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PRIDAY, AUGUST i, i 41. 'ARM R3 ADVOCA'I,CHARLEB $'IVY
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t ] RAIN'S BRING REIJEF. I Mrs. Ada Starkey spent over] W E. Mills, on Sunday. i days of last week with her husband, lied a ,~tmldard ]'lint ~/t Low
I I the week-end in Hagerstown with I The monthly business meeting of in Washington, D. C where be is Moo, Va the. past ~cek.
T I] Scatte ed showers brought some relatives, and on Sunday attended ] the Young Adults was held at Brad-~ employed. Miss Doris Wilder of Baltin~ore,
r~ ]] relief to the corn and ~astures of the Starkey Family Reunion held] dock Heights, Md Friday evening, i Mrs. W. W. Wilt remains indis- Md spent a few days of tile. pa~t
mr i] Jefferson county this week The at tile Park. t July 25th. There was a good at posed at her home alter a few week at the home of Mr. and M;s.
I/ ultenseheat that had continued fort Misses Kate and Eleanor Billeri tendance After the meeting the [ weeks of illness. And the same g~es Arthur Webb and family.
] more than a week had begun to tell were in Silver Spring, Md this[ crowd enjoyed a picnic supper.- for M s Tony Diangelo, who is very The ladies of tile Melhodist
-- ----- ------i, ' . ] seriously on corn "roy"cots with the ] Mr W J Flana an of Str'as,~ " ' " "
. " I " v v-,wee,k to attend the funeral of the I 0 I m at ner home at tins ume Church held a lawn pa)tv l.'r~da,
)tMrs. Wlllard Ott is visiting her ]sed to the house, burned out the ]WILL USE STONE [ tosshng season at hand l late Harry W. Biller. Mr Biller I mSTT T ~irTw It t.n ] ii'ss Elizabeth Webb ;eturned to )light along the river a( the t:toom-
rents, Mr. and Mrs. Martin at/ telephone, bt~sides disrupting a FROM OLD MILL Charles Town and that portion ofi was a local boy and often visited[ l 111Jl~YIl~l~ I ber hmne Saturday after spen(l ng cry. There was ph. iv ,f good
lver Spring, Md. tnumber of electrical fuses There the county to the south of ;t had .~1 I I the "-ast ~eek in Sehnauffe-- Hos / (' -' " x ~
" I " " ' ~ ~IS OIfl nonle nel e He was a mere- I I ',it ' - . Z . } - t-ais ~t ! 1 Ciol*yltllng v;t,' ;i,ucctb: ,
The Church of the Brethren at was no evidence of fire Little! Mi.ss Els~ie Murphy, of Charles l good shower about g o'clock Tues-'ber of tile E, sconal Church here ] Mr and Mrs K. W Robinson] tal in Brunswick, Md, where she Mr.~ Vernon Webb t'elurl ,d i)
letown will hold a festival on the damage was done. Town and Connect]eut, who re- I ua) evemng. Again at 0 o eh)ek nnd was a veteran of the World i and famdy recently spent the week- ] was being treated for a very bad he" iaome Su)}dav afl(-r ,: ":)~.~
- " IlS visiting he,- mother Mrs. C. C. ~ (; Fus,' and others W tt Hun (,rover Mills and children on Sflu- llilT&I P STAT~ -.-~ Wave :*~ii) Wave i
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Miss Ruth Ph,lhps, on her va- Cwcult Cot, rt of Freder~c~ county,[Lucas East Congress Street, this I tlr and others John A Link .n/dl day. .=ClTDA=r,C 41i~ lift ~ t~= ~ '~i~ "~1 i
ition from the Public HealLhl Va i~ which the pialnntt claimed] ^^ I .) '-- " - .( [ Master |){mnel T~,nA1 h, h~! lil~wl~ai.l~ i~ *~)~ ~':~1~ :'~: i 0"2 ,o []
~ wet-r ) ol;ner, I l es[.on l~lOrrls anfl oLnel', ~ i i " ~':~ ;~ ~
)twice in Baltimore, isvisiting damage in the sum of $67,), was] I Mira n,-. T1 f T I)o (" heen visiting his grand.arenis, Mr Phone 247-F. 0nly ,< 7 I
brothers, Messrs. William and settled oll Tuesday. The clalna re-!,~.:vir" V n2)~22.Y~ ?:?2.ge:to.i'fli W" Mo(~;e'a'nd'o[h';/['i/S" ~F'(:('l'n(7;land Mrs. S. R. Trnndle :returnedl Charles Town, W. Va. COMPLETE ~~)!: ! (~qi; i
L ,~ o - ] ~:lll+t~d ~'rnm ~n ~llfnros~hilt~ ~ GA i. Ivile o. o l~tcw'ut:ll '.Ot#lllllC'llly It') i ",t )'Y| i ~lli~l~ //~.~I~ p t.ou lal~l lz i
Imuei Pml lps, ~outn Lieorge I I :.~ * and other Beaudrie L. ttowell andI to his h me m Washington on Snn- l It "-- ~ . ,~. i
on Route 7, on November 3," 1940 w~vn mrs. navy an(~ yuung son is ,
. - ,) "lo.a acation'of two weeks, going " I,-II ,1 eauty nop !
