Triumph is just UMPH — Sunshine The chains of habit are too added to TRY! weak to be felt until they Magazine. are too strong to be broken. —Dr. Johnson. THE CARROLL RECORD A YEAR IN ADVANCE! $2.017 be per Single Copy THURSDAY. JANUARY 30, 1964 VOL. 70, No. 31 TANEYTOWN,MARYLAND. "SPICE 'N' EVERYTHING NICE" CARROLL COUNTY TB ASSN. Carroll County Celebratiou AND CITY (Your Chatty Column) 1964 Brings Still Higher I MAYOR World Day of Prayer 1 The increase of more than six per of the COMMUNITY LOCALS COUNCIL MEET all my heart, I wish you every Postal Rates cent in the rate of new cases of tu- With year the World Day of Pray- morning berculosis in Baltimore City during This A smile that shall last until the next day's Mr. and Mrs. Rutger B. Colt of A special meeting of the Mayor be held in nine 'Car- The coming of the New Year meant 1963 indicates need of stepped-up er services will eaweine. Baltimore were guests on Sunday of and City Council was held on Monday County communities, on Febru- I wish you health—life's greatest wealth: another round of increases in postal fight against the disease. roll I may help the Misses Pauline and Clara Brining. evening at 7:30 P. M. in the Town the first Friday in Lent or I wish you always near se that rates for users of second, third and New cases numbered 825, compared ary 14, to cheer Hall with all members present. 749 in on the following Sunday. Women and in some way—help to Mrs. Paul E. Rhinehart fourth class mali. to 780 the previous year and Each future day Dr. and are one step in The meeting was an attempt to re- there were representatives of the Protestant bring you hanninessl spent Friday of last week in Balti- The new increases still exist- 1961. In Carroll County county three yearly increases authorized by solve the many problems of tuberculoosis accord- Churches of all areas of the more with their children. to the annexation of 10 new cases plans for this Brrrrrrrrrr it's cold and there is Congress several years ago. That bill ent relative to a report of Robert Lee Miller, have recently made -- Taney Annex (Wentzville). ing Christian endeavor. T h e plenty more on the way, so don't let Mr. Eugene Clabaugh, son of Mr. also increased last Jan. 7 the first President of the Carroll County TB cooperative Representatives attending this service as scheduled on February, 14 a few nice days fool you as the Al- and Mrs. Russel Clabaugh, entered class letter rate to five cents per Association. of Cal- four cents, and meeting from the Taney Annex area assistant are: manac stated. And thinking the Army on January 16th and is ounce, post cards to Dr. Matthew Tayback, one arrived from pieces (such as were Messrs. Francis Lookingbill, called the in- MANCHESTER — HAMPSTEA.D endars— a nice now stationed at Fort, Jackson, S. C. third class single Wayne health commissioner, Church, office. cards unsealed) to four Ned Musser, Harry Weber and reversal in long- area—Kirkrid.ge Presbyterian "The Carroll Record" Christmas John Chenoweth, crease "an alarming Mrs. Leroy you hear Mr. Fortune give Mr. and Mrs. J. Lawrence Taylor cents. Baumgardner. Mr. of decline" and "indic- 8:00 P. M.; chairman, Did W. Feeser Company, time trends just $1,000. the other morn- of Baltimore and Mr. and Mrs. John For second class publications, both President of A. the firm hold that tubercu- Walker. away due to that company's land ative of AIRY area —• Calvary ing? The nice thing about that is one Bay of Shippensburg Pa., were callers the editorial and advertising content attended losis has on the inner city." MOUNT bordering on the Taney Annex area. Methodist Church — 2:00 P. M.; time there also was a big give away at the EUB Parsonage on Sunday. prices were increased. The per pound Frank T. Jones, executive director who an- an- Mr. Stanford Hoff, Legal Advisor. Associ- chairman, Mrs. Raymond Branden- by him and the dear woman rate on editorial matter increased also of the Maryland Tuberculosis Wagner, "Now, I can really Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hesson of a cent, to 2.6 cents for the City of Taneytown, was cases "start- burg. Speaker, Mrs. Mable swered stated, other tenth of and Mr. ation, called the jump in Hearing Aid!" Silver Spring, visited on Sunday with The rate on advertising present. Mr. James Baker will undoubtedly Missionary to India. purchase a and Mrs. Doty per pound. Municipal Tech- ling." He said it area — Edgewood a surprise to get the lovely their home folks, Mr. matter increased four tenths of a Andrew Grose of the 'n the dubious posi- NEW WINDSOR What Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Hesson. Service, Bureau of keep Baltimore Church — 7:30 P. M. Chair- letter from General Mac Arthur in R-obb and cent per pound for all zones through nical Advisory of first in the nation in the Brethren Research from the Col- tion Mrs. Howard Gosnell, Sr. Pray- answer to the one I wrote to him! Al- Mrs. zone six. Zones 7 and 8 remained at Governmental disease, a rank the city has held in man, Billy Mrs. Vernon Crouse and lege of Business and Public Adminis- er vigils will be held in preparation so a grand personal one from were Tuesday 12 and 14 cents respectively. 50 years. Clarence Albaugh this rep- tration, University of Maryland, at- depart- for this service. Graham. guests of Mr. and Mrs. For the large city dailies, has This, he said, despite Health Paul's is something interest- luncheon each year of about tended. It is this agency that city has SYKESVILLE area — St. Now, here Roy Speak. resents an increase annexa- ment statements, that the M. Chair- jewelry store just below in mailing costs of accomplished a study of the for detection, Methodist Church-7:30 P. ing — the eight per cent several all necessary facilities Greenwood. St. on Howard will gladly Miss Elizabeth distributed by mail. tion problem and prepared and follow-up. man, Mrs. Frank Lexington Mrs. Ruth Dunning, papers consideration. diagnosis, treatment area — Keysville loan you a huge silver punch bowl and the Misses Elizabeth While the third class single piece possible plans for the fine clinic facilities TANEYTO'WN P. Warfield presents many prob- Also despite Church — 7:45 P. M. Mes- free for your next affair—Rosen- and Mildred Sherwood of Baltimore rate remains at 4 cents, the minimum Annexation a high level of medical knowledge Lutheran lems, particularly that of arriving at and siah Evangelical United Brethren stock is the name. Nice? were recent guests to lunch of the per piece rate on regular circulars is in the city. grand