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FRIDAY, NovEMRIgR 27, 1042
,.
awrs' with W. B. Alldel‘; Mr, and Mrs. Emil Nelson and
Vet l'hanksgiymg were Mi's_ Dan .i'Lhe Iormer’s sister, Mrs.
William
.\.l4;,.einhau.<. of Frederick, Md,, Vis-
of Washington. l). (3.; Mrs nted Ali-s, Nelson’s brothers, Neill
Middlekauh and her grand-
.Mlss Martha Smith.
0. Va_. and Mr. and Mrs,
llder, of Larlstadt, J.
'lwl-wn'and oaoy and L",
' its“!
Mm
FM.A
LL Commander M. R, Fox, U.
N," with Mrs. Fox and cnildren,
harleston, were guests at 'l he
“Yer 'lnanksgivmg,
Kr" and Mrs. Emory Kable and
and Mr. and Donald
and Loyall Anderson, on Sunday,
as well as Visiting her aunts, Mrsi
rrank Hofi'master and Mrs. Belle‘
Honniaster.
and Lorraine
3 Bush, the former with Montgom-=
Ward & Comipany,
ilatter in- training in Union ,Me-,
in Balti—g
Mr. .’
Misses Eunice
cry and theg
both
parents,
l niorial
more,
Hospital,
visited 'their
and Mrs, Olin Bush, at Hill Dairy
rarm over Sunday.
Private Thomas Jordan,
. Camp KIIChIE, Md., is home tor a
d 31”” 0135' H‘ hable l Iew days from his Camp,
Hand family motored to \N’est
inanksgivmg
1' brother and sister-in—
lVld_, Ior
,8? ml
.faimily.
‘ I{and Mrs. Samuel Knott, of
“’5 Cross Roads. announce the
of a daughter In Winchester
on Tuesday.
former
Edwin R. Alwin, in the service
.\ational
Center a: Bethesda, Md,, visited
his Iamily in town over Sunday.
at the Naval Medical
“Donal
_L in
Hospital
. Knott is the
James, of Snepherdstown,
.; ‘ ‘9. find Mrs. John L. Burns and
.1!“ spent '1 nanksgivmg W'an
tsurns“ sister. Mrs,
in harrxsonburg, \‘a. Mr.
remained in Harrisonburg
a Visit of several days
radley family.
and Adrian Billliiyei',!
have been living.r on a firm al
Allen Costello was placed in jail
Sunday night on complaint of his
“(118, who charges him With beat-g
mg ner and her Six-year-old daugl} ;
ter on the road from Halitown to‘
"their home in Charles Town.
Ur. Millard K. Bushong, in train§
ing at Lamp Meade, <Md,, visited.
his mot-her, Mrs, Frank Bush-'
,ong, over the iweek-end.
1
Miss
Schuyler
with
Nelson Coleman, employed at an
Ammunition
,t’leasant, W. Va., spent a 72—hour
lleave with
plant, near Point'
Mile south of Shepherdstown
liy‘Eal’S, moved this week to a, on Last
\t'ashington Street, over the week:
family
, . and Mrs."
1 Morgan wno bought it last
Mr. and Mrs, F, Mitchell of
iPueolo. Lolorado, are visiting Mr.-
,and Mrs. J, W. Kline, south of
38_
. on
,R?‘
T. Smith and W.
2181‘ went to Cumberland on;
.nesday on a business trip.
a“ P. Edgcll. on a Thanksgiv-
sflacation Irom the Dupont lab»
Wilmington,
has been visiting his par~
D. and Mrs, F. Edgellp
Samuel Street, this week.
town. and. other relatives in the MISS DOROTHY BAILEY BRIDE
county, 'lhe Mitchells are natives
lot’ Rockingham Co., Va., and a
{part otthree months tour ofothc ,
Last Will be devoted to relatives : tives and friends in the First type
foods, such as poultry, 08".
E 111‘ that COUMY- They have liVEd 5“! Methodist Church, Frederick,
Md” small game, butter, eggs and milk,
mes Dela' Colorado many years.
