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FAP.MERS ADVOCATE, CHARLES TOWN, W. VA,
FRIDAY, AUGUST 29,
was more than two per cent of the total.
Then the medical fraternity entered the picture. It was
known malnutrition and diet deficiency existed even in
well-to-do-hc mes. The scientist went to work to find out
why. Their discovery amounted to this: Many palatable
foods are sadly deficient in those vitamins that are essen-
tial to robust health. In the process of refining, flour lost
many of its health giving attri,butes.
So in 1938. with the facts known, the A,merican Medi-
cal Association went on record to the effect that in the
.processing of foods, the goal should be to retain the nat-
, al food value, and if this could not be done, the pro:
,eessed food should be scientifically enriched to restore the
: sses. It is to the credit of millers and bakers that they
o perated fully.
7:: So tod, ay they are planning;to give white bread which
ost of us enjoy, the vitamins c ed. Such enriched
i read, scientists say, is no more fattening than the unen-
So today they are ptani g to give white bread which
riehed varieties.
T mn no '* Peyton R. Harrison Dead[ MIDDLEWAY I
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ESTABLISHED 1885 l ave ion eam. . Pe~ton R. U armson, a prom>, Mr. Shirley W Barnes, who has
-. ~ --,~ The latest personal news and gossip from nent citizen of Martinsburg, died been in camp at Aberdeen, Md Capital stock company fire insurance
Published Every Friday At Chaxles Town, West Vs. Harpers Ferry and Bolivar this week? ? at the b~me of his son-in-law and I since June, left last week with see- provides sound protection at a pre-
By The [I daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Bennett]enteen other privates for Spring- determined price, without risk of fur-
]l'tl~L1]h~ll~,l~.d~T~T D|TII~I t~t~t~' / cxa~DA~tV ~ ~ I Ta lor in th, at cit Monda morn ! field, Mass where they are attend- ther cost. In additdon to legal re-
Commercial Printers---Publishers Just as we go off the beam at)out[ an(t other points, ing from complica~tions and old . mg crosses m a macn]ms~s sc o ~. :i: ser es,
its pohcles are backed by cash :!:
- .- ~ ~ the bridge situation, comes wind[ tlizzonner, the Mayor, has been age. He was 82 years old on July iThis training will last several ":" capital and surplus funds set aside to
RORE~T ' RISSLER ~'ni'or ' ~ 'a~R Mann-or from the sovereign state of Mary- in Washington for anothe: check- 21. ] months during which time they are T meet not merely normal claims, hut
' ' s i land that they are asking for hi(is* up by hospital authoritie,s, follow- In the insurance business for! eomfo.tably located in the Y hi,iI also the sweeping losses due to con- :i:
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Subscription $1.50 Per Year, Strictly In Advance I on the Sandy Hook structure. It i:~ ing a recent tonsillectomy. Daugh- many years, Mr. Harrison was al- ! C.A. . I :;."flagratmns and other catastrophes. :il
' qu te evident trot they felt the hot ter Natalie expects to enter Gar- so a Justice af ~he Peace ana[ Mrs. W. H. Hughey and twin, "~i
~ ntered at the t'ost Office at Charles Town as Second Class Marl Matter breath of this blood-hound colu n*~' field Hospital for nurses' traimng donnt. ~all ~ta- ,~ ;,~*~,~-! [daughters, Helen and Sarah, of Co Washington, Alexander & Cooke "
. i --~ z - lumbm s c s ent last week with~
on the r necks, and demded to move' tAm hal ~~.:a~ ~ ~ ~ ~^ ~.^ I " " "P *
National Advertising Representahve lr 1 m h~ hmr aunt Mms Nelhe Go(dell i
a little faster No fooling, the pie-' a AI stadt, Jr of Me p "s, "- INSURANCE AGENCY
. Mrs Roy H Cro~n, Mrs Hughe~ s
AMF ICAN tRESS ASSOCIA IION ture look.~ a litte b~ighter thi~; Tetm was an unexpected visitor at Forre~ a ~ c~ol " " Phone 29, Charles Town, W. Vs.