and and an equitable solution to the matter No- Church, Sunday, February 16 at 7:30 And here is something Misses Pauline and Clara Brining. increased an eighth cent, to two Mr. Jones recalled that last things I have heard of of financing the requested improve. of the P. M. Children's service, Messiah o-ne of the nicest three-quarters cents. Circulars prob- vember the Surgeon General Fehraary and as it should be. A Mr. and Mrs. Martin Koons of Tan- remain at one ments. There are still a few task force for Evangelical U. B. Church, in a long time nonprofit organizations a petition United States named a Mrs. William wealthy widower all alone in eytown and Miss Peggy Fleagle of cents. lems to be solved before And he now urges 14, 3:45 P. M. Chairman. very and a fourth be presented to eradication of TB. life went into the store where his Mayberry, called on Mr. and Mrs. for annexation can forces be appointed by Wiley. Taneytown. As a result that similar BRIDGE area — Union great Niece is employed and handed Edgar K. Fleagle on Monday eve- the City of and also by Gov. UNION she Ki-Wives Meeting meeting, Mr. Baker is to revise Mayor McKeldin Bridge Methodist Church — 8:00 P. her a $10,000 check to do as ning. of the since the state ranks seventh down the the plan that seems to contain the Tawes, M., February 14. Chairman, Mrs. pleased! She went right were of Taneytown met but which in the nation in the problem. next morning and paid off $4,500 of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer I). Ohler The Ki-Wives most desirable ingredients, now would save Rebecca Skinner. guests last Wednesday of Monday evening, January 27, at 6:30 clarification and/or Decisive action area — St. Paul's a mortgage on her home and she said, overnight requires the also save increasing ex- WESTMINSTER her daughter and family, Mr. and at Taney Inn. There were seven of certain points. Upon re- lives and United Church of Christ — 1:00 P. "The rest sure will come in handy, change of tax funds, which will be a Mr. Anthony Mrs. John Hall and children of guests and sixteen members present. ceipt of the revision, the affected penditure M. Chairman, Mrs. Gilbert Bartho- too!" That was like opened the necessary unless the trend of increase into the picture! Eh? Don't Halethorpe. Kitty Royer, president, parties will be contacted and negoti- Janes said. omew. stepping by asking everyone to join in cases is reversed, Mr. Suburban Area — miss the movie with Doris Day in, meeting ations continued. Carroll County TB As- WESTMINSTER n d The Federation of Republican Wo- in singing one verse of America and the annexation discus- In 1963 the Meadowbranch Church of the Breth- "MOVE OVER, DARLING!" A Following gave a grant to the Soci- a grand men of Taneytown will hold their giving the Pledge to our Flag. The Mr. Grose outlined the progress sociation ren — 8:00 P. M. thinking about beds, there is 4th at 7:30 sion, department of the Western reproduction of next meeting on February invocation was given by Kaye Moh- he has made on the codification of ology new spread out of a -P. M. at Taney Inn. Come and bring by Maryland College to study the prob- ago called, "THE PRES- ney. The dinner was followed Taneytown's Ordinances. He explain- e many years a friend. by Daisy Pearl the lems of tuberculosis in Carroll Cowi LADY" and during the group singing led ed the index that will accompany there will IDENT'S with Esther Harner as the com- ty and in the near future of the "White Sale" it. sells for a smaller a student at Reifsnider new codes and stated that study and it is Annual Meeting James Stonesifer, There was a short, but im- index should be be a report on. the price and I think Stewart's is the Military- Academy, pianist. pleted codes with grant of this re- General you Massanutten portant business meeting before the hands in the near hoped that by the Carroll County only store which handles it. Did Woodstock, Va., will spend the week- in the Council's utimately lead to the store on program. A further explanation of the search it will Hospital know that the Woolworth end with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. futuee. of tuberculosis in Carroll the grandest Mrs. Florence Keppel of Westmin- new codes will be made at a later eradication Lexington St. sells Ralph W. Stonesifer, Keymar Road. by Esther Harner, County. baked goods and right there on the, ster, introduced date. annual meeting of Carroll slides and gave a most color- The lower level. They have a bun called, Mrs. A. D. Alexander returned showed General Hospital was held in- ful and descriptive talk of her recent County "Chop Suey" and when I made home Sunday following a month's Wednesday, Jan. 29, 1964, in the hos- of such a family, tour of Europe. JAYCETTE NEWS OF CHURCH WOMEN quiries as to that name visit with her daughter and MEETING pital cafeteria; Mr. Atlee W. Wanp- they stated because Mrs. Harmon C. Bickley, The next regular meeting of the fine tasting bun Dr. and Inn ler, Jr., President, presided. in it were all ground up in Jr., and daughters, Susan and Marg- Ki-Wives will be held at Taney Fourteen members and one guest commemo- the fruits program will be enjoyed At the meeting of the executive Resolutions were read the bum! Never have I tasted any- aret, Lexington, Kentucky. in February. The of the Taneytown Jaycettes Wo- L. Mathias and T. W. later. held as a pro- committee of the United Church rating Joseph thing to coMpare! Ummmmrnmmmiu announced a progressive dinner held January Jr., charter members who will Frizell- ----0 men of Carroll 'County, Mather, elee-lishus! 