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OCTOBER 17, 1941. JTA [ RS AJD (iC. q,CHARLES W. ltA(
other interested per ns are urged " J I CHANEY---McCAULEY. I -' ! III I Ill I
by Mrs. Williams to cooperate in LlrelllT r.I I la21tl tl!l I ' :
-qff Art Week plans. The purpose of v~--v~,~ ~l OnSunday, Oetoberl2th, atnoon/ Ill ]ll]l ~ ~ltl ] ~I P /:
rd[ N&tional Art Week is to open up ~T,l l Miss Mary Isabel McCauley, of/ ! h liil li,t$ / --I',::
[ new markets for artis%s and I~[l 3 r,~ I ] [-[ Charles Town, became the bride ofI,0 Ill Ill I liil / II1,':
1I AIv. II~IL~J ,I I L ~ ---- .--- w1 ir "q
craftsmen b- brin~.m~, thei*r work / Mr. Gordon Chancy. The marI'iage[,till I~H ~ [ IE b I .
J +s ~ ~ " *~ It11'II Itltl ~ :
to the attention of -ot~-ti~' I"1 " I took place at the Rectory ,n Har.],t
~ p ~n ~L uuy- I . ~ UQUID.IABLETS SALVC; ~O~r: DaOt~ i,!"
ers of American art for the home, Npnh Irlh ! II pers Ferry, and was pe~orn~.ed byl RED CROSS I ::
uss Jlary McDonald, Anesthe- res.ident of this county. ] Holds Driver Mrs. Will'iams poin,ted out. ,~'~l~' ~ aataaJ,=I Rev. Healey. The bade is .the| ~;~
at Mar 'lan '' al Hos i - -- - dau hter of Mr and Mrs J B Me- ~ i
. :~ d Gener .pta/, Miss Beverley Taylor, aecom-] n . . 30 I t g / ---
tll~ore, is visiting her mother, panied by her sister, Miss Eliza-|- rot uranu duty Confin Th t:,ll vo ,: a,!Judge Orders Three Casesl Cauley, of Charles iowa. / i~ilii~Iiili ;
~' William Childs. aml her sis- ~ ~ po. ~ .~ 11~.;~ A.~ 1-1 I I l Ikll[ / i I gill i ~;~tiV i r~ ~ . ~ ~ The bride was attired in an after-] lilllI IIII Ill ;;
Mrs. Esther Merchant, on W. Baylor, left this morning for a va / a result of a hearing before, " I /o ae nearo/oget.er, [ noon dress of rose biege with browu] llll l aa o, - "-
erty St ?/an inquest conducted by Coroner l Charles W. Va I Other ~our~ [~ews accessories and wore a shoulder| IMlll~~ll~- --~ - .1~ "ill /!
cauon ~.np ~ou~n. ~lXSS t~aytor wml I Oct 16, 1941 I I eor-a of *-~: "on -^s^- ana| IIIlllIIIIIIlklrAtvivIAl~IiI
~rs. ,C. ,W. Ahvin left yesterday[visit her nephew, at Georgetown,/~r" u r tvlormon, concluded Mon-lEditors of l mers A lv care " 1,i. P ""?, "~ IlllIlIiII llII Ii i::
~rain for R~,! v, ~ ~ l q (, ~;~ t ~; ~ ~ :u I (lay mght in the County Court[ . ' . i o i q hree cases pending in the Cir-I vaoys oream. Avtenolng tne eou-[ Illll~I -
visit her sister Mrs J3ru,'h i visit near ',ar*an-bu-- TM th" I R m' Harvey Oillow, aged 2SIand Spnut of Jefferson, ]cult Court, W. Roy Griffith vs. Zola] pie were Miss Margle Chancy, sis-| II[ll/J!l,~ ' " ' ~11 !i:
a Week. * * -' same state ~' ~ ~ "~; '" ~[years. and residing near theMoun-ICharles Town, W. Vs. ]Hawkins and others; W. Roy Grif-] ter of the groom, as maid of honor,| lullS! : fl ~:
liss r I " i rain Mission, was held for She de-] Dear Sirs: I flth, Administrator of Rose E. Grif-] Mr. Willard McCauley as laest man,| ~llliil~~. . ~ l]~ !)
