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cille Cogle of Loudoun Heights were Mesdames Charles Dunn, en rob. THURSDAY, MARCH 23'
LOCAL AND PERSONAL ACTIVITIES IN . . , and two half sisters, Mrs. Ger- Robert Itardy Sr., V. E. Neal, Ed- -- , ~
H] LRP[ ~S FER~ t' AND ! 0L ~ ~ ~ lrude Ballenger of Bolivar and lward Singhas, Miss Marie Truss- Pr0gra m iSeein~ntiS believing--if you see[ If you want to know w~
Mrs. Thehna Wiley of Millville. ell and Mr. W. B. Horn. Juhette Lowe Ce~ebrah0fl
The body remained at lhe Eack-I Delicious refreshments of cake " ,P ' 1" our h(art as thou hIhind the headlines ask, anYl
By Mrs. G. E. Webb , Telephone 2492 los Funeral Chapel until Sunday t punch, potato chips, nuts anti ~ Lixe,iZer, (lay wereY ,'-~ "Cnrlstmas.'" g ilwife" She'll.tell you its tel. _~
when it was rcntoved 1o the [mints were served anti many love This is Girl Scout week lhrou- at Charles Town Junior ttig:B~st w:ay to get in the swim is Iban(l,, especially at tile Die,
Church of the Nazarene at Loud ly gifts were served, ghout the nation and to observe School.
Death of Spanish War Veteran [grandchildren; one sister, Mrs. oun Heights, with the Rev. Lloyd Attend Band Clinic the occasion locally Girl Scout i Mrs. William K. Roth, Neigl~stay out of the dives, table. _.~
William Franklin Garrelt, 82, [Maude Haley of Warrenton, Va. Massey officiating. Burial was Those from Harpers Ferry and Brownie troops of Charles borhood chairman opened the pr ¢~p~~.l..f~-.~-j-.f~.f~.c-~'j'~-.~.Iz~-~r~ ~
died °n Friday at his heine at ]The b°dy rested at the B°livar" made in Ebeneczer Cemetery' High Sch°°l attending the Area 4 T°wn and Rans°n °fficially °pen ceedings bY greeting and welc°m ~~~ ~1
Chestnut Hill, Ilarpers Ferry, Rt. [ttarpers Ferry Funeral Chapel un I Loudan tteights. Band Clinic held at Martinsburg ed the week by attending church ing this large turnout of famil: ----'~
2, after a long illness. A native of ]til Sunday when it was removed [ Miss Emma Buckner is a pc- High School on Friday and Satur in a body at the Charles Town ~and friends. The Executive Direc
Strasburg, Va. he was born on[to the Chestnut Hill Methodist[tient in the Charles Town Gcner: day were Mary Emma Kidwiler, Baptist and S~t. James Catholic or of the Eastern Panhandle Gir
Dec. 14, 1878 a son of the late Lor ]Church from where services were ] al Hospital. She has been there Mary Kidwiler, Judy Auvil, Vick churches. I Scout Council was introduced an( ~~-----"-
enza antl Sydney Wicks Garrett. ]held at 3:30 o clock with the Rev. ] for about ten days. ie Jackson, Brent Davidson, Don Then at 2:30 p. m. a large dele- I asked to stand and be recognized I
A veteran of the Spanish-Amcr-]C. W. Lloyd officiating. Burial[ On last Friday night a hun~ng nie Davidson, Sandra Littleton, action of parents anti friends of 'An award of appreciation was pr(
ican War and a retired employee [was made in the Cemetery adjoin ]dog, belonging to Wayne Lon,,er- John Littleton and June Lee Scouting in the area, along with sented to the Womans Club o~ ~ ,~ --
of the Michigan Chemical Corn-[ing the Church. ]beam and tied in the yard at the Webb. Twelve'schools were repre the Scouis, atended the Juliette Charles Town for their sponsorADDA ROOA4 £)O~IN
