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CHARLES TOWN, JEFFERSON COUNTY, W. VA. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1946.
TELEPHONE 222
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PRICE 5 CEN'I
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Of New Registrants]Mrs. . 1,117 Men F
L2sted By Board w P esident
c udes Tla " Who Have
Reached 18th Birthday
Duriing the Month
Officers Here{ The Local Board of Jefferson
,County, Selective Service. advises
Visitors From !the fol,ow ,g young me, reposed {
9 States Present {for registration during the month
,of September This list includes
Delightful Meeting
Held At Home OF
Mrs. Laura Derr
OTHER OFFICERS CHOSEN
FOR THE ENSUING YR.
ALSO INSTALLED
Thursday night, Jackson-Perks
Post, No. 71, of the American Le-
t gion installed officers for the ensu-
Chas. W. McDonough
Millville, Late t To
Report Here
Coming Events
in Charles Town And
Jefferson County
Sentencing Set For
Oct. 14; Chancery
Orders Entered
Bribery cases against I~awrence
Shires, Martinsburg, and Jack
~ Luxerrberg of Charles Town were
those who attained their 18th birth . mg year.
Tuesday at 1:00 p. m Pc(o- da) during that month and also The Jefferson Farm Women's i Duly installed by Past Comman- The Local Draft Board of Jeffer-
rst, the National Rural Let- those Discharged Veterans who en- Club met at the home of Mrs I aura I der of the local Post, S. H. Stone, son County reports that only one Monda~ Oct 7 Cit- Council of disposed of in the Circuit Court
~C~l~F!iF~Oei:~v:~tn~'~h~mdr~: 5 ~ygbetfe:r~e~dhetv ;:ce~ ni~ U~a~'i;h K!7?e!i!in~U;pE'~!~jf;:~:n~! ni~Oi TwW~n~t~i~'~'ti}~ t~:t~i:~? Ylifi~ ;hi Vh~ i~i hi?rr~e~lna ~!i ia!~YeCl~!s zee~t at 7:30 p. Thd~i:~uYwn~nid~n .:;:/~t~7:
ry " q . . " " . : ", os - ~ . - s' g p "~" y p g y.
~he Thomas Jefferson Hotel. they were dischargedfrom the esses ~durmg 1947: Commander, Thorn- I 19th, namely: Monaov ~* 7 Uo:o^~ ~ .~ They were charged with having
re were renresentatives nresent,Armed Forces Meetin,- was poet ed by read:n~ ~ ton T. Perry; First Vice Comman- Charles V~ d|lam MeDonough i . g~ven bribes to the Chief of Pohee
," . . ~- ~ " . " ? ; . . -~ " will as.~emble in re ular sessmn at
n nine states, including manyi Oscar Haywood Carter, R]ppon' of poem ' On Growing Old" by M "s der, James W. Stmder, Second V~ce [ of MliiVllle, W. Vs. " v ,~,~l,~.b ,~ m g of Charles Town in an a~ empt to
,tans of the rural service. Alum Carter, Sowers, Henson. . Devotionals. were led by,~omman~er Carl Bunk Brlll;. Ad- The addition of th~s. name brings. ~" "" buy .-pr tectmn for a ~amblin~ es-
[ajor Thornton Perry, Charles I Charles Town Mrs. Henry Dutrow with hymns ju~ant, Howard L. ,Sechnst; F1- l the total number now honorably Tuesaav et~t u ~ ~ ~ .~ tabhshment they were operating
m s Postmaster, serving as ~ Wflham Howard, and B~ble reading. 1ndm being . c Offi er, flham P. C. Perry, t discharged and reclassified to 1117. Lio ~. ~ ~ win ~ m~. here m June. The indictment under
~tmaster, spoke briefly of the i Shepherds(own i the subject, Mrs. Inn ]~{erchant, ; Historian, John William Gore; ! Many veterans who have been: Je~erson~otel'at'~ = m which they pleaded guilty is for a
~ry of Rural Free Delivery. I John Edgar Demory, ~who led the lesson, gave a short Chaplain, the Rev C. C. Tarplee; . honorably discharged (luring the ~'" " misdemeanor and carries a fine and
S Postal service today is hand- I Charles Town i talk callinu attention to the size of Service Officer, Augustus Rodeffer; ~ past few weeks, have re-enlisted ' . a jail sentence of not over one
- "~ " " i Tu sday, Oct. 8--Lawson Bott~
by 32,000 careers throughout Edward W. Johnson, Jr Indm and the many differences m,American sm Office], Gerald Ma- eRher the day of their discharge or Chant~, ~ D ~ u ~ ~.~ ;.~ ~. year.
I a a n I Ser n e " . ~ ~ ~. ~-, .-. .~ -- -, ,v.~ ,~.~-
Nation. Mr. Melvin T. Stmder ! Sheoherdstown persons hwng there Miss ~nna,g h . a . gea t-at-Arms, Sher- I shortly thereaft m the Enhsted ,~o.e *in~ ot *h- ~ ~ ~. Judge Rodgers deferred sentence
; introduced and special tribute I Alfred Frankhn Johnson, McGarry was called on and told of ' an League. I Reserve Corps, the Naval Reserve ; Uhi le, al * ~,'~ .~ ,~ l~v until October 14 at ten oclock and
I him as the lone survavmg car- ~ Ranson I many interesting things told her by ! The executive committee to act-I ~u~ux.v ~ .e [.~Dv or the Regular Army and are, ~ B ~ B"-'n-- w'" ~- *~-~^-~--- until that date, Shires and Luxen-
' who started the service fifty 1 John William Walker, Jr i a relative who had lived in India I with the officers will include Rob- ." "~ . therefore, not subject to re-classi-i - P berg are at liberty on their bonds.
