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FARMERS ADVOCATE, CHARLES TOWN, W. VA,
FRIDAY, JULY 18 1941'i
JUNE DAIRY RECORDS. i average 43.6 pounds of butterfat
: ~ . for the month. The other of the
t
.The June report of the Eastern! five highest belongs to Mrs. W.
: Panhandle Dairy Hetd Improve-i Melvin, of Duffields, with an aver-I
~:ent Association shows that two of age of 39.7 pounds.
; tb~e five highe~ testing herds in thel The highest produeihg single
Association belong i.n this county, i cow in the Association is the prop-
One is owned by Kerfeit Moler, ofI erty also of Mr';. Melvin. Her rec-
Shepherdsto~m Dist ict, whose herdt ord was 67.4 pounds for the month.
!
We are Offering Some of the Biggest Shoe Bargains
In Town this Week-end. Don't fail to take time out
and see these big values.
I,ADIES AND MENS SHOES REDUCED
AT -------
"The Home of Big Shoe Values"
Theatre Building, Charles Town, West Va.
Mr. Moler also mxmed-one of the
high producers making a yiel4 o:
J, 60.3 pounds.
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Contractors Give Bond
Bonds to guarantee the perform-
ance of their contracts in the con-
struction of the new S,ience H'dl
at Shepherd State Teaeher~ CoL
lege, Shepherdstown, have been re-
corded in the County ClerlCs Office
by two contractors on the proje:<.
One Ibond for $87,700 wa~ ~Ziwm
by A. R. Warner & Son, contract.
Sea~board Surety Company a~;
bondsmen, and tile other for $20,-
995 was sup,plied by L. & Y.
Plum,bing Company which has the
plumbing work to do on the new
building. The latter bond wa~ sup-
plied /by the Continental Casualty
Company of New York.
County Citizens:
Plan Campaign
For Aluminum ,n
i
~ O(lllli[y who. al pF >,el]t~ do lloL OVvB
Initial Steps tor to apply
a ]o:lnlo p:lr(,h:~f:o a family ~ize
Wide
i'~ ? I I I
ampa,gnLauncaeu faro d, of U.
/uesday Nile Meeting ,q I)ep'a'lnwnt of A~,/rieulture's
! (enalil pll rchase p Fop'ral~q should
I At a pnblic meelAng in the ncvc fiie their ap,ptication5 now with the
county buihiinK Tm'!:day niKhi, :~q Feral S,r' irl V Admlni:,Ir,lth)n,[
Applications or i047I Road C0mmi si0m Of Standing Committee
t iects Officer
W I,n( T,- 'o.West Virginia to ,n, e t:,lLort e
Should Start No~s, Says Co. ~'ommittee of ti~e l,:piscop'd Diocese
Supervisor Campbell i -
or.<.', on t,he main buildinF, with the[ organlzati,i~ w:z: effected for tb, la~wi>" (ampbe]l, FSA
Sr.p,rvi~,n-,
!
purpo:> for national
(lefeu:~e. The::~e c:m)lmign:~ have,
been enfinently ::ueces>q'ul jn m'nG-
parts .f lhe country. Tim ei4leeti.n
will be ,"ntiloly will/.ut p otit i,'l
,'lily erie.
It i:~ p.olmr-~ed t)) buihl a pen on
the Court thm:~e hlwn in x~hicia i,>
,',tore the old ahll~iii/-tlnl pot>b puns,
skitiots, and coffee luns while the
l.uniiy to own n farn] of their own,
lhe Depnrtlnoni of Ap'ric,uliure is
:*,emoting applications for loans
which may be made anyiime be-
tween now and June 20. 1912.
} Applications ~houhl be l'ilod a'
oneo for ]<)an;: to 5o made d/uqn~
the I>]~:eal year, 7,0 Ihat, l.h.', approv-
pd familh':: will ,have sllfflcienl time
,to seleei farms and lnake plllllS
nlaterial
boinK
-tsserilt)led.
leer fhe 1.9-1 crop, the supervisor
(~l)nllllittees Lo al'l'~lll}?,e for tile
aahi.
collection of the artMe.% and re)'
I
Farm
f:unilieg
wile
filed
appli-
bringinv lhonl 1;o the p~fint nf a-;-!
<~:ernbihiy( yore hal i ~d as foll,)v,'; : icatl nr"
:if lee
l,
19.10,
for
loans
tlaiper~:; Ferry Fire Co.---,la,q
Ramsdell, Lyre tackles, Donald
I,',ackles, Earl Me van.
hepherds'town--W. l[. S. Whir<.
Sniunlit I'oint- l~.e,ry (',rove, Hey.
(le, rl,e llasel.
ltarpecs leerry--Mrs. Neil Mar.-
lhi>; yo:tr, hat whiel~ wore not ap-
proved heeal]>o of lack c,f fund.%
will not hair, to file new a,pplie'i-
tic.n<. Mr. (Lqmp~bell said that tile
county T,mant Purchase commit-
tee, composed of J. ,1. M'ff~'n'ry, C.