35e a half dozen. You Mrs. Ralph Weant, near gram for their January 22 meeting. the the last annual County at Nadine 23 at the Westminster Church of passed away since never buy any other and as for their burg, entered the Baltimore C. E. News The dinner started out was paid were made by the and is undergoing observa- appetizer, progres- Brethren, memorial tribute meeting. Reports Danish Ham — superior to all others. Hospital Brown's house for Albert. For chairmen and Joseph R. Show, tion and treatment. Her many friends Ann Dougherty's for the to the late Miss Mabel committee : Don't forget the Orchid The bi-monthly executive meeting sed on to Jo one of the most McFerron, Administrator, gave a fur 28th of Jan- will be glad to know that she is re- Audrey Fairs for the main many years she was Folks on the 27th and of the Carroll County Christian En- salad, to workers in the organization progress report of hospital activity Will be seeing sponding very nicely to treatment. home course and ended at Barbara Baum- faithful uary, at Hochschild's. deavor Union was held at the and until the recent past served as its for 1963. -The Boat Show" at the Ricketts, gardner's house for dessert and the were you at Taneytown was well represented of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence secretary. A letter of appreciation is The following new members Armory. D. V. County Republican Old Washington Rd., Westminster, On meeting. to Miss Albert's pastor. nominated and unanimously elected: do, don't shovel that at the Carroll were The group gratefully accepted the being sent • Whetever you Monday night, in V. F. W. Tuesday evening. Ten members The chairman of Christian World Voting Members— Mr. Granville E. stuff if you are over 40— dinner, C. E. Post- invitation of the Ki-Wives to attend pure white Home, Westminster, to hear the Hon. present. Five Road-Side Relations, Miss Dorothy Elderdice, Bixler, 302 High St., New Windsor; man or woman. It surely was a warn- up and several more to post their meeting on Monday evening, to S 2rinp..field Read Robert Taft, Jr., Congressman at- ers are that when invited the members of UCW Mr. Celius Brc.vp, ing for Your Observer as I was out yet. Contributions and prayers were January 27. It was decided to 8 in or- Earl E. Kopp. Line Large from Ohio, as the speaker. at the elemen- form little groups of 6 Sykesville; Mr. front and back at varioes times, given in memory of Miss Mabel R. the dentist check teeth Great Decisions Pro- Mr. Roy A. Knouse BON 5 shovel- the Jaycettes will give der to study the hero; night and day, for three days Mr. and Mrs. James Baumgardner Albert, former County C. E. Treas. tary school sponsored by the Foreign Pol- Taneytown; Mr. George C. Oursler, a big warn- brushes and tooth paste to chil- grams ing and I sure did have attended the Republican State Cen- Letters of invitation have been tooth Association, starting Feb. 9th. The 324 Westminster Rd., Reisterstown; denominations dren not having them, as another icy ing! tral Committee Meeting and Banquet sent to the different national board of UCW seeks to unite Mr. James M. Shriver, Sr., Union Ladies, if you want a 'skin you love the Sheraton- Bel- the "83rd Birthday C. E. service project of the club. solutions Green- which was held at to attend Audrey church women in seeking Mills; Mr. James C. Snyder, to touch' just buy Baby Lotion in- Hotel, Baltimore, on Wednes- Banquet" in Reese Fire Hall, Satur- Ways and Means chairman, problems and Wants, Jr., vedere Reynolds gift to current international mount; Mr. J. Pearret stead of any other product. day evening. day, February 1, at 6:30 P. M. A Fair, reported the understanding between St.,'Westminster. in Jan., went very well leav- to increase 179 West Main If your little baby was born fine program is promised and a de- wrapping paper of the world. In furtherance For the Board of Directors — Mr. a Leader in just W. Stonesifer, the a few to sell yet. peoples he or she will be Mr. and Mrs. Ralph licious meal will be served by ing just this purpose the organization has Earl E. Kopp, Lineboro, and Mr. and plus beauty, too. Rd., and Mrs. Harry Bar- Fire Co. Come, of about anything Keymar Auxiliary a Reese an official representative among the James C. Snyder, Greenmount. Valentine Day is coming up, so be rick of Frizellburg, spent the week- you are welcome. groups at the UN E. Kopp, one of two new mem- special one grand- COLLEGE WOMEN NEEDED non-governmental Earl sure you prepare for that end with their daughter and The Tr -Mission Conference will within the past year coop- bers of the Board of Directors, is Valentines are al- Mr. and Mrs. of God, BY USAF and has in yotu- life. The daughter and family, be held in Wakefield Church erated with the National Council of married to the former Jean Ann in all the stores right and family, Waltham, Feb 20 will be ready selling Sal Privitera February 20-21-22. Churches in the establishment of an Yealey. They have two sons, Earl and they truly are more beauti- Mass. Night Contest. February 21, Major Francis C. Schiess, Com- the now Society impressive Church Center for and Philip. Mr. Kopp belongs to the ful each year, bringing back those Youth Night, when the new C. E. mander of the USAF Recruiting Ser- Baumgardner enter- area an- United Nations. Boumi Shrine Temple of Baltimore, big and beautiful lacy ones which Mrs. James sextette, "Gospel Belles," will sing. vice in the Washington start a Great Club and the Miss Mary Flinger, Mrs. Nor- need -for fe- Anyone who wishes to the Hanover Country were so popular. tained February 22, Grand Climax Night. nounced today an urgent invited to get in of Christ. He arrive, man Reindollar, Mrs. Clyde Hesson, to apply for Decisions group is Lazarus United Church Before the real snow storms Missionaries are Miss Mary Bates, male college graduates Miss Dorothy Elderdice, his own building materials of those Mrs. Chester Neal, Mrs. Alabie Mr. Force officer training touch with manages be sure and purchase one New Mexico, Navajo Indians; the US Air company, Kopp's Com- $3.99 as they cover Angell, Mrs. George Shriner and Mrs. Mr. For those young women who Westminster. and lumber auto-top covers for Dave Richie, candidate to.Japan; school. secretary, Mrs. David Babylon pany of Lineboro. all glass. Another Virginia Sanders at supper last Fri- Sudan In- qualify, the Air Force offers a The the windshield and and Mrs. Phillip Osborne, can and Treasurer, Mrs. Mabel Lindsey James C. Snyder, the other new is to wash your car windows day evening. Rev. Argyl Dick, host challengeing career laced with the big thing terior Mission; reported. member of the Board of Directors, is some glycerine in the water and pastor. The public is cordially invited unexpected and the unusual. Few World J. with Mr. and Mrs. James C. Elliot and var- Mrs. Gilbert Bartholomew, married to the former Dolores that way even when dust and dirt to hear these Missionaries from careers provide the excitement, chairman announced N.J. They have as it daughters, Linda and Bonnie, of Lu- and deep satis- Day of Prayer Cauwels of Paterson, get on the windshield as soon Washington Bible School. ied experience, pride will be held on Fri- Cheryl and Lyn. Mr. off, which therville, Md.; visited their aunts, the serving your country, that 9 services ,two daughters, rains, the dirt slides right and Mrs. "Christian Endeavor Day': at faction while February 14 in Carroll County. is President of Lineboro- again