An
Mr. and Mrs. Nonman Barr, 0f ‘2 Miss Dorothy Jane Bailey, daughter
ITowson, visitors in] of Mrs. Lacey Baily, of Charles
§Churles Town, over the week-end.
,Mr, Barr formerly with the Peo-
‘plcs Lite insurance C0,, is now the Martinsburg Paper BoxCom-
, 1connecod with the Glenn L. Mar-
0""Wednesday morning. The 3 tin C0,. of Baltimore, in the In-
lspection Engineering Depantment. ' v_
Mrs J; Ford entertained a ‘- meglum blue’ Fifi] {law buyiaccea’
Md, were
itie-pound baby boy was born
r- and Mrs. Edward Spiiiks in
arles Town General Hos-
“. .
1:“)? now consists of two boys
~W0 girls. 1
1d McAtee. of Bayardv W-,group 01' relatives and friends at
dinner at her home on Route 9, onl
Sunday, November 22, celebrating
r, bord's 791th birthday. Present,
.to enjoy the anniversary and
lfelicitate the guest of honor wer
Dav
Th“ arrived
5' to visit
N ‘3 McAtee,
1. until Sunday,
"’8- Wayne Pugh and fatnily,’
“118 Church, Va_. and Mr. and i N11“-
Ralph Smith, of Winchester, _
Visited their parents, Mr, and f 01 “’asmnfi'wn; Mrs-
. G. W. Smith in Hanson, over i 01 hagerstown; Mr. and. Mrs‘ A
:lc-nzo Jenkins, of Charles Town;
Mesdames Har Rush and Irwin
Vl‘na§:0;13;i:é “£3201: Carolin-Mr,» Mrs. “B. J. Forg ‘:
margeQWHu-nmr Ti .,$inn.
aughters. Mrs. Frances M. and S‘m’ Harry’ 'Of
‘ Rockville,
th George McDonald, Bigi
. Va.; Mrs, Marian S, Dur-
.Alexandizia,
in Charles Town on:
brother, l
North Mildredl
e Baily, wearing yellow. with brown
boi‘d’s sister. Mrs. Ella Bae-i acmssorjesi and ganymg talesmim
er, a rosebuds was maid of lichen. W”-
of
‘1‘;
it;
? cner and son, John Ford Baeqh
Luther Ford
Week-end,
Land Mrs,
had a,
0%:
fig? and Lorna Spic'kIer,
Winches _
'f lLafl'erty, Mrs. Neil Bol u, of
l \r'a.‘ ,
Leslie Duke, a well kn
eighbot-
‘OOd, Md.;
resi-
bid
l50in
dent of the Bakerton
their: hood, has been quite ill this week;
98- Miss Allfrieda M. Mesh—lat his. hOme from an attack of
it of Boston, Mass, is spendingal “Who‘d Pneumonia-
YS with her sister, Mrs M:
Va., and
V Mrs, Luxeflberg is in New York,
ithis week, where she is makingx
Mr. and Mrs. Alonza Davidson,ipurchases of new winter clothing,$
eTkeley Springs, were guests
1'. and Mrs. George S, Mar—
t Federal Hill, from Friday
“unday afternoon.
an Paul Dorsey arrived in
Saturday morning from
abroad, to visit his parents,
‘ and Mrs. Paul Dorsey, over
dutweEkTend. He reported for sea
agann on Tuesday.
9 Dimussion Clusb met at the
Of Mrs, Walter Washington
ednesday. The subject'for the
g mg, “Invasion of France”, led
. John McDonald, was dis-
‘ by die members. Seventeen
R‘s were present.
l‘fild
as well a wide selection
Christmas gifts .for the Luxenberg
Department Store. This store willi
ileature all the late styles in Fall?
and Winter clothes
week or so.
Slifer, in ill health for a
year or more, suffered a relapse
this week and on orders from his-
physician, has again taken to his?
bed for at least three weeks,
Woman's
of f
b B
4%,.
in the next?
has.
an
Society of Christian'
Service of the Millville Methodisté
Church will hold a food and rum-i
mage sale on November 27 and‘
28, starting at 10 o’clock on 'the‘
27th and continuing through Sat—
urday night, All sorts of food will
, is...
be on sale. The ladies .will appre-
Robt. L. ,Rissler writes us .
ciate your orders.
