) j' porches, modern kitchen, electric water jiKj ater.

Kxtra good location along hard ljroad. PossesiiioB lck. If Interested 4S. Better Bliv BUCK TRADK INS At H. DAI I CO.

'iW Chevrolet Bel Air sedsn, Power Glide, green with cream colored top. radio, heater, white, wall tubeless tires $i8ir '55 Ford Custom Tudor sedan, Fordonmle, two tone blue IffiW '56 Ply month Clob coupe 1385 '53 Buick Special Riviera, no shlft variable pitch Dynaflow. white wall tires, foamtex cushions 2385 '54 Ford Crestline Fordor. two toac green, Fordomatic 8 engine 1395 54 Buick Special Riviera, Dover white, maroon top, seat covers, 12 volt 8, foam seats 169.. '54 Ford Customline Club sedan, powder blue finish.

Fordo matlc Plymouth 2 door, Hv drlve '53 Chevrolet one owner 4 door sedan. Power Glide, radio. heater iofl, Plymouth i la a smsil farm, look this over. STRINr RKAI, KST4TE New ladr. Md.

Phone tai in Htriwe, Agent Phone ii4 For Jle: Attnsetiv aew raneb tf hottse itb gsrage la basement. All conveniences, in Hiiver Rtin, Md. Par inspection and price, call A W. Feeder Silver Run 511. i'tf Near Westminster anil near bard road, a 4.Vaere property Improved with i rtmuj uciuHf aim iisib mo oiuJ buildings.

Very desirable, 4 well Ucate! building lots in Wsst nunmer at each. bed room brick house la Westminster. AH hardwood floors and spacious lot. O. R.

ROBERTSON AGENCY Office phone Baltimore Ma. 7 S4 1 Reaidene phan West sal nstev For Sale: room modern bungalow ar Glyndon. Blinds and stove Includ ed. Reasonable. Owner selling.

Pho Relttcrstpw 1317. Per" Sate 20 acres: room frame dwelling with all convenience; barn, chicken house, brooder house, excellent spring, school bus service. Price XJti.iss). 2 acre 3 roore house, Jjatb. furnac.

electric hot water heater; garage, nice lawn and shade; frontage enough to sell off one lot; 4 mile from Hampstead, SUSfSJ .1 acres unimproved land with VA tt. amiirmitp tinn sedan 1 1.. flurk bine ironiage. goou onuiung suca, i I li III IB 5r. juear Black it Decker plant.

K.voo. PROTON HAI.IC tt S. Main HampMtead, Md. Phona M44 or 7t4l 6117 For Male: Farm, KS acres, rooms, story, wstcr and electric; barn, tractor house other outbuildings feuced. Pond, water for Irrigation.

Leaving atate. Sea appointment onlv, 2 milea east Wctmiuter on l.eidv road. 28 miles "''ifrotn Baltimore. By owner, phona West minster 160.VW 8tl 4U. nir paie: Miiiining lot along i nerry town road in Silver Run, Md.

170x' loation. Call Westminster 187ft TRI CKS "I after 4:30 D. m. '1U 'ton Dlck uP 1595 For Sail; Xwi; Um Pnp' 845! 8 room houae en Carroll St. as heat, uai oea Knotty cedar kitchen unit, uom '49 G.MC tractor, equipped '48 White WB 22 tractor, full tractor, equipment, 5 peed, O.D.

transmission Buick lS. Tires THE W. H. DAVIS COMPAXT Westminster, Md. 305 ttf complete details will be given person plus a sood selection V.i,i ally, not bv teleDhone.

to interested Lr." ooa geiectlon of older used parties. Monetary investment $14,000 to SIS.OtK). Good reason for selling. FF.RCV M. BI RKK AGKXCT till fc.

Main Westminster, Md. etiid Investirite These lnt Choice ars iim rKit.MM.v CARROLL iTy DOIKiK DFALLRS '55 Plymouth Plaza 2 door. '54 Ford Custom "8" Tudor. '53 Plymouth Cranbrook 4 door. '53 Plymouth Cranbrook 2 door.

'52 Chevrolet Bel Air 2 door. Savoy Suburban. '52 Dodge Meadowbrook 4 door. '52 Chrysler Saratoga 4 door. '51 Chevrolet deluxe 2 door '50 Chrysler Windsor 2 door '50 Ford deluxe station wngon '50 Chevrolet deluxe 2 door.

50 Plymouth Special deluxe 4 door. '49 Oldsmoblle "88" 4 door. '48 Plymouth deluxe 2 door. "48 DeSoto Custom 4 door. '47 Plymonth deluxe 4 door.

'46 Plymouth deluxe '46 Chrysler Windsor 4 door THE JAMKSON BARNSI.ET Railroad Avenue and Tue Road Westminster, Maryland rnona 7M or 1599 Open Evenings! 6U15 Sfsl aluminum storm windows and doors. DAVIS REALTY 117 Anchor Westminster, Md. Mr. Orville Karhart, Rep. Phono Westminster 71 tllX For Sale acres, near Westminster, paved road.

7 room house, electric, water, bath, immediate possession, $4,500. 2 13 acres, near Finksburg. 5 room bungalow, water, stream, electric available, gravel road. Will finance. $4,350.

1 15 acres, near Westminster. Lovellf land, nice view along paved road. $1,000. BRINNMA.N REAL ESTATE 10 Ward Westminster, Md. Phone 1197 nis For Sale: Good 7 room framo housa, (nicely painted white).

Is now used as two apartments. Modern bath on each floor. Oil heat. All hardwood floor Interior ia newly painted and papered. ull front porch, enclosed back porches.

Garage, nice 'garden and lawn. S9500, New 5 room ranch house. 8 bedrooms, living room, dining room and kitchen combined. Full bath. Oil heat for both first floor and basement.

Cedar siding, tin nice lot in residential section of New Windsor, $12,500. P. B. ROOP SON New Windsor, Md. Phono 4061 Till.