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Celebrating her ninth birthday,
Miss Sara Lee Moore, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. C. “’illiam Moore of
near town, was host to a group of
after-
r friends on Wednesday
,Lnoon.
It the .
iital, at? ‘
Mrs. John L. Miller and young
daughter, Cynthia Anne, of Shep-
rdstown, spent Thursday with
‘ "her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. Ed.
~' Spinks, East Congress SI.
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" IJersburg,,Pa., and Miss Ruth Gates
1 0f Hopewell, Pa.,
, d; end at the home of Miss Ruth My-
ll in ‘~
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Gross, of Cham-
spent the week»
south of
01's, and her brothers,
‘ town.
\ Visitors at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Albert Anders of Ranson over
the week-end, were their daughter
‘: y‘ and son—in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Mere—
dith Polen of Alexandria, Va.
Capt. Bert B. Williams, of the
Engineering Stafi' at The Citadel,
, cuts-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
N R. Moore.
The Cleaners Class of the Meth-
; Odist. Sunday School will hold their
regular monthly meeting on Tues—
day, October 8th, at 8 p m., at the
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PERSONAL
Mr. and Mrs. William F. Ramey,
Jr., have purchased a house and
lot in Harpers Ferry. The property,
sold by Mrs. Josephine Yantis Ran-
son, is on Ridge street in the town.
AND
Mr. Frank Helvestine returned
to his home in Roanoke, Va., last
Thursday, after spending several
days with his sister, Mrs. Lewis
Walker. near town.
Mr. B. F. Cameron, Superinten—
dent of Blair Limestone Company,
Millville, has returned home after
spending a week in Duluth, Minn.,
on business.
Mrs. Odis James is improving
nicely from a major operation per-
formed in the Charles Town Gen-
eral Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Drish, ac-
:compand by friends of Washing—
iton, D. C., returned to their home
here on Monday after a two weeks
Charleston. S. C., was here the end ‘
. of last week on a visit to his par- ‘
motor trip to relatives in Ohio and
Chicago, Illinois.
Miss Margaret Preston Chew, of
j South George street, is a patient in
iEmergency Hospital, Washington,
hom . s. A ' 2
9 Of Mr' "me nigh“ snmh . been employed at the Martinshurg
Church Street.
:branch of the Standard
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Magaha en- i
tm’tained at dinner, on Saturday. in .
honor of Mrs. Magaha’s sister, Mrs E
Meredith Polen. Those present
. Were Mr. and Mrs. Albert Anders
and son, Billy, of Ranson, and Mr. ‘
and Mrs. Meredith Polen. of Alex—
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: . andria, Va.
, of East Liberty St., was made Mr. ,
. Cherry's assistant.
.‘ I, ‘Mr. and Mrs. T. D. VVehster are ‘
" “Siting their daughters, Mrs Chas. I
S. Gardiner. in Washington, D. C.,
and Mrs. Joseph Cole, in Arling-
ton, Va., until Monday. Mr. Web-g
_ lserved with the British India Pur— l
'h‘s work With the Jefferson Pub- chasing Commission in Washing-
Ster is on his annual vacation from
Iishing Company. '
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D. C... where she underwent a maj- .
or surgical operation. Her sister,
Mrs. Brantz Roszel, of Winchester, t
Va., has been with her.
Mr. Tom A. Cherry, who has
Lime &
Stone Company, has been transfer-
red to the Millville plant as Acting
Superintendent, and took over his
JOI) on Tuesday. Mr. Myron Kelch,
Mr.
Myerstown community, has been
VISIting relatives in the county,
coming from Martinsburg where
he visited his mother, Mrs J. Frank i
Mason. During the war, Mr. Mason
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of GRAIN
RAPIDLY as they desire.
and machine are able to do, and very earnestly re-
We wish toassure EVERY-
ONE we will make EVERY EFFORT humanly pos-
sible to take care of CPR FARMER
order booked who need our service.
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CHARLES TowN. W. VA.
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EVERY NIGHT AT 7:15 AND 9:15 P. M.
MATINEE SATURDAY AT 2:00 P. M.
ADULTS: 25c, 5c Fed. Tax, 2c Town Tax, 1c State
Tax.
Total Admission 33 cents.
