! This forty acre tract of land i rch at I0:00 a. m. Choir rehearsal I nesses were his mother and step
,I [ known also as Priest Field, is in [ on Thursday at 7"30 p m I father, Mr and Mrs George Mor-
[the care eL Trlmty Missions of[ ~ [gan and Mr. and Mrs F Roberts
r L : [ I Hi,[ Charles Town. / and daughter of Inwood:
Ji '|,! I.I,[ The public is cordially invited [ Lap |n a tSS AlSZLs [ Mr and Mrs Jerry Powell and
,!:~ ~ [ :~,[to attend this annual event. [ MrLnANII:MIIWN ]sister, Mrs." ~l*ary Chapman spent
Iii i -JII . ---'-"----" I= [Sunday afternoon with Jerry's
'' I in#la danF I Mrs. Jmm vlamis parents, Mr and Mrs. William
-- ' - * -- " -- s " I mvI, p.vl I I I Powell in Hamilton, Va.
Annual Mass Celebratmn I rh oh nf n--o-- I My congratulations go out to I Mr. and Mr:s Harry Shirley
I muum I.uu Vu UlUUU Pln ! Mr. and Mrs. R. G Anders b, the ] ano cmmren uel ple anu tin.sty
i,n. . t . **A I . t Ordination of their son G rald returned home Sunday evening
Ar wlzarn t,llpi)AUQ. ZZ I services for the Independent/into the Presb erian Mi,'st,-, i from a trip to. Montreal Canada
"-- " I Church of God, 7th Avem]e, Ran-/The Anders famii: live~ i'n'~ot~rl and Niagr[a Falls. Mrs. Shirley
On Thursday August 22rid at I son, have been announced by Pas- I little tow-* -me .ha i has been on vacation from A. T.
]0:00 A. M the annual celebrat-] toy Donald Byers, as follows: I our ver3 b'es (g'*oe; qtla "-"l and T. near Leesburg, Vs.
ioli oi Mass will lake place in the I Sunday School at 9:30 a. m. [ Mr lohnnie Armstrong, is a~ain I Mr Marvin Smallwood and
chapel at Wizard Clila by Father I Worship service at 7:30 p.m. i ' ' :: ~ :~" I mmh~r ~I,~ M~,d,~ ,~11 .I
I,ambert Stack S T, pastor ofq Wednesday evening Bible Study a patmm in me naries. Town/were'callers .Sa ur av ni' ht'wi h
Jeffcrson County's Trinity Mi. -|will be held at 7:30 p. m. for I ?r ? ,erie sP veW. e all w snther grand son, Mr. Irs Fran
i(m . Ma s has been celebrated [ classes ot au ages. lets Smallwood. "
on this spot annually since the,The Missionary Society meets t Word From Austria I Mrs Josephine Johnston and
arlv l J0 s in fulfillment of a I the third Monday of each month l I dau hter Bonnie were callers ---
- ' . . inr. lvmrvm ~mauwoou receives ~. u,
roquest made by Adam Lwlngs- I w th the Rev Wilham Crows, dir- I ,- t ] Frida.v wL 'th e.h. Ore ?h~r Mrr Mil.
. ~,~ $ I)11 1 Idtl~IdlLl~ llOlll lllb / .
ton Jn gratitude to God for hay-,eetor of the Martmsburg Re ue I a,e~.in [ ton Popkms in Kabletown
ing been delivered from "strange" / Missmn, snowing slides of mission / :?,:,# u ,:= 7-:- t
" . " " .' o",-,that they en~ovea ,ne nlano trl-, ~,~,~. a,tt, ~.ut,c.
demoniacal incidents whmh befell,worK. '~ ~'fl ~h,~,irl~o ~:.~,1~ ~na r i~,~,~ I have moved into their home just
him and IllS family in 1797, at I The pubhc is inwted to attend wero horn av~r th~r~ hut thi~ wa~ recently bougM from Mr. George
Middleway, W. Va. l any or all of these services, the }irs t'they-'ha'ct--'be-e'n b'ack"as Hough and had been his parents
Wizard Clip chapel is located,[they came here when they were home here.
