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M. J. Anders Dies At 61 ment ia Newton Sharrer. Norman Burdette, Brethren cemetery. Gladhill funeral directors.

James E. L. Sibley James E. L. Sibley.

retired farmer of near Cedar Grove, died Saturday at Montgomery County General Hospital, aged 83. He had been ill several weeks. He is survived by his wife. Mrs. Lillie M.

Sibley; a daughter, Mrs. Roy Arnold, Lewisdale; two sons, Edward M. and J. Russell Sibley, near Cedar Grove, and a sister. Miss Emma Sibley, Hyattstown.

The body is at the fun- Charles and John Hoffman. Interment was In the church cemetery. G. C. Barton, funeral director.

The funeral of Spaulding Chase. colored, Clarksburg, who died at the Frederick Memorial Hospital Wednesday evening took place from Ebenezer Methodist church, Centerville, Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Rev. George E. Davis officiated.

Members of the church choir sang, "There Is A Land Of Pure Delight." "Abide With Me." nyatistown. ine TMay u. Jordan stormy anks era home in Laytonsvil and PaUbearers were Den will be removed to the late resi- Tv, nrnnfnn dence this afternoon at 5 o'clock. Services will be conducted at the residence Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Interment will be in Forest Oak cemetery, Gaithersburg.

Roy W. Barber, funeral director. Philip G. Rollison Philip Grant Rollison died at the home of his daughter. Mrs, nis Sewell, John Thompson, Lee Randolph, 'Lloyd Lee, Marcellous Riggs and Newman Spencer.

Interment was in the cemetery adjoining the church. M. R. Etchison and Son, funeral directors. The funeral of Eldridge DeWitt Bell, colored.

5 West All Saints street who died at the Frederick Ward Working, Urbana, Saturday Memorial Hospital Wednesday morning, aged 82 years. He had afternoon, took place from Delia Among The Sick Mr. Lester F. Wiles. 1 Water street, entered Frederick Memorial Hospital Sunday afternoon for observation.

Mr. Clayton Kolb is very ill at his home in Ladiesburg. Mrs. Celeste B. Newcomer of Harpers Ferry, W.

was removed from the Frederick Memorial Hospital to Riggs Cottage Sanitarium, Ijamsville, Saturday afternoon. The removal was made in the ambulance of M. R. Etchison and Son. Local Mentions For Sale Vegetable Plants All Kinds EKNEST RICKERDS No.

117 Monroe Avenue Helvin J. Anders well-: been in failing health for sometime. He was a son of the late William and Jane Phillips Rollison of Loudoun county, and was an I active member of the Rehobeth A. M. E.

church Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Rev. C. H. Mack officiated.

Mrs. James Ambush, sang, "Beautiful Isle Of Somewhere," Mrs. Shirley Ambush and of 3jjf I Methodist church. In addition to Mrs. Helen Layer sang, "Someday Saturday Mrs Working, the following chil- Somewhere." Members of the evening while visiting the apartment of Mrs.

Ira J. McCurdy, 3 I West Church street. He was aged 61 years, 7 months and 9 days. Mrs. I Anders was a first cousin of the late Dr.

McCurdy. survive: Carl, Ebbie, Raymond and John Rollison, all of Waterford, Mrs. Sadie Lewis, Mrs. Lytle Baker, Lovettsville, Elgin Rollison, Hamilton, Edgar Rollison, Thurmont; Mrs. Nellie Loy, Lucketts, Va.

Funeral this Mr. Anders, familiarly known as morning at 10.30 o'clock (EST) "Tuck," was talking to Mrs. McCurdy -when stricken. He died immediately. Friends said he had not from the R.

E. Brown funeral home in Lovettsville. conducted by Rev. Stanley Emerich. Interment complained of ill health and appar- i Union Cemetery.

ently was unaware of a heart con- dition. ames w. Mullen Former Bank Cashier James W. Mullen, near Lucketts, Mr. Anders was a son of the late died Saturday aged 85 years Charles May and Emma E.

Eyler Anders and was the last member of his immediate family. For 25 years, until his retirement in 1947, he was assistant cashier of the church choir sang, "Abide With Me," "Nearer My God To Thee," "Sweet Hour Of Prayer." "What A Friend We Have In Jesus" and "Just As I Am." Military honors were given by the William P. Larkins Post 112 American Legion. Pallbearers were: Howard Ambush. Leonard Ambush, Clarence Whiting, Clinton Bell, Columbus Ambush and Henry Ernest Ambush.

Interment was in the cemetery adjoining the church. M. R. Etchison and Son, funeral directors. He was a son of the late Samuel and Mary Stonebufner Mullen.

Surviving are his widow, Mrs. Emma Frye Mullen and the follow-1 Chr-stie--Fulmer ing children: Frank, Oliver. Emory Chester K. Christie and Lillian Weddings Woodsboro Savings Bank. Mr.

An- and Herbert Mullen, all of Luck- Leona Fulmer. both of Frederick, ders was well-known in the Woods- I William and Albert Mullen, were ma rried at Towson by Rev. boro vicinity. His widow. Mrs.

Leesburg, one daughter, Mrs. Nina Elizabeth Crum Anders sur- Grace Fr ye, Lovettsville. Six ves i grandchildren and seven great He was a veteran of World War grandchildren also survive. Funeral Tuesday afternoon at two from Bethel Memo- H. L.

Schlincke, April 24, 1947. Tingling--Smith Miss Audrey Marie Smith, daughter of Mrs. Renee Polleau Smith, of 1 I ncl dl having served 13 months over- nn v. i cioclc -seas with the 24th Balloon Battal- dist church Lovettsville, conduct- Allerson. W.

was married to a re ent Revs wler Emrich. Ensign Abdiel Ralph Yingling, ch a rt I Interment in church cemetery. son of Mr. and Mrs. A.