Mr Merchant then introduced the ~ rapines a moving pmtule was ficatmn or hstmg ~th those who Another case was disposed of
es ago by bicycle over a route Ranson [. s. " " - I ert Gardner. J A Ey'ter anti Leo ." " " " '- " '- ' " w a,o~,~o, t~ ~ a ~ll ;~ - "~
~afles long. . ,Paul Robert Anders, [ guest speakel. Mrs. . red Elhott, Rodgers - shown~ and. the m~erestlng, meeting are defimtely separated from the. ~ed c,tlzens of the community are when Fred Biggle SeweU, Negro
lace time was short, speeches i Char~es Town who, with her charming and grac- ] .~ c osed with the serving of refresh- Armed Forces The cause of the m- I ;-v;*,~n *- o**o,t .; ~: of Charles Town pleaded guilty ~o
~ " " " i" ' ~ollowin the inst " ~ '
r re,Jame Rober J mus manner ave a most m st g allatmn cere meats c~eased number of enhstments ~s pett larcen He was char ed with
dispensed w~th and ou p - s t enkms, . g" " . tere' - I " ' - .'. " " : p~ n~ u,ib~;n,~ ~ ~ ~ ~^ ~ ~.~ Y Y. . a"
" : w av to ,~.u ~$ u ,u, ~ ,~,~ -, ,~,v
Ilg postmaster introducedMr. Kearneysvdle mg and instructive talk about In- [ not kno n. It m . be due the ~ make la.~ -r ; h~ n ~.~a theft of meat from the slaughter
lemon Gamey, a veteran of the 'Bdly Fulton Owc-u. " ' d~a. Mrs. Elliott had had had the IIT~'li ~ .' n ~ [ T~ ~ ~ a housing shortage, scarcity of jobs ; ~h~.~2: m"^~,~," " s house of Charles H. Strider.
~st days of R.F.D. Mrs. Vesta,Kearneyswlle ; pleasure and ppportumty of hear- I VV ll U[g~illZ~ ~ana ~ rar y for american os many othe~ reasons but it is en- [ .Judge Rodgers sentenced him o
es, first woman carrier in West Jack Warner Ro~rs ins missio.-, arms from India talk ~ In C, harlp. Tawn I t~,i R~ll (ln]l.~ t~rely voluntary on the part of the i Th.r~dnv n ~a ^ -.; + ~ n,ne months in jail, dating from
[inia and over 28 years in ser- Char~es Towu and had given much time and study i e~ ~, Veteran. Jefferson County may' ;n~:'~ ~:~'e'~n"3~,#~::~ ~Y~" August 7th, time of his incarcera-
was presented in tribute to{ *Alvin Carter Sowers, failed to ~o her subject, i ~ . { ~U-~ . rest assured, however, that a good- I an~oah~ba~'cl21"l "'~b~~w:~{'~-''-~ !tion.
|gthe woman longest in service, register at prone," ~;me Mrs Marian Myers then gave a~ !n.L~reste~. c!~mens ol tne j .vlemDers .of the American Le- ly number of her citizens are sub-~ .~ ho~- of D- ~'~'~ ~"c'Don~a~'~i: ] The jury has been released until
f tCOIIIIllUIIILy are InVll:e(l t( a ion oaseD c t e i a~ ~ ~ ~x ~ a~u t,
Veteran W o R no~ed For re )or on the rm (punt meetm ~ atteno g au lub, n u wives and ect to call for servme w~th the Monday ~mtm 9 30 a m
[. N. Bradley, John W. Irvin, s h e " ' i "t "- 3 y g .~ ,~ [ - . " " " . " j " - . " " i Ha~'ers Ferr"" at'4 ": m Box su'- ' rig a~ :, . .
,mas R. Moore, and Frank L." Registration Upon Discharge,at Martinsburg, which was of in-{ mT2ng l~r~::sdn:; Cg~tYoB~learI guz~~ w~e~zsts o[ ~hteatL~ieO~ at Armed Forces in ?r~e~if any emer- i per,~'an~'t hus,;ands o~'members i~:[ The 'following chancery orders
lemus, all past postmasters of, Chester James Diilow, terest to all. 19th at o ', - " ' : . I ~ P'. " y ~. ".Y g ~ g gency that might s 'vited ' " t bearing Judge D. H. Rod~ers $ig-
o cloc~ p m, when lane ~anm inn L~anclng with music oe nature have be n e or
;city, rose to the ulaudits of the [ Harriers Ferry. Rt. 2 Roll call, reading of the minutes -,: ~ . . ?. " P "" I . . " s - i " t e r c ded after
.~mbIage. Miss Estelle Gibson,[ Abner Leo Hough - - Ranson I and committee reports followed wm ~e maae z or the organization I ~ng fur~,!shed by. Bob Ott's band, v I Thursda~ Oct.'~-~ Th~ W,~ll [ the past several days of circuit
er of the late Harry C. G~son, I 4. Achievement day was announced I o] a. nanu ~or t~nanes lown. There ~eatureu tne evening. -- *'*' " 1 "~' "~7 - "--: " "~ "~ I conrt here" "
rural career, was honored on I * for October 22 at the Emsco." pal ! nas rang. been need.for, such a must-. [ Each member and official of the,~ ~1~ ~ ~anT~ma~ l. aoy ~z!mc w[~t ne. neza ,n the [ t~arlan Un~'~r vs Doro h~, ~w
cal unit her basement oz the ~ounty ~mce
occasion of t ute to her late Miss Ravlar l fPd,Par sh.ouse- thboxluncbeon i e. and It ~shoped that team w~ given presents by the hlOlYi lllWallli3 lilt f ~, t ~ ~ = ~ ~[Unger;plaintiffawardedad{vorce-