without Mrs. Margaret Franquist will be July a member of the U.S. Air day, Snyder means clean windows Springs, Penna.; New York World's Fair as being Ivan Fry will be chairman of Lions Club, Chairman of Edith Elliot, York US for Team." Mrs. Manchester even wiping! them 18. Plan to attend. Contact Force ,"Aerospace annual May Fellowship luncheon County Industrial Relations Houston, Texas, Friday evening and entertained for young women who are col- the Carroll And now from, Penna. special rates on tickets—goad These which will be held at the Methodist and is President of the box of candy — to dinner in Hanover, the Fair's two- graduates or who are in their Committee there is a wonderful any day throughout lege Church in Westminster, Friday, May Greenmount EUB Churn. Mr. Sny- I ever tasted for the price of year run, if bought this month by senior year are eligible to apply. For the best All persons having used articles 1. der is Vice President and General $8.95 which Mrs. Garver and her son are February 29. Join the annual Inter- further information without obliga- finance chair- - for the Good-Will Industries re- Mrs. Carl Schaeffer, Manager of Snyder Body, Inc., Green make. It is simply fabulous of big the Misses Annan or national C. E. membership now for tion call or visit the Air Force key women promote of asked to phone 3301 Park man, asked that mount. nuts and fruit with a tiny bit the new store in Westminster, 90 youth work all over the world. cruiting office located at membership drive du- Members were course 15, Md., phone MO. the sustaining The following Board cake to hold it together; of W. Main St., phone TI 8-8165. A Circle, Baltimore ring •the month of February. Mrs. nominated and unanimously elected mixed in between. MOTHERS MARCH OF DIMES 4-5880. to with chocolate truck will call at your home for the Schaeffer will head a committee as officers and members of the Ex- Will be seeing you next week. D. articles. DO NOT TAKE ITEMS TO possible for the president, Scott S. Bair, -end. Until Wo- make it ecutive Committee: V. Have a grand week THE ANNAN HOME. The Federation of Republican Mrs. Curtis Dubble to attend the of Board; F. Kale Mathias, of Taneytown wish to extend TRANSFER OF COMMAND Church Chairman then, men National Assembly of United President; Nathan Weinstock, Vice I am, Mr. and Mrs. Marcus Baker of near their sincere thanks to the solicitors on October 5-9 Koontz, Jr., Goff of Pikes- Women to be held President; Howard E. town celebrated their Silver Wedding of the Mothers March of Dimes cam- Brig. Gen. John J. City, Missouri. Other com- treas- Faithfully, transferred from in Kansas secretary; J. Ralph Bonsack, - Anniversary on January 12th, at the paign for their efforts in this cause. ville, Md., has been chairmen are: school of mis- M.D., A. Earl YOUR OBSERVER Mrs. Dept. of Md. Confeder- mittee urer; C. L. Billingslea, Taneytown Rod and Gun Club house The solicitors were as follows: Commanding sions, Mrs. John Wood and local mi- Charles 0. Fisher, David A. 0 about 50 friends and relatives Joan Cassell, Nancy High Command to Northeast Shipley, with John Harner, ate grant work, Mrs. Allen Morelock. Scott, Atlee W. Wampler, Jr., K. Ray as guests. Refreshments were served Stine, Mrs. Nadine Riffle, Mrs. Steph- Commander. publicity Chm.. Md., Mrs. Allen Morelock, Hollinger, Paul E. Lawyer, J. Rollin THE P.-T.A. OBJECTS buffet style and the couple received anie Olsen, Mrs. LeRoy Reifsnider, Col. J. F. Fox, Rocky Ridge, TI 8-4235 Col. to Brig. Phone. Hunter. many very lovely and useful gifts. Mrs. Dewey Simpson, Joan Reindol- has been promoted from Atlee W. of Gen. Goff as The outgoing President, To promote the welfare of children lar, Joan Clingan, Peggy Fleagle, Gen. taking the place been President of church and The Carroll Chapter, National Sec- of Dept. of Md. Confed- Wampler, Jr., has and youth in home, school, Fay Hilthrbricls, Carol Remsburg, Commander CLASS MEETING HELD Gene: al Hospital since retaries Association (Int.), met at King, High Command with National Carroll County community. Nancy Wargny, Mis. Shirley erate beginning in 1956. He is married standards of home life. Sunset View on Lincoln Road , in Mrs. Ethel Gar- Headquarters in Nashville, Tenn., its To raise the Mrs. Betty Naylor, N. Florence Wargny was hostess to the former Janet Smith and they To secure adequate laws for the Westminster Thursday, Jan. 23. The ber, Mrs. Clifford Ott, Jane and Ed- commanded by Brig. Gen. Donald Mrs. Com- the Graceful Workers S. S. Class have one son. Mr. Wiampler is a care and protection of children and meeting was led . by the president, ith Baumgardner, Mrs. Myron Tracey, Ramsay. The Confederate High to of Car- of Picketts January 16, with 12 members pre- Director of the Carroll County Bank youth. Shirley Bare. Representatives Mrs. George.Creise, Mrs. Haeel Lam- mand was the sponsors on Broad- will attend the Division July 3, 1963. sent. Mrs. Wargny read the scrip- and Trust Co., Carroll County To bring into closer relation the roll Chapter bert, Mrs. Donald Hering, Mrs. Ray- charge at Gettysburg, the Mary- honor of the International some wonderful pic- ture followed with an appropriate casting Corporation and home and the school, that parents meeting in mond Perry, Mrs. Ned Musser, Mrs. Gen. Fox has Several Merchants. He intelli- on Feb. 2, at the Sheraton- at Gettysburg; before, meditation for the new year. land Council of Retai' and teachers may cooperate Officers Leonard Wants Mrs. Wilbur Thomas, tures taken Pauline Gar- and St. Paul's the child. Parke Hotelein Washington. Prelim- and after the charge. He hymns were sung. Mrs. is a member of Kiwanis gently in the training of Mrs. Louis Michea, Mrs. Kenneth during, entitled, "The of Christ. Mr. Wamp- educators and inary plans are being made for the played the part of Gen. Robert E. ner rendered a poem United Church To develop between be Houck. tha unveil- Year." Mrs. Wargny rendered ler owns and manages Atlee W. general public such united efforts D-M-D Division Meeting to held Also their thanks to all those who bee. These incn were at New the in Pikes- marker of Gen. two poems, "New Years Thoughts," Wampler and Son '14 irniture Co. as will secure for every child the in May at Warren House contributed so generously. It is ing service of the Bowersox and Mrs. one mile North and "The Glad New Year." The new President, F. Kale Math- highest advantages in physical, ment- ville. Mrs. Angela gratifying to report a collection of Meade Headquarters conduct- are co-chairmen for on the LitJestown Rd. The business meeting was ia.s, has been Vice President of Car- al, social and spiritual education. Mary Isennock $350.00. af Taneytown rainy day this event. 