October 2 3
Roy Acqu
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f “SING NEIGHBOR
Wednesday -Thursday Monday & Tuesday
OctOber 7 - 8
William Gargan ,
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SING” “RF NDEZVOUS 24”
WITH LULUBELLE AND
SCO’I‘TY
Hit NO. 2
Willard Parker
Anita Louise
“THE EIGHTING
GUARDSMAN”
Friday & Saturday
October 4 - 5
Al Pearce
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“ONE EXCITING
WEEK”
Hit No. 2
Rosemary Lane
Tom Tyler
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“SING ME A SONG
TEXAS”
ALso ROYAL MOUNTED
mars, AGAIN NO. u
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Hit No. 2
Louise Allbritton
Jon Hall
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“MEN IN
HER DIARY“
Wednesday -Thursday
October 9 10
Vincent Price
Lynn Bari
Franklin L. Mason with:
Sears-Roebuck Company, in Wash
: ing’ton, formerly a resident of the '. and is ab‘e to be “P and
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*' PORTABLE SEED CLEANING
We APPRECIATE very greatly the large volume
CLEANING business. Olfered us since
getting our PORTABLE SEED CLEANING and
TREATING EQUIPMENT.
ingly being unable to TAKE CARE of all patrons as
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Stephen Wiswell, Jr., has gone
to Fairbanks, Alaska. to make his
home. His family—wife and (laugh
ter—who are here with his mother,
will go later by air, as soon as he
is fortunate enough to find a place
l for them to live.
Cecil Price Wolfe, son of Mr and
l Mrs. James Wolfe, of south of Rip-
pon, was taken to Winchester
Memorial Hospital for observation
land possible treatment.
I
i Mr. and Mrs. Kent Keene, of;
: Washington, were in town over the ‘
:week—end, visiting the latter’s sis- ,
lter, Mrs. John C. Skinner, North:
,Lawrence Street. Mr. Keene, who:
E has been employed in the Veteran’s
" Bureau in Baltimore for some
iyears, has recently been transfer—
red to Washington.
E Application for a marriage li-l
cense has been made in the coun-’
ty clerk’s office, the principals in
which are Mr. David Pittman Daw-
isom 21, of Middleway, and Miss
l Sylvia Anne Birkitt, 19, of Charles
-? Town. He is a son of Mr. and Mrs.
2 Roy T. Dawson and she a daugh-
; ter of Mr. and Mrs. John W. Birk-
itt, Jr.
V Mrs. Kyle Wall was taken sud«
A denly ill last Thursday with
heart attack, and is confined to her
, bed at the home of her sister, Mrs.
, Oates Barton, East North St.
I
} MISS Eunice Bush returned to
Baltimore, Md., on October 1st, af—
i ter spending the summer with her
lparents. Mr. and Mrs. Olin Bush,
on the Hill Farm.
Mrs. Tayloe Perry, who has been
i confined to her home by illness for
several weeks, is greatly improved,
i usual.
Logan 0. Shutt, of Bolling Field,
D. 0.. Mrs. E. L. Bowie of Arling-
I ton, Va., Cleon Shutt of Baltimore,
‘ Md., and Philip Shutt of Bristol,
Pa., were week~end guests of Mr.
3 and Mrs. W. P. C. Perry.
3 Mr. and Mrs. Logan B. Shu-tt,
j who have spent the summer here
i I. Lynch and Mrs. Wililam Perry,
left yestrday (Tuesday) for their
home in Hollywood, Florida.
Mrs. Paul T. Mackie, of Balti-
more, Md., was the week-end guest
er, at the latter’s home on South
George St.
% Leeds K. Riely and Jay Eyster
i left on Tuesday for Cape Cod,
‘ Mass., to attend the wedding of
David Davisson, Jr.
Mrs J. M. Trapnell of South Mil-
dred St... left \' shington by plane
Tuesday for enver, Colorado,
where she will visit her son and
daughter-in-law, Dr. and Mrs. J.
M. Trapnell, Jr.
, A fine of $10 and costs were im-
I pésed upon Theodore Olson, of Es-
canaba, Michigan, after he was ar-
I rested on Route 340 by State Po-
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lice, for operating a motor car
without a license.
Guests of Mrs. C. H. Moore, east
of town, on Sunday were Mr. C.
Frank Moore and daughter, Miss
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lHilda Moore, and sister-in-law,
-Miss Emma Riely, of Bethesda,
g Md.
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I Miss Lucy Nelson, daughter of
l Mr. and Mrs. Philip I". Nelson, of
Halltown, has taken a position as
laboratory technician in the office
of a Washington physician, and en-
itered upon her duties there Mon-
1' day. Miss Nelson has been at home
Isince her discharge a year ago
l from the Waves, in which she ser-
i ved as a technician.
Recent visitors at the home of
I Mrs. John Straith Briscoe were Mr
land Mrs. William Phillip Zimmer-
I man, of Moravia Ave., Miss Kathe-
rine Merrie Farnum, of the Wyman
Park Apartments, Mr. and Mrs,
William L. Kruse, and MiSS Lillian
i Kruse of Ferndale Ave., all of Bal-
' timore, Md.
M. J. Foley, agent for the Rail-i,
way Express CO.. here, has return—
I ed to his work, after a week’s vaca-
tion which he spent at his home in
I Ranson. His place in the express
l office was filled during his absence
by Frank Kisner, a former resident
g of Charles Town, and who has been
i with the express company in Mar-
i tinsburg for some time.