al Middleway off State highway i1/~ .j~ ~-,11 I". IL --"l about two and now the- willI Sunday callers with Mrs. Julia
51, near the Opequon Creek QUU I 1111 IU AU[Ilill I soo- be seventeen and the, wereVmnds were the newly weds Mr.
bridge, six miles west of Charles l en o",in- seein ' their ",rand and Mrs. Ronald Viands, Mr and
town, w. Va, l nl0n r.fie |.Hu mlw I mother and their sister Janet Mrs. Kenneth Malls of Ranson,
1111 IS S Vl m lleU,Ul " M H r i le
mo~,~~,~~ ] Mrs. Lewis Rissler and daugh- ~. r. a ry Sh r y .and daughter
,t(~ t~,~ f'~all ta &brim " uHI1 ho~ter Jean and a friend had lust t~eome aria sons Harry, t~oooy
T H F !the se'rmon"sub'je " ;u'n(lay"mor l returned from a trip to Me ico and .Dona]d Lee and David and
I el a~ ' " C" " li o ni d dlmmle hlsKey all ol Mloaleway
rag, August 18 for the Matlns at l ;ty and through Ca f r a, an "'r - "" A i - "
. m aria t~rs Ioert v anus ot
kdEI lllkl Y @'l'l lhl l Ph 8:30 and the Worshtp serwce at l they stopped by m Texas to see
,toe til0omery, Mr hester vlanos
MKL 1N /. /IIII KII t,U, ll a. m. At St, Thomas Lutheran I Jean s uncle, Lieut. General Doe- a-- o -a - " R" " l "
rm s n J CK ot anson were
:Church in Ranson, it was ann-. tor George Rice. Dr. Rice is a "
uraay mght cal~ers
C O L O N I A L ;ounced Monday by the Rev Rich brother to Mrs Rissler s mother .
~wi~xt~v~v ur~ ard E. Nea, pastor, Nurse~) held They visited H~iphere 68 they Mr.= an~. ~Irs. ttonald Wiles ana
-~:~a~ ~av~,~ son ttonala wayne spent me aay
' i during worship for preschool report they had a wonderful sight
unaay wi n ms roomer Mrs
Charles Town ehildren. Sunday Church School seeing trip. Doctor Rice had been
,ttarry wiles and family at Louu
:classes at 9:45 a. m. for adults, General McArthur s aoctor "
,~ oun nmghts. Va
Shepherdstown : oung men and men, and chil- Mr. Ronald Viands son of Mrs " . . . .
dren; Edwin A. Fitzpatrick, Sup- Gene Morgan and the late Bill aa.r. Leonarq vanmeter ot . ar-
Hnsourg spent weanesaay a ter
72a-7068- Phones- 876- 043 erintendent Epiphany Circle Viands and Miss Barbara Welty
o- meets on Wednesday at the chu- daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Marion noon with his step mother Mrs.
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Welty of Inwood were united in Maude Smallwoed and step son
marriage Saturday evening in Mr. and Mrs Alvie Plotner and
WlLliamsport Md by the Rev. daughters Ruby and Margaret
William Zimmerman of the Unit- spent Sunday a( the Watermellon
ed eMthodist Church. Ronald is,Park near Berryville, Va.
in the service and stationed in! Mr. and Mrs. Joe Milton gave
Fort Eutice, Va. Barbara is a their son Mr. and Mrs. Floyd
June graduate from the Mussel- Milton a sixteenth wedding ann-
man High School and in the Fall iversary dinner yesterday, Sunday
she will go to the Triplett Tech. Mr. and Mrs. John Milton and
at .Mount Jackson, Va. The wit- sons and Floyd son Kevin were
also present.
Mr. and Mrs. Dick Engle and
sons spent Sunday with their
uncle Mr. and Mrs. Allen Plotner
in Frederick, Md.