~aoel wrsml, oaugntcr ot~ An unmneunea man, evmenuy a lt on of the next Grand t f I The writer wishes toeomplimentl fit~ ,o 7too u ~.~ a ~ Miss Isabel Orsini, bride's maid] Illlll.l.i$[ L Im ~- I ,-HI "
and Mrs. Sam Orsmi, North lhobo, covered with blood, and help-Ithe death of David Armstron~ [the Fall Festival Conunittee, on ]James M Mason III administra ] and Mr Nelson Peer as usher. [ Illll ll ~ :
hies ~,tP~t.~fo,o.~" " " ~'J,t ] ' ) " 1 llIII~I
arle, ~eet' ]:.a Pa:le':: m.fl~-~iL-ss'v~as-f und atzhe B" & O's:a- aged 16, who was fatally injuredItheir well placed exhi.blts, and:tor of Martha Griflithvs. IdaBep-I After the weddrng a receptlorq lllll l -) - ~
,~ ~own uenerai nosp:~al, tmn at Harperseerry, Thurs(my lin a motorin.- w-e~ ;- ~ ao most commendable parade, which l ler ar, d others were ordered byi was held at the bride's home. Ai M I I IA ." - |ii
't~,ll~'g' from. an operatmn for ln ght. Constable Wl ham Krunnn, I / was one of the best in many x,ears J tu~.- p ~.~ero +-- ~, ~.~ a "h buffet luncheon was served to aboutl Illll ~ -' t1I ,+
~n.u : ' . i . Ion ~un(raflyai~ernoon,~eOl;emoer/ " "~ " I" ut~v *~vu$ o ~u o~ i~a~tt t~,$:i*- / I!111~/ -ill "~
rf~ ~. The operatm.nwas [who was called to the statmn by 14 - I Although it is regrettable that[er. D. K. Koonee was appointed fifty guests. The home was attrac-I iillll~l~t~l~, i-,- i-, H! !:~:
urm il on Wednesday *railroad officmls brou ht the man ~ w I tlvely decorated in fall flowers
~, " " I " " g I Dillow was alle,~ed *o ~'-ve ~'-en I the esther did curtail the second guardian ad litem for Maxine and, " - ' I Illlll l l l " "" - - I
~,~r ~d M s Ehue, Cazwe~ to jail, charging him withbeing ~ a s After a short wedding trip Mr +
'" r. ' ' t " " ]the dr ver of the "iek u ~- in Id y program, the unusually large ] Donald Griffith, infants, and also t~+
~ :.~,~r, oi towson, ~to. an- iu'u"~" I which he ,oun-~ Armstrong, andl nlgn~ attenoance on lrnursday I for ylorence Wade, demented, wn,') a I
: the eng-agement of thew [ iMrs. H F. Kloman, of Raleigb, I four others were ridin~ on a re Inight compensated in a large mea- I are parties to one or more of the home m Washington, D C,whereI : .- : 2 i!
~gater, Eleanm Luciile to Mr " ' v's" ' *' ~ " I Mr Chancy Js employed in the I .