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EY. w. A. Meets With
Miss Wiltshire
The Y. W. C. A. of the Leetown
Baptist Church held their monthly
meeting Thursday night. Septem-
i Miss Camilla Wiltshire.
I The president, Miss Clara Lou
Graham, Opened the meeting with
a Hymn, “Ye Must Be Born A-
gain”
After the buzsiness session was
completed, the meeting was then
turned over to the program leader,
Miss Norma Braithwaite. Her pro—
gram was based on “Inter-Ameri-
a .
‘ with their daughters, Mrs. Charles 3 1" :20
of her sister, Mrs. Randolph Tuck-
her 19th, with their Counsellor,
can Ties of Faith”, with parts read ,
by seven members. l
At the close of the meeting thel
hostess served delicious
ments.
The next meeting will be held at
the home of Mrs. Wilson Magaha,
on October 10th at 8 o'clock p. m.
Will Airi*Veterans
Grover Evick. Deputy Director,
West Virginia Department of Vet-
erans Affairs, will be at the Amer-
ican Legion Home in Charles Town
on Friday. October 25th. from
twelve until the balance of the day.
to interview and assist all veterans
or their dependents in any claims
they might have.
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“SHOCK”
Hit No. 2
Jess Barker
Lois Collier ,
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“GIRL ON THE SPOT”
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FARMERS ADVOCATE, CHARLES TOWN, W. VA.
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David L. Stitt
President of Austin Theologi-
cal Seminary, Austin, Texas, will
be the speaker on the Presbyter—
ian Hour next Sunday morning,
October 6, at 8:30 A. M. E. S. T.,
over an independent network of
southeastern radio stations.
A Texan by birth, Dr. Stitt at-
tended the Texas Christian Uni-
versity, and graduated from
Austin College in 1932. He took
his theological training at the
Austin Presbyterian Theological
Seminary, graduating there in
1936. After a pastorate in Hask-
ell, Texas, he called to he the
assistant pastor of the Westmin-
ster Presbyterian Church in St.
Louis, Mo. After the resignation
of Dr. William Crowe in 1939,
Dr. Stitt was called to be the
church’s minister and remained r
there for six years until he be—
came the new president of Aus—
tin Seminary early this year.
The subject of Dr. Stitt’s ad-
dress next Sunday morning will
be “Broken Things”.
This radio broadcast can be
heard in Charles Town and Jef-
ferson County over radio station
WBAI., Baltimore.
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Rally Day Sun—day At
Methodist Church
Rally Day will be observed in
the Charles Town Methodist Sun—
Cday School on Sunday. October 6th
at 9:30 o’clock a. m. There will be
a general assembly of the school at
a. m., at which time the
officers and teachers will be install~
ed for the ensuing year. All MTV
veers, teachers and scholars are re-
quested to be present.
Parents are especially ursred to
attend and bring their children.
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Miss Boyer Resigns
IVTISS Betty Boyer, Secretary in
the Farm Bureau Office, has re-
signed efiective October 5th. Miss
Boyer has accepted a position with
Mason & Mason law firm in Char-
les Town.
The Office of secretary in the
Farm Bureau Office will be filled
as soon as an interested person can
be located. The secretary is em-
ployed jointly by the County Court,
the Farm Bureau and the Agriculv
tural Extension Service.
Relief At Last
ForYouICough
Emulsion relieves promptly bo-
ause 1: gas Home seat of the
trouble he loosen and expel
gm 13d”) phIggm, and aid nature
We and raw: tender, ‘3‘
named bronchial mucous mem-
branes. Tell your Weighting sell you
a bottle of (3?me the un-
ding you must like the way it
derstan
quickly alloys the cough or you are
ETEOTTOISION
far Couths,Chest Colds, Bronchitis
FILI. ER
UP NOW!
Don’t delay! Phone your
order for FUEL OIL
now! We’ll service your
tank and take over your
heating problems ALL
WINTER!
‘SERVICE
IS OUR MOTTO’
. PHONE 118
Community
Oil company
T. A. WHITACRE, Mgr,
John T. Penwell Diedi
In Terra Alta
John Theodore Periwell, a native i
of the Mountain Mission of the Church held their monthly meeting
county, died at the Hopemont Sani— I Wednesday night at the home of
tarium, near Tera Alta, W. Va., on I Mrs. C. M. Kearns. Mrs. Forrest
Friday night in the 27th year of ‘. Watson was co-hostess.
his age, after an illness of one‘ The Hagei'stown District meet-
year. He was a son of Bush Pen- ing of the Methodist W. S. C. 8.,
Well and Maggie Painter Penwell. lwas held in Trinity Methodist
The remains were brought toiChurch, Martiushurg, Friday last.