New York : Chicago Detrmt : Atlanta PAils. week, and the local bridge commi~-, the Elder home on Saturday, flying Town I ' ~ster, of Baltimore, was here fm [
- tee c~n put away the pen and ink-- up to Washington on business. " ] the week-end t
"A ~ewspaper F~ctian ls To Tell The ]'ruth, Not To Run Things"but not to(, far away. Not until]Word has bee, received here that, v-- I Dr. Sydnor will conduct a Vesperi - "
, Song Servicefor the Farm W~
those bri(~ges are inched agains~i Bobby Schilling, of Iitt~burgh, isI SUMMIT POINT I,: ' '
,~ man s Club on the Methodist ,~-
- HITLER ON THE DOWN GRADE the sky' and the silk ribb ns dulyt rec ve Jng fr(m a recent auto seeM-t I "Church lax~n Sunday August 3lst,* '" i -- -~---~~~ -~~L~~
cut by the man in the silk hat, will dent Bob visited his aunt here Mr and Mrs Har,~, Frazier I ' " ." . ' ~ ~1
Douglas Miller, for mer U. S. Commercial attache in we declare a cessation to our activi-I earlier in the summer, and has a Miss Edith Frazier and Mis* Bet-[at 6:00 p.m. Eve:yone welcome.
" ~ I ~ Mrs Randol h Barnes s ent Wed
t rlm, has an artlcle prepared for the Septemtber Atlantic ties. Appeasement is a word that host of fmends here who are gladI sy Crim spent several days last] " P P " -I l[
onthly, in which he explains why Hitler has passed the hasno placein ourvocabular-t) earn ,ff his narrow escape from' week i T rone ] nesday of last week in Washingtm~,I
~ ." ",n y ,ra, w~tn rela-
[ ' [ " Mr Leenard Mason, Mrs C M.* i
zenith of hm power and now on the down grade. In BmdgesOr Bust, m our motto, more sermus injury, t tives ] I II
Z "" ' ' " Mason and Miss Mary Mason visit ' ', S---WARL TO
optmon the invasmn of Russia will cost H~tler more than Katherh,e Wolfe B G (BHgi~LI Coach Gus ader ]s expected back} Miss Martha Eakle ,f ~ ] *,~ ,', ~ " It
o ed Mr ann Mrs Pre(l lvlorrls m U}~
In the Ferry this week to start t ot ,
he can pos ibly get out of it. Girl) won top honors at the sum- " "t,town, Md speat the week-endl ;'2 . * ,11
"A widespread belief persists, he writes, that unexplain- mer sess;on of Shepherd College,{ bait p:actme beforesc.hool beginS.]with Miss Juila Shirley. [
PeM :I:rNo:::~ iK:;nbU:i'(l~;shin.-Ill
ed pauses of the German war machine--failure to follow w~th stra,ght A's for ten hours't ~vmnaa.~ ~ias tne ome}m starting[ ~Iiss Christine Snyder, of Scar-[ ton s;ent the week'-end wiih her[Jl ~~.-: '.-:.-:."
:~aai:i ;:ii! ~ri!!iiiii(iiii';i~iiiiII! ~iiii~'~il [ ~iEiii~i541 I/ Modern Bankinga CourteousFa ilitieaMannerC nducted in
: * Commercial and Savings Accounts
Itwasntthatklndofapoudngt mothe* Mln I II LOANS -----
"i business trom th~ ver, start The ", ' a o e, a~ barson, I 5Its. A(l(llson lmmermKe ii
Ia nends and parmhmners ot the l~ Va I Mrs Ernest W,nn of D-,nvfl, |] Safety Deposit Boxes For Rent
. appon:men~ OI Dig ~leepy ~lenll I;o ~ I "" " :'," " l l/
Rmhard ~qmmses presented them iMmses Kateand Eleanor Bfller Ill, who has been in Jefferson md
VITAMINS IN BREAD '~ Berkeley Springs High means that! '" [ - " " ~ ' 1|[
. witha handsome donation fast thev intend to ,rot that ,lace on the] spent the week-end in Silver,Berkeley Counties this month ,is- Ill Your Patronage Solicited
' ' " ~ * ' O " r -,- k" Y
Amerleans are hlte bread eaters. They hke white fl m rhursdayevening at a ~urprmee,o,h~u m~p +~ s and will Spring, Md, with Mrs. Harry W.I iting ~elatives, is now withher I
~d:b~r! [i!:)2:~,1~:r}:ri~i:ti~~:5!le:ii~nto{i ~/i~!i;i?7:~:~a!::Y~F!!I ~t:]n: iia~:t:::s:~:gu::dy?ar~::rF :p2tdu:;ed~ ;,MM~:"
%uy a loaf at the gro e y a L
. . " "" . ~! '" ' " " Deal peaches (and we don't re-lweeks in Ashland, Vs with rela- " " I/I
ago, the milhng and baking mdustmes undertook a t~eshments! . fer to the cutie-pies) are moving[tives. Mr. Dox will return next --0 Ill
nation-wide campaign, designed to increase whole wheat luF;?~meu Ki,~:Pls(i; i:bthk hfer~nM(2- fast this week, as the orchard men week. Mrs. Fox has as her guest Notice, Parents! ILl-
bread consum )tmn, but the sale of this product never y ut r, ht f n h e th
. ~ ","" " " " ' "-p ", "g :m t e tr e into e,this week, Miss Mary Simpers of I-~
ter's Degree in commercial subjects, jars in our kitchens. Then to the We)ch. W. Vs.
