The News from Frederick, Maryland • Page 12

Member Of Hood Board Of Directors Dies i Funeral services will be held Saturday morning for Rev. Howard pbold, D.D.. Perkasie, who Hied Tuesday, July 4, following a lingering illness. Elected to the Hood College board of directors in 1940 by the Philadelphia Synod of the Evangelical and Reformed Church, Dr. Obold had been unable to attend the last few board pieetinjzs because of failing health.

I Dr, and Mrs. Obold made their home in Perkasie, where the re- ftired minister was formerly pas- ftor of St. Stephen's Reformed church. He had also held pastorates at Alexandria, Irwin and Quarryville, Pa. A native of Reading, Dr.

Obold was a graduate of Franklin Marshall College and the Theological Lancaster, Pa. He served as treasurer of the committee that developed Camp Mensch Mill, the young people's Announced Announcement has been made Four Frederic Hi School Mrs. Robert E. Lee. of Concord, jj racUlatPS am i N.

of the engagement of her own i Sc(lool are a daughter, Miss Alice Elaine Lee, to Frank Lawrence Bentz. son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank L. Bentz, of Boonsboro, formerly of this city.

Mr. Bentz is assistant extension agronomist at the University of Maryland. Hoy Hart man seven Frederick C0lmtv girls named he Dfnn List past so Local Mentions For Sale--Vegetable Plants All ERNEST R1CKERDS No. 117 Monroe Avenue Card of I wish to express my si nee IT Local Mentions Asphalt Roof Coating Special sale it last's. 20 IOIIR flbereH asbestos content, emulsified, long life.

Special rvirff r9 Cents Gal. lit Drums BROS1U8 J'ING. SUP. CO. Local Mentions Paper Hans Ing Phone Moticr CHARLES 11.

A Tin- Thurxday, July fi. 1950. I A FIVE mester at Hood College The Dean's a to thoj.e who remembered 4 West Church St. List is an indication a the stu- me with Rifts, flowers and cards, ---dents thereon have had a general while a patient at Frederick Mr- average of at least for the en- modal Hospital and since my re- i i semester. home.

The seven arc: Mis Dorothv J. ROBERT LOWMAN Phone 2340 One of the season's prettiest E. Handley, daughter of Mr. and weddings was that of Miss Gwendolyn Lee Hartman daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Ira J. Hartman, 907 North Market street and Marvin Lee Hoy, son of Mr. and Mrs. James Hoy, of Union Bridge, which took place June 25 at 2:30 o'clock in the Evangelical Lutheran church. In a candle lighted setting, the double ring ceremony was performed by Rev.

W. V. Garrett, pastor of the bride, before a large atten- Mount Airy, Mel. "camp Eastern Pennsylvania dance of relatives and ri ends. Synod 'of the Evangelical and Reformed Church.

A daughter, Mrs. Rupert M. Much, of Philadelphia. attended Hood and a granddaughter, "Miss Gretchen Obold, Havertown, daughter of Dr. Walter L.

Obold, professor at Drexel Institute, finished her freshman year at in June. The funeral will be held at 11 o'clock Saturday morning at St. Stephen's in Perkasie. W. H.

Stevenson, 58, Dies At Waynesboro Waynesboro, July 5 iVP)--- Wilbur H. Stevenson, district soil conservation officer in Washington county, Maryland for the past 11 years, died at Waynesboro Hospital today of a heart condition. He was 58. A native of Ringgold. he had been in the soil conservation office at Waynesboro before going to Hagerstown, Md.

Prior to the first World War he an instructor of horticulture at Purdue University. After the iwar he went to Midvale, Pa. where pie was postmaster, station agent and operated a farm and orchard. In addition to his widow, a son and daughter survive. Burial will be at Waynesboro Friday.

Deaths Mrs. Agnes Sewell Mrs. Agnes Sewell. colored, widow of Clinton Sewell, formerly of New Market, died Tuesday, 1:30 p. at the home of her daughter, Mrs.

Mary E. Brown, 1119 Parrish street. Baltimore, aged 63 years. Surviving besides her daughter, is a son. Clinton C.

Sewell: two sisters, Mrs. Annie Franklin. Baltimore, and Mrs. Fannie Stanton. Daisy.

The body rests at the funeral home in New York until Friday, 1 p. when it will be taken to Simpson's Methodist church there, for funeral services, at 2 o'clock, ST). Interment will be in the church cemetery. W. E.

Falconer, funeral director. The chancel was banked with palms, roses and white gladioli, and the altar was adorned with tall white candles and large white gladioli. The bride who was given in marriage by her father, wore a gown of white slipper satin with fitted bodice and an illusion neckline. The long sleeves ended in points at the wrists. Over the full skirt with its long train fell a three-quarter length veil of bridal illusion caught to a headdress of stiffened net and seed pearls.

She carried an old fashioned bridal bouquet of -white roses and baby breath centered with a white orchid and a shower of white satin ribbon. The only jewelry worn by the bride was a rhinestone necklace, a gift from the groom. Mrs. Austin Gaver, cousin of the bride was matron of honor and a pink gown of net over taffeta. She carried a bouquet of white gladioli.

