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PAGE SIX FARMERS ADVOCATE, CHARLES TOWN, W. VA, FRIDAY, AUGUST 29, NEWS OF OTHER YEARS I been used store Board of Trade Meets i A Tribute to V,Lo Lippitt! i C, & O. Canal. ,Monday, September 8th SIXTY YEARS i The Rev. R. S. (<}upland, re~tor News of ~he passiug' of :-;arp'ent AGO, flkUG. 27 za~ Ep s: Blu:-:h apples .~o]d for FORTY YEARS AGO, AUG. 27 $2.50 to $4,00 per b:c:ket; (lrime>, .Married, at Ea,st Bank, W. Va $8.00 per baH'el; Yo~!:~:, SILO0 peJ ~amesTouro Shepher,L formerly n5 barrel. 8hepherdstown, to Miss Urna Vep Deaths: -In (;msoway, W. Va ~a Cummin.gs, a forme.r mu.~:;ic ~ Heury S. l.ea.p:t,e, f,Pmerly of teacher at Shepherd College. 'Middleway, a/ed 72; in Martins- : J. G. Wyatt, a former proprie- burg, Mrs. George Ro;h mts, form- ~0r of the Carter House in Charles{ erly of this ronnt.y; at his home *l r#' ~OW, (tied alt Carroll.ton, l:de ,of]northwest og town, M:miey ( ~'ight Co Va. iaged 72 yeat'~. . An old stone warehouse, more[ Frank Mater mov, d with his !hana century old at the Ohl Fro'-] family back t,) Bolivar, after re- ,ace was destroyed by fire. It had [ siding in Was:hinp-ton for 20 years. m GENERA.LLY SPEAKING, D. & G. DAIRY FEEDS ARE ABOUT THE BEST YOU CAN BUY YOU TAKE NO CHANOES! Ask Us About It! PIiON/~kq 73 & 233 ( IARI,ES TOWN, W. VA. Girl Special! If Yon'll lie At .ass All eyes will center on your hair=do! Be sure it's pretty, lustruns, softly curled, Start back to school wilh one of our COml)litnenl wtnll:ng permanent.< They are p:ieed to fit your al- lowance. Our Regular Realistic Permanent Which Sells for $4.50, Is Now Priced at $3.50 "-"OTHER PERMANENTS FROM $2.50 UI' ' Make Your Appointment Now --- Call Phone 215 TRAPNELL BUILIIING, Beauty Shop CHARI, ES TOWN, W. VA. Need It's Fresh Daily! Sold By MI County Grocers And Baked Daily By The WEST LIBERTY STREET PHONE 272 CHARLES TOWN, W. VA. LEND YOUR SUPPORT TO A HOME- TOWN PRODUCT o'c]oc];, O Special / eeting Young Democratic Club There will be a special meeting of the Young l)emc(' alic Club ol Jefl'e~son C,mnty held in the Courtly Cotter Room on Thursday evenh;g, August 28th, at 8 Cch}ck. This wil: be the last m,-ting 1)e: fore the certification of dolegates for the State (:o,vention to be heht in Wh,:eling ()n September llth. 12th and ]3th, and a full attendanc,~ i> r+>nate bro.ther, a eharitaible and loyal frie,ad, his mo~to in his home in Porte) Rico read "A Man, tits Dog Yottr House." A I)evoted Relative. O. Resolutions Adopted By The Watson Reunion Club Ill}on The Death Of Mr. Harry Watson, Its President We, the unders.ign.ed, having been appoizged a committee by the Watsou Re,union Clu,b to prepare a resolution concernin,;,~ the de'tLh of H. N. Watson, ofl'er the folh)w- ing' resolution : WttE, REAS, the {loath of Mr. Watsou occurred sudden'y aL the Ct)mmunity .Cen;ter at Bardaue, West Virginia, while he was mak- ing final preparations for the sec. ond annual Watson reunion; and WIfE[LEAS, lhe de(eased im,t been the leader inthe organiza. tion (,f the Watson Reunion, and had given many hours o unselfish service as its first president: and W.IIDREA~S, ,the deceased had been a native an(I a re 'ddent (lur- iuK most of his life of Jeffersun County, West Virginia, and had, as a ~banker and a citizen, become known by all as a m'm of honesty, integrity, and high moral char- acter; 'I'~ttEREFOP~E, BE rr ItE,~()L- VEJ), that the memlbers of the W,a,tson Rem~ion Clu~b feel that the death of tI. N. Wa'tson is not only a per, sonal loss to all who knew him, ~but also a di tinct loss to the Watson Reunion Clut} and to the community in which he lived. BE IT FUWPH~R RF~P~OLV:ED, tha,t a copy of this resolution be entered on the records of the W~at- son Reunion Club, and tha't ~t be pu~blished in the local newspapers. C!"5(;I I, WATSON, ,H E~R~M A;N WIGbIS, C HA Pd~E~S LORD, Committee. "0 SHENANDOAH JUNUrION Mr. and Mrs. It. M. Walker and ,laughter, Miss Nancy Boyd Walker, of Iteathsville, Va spent the week- end with with her aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Myers. Corporal Francis Welty, who is stationed in Texas ,is visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Welty. Mr. Yager, of Stanley, Va is vis- iting her ~son-in-law and daughter, Mr .and Mrs. O.