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April 25, 1941
 
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PAGE SIX !i i ~q , [ i "The Daugheer Jairus', a W. Wol,f, Messrs. F. E. Brenne- ean~ta by Sir John Stainer, will man, Lawrence Lloyd, Richard presented in the Met~hodist Brockman, and Ch~rles W. Waif. Chu~h cA" Charles To~vn, on Sun- The cantata will be aevompanied day, April 27, at 7:30 P. M by aml directed by Mrs. Dorobhy W. approximately forty singers, in-IConklyn, org'anist, at the Metho- eiiiding, the members f the Adult ;di-:t (3mr(,h C'hoir ar,t 'the Young, l,adies Choh'l ']'h. ]n',~rra~. f.t 1} ,orvie, t~)l- of the church and lhe 5~llowlngilow~.: singers frcml other local ~}ltlvt'h(~s: lq'elu(h,--"Andani,e" from (]r;lrl,le Miss Catherine Todd tleTRzhoow.r, Pieeo Symih(miqiie (e~ar Franck Mrs. Lawrence I.h)yd, Mrs. Charles } Th(, F r,ce~siomd tl'ymH . .h)y~ $ Ha Be DAVIS "'ZAN-Z-LAC'" QUICK DRYING ENAMELS work n',c lk and at small cost! YoQ wiU be surprised what you can accomplish for as little as a dollar or less, if you start painting oddsand ends around the home. All you need is a few inexpen. sire cans of enamel and some smart color schemes to follow. We can supply both! Come in for our FREE 48-page booklet of a~ve color schemes. For irJtance: That bedroom set you are tired o! would probably look very smart if painted in ivory with llght-blue or rose trim. Yellow trimmed in rust would make yOtu" breakfas4 room f~,:niture t~,wer than new. The laundry basket and bathroom stool freshly enamelled in white brightens up the appearance of your bathroom. The old radio is prob- ably a work of art ,~h cabinet design. Why not give it an antique fiMgh? Phone 278, Charles Town. W. Va. IPICIAL oIIrlR'--roi ON! Will( ONLYI This Coupon is worth /Oc on any purchase of "'ZAN-Z-LAC" ENAMEL r" I WORTH IOc ON ANY PUR- Fill out thitcouDon I CHASE OF ZAN-Z-LAC ENAMEL and present when I purchasing any ,Name . ZAN.Z.L AC l/ha- l mel--h is worth I Address ; tOe. Tblsu, ek on/y! ] C~(y, FARMERS ADVOCATE, CHARLES TOWN, W. VA. Beethcwen. [ ' The A,them--Th;,e, O ll WILl. OFFICIALLY W. C. Macfarlane. ' 1] Hymn 169--Ye S+~rvan;s of ~d, '.[ |M TAII crh Hanover [I llOl/~hLdL~l~ ON SUNDAY O erto7- Choral --- fro Meleo.mibe,C. H. H. Perry. fl-'----- Mrs. L~uise Mars.hall Pine ~i The Cantata--The Daughter of i .l,airus, John StaMer. ] 1. Overture-- Or~an [ Mis~ P,ltzmove" ! TIlE REV. C. IRVING LEWIS Awake! Th,m Tlmt Sleepest i ----' 9. lmve I)ivim~, All l,ove Excel-I The lnslallafion of the Rev. C. inl,:-.Mb~; lleltzhouw.r, Mr. F. Irving Lewis as pastor of the F P, re)meman Presbyterian Church of Charles 10. To film Who Lef l, ttis Throne On lli;zh-Trio, Miss Pamey, Mrs. ttunter, Messrs. Brenneman, Ennis Itymn 144~-Beneath The Cross of ,Ies~ts -St (?hristo ;her. The BenedictS+ses Ma;ry and I In O g e ll e !'1' ~,) ) s ) ~ aml Mrs. Eliza+beth ('l]' )vt, :~e+dt, rtained at a iune,heon (mTues- i day, in honm" +ff Mi:~ Atme Ca~bell Williams of Berryville, Vs. i Mrs. T. P Farn ~w<)rth s p e n t i fh',do,f the wee,k h} Washington, 1). { (L. with h(r dau~'hters, M i s s e s iLu(.y aml Al+iee Farnswo~th. BARGAINS LIKE THESE may not come again for ye rsl We've got to clear our entire used car stock! All makes at all-time lows--bottom cut right out from under prices so get your bargain while they last! Stop by today. You'll see excellent cars at prices you can't afford to missl, / 1937 Ford CoupeS300 {937 r~ Coach $250 1937 Ford 2-Dr, (60) $325 1936-For-' - 2-l)oor $300 Coupe $300 The Longer You Look the Ouicker You'll Buy! 1938 Packard Sedan Just Like New 1936 Cadillac Sedan Good As New A couple of real honeys! 