20, 1963. ed by our president. The roll County G meral liosnital from its October year of 1963 was married to "DOWN ON Bag's dues for the beginning in 1956. He is RISING COSTS thank-you notes were Fisher and they $1.18. Several the former Elizabeth BOYS FACE CHARGES FOR TO BE HELD THE FARM" ANNUAL MEMBERSHIP read by the Sunshine Committee. A four children, three boys and RECEPTION the have TO RURAL MAIL BOXES MEETING OF THE CARROLL motion was made and approved one girl. Mr. Mathias is a Trustee DAMAGE nearly $6,000,000,000 all shut-in members College, a mem- A reception will be held on Sunday, It is costing COUNTY RED CROSS class would visit of Western Maryland to run the U. S. Department of Ag- least twice a year, and to present City Goneeil of Westmin- Maryland State Police have appre- Feb. 2, from 4:00 to 5:30 P. M., at at ber of the the riculture every year. This amounts of a program for the residents of the a member of St. John's Roman hended two teen-age boys from the Evangelical Reformed Church, The annual membership meeting ster, extensive Rev. Dr. to $32 for eveey man, woman and will be Chmele Home at Hanover, Pa., and Catholic Church, and Kiwanis. Mr. Taneytown area for causing Frederick, in honor of The than the Carroll County Red Cross of 1964. boxes in the family. Dr. child in the country. It is more from 4 un- Hagerstown, Md., in the Fall Mathias is a partner in the Joseph damage to rural mail Roy C. Snyder and his federal held Tuesday, February 4 Bake Sale firm. the night of of Poto- twice as much as the entire American Legion We will have a Foodless L. Mathias and Sons monument Taneytown vicinity on Snyder has been President back in 1930. And til 5 P. M. at the St. Patrick's Day. an Acting Conference of government cost Square, Westminster,, commemorating January 27, 1964. mac Synod, the nation had twice as many Home, Legion 1964. Carroll Countians have the United Church of Christ, and has in 1930 March 15, The 'young farms as it has today. Maryland. closed with the Mizpath charged with malicious destruc- accepted a call to be the Associate Certificates of appreciation will ba Meeting golf duffel eeldom addresses been re- This is the equivelent of a father benediction followed with delicious "The tion of property and have been Minister of the Kentucky-Indiana presented to the volunteers, also the the ball properly . . . after he misses Date of of Ivith 10 children who is spending year. A refreshments served by our hostess. leased on bail pending trial. Conference of the United Church and left election of officers for the at the it."—Rosalie K. Frost, Cranston, (R. friends of more after they've married will fol- The next meeting will be held the hearing be r• Christ. All members and he was rear- social hour and fellowship A mtors. I.) Herald. Churches of the home than he did when horn.. of Mrs. 111 ilti the Carroll County —Dallas News. low. United- Church of Christ are invited. ing them. Page Two THE CARROLL RECORD, TANEYTOWN, MARYLAND January 30, 1961 THE CARROLL RECORil CUSTOM SLAUGHTERING (NON-PARTISAN) GOING TO NEW YORK WORLD'S FAIR? BEEF - PORK - LAMB Published every Thursday, at Taney town, - VEAL Md., by The Carroll Record Company BUY YOUR TICKETS IN ADVANCE AT A DISCOUNT. Complete Processing BOARD OF DIRECTORS $2.00 ADULT TICKET Tips on rar care M. ROSS FAIR, President — $1.35 Curing & Smoking NORMAN It. BAUMGARDNER, V.-Pres. $1.00 CHILD TICKET — 67/12,0 CLYDE L. HESSON, See'y WILLIAM F. BRICKER For the convenience of our patrons we have secured a supply of HAHN'S FOOD SERVICE MODERN MOTORIST MRS. SHIRLEY KING by: W. A. "Red HALL tutomotive Speciedist CHARLES L. STONESIFER Tickets. The Discount Sale ends February 28, 1964. Westminster Tilden 8 - 4040 Editor, Manager and Treasurer lthough winter driving can be PCV system) to prevent combus- 9-19-tf A difficult, some of its burdens tion gases and water from re- Member of can be avoided by the motorist maining' in the crankcase. Maryland Association THE BIRNIE TRUST COMPANY who How- Press looks ahead and practices preven- ever, cars that are two years of American Press Association MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORP. MII 41611111111111111111=1118111•111111,111111111111* tive maintenance. age or older rely entirely on the General subscription rate, $2.00 a year; My last col- breather. With cold oil in the 6 months, $1.25. Subscriptions west of umn provided crankcase — and possibly a film the Mississippi River, 62.50; to Canada, TURKEYS some of oily dirt on $3.00. Advance payment is required in I tips on the breather ele- all cases. .. ment — the ability tuu=I safe driving of the breather ..4. BROAD BREASTED ADVERTISING rates will be given oa i and proper pre- to remove crankcase water is km- application, after the character of the busi- ited ness has been definitely stated BRONZE and WHITES cautions with in the winter. together Phone: with information as to space, position and HENS: the exhaust Under these conditions, using a length of contract. The publisher reserves Gettysburg 14 — 22 lbs. system and chemical compound the privilege I I designed to of declining all offers for EDgewood au .. brakes of your kccp cor.taminants from space. GOBS: 18 - 34 lbs. forming The label on paper contains date to 4-3165 car. This sludge offers a ready solution to which the subscription has been paid. Westminster i month, I want the problem. Du Pont Motor Oil Entered as Second Class matter Teeter in the TI. 8-6867 BROWER to explain how Additive (M.O.A.) serves this Postoffice at Taneytown, Md., under the • BROS. I Act of March 3,. 