The bridesmaids were i Miss Ma a i Annual Ked Cross Meeting The Board of Directors ot the Mrs. Charles M. Handley, 365 Mad-1 ison street; Miss Mary K. Rpms- berg, daughter of Mr. and Arthur R.

Remsberg, 222 CarroU Frederick County Chapter will hold Parkway; Miss Doris L. Simpson. I annual meeting at the YMCA daughter Mr. and Mrs. Homer; Wednesday.

12, at 7-30 p. m. R. Simpson, 16 West Twelfth Contributor members of $1 or Dance In Air Conditioned Comfort i Dick Harp And His Orchestra Francis Scott Key Post No. 11 American Legion Home Friday, Sl-12 P.

Custom llulliiK And Coiuhinlni; i 12 FI Sr-li-PiopHlcd Combine A I I POOLK Md. IMI- Kent foundations And I I TOOK CAN BB I RY I a i i i i 22 I 7-(kllif FREDERICK. i i I A 1 roll-phono Oil Burning Purimrc.i Vacuum Cloiuiod And A Call Now Kor Cleaning RAY WA111, Phone 1H47-M i LOST ri.osF. TO I In-iitt mid hl.u-k Dni I i i i hi-r tic It A lo name of a i i Phone LOST SMA1.I, i A I I I i Knoch pocket a i i 7 SITUATIONS WANTED-- RELIABLE white woman wants work by day or week. Live out.

Sunday off. Write Hox 510, care Frederick News-Post SITUATION" WANTED A CGMPAN- lou. prelerahly an elderly couple. Refined white woman. Can give doc- tom references.

Write Tost Box 305. Kred. News- 7-5d3t' i I'linnt- FOR KOU I A I WANTED er-handymari for estate or Aged Home, l.lvc In, salary by the Tel 247. 7-Bd6t WANTED Miss Dorothy A. Snyder, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Russell L. Snyder, 1502 North Market street; Miss Noradel Truxal. Hood College cam-1 pus. all of Frederick, and Miss Elva M.

Remsberg, daughter of Maurice F. Remsberg. and Miss Barbara A. I Young, daughter of IV r. and Mrs.

i David H. Young, both Middletown. Miss Handley, a junior, is the Athletic Association's rcpresenta- live to Town Hall, a member oC more are cordially invited to a "She wasn't hit." so a i picks up again on Wednesday I evening. C'mon around, maybe the clock i "Pop" fer you. Barn Dance Barn Dance EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT Bernie's Arena In Frederick Your Best Bet For Dancing I'api-r Phone 1S07-U BILL ANDF.KSON A TO RENT SCHOOL Bleacher and wife want house near iry by 1st August.

Phone room bungalow. Four rooms down SmuhshurK. Maryland. N-fldBP COMFORTABLE I Sn Your 1950 a i Legion card The Annual Crnmpton Reunion WILL BE HELD AUGUST 27th. Farmers Woods, Petersville, Md.

the Hood Choir and for two years has been on the photography staff of Touchstone, the college nual. Miss Mary K. Remsberg. a mem- street, ber of the Day Students' Club and i the Cecilian Choir, has completed two years at Hood and next fall will enter the Massachusetts Gen- eral Hospital School of Nursing in Attention Braddock Heights Roller Club Members And Guests The bus leaves for Hershey Park. a Saturday, July 8.

at 2:00 p. from the Blue Ridac Garage. East Pat- Picasc be on time. CHARLES STALEY Secretary will get yon in on a lotta seein'. soon.

hope! CLUB COMMITTEE Be! lirrak Your (Ulasscs? Save the pieces. Lenses ran IK' duplicated from broken pieces. Two To Four Hinir.s Eyes Examined--C! lasses i Complete Eyeglass Service I MAAS OPTICIANS 242-A N. Market St. Phone 1051-W IKHM KOR A I I Paper Hanging First Class Work--Low Prices Boston, under Hood's nursing a 1 Harry W.

Hagan, Phone 2189-M-X which confers the Bachelor of Science in Nursing after two years of college work and three years at Massachusetts General, with which Hood is affiliated. Miss Simpson has been a mem-1 ber of the Day Students' Club and I the Choir for two years and is a i Hot Koastcd Peanuts Hoastcd Fresh Daily At STAUB'S Market At Fourth Public Sale On Saturday. July 15 at 10-30 o'clock a. m. I will sell on Walkersville Carnival Bus JULY 3.

4, 5, 6. 7 AND 8 Leaves Square Corner Direct To Carnival 8 P. 9 P. 10 P. M.

To Fiederick 10.30 P. 11-30 P. 12-15 A. M. Fare 20c Notice I will he out of my i Court tioniiiR from 1st S)th inclusive.

DR. THOMAS H. I house. No children. M.

L. Cm-dell, FOR I TTo 7 I I KOK HEllUOOM. 12R WEST i Slreel i K( 1 JiKNT A'Fm ilOOM a a a a Located Sftu.ire A a i a Scpl. I .110 WANTEO-TO of September. A five modern house.