pany of Millville, he had spent ISudden Death of Mrs. Nuce I home was attracted by dogs or a sented and elevn band directors Lowe celebration program staged ship of Girl Scouts in this aret •
most of his life in JeffersonI Mrs. Edith Mac Nuce, 63, wifeld°g, during the night and was presented Prof. C., C. Arms of ~ f°r the past year" Mrs" James WaI 7~ME~E 8ELO~ / I~I~'~'~
C~unty'w.Va.SurviV~rsarehis~f~arryNuce~fL~ud~unHei-.bad~yt~rn~cutandbruised.~tHarpersFerryHighSch~with~fnearMartinsburgspentThurss~n,.presic!ent..~fthe`W~man~ HOME ~~i
wife, ~rs. Sarah ttawk Garrett at ~ghts, Va. near Harpers Ferry died I was at first thoughf that he would a pen and pencil set because of clay with Mrs. Lena Ambrose. UUD a ecep}e(1 the awara. __ --as G/VE YOU~
home; one son Herman Garrett of[suddenly Thursday night while ln°t survive but he is beginning to the fact that he is retiring after Mr. and Mrs. Lee Emery of Mar . At tins ume ~ne progra~n w~ A CH~E TO ~O~f I
near ttarpcrs Ferry; four daugh- ]enroute to a Doctor's office in I show slight improvement and has the closing of school in May. He tinsburg spent Wednesday with mrnea over m lvirs, li. iv1. L vans, , I - /
tcrs, Mrs. Geneva Loy of Washing IPurcellville, Va. Born in Silver I eaten a small amount of food. On has taught music for 42 years the Mr and Mrs T W Weltv and cnawman ot me program. ~even
ton, D. C,; Mrs. Nettle McDaniel ]Grove, Harpers Ferry Route 2,]the same night a couple pigs past eight years being in West ~,~,~ ,~-o,~ ),,,~,~,~^:=~ """ ~-"" o.'., ~,~h':'l ..... - .... [part.°f theThell troopSthemeinwasthis,,whatarea tOOkwe ~~ , ~-- ~ ,~,,~Jf'~f"v"~" ~""
of Thomasville, Pc.; Mrs. Pauline ]on Aug. 23, 1897, she was a dau-Iwere attacked and badly bitten, Virginia, in Harpers Ferry High .,:,.. ,..:,~ ,?.:s. ,,:. ......... "In~ have accomplishedduring the ~f-1 ~ IctTi ~ -'~_.I ~i
A~ger ~f Rans~n, w. Va.; Mrs.lghter ~f the ~ate Edward Rey-~apparentIybyadog.Their~wner Sch~l. He has taught between visiteu1wrs.tAara~)unnnear - ast ear,, l !i~kLt~)" ~,~~t
Bertha Deck of Alexandria, Va.; I nolds and Sarah Gray Reynolds of llived near the home of Mr. Lon- 3,200 and 3,500 students. Prof. wood Sunday. Mrs. Dunn has p Y " -~ ~? ~' f~
[ gerbeam. Arms is to be congratulated on been under the doctors care for M~'s" .David Merchant s .trOOp ~ !~ ~~
19 grandchildren; seven great IHarpers Ferry. Survivors are herI This area experienced a dreary his wonderful achievement, some time now conaucted the opening ann cios-
1 [ant! cold weekend with rain mix- Series of Meetings Mr. Rodney Engle iS¢o~Casl. ~glFlagCepe~:nYnsM[:~eJ°~ph
ed with snow, hail and sleet. We The Rev. Joseph D. Sergent of pauem m tne ~naries - . ' • .
are glad "Spring Is Just Around the Bedington Methodist Churchpital. He was taken there Satur- Pr°rJe:t i~:meyH,°n~eomo~kmgplaiMnre~
// The Corner.' near Martinsburg will be guestday. He is improving now very the fun they had had by demon- ~ LOC^LT~^~KS.',,- -- .... :
// / Stork Shower At Dopson Home
speaker at Camp Hill Methodist ,much.
A surprise stork shower was Church, Harpers Ferry during a Mr. and Mrs. George Gageby strating a dance they had learned
given for Mrs. Robert ttorn, by series of meetings which began lwere supper guests of Mr. and at their meetingss. Mrs. Charles ~ SPECIAL Through April!