R. Yingling, of the Club, Francis Scott Key Post 11, American Legion, John R. Webb Post No. 3285. Veterans of Foreign i Wars.

Mr. Anders was also a mem- I ber of the Woodsboro Town Coun- cil. He was for several treasurer of the Woodsboro base -T I-. i i i i tn WJ. alley Lions Brown funeral director.

S. Devilbiss, Preston Sweadner Devilbiss, II Mollie -u- Buckey years I Walkersville, Sunday morning at VJL i i i i WJVJ. LJdSC" i nn ball club of the old Frederick 2 :2 clock aged 62 years and two County League. The body is at the late residence where friends may call until time of funeral services Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock, conducted by days. He had been ill several near Libertytown, a Preston S.

Devilbiss, and Mollie Devilbiss, the deceased attended public schools in J.AWXJ. L. Eev. Raymond C. Myers and Rev.

Frederick County and graduated R. S. Poffenbarger. Interment will be made in Mt. Hope Cemetery, Woodsboro.

Powell and Hartzler, funeral directors. Deaths Theodore H. Fogle from Walkersville High School in 1904. He attended Western Maryland College and then went to Bal- timore. For the past 25 years he I had been living in Philadelphia, Mrs.

Allen Bowers, Woodsboro, has received word of the death of her uncle, Theodore H. Fogle, Dayton, Ohio. Mr. Fogle was the son of Joshua and Harriet Lock Fogle and was 89 years of age. He was born near Woodsboro but had lived in Dayton since he was 20 years of age.

His wife preceded him in death 20 years ago. He is survived by four daughters, all of Dayton; twelve grandchildren and eight great-grandchildren. Also two brothers, John T. Fogle. Gettysburg, and Charles E.

Fogle, Thurmont. Funeral services will be held Wednesday afternoon with burial in Dayton. Wilbur E. CeciT Wilbur Emory Cecil died at the home of his son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs.

Charles Craver. Brookeville. Montgomery county, this morning at two o'clock after an illness of several months, aged 77 years. He was a son of the late Eleven R. and Elizabeth Thomas Cecil and a member of the Methodist church.

Surviving him are the following children: Edward R. Cecil, near Walkersville: Mrs. Craver, Talmadge N. Cecil, this city: J. Lester Cecil, Finksburg; Wilbur T.

Cecil. Marriottsville: one brother, LeRoy Cecil, near Hyattstown. Nine grandchildren and one great-grandchild also survive. The body rests at the funeral home. 106 East Church street, where friends may call after seven o'clock this evening.

Funeral will take place from the Tjneral home Wednesday morning at 11 o'clock. Interment in Mount Olivet cemetery. M. R. Etchison and Son, funeral directors.

where he was a salesman for Auto- I E. Chandler, motive Product. He was a member of Mt. Airy, last Friday afternoon at 4.30 o'clock in St. James estant Episcopal church in Mt.

Airy. Rev. Leon P. F. Vauthier performed the ceremony.

Mrs. Frances Cullison. of Mt. Airy, sister of the bridegroom, was matron of honor, and Ensign Francis E. Cornett, of San Diego, served as best man.

Miss Smith was physical education instructor at Mt. Airy High School prior to her resignation several weeks ago. Ensign Yingling -was graduated on Friday from the U. S. Naval Academy.

He will report for duty July 1 at San Diego, Cal. and will be attached to the U. S. S. Theodore $35.66 Of Free Dulany Frozen Foods With Each GE 8 Cu.

Ft. Freezer (For Limited Time) W. J. LONG Electrical Appliances Middletown Open And Sat. Evenings Local Capitol Rock Wool Investigate--Then Insulate UNIVERSAL INSULATION CO.

Phone Frederick 2256-J Th: Frederick. Monday, June 6, Get Your Ice Cold Beer By The Case Or Bottle At 12 Hamilton Avenue Community Salf To ti-e rear of 238 West Fifth street, Wednesday, June 6:30 p. IDST). Anyone having furniture or miscellaneous merchandise to consign, Phone 2280-W or call at 5 East 7th street. Truck available, reasonable commission.

JOHN L. PONTON Auctioneer Venetian Blinds AH Metal Stock Blinds Sizes 18 To 36x64 Long $369 Custom Made Blinds Removable Slat Blinds For Free Estimates Call VENETIAN BLIND SERVICE Phone Frederick 2092 Plants For Sale All Kinds ARTHUR PEOMROY The Bricklayer Shookstown Pike Phone Frederick 330-R Dr. L. R. Schoolman I Will Be Out Of His Office From, JUNE 6th TO JUNE 20th I I Reward Thousands Of Dollars In Prizes Solve Exciting Mystery Dramas High Rock Television Show WBAL-TV Every Monday Night 8:00 To 8:30 P.

M. Annual Strawberry Festival Urbana School WEDNESDAY. JUNE 8, 6 P. M. Ball Game Blue Moon Vs.

Urbana Cake Walks And Games Plenty Of Good Eats Good Used Cars 1948 Plymouth Convertible Fully Equipped $1,750 1948 Frazer Manhattan Radio And Heater 1.750 1948 Kaiser Special 1,550 1940 Hudson Tudor 395 1939 Ford Tudor 400 1938 Chrysler Fordor 150 1937 Chrysler 350 1937 Pontiac Tudor 350 1937 Ford Coupe 200 1936 Chev. Standard 250 1935 Terraplane 100 These cars can be seen and driven any day of the week including Sundays, and evening. FAIR BROS. Kaiser-Frazer Sales And Service R. F.