In or nca or six roorn Frederick. Write Frederick News-Post Box 102. 7-3d3f WANTEO--TO RENT HOUSE OR apartment, married middle aged couple, no children. Phone Michael i 3012, Frederick News-Post'. ipsilz la70 between 7 a.

m. and Stop At The Snack Bar Any Time-. A a Open Curb Service Fifth Annual Korncy Reunion Rocky Ridge A 9 i 1- OK VK HOUSE i i a in i Man to on a Possession at once. A Edgar VanFosscn, Jr. a i Md.

Phone i 1'UBUC SALES m. WAN 1'iCD--OLD GOLD COLD GLASS rinKs, etc. Highest cast- prices paid'. Lonriis Jewelry Store. 23 South Ma-- OLU DISABLED DEAD ANIMALS7 Quickest sanitary removal.

If it's too late for the doctor call Bees Frederick 1279 24 hour service. We pay telephone charges Always on the lob d-tf pum.ic SALE A A fi. A HOUSES A SHETLAND PONIES At "The Pony Kami" mi i SALE 10SO FORD TUDOR SE- FOR SALE groom and Miss Ann Keyser cousin of the bride. Their gowns were identical of frosted organdy. Miss Hoy's yellow and Miss Keyser's blue.

Each carried a bouquet of white gladioli tied with white satin ribbon. The attendants all wore headbands of flowers matching their bouquets and mitts to match their gowns. The flower girl. Andrea Hoy, niece of the groom wore a lilac organdy gown and flower headband and carried an old fashion basket of flowers. The ring bearer was Billy Schade son of Mr.

and Mrs. Edward Schade. Frederick. Mr. Hoy had as best man his brother Wesley Hoy.

The ushers were Calvin Hoy. brother of the Broom and Gary Boyer cousin of Jok Boys" Clul) the bride. member of the i class. Muss -Valdale Farm." formerly known Snyder, of the Class '52. is vice as The A.

Waters Farm." near president of the Day Students' Club Germantown, Montgomery county, i and Miss Elva Remsberg has been Md 10 fl head of a i an its secretary. a dairy equipment. See large Miss Truxal. the only one of the ac jv. in Post and Nrws.

i seven who did not attend Fred- MRS. V. J. WILLIAMS erick county schools, is a a a Owner Clearance: Spring And Summer Hats Reduced For Clearance And Price WACHTER AND HILDEBRAND 8': West PHlrick St. Plants For Sale Late flower, celery, broccoli, briissell I a i i Wos, of New oYloi-d.

I AriuafmlleVw 6oT sprouts, tomato nnd pepper and East ol Gettysburg. $1.050. Apply 33-1 Madison St H. A POLAND "04 College A Phono I Vacation Notice KING'S 1 A I i A I will be closer! for a a i from I July 8 to 15 i i 1 Phone 37 E. Pnlnck St Price Pony never used: pony Kcd new onc-horsc I'lirB.

new 13 pony sonir- I four Mnsle pony harnesses, C. i Ladies- 7-Gd3f roar-. Tirrirtn br- i I TUDOR I run 8 condition. of the National Cathedral Schoor Null and Null. Auctioneers in Washington.

During her fresh-' Horace M. Alexander, Clerk man year just completed she was I class, president, a reporter on the "Blue and Grey" and a member of the Riding and Dance clubs. Public Sale 3 '4-mile north of New Midway. I Md Friday. July 7, 1950, prompt- Miss Young, who was graduated b' at 10 a.

m. DST, all equipment in June and began her work as as- from welding and machine shop, sistant home demonstration agent acetylene welding outfit, new lathes, in Carroll County July 1, was on motors, tap and die sets, electric the Athletic Association board of I drills and all up-to-date tools used conditioned for your comfort. Venetian Blinds Custom-Made As As 40c Sq. Ft. See The May Sloan RemovabletSlat Blind Before You Buy No Obligation EDWARD PAYNE Frederick 2092 Friday i A i As I'M July 7 Pearl Rarfiam Hi Rt.

40, To Sell Or 178D-J Or 8G-W-13 Call Of Fetor Fun Inn Private dining room now air- directors, basketball manager and in such shop. Available for banquets and parties. Funerals Funeral services for Roy C. Null. 300 West Seventh street, who died Preceding Ihe ceremony, Miss Planning For PlClllC i Barbara Kelly, organist played "I Love You Truly" and Mrs.

Evelyn Nine senior members of the Sullivan sang "Oh Promise Me," "I Frederick Boy's Club enjoyed the Love Thee" and "Because." Follow- facilities of Holme.s D. Baker Meing the ceremony Mrs. Sullivan morial Camp. Braddock Heights, re- sans "The Lord's Prayer." cently, when they camped The bride's mother chose a dress overnight. Included in the 1 of flowered navy blue sheer with ere Brian Study, white accessories and a corsage of Richard Brown, Donald 3 member of the honorary a Also, livestock, farm machinery Also catering to picnics and box and basketball teams.

She was also and equipment, feeds, and all i lunches. this year's general manager of the household furnishings in its entire- PETER PAN INN annual spring style revue at Hood ty. See large list later. MARVIN L. HUGHES, VIOLA A HUGHES.

Glenn and Harry Trout. AucL R. L. Kelly, Clerk. Ijamsvillp Picnic SATURDAY NITE.