led in Charles Town on TuesdayI -- '-- lfi,~, h,~ ~t.~m,t,~ v, Fioren(e Msers, Fmma I, M,>r-I and Mrs. Richard Kyle. llll .I - ." . []
~m Lexington,Kentucky, to I 12.~.I l V: ;~. t ~, gan, W E Osbourn E L Golds-, Mr. and Mrs. (Aarence Mills and till, .Ill .~.p.~. t~mg. Phone 215 i
" . IUt/g~=gVYlUr all. ~klYVi~Ilii~ Ine +~ev. and .mrs. ~eorgew "- "" ' " " " " 't
I l,son ~ere winters at the home of I
ake the r home. Mr t : borough, Irene Moore, W D Nieh-l" " I/lllt tlliil|PJlllllllll
bnlrley,oi inomasvllle,ha are i,! I x'-iw- ~,llt I
i, Mr Mln s pa enL~, Mr and Mls t11!! IIIIII
~lrlstlan, who will be associated ols, H HJac(bs and othe s Dame 1
~usiiness with ~is fathe~ in'law I .Forty-two members of theChar-[in town, visiting their parents, i Fngle'and othe~l~ Helbert ;~lgle'an(~I mr~.%lvlr, and MA~.[ tll~,~; - " " '""- IIIIIIIIIIIIIIlllllllilllllillilllllllllllHiiiii iiiil iiii
'. " -' '!les Town Kiwanis Club, with their I Attorney and Mrs Geo. P Shir-, ~ ":" - ". . I lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllnllll II IIIIIIIIIll,
~" Melvin T Strider, has already I " . " ou, ers; C agony ,<,if, otne IIIIIIIIIII!11111111111111111111111111 I . rl 'rl. !il
," " iwlves or Irleno,s attenflefl ~ne week ,ICy, bourn hamuet street " n| e%e" I " [] []--I I III
,~en work. The Christians have h I 1~. (J. nenson aim finer A S. Lu-,lll . V~l i [] ~ l/v m
~. fly inee~lng ot tne blue a ~ el An applicationfor a marriagel ndoth-r ~111III -1 1 II / il III -~ A -~--.m~L.=~ ) Jll
~ten an apart:merit in toe W. H. I v .~ / . i eas a e,lreue l)enl()rv) t,oratlll II --- Jl T ~ll~l-- fl 1 I
ilson house, South Mildred St. I ' . I - " " " : M. Lucac and other, ErnestlJ ,)one,llll IMillTIllill/tll/nil |dlllnllill llll Pal IPPIlllillllilllJltil II!
-- illlll, op riotel a~ taarpers reriy, license was filed in Lhe (ounLy s ,
Timrsaay nl~ht. Eugene ltx)ss,[Clerk's office oil Thursday for the[ and other B E Madde IIII ill i i m 'L2 iii iii ~2 iiiiiiiim i.l[] [] li,- i -tttll~lk-i iEli /U
NOW IS THE TIME to save t vice-president of the Club, toldthe]marria w~ + '~'; i| ~ I ~,; .x ann o~m ]ill Iv ~i~V/V lllV /Nit.ill ~l [] [] ir'PPP '%l III
" *, tmaries 11 ,Jones and )thor, M. 1
lUrself a lot of money on agoodl guests of the recent meeting oflw,lt of M,] v,lo +o ,111 I I 1 1 1 dll-llll ll Vll I
,' " 1 ' ~, a tJlen 1~ orsvLne ano finer, IN. 15. Hill- i III
~mer dress. 2o to SHUGARTS[K,vanls.Internatlonal in A,tlanta, lAnne Hodges, of Shepherdstown. ,ton, George C. Morrison and uther,[IH l- . -- . . = -.= =-- - ------ m
q gust uress .~ale now .going .on.](/a explaining the proceedlngsas] Mr. and Mrs. Roger Rissler, of H. K. Moler and other, Emmert (~.1111 TLA I ,=,~ gl--k.=-- I=,=~ /MI~ II/IM)lt-- II!