1940 Ford 4-Door 1 // If you woM a better used car now's the time to bring year old am, down and trade it in--at a rtcll saving to you and at easy le~ll~l Town will take place at the Church next Sunday morning at eleven o'clock. By appointment of Winchester Presbytery the Rev. Dr. ,los. A. McMurray is to preside and de- liver lhe Cbarge to the pastor; the Rev. C. K. Poole of Romney, who wa~ a elassmate of Mr. Lewis at. Union Theological Seminary, will preach the ser- mon, and the Rev. Dr. G. G. Sydnor will deliver the Charge to the congregation. The Rev. H. H. Leach of Duf- fields will be alternate to any minister of lbe Commission un- able to serve. Ruling Elders Henry S. Baker and W r i g h t Denny were appointed on the (:am m ission. NEWS OF OTHER YEARS TWENTY YEARS AGO, APR. 23 I Marrled--in ,Hagerstown, James W. Clendennin~ to 'Miss Ada Jen- ~nings, +both of the county; at the Manse at Duffields,by ehe Rev. J. C. Siler, Arnohl Moler to Miss Bertie LROUelntls, both of the coun- ty: at the Episcopal rectory in +ChaHes Town ~by the Ray. Conrad Good'win, Laurence W. Anders and Mis.~; Grace Ed:monia Boyd, both of the coun;ty. : Died in ,ttarpers Ferry from ty.phoid fever, Ehner Potts; in Wes.t Ball,ear, Mrs. Margaret E. Wiltshire, wi'fe of tMorr:is Wilt- shire; n e ar Wheatland, Mrs. Blanche MvAtee, witfe of Frank H. McAtee, a~'e(1 48 years. The Jm'y for the May Term (~f the Jefferson Circuit Court were Rolbt. H. Nice, warner, W. O. 17ore- ,man, Russell Welsh, Lee Boyd, C. P. Eagle, Thos. E. Howell, R(~bert I Withers, William Childs, Nor- man Rider, James H. Nicewarner Ben Crampto.n, John C. tIoffman .l.S. Reinhart, J. A. Grantham Howard McKee, Stanley Harde~ty, James W. Garney, Roll Gerhard Frank M. Grt$)er, Ellbevt Canard, Harry .Byers, J. G. GiJbson, Henry Weller, Frank Walker, John G. E1- liott, ,W. A. Kephnrt, J. J. :Lyne, S. S. Dalgarn, ,C, H. H,ines, and O. E. Hoffman. FORTY YEARS AGO, APR. 23 The ,Rev. J. P. Essex ~beeame pastor o$ the Baptist Churches, at Leetown, +Summit Point, Shenan- doah Junction, and Mount Zion. Cards were issued for ~he mar- riage of B. F. Harrison, cashier of the Jefferson Savine's Bank, of S~ho~herdstown, to Mis.~ Virginia Strider of Berkeley County. John T. McGraw, ~" Grafton and Mellville D. Post of Wheelin,g, formed a partnership to practice law. Post afterwards became noted am a wri.ter. SIXTY YEARS AGO, APR. 23 Died--at her home near Char- lestown, Mrs. Imey E. Paeke~te wMow o~ John B. Paokette. and daue*hter o~" the late SamuelWash in~ton, o$ Haremood: near the Bl.oomery, Jere Harris, aged 60 1939 Ford yea,s. Dlx. 4-Door I The Sustiees of the -- ]Peace qualified q3y givin bond in ]the County Court: Charles town Ford [District, Jahn Avis and William l)lx. Burnem X o+eto :s o 1 o m o. Fleming. and C~arles H. Kable: M+iddlewav District. ,M e r e d i t h Hahn and John ,F. Smith: ~hep- herdstown, T. W. Latimer and Inn. M. En,~.le: Bolivar To'ha G. Ooek- roll aria Win. ft. Meier; Harper~ Form Basil Avis. Willimn Phill;~s, in the lumber busniess in Charlestov~n, .t o ok l three o his partnership with him. sons in SEVENTY YEARS AGO, APR. 23 PItONE 266 CtIARLES TOWN, W. VA. Mar~ed--~y the Rev. A. C. Hop- kins, Jan. M. Howell to ,Miss Er- m a R. Taylor, both of t'he Couney; in ~Martinsrburg by the Rev Mr. Stinger, J. Brisham Walker, edi- tor of the Charleston, W. Va Ga- zette, to Miss Emma Snow Stro- ther, daughter of ,Gen'l David H. Strother. The second trial of H. Crav ord Black for the killh~g (ff W. W. Me- Kai~r, Jr in Cu,m~berland, resulted in his a(.quittal. Senator l)at)ie} W. Vorhees, of Indiana, amI .ImlV:e E. K. Syester of llav'i+rst.wiL