Camp Lee that he did not vol-
1' for the Air Corps as stated
I weeks Spirit but that lie
ered in the army unassigned
been assigned to the Quar-
His address is
‘of 8., Co. G, 13th
‘: T~ 34, Camp Lee, Va.
f Pvt,
, mm , 11-202: . z
Work has been resumed on the-E imposed a fine Of 550 and impoul‘d’ ,
For the inside story 015 While goes
eittension of the Shepherdstown
Siding for the Norlfolk &. Wester
Railway, after having beeh Sus
pended four
the siding will accommodate 120
cars, ”
‘las
has
t
Army er Corps.
months, Completed, l :
$337.5.
.......
H
a?
5- .
LIVESTOCK and crops must be protected more care;
fully than éver, while the demand for food is so pressing;
A good Unico Roll Reofing job, given proper care, will
at
8tand up in all kinds of weather—rwill last for years at
a very small cost per year of service.
w......
Unioo Roll Roofing stands up because it is made of a
‘tb'ick'layer of felt thoroughly sattirdbéd with
asphalt-to make it resist" checking, cracking.
and drying out. Easy to apply—easy to care
for. We will gladly help you estimate the
roofing jobs you need to do this fall.
See your néarcsi'
3:51.23, (topialiivt iit‘v’lti
Ali.
i rm .,
's Civilian Defense ‘
ln’Ch'a'rl‘es Town And
3 Jefferson County . .
r 1.
Mrs. John Briscoe is home from I meat day is what residents of J31-
Giving"up jdst about one bite ofl
,9
FARMERS ADVOCATE, cHARLEs TOWN, w. V 0A.
man nulls
W”
lsevENTY YEARS AGO, m. 25
Died—at his home in this coun-
Ety, John B. Puckett, aged 57; in
Shepherdsbown, Martin ' Youtz.
aged 70; in Paris, Illinois, John E.
formerly of this county.
aged 78 years.
Marriedwln Bedford (30., Va_,
lJohn A, McFarland, of Charles
a visit to friends in Baltimore. ferson County fill be asked 120.00 Town.
to Missflélen Connor; near
Miss Catherine Tod Beltzhoover 88 their Share 0f the 0CD "Share:
llias returned to Franklin, Va., , the Meat” camwsmwbich Will
iaftcr a week-end visit .with her ' start next Monday. Miss
Fralei'.
parents, on South Mildred Street, l Nutrition experton the.local Lle-
. . . lfense Council said today.
. Mrs“ “‘lulam Wys‘m’g ‘3 ‘Y‘S’lil’lg ' Neither the
taste, the variety, nor
“9" daughtef’ MISS Jean Moore’m the nutritive value of home
menus
Staum’on’ V"- will be adVersely affected by the
Miss Mabel Armstrong, Mrs. J. most strict adherance to the limit
Knox Cain, Mrs, A. L. Page, and of 25/2 pounds of meat at weekior
ton, l). (3., were guests of Mrs_ N. good use is made of,the large num-
l' L. Hatchell last week. I l ber of alternate foods readily avall- 2
Miss Eleanor Perry Miss. Vital able in Jefferson County in ade-
ginia Porterfield. and Miss Sydney
Shirley have returned to Wash-
ington, aflter a visit to their homes
in Charles Town,
Explaining how She arrived at
I program, , ,issfraley said thatthe
Mrs. L_ H'abchell and. Mrs. per capita, consqmption of meat for
C, W atles paid a short Visit to the past decade averaged about 143
Washington, where they visited I pounds 3 yeah Under the;conser.l
quat‘e Quantities.
her estimate of a “bite a ,day”. to!
be given 11 under the meat-sharing ;
Kabletown, John B. Finnell to
Miss Annie M, Milton, «both of the
county; at Kearneyaville, ‘Dr. It.
M, Marshall ,to.Miss Lucy Butler,
daughter of W. Garland Butler,
SIXTY YEARS AGO, Nov. 25
Mari‘leds-vNear Myerstown by
lthe Rev. J. O. Taekott, Jas. O, B.