Charle sTown Saturday night, and I Those in attendance from here
later taken to Murrill Hill Church, g were: Mesdumes Holme= White, C.
east of the river, where services ‘; M. Kearns, Forrest Watson, and
were held at 2 o’clock yesterday at" l Miss (ilemye Baker.
ternoon, with burial in the church— Mrs‘ Georgia Leigh, and
37“"‘1- Mayo Shiley represented the Wiz-
MIDDLEWAT”
By Mrs. W. R. Barnes
The W. S. C. S. of the Methodist,
Mrs.
“M”"V"‘-'“ iard Clip Farm Women’s Club at
Anthue and Modern i the TrirCounty planning meeting,
. , In Martinsburg last week.
Furnlture Sale l Miss Rachel Jennings left last
...___. Eweek for Washington, where she
Members of the Harpers Ferry 3 Wm Speml 3 NW dayS Prior 10 1’9-
Women’s Club are sponsoring an
antinque and modern furniture sale
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at the Friendship Fire Company
Hall in Bolivar, on Saturday, Octo- I
her 5th, beginning promptly at ten '
o’clock a. m. They solicit a share
of the public patronage. Lunch will
be served.
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New Books In Library
The Charles. Town Library has5
these books:
Through Purple Glass. . . .Osliourn ~
Eagles Fly West . . . . . . .Ainsworth 5
The Randolphs of '
Virginia . . . . . . . . . Eckcnrode i
This Deadly Dark . . . . . . . . .Wilson ,
The Hollow . . . . . . . . . . . “Christie
Duchess Hotspur . , . . . . .Marshall
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Revival Meetings
Starting Saturday, October 6th,
at Mannings I‘entec0stal Church,;
on Route 9, Services, every night‘
except Monday.
Evangelist Paul Baue‘hman,x
i Pastor. Rev. J. J. Yodcr. i
‘ Milka/lief
i FROM SNIFFLY, STUFFY DISTRESS OF
Waddle/dc!
We Style Your
Hair to Suit
Your Features
We don’t just cut your
hair aimlessly in the “lat-
est style!” We propor-
tion each length, each
curve to your facial con-
tours.
DOUBLE-DUTY
NOSE DIOPS WORKS
FAST RIGHT WHERE
TROUBLE IS!
I
Moderiimlleauty
Shop
Phone ZOE-W
Instantly rellel from head cold disc
tress starts to come when you put. a.
little Va-tro-nol in each nostril. Also
l —lt helps prevent many colds from
developing it used in time! Try it!
Follow directlonsin package. Charles Town W. Va.
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THE OPENING OF THE
E E and w Diner
Berryville I’ike
309 SOUTH WEST STREET
CHARLES TOWN, - - - - . w. VA.
LUNCHES - SANDWICHES STFAK
Chicken and Sea Food Dinners
(BY RESERVATION ONLY)
TELEPHONE 1011
i T. SHIRLEY EBY CARL WOLVERTON
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RAYMOND E. EDWARDS, Mgr.
Phone 27-R Charles Town, W. va.
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1;; CHARLES TOWN, w. VA.
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:2: A COMI’ETENT LADY ASSISTANT.
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REGISTER FOR YOUR
FIRST COME—FIRST SERVED!
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Victor Deep Freezers
2 in Stock for Immediate Sale
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FOR COMPLETE, COMPETENT
WASHER REPAIRS
PHONE 128
Experienced Sei'vicemen to Repair All Makes “‘“
of Washers.
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Jefferson Maytag Co.
SALES and SERVICE
WEST WASH. ST. CHARL 2S TOWN, w. VA.
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eled, to a large extent, are these
of Mr. J. C. Pifer, Mr. Harry Nice—
ly, and Mr. Herman Cross.
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Miss Jane Strider, of Shepherds-
town, but who has been making her
home in Charles Town for the past
several years, and manager at
:White’s Grocery, expects to leaVe
for Washington, D. C., to work
which has been under construction whne taking a course in telegm,‘
for some time, is nearing comple~ phy.
tion. Other properties being remod- . j
.. MELVIN T. STRIDER
turning to Germany where she will
resume her Work with the Amer-
ican Red Cross.
The Youth Fellowship of the
Methodist Church enjoyed a Skat-
ing party Friday night at the
Ridgeway Rink. They were accom-
panied by Mrs. Nelson Deck and
Mrs. Holmes White.
Mr. Douglas Ring’s new house,
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g CHARLES TOWN, WEST VIRGINIA
' MATINEE-Tuesday and Thursday. .. .. .3:30
Saturday.........................2:00
NIGHT and 9:15
SATURDAY NIGHT—Continuous from..-.6:00 P. M.
ADULTS: 25c, 5c Fed. Tax, 2c Town Tax, 1c State
Tax. Total Admission 33 cents. ‘
Thursday & Friday Monday & Tuesday
October 3 4
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