1879. CRUSHED STONE I TANEYTOWN, simply using purpose by keeping the water dis- All articles on this page are either orig- MD. Gs a good oil additive can prevent persed and the oil completely fluid. inal or properly credited. This has always troubles caused teen a fixed rule with this office. Phone: PL 6-5484 by water in the M.O.A. also improves the vis- All advertisements crankcase—a problem that nor- for 2nd, 3rd, 6th and If It's Crushed Stone, Call Teeter 11 I 11-7-tf cosity index of 7th pages must be in our office by Mon- mally becomes worse in winter oil, enabling it day morning of each week: otherwise, in- weather. sertion cannot be guaranteed until the TEETER to do a better following week. STONE,INC. Tosamanalasmossimmoseema:. Water in the crankcase comes job of lubricat- The publication in The ltecord of clip- chiefly from products of com- ing all moving ped or signed editorials does not neces- WESTMINSTER, MD. GETTYSBURG, PA. bustion that "blow by" from the parts sarily mean that such editorials are en- Symptoms of Distress Arising from of the en- dorsed by The Record. In many in- cylinders. The amount of water is gine. Another etances they are published in order to • •• • • -4. • especially large if piston rings do side benefit, show varying opinions public STOMACH ULCERS on topics. not fit properly. Getting rid of sometimes, is DUE TO this water is more difficult during THURSDAY, JANUARY 30, 1964 ItElalINID ItOttiffraild111111111111110130Milli11111M3=3:38.M11110 EXCESS ACID quicker start- •1021*UOIGNIIMIII0 winter driving than at other times up 4111 QUICK RELIEF OR NO COST of a cold en- because more heat is needed to gme. WHY LEAP YEAR? Ask About 15-Day Trial Offer! effect evaporation through the Preventive breather in the cap of the oil maintenance is a worthy invest- BE YOUR --I- Over five filler pipe. ment, OWN BOSS! million packages of the considering its small cost If the earth went round the sun in WILLARD TREATMENT have been sold The newest cars are equipped compared with the frustrations for relief of symptoms of distress arising from with positive crankcase +xactly 36.5 days, with no extra hrs. Stomach ventila- that may be avoided. Much better and Duodenal Ulcers due to Ex- tion (manufacturers call it the ( r seconds, the world would have no Modern, 2 bay service station cosi Acid—Poor Digestion,Sour or Upset than waiting until trouble begins. Stomach, Gassiness, Heartburn, Sleep- leap year. The actual circuit takes 6 lessness, etc., due to Excess Acid. Ask for hours, 11 minutes and about 14 sec- in good neighborhood "Willard's Message" which fully explains for lease. this home treatment—tree--at 4,nds longer. So a 365-day calendar, with no leap years, wouldn't work. TANEYTOWN, MARYLAND TANEYTOWN PHARMACY After a millennium or so, the seasons would be reversed., Small investment So the odd February 29 such as in 1964 and the 366-day year are need- CONTACT ed to keep the calendar in trim with the seasons. The extra day every 4 John R. Brown years ignores the odd 11 minutes and 14 seconds. But the balance is SINCLAIR REFINING CO. brought closer by not having a Feb. 29 in years that end in 00, except • Call: TI 8-8900 when they are divisible by 400. It took mankind a long time to after 6:00 P. M. — home phone get the calendar straightened out. All sorts of weird calendars were TI 8-8058 tried before Julius Caesar took a tt hand, almost 2,000 years ago. But 1-23-4t !hen the seasons had slipped so far 0118O1111111002:0(ttitiellIEMIND=3:1=110111111131111002.10:101119132011DAMAMIIIIIIIIIII*1 out of line that the year 46 B. C. was made 15 months long to straighten things out. That was known as the "year of confusion," and no wonder. The vanity of Augustus Caesar —Charitti riithertq, i..-ave the world months of the lengths Homemaker's now known. He objected to having 30- Counselor day August named after him when Charles Dickens is much better July, named after Julius, had 31 days. known for fiction than fact. Most So he borrowed a day from Febru- people know his authorship of ary to give August 31 days, too, and "Oliver Twist" but few moderns then alternated the order of 30 and know he was editor of "Household 31-day months for the rest of the Words", a factual weekly. In 1856, year. Dickens wrote in this periodical on the subject of a new metal that: "Henceforth, respectable babies will be born with aluminum spoons in their mouths." Harris M. Frock Star-spangled savings plan TI 8-7505 Westminster, Md. He also wrote that aluminum Agent for Most would be applied to the "fabri- of us think about the future in It's easy to buy Savings Bonds on the terms of paying off the Virginia S. Griffin cation of vessels and instruments mortgage, Payroll Plan where you work. A $50 educating the children, providing a TE 3-1555 Reisterstown, Md. of all kinds in which resistance Bond costs $37.50, a $25 Bond $18.75, to the retirement income. action of the air and to and you can buy them in installments NEAR WESTMINSTER-1/12 acras the chemical agents is indispen- But with the world the way it is for only a few dollars a pay day. Or with seven room house and bath, sable...for traveling purposes, today, it's almost impossible to make buy them outright at any two-car garage, chicken house, for which its lightness is no small plans for your own future without bank. No charge plenty of fruit trees and berries. merit." considering the future of your coun- for the service. This is a real nice place. try, too. NEW Buy Series E Bonds for growth, LISTING—near White Hall, OAP — When you Md., Baltimore buy U. S. Savings Series County, fivc min- Bonds, your H for current income. utes from York Expressway. In 1856, only 60 pounds of aluminum money takes on both 1 0 0 jobs. It grows acre farm, six room house and had been produced and the cost was to build your financial strength. Some nice things about bath. Priced right. $32,000. about $100 per pound. It was difficult FIRST TIME for Dickens to foresee that At the same time, it helps Uncle Series E Bonds OFFERED — 73-acre it would be • You get dairy farm near produced in such quantity Sam watch over our peace and 331,4/% more money Uniontown, Md. as to make when they mature This is a beautiful farm, it the most economical metal security. lovely for many • You can defer the tax on accu- house in a nice setting. Can be purposes. Why not give your bought savings dollars mulated interest until the Bonds with or without cattle and this double assignment? are cashed equipment. By You'll be appointment only. Half a century ahead of joining millions of American • You can get your money 'SIX families when ROOMS and bath, alumnium commercial accomplish- who are investing in their country's you need it siding house on 100x160 foot ht ment, Dickens failed to future • Your Bonds are replaced free if with — and you'll probably feel city water. Have you wanted predict the first wide: pretty lost, destroyed, or stolen a home in town good about it. that has country scale use of aluminum — 7.:tmosphere? If so you must see in cooking this one! utensils. The quality he did not know NEW LISTING or —Union Bridge two foresee was its high heat apartment brick house with four conductivity Keep freedom in your future with garages. Broadway which made and Whyte St. it ideal for Nice investment