Wils(m Moh!r an(] W. O. Macou~t'h-
try, will review t,hese applications
qu,tte, lJewey llitl. I
llalitow---Mrs. MaM, ha Tayh)r. tap"ain ./nd notify the falnilie~ if
t~abletown---Charh's l,angdi,n, additlonal inl'ormalion i.~ needed.
Middieway--lhA) Mc(',orinick The Baldo'l, is: o.iven to lho
Mom~ and Miss Edith Smith. Chrm.
Nell Bolton and Miss Lafferty,
Chai men to notify Farm Womans
Clubs.
Mrs. Steve Dalgarn, Miss Gtady,~
llartzell. Shepherdstoxwa. D. A. R.
Chairmen.
Mb~s Lilla Willis, Charles Tow~,
Miss Sally Powell. Shepherds)own,
of course, pay off the entire loan
more rapidly if he wishe~.
Anplication bl.anl~s and full de-
t'til~ on the -pcration of the Bank-
heed-Jones tenant purchase act
are avai]M~le nt the couuty office
of the Farm Security Administrq-
tion, which is located nt Charlo:.
Town, in bhe Court House.
Inspect DistrictOttices i
i
F,mr Jefferson County Tele--
phone Company employees, Misses
Mihlred l,ong, Velma Shipley, Ev-
elyn Ennis. and lmuise Fink. me-
Chairrnen of U, D. C.
"tored to Charlottesville. ,'a ow,r
Garden Ctuhs---Mrs, W. C. P.
Perry, Mrs. Ilolland Price, Mrs. the week-end, to in~peet the Dis-
trict office of the Comp-my. Wddh,
Benton
l) avenport.
Charles 'l'owv 1'. T. A.--Mrs. J. in Charlottesville they saw many
W. Bhkett places of interest, includin~ the
Ilarpers Ferry P. T. A. Mrs.!famous old University there.
ttoward Wilt. ] o
Shepherdstown P. T. A.---Mrs. N~I Two Drown in Potomac
M. VanMetre. I
Americcn Legiun--Mr, Steven John S. R(~bertson, ap,'ed 25, a
Stone. florist, of Gettyslbur~, Pa and
Lion's Club--Itenry Weller, Rev. Lynwood Nickel, aged 19, of Way-
George Ifasel. ne;boro. Pa were drowned in the
" % 1 ' ~" a~ -
CitlzeLq bJ e Co I~lanMm We1 ' ( nic ~sda ifteinoon
r ol-, i. t . R~ver Tu y ~ ' ,
ler, Gelald Magah I, t d Magaha ~ n
" " : 'i . '" [wiil.ian :hour of each other. R(>b-
Kix~ami~ Club II N Ihadle~, R
I
~, . ~ " -- " " ." " ertson, with three companions, had
~. Early.
, l staried in a canoe from Wllham,~-
t~oard of Trade---,] M Meier, Dr '
[)O1'1 LO coat oown one rlver ~o
Morison. Wa>:hina'ton. Approaching the Po-
Independent Fire Co.--Charles
Reininger, Kable John,son, James
Sites.
Boy Scouts---Linden Bush Ellia
tlooo. John Merrily.
Town of Rmmon---W. J. Robert;<
Shepherdntown Fire Co. Cop
Shipley.
Lions Club of Shephordstown---
McClure Moler.
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Crow's Underpass Open
Traffic is now mown~ through
the underpass at Crow's crossing,
on the No~folk & Western Rail-
way, three miles north of Shell-
herds)own. Only ~he approval of
the Maryland State ttip,'hway Com-
mission is needed to complete the
project. Work on the pass ha~ been
in progress about one year. The
underpass removes one of the most
dangrous grade crossings on ihe
entire length of the Norfolk &
tomae Edison dam below Williams-
port. the craft capsized. Robert-
son clun~ to the Iboat whiIe his
i com,panions swam asho,re on the
~West, Vira'inia side. T~he eanoe with
Rc, bertson holding" on, went over
the dam. tie was not seen after-
ward.
Nichel. who was a mere.her of a
campin~ pariy at Snydcr's land-
ing, near Sharp,burg. got in a
small boat early in the afternoon.
tellin~ his fellow campers that he
inlended to take a swim. IIe was
nol .~een afterward.
Robertson's wife brought him
and bis companions qrom Gettys-
bur~ in a ear, and intended going
to Wash in~ton on Saturday to
meet them and take )>hem ba@k
honl[%
i Mr. and Mrs. A.
J.
Todd.
9f
Washington. are in tox~m for the
~ummer to be guests of Mrm Todd'~
Western from ,Hagerstown to Roa-I mother, Mrs. William B. Packett~,
noke. South Samuel street.