, . .. ’ll ‘ 't';
Mr. Noel Armstrong. of Washing- each adult, Miss Fraley Said, ifl Fc em
M155 (“lam Am" Ba”
in Zion Church, Charles Town,
John H. Cooke. of Fluvanna Co.,
Va,, to Miss Ruth A, Howell; in
EBaltimore, Wiillialm H. Terrill of,Z
Baltimore to Miss Jennie Straithi
Moore of this county; in Clarke
County, Frank McKay to Miss
Catherine Butcher, formerly of
this cOumy.
Died—Near Bunker Hill, Mrs.
Virginia D. Boltz, daughter of
William Lloyd, of this county; in
Mrs' Wm- Bome at her home m . V300" Progl'fim each 3‘01“?
is 311°.W" Charles Town, Frank D Cockrell,
The Kennedy«Warren. ‘- ed 130 pounds a year. On. a daily
Miss Patty Willis left on Mon- basis this is a reduction of only,
day to visit her brother and sis- Your 39‘?“th of an Ounce," .IWt
ter-ili‘law, Mr. and John one 800d bite-
l
aged 21.
Oliver Sherman of near Shep-
‘,herdstown fell irom a canal (boat ‘
on the C. & 0, Canal and was
' Augustine Willis, in Coal‘burg, W. The important POiMS t0
remem'ldrowned.
Va, her, in adjusting the home menu to ,
Railroad properties of the coun- ‘
Harry Williams, Pm. in Naval We Sha‘e‘the'Mw ng’am' she W
were assessed at $580,571.21.
Reserves and stationed at ‘Nor— Said’ are: (1) make meat g0
furth'
ftom’ was home last week' and all the meat broth to season
Winnerd Lloyd. a native of the other dishes: (2) use a wide varie-
many years, visited relatives in tions; (3) make good use of meat
.tms COUUIY and Martmsourg OVGI’ alternates containing the same food
the week-end. Among the Jelfer- elements.
son County relatives viSIted were Although meat is rich in a num-
Mr, and Mrs. Clayton Flemingnber of food elements which are
near Summit Palm.
V
Conny, :WhO had been in Caldrl'orma ty of meats in different combina‘
[necessary to health and strength,
her ofgother fo 5. — plentiful here
-,DF.MR. GEORGE MGLLEN,. atthis time of yearwmvivaeltthofie
WW , “I same, elements are fountw'llbesg
In the presence of a few‘rel'a- foods and the unrestrictfid
m‘flit
ion Saturday afternoon, Nov, 215% should be used plentifully to pro-
vide an adequate, and probably an
even better balanced diet, than one
one which the restricted meats pm;
dominate. . ,
.i, .rwlph'wvl I
“TO THE SHORES 0F
. «N “TRII’OLI”¢.AT I’IT'I‘S
Town, was.married to Mr. George
Marion Mullen, Superintendent of
puny, the pastor, the Rev/B. ,W.
Meeks, ofl‘iciating. , , I
sThe bride attired in a costume of
2..
As timely and as thrilliiig aisuli-
ject ,for amovie as y . ’ll ever,want
mace is the plot basis, or 20th Gem
tury-Fox’s technicality) action
'sones, was given in marrxa‘ e by
her brother, Mr. Henderson ‘ ally,
l of,Windiestei-.- Va..._ ,’ ' .
Her flowers were white roses and
gardenias. Her sister, Miss Betty scheduled to open on Monday, No-
vember 30 and run for 3 days at the
PittagJeprrson Theatre.
, I Tak‘bg. a raw recruit in the per-
liam Wachtel, of Martinsburg, was son, ,Johrul’ayne, the film puts
- best man. Amonthe guests, tu him'through allot the paces which
iwitness the ceremony were;Mes—, the S... Marine undergoes to
.dames Lacy Baily, Garnet Morkon, e érge a3 fighting
“leatherneck.'.’