D. No. 2 Taneytown, Md. Phone 3171 Time's A-Wastin' For The Purchase Of Season Tickets TO THE MOUNTAIN THEATER $10 For Seven Admissions To Any Of 10 Stage Hits Sale Ends June 21 For Reservations Call Frederick 2323 The Smoke Shop Closing Out: Lot Girls' Cotton Dresses (Values To $298) SI 00 Sizes 3 To 6x 7 To 14 KEMP'S--THIRD FLOOR Do You Have Junk To Sell? Highest Cash Prices Paid For Iron, Rags. Metals, Batteries Call Or Bring Your Scrap To: Sclar's RELIABLE COMPANY New Location East 5th And East Streets Frederick, Md.

Phone 966 See Us First For Steel Pipe--LentcJs--Rounds--Plates Local Mentions For Fine Workmanship SITUATIONS WANTED SITUATIONS WANTED rrai.nnflhlf nn waUf I mnn Job filling Station i1- ano iracnamc prices on water a i or tractor and trailer driver flat wall and house painting or itralght (5 experience), inside and out. Frcd'k. News-Post Box 402. Contact W. A.

CRAWFORD 111 West Fifth Street Phone 466 Dr. A. Royal Remstterc. Optometrist, announces the opening of his offices for the practice of Optometry at 4 East Second street, Frederick, glasses fitted. CHICKS FOR SALE MARYLAND APPROVED PULLORUM passed chicks.

Day old and Started. Hayes Hatchery. Thurmont. Md. Phone 12 g-2d SEARS FARM STORE--HEADQUAlf- Eyes examined.

ket for Healthy Chicks. 40 S. Mar- A Office hours: Monday, Tuesday. ub Thursday and to 5:00 te p. m.

Saturday- to 12:00 a. 1:00 to 5.00 p. m. And By Appointment PHONE 2544 order now. Chick and poultry supplies.

P. L. Hargett and 52-56 South Market St. 182. 2-26dU FOR RENT Custom Baling And Combining: All New Machinery Phone New Market 2244 Or Mt.

Airy 168-W-5 NotVcc Trucked FOR RENT 6 ROOM BRICK Commercial Weighing in country. Settled couple preferred Get correct weight of that pay I No children. Near Frederick on hard load. i road Nathan Esworthy, Bartonsville. New 45 foot Fairbanks tractor 6-6d3f and trailer scale.

Largest scale in this territory. FREDERICK JUNK CO. Frank Gastley Sons Phone 363 Frederick, Md. Used Tires, Sl.OO Up All Makes And Sizes Passenger And Truck WEIL BROTHERS 331 North Market Street North End Civic Ass'n Band Rehearsal. June 8 P.

M. STALEY PARK Inclement Weather. Rehearsal Junior Engine House of the Automotive Booster Club of Philadelphia. Surviving are his mother: a son, Preston S. Devilbiss, III, Baltimore; a brother.

Bayard C. Devilbiss, Baltimore: a sister, Miss Hilda Devilbiss, Walkersville, and two grandchildren. The body is at the funeral home, where friends may call after 3 o'clock this afternoon. It will be removed to his mother's residence at 9 o'clock Tuesday morning and services will be held there Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock CDST). Interment will be in Glade cemetery.

G. C. Barton, funeral director. Miss Lena H. Whipp Miss Lena Horine Whipp.

4512 Leland street, Bethesda. died at the Suburban Hospital. Bethesda, Sunday afternoon at 5.45 o'clock after an illness of three days, aged 80 years. She was a daughter of the late Christopher and Melinda Castle Horine. of Frederick county.

Surviving are a brother and a sister, John Horine, this city; Mrs. C. E. Eyler. York, Pa.

Several nieces and nephews also survive The body rests at the funeral home. 106 East Church street, where friends may call after seven o'clock this evening. Funeral will take from the funeral home Wednesday afternoon at 1.30 o'clock. Interment in Mount Olivet cemetery. M.

R. Etchison and Son, funeral directors. Mrs. Almetta Horine Itloser Mrs. Almetta Horine Moser, widow of Joseph Moser, died Sunday night at her home near Myersville following a lingering illness.

A daughter of the late Joshua and Alice Schildknecht Horine, of Myersville. she was" aged 57 years. She was a member of the Myers- yille United Brethren church. She is survived by one daughter. Miss Alice D.

Moser, at home; a son, Harold C. Moser, Frederick: two sisters, Mrs. Charles Miller, Mapleville; Mrs. Walter Ahalt, Frederick; I three brothers. George W.

Horine, John W. and Grover C. "orine, Myersville. The body rests at the funeral Ijhome in Middletown where serv- I ices will be held Wednesday after- Inoon at two o'clock. Rev.

Karl I. assisted by Rev. W. Mer- will officiate. Inter- Mrs.

Emma C. Patterson Mrs. Emma Catherine Patterson. 72, of Rouzerville, widow of William E. Patterson, died Thursday at her home.

She was born at Foxville, the daughter of William and Mary Susan (Holmes) Green. Her early life was lived in Foxville and she moved from Thurmont to Rouzerville 35 years ago. Her husband died 25 years ago. Surviving are three children, Mrs. Frank Biddinger, Cascade: Mrs.

Roy Fitz, Waynesboro, Route 4 and Harry at home. Three grandchildren, two brothers, William and Clifford Green. Thurmont, also survive. Funeral was Sunday afternoon from the Rouzerville Lutheran church in charge of Rev. Walter West.