Mrs. Donald Dopson and Mrs. on Sunday night, March 19 and Mrs. Fred Tabler Thursday night Spiker's troop has been studying rr~r~~ QUALITYM PHILIP
Clayton Robinson at the home of i will ,continue through Sunday, near Uvilla. International Friendship. They
Mrs. Merle Wiltshireon last i March 24. The public is invited Mr. and Mrs. Dave Gageby and displayed Flags and Motes of dif- AHOGANY
i to attend these meetings begin-"daughter spent Sunday evening ferent nations. Mrs. Emery Kab- "V - GROOVED -
le's troop has been working on TO STAIN - EASY
STALL.
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Rewire for safety
and for added power
You can count on a safe wiring job with adequate
capacity to carry the full power load of all your
home appliances when we do the job for you.
Thursday evening.
Those attending were Mesdam-
es Elmer Davidson, Robert Har-
dy, Jr., W. M. Horn, Calvin Hou-
gh, Raleigh Moler, C. F. Mose,
elite Pierce, Ronald Rice, C. W.
Rissler, Marcus Rutherford, Lew-
is Staubs, Paul Staubs, Paul
Swartz, and Misses Kathryn Truss
ell, Bevereley Staubs, Pamela
Davidson, Veronica and lit'de Met
• THE
MELVIN T. STRIDER CO.
COLONIAL
FUNERAL HOM'E
Charles Town
Shepherdstown
35 Telephones - 162
I I I Ill Illllll
Discontinuing Farming I will sell at Public Sale the Fol-
lowing Live Stock, Farming Implements and Household Goods,
located on Halltown and Shephcrdstown Pike about 4 miles
South of Shcpherdstown, W. Va., and 4 miles North of Hall-
town, W. Va., at Uvilla, on
TUESDAY, APRIL 4, 1961,
BEGINNING AT 9:30 OCLOCK A. M. SHARP:
50 HEAD OF HEREFORD CATTLE
16 Hereford Cows with calves by their side; 30 Hereford
Heifers and Steers, weight about 400 Ibs. to 600 lbs. each.
These Cattle have been TB and Blood Teested.
31 HEAD OF HOGS
5 Black Poland China Sows, 3 with pigs by their side:
25 Shoats, ranging in weight from 75 to 100 Ibm each; One
Spotted Poland China Male Hog.
HOW ARE YOU
PROTECTING YOUR HOME?
No matter how you try
to protect your home, you
can never be completely
safe from the many haz-
ards that' threaten it.
However, with one insur-
ante policy you can now
get coverage for wind,
fire, theft, vandalism, per-
sonal liability, many other
perils. See ua about our
40 HEAD OF SHEEP modern Homeownerspol-
Some with Lambs by their side. icy today.
FARMING IMPLEMENTS H.S. CLOPPER, JR.
McCormick-Deering M Tractor; McCormick,-Deering s00 Insurance, and Real Sstate
Tractor; McCormick-Deering Super C Tractdr; McCormick- and Bonds
Deering Combine No. 64 with Pickup Attachment and Seacce
Cleaner; McCormick-Deering corn planter for Farmall Super120 E. Washington Street
C Tractor; McCormick-Deerlng C- 295 A Mould Board Plow Charles Town, W. Va.
for Super C Tractor; MeCormick-Deering cultivator for Super , Telephone 216
C Tractor; McCormick-Deering mower 27-V; Universall Trac-
5
tor Mower for M or H Tra~tor; McCormick-Deering Cultiva- ~ ~[lSlt tl[El~lStl|ltS~gL
tor for M or H Tractor; MeCormick-Deering mower for C ~ ~~ ''"*"
Tractor; power corn sheller No. 30; McCormick-Deering Trac- ~Md~/'~/~.