---~ .--~ -v-- u ~,~--~, the 1o ect wn{ et un(le v I e Jr'( ~.u ~ ,~, .v . ~ ~,~
khee;-~--- J { Election of officers resulted as P',J. g rx ay at an { ~ g!on )st for their services to w . f~ 1 aw * i ~ +~ ~ o ' ~z-.l+'~^ ~" [ custody of the child to remain wi~h
[ajor Perry then introduced the 1[]1.- -- - /q L follows: President, Mrs. R. P, Me- early aate. the aull club during tile year. latar=! "lllh I 1 tlli f s ~ ~" [ defend:anf and plaintiff to rmy $10
. . rrll L~ nnllr il aismn~ ~ xr:~ o ~ ~--+ Mr w P I uon't lorget next Wednesday! A various assortment of "and 111~1 Ul~ff ITI~D$11i[' - - ~. [ her month for the sun or( The
dent, B.A. nq est I ll~k~a IL3|lU|~L1 l[3|lJiU mght and lend our su I w - t . . . ~-~ r rmay, uct. ll--Meetlng oI Ar- ' "
~t-o~ ^ ~o ~Jo+~ ~l ~,~-~! V~+ {,Hammond" Treasurer M~ss Anna ! Y pnort by at- lobes anJ food was served along --- { ^ ' ~ ~o[ Ungers were marrmd m Hagers-
~=~,~=A"a=:i:+"ion.*~h'o" ~e= l - McGarrw' Secretary,'Mrs. K. W. { tenomg tne meeting to form plans } with refreshments to make the u .k~ ~ .t ,~ ! r'~ :~ ' rena,Ca,~'oll C I?os .f th.- M~th,d.st town, Md Sen+ember 1942 "
,~'~.":='~=~'~::~'~.']: ~.'.~ ~ ~:.'" ] Following the weekly rehearsal ! Moler" " 'Pianist Mrs. Raymond [ for a band. { evening a most pleasant occasion, tuv~,u~ ~ ~,n ~. a~ -,~ ] ~undav .~cnoo~pas ~een.2ostponea,Ern~ "H P~:e~ w Th~ :r
' " l --V-- I UIUOS In It)ell ntIul in-ore r rmay, uctouer a~n to ]lVla. l -~.
mi ,~,'~ ~-ma~- G. Walters {of the Choral. Club Tuesday n,ght ] Vn.t ; PuOhc~tv Mrs Edward ~ ' i - V ~-," . g [ Peters; davorce, awarded. The Peto
~.), President last three years; I the.f l! wlng offi. cers were elected, I Cooke. ! M VI U PICTURE FILM Y ~TH ~.~!~LY. :~:! flAI.TIST Se umn Tuesday ] ere were marr,ed August 10, 193g,
to nu tne unexpwea nortmn o, tnls Dehcmus refreshment~ were ser ZION PARI,~rau~t n, ~uP~i~ ~ 4a n M ' hv the st r o
t Ostegrin (Minn)- Glenn'Folk- { ear "1946" Presld " MI ~'a -" i " " " . . - { SH HOUSE { " ' ' : "" :,- - i [ pa. o f the Church of God,
({{1 t- ~,~,~':-" ~1~, oo+ IN,Y ! ~ : ent "ss " th- i red by the hostesses, including an { [ The Charles Town Lions and ~ /N 1nit,I Eccles, Rale{wh Conncy
~.rmo~ ~ ~o~,;, ~#,o ~. ~,~ erme Baylor; V~ee President, Geo. ~ Indian Sweet called Jalebis. [ The reli~'ious movi~ "~;-~ t [ Th~s Sunday evemng, October 6, K~wams Clubs met in joint sessmn ~J~r,~ waruarRt Frank J Beckwith vs. Cor ore,
,su ~,--.-, ~ -- ~,~a I a. wk,S, "&iL "tJ~U~o,If Wi, IJL lawkJJL{w,1 P
~Z.'~'~- ~'~"'~ ~'. ,~;.~'~ ~ { W. Heidricb" Secretary. Thos. C. { Meeting adjourned to meet } Men wili~l~e shown ~ "~ ~,-- ~" 6:45 p. m a Youth Rally is being at the Thomas Jefferson Hotel ~ tion of Charles Town" "October 11
~, ~aaY'urq~ '~"m;--+'~"'a,o{ ~,''~u" ~,~,~,p,+ { Bowhng-" Treasurer' Edward I ee I Thursda-" November" 7th at Miss" [ mon ' ;. ~];~ m.~; o {'""'~ ;o~.~'- [ p,anned' for the First" Bapt,st" Tuesday night" {C1{ "l { I| ll{ : [ ~et h,r Co,r+' to," ho~-tn~" ,~, A~ ~,
*^- ~-----~ M~- J,~o M n, [ Pine; L,brarmn, Mrs. Win. B. Pen- t Anna McGarry's [ Hour- -- r~,~.~, g ~ ,~.~,~ ~,~:.::~. Church, according to an announce- President Fenton Colhns of the l.~t~'r|~'~ /1][" ~-~lIT~]~ [ dant% motion for di~olutlon m, in
.n t -- th~ ,u.ea- ~ dleton: Director of Pubhc,tv. Law- { v -- { The servic~ wiU ;.h ~ ~ ~,ment made by the pastor, the Rev. Lions Club presided w~th 60 mere- I { {uaction and demurrer of nlaintiff
,'-~"a'~"~r'~t~"~l~"~t~'~+~,~,~ ' rence W Lloyd " ' i --- t of e~-nin~f--'" -"~':~:"2:" % Denver J Davis bers and guest present Lion Ed- I-T Alice Ott Whittin~'ton vs T-'-lor
~,~ ~o ~ ~.-,- o " " . ~ g urayer wl n ~ne Jun,or { av
~'~'~-~.+~,~s~o ~,~t Wo~,~,~ ;~la,~p of the ~ietv IT ~ ~ ~ { ~h,;, n ~A~ +u~ ;, o ~ ~, Dr Icobert F. Caverlee, the very wards had as his guest hm son-m Monday afternoon. September [ Wh;*ti-o.+,~ ,~o ~,~,~+ ~ah,a,~
i . ils fllhn~" sat{af~'}or,l~, and muehl~{{]l]['p~{[ {['{[~ .~[~r~|~p! film se,-~on" f,u,~,;,~ 'Ph ~} p~pular evangehst, who has been law, W odrow W. Wendhng, who{30, the workers at ~the Halltowni tohe in arrears in wvmen~ of gram.
