TRUST DEPARTMENT
Time Might Never Be
Farmers If New Method
Bell, Margaret R. Good, Tamara just a source of enjoyment? Chapman will be at his farm in
G. Lipan, Lynda Ann Mills, Rob- Whichever is your view, you'll the afternoon starting at one
err Edward Moore, John R. Moy- find the regular weekly feature o'clock to point out the benefits
ers, Nancy H. Scheerer, Janelia in The Baltimore News American and to discuss the problems that
Shipley, William E. Taylor, Lyn- interesting and absorbing. Don't must be overcome in sod plant-
da Lee Vaughn. miss the HOROSCOPE in -- ing.
From Jefferson County: Kith- The Baltimore News American -- Sod planting is planting in sod
leen M. Alt, Ranson; Mary Ellen On sale at your local newsdealer, without plowing or disking. Her-
Blue, Shenandoah Junction; ~ Of CO f rate ! bicides are used to kill the grass
. Glenn W. Bradley and Harold
Eugene Darlington, Kearneysville n or other vegetation. A special
Sharon Jackson, Millville; Carol U corn planter is used to place the
Anne Noland, Joan M. Writt, andTeterans Meet June 24 seed in the soil beneath the
Cynthia E. Staubs, Harpers Ferry ~ grass. Many farmers within the
and Allen P. Peaeher, Halltown. ] The Henry Kyd Douglas Camp, county are presently trying the
!Sons of Confederate Veterans, system. And the above picture
to * l will hold its monthly dinner shows how Paul Chapman plants
~Si~ Th0r~ n W[fi, J meeting at the Lutheran Church his corn the new way.
r. Hall, Uvilla, Tuesday, June 24th Many benefits are expected of
fl~gh a n ~'7 p.m. I sod planting. Soil and water
t Tr ini g A Hosts will be: Laird Marshall, conservation should be a major
A l chairman, H. H. Benner, James consideration with our irregular
,w, -PAH,~0]~ Jr StatJ0~ IT, Blue, Jesse Eagle, Forrest;rainfall pattern. When we get a
t Hammond, Donald M. Kable, H. i rain we must be able to hold it
and the topsoil on the land. Be-
C. Marshall and Leeds K. Riely. J
Navy Ensign Thornton W. Wilt
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Mrs. Bernard Ott
Mr. and Mrs. Marshall McAboy,
Sr and son, Marshall, Jr and
Mrs. David McAboy and daugh-
ters, Michelle and" Gayle Lynn,
were dinner guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Eddie Ahalt, of Ranson, on
Monday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Lester Moler
were recent guests of 'Mr. and
Mrs. Norman White, of Glengary.
Mr. and Mrs. William Stevens,
of Glen Burnie, Md were recent
the Shephe gtown Road.
Mrs. William Hoak and Miss
Dorothy Bowers attended the fu-
neral of the late Forrest Rocken-
baugh at the Eackles Funeral
ttome on Saturday afternoon.
They also visited Mrs. Bertha
Morgan who is ill at the home
of her grandchildren, Mr. and
:Mrs. Joe Longerbeam, with whom
she makes her home in Bolivar.
Mr. Wayne McAboy, of Dargan,
Md visited on Saturday with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Marshall
McAboy, Sr and son, Marshall,
Jr.
Mrs. Wallace Ott left on Sun-
day morning with several other
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cial know-how and be successful
with sod planting. They do not
hesitate to admit that they are
having their problems.
"Even though I got a poor
stand in certain locations this
year I plan to make some cor-
rections and plant considerable
more acres next year using the
sod planting method," Hoover
states.
The fields will be open for ob-
servation June 25.
Mr. John Howard spent last
weekend at his home in Washing-
ton, Pa where he attended his
annual class reunion.
planting.
Sod planting has not been with-
out its problems Hoover and
Chapman as well as other farm-
ers have not been able to go into
just any field without some spe-
Mrs. Louise Leonard of Harp-
er's Ferry has been notified that
she has been appointed by Presi-
dent Nixon to the Advisory
Board of the Federal Reformat-
ory for Women at Alderson West
Virginia. This is the only Prison
Board in the entire Federal pri-
son system to which there is
such a Presidential appointment.