JULY 8TH Browningsville Band Chicken and Ham Supper Served $1.00 Nestle, The Originator i a i Complete $3 SO And 50 A i i i A SALON 306 N. a i St. Phone I Red Mcn-Pocahontas Family Picnic 1 P. 30 P. M.

SUNDAY, lf)f-0 Meet fit home. I a Space, and share rides. i I fie kiddies lived, set of ponv a rum mg i ponv bridles Lp ln( i i i a or 279-W-3. 7-6d3f I I A I''OK SALE--SHEEP. AN EXCELLENT Sow, i siv pu.

i spray 1ft of black a ewe lambs, Hamp- good us new. elecinc swocpcr; a i crossed, i i a delivery i i i i i tlxluro-: and i i i 00 each. Also bred Hamp; a i too numerous to men- I i ewe Limbs and yearlings and a I 1 I iew bred Hampshire A a i a i sell. Valley View Farms Garrett i it here and we i sell it for Road. i Hall, a a nt a small cdmniission.

fi i TM Sale a at 1 2 3 0 p. in. a 1 a ort ONLY I WILL SE N'lIRSEKIES white carnations. i Stanley Routzahn. James Bmvlus.

suddenly on a Wednesday morning, be conducted at the funeral home, 106 East Church street. Saturday at 10.30 m. Interment in Mt. Olivet cemetery. M.

K. Etchison and Son, funeral director. The groom's mother also wore George Wetrcl, a i White. downtown street navy blue with white accessories Albert Levering and Burton Step- Crab Feast The Heart Of Maryland Cabins One Mile South Of Frederick Tickets SI.50 Friday. July 8 P.

R. L. MYERS M. Among The Sick Welty Nikirk and Norman Fogle, West Fifth street, who were badly burned Wednesday morning when the TV aerial they were raising touched a high tension power line, were reported in satisfactory this i at Frederick Memorial Hospital, where they are undergoing treatment. E.

C. Kefauver. 1400 North Market street, is a patient at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Master Patrick Ramsburg. son of Mrs.

Reba Ramsburg. Route 5, has and a corsage of white carnations. hens. The boys were accompanied Following the ceremony a re- by Club director Jack Shorrow. ception was held at the home of The a a i i for the mem- the bride 104 Ninth st.

Approxi- bers of the club is to be held a 1 mately 150 guests were received. day at" Yellow Springs. Burton Assisting at the reception were is chairman of the Mrs. Elijah a a Mrs. Charles mittee.

Activities will start at five-j p. rn. when supper will be served. Following a group of games, there will be a campfire Members of the Hartman, Mrs. Charle? Mercer, Mrs.

Edward Schade and Miss Mildred Eyler. Rent A Car 'For Your Vacation Hour Day Week Year Call For Rates McKENZIE'S SERVICE STATION Patrick And Court Streets Phone 211 Attention Moosp Attendance jack pot offered every tionally known Announcement To All Fredericktonians We are pleased Irt announce addition of a new department in the Victory Liquor Store, now be, ing operated at 242 North Market street. Frederick. Maryland. On and a July 7, lf)5fl, we xvill conj duct Steve's Delicatessen in ron- i with our present business.

I We i i to carry a full line of beer, wines and liquors. In addition, thr store i br stocked with an elaborate line of the very finest and choicest do- mestic and imported food products from Hopper-McGaw Company. Baltimore, and S. S. Pierre i Company, Boston.

These two na- importers have SAVE I I SEED in shade. tcM in i i i i Ihn.se i inul send us parcel in testing no 'a a i Waynesboro i i i VirRiniti. MEDFORD A I I A I 7, 1050 at (I o'clock i i a i i i he sold Pnst hole i a or a i i i Morse i 1 lmr.se power i Decrn Deep Well comp i I horse power 3 pnu-er i phase new. "iHO a slock a I 1 I up lo i i i i 1 1 i a SELL A large business property on Gettys- Rond. near Frederick.

Address nox care Frederick News-Post 7-5d4t KOR ROYAL OUTBOARD motor for small fishing craft. Perfect condition. Write Fred. News-Post Box A KELVINATOR REFRIG- erntor, good condition. Phone GOO- 7-5d2f FOR SALE HOUSE TRAILER.

equipped. Apply 42 E. South St i Md 3 a mnrl $4 "(10 to 3W Mod hou -c on Second St. Price Large Warehouse BklR Price i I 3 mod. i loK FOR SALE- TWO WELL BRED HOL- new i a slem old enough for heavy a a i i I service hy Pond Beau Bruin- i ICKS- and i new I i the one out of a daughter of screens, snnu- lanri and i Progressor, the other out h.une',s.

largo cooker, post nf a a of Curtiss Candy Pella Lad, these are good type and. 3 i ijrl'-k a House. i dl.s- I i I'nce LarRC Bus i ol a i J3.1 ono priced IKMIICS i hay i a i i coal -stove, oil cook piei-e oak hrcnlcl.iM set. piece a i i i 3 piece i i hkie i i rfjoni i (i piece a i i i 2 hcdv iinrl i a i es'se-. a 2 a mow 1 edKer.