muctmns in hats, bathing suits the convention made rogress t
i,'I p ,'l anson, Mr and W. B Pen-lMolor, Chas W Bussard and oti,-,lll /llll! Illlli 1,71411111 IllM /llL-I'l/nli i
y snoes. {from da~ to day, the talk supply-ldleton, of Charles Town, with Mr. i er, Mack B(md and otber, Mary E. Illl in I t mmV]~ ~l~s~l~Pl [] lll ' I~
Three boys, twins, aged 14, and lng an enjoyatble diversion Mr !, v CHARLES TOWN W
" " and .Mrs J Edward Shafer, of', Morgan and other, Nannie Dillo~ ]]],EST VIRGINIA Ill
of 7 years of age, residing aL ]Ross, with Prof. H. T. McDonald, Frederick, Md were at ColonialI and other, Charles R. Chalnblin and Ill is Now O-en Under 'New na-ement Matinee Dell-- at 3:30 Ni-hta at 7'15 and 9.1"
le, were brought to jail by attended the Atlanta convention as o her Rosle F Odel V ~ Y ~ a
]Beach, V a ~ver the week-end. I t '. ;]. 1 and other, III " " m
sta,ble Dodson on Wednesday. ]delegates from the Charles Town] r ~s.t.^ ~, t> [Frank E. Dillow and other, Virgil ]]] AND WILL APPRECIATE YOUR PATRONAGE Admission I0 -- 25e
boys are charged wi'th throw-ICi~b. I "7 tL, o: ":,-"<:'- i H Malone and other 1111 HI
son, a graduate oi ~ne t~narles " " ' V" T - -~"
stones at a B, & O. passenger } --o -- I I --- o-- llll We in fie od o Try Our
lown rllgn ~cnooi, WhO has been ' ? ~ ,
as it passed thru Engle i,~ ! ! Mr Wil~mr Tharpe returned to Ill Friday, August 1 Monday and lucsday,
. ! tt~tar~rt)r~vT, liNrUt~tvtAttuN I in a t~avat trainin~ scnoot in ~or- " Ill I)~A'l~ .lb~JI I ~&l~ll 1~/14 ,r~,~
tay afternoon. The juveniles t fo ~r- ~,o - his home in Ranson on Saturday Ill Ut~l~-It~"~t~ Ot'il~UVVlVilL#d ~alO'll~i ~-
turned over to the Depart-i from the Charles T~wn General
i In conformity wlLh an amend-]vlIle, Fla sLood ninth in a large Ill Other Sandwmhes, Soft Drinks) Beer t:tl~L
7t O~i:i!i~~~~ :ii;:il :! :ii!!, el vu',nc &sslstance to ne " ecur I ~i! ~~ ;/il;ii ii~{,ii s:il;ihl!llOsp]tal' where he had been u'mer IIIt A:i!:: LD~~!:~H~V E~lTl~G '~ '~'
directly connedted v ith the ad-leots' Mr. and Mrs. Carl Riddle-. home of Mr. and Mrs. Cec, l He n-'lll ~'~t~S ~[:
[ministration of the pu~blic assist-lbarger, East Washington street, ! don. fill U a u.- i ---, n |
. e IIII, ClIIU 111'111=), JGIIi la[llllt
ance program, the 1941 Session of]on a furlough of 30 days. At the, Mr. R. L White. who recmtly r+- m r . -.~+ ?PT"
our Legislature amended Section ]end of },is furlough he will be tturned from the hospital is still III I |1111 ~U$'i~
" 16, Article XI, o~f the Public Wel-[transferred to Maxwell Field, Ala. tconfined at his home. . I `'~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~lit w"),At N Nfs
" I The 'body of an infant son of], " *" a' [ SUSAI~iNA FOSTER
This section now prohibits the ~a, o,a ~,o A ~ : ,~ [ vlrs. Howard Creamer and Ms.t M ,~neav
use of the names o{ or information Jr" w'h~ di'ed"}n'~'i M"i{wa~uke"'e"~'~s''iLuther Griffith were among those "';~I'I~IE';VfR'MI~i'
concerning applicants for or re- consin, Hospital Thursday of lastI to leave Tuesday for Fort Benjamin lii (;r,*
F O R cipients of public assistance for
any purpose not directly connect-
ed with the admin'istration of pub-
lic assistance It likewise prohibits
the furnishing of lists of such re-
Assortment Of cip~ents to any person or agency
SUITS, SEPARATE except in direct connection with
TROUSERS AND the administration of the program.
