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By Mrs. Robert Braithwaite
Li,~le Christina Fay Braithwaite
daug~hter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Braithwaite was a~mF0ted %o the
Washington Coun.ty Ge,neral Hos
pJtal in Hagerstown, Md. Tuesday
due %o an illness in her jaws. All
of her little friends wish her a
speedy recovery.
~Miss Nancy Boyd, dau~h,ter of
Mr. and Mrs. Ercel Boyd arrived
at her parents ~home this .past
weekend. Miss Boyd is preesn~ly
employed as an ~home economivt
in Beckqey, W. Vs.
Mr .~tdlad JMrs. Alle,n We l~h of
Bethesda, Md. spen¢ the weekend
with the latLers sis~ter Mrs. Paul
Miller.
Hiss Norms Kay Whetzel, dau-
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Make sure the "No Vacancy" sign doesn't
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ffhter of :Mr. and Mrs. Norman
Whe{zel is a patient in the Ci.ty
Hospi,tal, lMar~insburg.
The Reverend Richard 'Moore
of Martinsburg was guest minis-
ter in ~he Presby,terian Church
Sunday at 12:30 p. m.
Mr. and Mrs. Francis Lages and
Children Fritzi a,nd yvonne, Bal-
timore, Md., ,Mr. and ,Mrs. Jacob
Carper and vhildren Kimberley
and David, Mart4nsburg and Mrs.
Charles Darr and son Chuekie,
Round Hill, Vs. were the weekend
guests of Mr .:and tMrs. Harry
Crea,mer and family.
IMrs. Charles Dart, Round Hill,
Vs., Mrs. Harry Creamer and Mrs.
Robert Brai,thwai,te vis]~ted S~tur-
day wibh Mrs. John Mil¢on Por-
terfield III, Marbinsburg. Mrs. Por
terfieid is ,the former Miss Fra,n-
cos Dodge of t,h~s vicinity.
Mr. and ~¢Irs. William Watson.
Atlanta, Ca. are visi.ting with her
paren,ts Mr. and Mrs. Ercel Boyd
for a little while. All of their
friends are glad to see lhem again.
Mr. and Mrs. Buddy Swartz vis-
ited wi,th ~t'heir aunt and uncle
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Creamer Fri-
day night.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest W~i,telock
and daug~hter Vera a,nd Mr. and
~Mrs. Foster Gain of Martinsburg
were callers Sunday on Mr. and
Mrs. Harold Buhrman and family.
The Women 6f the Presbyterian
Church met in t~he ohurch Thurs-
day at 7:30 p. rfi.
~Miss Ruth Miller returned Mort
day evening after spending t~he
weekend i,n Clarksburg.
Mr. and ~Mrs. Harry Creamer
and family visi,ted Sunday wi,th
her brother-in-law and sister Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Darr and son
Chuckle Round Hill, Vs. and t,he
la,tters broVher :Mr. and ~Mrs.
Harry Dodge, Pine Grove, Va.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Brai,t~h-
wat te and daugh,ter Christina v,ls
}ted Sunday, wi~l;h h~s paren,ts Mr.
and !Mrs: John BraitJhwal,te of By-
rd's Orchard Charles Town.
Miss Margie ]~oyd v~siCed with
her cousin Eleanor Creamer *Mon-
day evening.
Miss Mar$ie Boyd lef% Tuesday
for Georgia to visit her brother-
in-law and sister *Mr. and Mrs.
William Watson. While there t'hey
visited wi,bh Kearneysville former
pastor, Reverend Irving G. Rudo]
ph and Mrs. Rudolph and ¢~heir
son Carl. "l~hey left Fr,iday n,igh,t
and arrived S~turday night a,t ,the
,home of their sister's house. Miss
Nancy l~3yd in Beckley, W. Vs.
and on Sunday even!,ng they ar-
rived wt the home of their parents
Mr .and Mrs. Ercel Boyd.
Mrs. Robert Brai,thw.afte visited
Monday wii;h her mother-in-law
Mrs. John Brai,t,hwaVce, Mrs. Carl
Kranenburg, Mrs. Richard Braith
waite, Ranson and Miss Rose A,n-
ne :Miller, Shenandoah Junction.
Deferred From Last Week
4-H Meeting Held
The Evergreen 4--H Club was
rheld Monday night, June 1 at the
Kearneysville Presbyterian Educ-
ational Building. Miss Kaye Buh-
rman led ,the ,program. The hos-
tesses, Mrs. Harold Buhrman and
Mrs. Fred Smi,th, served cookies,
pea,nuts, potato chips and root-
beer as refreshments.
Band Picnic Held
The Shepherdstown High School
Band ,picnic was 'held Saturday,
IMay 30 ut the Hillside Lake Park
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
By Mrs. G. E. Webb
Mrs. Bertha Morgan is visi,ting
relatives i,'1 Leesburg, Va.
.Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Noland of
Baltimore, ,Md. spent the weekend
with tJheir aun,t Mrs. Bet, tie Nol-
and in Bolivar.