2 i i i model radios, i i runs. a a hoy's i room i rlesk i hcnrl scw- '-hould "erj' good herd sires. Ira D. i Md. PIANO, KNA'HE SPINET, SLIGHTLY used, excellent condition.

Priced reasonably Shockey's, 28-30 Summit Avenue. Hagerstown, Maryland. A 1MD OLDSMOBILE sedan, Series 80. radio, heat- i.ut lot i i i i i i a i 1 ndrfrn tcr1 a snle tradc i 2 old clocks, ni.irhlr- lop tables. i Drcngle, i a i i fireen a and i a no) i i i 2 i i 2 house, oil a i Th is i new and Leaving for a trip through the Senior Optimist Club will attend, Friday night between the hours designated us their sole and ex- northern states, the bride wore a paisley dress trimmed with white eyelets.

Her accessories were also white. Her corsage was the orchid from the center of the bouquet. The bride is a graduate of Frederick Hiph School class of 1948. The groom is also a graduate of and Ihe boys have extended an in- 9 and 12. Members must be in at- i a i to Mayor E.

F. Munshower, i tendance to win. Sheriff Guy Anders, several mem- bers of the City Police force, and a number of other a xvho havo An l. nl ry arn JC nl assisted with the operation of the Annual Fried Chicken club. ISSUED 1947.

He is now employed by his Marriage licenses have been Is- Mountain View Church Hall Purdum. Maryland JULY 8, FROM 4:30 'TILL Music Bv Potomac Band father. cued in Hagerstown to i Sport Shirt Sale cucct i i Weight Ravons And Cottons The couple are now at home in F. Stimmel. 20, a All Famous Brands home following an opera- i gt fiVidge.

tion at the Frederick Memorial' Hospital. their newly furnished a a Clubs EUrbana Club Has Dance Mr. and Mrs. Clarence "were hosts to the Urbana Home- "rnakers Club, their families, and the Mane D. a a 17, Barkman: Merhle J.

Marshall, 30. Thurmont, and Anna M. Ridenour, 38, Waynesboro, Pa. All Famous Brands Long Sleeves, All Sizes Values To $5.50, Now $1.95 First Quality BENNETT'S FOR MEN Kasch Mrs. S.

R. Hughes, Brunswick CORRECTION I It was incorrectly slated in The Salvage jUrbana 4-H Clubs at a square dance lan 30 Mrs. C. W. Penner, of St.

Clair Shores, and her mother, Mrs. E. L. Larnpman. of Minneapolis.

are visiting in Brunswick returned home a few days ago from News last week a the address Iron Metals Rags And Bags a visit with her son-in-law and I of Kenneth T. Layman, who was daughter, Mr. and Mrs. R. V.

Fox, granted a license to wed Mildred I at Detroit. and with Mr. and I L. Michael, this pity, was 122 West Mrs. Charles T.

Conerly, at Cleve- Sixth street. The correct address elusive representatives in Frederick. Kosher foods, bakery and Breyer's ice cream products will be among our specialties. New equipment has been inj-lall- ed and the storeroom is now Air- Conditioned. Refrigeration facil- i i are the most modern obtainable.

bus. i i I2'c Price (N. a SI I A I I MISS EVELYN MILLER Rcnl a I a ScconrJ i i Md WHAT ARE YOU I a a i The from Winters Church i verve refrexhineutf; HuRhes. Auctioneer. a Creen, Clerk.

runLic SAL- FOR SALE BUSINESS OPPOR- tunit.v. Soft drink route, carryinR two popular drinks. Profit around 500 lo $4 OOP yearly Write 1 2 7-3d3f FOR NEW HOLLAND nnd make balers. Immediate delivery. Cnr auction every Tuesdav nifiht, July I I nt 7.30 Bitr- ner's A i Waynesboro lor'' 1 Nceil money' 1 i i i I a i in Si.OOO 00 more a a i i i i i a a i i I work a We a a a a a i i a a nf i caliber, who is bonri.ible owns a car.

a i a i a i i a i i i age. a i i ences, and a a i i a i a I i i i to move I a of Georcia, undersigned, i Phone 1323-M sell on a where we resided for past i years, located along a road, a i to the Le- Hore Bridge, i north of New i a Md on I A 7. at o'clock A. T. FIRST All my a i shop nnri Steve's; Delicatessen will be open America.

27 East A i a i from 6 a. m. to 12 midnight. Dr- a a 7 i 3 livery service will be available icr HELP A A WILL your convenience- i 11 p. m.

Prompt and free deliveries will be made. We take this means to a those who have contributed to our a a wrought iron Range Co. success in Frederick. Your con- tinued patronage is solicited. electric welding ealiipnicnt.

200 amp Lincoln welrler. new A a I with i machine, and a a a a i complete i Kemp-Smith i machine for key wnys, and sear i HobarL i machine i l. p. motor. i a fnr i and Cor large a i complete set of pears for changing lame speed, aetylcne inuge.s, hose i and torch, bottle gas '-Tt.