E’Er ,romantici_ipterest, none other
than beauteous Maureen O‘Hara in
tha’role of a Marine nurse was,
bigoted ,to provide the love in reg};
vandalism meliPai'ne- Amie ,
dolph Sm, ,ispaid to turn implant
the top performances of his career
as the hard-boiled sergeanbvw v
makes life both interesting
miserable for Payne. ,5
The cast was selected with care
and boasts the talents of such a t;
standing players a§_Nancy_.,Keliv,
I William, Tracy, Maine. Ronny)???
(for laughs). Henri”
inund MacDonald, 161%.
and Miner Watson.
iss , rances
l Charles Town; Mrs, M. L. . ,achtel»
i and Miss Margaret Hess, of Mare
tinsburg. .:.. , :2 .
5 Following a brief honeymoon in
,New York, Mr. and Mrs. Mullen
will occupy an apartment in the
Potomac Light and Power Com-
pany building on West Washington
street, Charles Town.
V
FINED FOR STRIKING
GARBAGE TRUCK.
Lawrence L. Walters, a business
‘ man of Clarke county, Va., in
l Charles Town last Saturday night,
5 made the mistake of striking with
i his car a garbage truck in charge
ley Serena ” fame, directed
Technicolor epic, and Darrylfl. 4a-
nuck was its producer..
‘ of Charles O’Bannon, l0c3l.contr_aic- {
I tor, bending a, tender. and .dqmg taking interest, being it onthe out
other slight damage to the vehicle. ma] sum, of Steve Fish”; ,
Walters, without investlsatnigl .The film was produced, with the
what damage he had done, left the full cooperationwofw the, Umth
scene and. Speeded‘ out 1'0"“ 34” States Government be
In direction or his home county» Corps went. all out to ,3:
i ' S te Police follt>wed and ‘over- “city to the ‘pict
‘gtfif '2,” e
l took him. Bringing him back to scenes were fi at “mag,” "up
t town they charged him with ,operat- Marine Base, saga? hun¢$:'¢,w.
~ ing a inotorrvehiéle While'under the listed men took
Qfimriflélllfid’l‘odlm‘
influence of liquor, Justice,Algcr tic“, ',, ,
5 ed his car for six months. .3511ng on in the trainip%pfi
tlyegdgvilydqsifi
'lision with the garbage truck ac— ffTo The Shorty
fj‘edpqli’ffiasgu
'- lourred at 1 :00 a. m., Sunday. the answers. .visigtJo
., 2 B ,d IJefl’ersonl Theatmfigegagihe;
i ' ' ' opens wil give a, , z; ng .
iMISS la; er s WEIgeInation why all Amnqugsfllflfllfi
l} A very beautiful wedding cere— v‘tkemember Wak‘er giant
monyof interest to man apeopleof . . : “"l'F'IELDs
this section was solemnIzed in the} hDWARD HARRISON H m:
, . i, it; it.
l“,stkaI’mby‘erlw'ghnmh“pl‘ Edward Harrison fields, aged
iTuesday evening, November 24th. 77 years, died at hiafihqme’way
lat. 7:30 «clock, when Miss Sidney Neersvme' Loudoun Conn W, on
E'Miller,,daught,er qfqugfil’ld Wednesday following a bébf ill;
glared Miller of KearneySVille, be: Hess Robert Fields ofK/Bolw’rwis
i Came the bnde Of Mr' Jysenn ' due the sumiving
sons.,'RunerAI
ls-W?,l'tv .59“ 0f and, 30‘3er services will be held
atsl'...‘ ' lid
iC. Sibert of Mount Olive. 5. : Lutheran Church. London“ A”.
, The Rev? L. Gibbs, pastor of at 11 O’clock on Saturéay‘ Nawm_
lthe Woodstick Presbyterian Church, at 28_ Interment will, be infme‘
lwas the Officiating minister. Mlfiw c urch cemetery. ,
,George Whittacre ‘of ,Vll'oodstock,I V r
l sisterof the bride was the 'Matron‘: ‘ v _
;of honor. Mr. Ernest Keller, of NEW BOOKS VI‘OR RLABIIV.
,9 Mount Olive, was the best man. “.3”,
l The bride was attired in a white} The library has these books:
i winter wood costume with green am; Tacey Cromwell . . .. . . . . .Richtcr
, cessories, and she carried a corsagc Look to the Mountain. .: .Camuiit
l ofpink roses. Theyustrog ofhonu Standard book of American 4,.
