SPIRIT OF JEFFERSON FARMERS ADVOCATE pound. . ] 'l
RSDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1964 C--5 x The Rev , ranc .M:, Burn oIl
become rector of Wmkliffe Parish I I
~ tN RealSmallwoodEState andTransferS'others "to" JacobC°ra in Clarke and Jefferson Counties. / Mrs. Floyd Simons '
| ~~ /L. Smallwood, lot 3 and 14 in 80 YEARS AGO---1884 t.~
I~oN[ LC-,~ A [ Trump's addition to Kearneysville A brilliant meter nassed over The Ranson Itelpers Club held'~ ] J
h-_ _- "~ - ~1~ I J. L. Eackles to Lester J. Leavy, the county from south'{o north on their regular monthly meeting on 1 I~ |
Ill I tract of 2 acres on the Shenan-] no-, mbe 15tb at 9"00 P M" lear Dec. 3rd. with a covered dish •
~m ====~N~.~::X ~] I doah River at Harpers Ferry, once i in~ the air filled with sulnhur supper with country ham. The I ~ • m
/ the property of Richard Kidwell, i fume's" ................... "----room was beautifully decorated :j
.-- / Jr. " with Christmas trimmings by Mrs. ] |
U~ARs AGO--1954 ~ Died: - Mrs. Olivette Merchant, .......... Katie Jenkins the clubs treasurer I m II m
-------- t wife of Charles S. Merchant, for- • , ..... There were 17 members present[~ W' •
idge Livestock quotations merly of Charles Town, died sud- ~||V|~ and three guest. I|
prime veal, top $32.50; I denly while visiting her sider in n'mvwu,.- The meeting was opened by the I
ateher steers toi)$2300, New Arleans; Miss Kate Laure president Mrs. Hattie Campbell. l|
Mrs IM°°re, a member of one of the cora Foster the chaplin read St. ::
le I oldest families in Clarke County IllL Y It- 11[ J Luke 2nd chapter 1-16 verses. ] m 1 m
I died at her home; George C. Link Followed by the Lord's Prayer / i 1
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lout ~ ; ...... c),~.lo~ ~ retwed farmer and former Deputy ] By Kam Lane, Mgr. and Flag Salute. Roll call by Katm ] ~ m
ent"a tlao Sheriff of the county, died at hisI qPh~fre Jenkins, Secretary reportbyMar-t] n
in 'a-~'~-~.;~-~"~sn : home in Shepherdstown; Mrs. Hat ................ ~, ...........ie Robinson. Treasurer report by / ,'.
~hurl~oD'er~2"of Ran' tie Grove Corridon, daughter oft .... Katie Jenkins. 1t
'e---" t. '. 7 .... [ the late John W and Anna V I ..... .......... ; ....... The club gave 15 boxes in the/
tttplO ee oi'tne wnar , . " , " IIlIE~ DIT~Ii$IJi2~ ~I~ lllb I~l¥1~lt .
Post O ico and later Grove of th s county, died at her/KWAr, Showin Fri Sat Dec states, 9 overseas, 7 dehvered at/
to th - of home in Washington, D C ] "1 12 A icture that must be home, total 31 boxes at this time /
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dee, in Charles Town Married" - Miss Natalie Watson' seen and seen a~ain~ A towerin- The club plans to g~ve baskets] •
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ita. Nmhols daughter of Mr and Mrs triumnh Winnerof i),,o.n. to needy and fruit to shut-ms, andl t
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. - . Le'wis D Nichols of Harpers :,. -7 A .n .... nowers mr those wno are sick.|.
" I¥11SS Shirle Ann • . LIUII¢:II awalu~.... ~$~auEllltj . . •
ghter of Mrs YEmma Ferry, to Mr. Richard Dean Hit!, awards! Excitement and suspense Hat.tie Campbe!l appomted RuthIt
vne~)...__ ~-~_ "__J a#. soil of Mr anQ Mrs k~rover B ...... ~lCnOlS as tne cluos new secretary/,
OOl'O, JF'a allu 1¥11- ..... on a grano scan are to oe iouno
War -¢ ..... "Hill of Falls Church, Va and .............. The club sends sympathy to Mr./.
nester, w ...... " in mls illm mat Will ne remem ...... oland an- "atoll "ue to t
amarmo, exas. , . uooert o t y o
" the recent death of Clara Noland/i
John Welty, Jr, bered for )ts people, pilot, and
John Welty and the
Welty of Shenandoah
Miss Janice Rowland,
of Mr. and Mrs. Ran-
of Ranson to Pot.