property. cookware. U.S. SULLIVAN HEIGHTS—brick ranch- SAVINGS BONDS er, large kitchen, The dining room, lg. Govern,ent does not pay for this advertisement. The TreasLry living room with merit thanks The Advertising Council fireplace, three and this newspaper for their patriotic d tTgY bedrooms, family room, two baths. TIRED NEAR UNION BRIDGE — 42-acre KIDNEYS farm, six-room house, bath, hot GOT YOU DOWN? Make the BU- water heat, fireplace in kitchen, KETS 4-day 39(' test. Give kidneys a lovely home:' gentle lift with BUKETS well-balanc- ed NEAR TAYLORSVILLE—new three formula. Help get rid of uric waste bedroom brick rancher. You must that may cause getting up nights, see this one! scanty passage, burning, backache, leg pains. If not pleased, your 39t back LET US LIST YOUR FARM, at any drug store. TODAY at TAN- WE NEED SMALL FAMRS. EYTOWN PHARMACY. For investment properties or ONE HOUR businesses, call us COLD .TREATMENT TI 8 - 7505 In just 60 minutes your 64 back at any drug store, if not pleased. Take two 13Q+6 tablets each half hour for 3 times. For QUICK AC- TION r=•:::: Mar' ** you don't wait hours between doses. TODAY at TANEYTOWN PURCHASE A PHARMACY. RUBBER STAMP with Taneytown area "ZIP CODE" NUMBER 2 1 7 8 7 Parents whose children's pic- Ask for a Comply with Postal free folder with Require- tures were published in a series Watch 'em start strong and combination complete details on the ments and add the Zip Code to in this newspaper recently of quality ingre- Wayne under fast with the Wayne Pullet Poultry Feeding Program. your return address after the the heading "Citizers of Tomor- dients does the trick. city and state, the easy way row" arc informed that they Program — develop sturdy with a rubber stamp! • may pick up at our office the frames of bone and muscle THE REINDOLLAR COMPANY THE small photographs we have in without extra fat — ready to our possession if they desire. Taneytown, Maryland CARROLL You lay long and lustily, quickly RECORD may have these pictures PHONE: PL 6-6603 CO. —free! get eggs up to size. Wayne's THE CARROLL RECORD, TANEYTOWN, MARYLAND Pag-e Th - fr'y ° TANEYTOWN ORGANIZATIONS PROGRAM SCHEDULE T. U0:202:0=0::0::0=0::0U0.1202:0.10=0:302:0210=2:0::=0U0U0130::0130130 I CURRENT EVENTS I Taneytown Chamber of Commerce meets on the 3rd Monday in each month at FIFTY YEARS AGO the Taney Inn at 8:00 o'clock. Frank I Dunham, Prealdent: 1st Vice President. WFMD Frederick, Maryland • Marie Ohler; 2nd Vice President, Rob art Rentz; Secretary, Donald Smith Treasurer, Murray IL Baumgardner, 93 on your A M Radio Dial • An unusual number of February Executive Committee, Merwyn C. Fuss Arnold. sales will be held this year, likely be- and Charles R. MONDAY THRU FRIDAY cause there were not enough days in 11:10 Gospel Light Program 5:25 CBS News • March. 4:58 Sign On The Taneytown Vol. Fire Company meets 5:00 Getting lip Time 11:30 Women of Washington 5:33 Area Weather But one light snow for the whole 2nd Monday of each month in the :25 Ministerium 11:35 Happy Johnny 3:34 Evening Show • Winter, up to January 30th, is a re- Firemen's Building from April thra 5:30 World News, Weather 12:00 World & Area News 6:00 CBS News ci. and October thru 12:05 Agriculture News 6:05 Area News, Weather markable record, and one not equaled Sept. at 8:00 p. 0:35 (letting Up Time March at 7:30 p. In.; President, Jack 6:00 World News, Weather 12:10 Happy Johnny 6:10 Sports News • for many years. Smith; Vice President, Howard Welty; 6:05 Getting Up Time 12:30 Weather Forecast 6:15 Dinner Date The program "Concerta Doloroso Secretary, J. Wendell Garber; Finan- 6:30 World News 12:35 Happy Johnny 6:30 Headlines, Weather Jr.; 6:32 Dinner Date • II" to be rendered in the Opera cial Secretary, Harry Dougherty, 6:35 Weather Forecast 1:00 CBS News Treasurer, Stanley King; Chief, Wil- 6:40 Getting Up Time 1:08 Area News, Weather 6:45 Lowell Thomas House next Thursday evening by lo- bur F. Miller, Jr.; Trustees, Charles 7:00 World News, Weather 1:10 Happy Johnny 6:55 Sports Time cal talent, for the benefit of the U. Lookingbill, Kenneth Houck, Norville 7:05 Getting Up Time 1:30 Woman's World 7:00 CBS News GIFT Graham WII- 7:08 Area News, Weather Don't forget B. Church promises to be one of Welty, Meredith Gross, 7:30 Area News, Weather 1:35 Happy Johnny ASSORTMENT OF dasiu. 2:00 CBS News 7 :10 Evening Report 7:35 Getting Up Time • CHOCOLATES special excellence and enjoyment. 7:55 Community News 2;08 Area News, Weather 7:15 Worldwide Sports VALENTINES "HER" on St. Wm. M. Reindollar has bought 8:00 World News Roundup 2:10 Here's Hollywood 7.:30 Ask Dimension LARGE SELECTION OF BEAUTIFUL 7:35 Easy Listening tt the Jos. E. Roelkey lot, on Fairview The American Legion — Reason-Snider 8:15 Morning Show 2:15 Bob Helder Show • Valentine's Dav third Thursday of 8:30 Area News, Weather 2:30 Fashion Scope 8:00 The World Tonight HEART BOXES Ave., and will build a dwelling on it Post No. 120 meets TO VALENTINE each month at 8:00 P. M. in the Legion 8:35 Morning Show 2:35 Bob udder Show 8:15 Night Sounds in Music 5C Friday. Fel). this Summer. Home. All service men welcomed. 8:55 Morning Report 3:00 CBS News 9:00 CBS News, Weather • A. Adjutant 9:00 CBS News 3:08 Area News, Weather 9:06 Night Sounds in Music Edw. E. Reindollar has sold the Commander, Kenneth Bair; 14th. Clarence Hamer; Finance Officer, Ray 9:08 Area News, Weather 3:10 Bob Helder Show 9:30 Headlines, Weather 75c TO '5" old 'I" Reindollar store property on York Close-Up 9:32 Night Sounds in Music K. Fair; Service Officer, Neal Powell. 9:10 Arthur Godfrey 3:30 Personal 0!,_ al, _ _ • '3? _.'''_ 'n Street to the present occupant, E. A. You are eligible to belong to The 10:00 CBS News 3:35 Bob lielder Show 10:00 CBS News, Weather in Music Newcomer. American Legion if you served honor- 10:08 Area News, Weather 4:00 CBS News 10:00 Night Sounds in at any House Party 4 :08 Area News, Weather 10:45 Armed Forces Review William M. Reindollar sold ably the Military Forces 10:10 his time during one of these three periods: 10:30 Dear Abby 4:10 Bob Helder Show 11:00 World & Area News property on York St., this week, to April 6, 1917, to Nov. 11, 1918; or Dec. 10:35 Garry Moore 4:30 Sidelights 11:05 Sports & Weather Know David Bachman of near Kump. The 7, 1941, to Sept. 2, 1945; or June 25, 10:45 Morning Melodies 4:35 Bob Helder Show 11:10 Be Still & • 3:05 World News 11:15 Sign Off price paid is said to have been $4500 1950, to July 27, 1953. 