Surprise Anniversary Celebration
IMrs. Anne Rinaldi of Bolivar
surprised her father and mother
Mr. and 'Mrs. Paul Rutherford
with a 25bh wedding anniversary
party c~n la.~t Saturday evening at
their home here in Bolivar. A'bout
twenty relatives and friends were
present to celebrate ,the occasion
congregating while Mr. and Mrs.
Rutherford were away from home
for a short time. Refreshments
consisted of fruit punch and a bed
utiful 2-tier cake. ,Mr. and Mrs.
Rutherford received a number of
beautiful gifts and congratulation
cards.
Mrs. W. O. Rau of Silver Spri,ng
spent a week recen,tly with her
son .and daugh'ter-in-law .~¢lr. and
Mrs. Robert Stuar~t.
Mrs. Lena Wh~:te returned home
on Saturday after spending sever
a,1 weeks in ffClartinsburg Hospital.
S'he ls getting along fine and
seems to be much improved in
health.
Mr. Ralph Bu.~h, As'~t. ,Mgr. of
the Metropoli~ta;] Ins. Agency in
this area is handicapped by hav-
ing his righ shoulder dislocated.
He has con,tinued to give excellent
care to his business although not
al,ways comfor.table.
Billy Willingham of Charles
Town is spend.ing some t~me at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Cameron.
Roy..and ~¢Irs. W. G. Miller and
.their ¢/hree in~teresting young
children left on Tuesday ,morning
for Win~Vhrope, Mass. w,here Rev.
,Miller has been assigned to a
charge. He has been serving the
Carr~p Hill Met'hodist Church faith
fully and we}l for C he past ,Len
years.
Sunday visi.tors at t)he home of
iMr. and Mrs. Jack Sl,augh,ter were
:Mr .and Mrs. L. O. Hape of Fred-
eri,ck, Md., Mr. and Mrs. Garland
Slaughter and ,family, /Mr. and
.Vlartinsburg. Those from this dis
trict participating in %he band
are: Miss Linda Hilliard, M.iss
Norms ,Kay Whetzell, and Miss
Barbara Gall Creamer. The ,picnic
was enjoyed by all.
Mr. Gilbert Creamer, Jr. and
Mr. Ercel Boyd ,motored to Roa-
noke, Vs. Sunday ,where they took
Mr. Samuel Shade Jr. ,to meet his
bus to return to his ,base.
The She.p'herdstow0vt High School
Band, Shepherdstown participat-
ed in t~he parade held in Sharps-
burg, Md. dedicated to Memorial
Day. Those in the band are: Miss
es Gall Creamer, Linda Hilliard,
and Norms Kay Whetzel.
Daily"Vacation Bible School
The Daily Vacation Bt'ble School
began Monday, June 1. All of the
classes are being held in the Kear
neysville Grace Evangelical .and
Reformed Church this year, in-
stead of in the various buildings
as have been. All paren, ts are ur-
ged 'to have their children attend
this school.
Pot. Samuel Shade Home
Pot. Samuel Shade, Or. visited
his paren,ts ~Mr. and Mrs. Samuel
Shade and family over' the ,past
weekend. He returned to Fort
Jackson, S. C. Sunday whereupon
the e:ad of ,the week he will head
for Germany. All ef his friends
were very glad to see him.
:Miss Norma Kay Whetzel, dau-
ghter of Mr. and 'Mrs. Norman
Whetzell, 'met with an accident,
Monday, June 1 when ghe ,was ska
Ling at the roller rink at Hillside
Larke Park and fell and hurt her
leg. ~t has not been determined
how bad the situation is. She was
c;a t'he Band Picnic being held
there:
K. C. Y. F. Ileld
A birthday ,party was held by
Vhe members of the Kearneysville
Christian Youth Fellowship, Sun-
day. ,May 31 in t~he eduvational
build4ng of the Presbyterian Chur
oh. It was the second year since
the~ beginning of ~he youth fellow
ship.
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The quota~tlons of The Blue
Ridge Livestock .Sales at Charles
Town Monday, June 8, 1959
Receipts of hogs, and cows lig~.t
with a good demand for all hogs,
cattle and c~lves.
Feature of sale was c~oice
steers %op $29.50; Prime veal $35.-
50; Few Fancy Hogs 18.80.
Choice bu,teher steers 28.50 ¢o
29.50; good butcher steers 27.00 to
28.25; plain to medium steers 24.-
00 to 26.50; choice bu.toher heifers
26.00 to 27.00; good butcher heif-
ers 25.00 to 26.00; pla4n to reed-
mm heifers 18.00 to 24.00; good
,bulls 23.50 to 24.80; plain to med
ium bulls 21.00 to 23.00; commer-
cial cows 21.50 to 22.50; uLili,ty
~cows 20.00 to 21.25; ca,nners and
~u,tters 19.75 down; cows by the
head up 'to 190.00; stocker and
,feeder steers 26.00 to 29.00; stock
heifers and bulls by the head up
to 175.00.