n, ' N. C, ~s ls]tmg he,- roster, M ss I turn from a tri- in Loudo' - Co- - [sgre for the loss of the last day. . above suits. [ .all ,llllmlllilllllllmllllllmlllilllmlllllmlllllllllllllmm,llllllh, +
u~l~ll i p u, U,A- ~ ;
Lawrence Cas leman, son, RebeccaM. Trapnell, South I ty. The truck was making, sue~, I The writer feels th.~t the holding 1 Petition of Mrs. Cord Ott was Navy department. Ill . . ::~:
.~r. and Mrs iaurice F Cas- ! George street [ i, ? "-" !of the Festival ann aU value f reed among the papers claiming . 30-- )111 U -. ! U - ! II
m " ",l sve.~u, .~ .a ~l*J.~f~l" E;I-U~,~-,Y ' i It II ~ a'~ l ~ el I III ~ ! ! I~ ~1~1 ff / fll I IIr~ ll~! I" I Ii~ J
~ ' of H npels Ferry T h e to the community Earlier nl the i that Rose E Grlffith died intestate nallowe ell oclaI rrloay. I
a~ * " I Mrs. Geo. P. Shirley left onliug the state line that the driverl ' ",". " " II!i I lli llV, I llbLll~, !i :
will take place m the l wednesday for Atlanta' Ga wherciwas unable to negotiate a curvelsummer it was stated that follow-I except that polt!on of her wilt re-,IIII " " I1[
Ev~~ : : :.wmtez Ishe~ TheX~fll vi ~ n ' If i makmg~ local art week observance]ngli a survey bYinan or anlzaUonh.tl;e i fiI [ferrmg,Club, expectst legacieSto OfhaveJeX~ elrYchargeandofi/ .A Hallowe'en Soc]alcall w~th ]e ' ilullllllili; " <>41 l [,* I!l[i/i[
fl~. ",~: "" "s't her so -in-law and|with the result that the truekov-I . g 1 ~111 U/k,ln Tlsnon,~.n~,olo l~n A,l,kln HI ~.
~ial attention was called to daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Medford erturned. Young Armstrong, who]this place, that organization re-l cash. . freshments, gaines and nmsic, will|$,1[1115 ll[E;i3~5
tO[$15t l U ~11~ ~L Cul~l/lll5
~liqued quilt, made by Mrs T Thomson I was ridin- in "he b " ,L^lported that the merchants and l All three eases will be affected be held in the Paris.h House at the/Ill Ill i~,
~ " " ~ k; b Utlay OL bll~ ' " 0,:
ChilSs, which won first i h, ~,T w I trum. w~ ch l +h lPeople in general were not in favor ] by the eonstructmn the court places Mountain Mission Friday night,/ili In Spite of Increasing Costs of Supphes We Are ill :;~
,~-Z. ,~vt~,a~, x~. ~lnl[,n Wlll leave ~, w ~ ~ +- :
~at the Fall 'Festival las ,~ ~ chin-~,;pi,~ ~i~ h.~od :.o, lof the continuance of these eelc-] n the wills of both Mrs. Mar~ha October 17, begmnrng-at 7 ocloek ]111 Offering for a LIMITED TIME ONLY a Ill :
~ ~olrow, zsa~urday ~or uoFaln, ,:, ~ ~ ,~,~,~ ~. " ~ . ~
The pattern is called the ~o-l-'-r ~ as;~ a,~+~(bratmns. It would seem that such]Grtfl~thandherstep'daughter,M'~ You ss well as your fr,ends are III Ill +
lay ~ t~,]o to a~end a clinic oi [.ne c~a- u u t|u ~ elu bile lt.'a~l ,Ut2. Ill ' I " I 1) ^ p~.;4:~t~k .' k~* k ]|~[ ~.~t~[I]['~kl[ i / I~ I]| ;
t" ~asket" embracing many lti ~l o ,^ :~-.~ u : ~ : ,lfollowed in the Charles To n ~os ] report was very much in error, if s~ u ~,v~es w w,u~. ~rc inviteci. Ill c ,r . : AlL !]1 :/
me ~Pring flowers The quilting~Asso "'on ' ion i I pital Iwe arc to judge by the Thursday lbef re tbe court. The d~sposl~ion - ----o~ !111 ~ . ~ ~I ~ ~ ]~1 ~;
~d0ne b ra.o ~' u.a ra si .~ c]au in sess n Lnat, cl~y.[ ~.~ Ini-h- atte-a n +he '~nnnl fappr ximatelyeighteenth usand ]'HANKS TO ALL iI broqulgnote 1 / Ill
remit Point; the material forf . . " l which he ~-o*^-~ "" T "1 ;.~1 persons who cameto Town on l . . ' " ~ :~I-~:~!:F-::.