:~,~ u M,~4~n ~,~ in ~, ~ foundation work has been aegam- [ [ i eardi~llv ;n~it,~A *~ +~b, ,~,-* ;, [ speaking each evening during the has just recently returned from Paper Board Company walked out [ hurt money and ahariff a th~ ~mm
m4~ffi,~wm~t th~ t~stmas~r { plished; in fact the rehea~i of ]/1 ~ |, thi ;~o ~:.'~'~".:~ ~'~ ~ :'~" [ past week, will be the guest speak- duty over seas Lmn Poole had as 1 when negotlatmns broke down be- [ tv direetecl to annrehp.nd ~;m and"
~:~,l~t~'~an~'pre~n~'-l~:~the Christmas Cantata~(~Bethle-]|:~mm |.~ ~|r~|~t .~ let on this occasion. Dr. Caverlee his guest R. W. Pritchard, of!tween the coml~ny and the Tri-lbringhi'mbef~re'th~'Court'forco'n
,vv~u~a~e,~, ~.l a~,~u,~rla e Port Pres Co hns had as n
~ q~ ~t-;a,~r ~ a~. the ~ilent [ hem by Maunder was begun on I l~l~v { o.- .~-----~-~ r~ [ will speak on ,the subject, Signal, nls'"" g est, Joe" Com'" ton," mana er B State Local, NO,o ra475' rIn~r~aKeati nal.~ tempt proceedings
t~- ~'~ M. gf~,~r ~ { Tuesday night last, and will rapid- [ " { nyu v---xurn r ~ Lights at Life s Cross Roads. . gu p ~ . - g ~tnernooo t pe .rg, [ B~atric~ V Sn~er vs Percy T,
" o tr [ " '~ " .' "
,~+h,d +h,m ,~roceeded to I ly take shane as the rehearsals I S H Stone In Charge Of [,! His address will be a frank d~s- t ~en al Te~epnone t~o oz ~ront F. of L gnvder former court decree m di
" Hfl| Cemetery for the unreal-" { vase by It Is planned to g, ve this { Meeting," " Seventeen { Announcement has been made of cuss,on of the hopes, "asp~ratmns. rrontR ya!' ~oandmNels n Mahone, also of The Union broke off negotiations I fled .~nd s,nnor~ r~o'~ev t~ h~ n~IJ
Of the monument to the late t Yuletide composition sometime i . I the marriage of Miss Sarah Mar. [ and problems of our present teen- . Y ~, [ when the Company refused to meet [ hv d~fendant set at $50 n~r month:
lxlwanlan t 1 I ~rly po~t r nlon sap
n-~ C C:ibson [ during Christmas week, or a few I Members Presem t ~aret Turner and Mr. Garland F. ~ age youth. Older people will be in- . . " m,- " ~ the deman~ ~o a u " p. I ~odified to read two "children of
='~ " ",te n master o! unarles [own, gave a ved w a for
~ ~m ~t th,~ em~ter l days preceding The exact date to I t Dicky Snyder, which took place~ teres d i this discussion as well . . . ~ [ Also invol as a dem nd ] th~ marr;a~,e "
~.~-'-~" t be decided later. { The Jefferson Count v Veterans ] on Saturday September 14, in Jef-| as the youth of our city. zew. orlez remarks .on ~;n.e a otn a 15c an hour general pay increase i Mat ~lln~" "W~.~d~n v~ W~l ~v
"" " h - " -' r Cav wh o Anniversary ot tc~ral ~arrler ~er-! ,--
' oe~i " - Rev James B { " T e Dwector emphasized the{ Service Committee met Friday { ferson, Md. The ceremony was per-,D . erlee, o as Profess r :~ ,~^ :: : ,~. ~ : and six pard hohdays. I Woodson" divorce ~ranted ]~ach
m vo . ol. -. . "[ need for men in the Chorus Bass- ~ night, Sentember 27th, at the New t formed at 8"30 p m in the Luth-,of Religion in Mary Washington ;'~':;. ~,un,?~ ?~,~,a?~u [ The Union representative from [ ,mrtv +, have cast-dr of th~ intent
;2:"" " " . ' "" - " " " vy ~,overnment ana ~tate t3mclals . [ " --~,-
es and Baritones ec 1 ~ e n h astor Colle e Fredemcksbur Vlr mla Phfladel hm stated that unless
~nmunity. Sin~in~, - Onward], bem~ esn. ml v ~ County Bu,ldlng, Charles. To "n, { ra parsonage by t e p of g 7 - . g' - g ,' e ~h in~r h~ ~,r *h~ 1,~oheon and, P . .' . ,~on af ~b~ mnrria#e, on altern
~,d;~, .q,l,~,~ n~A selected, needed to balance that section. It, with seventeen members presetS, I the Lutheran Church { comes zace ~o zace w{th the neeus "~. . ~ . ~ the Company granted the Unlon i ~h~ +~ a~ o ~+ +. ~, ~t,~
' - - outh a c p~aclng oz a marker ac one grave~ ~
,~h " " [ ,s beheved that there are ou,te a, and one visitor Miss Bland, repre- ] The bride was attractively dress- [ of y nd an speak with au-,+ho ~o+o ~ o ,~:~- ~. ; Shop there was no need to negoti- [ nlainf|w ~ ~r month ~n ~lf~v
~'~rnition of Melvin T Strider. ] number of men who may. . not have ~ sentative from the U. S. Employ- t ed In a two piece a0ua suit w~th thomty The pubhc IS given a very first rural carrier." ~ ,~ -, ~ne ate further." n~te m~n~hs. The Woodsnn~. of
relatives of first rural carmel's. [ yet had the opportunity ~o attend . ment Service, Martlnsb.urg. I wh!eh she wore black aceessorles ] coralaj lnwtation to hear th,s .m- The speaker of the evening" was - V [ ~h,nb~wt~ ,w~, were married Oc-
tvin~ just recovered from his[ one oz nae renearss~s, ann it ;s no- i S H Stone, ~ommittee Chaw- 1 an~ a corsage o! rea roses. Mr. I terestjng spea~er, ~unaay evening Thomas R Owens of" ~4ront R,~,~i I rlx.n~.~ T-- ~4-~t-~ to t tober 19 1940
mt illness Mr Strider remained[ pod that they will immediately, man, was in charge of the meeting.| Payne acted as best man for ;the| at ti:ao p. m at the Baptist He was introduced b Lion ~ '~{,'~: ! 1 ~llllll~ Ill k.Ytg~ttwI;:: 1,~ I ' " " -L
",~ ear n "rbv" make arran~emen+s to do so. The " Dlscu~smns" " were held, on all ] bmdegroom'" I hurch y ~e,~, . ~.