5 or was attired in a green wool dress and British verse . . . .
;_.‘Braddy
3 ad she carried a corsage of'red ras- Farmer Hiram on the ;. g
3 cs, Mn. rFund, Miller, fatherof the ,. World's War . . . .e.
.Lonl‘!
; bride, ‘gave her in marriage. Past Imperfect . . .Qhase
, Mrs..Sibe’rt Remember of the Members of the Family, :‘2 .
Toms Brook Graded School faculty.l ‘ Nan de Water
land is a very popular attractive: The Day Must Dawn... .Tumbull
l - r lTurning Leaves . . . “Proctor
,young, woman. . _ .
i A reception followed after the, Time Of Peace . . . . . . . . ..Williams
x ceremony at the home of the bride's} The Headless Lady (3 gift),
lsistcr, Mrs. George Whitacre and: , Rawson
, Mr. Whitacre in Woodstock, 31581-1 The Young Matrlarchv.......Stern
i which the couple left on ahoneys Mrs- ADPIEbYS KW:th $59!.“
.moon trip through «the Southern cajgé%:r.33§l‘va i
quul‘i‘m",
lStates.‘ _ ,.
Hurdy Gurdy Holiday. . .Galc
v. w W a t
The Annual Week of Prayer for
Foreign Missions will be observed
by the; Baptist Chvmhl beginning
November,3 30th, :a’ndf- e tending
through ‘December 3rd. n Mon-
day, Tuesday and Wednesday the
meeting will be held with Mrs.
Frazer at 2:30 p m. Thursday, De—
. _, a:
- ' - camber 3rd, atthe church at 7430
m 0.5.“: BONDS ' p. m.
l ,
3 WEEK OF PRAYER.
er by utilizing every bit of meat’
‘MissFi-aleyfsqi :tbere,are a num: ‘
., 2? ;, J?
Bruce Humberstone of "Sud Val-
Trotti fashioned a scriptof
\
FORTY YEARS AGO, NOV. 25
Coal oil was advanced in price I
from 10 cents a gallon to 12 cents
retail.
Mrs Martfha“ Davenport bought
the lol’. oh which St. George’s?
Lhapel stands, west of Charles
l'own, for $1250.
,: ,.l)led—,¢At., Ehis ‘home in Shep-
herdstown, Thomas R. Line in ms ,
'th year.
/,..A.Marrieu#——Near Middleway, Wil-
liam .U. iM‘gQOUghtl’y and Miss
Caroline Grantham; near Charles
TW“. 38mg?! L. Hale, of Wheel-
ing, formerly of this county, and
Miss Ada Neill Jones, daughter of
Mrs. Wm, C. Byers; in Charles
'l‘onvn, A, M, S. Morgan and Miss
sallie ‘ epherd, ot' Shepherds- ,
bgyvn; in ‘ rles Town, mlwardl
G..henson.and Miss Hattie M.
Walkers. bothof Charles Town.
U .n, ,, ,i' I
TWENTY YEARS AGO, Nov. 25 :
5‘00de ‘J. M. Woods, at the con-
clusxon aft-he miners trial in Oh‘ar- ‘
.1133 sentenced J. l5. Wilburn
and his, son. John Wilburn, toelcv-
ten years in the penitentiary
for. their part in iorcing miners to
strike _in Ingan and other coal
producmg counties in West Vir-
ginla. All were convicted) of sec-
ond degree murder. '
Died—at his home near Chest-
nut Hill School, this county, John
Rent _Wilt, aged,77; near North-
.irgipia Power House, Mrs.
‘rgaret Brent, aged ’73; at Bak-
exmn..Mrs‘. Anna Munphy Welsh,
aged 82: in Charles Town, Miss
Egg; Y..Welsh, aged 78. ,
g’g’rlie State Road Commission ad-
ventase‘d; gor bids for the construc-
tipnptna hard surface road from
Charles Town to the Berkeley
line beyond Kearneysvillc
and“ romthatmpoint to Martins-
.” V
Mrs. Charles ngichlolson, Mrs,
Erniel Dunm Miss Nancy Carter
an; MissEsthelsztmber, of Alex-
andria.,. Va.,,were the guests of
My, '. Wm, Wattlesand her sis-
T8,“, Nari-5L. ,Hatchell, last
. 88 qt, I 7
65b
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f": 9.!