Three Well Baby Clinicsfor
all see for a big year with ~he keyu dark shelves of our fruit cellars, so Rev. and Mrs. J. M. Carr, of children frominfants--6 years
and the kids, let Winter come. We live in a gar-i Knoxville, Tenn are visitin.g ~Ir. of age will be conducted in
Eleano:- Johns(:l~ and Joe Eack- den spot. of the world, in a land of and ~Mrs. J. C. Glaseock and Mr. Shepherdstownon September 4,
les went t(, awedding lastweek, but plenty---drive th:u our fields and A. L. Withers. in Charles Town on September
of course not their own. They were orchards, and be convinced.We Mrs. W. W. L~Rue has been
guests at the Snyder-Schley nup- ll, and in Harpers Ferry on
grow everything but g~soli.ne,visiting relatives att White Post, September 18.
tills. Shepherdstown. It mus~ have The J. J. Steinbrunns leave on Vs.
o
put ideas in Donald's head, anyway, Wednesday for their former home This community was shocked to Subscribe to the Advocate.
for he is reported to have closely in Pitcairn, Pa for an indefinite learn of the sudden death of Mrs. -
observed the wedding technique,stay. Mrs. Steinbrunn is making a Gertrude Davis, which occurred a~
etiquette, etc. just in c~.~ she says slow but steady recovery from a
"yes". . .severe case of shingles, suffmed early Sunday morning at the home
Sir William Andes has been away this summer, of her sister, Mrs. R. W. Baker.
again tAb: time to Ohio, and heYou'd be surprised at the mount- Those from a distance attending
must have some of the properties ing number of inquiries that reach her funeral on Tusday were Mr.
of the old-time crooked peach stick, the local Chamber of Commerce (?) and Mrs. Samuel Olson, of James-
or the divining rod, for he is always concerning places of interest here town. N. Y.; Mrs. Ads M. Baird,
smelling out Water wherever he at Harpers Ferry. Folks who have of Elyria, Ohio; Mr. Richard Shy-
goes! As custodian of our town passed through want literatu:e to der, ef Mt. Jackson, Vs.; Mr. and
water supply, of course he is inter- study and to pass on to friends and Mrs. Th~)mas Young, of Bal' imore,
ested in all that pertains to that relations who plan to .stop here.: Md.; Mrs. Blanche Marshall and
o- subject. He visited the famed Blue Youth hostelers want their families Mrs. Susie Biller, of Laurel, ,Md.;
Hole, source of my~sterious andto come here and drink in the beau-, Mr. Edgar Marshall, of Washing- m "
HOME AFTER l& MONTHS
Jefferson County boys who go to military camps under
the Selective Service Act will get home at the end of 18
months. An announcement to this effect was made at
Washington, after the President had signed a bill author-
izing him to make a my raining cover a period of 30
onths. It was good news to parents, most of whom had
esigned themselves to the idea of an additional year.
In announcing the plan, however, the War Department
said it was onditioned on the international situation If
war should come to America, those in the army most like-
ly would serve until it was over as in the World War.