C -- DiEt Gov rnor W ,-,~ ~o Inerpamno- I . . .x.
ea .) . . .~ . . . . . e ar nf z ~
~v~luctiori of Thos. G. Walters, { next .rehear.~al period will be Tues- [ phases of the various dut,es of the [. Mrs. Snyder2s the daughter of ' ----~v-- spoke to the Clubs on "World [ Regional lvleeung uI
Pi~ide~ of N IL L C As- I aay n,~'ht, Octol)er 8tn, at 7:30 in { Comm (tee, steps nave been I ~r. ana mrs. Jvaymonu r. turner i G~I.~ ~,~ .~ Ci#Ig -. Government" Mr Owens .~ a { -, ~ ~'~ ~ 1[:) /~ --~ !1
- "= "" " " th Par" IL:Jlll~&l~lll~ ~'lllll.;IJ~ " . tramc on west virginia s mg~- r~t[lll our 1! 1
[~tlon. W~O introduced ,the { e ~sh House. ] made, for a successful, operatmn of { of Maplehurat,Charles Town { after World War I m U S. C u.-o n t { ~I.U U~ti E~I
"-" V -- . . . ways Is approa mavu~y ~t p~r ccuu
akers"Hon. Jesse M Donald- -- I said Committee. . { She ~s a gradgate of the local high { ell In the Middle East,-located m { ~,reater thv:n a ,ear a~o. accordin~ { m. "-7"-- .
,Fli'~ Aa~t, PoE(maWr Gener- ! HUNTING SEASONS . Miss Bland, representing the U. { school, class of 1945, and is em- [ . ~.ne insurance nrm ot ~,rove ~z Bagdad. ~" ~ " ~-'+;---o mo-~" /-~ 'the ~oa~ I rne masses oz men ano women
,I McL onalu here is lar ,n .tS of I l a3 ~aDu,~,~v .~u~ ,v --
; Congr. Jennings ~dolph of[ ~ S. Employment Service, Martins- 1 ployed in the office of the Charles [ e~n .g" g i~ - Lion Poole and Kiwanian Bush- ~ r,^ m:~on,o "lanni"'- division on~ who belong to the Farm ~Burjau
ast Virg~ia. Chairman, House l- Th*! hunting season wi.li open in i burg, W. Va was the main speaker [ Town Grain & Feed C6. ~ ace ~a~el~,rs In. the ~ason ~ui~o- ong acted as song leaders for the I ~ o~ne~i ~rom '1~ fixed re- I and the Farm Women's Council
~1 Servia?Committee. iwest Virginia on ~a~uraay, Octo- { of the evening. She stressed the,Mr. Snyder, the son of Mr. and { ms, ~, s was nlngton ~ree~, ny evening, i ~.~o~ ,~J~"~ ~ ~ ~,;~, ! will have the opportunity to attend
~eiline of Monument by B. A [her 5, for the following: [ point of helping the Veteran find [ Mrs. James A. Snyder, of Shenan- { taking over the ~arge iront r.oom .a. { ~,~'~'~+ "~"~,~"~,~,' '~'+?{~,~,~:~, i a regional meeting close at home.
haauest'~President of N. R. L. C" I Squirrels, RTay, black or fox; all suitable employment, and offered I doah Junction, is a graduate of the I recently vacates ny ~ne Amemcan ~ m I .;,a~, ,y ,- ~ [ The regional meeting will be held
~a~. ' "[ counties to November 16 inclusive. [ her services to the Committee. in [ Charles Town Hig~h School, and at- [ Red Cross. Floor space in the in- Convocation I tn rh a'e" ao~in~, recorded 847 478 ! at the Calvary Methodist Church in
Benedie ion~'by the ReD. Denver! Ruffer grouse (native Pheasant), t an~" problem relative to employ- { tended Shelbherd College. He is a [ sur~. ,ace offices will be more than 1, a ,J{~ttta~t [ ,~h; lse m~, +l~ +h ~ A~,~ust ! Martinsburt~ on Friday. O~tober
harm dOUDleO oy the cnange, anu Will ,~ ,~a ~
Davis. t all e.ounties to November 16.|ment. Her vast knowledge on prob- { veteran of World War II, " g [ ' . is, ~knnouncea { o':"com--ar~d'~v'ith"603 632 for the } 25. 1946. The program" begins at
The Hon. Jesse M. Donaldson. a I Wild turgey, o November 16 in } lems, regarding employment, es- { served for four and a half years { give two xron~ rooms. . } ~ ~:~a~ +h ~, ~45 'v ~ ~ 10"00 A. M.