U. S. Army.
Moler, daughter of
Willard J. Moler,
was the winner of
Democracy Oratorial
by the local
of Commerc
Thomas -Jefferson
• 1944
Myers, Charles Town
and tmsiness man, in
With Dr. J. F. Hos-
40 Years Ago - 1924
Married: - At the Manse in
Charles Town by the Rev. G. G.
Sydnor, H. Jacob Zinn to Miss
Dorcas McAtee, both of the cou-
nty.
Died: - In Shepherdstown, Mas-
on Marshall aged 81; at the home
of her neice in Charles Town,
Miss Ellen Carter.
Tax collections in the county
for the year up to Dec. 1st, amoun
ted to $172,270,01.
60 Years Ago - 1904
James H. Starry, a native of
Charles Town died at his home in
Clarkesville, Ohio, aged 86.
Ohio, bought~ Corn was quoted at 46 cents a
)w, a tract of ! bushel in the Charles Town Mai'-
an the state road be- ket; wheat, $1.04 a bushel; butter
and Berkeley 25 cents a pound; eggs 30 cents a
dozen and turkeys 15 cents a
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- CHARLES TOWN, W. VA.
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performances, all of which con-
tribute mightily to make this su-
perior entertainment. Filmed in
technicolor aand starriig William
Holden and Alec Gtlinness.
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"DR. STRANGELOVE OR: HOW
I LEARNED TO STOP WORRY-
ING AND LOVE THE BOMB"
Showing "Sun., Man., Tues., Dec.
13-14-15. The serious aspects of
this tale are so effectively exag-
gerated the end result is funny
in an odd-ball way. Some in the
audience are not going to find the
threat of all-out atomic destruc-
tion funny, but even these should
manage an occasional chuckle in
the way the theme is gotten
across or at the satire embodied
in the presentation. Stars Peter
Sellers, George C. Scott, Sterling
Hayden, Keenan Wynn and Slim
Pickens. ------
"THE CARDINAL" Showing Sun.,
on., Tues., Dec. 13-14-15. Here
is a provocative, intriguing, and
highly interesting film that pre-
the clubs former secretary.
The members exchanged gifts
Marie Robinson presented Hattie
Campbell the presiden¢ a gift;
first the members gave her an
engraved cigarette lighter and a
beautiful brouch pin.
The club enjoyed themselves
very much. They were dismissed
with prayer.
The Ranson Helpers Club wish
es everyone a Merry Christmas
and a Happy New Year.
Shirley Jones Corr. Sect.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Jones and
daughters Joan and Terri Lynn
visited Mrs. Jones brother-in-law
and sister, Mr. and Mrs. James
Nichols and sons in Stephen City,
Va. on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Stickles
and daughter of Alexandria, Va.
and Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Staubs
and son were Sunday visitors ofi
Mrs. Louise Bentz. l
Mrs. Floyd Simons and her l
• grandson Floyd Lee Simons shopp i
ed in Hagerstown, Md. Saturday. i
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Snyderi
sents religion under a bright and shopped in Va. and D. C. Saturday
revealing light while not surren- Mrs. Mary Snyder attended the
dering dramatic impact or inter- Eastern Panhandle Insurance Wo-
tainment values. It forcibly dem- men club meeting in Martinsburg
onstrates that different people Tuesday evening.
accept religious beliefs aand doc- There will be no "excuse fgr
trines in a variety of ways; that Christmas trees in Ranson "th'is
lives are affected and changed year the Civic Club had trees for
through its influence, and yet it's! sale behind the bank and Mayor
not tthe whole answer for every- Lance has a lot across from the
one. Great performances, out- North End Service Station selling
standing direction, and fine pro- trees and other Christmas suppli-
duction values have been incor, es for the benefit of' the town.
porated here, and tbe result is a Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Snyder
film that will attract much atten- were in Winchester, Ya. Tuesday
tion, be responsible for much con- on business.
versation and discussion. C.T. Personal Column
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Keiter Jeffer-
"WHO'S BEEN SLEEPING IN son Ave. were Tuesday evening
MY BED?" Showing Wed., Thurs.,
Dec. 16.17. Dean Martin is in
rare form in this frolic peopled
with a group of lovelies and a
flawless supporting cast, includ-
ling Carol BurneT., who almost
steals the picture in sew ::I of her
near-slapstick scenes. The ~,~::~i-
color, plus plush production val-
ues, enhance things considerably,
while the laughs are loud and
frequent. It is sophisticated and
adult entertainment, to be sure,
but will not disappoint devotees
of such entertainment--especial-
ly in situations where anything
other than the obvious is appre.
ciated.
