Committee
at Court
Night
of representative
~of bhe Jefferson Coun
Club was hetd in
House Tuesday
composed
of the 25 pre-
gave reports
by a interest
P. C. Perry..Miss
Clerk of the Coun
a very informative
of regis-
William Jones
absentee voters.
good attendan
Officer
.. Star Pays
tbarles T0wn
inoring Mrs. LuciHe
llgsville the Wor-
,Iron of' West Vir-
Thursday evening
;Fire Hall by ,t~he
Order of Eastern
decorated wi'th
and each person re
and a program of
evening.
mque t the reg-
organization
le Masonic Hall
where the Wnrthy ,(37:cmlCl h[atrnr~
was presented wit'h a gift, of ));',ass
candlest.icks by Mrs. Doro,bhy Furr
Worthy *Matron of the Charles
Town c'hap, ter. The wort.hy grand
matron was a~so presented with
an honorary membershap of the
local chapter as were other hen-
quet and t'he regular meeting.
A social hour followed the
meeting with punch and coffee
being served by t~le refreshment
committee.
The next regular meeting of t~he
Charles Town O. E. S. w~ll be held
on Thursday evening, May 21 at
8 p. m. DST. All officers and mem
bers are urged to at:tend this meet
ing when there wilt be revival of
obligations.
Another Season of
Summer Stock Set
For Hilltop House
Ano,ther season of summer stock
ored guesls. ,productions is in s, tore for resi-
I Visitors from neighbor:ing ch'ap i dents and. vis!tors to HarperSmFer7
ters of West Virginia, Virginia and ry accorpmg 1,,o an anne ounce" en¢
'Maryland attended bo,th the ban~maoe ,tins week oy to. to. r~mmm,
Manager o,f Hilltop House, Har-
,pets Ferry,
The season o,f four productions,
featuring professional talent from
Baltimore, opens Friday, May 22
and 23 with Patterson Green's hit
comedy, "Papa Is All". Subse-
Checks Proqress FHA
Farm Families in Area
tIerlin T. Reger, S'tate Opmat-
ing Loan Office for Farmers Home
Administrat.ion, has retuned ,to his
headquat~ters in Morganlown after
several days in the Matinsburg
VttA office. The pupose of his visit
was to review progress being made
by FTIA farm families in Berkeley
and Jefferson counties and to de-
temine how FHA can be of grea,ter
service {o farming in 'the area.
Reger said he found most of the
farm families making satisfac:tory
progrss and ~he local agricultural
program above average.
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quent, productions each playing
Friday and Saturday evenings
w, ith 8:45 curtain will be "My
Three Angels", by Sam and Bella;
Spewaek, June 26-27; "The Phil-
adelphia &tory" by Phillip Barry
July 24-25 and Noel Coward's
"Hayfever", September 11-12.
Managing Director of the Play-
ers will be Manny Silverman, pro
fessional actor and theatrical pro
ducer, who will star in the leading
role in "'Papa Is All". Others in
the cast of the first produc,tion are
Nancy Lee Dix, Doris Margolus.
Jay Tarses, Joseph Bandiera and
Diane Caplan.
Wright Denny School, Now
Enrolling First Graders
A postal card regis,tra,tion is now
being carried on a.t ,t~e Wright
Denny School to enroll all boys
and girls w,ho are to enter the first
grade of that school in September.
Principal Moler said there were
about 85 listed so far and the tea.
chefs expect a total enrollment of
over 100. There are 104 aCtlvely in
attendance in t'he First Grade at
Vhe end of this year.
Parents should contact t~he
school if t~hey have not received a
let, ter by mail. This will assure
placemen,t in September.
HENAN gAH
UNCTI
By Miss Lillian Myers
Mrs. Sherman Hopper rece,ived
word of the de,ath o$ her sis,ter
Mrs. E. R. Parker of ChUs:burg,
V'a. Services were held in Staun-
ton, Va. last Wednesday.
,Mr. and Mrs. Charles Brant,net
Mrs. Clive Bt'an,tner o,f Was4hing-
ton spen~t several days last week
with t:he la:t, ters bro,ther-in-law
and sisreer-in-law Mr .:and Mrs.
V,!,otor M. Os'bourn.
~Mr. and Mrs. Grover Thompson
spen,t Sunday with their so nJ,n-
1,aw and daughter Mr .and Mrs.
Rober~tW~hi~ttington in Charles
Town.
Mr. and Mrs. Hewetit Grove of
W~ash,ing, ton spen,t ,the weekend
w:,th 'his mother ~Mrs. Julian
Grove.
Salt. and Mrs. James Parket¢
,are t~he ,parents of a daug~hter
Smn dr:a Sue born early Sa~turday
,morning in Charles Town General
Hospi,t~al.
Mr. and Mrs. Fl-,a~nk~ Fraley of
S'hen,andoa~h, Va. spen,t the week-
end with rein,rAves here.
Dinins the severe storm here
l as~t Tuesday aftra,upon ligKtJng
struck t'he home of Mrs. W'il,bur
Werler and a transformer in f ron~t
of the home of Mrs. John Weller.
The Charles Town Fire Company
respended to t,he call bu~t slig:ht
d~amage yeas done to t,he house. A
:'deep freeze w,as also burnit ou, t at
t, he home of R'obert Dart'.
~Mr .and Mrs. Lewis Sager, Mr.
and Mrs. Abner Whi,tmer and
children spent Sunday w,i,t,h Mrs.