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Make Jefferson County's Quota
Donated By
COMPANY
Mrs. J. Ernest Watson
E,:qdgewater, Va-, on W
with her dauahter, Mrs.
tiumston, who had come to
Town to attend the time:el of
uncle, the late ttarry N. Watson,
i!i:
IqRNI';ST L. BAI1A';Y
B&9 0ffel s Mid Week
Excursions, Washington'
For the enjoy nent of local r,si-
dcnts, t11o l~altini.re & Ohio Rail-
road will introduce mid-week trav-
el barp'ains from Ma.rtinsburg to
the Nation's Capital, Washington,
D. C at a very low round trip
fare; leaving" Martins~bur~' 9.?,6 a.
m. or 2.42 ,p. m Wednesd'ays, July
2::J and 20 ; returnin~ sallle (lay
leaving' Wash)no:ton 9.00 p. m. or
11.55 p. in.
Sightseeing Thrills
T~his innovation will provide a
deli~'hlf'nl outin,~ with :unple time
for siFhtseeinp,' lind picnicking;. Op-
porlunily will be afforded to see
ConR'ros~ in session durin~ thi~
h}slory-makin~ period.
You may visit, new and historic
shrines throuRhout lhe city. Ro:'k
Creek Park and Zoo i~ famo3~s for
its collection of animals and birds
imported from all over the worhl.
Ch,n Echo amusement park will
provide thrills for youn~ and old
alike.
Night Baseball
Base hall fans may see bheir
favorite Mars in action at Major
Leaeue Night Games in lhe Griff-
fith Stadium 'beLween Washington
Senators and American League
champion DeLroit Ti~erg on July
2'}, and ('h,vehlnd Indian, on,ln]v
20Lh. (Tame lime ,q::}0 p. m.
PassenP.'ors are uro'ed to pur-
chase rail tickets in advance from
P & O. a~cnls.
el--
Mr. and Mrs. Leisle" Sells o~
Washing)on. aunounce the birti~ of
a son a rOW davs ago, Mrs. Sella
was formerly Miss I,eslie C. yle, ,)f
this emmty.
of West Va in session in Char-
ies Town on Friday, the Rev. Paul
L. Powle:~, of Mar)ire'burg, wm re-
elected President, and C. A. Mil-
ler, also of Martins,bur~, Secre-
tary. ()thei' lueill,ber of Lhe Col|l-
mittee ace Forrest A. P, rown,John
S. Alfriend> the Rev. J. W. Gum-
n]ei'~, of ('h-il'le~ Town, and the
Rev. ('ai]tol~ Fox, of Nel~:,')n Par-
i s; h. I
I
i Thi~ was the lirrd me~dinp: of
the committee since it war- (te.~r-I
I
tl:lted [)V the
I~phcopal Cottncil ofI
Ve~t Viral'in)a.
!
[ The connnittee acts on lnatter~
ari~in;: between annual ~essions of
the State Council.
il In tim name of the dioce::e, the
eonlnlitlge },:ave von~ent for the
Roy. ,l~tin J. Alt>,rt Io be ordained
'a pi[e!:f, ill the Dioee-'e of West
VirFinia by Bi,:hop R. E. L, Stri-
: dee.
Tuesday. Mrs. Watson wii} be
Bridgewater a week.
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MM-
TRAVEL BARGAIN
$
Leave MARTINSBURG
9.36 A.M. or 2.42 P.M.
Return same day--leave Wash-
ingtong.00 P.M. or 11.55 P.M.
HAJOR LEAGUE NIGH1 BASEBALl.
July 23 -- Detroit at Washington
~uly 30 -- Cleveland at Washington
~.30 P. M. --- 55c Gen'l Admission
JEE BIG EAGUE STAR. iN ACTIOI~
Visit U. S. Capitol. See Con[~ress m
session. World-famous exhibits at
National Museum and Zoological
Park. Treat the family to thrilling
sights. Never before so much to
see --so many places to go. Please
purchase rail tickets in advance.
Subscribe to the Advocate.
Fall in Line with the Hundreds
6f Thrifty Shoppers Who Find
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The Best That Any Bakery Can Turn
Out. Made of, the Finest Ingredients.
----BUY
Selects
II Im I
(IT'S ALWAYS F ESH)
Phone 272,
Charles Town, West Va.
Your Car Thoroughly Lubricated, Washed and
0il Changed---(with 5 Quarts of (ienuine William
Penn Motor 0il, that sells [or 35 Cts. per Quart) --
(OTHER MOTOR OILS IN CANS AT BARGAIN PRICES)
ALL OF OUR PRODUCTS ARE OF FIRST-GRADE
AND TtlEY ARE ABSOLUTELY GUARANTEED
Talk With Us About Your
I
(Tires Will Be Scarce Before Long, Better Get Yours Today)
FOR ABSOLUTE SERVIOE AND UTMOST SATISFACTION
AT
Phone I 18,
Charles Town, West Va.