I I II II I Illll I I
The quotations of the Blue
Ridge Livestock Sales, at Charles
Town, W. Va., Monday, Dec. 17,
1964.
Receipts of all classes heavy,
with a good demand for all i~utch-
er hogs aand prime calves.
Features "of sale were prime
calves top, 33.25; number one hogs
top, 16.50.
Choice butcher steers, none;
~good butcher steers, 18.50 to
20.50; plain to medium steers,
14.00 to 18.00; choice butcher heif-
ers, none; good butcher heifers,
16.00 to 18.50; plain to medium
heifers, 12.00 to 15.75; good bulls,
17.00 to 18.00; plain to medium
bulls, 14.00 to 16.75; commercial
cows, 12.50 to 13.20; utility cows,
11.75 to 12.25; canners and cut-
ters, 11.50 down; cows by the
head, up to 124.00; stocker and
feeder steers, 14.00 to 18.00; stock
heifers and bulls by the head, up
A . Choice to prime calves, 30.00 to
to 110.00.
hj rne a 'Running With Your 3325; goed
butcher
calves,
26.75
" PPing List To Leggettls Store 23.00!° 29.75;t0 26.50;mediumthinbUtchercalves,Calves'22.50
In Charles Tovcn Today. -. ,, down; heavy calves, 12.00 tq 21.00.
Choice lambs, 23.00; good lambs,
etter Selections -- getter Duys 21.0o to 22.75; medium lambs,
---Always At---
CHARLES TOWN, W. VA.
guest of Mrs. Mable Perks, Mt.
Parvo Ave.
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Snowden
of Martinsburg were guest of Mr.
and Mrs. Wesley Maye and Mrs.
Mable Perks Wednesday after-
noon. Other visitors at the Maye's
home were Rev. Roby Thursday
of Clearbrook, Va. and Rev. Wm.
Reed, Saturday.
Mrs. Ronnie Carr and children
of Winchester, Va. spent the
weekend with her parents Mr. and
Mrs. Wesley Maye.
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Maye, Mrs.
Lester Turner and Mrs. Elston
Rickard spent Saturday evening
in Martinsburg.
Mr. G. A. Chasteen, Miami, Flor
ida was a recent visitor of Mr. and
Mrs. Wesley Maye.
Miss Virginia Smallwood. Mrs.
Lester Turner and Mrs. Elston
Rtckard attended a Sarah CoverW
(costume jewlery) party at the
home of Mrs. Ruby Carr in Win-
chester, Va.
The PowhatanBrass and Iron
Works annual Christmas dinner
party was held at the Wright
Denny School Wednesday evenLng
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Anders .~z
and son, Timothy of Ransom Mrs.
Robert Anders of Rippon and
Mrs. Bernard Ott of ttalltown,
shopped in Hagerstown Friday
evening.
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SAv IT WITII A GIFT
SUBSCRIPTION TO THE
SPIRIT Of JEFF.-ADVOcATE
THIS YEAR
14.00 to 18.00; butcher eewes, 4.50
to 7.50; stock ewes per head,
up' to 10.25.
Good butcher hogs, 16,00 to
16,50; medium butcher hogs,
15.50 to 15.85; heavy butcher hogs,
14.00 to 16.00; butcher sows, 9.00
to 13.75; heavy feeders and light
butcher hogs, 14.00 to 15.75;
shoats per hundred, 17.00 down;
pigs per head, 9.00 down; boars,
8.00 to 12.50; sows and pigs, none.
Miscellaneous Sales start 11:00
a.m.--Livestock Sales 1:30 p.m.
t each Monday.
Our gift subscriptions de
partment is now taking sub.
scriptions. A card is being
mailed to the person telling
them that you are ~nding
the Spirit.Advocate to them
for one year as a Gift.
It is a gift that goes far
beyond Christmas and people
like It too, and are reminded
of you 52 weeks during the
coming year.
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