tor Drill, 13 spouts; New Idea one row Corn Picker; McCor-
mick-Deering 2 4-row mounted type corn picker; 2 Oliver * "
tractor plows, 14-in. bottom; McCormick-Deering high spee~ ~:~:~:~;;~:;~:::::~i.~~~('..~
plow, 14-in.; garden tractor, chain saw, New Holland Har- t~:~:~:~:,:~:~:~:~:~:~::::~,])~:~
61 Forage Harvester with row crop and grass attachment"
Lilliston Brush Hog, McCormick Deering No. 200 numur~
spremter with rubber tires; 2 Grove wagons, 3-ton eacb"
1 Grove Wagon 6-Tons capacity; Cunningham Hay CondL ~:~2~ ~'-~,~).~..~ [
tioner, new; Allls-Chalmers Forage Blower a~ad pipe; Hi~
Boy manure loauier, T-Bat roller, New Idea rubbertire sid~
delivery hay r~ke; Hammer Mill, McCormick-Deering No..~
Ensilage Forage Blower; McCormick-Deering 50-T. Picku-
Baler, A-1 shape; McCormick-Deerlng disc harrow, No. 19-V"
row
McCormick-Deering
mower
McCormick-Deedng 2.section tractor spring tooth harrowa" ~ '~ ..~=-~-'~
King Wise 28-ft. hay and grain conveyor with electric motor"
two 8-ft` McCormick-Deering disc harrows; pulverizer, some ~lokroom
tools, Tractor Circdlar Wood Saw.
1953 FORD TRUCK 1'% Ton, A-1 Shape.
FOUR WHEEL DRIVE GEEP.
Several Hundred Bushels of Corn, Oats and Barley each.
Butchering Tools.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
Dining Table and 2 Chairs; Breakfast Set with 4 Chairs:
Electric Table and Floor Lights; Library Table and Coffee
Table; Iron Bed with springs and mattress; 2 wash stands
bureaus, straight back and rocking chairs; Desk and Book
Case Combine; 3 Old Clocks. Pictures ~nd Picture Frames:
3 Card Tables, Mirrors. China Closet, Iron Stone China Wash
Bowl and Pitcher; 2 Toilet Sets, Iatrge Collection of China
and Glasswaxe; Lot of Old Books, Bugs, Lot of Toys, High
School B~nd Bells. Bacon and Iatrd. Lots of Other Articles
that are not mentioned.
TERMS:---CASH On Day of Sale.
NORVAL B. JENKINS
MORROW. ORNDoRFF, THARPE
and MH~LER, Auctioneers.
MOORE AND MORELAND, Clerks.
St. James Luthera~t Church Will Serve Lunch.
M~rch 16, 23, 30-35.
supplies
No matter what you may be
needing in the way of sickroom
supplies, always turn to this "Re-
liable" pharmacy. You will find
this an excellent source, too, for
vitamins and other nutritional
aids, including special items for
the baby and special geriatric
needs for older persons.
And, of course, we hope you
will make it a point to bring us
your Doctor's prescriptions. We
are prepared to compound' them
promptly and precisely as di-
rected. You will appreciate our
courteous service and our uni-
formly fair prices.
HICHOLS & STUCK
PHARMACISTS
Telephone 173
Charles Town, W. Va.
ning at 7:30 o'clock.
Mrs. Lenora Staubs is critically
ill at her home in Bolivar. She
has been quite ill and bed fast
for quite some time but her con-
dition has gotten much worse dur
ing the past week.
Mrs. Charles Trundle has re-
turned to her home after under-
going major surgery in Charles
Town General Hospital.
Miss Sandra Ballenger of Blue
mont, Va. spent the weekend with
her cousin Miss Dottle Cornell.
Dinner guests Sunday of Mr.
and Mrs. J. C. Ballenger were Mr.
and Mrs. Aldridge Ballenger and
son Glenn of Bluemont, Va. After
noon guests were Mrs. Bailey Bal
lenger and son Ralph, Mrs. Bobby
Reid and son Billy of Leesburg,
Va. Mr. J. B. Coffman of Bruns-
wick, Md. Mr. Mike Kirby, Mr.
Jay Ballenger of Bluemont, Va.
and Mr. and Mrs. Donald E. Walk
er and daughter Donna of Ran-
son.
with Mr. and Mrs. David Gageby
near Charles Town.