Sagers brother-,in-law and sister,
Mr. and Mrs. Ch;arles WeDb in E1-
Hcott City, Md.
IMrs. Harrison Lenssler, PaTm
Springs, Calif., Mrs. A. C McCul-
Tough, Arl,ing~ton, Va. and Mr. V~il
li~m McCullou,~h of Denver, Colo.
v~si.ted Mr .and Mrs. Victor M. Os-
bourn Wednesday. LMrs. Sensler
and Mrs. McCullouffh formerly liv
ct
ed here and were gr,anddau..h~ters
of the 1,ate Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Beat'.
Mr .and Mrs. Vein,fred Sammons
and ch,ildren of Wasrhing,ton have
been vis;,,ting her parents Mr. and
Mrs. Jesse Boyd.
~Mrs. Dargan Lutes and ohl.ld-
ren of W aynes,b,aro, Va. are ves,it-
ing here parents Mr. and Mrs. Ed
Hammond and aun,t Miss Camilla
w, nt hdp
Call us. We have a repu-
tation for giving our
policyholders all the help
they need when they need
it! Call us... rain or shine
... day or night.
$USHE
Re rresenting t a)
Hartford Fire
Insurance Company
Wi lit 5;]31 l'e.
Mr. Eddie George of Was'hing-
ton was a reeer~t guest of his mo-
ther Mrs. Sherman Hopper.
!Mr. C. W. Whi'Vmer has return
ed home after having been a pa-
tient in Kings Daughters Ho.~p:i,tal
Martinsburg. His friends are sorry
he eontinues ill.
Mrs. Minnie Lee Harkins of
Was'hington and Mrs. John Rolfe
of New York visited their aunt
Mrs. Sherman Hopper last Tues-
day.
,Mr .and Mrs. Roy J. Shirley
spen~t Tuesday with his brot~her-
in-law and sister Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Furtney in Cumberl.and,
Md.
The Rev. E. E. Sumpter of Way
nesboro, Va. visited his cousin
Mrs, Frank Benner and Miss Ma-
mie Fleming Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. James Trump of
Martinsburg and Mr. and Mrs. AI
Cloud of Newport Beach, Califor-
nia visi,ted Miss IA1Han Myers
Sunday. Mrs. Cloud is the former
Mi~s Fannie Trumep of Kearneys-
~Hle.
II
SKET F EFOR r
The quo,tataons of The Blue Rid
ge Livestock Sales a¢ Charles
Town Monday, May 18, 1959.
Receipts of cows and cattle
liWl~t with a good demand for all
classes cows and calves.
Fexture of sale was cows top
$23.40 veal 38.00. Good stock cal-
ves up to $34.00.
Choice butcher steers none;
good butcher steers 26.00 to 28.00;
plain to medium steers 24.00 to
26.00; Choice butcher heifers 26.-
00 to 27.50; good butcher heifetxs
24.00 to 26.00; plaJ,u to meditun
heifers 20.00 to 23.00; good bul'ls
24.00 to 25.60; plain to medium
balls- 22.00 to 24.00; commercial
cows 22.00 to 23.40; ut,il~ty cows
20.00 to 21.75; canners and cut-
ters 19.75 down; cows by the head
up to 204.00: stocker and feeder
steers 27.00 to 34.00; stock heifers
and bulls by the head,' up to 195.00
CTmlce to p~ime calves 3'5.00 to
38.00; good butcher calves 32.00
¢o 34.00; reed,lure bu, t~her calves
28.00 to 31.50; t'htn calves 27.00
down; heavy calves 25.00 to 35.00;
Blue head gr:ade lambs 26.60;
red head grade lambs 25.40; red
shoulder grade }a,mbs 23.80; but-
eher ewes 5.00 to 9.50; stock ewes
per head up to 18.00;
Oood butcher hogs 17.25 to 18.-
00; medium bu,tcher hogs 16.75 to
17.25; heavy butcher he,us 15.00 to
17.00; buetoher sows 11.50 to 15.00;
heavy feeders and ligh,t butcher
hogs 17.00 to 20.00; s,h~a,ts per
~hund,red 30.00 down; pigs pet'
head 12.50 down; heavy boars 10.-
00 to 11.25; stags none; sows and
pigs up to 115.00; stock boars up
to 18.00.
Misscellaneous sales 9tart 11:00
a. m.-Lives,tock sales 1:30 P. M.
each Mc:aday.
Richard Hayes Wright
Enlists In U. S. Army
M/Set. George R. Schnurr of
t)he local U. S. Army Recruiting
St~tAon, 3rd Floor Coun,ty Court
House, Ma,rtinsburg, W. Va. wish
es to announce t,hat Riohard Hay
es WrigCnt of Halltown. W. Va. en-
listed in ,the U:ai,ted States Army
Unassigned for a period of three
• aal'.S at P, ail:,more, ;,,[d. oll i~rlay ~, ~en[ ra any erie c,f i]~e many -'*.;'my
1959. From ,there he was forwm'dPosts for further tJ,'ai.ning and
ed Port Jackson, S. C. 'for his ,has school in the field in which he
ie combat, training of at least is best qualified.
eight weeks, after which time heATTEND CIIURCH gIINDAY READ TIlE CI,ANSIFIEDS
will be given a shor,t leave to come ................................................................................................................
home if he so desires.
Upon completion of his training
a,t Fort Jackson, Wright will be
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