2 welding shields, two noxv tap interview prospective salesmen for Maryland and Virginia i Monday, July 10th. Must own car and be free to travel. $4000 week plus com- nd die sots, two electric drills, mission. Apply at Desk. Hotel Fredn m.

size), Lancaster drill press. I erick for a District Kales- i sll grinding i emery i wheel and saw, six electric motors. i ARTISTIC CHRISTMAS A Make biggest a i New 21- Music for dancing was furnished jay William F. Lee, Daniel Lee Jr. jand Perry C.

Cosgrave. Those present were: Mr. and Mrs. violin Hart, Patricia and Linda Hart. Mr.

and Mrs. Russell Strube and Xarry, Mrs. Horace Williams and Jane, Mrs. Rayner Montgomery, Frances Montgomery, Mr. and Mrs.

Clarence Kasch, Suzanne and Donna Kasch, Patty Franklin, JKay Franklin, Roxie Montgomery, Ann Runkles. Austin Wood, Dick jZorn, Jim Montgomery, Billy Lee, Doris Jean Lee, James Fox, Mrs. E. Lee, Mr. and Mrs.

Ed- i-ard E. Knise, Mrs. Wilson Runkles, Rev. and Mrs. John Kuschel, jMrs.

Hickey, Mr. and Mrs. Murray "ox and Jacquelyn, Charles Dod- Mrs. Norman McFadyen, 3ruce McFadyen. Mr.

and Mrs. Jennett Lightbown. Mrs. G. O.

lendrickson, Mrs. John C. Kidd, lr. and Mrs. Leon Loeb, William Lee, Mr.

Daniel Lee and Perry C. Cosgrave. The committee in charge of the 3ance was Mrs. Clarence Kasch, Irs. Norman Me Fadyen and Mrs.

F. Lee. Refreshments were served i intermission. Dancing continued jntil midnight. and vicinity.

is 122 East Sixth street. Local Mentions We Arc Pleased To Announce a Kemp's second floor is now Furnaces Used Plumbing --Greases-Boilers Machinery Hides All Junk In Any Quantity Pick Up Service Building Steel Pipe And Terra Cotta For Sale FREDERICK JUNK CO. Frank Gastley Sons Phone 383 Mr. and John G. Minnick, air-conditioned by Carrier for your of near Middleloxvn, returned Wednesday morning from a Fourth of July holiday automobile trip to New York.

Niagara Falls and into Canada. In New York City, they shopping comfort. KEMP'S ON THE SQUARE Help We have a vacancy for an am- briefly visited Mr. and Mrs. Austin bilious young man.

Winter Coat Storage It never too late to store your xvinter coats at Hendrickson's. Bring in your fur and heavy cloth coats now before the real hoi Let us STEVE AND TASIA KRITS1NGS rard assortments sell on i pa.v you cash on 100 boxes' Embossed practically new, a 1 have been using i here in from to 2 h.p., nf sets of other wrench sets, large nnd several socket wrench sets, number Airport, 7-ld6t FOR SALE--'47 BLACK TUDOR Bulck convertible. WW tires. Rh. Low mile.ige.

Looks like new. Phone Svkesville 347-W-l. 7-ld6f FOR SALE REPAIRED GENERA- tors, starlers. Blair's. 222 W.

South. SI Phone 15tfi-M. V-R AND CHEV. HOT-ROD MOTORS. Hollywood dual-mufflers, dual manifolds, carbureters.

Circle Speed Shop. Fowler's, New Market. 6-20dtf FOR SALE--J00 H.P. MERCURY MO- tor complete TborouKhly rebuilt. set-in, ready to go Guaranteed.

$140.50. Circle Speed Shop. Fowler's, at New Market. 5-26dtf NOTICES I folders i name. HO for $1.

Persona! small, a i bench vise, smaller bench new i large and small crease guns, several hydraulic jacks matches, stationers many others. As- creeper, large amount or cnlsels. sortmfint.i on approval, free i i punches, hammers Allen sets saws' samples. Artistic. Y.

fill Elmira, files. 2 fans, electric commun- 1 icalmg set, lot of crow bars, pinch 7-fidlf Community Sale Top wafics pald For the best prices, for the best nan Bethfsda. Maryimd. treatment, send your furniture and i WANTED i A TWO RRICKLAYERS rs Rhl a heavv chains, bolts. large shop furnace and hood.

lawn needed 1o v.ork in Bcthesda area. Wisconsin merchandise to the Community Sale. Phone 2658. JOHN L. PONTON Auctioneer IECEIVES CERTIFICATE Capt.

Edmond Scavone, 303 East Third street, who has been station- at Brooke Army Medical Center, ort Sam Houston, Texas, has just Deceived his certificate for having Completed his residency training in mrgery at Brooke General Hospital. Capt. Scavone has been as- jicned to Ihe Fifth Army Area here he will serve with the 5010th Service Unit at Fort. Custer, Beach'ley, formerly of Middletown graduate preferred. Splendid op- Valley.

portunity for advancement, xvork- I ing in pleasant surroundings. For full details apply McCRORY'S 5 10, FREDERICK high school Wea1hcr gcts Comitiimity Sale Next sale July 12th at 7 p. m. DST and every Wednesday there- repair your i a fter. If you have i to in storage.

i i i se cons jg to the Community charge S2.50 for fur coats, Sa i at 5 East Seventh street. EXPERIENCED AUTO mechanic. Top waKes. Willard Motors. A Brunswick.