reer m~an in" the Postal Depart- speclnea counties, peciallv those concerning the Vet- ] with the Army Air Corps He is waiter ~talze, Kanson contrac- T ~*~"~w-: ~ ~ ~'' ~"~" ~ .'::."~'~7 ," --'Z'" ~ Two snecial, features of th~ ~.~ro
{ ~- [ " ." -- - tor has been in char-e o altera he ~,~ ,~ prugram ~ur vne nc, nowever was snu ~ o bemw ,~ne { ,m. .~ ~ "
~nt, spoke briefly of the expan eran, enlignteneo tne memners, o~ employeu as an analyst in ~ne ran-,~ - - ' " " ~ram are" tne r arm r~ureau
- . tlons which ar n w . autumn meeting ha~ been announ- last pre-war August volume when
,n of the vo~l serv,ce ,n the [ HAVE A DAUGHTER {the Comm,ttee, a great deal. [oratory at the Standard L,me and I e ~o nearly corn eed for the Eastern ConvoCation of !o a vehi e were counted I Fam,lv Idea by Mrs. Paul M,IIer,
~n m trul A unnc ~ The Jefferson Count veterans Stone t:o at MIIlvl,le,plet~u anu tne nrm expects to ~ ~0~00 cl, s ". I Soeretar, As-gc~t~ x~r ,~f "
"on andits be" ~ Y P { A dau-hter w--as ~rn *^ M l Y -' " { "' -- ",move into the new room within a the umcese oz wes~ virginia: i The August report revealea m-, ~ . ~. "o ;~ .~ ~. ~
vvlee to the ~ le ~ ~, ~,m ~ervlce t ommiT,?.e, recenny ap- --v,~ne American varm ~ureau fled.
P " " " [ . ek Wor " . Sunday, October 6, S~xteenth Sun- { creases over the 1941 volume at : .
Congressman Randolph mentmn-[ Mrs Adam B. Link J~, m .the~ pointed bvthe Governor. comprlsest MARRIED IN HAGERSTOWN. { we k done included thec.ut day after Trinit,~ [+h +;^ s ~ta+o ~oute 10 in t erfihon and West tr~mia In the
I tho ~l,~;,n af airmail rates * o I win(nester memorim r~osDitat on I of the fol'lowin~, Count,: men" { I nng oz a new aoor to connect ~ne .~-- . ~ ~ /' "'.2 ~'~ .~ . ; ~,~o-i~, ~'~r ~ n,~,~o, ~ ~.t~l
"" ms whlc,0 .uo r. vL, nnual ervlce Logan county, u. ov m raylor
Saturday September 28th Mr and une bl on a h er roo h hat{ not prey ously ,
now effective 5e rate. He dn,- t + ~;- - . S.H. Stone, Cha,rman; J. W. I M,ss J Ro ns,d" ug t of - "" - . " ' at Christ Church Bunker Hill Th nt ~n-~ "U S 52 in Wa,ne { so~ Jost. Organization D~rector of
~sed the greatly expanded mail]~rE- ~nKl~ve on tne ~nem)eras-I .O~trider. Jr Assistant Chairman;~Mr. and Mrs. Hilbert Robinson oftneen lnter'connec~reu.Rt ReD R E I~ Strider, D D.~!count~' T,~affic'w-as 24 per cent ~- [the North East Region of the
trite to be realized by theinstal-l~own-~umems roe(/, mrs. t.lnR Is{ J. A. Warrenfeltz, Assistant Secre-I Ranson, and Mr. Kenneth Willing- [,----'--,Bi~ho,~ "of" ~%~est" Vir,-inia "will} low it~ normal trend on U S 19[ American Farm Bureau Federa-
tion of flvin,e m~st offices lust as } the former Miss Margaret Mar- [ tary; C F Reininger, "R J Funk- { ham, also of Ransom were married } EVANGEl ISTIC SERVICES ' ' ~ ~ i 2 " " . t tion
n ~t " " ~,~,o~ " " preucn. [ in Kaletgn c0un~y anti zz per ceng
~rs a~o the railroad post o e{ lowe, daughter of Mr. a d Mrs.} houser, R C Snyder T R~ Pharr,{on Thursday afternoon at the Bap-{ ILL CI.OSESUNDAY ~ o~o i,~ uo,~,~,h,h t Farm fgmiliesin Jefferson Court-
--- " "," " -.:.o p. m meeung oz vne x. r. off on u. ~. ~ -- -.~, - - ; "
as inaugurated. { George Marlowe. south of town, R. W. McCormick.Senator W P. { (,st Parsonage In Hagerstown, Md. { -- ----- - F of th~ E~tc~,-n Conv,e~t;nn I,tv ale ur~red to set aside October
In the unveiling and dedlcation [ and was a ~udent at Shepherd Col- ~ C Perry, H. W. Willis D: Sh!rley I .-2"7"-.~'-~V-'~-7"77 I The spec!a~ evangel~tic services "4.715 P- M-~'~l~e-etin~"oft-h'e~I~av- ~'[! S 60 in Kanawha county con- I ~i as a day to get better accmainted
'the monument to the late Harry I tege. t Nichols, C. C. Tat)t). d. :~. A~tmena, IN~W UW fll l~K~i TAIkl~ W)VI~H I in tne IOCm l~aptlst ~nurc~ wn| men -f the Eastern Convecation ~ I q J ~ "+ car,', the heaviest traffic r with what has been aeeomr~iished
Gibson Mr Winouest paid tri- ] V [ Jr, Lowell Hetzell, Rev. C. C. Tar- { TRAN,-,E AND REAL I come to a close this Sunday, Octo-,Z '~ --- "- I ~ '; ~-~'~ { and what is bein~r planned bv your
".'. . . I. o o ~" l ~u ,~ I ~ ~h " monuay, ~ctoner l, ~irace ~nurcn, volume ZOa,O~ venlcles were ! " .