Approximately 200,000 men will be due for release
from active service in 1941, the department said, and in
order that they may reach their homes prior to the
Christmas holidays their release .will be accomplished
before December 10.
The Department announces three priorities which
would govern the release of guardsmen and selectees.
Given first priority were dependency and hardship cases.
In second place were assi.gned men 28 years of age or over
on July 1, 1941. They would be released regardless of
their len Tth of service, but in the order in which their
ervice began. Married men who desire discharge at the
end of the originally set twelve months' service, were ac-
corded third priority.
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DOUBTS IN GERMANY
The New York Times, traditionally cautious, would not
express its opinion were it not based upon facts The
following editorial from the Times is most interesting. It
. ays :
The renewed and intensified bombing of German
cities, especially Berlin is plainly having a psycholog-
ical as well as a material effect. The people did not ex-
pect it. The war was to be kept far away from thexn.
Goering himself promised the Ruhr cities: "You will
not be exposed to a single enemy bo,m b fr( m enemy
aircraft"; and only the other night British raiders
caused a fire a mile and a half long in and around the
Krupp armament works at Essen, while other aircraft
beautiful waters, near Lake Erie. ties of nature. Studems of history ton, D. C.; Mr. and Mrs. Ropp and
Mrs. Pete Wilmer, of L~esbur~, are interested, and just the common daughter, Nancy, Mr. and Mrs.
Vs and M~iss Mae Riley, of New garden variety of tourist lead~ them Norman Snyder, Mr. Alfred Sn.y-
York City, have been recent guests all. If we'd advertise our pa:adise der, and Mr. Harry Snyder. all of
of Mrs. Milton Aries at her home a little more, we could soon hang M~artinstburg; Mr. R(~bert Snyder,
on the Heights. out the Standing Room Only sign.of Hedgesville, and Mr. and Mrs.
Visiting in New York City, andPigeon-fanciers from Washington Smino. of Miami, :Fla.
going on to Canada, is Mrs. Kate and Baltimore are finding this vil- Mr. J. B. Williams, who was
Calkins, of Park Place. She will lags a favorite place wherein to ~e- taken to the Winchester Memorial
visit her foHner home up here, be- lease their trained birds. With the Hospital. Friday evening, serious-
fore retm:ning, t world situation what Lt is today, the
Best news of the week is the pigeon is of greater importance ly ill, is slightly improved at this
splendid recovery the former Eliza-I than at any time since the lastwriting.
beth Wentzell is making. She has l great conflict. Tests and expe:- Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Hinton and
improved to the extent that she has ience have shown that the birda sons, Neff, Harry and Francis
been allowed to leave Hopemont will get thru when other mean~ fail spent Sunday- wRh her brother
Sanatorium for a ~en days' visit to
or are intercepted. Both amateur Warren Welsh in Hagerstown,
her home here. Her many friends and government traine~s are taking Md.
a e overjoyed at the gallant come- this up on a big scale now. It is Donald Glassf~rd, of Washing-
back this girl is making to heal,'~h 55 air miles from here to Washing- ton, D. C ~pent the week-end with
and happiness. Her husband came ton. and because of tricky air-cu- his parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. C.
up from Washington to be with her rents, the route is especially bene- Glassfo~d.
for the week-eud. HeMal to the youngsters who areMr. and Mrs. Jon~s. o~ Alexan-
Fern Grandstaff, ace teacher in taking the "course". dria, Vs spent a few days with
the Graded School, has taken an A building permit has been ~ssued[ her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles
apartment in the Wolfe home vn to Charles [Icy to erect a concrete I Stickles.
Fihnore Ave and will bring her garage on the parsonage property, t ~Mr. and Mrs, Douglas Brady
young sister here ~o enter school, facing Jackson St. The work willI and Mrs. Arth~ur Mil|er, of Balti-
Miss Mary Hofer, of Philadel- begin in the near future, more, Md spent a few days atthe
phil, .has come back to spend some home of their parents. Mr. and
time in Harpers Ferry, even if she o-
can't walk She loves it here sot Mrs. O. W. Brady. Mrs. Brady re-
that she returns to the Caufmau BAKERTON turned home with them to spend a
week II
home each summer, not being able " ' ~J]l
to live alone in her own prope ty Miss I~orothy Knott's Sunday ~Mr. and ~Mrs. E. B. Timberlake, ]
down the street. School class and some friends, of Winchester,~Va were SundayI
The Charles Griffins. of Clarks- eighteen Ln all, motored to Brad- visitors with relatives here !
burg, spent the past two weeks-ends dock Heigl~ts, Md on Friday Miss Ruby Brady, who spent [
here at. the Chambers home, on evemng, and had a weinie roast, several weeks with relatives in]
their way to and from Rehoboth Mr. and Mrs. Nathaniel ,Gray Ba~timoxe, has returned home.