Al;
’(I "1'!
“ "glaursday, December 3rd, 1942
[Ilé (Ibor in Charles Town, West Virginia, all of its right,
title and ,mterestun and to the following unpaid stock assessment
at the cou
dalmflfi.«g ,, ,~
iAmount Name
ii; 50.00 George L. Bauingardner
, 900.00 Jphu,,P.,Briscoe
1,000.00 ’L. ‘Doran
500.00 Glen (hGardner
500.00 G. .W.,,Gi:', th
250.00 MrMBe , Henshaw
67.82: alivequ .Higgs )
1,267.83 Richards,“ iHiggS)
250.00 Juli; F. Irvin
250.00 Mrs. Ollie M. Knight (Kite)
Denies ownership and claims he
holds; title as attorney for E. G.
Wilson.
1,750.00 D. K. Koomtc
250.00 Ruth Little
108.62 1’. Millard
200.00 Margaret D. Mohler
Henrietta W. Reinhart,
' guardian of Mary Bay-
lor and Geo. L. Willing-
ham Reinhart
291.80 Fred J. 'Riddlebergcr
1.050.00 J. R. Russell
500.00 Mrs. E. B. Seibert
250.00 T. J. West
250.00 E. G. Wilson
650.00 F. K. L. Wilson
$10,681.42 TOTAL
Thesei claims-"am! based upon the 1007; assessment levied by the 1 L
i L v
comsnowofnannngn n. so... of West Virgina, mm, 0.. SIMUOUS Club House and
Dmmg Room
Suspension, of, said bank. The claims are to be transferred and assigned A
to the successful bidder without recourse or warranties of any kind or
character whatsoever on the part of the said bank and/ or receivership.
'A notice of this sale has been posted at the courthouse in Charles
Town, West Virginia, and is being published in the weekly newspaper
known as the ‘.‘Farmers Advocate”. , The said claims will be offered
forsale in bulk and any and all bids fo‘r them will be subject to the
approval of the Commissioner of Banking-0f the State of West Vir-
FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION.
AS RECEIVER OF THE FARMERS BANK & TRUST
COMPANY, CHARLES TQWN,. WEST VIRGINIA.
BY~F08REST A; BROWN, Attorney for Receiveru‘
ginla.
Nov. 20 and 27.
Thirty=two Men From
County Leave Fer Army
migrifiarélfivneg land, Randolph Dempsey Anderson,
Fniday for the
tion at Clarksburg were found to
have enlisted in the Navy. Two of
the Navy enlistees were Edwin Lee
Milton Demory, and Charles Wil-
liam Osbourn, Jr., were from Shep-
herdatown ,and the third Edgar Lee
Bartles, was registered from Boli-
It was also found that Leon—
ard Withrow Fraley, of Shepherdsw
toWn was only 18 years of age, and
he was excused for induction later.
Lester Theodore Wilt of Bolivar,
was appointed leader of the group
with Kirkland Shepherd Price, of
Shepherdstown, as assistant leader.
The Rev. C. Tarplec made a brief
address to the boys before taking
their departure for the Induction
In the group leaving this
induction sta-
var.
Stationl
morning were:
Edward Bob Seal, Howard Wil—
liam Hardy, Thomas Samuel Welsh,
Lester Theodore Wilt, Stanley Fry
Hardy, Floyd William Berry, Cecil
iWashington Jenkins, George Wil-
liam Fry, Winifred Leo Springer,
Lloyd Ashby Berry, Raymond Mil»
lard Engle, Kenneth Wilson Sager,
on MS! To relieve discoinforts.
one of the best things on can do
is put a. good spoontu 01 home-
tested Vlcks VapoRub in a bowl
of boilin ‘
Then
water.
eel the wonderful relief
come as you breathe in the
steaming medicated va
penetrate to the cold-congested
upper breathing passag
how this soothes Irritation, quiets
coughing,‘ "and. helps Clear the
head—bringing grand comfort.