Ize to ttm vision ana rareslgnt o~ i jal t M~t,~a. I Wf I p ee. t'nulp rtuntm-, anu nerry 1 ~'I~A~ A~.P.NI~V I ~'~"~ . Middlewav { nnte,~ 1o~ month *as coml~ared I own l~'arm uureau orgamzatmn.
v aa~ ~,x~aa,~ ~ ] Charle Town-K W ~ s~ ~,~ ~-- l~r Koaert F Caverlee who has ~-- ' " " '
,amg Harry G~bson. who on.Otto: I'1 ~ r~ ~ Grove, all of s . '. -" I ------- ' ,] " " i o. A . . ' .~ 10"00 A M ~ Hob ~ Communion. tw~h lO~ ass l'n 1945, and 285,665 in ~i.Your. ,dea may; be the spark ,tha~;
r 1. ~S~, ma,l an. ! ~araen ~.~lUDS I Eu~ler, Shepherdstown, L. 1). [ ~- on~ MI-~ Alered R Lino { ~een ass sr~ng .~nepastor, ~ne ~,ev: The Rt. Rev. R. E. L Strider, D I August, 1941 Traffic was 7.7 below, ]gm~d the fuel that sets UD a morn
azed the trail ox ~ne nrst ruran ! Nichols, harpers ~erry. I . S" " " ""! v~j~v~r ~. uavls, nas seen greete~ D celeb~an* *a~;~-4a,| h, h~ D,~.'{ { . na~v~al ~w ~f. that noint [ beneneial prod'am for all farm~ :~
~te : A ;pint m,*~;-- -~ +h t~ { Grover Evick, West Vir~nia's { weaver, ,wn.o nave recently, pur- wlen mrge congregations each even Jame~ ~,=n:'~ ~='~ t -~ [ in all the states
~ i ,~ ~* - --,--~, ~ Sty n.~ t~;.o~ r ~ Veter~no ~ cnaseo ~ne Keai ~sta,oe ana lnsur- t in, of the week *'"'" ' ---------~'--- I " "
t;ou y and Shenandoah Garden l a " rm rl wned " - 1 .45 A. M The Clergy will - -------
VENTION " Affmrs, acts as Secretary of the .:ace. bu~ness, fo ,e v,o by [ This Sumlav morning Dr. Caver I ~ Crou- - =
TO ATTEND CON { Clubs will be h~ld u. Thursday !the Ia~ Mr i rt rgusseli, are now w~ll" e . meet in ~ne vestry Koom. A l- "~'~ ,
h local Committee lee sp ak on the .~ubject. Th~,pra From AI lanes
October 10t,at 4 p. m at the [ "~. t co,a,~ti~ .a,~o Mr and M,~ { r -~.^ ,~h.; ;o. u ~v~.;o 10:45 A. M The Woman s Aux- 'Af Marwnn Hamp Y rp
ReD. Jolm H. Fray, pastor of the home of Dr. H. T. McDonald m [ ,- ou~,~n [ Linaweaver have been en~a~ed in I ,ervieo will h*~ ,in nt 11.nil a m lbary will meet in Grace Church. t ~ t
leran Church, of Shepherds- Harpers Ferry. This will be a box [ nu ~,J or~ ~rr~,~r~, t the same business in Ale~xandria, I ;~he concludin~ev'~n~elist'ic~se-r~vi't,e Business Session. Addresses byI ~ ~ A crew o two airnlane~ appear-
l, will leave tonight (Friday) t supper ann all husbands 9f mere- [ ~ . I Va for the past several years and ! will be held a~7"30 v. m a~ which Mrs. James W. Conner, Christian I The Y0ung Tarm tsroup .wui I ed at the By,'d Orch~trd Saturday
~tend the 15t;h biennial conven- i bers are invited to attend. I ' .'~orney .~eetsusnong, ,oi (3nar- 1 wili" strive to maintain their nres- [ time *he sub~ ct wilI bo ,;m ~,~+ Social Relations Secretary of the] meet on Thursaay, October ~u at I afteroon A~ the farms oecunied by
of the United Lutheran Church I Dr McDonald will be the guest les town, wm ve the speaker at a n a t record of serviee~and [ vo -~'' ~ Dioce,~n Auxiliary and Mr~ Ro~er I 8-00 o. m at the home of Mrs. Em- the orvhard~ haw no'land left for
. e t and o s ~
menca, to be held October 5- speaker and the Jefferson County Ra!!y Day Service to beheld m ~he ] f~i~ d~]iw, They will b~ nleaf~d [ "~h h~.h; ~ho ~h h L. Km~sland of Fa,rmont, W. Va. [ ma Morgan. Mrs. 'Morgan s home ~ parking the airnlanes ~arked in a
{,~.utneran ~nurcn a~ ~narpst)ur ~" - -, " ~" -- " o. ",' - " " -
n Cleveland .Ohm" ReD. Pray Garden Club will be in charge of - " g I to have any of Mr. Russell s form- and the,r" friends are ur ed to be . 1 00, Noon day prayers for mls- ,s on the Sandy Rldge. road from : meadow on the D,venDort. farm,
also been toured to ~rtend the i the pt'ogTam. ~ I Md on Sunday, October 20. { ~r cl;ents and anyone who mav [ n;o~nt at f h~ ~,~rvi~g ~ slons. { Shenandoah June(ran to Shepherds ~cross t~e Summit Pc;n( road from
1 highlight of the eonventio,9 [ --V ! V I need Real Estate or Insurance ser'- { V { 1:00 P. M Box Luncheon. [ town. . ~ ~ the o-chard, l,ate in the afternoon
,the biennial banquet of theINEW TYPE OF APPLE i REV MORROW TO vico. ta e.ll un.n t.hem at anytime [ ! 2:00 P. M Closing Scssion. ~a-t ~ounty tnstitutions ana now, the ~lane~ took 0ff with a auanti, v
eran La men's'Movement for ~- - - " WIL~L x~.A~n ~UIL~I~I~ ': dress by Bishot) Stride~ ; thev function will be a ~ubjeet that { f "" ~,o~o ;o~ ,t,o~.a '~a{l
Y . . ROWLESBURG Mrs. Lmaweaver will be remem- : : . . ~ ~ o in ~ -