" qull, t wa r ~os,~ ~* the C " " I I F-idav ni~tht [of the ht]gatlon. Charles Town Fall Festwal otlb i Iii One of the freest in / ;
8hu ~. ,e ":~'~ .",~ ~ "1Royer Virt~s, who has been in]Zn masunl w' w'~'J nes, t~nar-|" . . .I Court w]ll adjouln on Monday for [ cials wish to thank each and III town A value"t~ ~ tl '
s,r~ s~ore and is ~ne iam- I ' xour s~gges~ton oI a pemnanent ~;:~ ' ,~
lesAppell, ~ndFrank Dfl~owa~ . :hat ]s unbeatable -.:~:v~;-:~.+: ~;-
l~ Uamm at Camp Wolters, ]exas, the term. w ~ " ~
~' (]r ~- ur since June, has ioeen discharged,] " I would be of lnuch u~lue ~ th. I --30 helped to make the festival such ill includes shampoo, ~ /I :::
~- ~l]aln Y~ llBOn~Well Known : O ' ta.J ~,~ ~ ~.~'~"~;~9.~%' <
~;~ . :but will be subject to recall atanyl I LOCAL LEGION WILL BE I a successful event Your coon. W tram and finger |l v
count -who was stricken t,~own and t~ounty to er[ec~ SUCh or- . ~ " ~" ~ ~:::,:'~' : '~
l * ti,ne withi, ten years He is a son I Two Members / [ ltOST TO NEW COMMANDEr t eration was inaeed, exeenent lU wave. /I
~n att'tck of ill ~ess at h s " ; I /ga,mzanon, sysoema~icauy wor~cuay, lJlbilLlll~l &k
r- o --,~, ~.a++u,+~u ol,~,*~r~,l-| V V 1 S V" ' " '
: I, ly olunteered for N.a a .er me, . -
" ity for burial ex ensesmay bere] . " " 1 I M+ and Mrs Howard Gray, odtrue of the Umted States Treasuryl "o~q"'v "ANE I"~"NS GI ,'M- "
*.i~ ' P - v,suece~tully passes tne necessary "" " . ' " " " " ~ " '' " U J~ ~ : +~ ]l~; "~2" ' r' ~ "
"~ + from No ember 17 Lo 2,{ a success, New York CIt were week-end ust a~ it IS of the cashier m >our
~'~*"~~'+:"-" ;'~+ ; |unburse,t up .to an amount equal ~t was annout~v+ed b Mrs Mar tests in Baltimore on Tuesday and I ~" . o [ ~rancb hank down at the cornel [ A~ OUR (+;IRI AND (;ETS I|EB+
i ~ ~ .~ ]to six times the primhry benefit r " . " urill ko ~,~nt ~ fh. NJaVnl B-+o ot| gUesr.s ar~ the /]onle ot tvlr. J. +.| -| |~+ :
f~/L" $1 I I + I ,m .~garot P. Wrillianls, of Shepherds- -- I Carr Othere ~uests were Mr and| How the Government keeps its" 'M FIRST KISS'. :+
+,- . -------.o, t ' ' " " * ' "
rr/4kI .!, :T:I l o n, Art week chairman for Norfmk, for s,x weeks raining. ]Mrs. Harry Worsley of Silvert books and keeps track of the va+tt i,
II,Mit tlLNIER AND The new recruit who is a son
.: I, . : "" I Jefferson county. ' ]Spring, Md,sums it nmst spend is explained in l ~ i(i
3 ~ of Mr and Mrs B H Barr, south
~; ~ . ,z ~ / orttERS. INTEltESTI,D I Miss Willis has ex, hibited her " / Many folks attended the ~ara'le| a feature article appearing nextl ~ ~'~~~'2~.~ i~
~ ~: I N N ",of town, graduated from thct r
