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above scene is one of many in '"A /King Is Born," which will be presented Christmas morn-
Charles Town Methodist Church is one of the few churches anywhere that still opens
day with ~pageantry unsurpassed in an effort to bring the whole Christmas story vividly
attention. Under the very able leadership of Mr. Alvin Ennis, a group of some 40 persons
,ate.Youth and adults have spent hours in practice and preparation for this signifi-
which will make onlookers forget themselves and think of Christ in His ministry.
of the cast is an actor and yet each is a professional in his or her specific role in which
been so adapted to the part played that they virtualy become the person portrayed. The
service is 6:00 A. M. on Christmas morning but nothing will more strongly remind one
is and nothing will more surely repay one for arising so early as this pageant.
invite everybody to attend.
three births occurred at
Town General Hospit-
the period of Dec. 9-15,
being boy babies and
Timothy Lee, was born
11 to Mr .and Mrs.
Long of Charles Town.
Wayne Edward, was
Dec. 15 to Mr. and
B. Harris, Charles
the same day a daugh
Lee was born to Mr.
Robert L. Hosby of Char
patients admitted to
were: Miss Sandra K.
all of Charles Town; Mr. Lewis F. Ferry; Margaret Mason, Martins-
Ranson, Ranson; Mrs. Virgie M. I,burg; John W. Smith, Baltimore;
Hoffmaster, Bakerton; Mrs. My-IIrvin Athey, 'City; Mary Marshall
rtle B. Longerbeam, Miflville; Mr. ] Kearneysvilte.
Walter C. Tucker, Knoxville, Md.; J
Mrs. Thelma L. Wolfe, Brunswick, ]
Md.: Mr. Berkeley W. Winters, I
Harpers Ferry.
Medical patients admitted to
the hospital were: Little Kenneth
D. Brookman, Jr.. Mr. John G. De
Lauder, Mrs. Charlotte J. l~ir-
bairn and Mrs. Carol Grames all
,of at. 2, Harpers Ferry; Mr. Har-
vey V. Briggs, Berryville, Va.; Mr.
Dr. Dale D. Keyse~:, Mrs.
E, Fritts Miss '~i:~et :Z.
Master Larry W. Bell Naxlnie Cary,
Henry, Miss Hazel W.
melt Martin,- City;
and Miss Benat J. Deming White, Albert A. Butts,
Harpers
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By J. E. Saville
Thomas J. Hardy, , Mrs. Thelma Farmers Tax Guide
V. Wiley, Millville; Mrs. Ruby E. The 1960 edition of Farmer's
Rutherford, Mr. Irvin W. Athey, Tax Guide is now available in the
Mrs. Lottie L. Smith, City; Little County Extension Office in the
Gerald S. Cesarini, Ranson; Mr. Court House. This guide should be
Paul V. Palmer, nippon, helpful to all farmers i~ preparing
Out patients were: Elizabeth their 1960 income tax return.
Keyser, Andrew B. Roberts, Mil, The bulletin covers the follow-
ton Cooper, Nickey Palumbo, Lou- ing subjects: a sample return,
ise Fritts, Walter Tucker
McDonald, Janet
Larry Bell a
check list of farm income and ex
penses, filing requir~ements, in-
to, be ~eportedl deductions
and personal exemptions, self-em-
ployment social security tax, soil
bank payments a~d many other
subjects.
A copy of this guide is available
to you for the asking.
DHIA Directors Meet
The directors of the Eastern
Panhandle Dairy Herd Improve-
merit Association met today, Thur
sday for the purpose of discussing
,plans for the coming year. The dir
ectors are: Abner Hockensmith,
W. E. Walker,.Leo Widmyer, Max
Derr and Robert Butler.
Mr. William Northern, Exten-
sion Dairyman, West Virgixlia Un
iversity met with the group.
New Bulletins
Copies of our new bulletins
have been received from W. Va.
Agriculture Experiment Station.
The titles are: A Guide to Kill-
ing Wooday,Plants in West Vir-
ginia, Possi~bilties for Reducing Ao
ple Packing House Costs, A Low
Cost Shelter and Feed Storage
Unit for Beef Cattle and Founda-
tio~ ,Plantings for West Virginia
,Homeowners.