Phone Brunswick WANTED--WE Elfu EX PERI CED plumbers, a i men and oil mechanics. If you are looking for a permanent job. i may be your answer. a work, good EXECUTORS' NOTICE This is to give notice that the subscribers have obtained from the Orphans' Court of Frederick County, in, Maryland, letters Testamentary on the estate of VVAHDIE M. SEEGER late ot Frederick County, Maryland, deceased.

All persons having claims again the deceased are warned to ex- hihit the same, with the vouchers thereof, legally authenticated, to the subscribers, on or before the 23rd day of January, 1951. next: they may otherwise hv iaw be excluded from mower sharpener, furnace grates, lot of I all benefit ol said estate. Those in- new angle a and round steel, set debted to the deceased are desired to of scales, lot of in one- gallon nnd quart cans, wheel barrow, heavy shop lironrns. FARM STOCK AND EQUIPMENT Holstein a i cow i calf by side, very fine Holstein heifer. 2 year's old, black steer.

TiOO Ibs. or more, fi fnt hogs, weigh 22. Ibs. or better, 100 Leghorn roosters I friers). Case tractor on rubber, miodel V-C Farm- All type), practically new condition, with cultivators, new Allis Chalmers Court Asked To Pass On Trusts In Will Proceedings have been filed in Equity Court by John H.

Baker, of Baltimore and Buckeystown, asking the Court to determine whether trusts established by the will of the S2.00 for fur-trimmed coats, jackets, or phone 1033. Truck available, i considered unless they are sober, 1 and scarfs. A a a steady workers. Apply to Mr Hartman a Weil Brothers. 331 N.

a wages, yrar-enri bonus for good work. nRle hoUorn iV-inch gang plow, wood hospitalization. ek leave, vacation saw a a a a wheel, with pa.v. and i for ad- rubber i tractor, farm a i (heavy vancemcnt. Applicants will not he i low down steel wagon gear and For Sale: 1950 Ford Tudor Sedan Actual Mileage 1,600 Price SI.650 APPLY 334 MADISON ST.

Annual Carrollton Manor Picnic WEDNESDAY, JULY 19 HENDRICKSON'S Reasonable commissions. JOHN L. PONTON Auctioneer HELP WANTED EXPERIENCED Summer Clearance Sale 20 Discount On All Giftwares To My Friends And Tatrons I have recently taken over Ensor's Grocery, Walkersville. and will continue to operate under Must Mrs. HELP WANTED TWO NEAT AP- pearing young women.

20 to 3.x for restaurant work. $.10 a week. Lee's late Joseph D. Baker, of this city, At The Carrollton Manor Wood? Glassware, Metalware, Woodenware carrying a complete line of groc- continue i existence whether i Fried Chicken A Country a a nf TOP'S Fonrf aurani a VVCCK. uee name Joe iood Center, i ner Jefferson Pike.

Phone 270-W-3. lich. PALL FOR STATEMENTS Washington, July 6 Jompiroller of the Currency today ssued a call for a statement of le condition of all a i a banks the close of business June 30. they terminated upon the death of Holmes D. Baker, son of J.

D. Baker. The bill, filed through William M. Storm and Venable, Baetjer and Howard, attorneys, says Holmes D. Baker was the original trustee under the will of J.

D. Baker and lhat the orator, John H. Baker, -was the successor trustee under the J. D. Baker will.

Named as respondents are executors ot the estate of Holmes D. Baker: Charlotte Baker King, and Buckingham School of Frederick county, who are all the persons holding beneficial interests in said trusts, it is stated. Dinners Dancing And Games Licensed Hairdressers Wanted ECKER'S BEAUTY SALON 306 Market Street Beer Headquarters Bock Porter Premium Regular Beer Or Ale We Have All Brands And Deliver Free To All Parts Of City 1 Phone 55 Or 56 STAUB'S Market At Fourth The complainant asks that the The Braddock Heights Roller Rink Court decree that (he trusts created by (he will of J. D. Baker continue in full force and that, as surviving successor trustee, he is entitled to and should receive possession of the assets, books and records of the trust estate.

MARKET PRICES Wheat, bu $1.90 Corn, bbl 8.00 Barley, bu $.80 Will Bo Closed SATURDAY, JULY 8lh. Afternoon And Evening Crab Feast And Barn Dance Stevens' A i FRIDAY, JULY 7 P. M. Benefit Of Convent i i Fund Price $2.25 Tax Included Tickets On Kale At Men's Store Sponsored By C. D.

Of A. Etc. This Is Your Opportunity To Stock Up For Your Own Use And For Gifts berger's book mart gift shop 145 North Market Street Used Passenger, Truck And Farm Tires 670-15 700-15 760-15 820-15 600-16 630-16 11-28 All tires 13-36 13-26 in perfect condition with many miles of rubber. WEIL BROTHERS. INC.

331 North Market Street Turn In Your Junk For Highest Cash Prices Call 96fi Frederick SCLAR'S RELIABLE JUNK CO. Corner East 5th St. East St. We Buy Iron Rags Bass Batteries Auto Radiators Copper Lead A i We Sell Used Pipe Angle Iron Radiators Phono 966 For Pickup Service Or i In Your Salvapp eries, frozen foods daily and HELP WANTED YOUNG meats. A continuation of your patronage will be appreciated.