Interment in Harbaugh's Cemetery. Teager--Baber The Trinity Methodist parsonage of Frederick was the scene of a quiet wedding at 3:30 p. m. on June 4th, when Miss Lillian Novella Baber became the bride of Charles Lee Yeager in a double ring ceremony, performed by the bride's pastor, Rev. Thomas Morgan in the presence of several close friends and relatives.

The bride, in a two piece dress of ivory butcher linen with matching accessories wore a corsage of talisman roses and chose for her maid of honor. Miss Edna Veronica Watkins who wore a dress of lavender with white accessories and a corsage of white rose tmds. The bride is the daughter of Newton A. Baker and the late Sara Michael Baker, of New Hope. and has been employed for several years by the Frederick Tailoring Company.

The groom, son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Mathew Yeager, of New Market, is employed by Sears Rocbuck and Company, Frederick. Immediately following the ceremony the couple left for a brief southern trip and will be at home near New Market after June 10. Mrs.

Ernest L. Baker, 228 East Seventh street, entertained at a miscellaneous shower on May 25 in her home in compliment to the bride elect. Many lovely gifts were received and delightful refreshments were served to about 20 guests. Personals Mrs. Bessie M.

Mori Mrs. Bessie M. Wort, Graceham. i widow of William F. Mort, died Saturday at Frederick Memorial Hospital, aged 61 years, 2 months, and 16 days.

She was a daughter of the late Michael and Mary Le- Gore Kolb arjd was a member of Graceham Moravian Church. Sur- daughter of Mrs. Dora M. Same's, viving are one daughter, Miss Lou- of Mt. Airy, left New York city Col.

Ursa M. Diller. 2 West Srcond street, is attending the 45th reunion of the class of 1904 at the United States Military Academy, I West Point. N. Y.

Miss Evelyn M. Barnes, of Jessup, Properties For Sale Mary Chess Six-room single dwelling, double Toilet Water garage, large lot. located I S1.50' Regularly Attention Odd Fellows The Carroll County Past Grands Association will hold their annual meeting at the 1. O. O.

F. Home on Monday June 6th at eight o'clock p. m. A pleasing entertainment will be presented. All Odd Fellows, Rebekahs and their friends are invited.

Open to the public. Noticu Farmers And Builders We Save You New Used All Sizes Cut To Specifications I-Beaiiii, Angles. Flats. Channels Rods--Plates--Bolls Pipe Barn Post Terra Cotta 4" And 6" FREDERICK JUNK CO. Frank Gastley Sons Phons 383 Frederick, Md.

Papcrhanglng Finest In Wallpapers Better Decorating Since 1931 DONALD A. REESER Phone 1798-J-3 Piipcrhanglng A D. LAMBERT 8 East Church Street Phone 53-J FOR RENT--FURNISHED BEDROOM. Streel. 6-6dtf FOR RENT--FURNISHED BEDROOM gentleman preferred.

108 Burck G-4d6t; Home Cool? It can be up to 15 degrees cooler with Easle Pichcr insulation. FREDERICK HOMES INSULATING COMPANY 316 East Third St. Phone 532-J Build Your Rome IN SPRING VALLEY 60 Ft. Frontage Lots $1.500 All Improvements Motter Opposite 13th St. Paper Hanging CHARLES H.

BAKER Phone 1529-J 006 Motter Ave. in Walkersville, for $5.000.00. Three-story modern brick dwelling, in first block of East Second street. Would make a fine rooming house for only $12,500. P.

LUTHER RICE, BROKER 29 East Third Street For a limited time only. Four ounces at exciting savings. Choice of: White Lilac, Tapestry. Heliotrope, Yram, Strategy and Carnation Close Out! Just 43 Knox And Rafield Women's Hats $750 Values To $15 95 KEMP'S--SECOND FLOOR HELP WANTED Street. FOR HEAD of cattle with plenty of water and shade Lloyd F.

Arvln' phone Brunswick 81148. 6-4d2t' FOR RENT--FURNISHED "BEDROOM" Apply 210 West Patrick St. 6-4d6t FOR RENT--UNFURNISHED 4 rooms and bath. Ph. 2479-RX.

6-4d3f FOR RENT--S ROOM HOUSE ON RT. 40. 5 miles east of Frederick. Ed. Hembj- Telephone New Market 2012.

Break Vour Glasses? -6 4dtf Save the pieces. Lenses can be I ro JT NT Houts rlck street. Approximately 15'xlB'. fc-ycs Examined--Glasses Fitted Immediate possession. Call 842 or Complete Eyeglass Service I 231 6-3d6t MAAS OPTICIANS FOR RENT" LARGE FURNISHED 242-A N.

Market St. Phone 1951-W i bedroom. 207 Dill Avenue. Phone '714-J. 6-ldtf Top Soil--Flag; Stone Now Is The Top Soil Timp CHARLES MARINO Phone 1614-J FOR SALE LOST ANU FOUND SUBSTANTIAL REWARD HELP WANTED BOOKKEEPER, male or female.

Experience ncces- BLUE AND GREY BEAUTY SHOP i sarj'- Contact Mr Easlon at i i Frederick Livestock Sales We will have our regular sale in our barn, East South street, extended, opposite Etzler's asphalt plant on Tuesday night. June 7, at 7 p. m. DST. All kinds of livestock and poultry.

On Thursday night, June S. at 7 p. (DST), we will sell the household furniture, machinery and miscellaneous articles. ROY H. RAMSBURG 106 West Patrick Street Frederick.