ardsh|p. o be held October 8, A d,splay of a new kind of ap- { bered as the former Genevieve . -.-7":--- - . ~ -------V-- { wall interest each member of the ed over the orchard in a campal 'n
! I n t ~ Announcement nas t)een maae ou ~awaro Mot an Wlll De the +
e Hotel Hollenden. { p es-----the Turley, be ongi g o the At a recent meeting of the We.d: [ Smith of Summit Paint and her I . I,gr p. g, ," . [ o nread a ~,)rav~tbat eau,~es t~a
-'------U---~ ~ Winesap family-~ at the office ofI Virginia Conference of the Metho-{ many years of nursing services in ] that C. E. 'fled: Elliot~ .will ~each I Rally Day Sunday At ~ ~uc~tio,aL grow lea er. Miss I f tlit to remai~ oe the trees until
g~l~=-- 11~i ] Dudley Harley in Martinst)urg this diet Church at Wheeling, Rev R I the communit- I ~ne lesson ~unnay morning, ucto- ! ~. ~ ~ ~ ! Elizabeth Fuss win lean a recrea- I pickers can reach them
~'illU ll lll,~i~,~u~a,week, attracted considerable atten- ~ W ~torrow Jr wa~ tran-fo~--~i [ "" j ber 6th at the Builders Bible Class I Fresnvterlan I ;nurcn ; tional program, i " c "
{ tlon. " { from Petersbur~ where he was v,of the Charles Town Methodist A specml feature of the meeting I ,~
- "" ' ATTY LEE BUSHONG WILL ~r J t, ~nvaer o~ unariotte,
rth Choir -" ! "I'here were a dozen specimens m stationed for the Imst six ,ears to I,| Church. The class convenes ~t ten t Sunda, Oc~obor 6+h wm ~,~ ~ t will be the presentatmn qf a (alert- ~ :4" ." " . ':~'~,
~ames r. ~L.~anu~ u o+z[ the display, and each weighed a ] Rowlesbur~, He was ass'i~,~e~l' to I TEACH MEN S BIBLE CLASS,o'clock nroml~tly, a~d+ as SundayI b, n ~+' ~t.~.~ ~,~,~ ~' ~'r~';;.Y~'.'~ '" t dar of work for the year. All young,~ ~:, ,s spen.(llng rnl~. wee~ w~th.
.u.~, r.-o- - i o" o-- ' in unda i ~ "~,a "~ u(i~ ~i,~ ca .uw*, ~.~ " " V" nls ,SlSVe1~. 1~I1$sP~ ~II no (4or- ' -
i+.I ;. o~ m.;,i~--, C~h,neh a~ { pound or more. The fruit came i preach last Sunday et the State I i will be Rally Day the S Y h~, c.~ ~ mh ;u { farmers in the county are in ~ted
~'~-~'-J ~'~'~'~.+'~::'~: ~'. ~" I from Avron Orchard, Berkeley i PenRentiar~ at M,~,a,v'lIle, wh.ore { Tt h, h~n ,nnm,ne~d that At.f'~ i School, all members are asked to ~'~"~'~, ~a',~'~"~ "t'h~ ~';~,~.=~ ":i::'~=. ~[ ,nd urged to attend the meeting. I ~ru(le ~ny?er, at their home :we~.
~.u,~r o i i fro be res, ~' " r of er ow I ~nens*one n~r ~vmm't rom~
~h. ; a~on, invited to{ County. The orchard this season { he Drenched to 2,000 convlets. { Lee Bushong will address the men make .a spec al e rt to 0 .-: partments of the Sunday Scho01 F~.ncls Wa e .S heoh -dst n* The Misses" - Snvder will accom an
,~ { ed ab ut 00 bus e s { ReD. Mr. Morrow and his family ~ of the First Baptist Church this i
produc o 7 h 1 of the ent Attend and brm some fr,end will preside at the meeting ~ Y
." " g : At 10:25 each de rtment will as; " ~" ~ ~
i
ou S n a rni . pa,brother Glo ter, Va
I, { variety, left Petersburg Tuesday for the,r { Sunday morning, 9-45 a. m I I h y u d y mo ng. sembel in the Church for the s,ec ----V - ,- ~=. - - -" ;:
v ~ . " " ~ : . ~ " where ~y ,v~lt s~na ~ weeK-
{ . I?,new home. . } Mr. Bushong m one of theout-,v { lal program which begins at 10:30. { The Youn~ Ladies Bibl~ Class of i o,a~ ~h +h~h- ,~,~h,~w o ^,~
l$100m ~ o~ mr aria Mr -- . - ~,-re-
,try,= {. s. Roy Payne, of near town. { He is a son of Mr. and Mrs. R. [ standin~ teachers of our commun- I ~ ------ { The theme of Rally Day" is Teach { the Me~hod{st church witi meet at I C'~le,"a~t fa'mil, -
O. S. Bbom su#erin from a badly mashed[ W. Morrow of Shepherdstown. I itv and any man not attending I Ralph Hoffmaster is suffering[ All People". Every parent is urged l the home of Mrs. Webster Ramey, { - ""
o a .IL~oup oz ms,r,~2- a ~ .n,xmger on her left hand, having { . V-- { Sunday School anywhere is given ifrom an attack of ptovoaine poison- [ to make a special effort to be pres-{ E~s~ Cono, ress Street. on Tuesday, I Mis~ Mar~,ie Mo ~re left Th,!rlt- "
a y .v~. occasion vemg u,s caught ,t when she went to shut a I .~ Don't Borrow Your Neighbor's ] a special invitation to be present,ins, at his home on East Congress ~ ent with the children for this ser- { Octobel- 8th. at 7:30 n. m. Mrs day for a visi$ with her b,-nther,
mr~mlay uoor at her home. raper--Sabseribe Today, this Sunday. ~St. vice. Charles Moler will be hostess. ~ Frank Moore, in Bethesda, Md.