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money bax, k SI,IMODEX is sold by: f "- '~vv .
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~e~ges-
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Charles Town - Money Orders Filled along with him.
Aug. a.st-l l. Mrs. Mary Cline returned from
the General Hospital on Friday
Mrs. Stella Martin and Mrs.
Elizabeth Lucier motored in
from Detroit Mich. last week and
on Friday they visited their aunts
Mrs. Maude Smallwood and rMs.
Julia Viands. Elizabeth was born
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CHARLES TOWN, W. VA.
EAST WASHINGTON STREET
and raised in Charles Town but
has been many years since she
was here she is the daughter of
Mrs. Murriel Viands also of De(r-
sit and the late Milliard Viands
of Charles- Town.
Mr. and Mrs. Ronnie Rissler,
the latter of the Navy stationed
at Norfolk, Vs spent the week-
end with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. John Rissler and son John-
nie. Johnnie caught his hand in
a conveyor and had to have six
stitches, He reports it was very
painful
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Rissler
were in Baltimore, Md on Sun-
day and had dinner with friends.
On Saturday Judge Gray Silver
of Martinsburg was a visitor.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Kearfoot Dailey
of New Jersey have been visiting
their cousins, Mr. and Mrs. John
Rissler.
Mr. and Mrs. Garland Henry
spent the weekend with their son-
indaw and daughter, Mr. and
Mrs. John Hampton arid sons Ter-
ry and Chuckle, in Baltimore, Md.
-~~ :=~ :
Mrs. Floyd Simons
-~. =:---:: :
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jenkins,
Reymann St visited her sister
and brother-in-law Mr. and Mrs.
Paul Painter in Luray, Va Sat-
urday.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Wisecar-
ver are the parents of a 7 lb. 7 oz.
baby daughter named Kendra Mi-
chele born. August 1st. in the
King's Daughters Hospital in Mar
tinsburg. They have two other
chl.ldren, Scott and Paula. Mrs.
Wisecarver is a daughter of Mrs.
Elsie Bennett 4th Avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Barren
and Mr. and Mrs. Wallis Mills
were Sunday guests of Mr, and
Mrs. Roy Breeden of Berryville,
Virginia.
Stork Shower
Miss Phyllis Coffman enter-
tained relatives and friends in
honor of Mrs. Wiley Mills with
a stork shower Wednesday even-
ing.
Mr and Mrs. Avis Grim
and
Mrs. "Virginia Israel spent Sun-
day afternoon in Hagerstown, Md.
They attended the "Douglas Evan
gelism" services.
Mr. and Mrs. Arlen Propst and
family Mr. and Mrs. John Propst
the building was begun as a
church, but the congregation ran
out of money and purpose. It
was then sold to a man who con-
verted the partly-completed struc-
ture Into a gas station. There
are many such monuments
throughout the world to projects
that have begun with great ex-
pectations and ended in dispalr.
This is what happened in Jet-
salem when the exiles returned
from captivity In Chaldea. With
great emotion they lald the foun-
dations for the restoration Of the
temple. Yet in the book of Hag-
gai we find that eighteen years
later and the temple is still not
much further along. For the
most part it still lies in ruins.
They had made an excitingbe-
gi~.fing in restoring the altar and
commencing the twtce-datl offer-
mg of sacrifices there. But then
things had bogged down. The
nnity evident in the people when
they arrived in Jerusalem from
Chaldea began to disintegrate.
Zerubbabel and Joshua (same
as ~Jeshua" in Ezra 5:2)had
probably become discouraged
and were no longer able to give
people the unifying and motive.
ring leadership they needed,
Time is not yet
It is in times like these that
God raises up someone to bring
people the leadership required for
the situation. Again and again
in the Old Testament we see this
principle at work. Men like
Moses, Gideon, Samuel, David,
etc are introduced by God when
the time is ripe. This is what he
does for the people of Jerusalem,
sending a prophet named Haggai
to both condemn the people's fail-
ure and inspire them to complete
the task.