Please 'become familiar with the
SLACKS section of tbe Pu.bl'ic Welfare Law
Shirts, Underwear, cited ~bove, and be governed ac-
cordingly.
Shirts and Shorts This restriction does not apply
Union Suits to general relief benefits, which
Caps and Shoes are paid through the county sher-
iff's office.
A Real Buy in RAYMOND KENNY, Director
KHAKI PANTS --o--
Different Colors $1.35 Mrs. L. C. Walter, o{ Morgan-
Standard Bra ds town, came on Saturday for a
week's visit to her cousins, Mr.
Moderately Priced By and Mrs T. J Y~tes, West Lib-
C. MARSTELLER erty Street.
The Annual Hardes.ty Reuhion
One-Priced Clothier will be held in the woods" opposite
Since 1905 Minnie Wood Chapel. Saturday,
Town, W. Va. August 2, 1941. at 11 o'clock. Bas-
ket lunch 12:30. Business meeting
and games M~terwards.
week
Town on Saturday morning. From
here the rmnains were taken to
Shepherdstown for tburial in Elm-
wood Cemetery. Commitmen.t rites
were conduc,ted by the Rev. Carl-
ton Fox, rector of Nelson Parish.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul D. Sillintan.
Harrison, Indiana, where they have
was
,brought
to
Charles]relatives, and to see them before
they left for their new post which
was to be Alaska.
Miss Anna McGarry with a g oup
of fliends motored to South Caro-
lina and other points South last
week sight-seeing,
--0
of Charleston, W. Va,aceompan-[ SUMMIT POINT
ted by the latter's niece, little Alice
Skinner. who had ,been visiting ,Mr. and Mrs. Avis Rowland and
them, arrived in Charles T wnlthree children, of Berwyn, Md ,
Friday night, andremained until spent the week-end with Mr. Re,v-
Sunday noon with their parents, land's mother, Mrs Annie Row-
Mr. and Mrs. R~bert C. Rissler.
North Lawrence Street.
L. D. Getzendanner this week
sold a tract crf 13.76 acres adjoin-
ing his (~wn farm in Middleway
District. near Kearneysville, and
that of William E. Barney, to the
latter. The consideration was $100
per acre
Messrs John Miller and Leroy
Schurer, of Shepherdstown, ac-
companied by Misses Anna Mae
Spinks and Marg~aret Mae Bow-
ings motored over Skyline Drive,
Sunday.
land.
~ 'e are glad to see Mrs. G. A
Davis at home after one week in
Memorial Hospital at Winehester,
where she was a patient for ob-
servation.
,Mr. and Mrs. Louis Armentrout.
of Fayetteville, Pa spent last
Sunday with Mrs. C. W. Snyder
and family
Miss Ru:oy Brady is visiting
relatives in Baltimore.
Miss Louise Rowland spent last
week in Berryville, with Miss
Josephine Lancaster.
Wit A Supply Of Ofir flood
1
AGAINST INSECT 'INFECTION
ALSO CARRYING A FULL LINE
Of The Best Grades
Distntectants--Fly Sprays
Use The Best In Feeds
Buy
Today
For Service- Call 73 & 223
Also,
News, Popeye Cartoon.
Sportreel
Seturday, August 2
Alsi)~ Musical. Traveitalk.
GREEN HORNET STRIKES
No. 3
. J 2
Also, News
Wednesday = Thursday,
August 0-7
"[liE cI~I;EI.EST WOMAN
ON TttE CONTINENT.'
The director of "'Philadelphia
Story" brin~s you another
woman's drama . . THE
IMPORTANT PIt TURi';
19,ti !
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