Maryland 'Plus Tax Bridal Bouquet Pattern We Have This Very Popular Pattern In Stock Again Now Is The Time To Complete Your Set Of Silver Drop In Today REMSBERG'S JEWELRY STORE Key Hotel Bldg. Deeply Grateful I take this means ol expressing my sincere appreciation for the cards, gifts, flowers and tributes unexpectedly paid me on the occasion of my 80th anniversary, Wednesday, June 1st. I can only say that I am deeply grateful. MAYOR LLOYD C. CULLER Father's Day--June 19 See our many unique gifts for Dad--he would love our new Bennington "Tanker" with the "Clank- er" or 4 mugs with ash tray and bowl.

Bar Apron and Towel, Iron Horse and Dog Door Stops, Brass Letter Openers, Stamp Boxes and Ash trays. Before buying Dad a gift, be sure to visit THE WELLSMERE SHOP 7 North Court Street Opposite Francis Scott Key Hotel Throughly Reconditioned Used Cars See These Before You Buy 1947 Studebaker Land Cruiser 1947 Ford Convertible Coupe 1941 Studebaker Champion Sedan 1941 Studebaker Champion Sedan 1939 Buick Coupe 1937 Chevrolet Coupe 1937 Chevrolet Sedan Twenty Others In Stock Salesmen 'Till Nine HILLSIDE MOTOR INC. Phone 292 120 West Patrick St. Quality Pa in tine At Low Costs No Job Too Large HAROLD E. RAMSBURG Phone Frederick 720-J-4 If You Want Your Lot Mowed Contact AUGUSTUS TYERYAR Phone 638-M-X Cliff's Barber Shop Will still continue two chair service.

Will be pleased to serve you. Less waiting. Notice Regular quarterly meeting Junior Fire Company, No. 2. Monday.

June 6, at 8:00 m. Refreshments. E. TROXELL Secretary for Information leading to the recovery of my bin? purse, containing a a paprrs, a from Creagcrs- lovvn Cemetery Sunday Dorothy Cutsail Misncr. LcGore, Md Phone'Walk- crsville 3112.

6-3d3P WANTED FOR SALE-- 1948 MOTOR SCOOTER price. 174 West All Saints St. or call 2232-J after 6 in evening. FOR SALE-- t. VACUUM CLEAN- cr i attarhmcnts.

18-A East 9th St. Wallace. 6-6dlf tains Phone Co liio (i-(id2t HELP WANTED TWO "SALESLAD- les for Children's Wrar Department in local slorr One par! i one i A i time. Write Frederick News-PoM Box A 401. fi-firJ5t HELP" CANDV" STAN attendant Tivoli Theater.

Salary and commission A person Tivoli Theater Tursdaj. 7th at 11 30 a fi-4d2( TO" WANTED DAY WORK. RELIABLE. Apply 460 W. Patrick Street.

Phone 6-6d3f WANTED TO two children want small furnished apartment or house. Phone 5212 Brad- rlock. FOR SALE--CASE PICK-UP BALER. wire tie, excellent condition. Rcady for immediate use Vallcv View Farms.

i Hall. Maryland. 6-6d18t I MOTORS. V-DRIVES. speed reducers, electric hoists, lani, pumps, engines, tanks, compressors, portable conveyors, concrete mixers, lathes, drill presses, grinders, welding equipment, office desks, new and used.

Haucrstown Equipment Hajters- town. Md. 6-6d3t --WEEKLY IRONING. CUR- In stretch, laundry work. HELP WANTED--MEN" HAUL baled hay.

by the hail, with or without truck. Renn Brothers, Frederick. 1U. 4, near Feagaville Phone 374-W-4. 6-td3t HELP WANTED RELIABLE MAN to clerk in Musi give references Reply in own a i to Box 301.

care Frederick News-Post Ji-4d2t HEL.P~V\ ANTED--BOY OVER wash room helper. Apply Crystal Spray-A-Wave You've Heard About It On The Arthur Godfrey Show WILLIAMSON'S DRUG STORE I Have Discontinued Custom Farming HARVEY BURNS REPAIR Notice DRONEBURG'S SHOE SHOP 210 North Market Street Will Be Closed Wednesday Afternoons until September 1st To Whom It May Concern I Am Located At The Edmond's Barber Shop Hotel Frederick SAMUEL PALM ise Mort. and a brother, Irvin C. Kolb, Santa Cruz, Calif. The body is at the funeral home in Thurmont where friends may call until time of services Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock, conducted by Rev.

Paul Zeller. Interment in Creagerstown cemetery. M. L. Creager and Son, funeral directors.

Funerals Funeral services for Mrs. Rose May King, who died Wednesday evening, were held from the funeral home, 8 East Patrick street. Saturday morning at 11 o'clock. Rev. Arthur Garvin, pastor of the Taneytown United Brethren Church, and Rev.

John H. Ness, pastor of the Centennial Memorial Evangelical United Brethren Church officiated. The floral offerings were numerous and beautiful. Casket bearers, grandsons of the deceased, were Lewis Covell, Howard Hartman, Jr. Glenn King, Robert Hiltner, Kenneth King, Charles Hartman and Elijah Hartman.

Interment was in Mount Olivet cemetery. C. E. Cline and Son, funeral directors. Funeral services for Jesse Fox, who died Thursday, were held at the funeral home in Walkersville Sunday afternoon at 1:30 o'clock, with further services in Mt.

Tabor Lutheran church. Rocky Ridge. Rev. R. S.

Poffenbarger officiated. The church choir sang: "In the Garden of Prayer" and "In the Sweet Bye and The service was largely attended and there were many were Harrison Keilholtt, Grandon Clem. May 26 for Stockholm, Sweden, to attend the International Congress of Nurses from June 7 to 12. Following the convention she will tour five other foreign countries. She plans to return to this country aboard the S.