JOSEPH E. CARLOTTI Dress Making MRS. GLADYS ROY 107 West South Street, Phone Frederick 2561 Frederick Hones Insulating Co. See H. J.

Kester. 316 East Third street, Frederick, Md. Phone 532-J for Certified Eagle-Picher Insulation and Eagle-Picher A i Storm Windows and Doors. MAN with high school education to work in Sales Department of Automotive Parts wholesaler. Apply E.

B. Ship- 7-3d3t SALESMAN--NATIONALLY KNOWN candy company wants franchise distributor for Frederick and i i i Cash deposit required. Write Russell Seaman. 149 E. Queen St Chambers- burs.

Pa. 7-3ci6f WANTED--DAIRYMAN FOR A in Upper Montgomery Co. House furnished. Good pa.v. Write Box HO.

Frederick News-Post. Free Chicken Friers And It's Frying Time: First $4.00 Purchase $1.98 Frier Free! Or First $8.00 Purchase $4.35 Frier Free! Limited Supply One To A Customer We Deliver FOSTER'S HARDWARE 328 N. Market SI. Phone 1478 HELP WANTED EXPERIENCED full and part lime waitresses. Apply in person.

Southern Restaurant, 315 Market St. WANTED WHITE WOMAN AS cook and housekeeper. Must be fond of children. Excellent opportunity for woman riesirlns; refined home. i lers spent in Write Box 2f)02, Frederick News-Post HELP WANTED EXPERIENCED mechanic, capable of handling hnlh new auto and genrral repairs.

References required. Apply in person only. Miller-Hufihes Motor Rockville, Md. WANTED BR1CK- and block setters for wru at A Allen F. Feeser, Frederick, Md, 1.12 F.

B.illimore a land. St T.mei town, 6-30dRt make immediate payment. Given under our hands this 21st day of June. IfiTiO. BETTY CULLER STORM and BENJAMIN L.

SHUFF. Executors Edward D. Storm, Attorney. True Copy--Test: HARRY D. RADCLIFF, Register of Wills for Frederick County.

Md. dJe 22.29-Jy 6.13,20 Notice Transfer from Carl H. Hane A Kane's Liquor Store, 307 East Patrick street, Frederick, Md. Baugnnian'iirne" i Application has been made to Model O. New Way corn planter, culti- the undersigned by CARL H.

HANE 1322 N. Market Frederick, Md. And plow, lot of forks, scoop shovels. 40 A nTTTCir WA-MV foot extension ladder, hay fork, ropes -ni i nnd pulleys, John Deere feed grinding 1322 Market Frederick, Md. 111 4 1 i 1 body, McCormick B-foot grain hinder.

McCormick-Deerinc hay loader. McCormick-Deering side delivery rake. mill. BUTCHERING TOOLS Two Iron kettles and stands, sausage firtnder. stiifTer and lard press, ladles, dippers, slirrers.

hooks, scrapers, etc. FEEDS--Two large mows of new hay in barn. Af.L HOUSEHOLD FURNISHINGS Home deep freeze, 16 cubic feet (King Knlcli. electric Friciriaire, Est a electric range, white enamel i range. Norge electric washer, i cabinet, i enamel table, white glass front (top dcorst cupboard, round extension table, breakfast set.

blanket chest. Singer sexvjng machine, Livingston piano and stool, studio cauch. 2 radios, maple bedroom suite, oak bedroom suite, 3 iron beds and 2 large chairs, lot of straight rocking chairs, mirrors, square stands, electric sweeper. hand sweeper, 5 gallon brown jar- dinerc. hall tree, electric clock, electric mixer, curtain stretcher, 2 irnn- mc boards, four 0x12 rugs, electric iron, electric train and doll house, dishes, glasswnre, cooking utensils, (a Ion, copper wash galvanized tubs, new pressure sprayer (5 Ral.l.

never used, lawn mower. 2 porch chairs. Int of house plants and flowers, and many more articles to be sold not enumerated. TERMS CASH. Full settlement required day of snle.

MARVIN HUGHES, VIOLA A. HUGHES, New i a Md. Glenn nnrl Harry Trout. Aucts. Raymond L.

Kelly Clerk Lunch Served On to sell Off Sale Beer, Wine and Liquor, at the premises known as HANE'S LIQUOR STORE 307 East Patrick Street Frederick, Md. the said license to be known as a Class A Off-Sale Beer. Wine and Liquor license which would permit the licensee to sell the aforesaid beverages at retail, in any quantity to any retail dealer or consumers at the place therein described, and to deliver the same in a sealed package "or container, which package or container shall not be opened nor its contents consumed on the premises where sold. The application is made in accordance with Section 44 of Article 2-B of the Code of Public General Laws of Maryland. All persons desiring to be heard either side of the question of the granting or refusal of this plication should be present at the office of the License Commissioner 2 p.

m. Wednesday, July 19. 1950. at which time and place a public hearing will be held. G.

CLEVELAND TROUT. License Commissioner for Frederick County, NEWSPAPER!.