Beach. Del. and family, of Halt:tow, n, and Cheir Norman Robert ~Brady, of SAsh-
The Randolph Earmans, and son relatives and friends, held their andoah Jun~tio.n, i,s spending this
Donny, are spending this week u~ annual dinner in Duke's woods on week with his grandfather, O. W.
the~.Earman home on Camp Hill. S,tmday. Brady.
Mi~ AIfrieda Mosher, of Bostor~, Mr. and Mrs. Edd Cox and faro- Russel Via. Jr of Martin,sburg,
produced large fires in Berlin. Get,nan officialdom has is at the H. T. McDonald's for a ily, of IBakerton; Mr. George Cox spent several days last week with
at last acknowledged that the men, women and children visit on bet way back from South and Mrs. Fannie Cox, o:f Kearn- his gTandmother, ,Mrs. O. C. Via.
of German cities have been 'br6ught into the front America. This was Miss Mosher's eysville, spent the day on Tues- ~Mr. and Mrs. Ret~ben Poston, of
hnes by enemy aerial assaults. 'sec nd ~summcr trip to Latin.Ameri-,iday at .Hershey Park, Pa. Gaithersburg, Md were ~unday
There are other factors in Germany's uneasiness The can conntries.
Germans know now that they have not a friend left in Abe Kaplon has been a hospital] Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Mills and visitors with Mr. and .Mrs. W. W.
the world. Japan "cooperates," but only in the degree patient for the past several days,]s n' of Baltimm-e, spent the day Poston. Miss Sallie Po~on, who
that co( peration seems to be to Japan's advantage but is improving at this time. ]at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. ,been visiting at Gaithersburg, re-
Whatever the Fasci.st Govern,ment of Italy may do, the Arrah Mac Eaekles, the traveling] E Mills, on Sunday. turned with them.
Italian people dislike Germany with an intensity never timelady' tog tse~baCkout withfr motherMeXiC friendsJUst toLn" Tennessee.~Mrs" Lee CrOSSare visitingand chihiren,~t the f BAKE SALT,E 0~AUGUST
30th.
before equaled. The French people, helpless as they Atlantic City, N.J. home of her parents, Mr. and The Womans Society for Chris-
are under the German heel, remain strongly pro-British. Several local families, including Mrs. D. R. Houser. tian Serv~e of the Bakerten Metho- |
tn Denmark, which was to be made a showpiece of Ger- the Ileys, the Benjamins, the Leon Those who spent the day at the dist Church witl sponsor a bake sale'[
man generosity, the occupying forces receive the cold Edards, the Elders, and others, at- home of Mr. and Mrs. S. R. on Sa~u~ay, August 30th in thel
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shoulder. It is "a l an,d of ice", the soldiers camplain, tended the annual picnic held at Trundle on Sunday, were ~Ir. and window o~ the Jefferson Hardware
The opulace has even adopted a little red. white and Ebeneezer Church, in Loudoun Co Mrs. Harry E. Gue, Master Lester Company. Cakes, Pies, Chickens
blue emblem with the letters D K S (Den Kolde Sku]- Virginia on Saturday. Walker, of Damascus, ,Md.; Mr.and ather good things to eat will be
der) to keep its attitude at zero temperature. In other Daisy Edmonson, popular clerk at and Mrs. Ralph Gue, o~ Frcderick, on sale.
conquered and ravaged lands increasing sabotage and the mailing place, is on vacation Md.; Mr. G. B. Trundle, Mr. and A ,share of the public patronagel
constant attacks tell the story. For the German with the Harvey Carters. of Wash- Mrs. Richard E Kylc, of Wash-' is solicited. Sale begins at 8.30i
~it Canada in D. o'clock a. m.
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