S. Washington about the first week in July. James P. Landis, seaman recruit, USN, son of Mr. and Mrs.

John B. Landis, 23 South Market street, is undergoing recruit training at the world's largest Naval Training Center. Great Lakes, 111. Mr. and Mrs.

Sherman P. Bowers, North Market street, left Saturday morning for Northfield, to attend the commencement today at the Northfield School for Girls. Their daughter, Miss Alice Bowers, is a student at Northfield and will return with her parents on Tuesday for the summer vacation. Mrs. Edward Lee Hively, son of Mrs.

Nellie L. Hively, 103 West Third street, was among the students receiving the Master of Arts degree, School of the Government, at George Washington University on Wednesday. Mr. Hively is an honor graduate of Brunswick High School, class of 1938, a graduate of Strayer School for Secretaries, Washington. D.

in 1940 and a graduate of the University of Florida in 1944. He has re-entered G. W. U. for further graduate work.

LICENSES ISSUED Marriage licenses were issued at Westminster to Abdiel Ralph Yingling, and Audrey Smith, Mt. Airy: Paul Spencer Garver and Marilyn Elizabeth Geotf New Windsor. Carnival Program Firemen's Park Damascus, Md. JUNE 6-11 INCLUSIVE Free Admission Big Festival June 11 On Carnival Ground; Middleburg, Md. Also Middleburg's Annual Mammoth Carnival June 13-18 Inclusively These Who Want Concessions Contact H.

CLAY PUTMAN Festival At Harmony Eight Miles West Of Frederick WEDNESDAY, JUNE 8th Bingo. Cake Walks, Sandwiches, Etc. Music--Rohrersville Band Sponsored By Harmony Band Blind Pi? Health Center Bowling Alleys EVERY MONDAY NIGHT Starting June 6 Draw For Partners 8:00 P. M. Notice I will not be responsible for any debts contracted by anyone other than myself.

MRS. CHARLES (BERTHA) PICKETT. 415 North Bentz Street Nestle, The Originator Of Permanent Waving Complete $3.50 And $4.50 ECKER'S BEAUTY SALON Launclrv fi-4d2t HELP WANTED--RELIABLE YOUNG man io drive and work in store. Qu.vmis a a fi-4d2t TO BUY--4 6-6d6f I TOR SALE--33 H.P. OUTBOARD motor, racing boat artd trailer.

Cnn be seen anytime at Harvev Clem's. Rocky Ridge. Phone fi fi-fidet CYLINDER dodges with 12 boat system. Apply a 0 m. George J.

Killian, Clifton Braddork Heights 6-4d3t' WANTED TO RENT--2 BEDROOM furnished apt. Permanent, adults. References. Phone Brunswick 713.1. 6-4 PIGEONS UNTIL 10 June.

50 cents a pair Phone 1272-W or bring 1015 N. Market St. Frederick. Md. WANTED--RABBITS 4 TO 3 LBS.

every week till October. Phone 1272-W or bring 1013 N. Market St. 6-3d6l' WANTED TO RENT--THREE OR four room unfurnished apartment hy i reserved employed couple, highest reference, permanent residents. Write Box 307.

Frederick PoM. fl-3dtf WANTED--WATCH AND CLOCK RE- pairing Electrics a specialty. Cat! WANTED COdKTHOUSE- (or" and Clock keeper Live in. references required, shop, Buckeystown. Md.

Phone Buck- 3 a in family. Good salary. Phone eystown 4901. M. Landis.

Tnurmonl 50PJ. Thurmonl 5031. and farm, experienced in each. Good wages, house with current, garden and fire wood. Year around iob for good man Answer in person.

No drinker. W. Carlin, Bojds. Md. Tel Poolesvillg 2063 R-3d3t HELP perlcnce preferred A Mr.

Good. Silco Cut Rate Stores, Market St. PUBLIC SALES S-lld26t OLD DISABLED DEAD ANIMALS. Quickest sanitary removal. If too late for the doctor call Been.

Frederick 1279. 24 hour service. We pay telephone charges. AJway; on the 1ob d-tf NOTICES 306 N. Market St.

Phone 897 Plants For Sale CHESTER L. GROVE Phons 1285- 103 East 8th St. Custom Baling- New, New Hollander DANIEL C. POOLE Jefferson, Md. Phons Middletown 130-J-2 Or Frederick 1979-J Custom Baling The New Holland Way For Prompt Service Phone Brunswick 6148 ARTHUR R.

GUYTON Burkittsville, Md. Schrocder's--Men's Wear New Location 9 EAST PATEICK STREET Headquarters For Northcool Suits Special For Baby! Curity Gauze Diapers (Reg. $3.75) $3.29 Dozen KEMP'S--THIRD FLOOR Good Used Cars 1948 Ford Tudor Sedan, Fully Equipped, Low Mileage PUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE FREDERICK CITY DWELLING AND PERSONAL PROPERTY Pursuant to th; authorization contained in a Power of Attorney bearing date of the 6th day of May. 1949. the undersigned Attornry-in-Fact, will offer for sale on the premises.

220 South Market Street in Frederick City. Frederick Maryland, on SATURDAY JUNE I I 1049 at the hour of 1 00 o'clock P. (DST) all of the following described Teal estate situate. i and heinjf in the City of Frederick. Countv and State aforesaid, and more particularly de- I scribed as follows All that tract or parcel of land located on the AVJst side of South Market Street in Frederick Cit; Maryland, fronting eighteen ana one-half (18'i) feet on the West side of slid South Market Street and running West with even width a depth of one-hundred and forty-two 1 4 2 feet and being all and the fame real estate conveyed by Rudolph Rau, widower, to John T.