EDI mm RELIEF. . . rub throat,
chest and back with VapoRuh at
bedtime. Vicks VapoRub works
(or hours-2 Innocence—to bring
relief from distress. Remember—
it’s Vicks VapoRub you want.
A LU E S C
ARE UPI
Has Your Insurance
" 'Kept Pace?
AND CONSULT
‘ "US ABOUT IT.
Washington,
A Alexander &‘ “Cooke
INSURANCE AGENCY
‘ - Phone 29
Charles Town, W. Va.
E s BANK AND TR
Nightlight; Town, west
pors that
See
v.
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“To The Shores of Tripoliflw icb is a? years gach and waiter Allen’
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COME IN
UST COMPAN
> Virginia
“TN RECEIVERSHIP
_ NOTICE OF SALE OF UNPAID
‘SngK ASSESSMENT
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CLAIMS.
‘
1 The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation, receiver of the
Famerqsfiankgand Trust Company, Charles Town, West Virginia, will
«gaffer at Public Auction to the highest bidder for cash at ll
lAlso, News and MARCH OI“
Dehies ownership. Claims he holds
title only for another party.
Action filed by the receivership to
attachgtheir respective shares of
the W.‘ Arliiggs estate.
, Guilford Perry Turner, Melvin Rob-
‘crt Kent, Stanley Merle Writt,
Charles Edgar Russell, Edgar
Moore Welch, Wilbur Augustus
JVli‘leming, Francis Jeremiah Row—
Edwin Robert Miller, James Joedan
Wilson, Kenneth Jackson Maupiii,
Robert Jacob Frye, Maynard Clark-
lSOI‘l Ramsburg, Randolph Highley
Rodrick, Edward Wines, Luther
Leon Knight, Raymond Seldon
Pulse, Kirkland Shepherd l’rice,
Obie Leon Johnson, George Elliott
Tabb.
RAGE trim
MEN’S COMMUNION.
_~ _ ,
Men’s Coinniuiiimi for Nelson
l‘arisii will be held in Grace Church,
Middleway, Sunday, Nov. 29th. at
8:00 a. m. Bishop Strider will
broadcast a message to the.men of
Diocese of West Virginia over the
West Virginia Network at 0:15, a.
m. Thf program will be heard in
in this area over,WINC, Winches-
ter, Va., 308115 a;
_.._ “WV .. “A”...
Buy Defense Bonds and Stamps
P. O. DUNAWAY
Funeral
Director
A-ANliu
Licensed Embalmers
PHONES:
Office Home Assistant;
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I hursday and Friday,
November 26=27
It’s Romance on the
’ March I, A
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atone:
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MAUREEN
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TIME. “INDIA AT‘ WAR"
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CHARLES TO‘WN, W. VIA.
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‘ HITS-JEFFERSON
THEATRE
CHARLES TOWN, WEST VIRGINIA
Matinee Daily 3:30 — Nite at 7:15 and 9:15 P. M.
Children Ilc Adults 28c Incl. Defense Tax
Saturday, November 28
, New Excitement . . . New
Thrills . . New *‘Aclveniure!
mn‘gn'm
mu tun
I’d" D.VIS A .' ' ‘ ‘
Aldo, Vl‘lrtiadway Ilrevity, Cartoon,
SPY SMyASHER No, 3‘
Dec. I=2
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IN TECH NICOLOR!
'@I John PAYNE
Maureen O’IIARA
‘ ‘ Randolph SCOTT
Also. News, Sportrecl, Novelty
No-
Racing Will Continue Each Week-
day Through December 19th
18 Days of Racing
PARI - MUTUELS
Daily Double on First and Second Races
"Facilities
Post Time 1:30 P. M. (EWT)
SAVE TIRES AND GAS GIVE YOUR FRIEND A LIFT.
l
CHARLES TOWN JOCKEY CLUB, Inca":
i FALL MEET or THE
l CHARLES TOWN, w. VA.
.. .,,. .
It 16*". um.
RACI
opens at Charles Town
.30 '