.Choice to prime .calves 34.00 to
35.50; good butcher calves 30.00 ¢x)
33.00; medium bt~tcher calves 26.-
0-0to 29.00; thin calves 25.00 down
heavy calves 25.00 to 34.00;
Blue head grade lambs 26.75;
red head grade lambs 25.50; red
shoulder grade l~m'bs 23.00; but-
cher ewes 4.00 to 8.50; stock ewes
per head none;
Good ~bu.tcher hogs 17.50 to 18.-
80; medium butcher hogs 17.00 to
17.50; heavy butcher hogs 15.00 ,to
17.25; butcher sows 11.0 0to 15.00;
heavy feeders and ligh~ bu,tcher
hogs 17.00 to 20.25; sho~ts per
~hundred 26.00 down; pigs .per
,head 13.00 down; heavy boars 7.00
,to 9.10; stoc!~ boars 10.00 to 13.75.
'Miscellaneous sales start 11:00
a. m.-Livestock sales 1:30 P. M.
each Monday.
President calls talks on defense
spending.
ACTIVITIES
' ' Mr. and nnyce andil. SPIRIT OF
IN . . . two children of Alexandria, Va. is__R
[spent the weekend wit,h ~VIrs.
Smith's parents Mr .and ~Irs.
Miller "vVebb.
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THI;RSDAY, .IUNE 11,
Telephone 2492
Mrs. Elmer Biller and fa~nily of
'Md., Mrs. Lillie Biller and Mrs.
Helen Katzman of Bolivar, 'Mrs.
Julia Barrett of Marti,nsburg and
Mrs. Margaret Busch and daughter
Lois of Hamilton, Va.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Bush and
son Laird spen,t Sunday afternoon
at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
James 'Myers at Reedson.
Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Lagn have
moved from the Nason property
on Camp Hill ,to the property of
iMiss Lucy :Mossburg on Camp
Hill.
Mrs. Wilmer Thompson a,nd
sons of Charles Town spent Tues-
day wilth her sister-in-law ~Mrs.
Leon Edwards of Harpers Ferry.
The Hill Top Hotel was pretty
well filled over last weekend with
Christian, Business and Profession
al W0mens Council of Baltimore,
Md. The big Art Show will be held
at t~he Hill Top Hotel on June 20
and 21. Entries must be in by
June 17. It is predicted that ,this
Art Show will be the largest yet
with more entries scheduled then
ever before.
Mrs. Minnie Strider of Wash-
ington, D. C. is visiting at ~the
home of ,Mrs. J. W. Ramsdill.
.Mr .and Mrs. Vernon Eackles
and family of Front Royal, Va. vis
ited the formers mother Mrs. B. F.
Eackles on Sunday.
Mr. and/Mrs. Donald S'miCh and
family of Alexandria, Va. spe,nt
the weekend with ,Mrs. Smith's
parents Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Trundle. ,Mrs. Trundle has been
qui,te ill and a patient in Charles
Town General H ospi,tal returning
from ,t,here a week ago.
Miss Patricia Ainswovth is
spending a few weeks wiL~ her un
cle a,nd aunt ~Mr. and ,Mrs. Roy
Fridley in Baltimore, Md.
Mr. and /Mrs. Cyrus W. Cavalier
en~tert~ined a,t a lawn party wt
their home on last Friday evening
~n honor of Che la~ters m(~t~her
*Mrs. Roy A. Petrie of Seattle,
Washington ,who is spending a va-
cation 'wi~h 'her daughter. Over fif
ty guests were present and the
party was gay and colorful with
lighted Japa~aese lan,terns, strung
,~hrou~hou't the grounds and flare
ing Hawaiian ~orohes.
Mr. Joseph Godfrey of Bal,ti-
more, Md. was a visitor last week
~t .the respective homes of NIr.
!and 'Mrs. Earl Kronk, Mr. and
~Mrs. Jack Slaughter and Mr. and
Mrs. Oliver Haefer.
] Barry Fridiman of Washington,
~D. C. is spending a few days at
the G. E. Webb hoTne in Bolivar.
On Tuesday accom,panied by Er-
n4e Webb a,nd his sisters, Laureda
!and June Lee Webb ,they spen~t
~the day siffhtseein,g in Washington
For ,the next few days Barry will
be si~htseeingh, around ,t~his 'area.
He ,was a studen,t a~t {Maryland Un
iversi,ty during the ,past school
term and will en,ter his second
ghere i,n Sept.
Mrs. John Snider is a pa~t,ien% in
linty Hospital, ~Mar,tinsburg under
going treat~men,t and observwt~on.
:Mr. ,and Mrs. C. E. Crarten spent
the weekend in Souderton, Pa.
with their son-in-'law and daugh-
ter ~Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Thomp-
son and lit;tie ~)n.
,Mr. and Mrs. Donald Eackles
spent the weekend in Roanoke,
Vs. a,t the home of ~vh'. and ~Vlrs.
Gerauld Cummings.
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