~]y ,Anyone desiring a copy of one
SPEIDEL,
of these bulletins can secure same
the band you can twist by calling at the County Exten-
a knot. sio omce.
c Also the World's Most Compact |960 [dltbn Farmers
AMERA and PROJECTOR, Made by Tax Guide Available
Longine and Wittnauer.
The 1960 edition of the l~arm- [:~..
Three-Speed Schick Razors,Nu-Relco, ers' Tax Guide is available cost- I ~"
free from county agents of the I jr
Remington and Bulova. ,Departrnen.t of Agriculture o,
Vhe Parkeraburg District Office of l~"
YCe also have the Latest in Bulova, ner al Revenue. was announ-|.,
amilton, and Wyler Watches in stock, i¢ pp toda:~L. ~zarles.bY District Director Phil63 ]~[:~:
the Latest in Zippo and Ronson As izl the past Fears, the -
page pu,bl~cation explains most of
M HTERS. the income tax rules which apply
to farmers .and t~mse who have
~2 tax questions about farming. The
r the Finest in SILVERWARE it's beOkiet vt n la -
Rogers Brothers and we have it g age and ¢o t ir, s numero.
examples to show how the rules
"" qany Patterns. • ......... )rk in actual situations.
Charles ~pointed out that re-
W aests should be addressed to
Also Such Other Nationally-Kno n Paui herrard, P. O. Box 950, Par
kersburg, W. Va.-ask l,or Publica-
and Famous Brands of Jewelry As tion No. 225.
Molers Farm Woman's
F I
Amco I1 ClubMet At Home Of
f We,,...Are Also the Franchise Dealers
Mrs.ElL.G0ldsb0r0ugh
b- ,the famous Keepsake Brand of The
Moler's Farm Woman's
a tVl0ND RINGS. And every Keep Club met at the home of Mrs. E.
L. Goldsborough and Miss Helen
e Diamond Ring has a gu'arantee Goldsborough on December 12th
at 7:30 for the Christmas Pal~y.
the stone is perfect. The home was decorated with
evergreens and a lighted Christ-
* m~rt'.'eE'velyn He~ndi'icks conduc-
ted the devotic~ns on the Christ-
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CHARLES TOWN, W. VA.
mas program several Christmas
Carols were sung. A duet "Silent
Night" by Mrs. ElYizabeth Vick-
era and Mrs. H. ~. Moler.
Mrs. Hendricks gave a reading
"'Annie's and Wlllie's Christmas"
which was enjoyed by all. Our
[president, Mrs. J. G. I~uss presi
• dcd, tt~ .minutes :o£: the last, meet-
ing were read and roli ealI with
twenty four members and six visi
tors present.
One new member, Mrs. Jack
Crowley was welcomed to our
club.
Peanut sisters revealed and spa
ial hour followed. Names were
drawn for another year.
Delicious refreshments were ser
red by our hostess corrying out
the Christmas theme.
The next meeting will be with
Mrs. Elmer Vickers on January 13.
Stephen Wiswell :Fined
For Drunken Driving
Stephen Wiswell of Charles
Town was arrested about 8:45 Sat
urday night by Charles Town
State Troper Tommy Ward on a
charge of drunken driving.
Sunday he was taken before
Justice of the Peace Merle Alger
and posted ~ bond of $60 on the
drunken driving charge. He for-
feited the band and his operator's
license was revoked :for a period of
six months. Wiswell was taken
into custody on State Route 9 by
Trooper Ward who was on patrol
duty.
Staditers Entertain
,Kiwanians Who Play
Host To KeyClub
The Thomas Jefferson Hotel,
especially the section i~ which the
IVAwanis Club was holding it's
weekly dinner meeting Thursday
a half hour or so as the "Star-
liters", an instrumental musical
group presented about a half doz,
en numbers which had just about
every foot in the room patting.
The "'Starliters" were a part of
the Kiwanis Key Club members
who were bet.rig hosted by the Ki-
wanians Manning Smith Jr. and
Johnny Doyle of the Key Club,
told of the clubs various activit-
ies during the fall.