~ar Seal. Mr. Wallace Isbel, of Roanoke, Va spent the week-end with his aunt and uncle, Mr. and M's. C. Moncure Campbell. Mrs. F. C. Littlejohn spent last week with her sister and brother- in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Fos- ~ett, in Harpers Ferry It is with deep regret that the many friends of Mrs. Randolph Moler lea'n she will not teach in the Junction school this year, due te ill health. Mrs. Delv~a Templeman and daughter, Miss Geraldine Temple. man, of Shepherdstown, spent the week-end with the loaner's cousin, Mrs. Robert Cross. Mr. Frank Isbel, of Roanoke, Va, is visiting .his uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mr'-~ C. Moncure Campbell. Mr. F C. Littiejohn, of Keys(-, spent the week-end at his home hete~ Miss Mildr~-d Rissler is spenJing some time with her grandm()ther, Mrs Mary Mercer, at Kahletown. Mr. and Mrs. Th~,mas Neel and :-:olis, and Mrs. Neel's mother, Mrs. Sdpe, of I'ikeside, have returned h(~me after having spent the past week with his pm ents, the Rev. m'd Mrs. Frank Neel, at Blue Sulphur, W. Va. Mrs. W. ]t. Boyd, of Heatheville, Vs is viMting her brother and sis- ie]'-iu=law Mr, and Mrs. J. I}. Cur- rie and sister, Miss Fannie Currie. Mr. and Mrs. John Welty and s(m J tailor, were recent guests with rel- aiives in McKeespo.t, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Lyne, Miss Julia Lyne, Mr. Weymer Lee an~ little daughter, Kitty Sue, spent the week-end with Mrs. Weymer Lee and Miss Ma~y Catherine i ~ne, in Falls Church, Va. Miss t.2inor Leith underwent an (}peration for the removal of her tonsils, iu City Hospital, Martins hu g, Tue,;day. M. and Mrs. Richard Elliott and chihh'en ,':pent several days last week with relatives in Charlottes ville, Va. Mr. and Mrs Charles Rice and litlle daughter Stella, of Hyatts- vil!e, Md, spent the week-end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles George. Misses Florine and Eleanor Sloat a~e visiti~g their cousin, Mrs. Ge- t zu{te Seah)cker, in Front Royal Va. Miss Mary Pearson is a patient in King's Daughters' Hospital, Mar- tinsburg, where she underwent an operation for appendicitis on Mon- day. Mr. Lewis Tabler is visiting his aunt, Mrs. Goerge L. Seneendiver, in Martinsburg, and attending the Baptist. Association which is being hem there this week THE govemmeni ssked farmers m produce more meat, more milk, more poultry, more eggs, more vegetables. Farmers axe doing their patriotic best in the face of an acute labor ~hortage, rising cost of necessary supplies, inadequate fans prices, and other diflicuhies. It is good husis~s ~ ,al times, a~ esltuw/alt/~t wartime, to keep your cooperative in position to ten- der the most effective service. Do your part to see that it has adequate capital Comzibut your patron- age and do it voluntarily to keep down costs. Give your cooperative your aggressive moral support. See to it that seltlsh, monopoly-seeking imerLsts do ~ot secure unfair legislation harmiul to faxmer-ownmi and farmer-controlled cooperative restitutions. Super L~yhlg and Bczedlng Mash-- A feed to make bigger hatches ot better chicks--the best breeding mash that can be made with presem feeding knowledge. Super Layhag Mash--The choice of poultrymen who sell eggs to markets that demand pale-yolked eggs. Laylnl~ ~ with Alfalfa--This mash fully meets the needs of com- mercial egg ltocks. With it birds hold u# body weight and give high production at low feed cost For these aml other opea formula qual- ity feeds see yOUr nearest Sou(hera Ststa Cooperative Service Agency. g 'i'llglil1N tg'i'ilX u6,ooo Faemers Riduaoe~ V ~Ill~~u~~l~~~~~~~~~ll~~ll~lll~ln~~H~u~~~~~~~~l~~~l~~~~~l~~l~lll~~~~~~~l~l~~ll~~~l~~l~~I~li mm m To be Held at Brown's Woods Southeast of Town on Jefferson Avenue between Routes 9 and #, Dance will be held Rain or Shine. Seats Will Be Furnished m For The Benefit Of El