The Advisory Board is compos-
ed of four citizens of the United
States, the U. S. Attorney Gen.
eral, the Director of the Federal
To Advi y Board
Mrs Leonard Named
Jr son of Mr. and Mrs. Thorn-
ton W. Wilt of Bolivar Heights,
Harpers Ferry, is undergoing
training with Training Squadron
28 at the Naval Air Station, Pen-
sacola, Fla,
During the training, he will
learn to fly his first fleet-type
aircraft, the TS-24 "Tracker",
The squadron, one of the larg
est squadrons in the Naval
Air
Advanced Training Command,
trains over 250 multi-engine' in.
strument pilots yearly for anti.
submarine patrol, logistics and
airborne early warning squad-
rons in the Pacific and Atlantic
Fleets.
June 19-3t- visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Lester employees of Leggett's Depart- : IVIM
ment Store for Charlotte, N.C )AaO|N seu* ( C I C A D A ),L AW N
I~ Moler. Mrs. Stevens. is the to buy their fall merchandise.
"------- granddaughter of Mrs. Moler. They expect to be gone several~ C H I N C H B U G S, A N D
" [." An "AaanbU ,Bureau of Prisons and the War- ! Mrs. Nathaniel Gray attended days. ml~
&,g ,IIGII~;laVII II.VMIIII]t den of the Reformatory. Mrs. the graduation exercises in MANY OTHER DAMAG-
I Leonard has been appointed for Charles Town Wednesday eve- Had Guest Speaker
~hl~IMl~ ~Afll~ Th l a four year term which expires ning at the High SchooL Miss The Rev. Philip Osbourne, a ~ Ill [NG INSECTS ATTACKING
aluu ~ w ,v [in April of 1973. Members of the Debbie Grimes was among themissionary to Nigeria, Africa, ROSES, FLOWERS, TREES
r -- . --,s ,Advisory Board serve without graduates and she is the grand- was the guest speaker at the 9:30 WI/
honor li01I I compensation, daughter of Mrs. Nathaniel Gray. morning worship service at the ~ ~ !
l The duty of the Board of Ad- Mrs. Bernard Ott spent Friday VEGETABLES & LAWNS:
The spring semester Shepherd visors is to recommend such
College Honor Roll for Jefferson ways and means for the disci- Planting time might never be tween rains we must keep the at the home of her son-in-law Halltown Presbyterian Church.
and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Ken-' Rev. Mr. Osbourne and his fam-
County students, as announced pline and training of inmates the same if the local farmers can moisture in the soil. Several neth Anders, and children, Tere- ! ily are on furlough at this time,
by Dr. A. G. Slonaker, Academic that, upon their discharge, they work the bugs out of the new farmers in Jefferson County be- FAST E ECONOMICAL
Dean, Shepherd College, is as will be able to secure suitable method of sod planting corn. lieve they can do just that~with sa, Jeffrey, Scott, and Timothy. and are now living at 6835 Riv-
follows: employment. The Board holds Paul Chaprrtan, south of Rippon the nmlch left on the surface in andIn theMrs.afternOOnott visited MrS.Mrs. FloreneAnders 20840.erdale Rd Rev.C,205OsbourneRiverdale,will alsoMd" 1 T ~. u.s. ~av. o~.: o~.o *v un,o. cn~.~o~ coa~. ~ sa
be guest speaker next Sunday,! rALLEY 4 IRDW iRE C
From Charles Town: Deborah regular meetings at the Reform on the Franklintown Road, andsod planting. Land could be Becker, also of Charles Town. i June 22. Everyone is cordially
Kay Baumgardner, Jack D. Brady, atory. . :Dickerson Hoover at The Rocksused more intensely due to less
Jr Harold L. Chamblin, Jr Dad-1 -------- Farm, south of Myerstown, areerosion, more organic matter and Little Miss Karen Muse spent[i { C?
id S. Dalgarn, Patricia Jane Doy- i WHAT'S IN THE STARS inviting all interested people to better, soil structure because of Saturday with her grandparents, invited to come and hear him. ~ ,
le, Jeffrey C. Hedges, D. KayI ~r~w Ve, T~ see their sod planted corn onless cultivation. Chapman and Mr. and Mrs. Lester Moler, while PHONE 725-5113 -- ARLES TOWN, W.
Jackson, Thomas W. Rowe, Wil-] next Wednesday, June 25. tIoo- Hoover will have some cost fig- her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alton
liam R. Willingham. ~ Do the stars hold the key to ver will be at his farm in the ires on what sod planting cost Muse, moved to their home on At[end Church Sunday ]
From Shepherdstown: Lyla N. the future? Or are horoscopes morning starting at 10:30 and them compared to conventional