The people have ready a rea-
son for their delay. Haggaihears
and repeats it: ~This people say
the lime has not yet come to re-
build the hou'se of the Lord:
(Haggai h2 RSV) Notice how
this ancient book contains a most
modern alibi! Is not this the
reason advanced for falling to
press today some of the most vi-
~1 projects confronting us? ~The
egro is not ready yet for full
and equal rlghtl" ~The nation
is not ready yet for full integra-
tionS" ~I am not ready yet to
live in ~ and complete com-
mitment to God's willIe We are
like the house of clocks in one
of James Thurber's stories: the
time they told was always *the~e
never enow. n
It never comes
The prophet, however, was not
moved b~e the people's alibL
thoug time may not be
erighff to rebuild the temple, then
why are they building elaborate,
paneled houses? If money is the
problem, then why do they spend
so much on themselves? No won-
der the time isn't "right." At
this rate, there will never be a
*right tlme'l
Haggai notes a very ironic
truth: the more people lavish
upon themselves, the l~s satis-
fied they are with what they have.
There never seems to be enough.
Their desires and hungers seem
insatiable. It is like puttin~ their
money in a bag with holes. They
are only fooling themselves: for
them the "right time~ will mNe~
come.
(ksed on ouflimn cepyrlghte~ by I~* OSvb~a
d C~dsl~an Educc~n, N~N~.s~I Co~nclt d I~e
Chur~ ~/ Ch~t in Iba: U. S. &. Ileleased by
C~s~ ~rNs Servke.}
iocalHolsteh ~ets
Lactation Credits
rattletmro,- . - Drilake Ad-
may Bessie 5705938, a four-year-
old Registered Holstein cow own
ed by Drilake Farm, Charles
Town, has produced a noteworthy
and family, Mrs. Mary Zepp record of 16,050 lbs. of milk and
motored to Middletown, Va. and 660 lbs. of butterfat in 305 days.
enjoyed the Propst family picnic. West Virginia University super
Visitors this past week with
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Brown and
family were Mr. and Mrs. Stanley
Zombro of Kearneysville, Mrs.
Frances Custer of Jefferson Ter-
race, Mrs. Elsie Maye of Charles
Town, Mrs. Roy Lambert of Mid-
vised the production, weighing
and testing operations, in cooper
ation with the official breed im-
l provement programs of the Hol-
stein.Friesian Association of Ame
rica.
dleway, Mrs. Ruth Maconaughey, SPIRIT OF JEFFERSON FARM -rR'S ADVOCATE
and Mrs. Mar3 Zepp. I T AITGUSTF 1968 i
Our deepest sympathy goes out ITH['RSDAY,
Io Mr. Paul Zepp of 4th Ave. In [~~
the death of his brother, Mr. Ben 11969 in Charles Town. student who pays the small
jamin Zepp of Martinsburg, on[ Classes will be conducted at ion fee charged for the ca
Monday after meeting with a 1223 N' Market St in Frederick The course will consist 0
accident on Friday while burn- 1 ': " .: ~ :,' ' I three-hour sessions, beginni~
' .vm ann at ~l~ ~ Louooun St, in "l er
mg trash. I -Septemb .
Mr. Lee Brown called on Mr. lWinchester, Virginia. All text
Paul Zepp oh Sunday afternoon I books, supp!ies and. necessary tax I ATTl~kl~ f'UllDg~ti CIM
who is :on. the sick list. Iforr s W~ll De I.urmsnett 0y H. II;1111 U1UI!I~li JUra
Mrs. Floyd Simons visited her JR. LOCK wimout cost to eacn l
sister Mrs. Virginia Israel and l
Mrs. Vera Fischer in Martins-[YOUR FINAk TRIBUTB SHOUkD BE U
bu,rg on Monday: [ THe 8EST OI'IOOIIII ROCK OP
"L'ne tsiants" lnue league oase [ ~--~!