Mr. and Mrs. Buzz Moreland of
Washington spent the weekend
with Mr. and Mrs. Harold Wilt
and family.
Mrs. Decker Death
Mrs. Gertrude Mitchell Decker
aged 83, wife of the late elite
Decker died in Springfield State
Hospital Maryland. She was born
and reared here but lived in
Brunswick all her married years.
She is survived by one daughter
and three sons, one sister former-
ly of here, Mrs. Edith Whyholt of
Sparrows Point; brother Oscar
Mitchell of Brunswick and broth-
er B. C. Mitchell here. Services
were held Friday in Brunswick
with interment in Park Heights
Cemetery there.
their Folk Dancing Badge. They
demonstrated folk dances from
different countries. Mrs. Edward
Lloyd's troop presented a camp-
ing skit. ,
It was a well rounded program
and showed that all concerned
had put a lot of work into the pre
parations.
Tea was served by the Senior
Womans Club of Charles Town
:in observance of the One Hun-
dredth birthday of Juliette Low
i our founder.
Those things that come to the
man who waits seldom turn out
to'be the thingse he's waiting for.
Trouble that looks like a moun-
tain • from a distance, usually is
onyil a hill when you get to it.
Only - $4.80
Reg. ,- $5.75
Noise is kept to a minimum when you
Ceiling Tile in your home. See us for
Ceiling Tile and do it yourself advice.
Mary Jane Specht,
Darlene Dillow Named
To Shepherd Sorority
One girl from Charles Town
and one from Ranson were a-
mong the 22 rushes welcomed as
members of the 1961 pledge
Class on March 7 by Alpha Sig-
ma Tau sorority at Shepherd Col.
lege.
Mary Jane Specht, a freshman
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Glenn
Specht, 685 Jefferson Avenue,
Charles Town and Darlene Yvon.
ne Dillow, freshman, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. B. L. Dillow, Second
Avenue Ranson were the two lo-
cal girls who accepted bids to be-
~ocme members of the AST sister-
hood.
Miss Dillow who is a member
We will sell the Following Personal Property, located
7 miles West of Charles Town, W. Va., at Middleway,
W. Va., Jefferson County, on
SATURDAY, APRIL 1,, 1961
BEGINNING AT 1:00 O'CLOCK P. M.
HOUSEHOL GOODS -
Home Comfort Range Stove (coal or gas); 2 Oil
Burners, Piano, Dresser, Swing, Table, 2 Platform
Rockers, Slipper Chair, Porch Chairs, 2 Split Bottom
Chairs, Odd Chairs, Love Seat, T. V. Stand, Child's
Lawn Chair, Washstand, old; Night Stand, old; Radio,
Stands, Bed, Foot Stool, Scatter Rugs, 9x12 Fiber
Rug, 9x12 Congoleum Rug, Westinghouse Electric
Roaster, Deep Fryer, 2 Lamps, Large Mirror, 6 Candle
Holders, 5 Pair Drapes, 2 Pair Fiber Glass Curtains,
12 Pair White Curtains, 4 White Linen Shades, Flower
Pots, Medicine Cabinet, Pictures, Baking Dishes, Cook-
ing Utensils, Glass and Silverware, Dishes, and Other
Articles too numerous to mention.
TERMS:--CASH. Nothing to be removed until
.549 HARLE$ TO N,
of the Home Economics Club at settled for.
Shepherd plans to teach home
economics and English on corn- ETHEL K. WHITACRE
pleting her college education. JOHN L. WHITACRE
Miss Specht who plays the piano
and flute is planning her career H. CLAY THARPE, Auctioneer. ,
to be a music supervisor. She is. R. E. MORELAND, Clerk.
currently; a member of MENC, a
member of the Shepherd choir March 23 and 30- '2t.
and band.