President-elect Leo Widmyer
presided for the meeting in the ab
sence of President William Hund
who has been ill. Widmyer conduc
ted the club organizational meet-
i,ng at which time he appointed
the various committees which will
f,]nction during his administrat-
ion. A total of 11 committees were
named. A short board meeting was
held immediately after adjourn-
ment.
Child Of Many Names
To Be Christmas Sermon
Presbyterian Church
Christmas will be observed at
the Charles Town Presbyterian
Church on Sunday, December 20
by a Christmas sermon and by
music of the three choirs at the
11:00 A. M. service. The sermon
topic, as announced by the minis-
ter, Carlyle A. McDonald will be
"The Child Of Many Names."
The childre~s choir, the youth
choir and the senior choir will
bring the Christmas message in
song. "There is no other church
service quite like the Christmas
ing of the first Christmas story or
to the singing of Christmas car-
OIs?"
The public is cordially invited
to this service as well as to the
,musical service at 7:00 P. M. Sun
day evening. Especially those who
Will be in Charles Tow~ over the
weekend and who cannot return
to their own home churches would
be most sincerely welcomed, stat-
ed the minister.
Charles Town Police
Make 21 Arrests; No
Accidents Reported
A total of 21 arrests were made
by the Charles Town Police De-
partment during the week ending
Dec. 12, with fi~es and costs col-
lected during the week amounting
to $248.50, it was reported Wed-
nesday by Charles Town Police
Chief E phra2m Day.
Six motor vehicle operators
were charged with speeding; three
for running red traffic lights; four
for being drunk, three minors, for
being in a pool room, two persons
for passing on a double li~e; and
one each for disturbing the peace
permi,tting an unlicensed driver to
operate a vehicle and for having
five persons on the front seat of
an automobile.
The weel~ marked the second
consecutive ,week the town we~t by
without a single motoring acci-
dent being reported, Chief Day
said.
A total of $40 was collected
from parking meter violations and
service", stated Mr. McDonald the Charles Town police directed
SPIRIT OF JEFFERSON FARMERS ADVOCATE
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 17, 1959 5--A
Cottage In Shenandale
Broken Into, Robbed
Corporal I. P. Richardson of the
Charles Town State Police report
ed Wednesday that a temporary
Summer cottage owned by Mrs.
Maxy Selby, Arlington, Va. and lo
cared in the Shenandale section of
Jefferson County had been broken
into and looted of a number ¢sf
household articles.
Corporal Richardson said the
breaking and entering and theft
occurred sometime between Nov.
29 and Dec. 13. The robbery was
discovered by Mrs. Selby when
she came to the cottage Sunday.
:She had not been there since Nov.
29.
Among the articles taken were
white steel cabinet, six barbeque
forks, box of metal knives, forks
and spoons, a bag of charcoal,
lig~hter fluid, a maple divided tray
and various other items.
Entrance to the cottage was
g~ained by cutting through a wire
screen. Corporal Richardson said.
No Ind or "
County in January
There will be no call for induc-
tion of Selective Service regist-
ra~ats from Jefferson County for
January, according to notice Mon
day from State headquarters in
Charleston, Mrs. Helen Glenn, the
board clerk said. There was no in
duction call this month.
received to forward for pre-indue
tio~ examinations on the second
l Tuesday in January (12th) regis-
trants
born before January 31~
1937, marking the first time that
boys at this level have been call-
ed.
Matthew Hardy Being
Held For Grand Jury
For Stealing Automobile
Matthew Hardy, RVD 2, Har-
pers Ferry, is in Jefferson County
jail awaiting action of the,Jeffer-
son County grand jury on a car
theft charge, it was reported Wed
nesday by Charles Town State
Trooper R. R. Truex.
Trooper Truex said the car, be
longing to Alvie A. Plotner, Wash
ington street, Charles Town, was
stolen Saturday night from Wash
~ngton street where it had been
left parked.
Trooper Truex and G. G. Hol-
man saw the car parked on the
Bloomery l:b~ad about 8 p. m. and
took Hardy who was still in the
car into custody, He was Charged
with grand larceny.
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