ball team enjoyed a picnic at the I 5~x~
park given by their parents Sat-i I J~.;~
urday evening. Mr. Ed Gray is] 1 ~ -- ~ ~/~1~//
their manager. Mrs. Melvin Sny-[ ] A 13 ! () N
der and family attended the pic-| l~ ~ 2"~ ~ ~" ~ ~j
nic. Her son Lee Simons is one/ IIk'
of the players on that team.[ '
Pr0vldes Specnafized /| N C c on ft dna anal, oar eompla
taonalT ersamous Itoek '
. I " 1 / /KIILK =on=ent ~
/ralnmg r0r J0D$,I " 'I -- ro=. andbu pt
estI &? BLOCK, Americas larg[ ::
t ta service, announces the[ . t
information of its Basic Income[ REPRESENTATIVE"
Tax Course starting mid-Septem-| JAMES F. V(HITTING "N'zu
bey, according to Mr. -Joseph[
Dunn, head of the mid-Maryland 407
and Wp t Vir.inia ors. I E Congress St. -- Charles Town, W.
-"Acc'ording"to"Mr.--I)unn, "The I PHONE 725-2332 "
purpose of this school is to train ~:
anyone interested in learning to[ kdAI ,lqlklt l lllPt hlk|lqq !11 Rtill
do income tax work with the I PlAI illm l l%l Alqlll" WIJ
possibility of employment in any l u I Hw
of the more than 2,000 H & R I FLOYD G. ODOM, OWNER i
BLOCK offices. There are offices[ Phone 2 '
n r o wesz jOlUl DIJ ,r
i all nea by towns and cities, a [ " -- '
new office will open January 2, I MARTINSBURO, W. VA.
St S pretty" exhausting to have two big brothers
aat excel in everything !
Of course, there are advantages. Like the time a
Imlly beat me utr--rny brothers followed me to school
:for two weeks. They wouldn't have fought him, but
[he didn't know that. Every night they worked out
ith me. Finally-, I took him on and won.
brothers are first-rate in everything---studies
athletics. There's nothing wishy-washy about them
--if they don't think something's right, they say so.
When there was a "walk-out" at school, they quashed
practically single-handed.
:Because our parents have always taken us to
(Church and taught us God's way, my b others are
trong-principled and good. I aim to be like them.
our church is a training ground for integrity!
Sunday Mondoy Tuesdoy Wednesday Thursday Friday
Exodus Exodus Leviticus ~" I Corinthians [1 Corinthians I Timothy
32:22-32 33:1-2026:3-13 ]4:1-12 3:7-18 4:6-16
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Phone 725-9904. Charles Town
J. EDWARD MAGAHA
EI CTRICAL CONTRACTOR
APPLIANCE CE R
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HALLTOWN PAPERBOARD
COMPANY
Halltown, W. Vs.
hANSON REAL ESTATE
& INSURANCE CO INC.
RANSON, W. VA.
Phone 725-7072- 725-7071
JEFFERSON
HARDWARE CO INC.
SHERWIN-WI S PAINT
Phone 725-2245 Charles Town
LEGGETT DEPT. STORE
"The Home of Better Values
Charles Town, W.
HARRY W.
WEST END GULF
Charles Town, W.
Dial 2 -9905
The MELVIN T. STRIDER
COLONIAL FUNERAL HOME RANSON MACHINE
Charles Town. Phone 725-7068 Phone
SUDLEY FUNERAL HOME
Shephardstown.Phone 876-6043WESTERN A%
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om co INn
ESSO DISTRIBUTOR Charles Town, W.
Phone 725-7510 - Charles Town
SOUTHERN STATEB
Charles Town 'Co-Op, Inc.
RANSON, W. V A.
SUPERTANE GAS
Dial 725-7057 . CllZ4el
CLENDENING
COMMUNITY OIL CO INC.
CIT O SERVICE
Charles Town, W. Vs.
Martinsburg, W. Vs Lees.
burg, Vs Shepherdstown, W:
VL
Charles Town,
Dial 725.20911
J. RUSSELL
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