The other rushees as announ-
ced by Sandra Osbourn, presi-
dent of the Sorority are: Shirley PUBUC SALF
Corbitt, Shepherdstown, Pamela
Emsweller, Wardensville, W. Va.; FROM
Elizabeth Haymond, Hagerstown,
Md.; Bonnie Hockman, Thurmont, I I[[" I1111 ALL ELECTRIC
Md.; Mary Hedges, Martinsburg,
Annette Janssen, Shepherdstown,The Stoner Farm where I reside has been sold and I am
Discontinuing Farming and Dairying and will sell thereon, fill v-- l Ill l APPLIANCE
Marths Kephart, Gaithersburg, located on Renner Road and just West of Johnsvtlle and
Md.; Margaret Link, Nokesville, being about 3 miles North of Libertytown (Route 26) in
er e.eY ra y oo I Ill [ l llllll
town,; Carolyn Osbourn, Shepher- BEGINNING AT 11:00 A. M. TO-WIT:
dstown, W. Va.; Frances Pingley,
Martinsburg,; Barbara Puckett, 44 HEAD HOLSTEIN DAIRY
Inwood, W. Va.; Sandra Randolph
Martinsburg,; Gall Ruth, Linden, CATTLE 44 BUY an Up-right or Table-top model from A]
New Jersey; Mary Ann Rider, Thii-ty-Flve Milk Cows of which 5 are Registered and 30
Shepherdstown, W. Va.; Phyllis arc good grades. Some of these cows have D.H.I.A. records Electric Appliance Dealer between now and Marchl
Styron, Washington, D. C.; Lynn of 600 lb. B. F. axed above. Three.are due to freshen in in our Service Area and receive a FREE,
Thompson, Leesburg, Va.; and Maxch, one in May and all of the others except 6 have fresh-
Margaret Usak, Martinsburg, Rib- ened~,sinee first of this year. electric installation!
ben Pledging was conducted in One Bred Heifer, 4 Open Heifers, 4 Heifer Calves of which
the sorority for these new 3 axe Pure Bred. A ttameless electric water heater can be
pledges.
LE
By Mrs. Lena Ambrose
Baby Daughters
Born Sunday in The Winches-
ter Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Wil-
liam DeMoss a fine baby girl.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Bill Honk in
The Winchester Hospital last
week a baby girl. This is their
fifth child. They have four boys.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Claison
Henkes of Falls Church, Va. Sat-
urday night a baby girl. Mrs. Hen
kes was Miss Pat Gageby before
marriage. She had been teaching
school down there.
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Breeden
visited Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Breed
en near Summit Point Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Spitzer
and family and Mr. Wilmer'Ba-
gent 'spent Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. Kenneth Owens at Tablets
Station.
Mrs. William DeMoss and son
D.H.I.A. Records given on day of sale 'and we have one
Cow now milking 1O gallons and 4 milking 8 gallons per day.
30 Day Health Test. ',
FARM, MACHINERY
Oliver Model 77 Tractor, Farmali Super C McCormlck-
Deering Tractor with fast hitch attachments including 2
bottom 12" plows, cultivators, springtooth h~rrow, 2 row corn
planter and 7-ft. PrO mower; McCormlck-Deering heavy
duty disc harrow, double row cultivator, side delivery rake
antl tractor ma~nure spreader; Ontario 14X7 tractor 'grain
drill, Mayrath 28-ft. elevator, Oliver 2 bottom pplows, McC-
Deering 2 bottom 12" plows, 2 rubber tire wagons, 8-ft. John
Deere grain binder, hillside hitch, electric brooder, small
to,is, etc.
DAIRY EQUIPMENT:--Esco 330 gallon milk tank, used
18 months; 5 Surge Milker Units, Surge pump amd motor
Ior four units, also Universal pump and motor for three
unite, Jamesway feed cart, buckets and other dairy equipment.
3 Butchering Kettles, Sausage Grinder and Stuffer, Other
Small Items not listed.
TERMS:---CASH on day of sale. Not responsible for ac-
~cidents on premises.
JOHN M. INSKEEP
EMMERT R. BOWLUS & AUSTIN BOHN, Auctioneers.
C. D. METZ, Clerk.
Lunch By Johnsville Rurita~n Olub.
March 23 - lt.
wherever convenient because it needs no flue!
you plenty of hot water; it's clean; and it's
Buy today I
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Dryers and Ranges!
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