~iL-~ l~. h CO, SEltVAl"lON]work at the New York Worlds in Charles Town' Frida- ni,i~|Sunday in the Washington Sunday/ ~ !:
.'i,Gharl+s Town H|Ivh, and studmd
I Fair and in other metropolitan ' ' ' +October 10th Man+ +bou-bt it the| Star. t Irate--,+ -|| A
U~:'~ ~'dAvv "i" Knowing of your inLerest n wild gallet:ies, and murals for local for a wlfile at Shepherd College. ibest -a,'-de that ~-d eve"r ~,-e-WI 30 1 -d ~;,
~ ~b,~:~.~ ~: hfe, game and fish, I am taking r~chool buiM.ing~ done under herdi- For the two years he has been~the town Q,~II~ i~a,t a~ [~|v--~. land ~ I~ -. -.~*-~ =. --- ~
" ' " *h, I of th P-o"te'- SU" I " ~||~ I~iAOL ~t~| lilY'S*/ IL~l[~li~ [ I- : ----
th~s means of askin o r assLst m L emp oy e + ~, + p ,
L' ~ I '* g y U -]recti~n have won wide acclaim. +," "l M~s Moreland was operated on
:~ anee during the coming forestfire ,O~her local artists widely krrown ly in Charles rown. |for a" endicitis in the Kin~' JI NANCY KELLY .IOllN SUTTO :?
.~ ~" " " t ' I~ a,PP The Moore In.suranee and Rohl~ ;~ ~ " ~
-.";*,: : ~ :~.: :.-:. u.:~ .* ~,~ sea,on You can ~ender valuable for Lhetrwork IncludeChar~es u + ~E[' ~
~*"" " "" [ ~''" ' ," ' " ' '. . .--'~'-. I Daughters Hospital, Martinaburg, Estate agency has concluded the and JANET BI,;ECHER i
! n help by reporting a forest fire on~ OWens, Mary Mays Violet Dand- President of Veterlnarla, ns Tuemlay, October 7 The last re- sale of two tracts of land east of[ ~
+ 1 ' " 1 w.: . g . . :' ~ .'. " ' [ +~,~*,), ?~ews+ ~p.ortreet, t art~+m
observing ]t to one of the fo lo rtd e,Lmme Schley and Ann e o t was her cond t,on was cer
++ m *, 1 ~ +p r - . Y the ri "er, and east of Mitlville ~ :~
eauy-io-wear,ling: Warden James B. Clipp, Rens'. Mr Owens. 'is a graduate' of Dr William" E. Trussell was, favorable, and she would soon be One tract of 13 acres with a long] O - +-++
'I I Challes ~wn, Wardon Frank Ber an art.school In France +
L '+ * ]['][ ~ ~ . ' ",elected president of the WestVtr-,able to come to her home. frontage on the river, and the ~14
4-. nard Bell, Charles Town, or Game ,A nunlber of local craftsmenginia Veterinary Medical Assocta-~ Mr. Boyd Wharton has move'l other of 28 acres on the Hosler '~J 'ro SELL
For 1941 Protector, Maxwell Athey, at are alsoexpected to take an actwe t|on, at the annual m et rig.of the hts 'm tl to Charles ow ~ ~lv
" ' " " e " ' : n'y " T. n, wl ere saw mill r~>ad. Both tracts have ih~| I~II
d, Pd a Shepherdstown. partin Art Week observance, organization, held last week in he ass enlployment, been owned by Ira Hoover and ~,I i~I
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H. E. H,UI~ Jefferson. also has a no-