Best and Hester Best, his wife, as tenants by the entireties, by Deed dated July 1. 1946 and recorded in Liber 455. folio 172. CT one of the Land Records of Frederick County. Maryland, said improvements being known and designated as 229 South Market Street This property is improved i an eight room brick house and has bath and basemsnt It is equipped with oil burner steam heat and interior has 'h'-en recently papered an'l pointed throughout, also, completely painted on the exterior.

It has metal and composition roof. POSSESSION--Tmmediale. TERMS OF SALE--The sum of $1.000000 will be required of the purchaser or purchasers on tne day of sale. Balance upon giving a good and sufficient deed which will bo delivered on or before July 1. 1949 All convevancing costs, including State and Federal Revenue Stamps would be at the expense of the purchaser or purchasers JEROME OFFUTT, Attprney-m-Fact Emmcrt Bowlus, Auctioneer SALE OF PERSONAL PROPERTY Pursuant to an Order of the Orphan's Court for Frederick County dated Ihis 31st day of May.

1949, the undersigned Administrator will sell at Public Sale on the premises. 229 South Market Street. Frederick City. Frederick County. Maryland, immedi- 1947 Ford Tudor Sedan, 6 Cylinder, ately following 'the above mentioned Monday, June 6 Tuesday, June 7 Future Farmers Calf Show And Tex Barr And The Trail Riders From W.

F. M. D. Wednesday, June 8 Parade 6 P. M.

Thursday. June 9 Tex Barr And The Trail Riders From W. P. M.D. Friday, June 10 Martinez Society Animal Circus Saturday.

June 11 Awarding Of Ford Tudor Deluxe Sedan P. M. Baseball 1:00 P. M. Blue Ridge Summit At Damascus Ferris Wheel, Auto-Rides, Games Areo-Swings, Bingo, Refreshments Owned And Operated By Dauiscus Firemen Only Low Mileage 1946 Plymouth Fordor Sedan i 1946 Ford Tudor Sedan, 6 Cylinder, Very Clean 1941 Chevrolet Fordor Sedan 1941 Ford Tudor Sedan 1940 Plymouth Convertible 1940 Plymouth Fordor Sedan 1940 Chevrolet Tudor Sedan 1937 Ford Tudor Sedan 1936 Chevrolet Tudor Sedan 1941 Ford Trucks Ton Pick-Up 1945 Ford Ton Pick-Up 1946 Ford ,4 Ton Pick-Up We believe that we have the lowest prices in Frederick.

All 1946 and 'ater models carry the Automobile Trade Association warranty. FREDERICK MOTOR COMPANY "Your Ford Dealer" sale, the undersigned articles of i sonal property of Hcslcr Preston Best, late of Frederick County, deceased: Emoire upholstered mahogany settee. Adams mirror, mahogany secretarial desk, lot of books, card table. lamp table, three Victorian nut and fruit chairs, floor rug, Staffordshire pin tray and lid, mahogany O'Gee wall mirror, Tappan gas range, seven cubic foot Frigidaire, dresser and chest, drapes, milk glass tray, blanket chest, ladder back chairs, chiffonier. two lamps, silver knives and forks of various designs.

lot of dishes. eUctric mixer, milk glass vases, electric iron, toaster. Kcnmorc xvashiAg machine, couch, lounging chair, writing desk, chest of floor rugs, brass coat racks, beds and springs, Club chair and many other articles too numerous to mention. 1 TERMS OF SALE Cash. No articles to be removed frcm the promises until settled for with ths Clerk.

JOHN T. BEST. Administrator. Used Car Lot-South Court Strtet Phone 1092 I w. Jerome Oflutt, Attorney.

PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION OF MARYLAND ORDER NO 46174 BEFORE THE PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION OF MARYLAND CASE NO S03B IN THE MATTER OF THE APPLICATION OF THE WEST PENN ELECTRIC COMPANY FOR AN ORDER AUTHORIZING IT TO ACQUIRE ADDITIONAL COMMON STOCK OF WEST PENN POWER COMPANY A MONONGAMELA COMPANY AND TO ASSUME PAYMENT OF BONDS OF WEST PENN RAILWAYS COMPANY. The above mentioned petition having been received and filed it is. 1st day of June. 1949. by the Public Service Commission of Maryland, ORDERED: That the same be.

and it is hereby, set for hearinsr at the office of the Commission, Baltimore. Maryland, on Tuesday June 14th, 1949. at 10:30 o'clock. A. M.

PROVIDED, the applicant cause a FOR SALE--REGISTERED HOLSTEIN bull, in months old Roger Hilde- hrsmd. Woodiboro. COACH. practically new. Apply 34t E.

3rd SJ. FOR SALE--JOHN DEERE WALKING corn plow, 1 Buck-cj-c corn plow. E. Banner. Phone 195-M.

FOR SALE--HOLSTEIN COW. DUE to freshen Boon. LcHoy Hildebrand. Wondfhoro. Md FOR BIKE.

Ralph Metzer, Wolfsville, Md. FOR SALE VALLEY small estate In Emmitsburg, Maryland suitable for permanent home or country home. About 8 acres. House of while frame construction has spacious porch, largr living room, dining room, den, kilcnen, laundry and screened breakfast porch on first floor. Second floor six bedrooms and bath.

Central heating plant. The grounds arc beautifully landscaped with many flower gardens, and small stream running through the property. Also has small barn and greenhouse. Price: $20.000 For information. Write: Mrs.

Joseph Toye. Emmitsburc, Maryland. DO YOU NEED SOME 90 DAY hybrid corn for late planting? We have a few bushels left. $9.50. Southern States Frederick Service.

6-4d2t FOR SALE--1947 CROSLEY SEDAN, easy parking, excellent mileage. Kood condition. Phone Middletown I22-W-4. FOR SALE--5 ROOM HOUSE, GAR- ajje. outer buildings, on Walnut Street.

Middletown, Md. Charles Gladhill Apply between 7 a. m. to 3.30 own. FOR SALE--FRIGIDAIRE, 5 CU.

FT- porcelain. Phone 2273-H after 5.30 p. rri; 6-4d3t FOR SALE HOLSTEIN HEIFER ready to freshen. Elwood Toms. Le- Gore.

Md. 6-4d3f FOR SALE--1045 HARLEYI DAVID- snn motorcycle. Cheap. Apply 468 West South St. Phone 721.

FOR SALE--LOT 100x200. CORNER property. Also 4-room house with steam heat and hath. Apply 112 West 14th St. Phone 2374-W.

6-4d3f FOR SALE--2 REGISTERED ANGUS yearling balls, also unregistered copy of this order to be published tn Guernsey heifer calf. 6 weeks old. some newspaper published in AHegany County, Maryland, in some newspaper published in Frederick County. Maryland and in some newspaper published in Garrett County. Maryland, at least one time in each paoer before the 13th day of June, 1949.

True Copy--Test. Tyrconnel Farm. Knoxville, Md. Phone Brunswick 3391. 6-4d3t' FOR SALE McCORMICK DEERING riding corn plow.

Also bay horse. Cyrus Grossnickle, Myersville. 6-4d3t' FOR SALE--1948 CUSHMAPT MOTOR I scooter, used 5 months. Priced (SEAL OF THE PUBLIC SERVICE Mt A i TM r-nvrMisqtnN OF 'S nt Phone Mt, Airy COMMISSION OF ALBERT DEEN, 6-4d3f EXECUTRICES' NOTICE This is i 1 give nitire a i tre subscribers have obtained from the Orphans' Court of Frederick County, in Maryland, letters Testamentary on the estate of Secretary. FOR SALE LADY'S 17-JTWIL dJe 6 Benrus wrist watch, also gold lapel watch.

Phone 2289-J. FOR SALE--OLIVER 70 ROW CROP tractor, starter, lights, cultivators. New condition. Robert H. Routzahn.

Middletown, Md. May be seen at Frederick Implement Center. 510 Pat- MARY CASTLE I rick Frederick. 6-3d3t late of Frederick County, Maryland, deceased. All persons having claims apainst the deceased are warned to ex-' hibit the same, with the vouchers thereof legally authenticated the subscribers on or before the llth day of December, 1949 next: they may i "-is" DV law ae ejn-mdcd from all benefit of said ertate.

Those indebted to the deceased are desired to make immediate payment. Given under our hands this 9th day FOR SALE--PONY SPRING WAGON. .1 G. Snook, Blacksmith, Mountaindale 6-3d3f FOR SALE--1 ALL MEDAL REVOLV- ing shelf ice box in perfect condition. Apply after 5 o'clock at 224 South Carroll St.

6-3dSt- FOR SALE ELECTRIC TOASTER, iron and waffle iron. 314 Park Ave. FOR SALE 1 9-FT. McCORMICK of May. i Rock Island hay loader.

condi- Deering dump hay rake, like new. 1 nrs-s r-ACTrv Koclc Jsl and hay loader, good condi- M.fvR^TT VVPWWART tion: McCormick Deering riding MARYBELL EVERHART, corn culUvator Apply Gra son Executrtces. Dutrow 2 20 S. Market St. Phone 1918-R after 6 p.

m. William Storm, Attorney. Trua Copy--Test: HARRY RADCLIFF. Register of Wills for Frederick County. Md dMay 9.16,23.30-Je 9 SURVIVING EXECUTOR'S NOTICE This i to give notice that the subscriber has obtained from the Orphans' Court of Frederick County, in Maryland, letters Testamentary on the estate of PETER E.

HEIMER late of Frederick County. Maryland, deceased. All persons having claims against the deceased are warned to exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof, legally authenticated, to the subscriber, on or before the 18th day of December, 1949 next: they may otherwise by law be excluded from all benefit ot said estate. Those indebted to the deceased are desired to make Immediate payment. Given under my hand this 16th day of May.

1949. ROGER C. HEIMER, Surviving Executor. Amos A. Holler, Agent and Attorney.

True Copy--Test: HAF.RY O. RADCLIFF, Register of for Frederick County. Md dMay 0,13 FOR SALE 1 CHEV. PICK-TIP truck. deluxe, late 1947.

fully equipped. Private owner. Price $1.200. Also light 2-horse wagon. Paul W.

Bogley, Gaithersburg. Route :3. Phone Gaithersburg 489-J-2. FOR SALE--ONE 12 FT. PLY WOOD boat in excellent condition.

(Like new). Contact Delbert S. Null, Braddock Heights, or phone Braddock 2581. 6-2dtf FOR SALE--NEW 10 FT. POWEH grain binder.

price. Also used one, $100.00. Guy C. Kline. Myersville.

Phone 2801. 6-ld6t FOR YELLOW LOCUST posts. Some seasoned. Sawed to jrder. Some as low as 50c.

Samuel T. Royer, Friends Creek Road. Emmitsburg Route 1. FOR SALE--7 WEEK OLD NEW Hampshire pullets, blood tested. Apply 217 W.

South St. 6-ldtl FOR SALE 1935 FORD LARGE truck. 10 wheels, good rubber, runs wall. R. U.

Darby. Middletown. Md. Phone Middletown 49. 6-ldU COMMERCIAL FRINGING THE KEWi OFFICS.