11:00 CBS News pr. 3 pr. $2.75 11:08 Area News, Weather 5:10 Evening Show hg Cannon Nylons 99c including a vacant lot on the same street. Har- lionocacy Valley Memorial Post 61118, SATURDAY ney, Md., meets on 1st and 3rd Tues- Eli Bentley Clacks Once in Made day of each month in the V.F.W. .4:58 Sigu On 11:35 Happy Johnny :35 CBS News, Weather Popular Records 98e Taneytown . . . A famous Clock- Barney, Md. Commander, Kenneth 5:00 Getting Up Time 12:00 World News, Weather 6:45 Congressional Report I of Commerce Maker who left his Good works be- NIcKluney; Adjutant, Robert Reck: 5:25 Ministerium 12:05 Agriculture News t1:50 Chamber Raymond Claybaugh. Weather 12:10 Happy Johnny Ii:55 Sports News hind. From the most 'reliable infor- Quartermaster, 5:30 World News, 5:35 Getting Up Time 12:30 Weather Forecast 7:00 CBS News, Weather mation obtainable Eli Bentley made 6:00 World News, Weather 12:35 Happy Johnny 7:05 News Analysis Charmcraft Valentine Cards for clocks in Taneytown from about 1800 6:03 Getting Up Time 1:IX) CBS News, Weather 7:10 Senator Beall The Taueytown Junior Chamber of Com- 1:05 Sports News :15 Army Big Bands o•u to 1820. His shop is said to have been 6:30 World News merce, Taneytown, Md., meets the 6:35 Weather Forecast 1:10 Music with Lew Wade 7:30 La New York every member of the Family in part of the old building torn down second Thursday of each month at 6:40 Getting Up Time 1:30 Dimension of a Dateline 7:35 Easy Listening when the Eckenrode building on the The Raft Restaurant, President, John 7:1)0 World News, Weather 1:35 Music with Lew Wade 7:55 Sports News M. Skiles; 1st Vice President, Dean Up Time 2:00 CBS News, Weather :00 CBS News square was built. J. A. Heiman of 7:05 Getting Weather 5 10c to $1.00 Brown; 2nd Vice President, VVayue 7:30 Area News, Weather 2:05 Sports News :10 Area News, Emmitsburg who has a faculty for Baumgardner: Secretary, Cecil Lewel- Up Tithe 2:10 Music with Lew Wade :15 All Kinds of Music 7:35 Getting Midnight preserving historic information, ling ; Treasurer, Robert L. Bowers; 7815 Community News 2:30 Headlines, Weather '30 Music Till State Director, Dean Nusbaum; Di- News Roundup 2:32 Music with Lew Wade 9:00 CBS News, Weather writes us that Eli Bentley is regis- 8:00 World Midnight rectors, Ellwood C. Myers, Donald M. 8:15 Saturday Show 3:00 CBS News, Weather 9:05 Music Till Spray Colognes tered in the first census, taken in Smith, Larry Little. Living :05 Saturday Show 9:30 Headlines, Weather 8:30 Better Midnight 1790, as having eight in the family, 8:35 Saturday Show 3:30 It's New 9:32 Music Till News, Weather 3:35 Saturday Show 10:00 CBS News, Weather and resident of Taneytown. The 9:00 CBS Midnight 9:05 Saturday Show 4 00 CBS News, Weather 10:05 Music Till Toilet Waters Bentley clocks are not all of the same fresson-Snider Unit 120, American Legion in Space 4:05 Saturday Show 10:30 Headlines, Weather 9:30 The Week Midnight pattern, some being more elaborate Auxiliary meets the first Thursday of 9:35, Saturday Show 4:30 Calling America • 10:32 Music Till each mouth at 8 p. m., at the Post Weather 4:35 Saturday Show 10:45 Pat Boone than others, both as to works and 10:00 CBS News, Weather - Home. Pres., Bernice Rodkey; let vise 10:05 Sports News 5:00 CBS News, Weather 11:00 World News, Till Midnight dial, the maker evidently exercising Prem., Catherine Shank; 2nd Vice 10:10 Social Security :05 Saturday Show 11:05 Music Bath Powders & Perfumes his skill according to the price paid. Pres., Betty Jane Houck; Sec., Lois Session 5:30 At Your Leisure 11:30 headlines, Weather 10:15 Guard Midnight Wetzel; Treasurer, Mae Long; His- This Week in Business 5:35 Saturday Show 11:32 Music Till A peculiarity about his work is that 10:30 Navy Swings torian. Irene Unger; sesgeant at Arms. 10:35 F.F.A. News 6:00 World News 11.:45 The while he always attached his name he Margaret Ritenour: Color Bearers, Gospel Singers 0:05 Area News, Weather 12:00 World & Area News 10:45 Knight Weather was not so regular with the date. Catherine Myers and Marie Ott; Chap- 11:01) CBS News, Weather 6:10 Sports News 12:04 Sports & 12:07 Be Still & Know $6.95 up The cases in all probability were lin, Regina Foreman. 11:05 Sports News 6:15 Dinner Date Timex Watches 11:10 Gospel Light Program 6:30 Sound Story 12:10 Sign Off as OM• •• • I MN IN II • III• •I • made by local cabinet-makers 11:30 European Diary there are no evidences of Bentley- Fire Company meets cases. This is true at least of Harney Volunteer made 2nd and 4th Monday of taseh month in SUNDAY in Beautiful the "Frazer" clocks which were also 7:30 Whitman's Chocolates the Firemen's Building at P..11. On 12:10 Pentecostal Church 7:00 CBS News President, Fred Spangles': Vice Presi- 6:53 Sign made in Taneytovrn at a later date; Rock of Ages 12:30 Follow Up 7:05 Sports News dent. Wilbur Reifsnider; Secretary, 6:55 News, Weather and it seems quite probable that Mr. 7:25 Area News, Weather 12:35 Anatomy of a Headline 7:10 Area Boxes 1 lb.$2.25 - 2 lb.$4.50 Melvin Amoss: Treasurer. Elwood 12: University Explorer 7:15 Army Spotlight Heart Frazer may have learned the business Chief, Carroll Selby: 7:30 Church of the Air 45 Strickheuser; News 1:00 CBS News, Weather 7:30 In Latin America Trustees—Donald Hess, Chester Moose, 7:55 Community under Bentley as the clocks are much News. Weather 1:05 Sports News 7:35 Sound Flights Walter Clingan. 8:00 World Serenade in Blue alike in workmanship. These clocks 8:05 Sunday Music 1:10 Sunday Music • 7:40 from London 7:55 Area News, Weather appear to have been made as late as 8:25 Safety Story ady 1:30 Special 1:35 Sunday Music 8:00 CBS News 8:30 Sports News Kendrick 1845. The Bentley clocks are nearly Chlidren's Chapel 1:55 CBS News, Weather 8:10 Alexander PHARMACY 8:35 TANEYTOWN and organizations a All other Fraternities Music 8:25 Folklore all 24-hour clocks, chain wind, but to use this directory for th.. 8:50 CBS News, Weather 2:00 Sunday are invited 3:00 CBS News, Weather 8:30 Weekly Repert 7 York Street, — TANEYTOWN, MD. few are 8-day key wind. The Frazer public information It carries. Cost fo. 9:00 School Report Entertainment, U.S.A. 3:05 Sunday Music 8:45 Science Editor 8-day class. oue year only *dm.. 9:15 News, Weather clocks are of the 9:30 Science Beat 4:00 CBS News, Weather 9:00 CBS OPEN EVENINGS — FREE S & H STAMPS II 4:05 Sunday Music 9:05 News Analysis 9:35 Sunday Music Question Folklore 5:00 CBS News, Weather 9:10 Leading 9:55 :35 Capitol Cloakroom 30131011211M2022)020120113110=02:021013420130210:10:20t10:20U0130130220nOtt 10:00 CBS News 5:05 Sunday Music 9 White House Corspndt. 10:00 CBS.News, Weather 10:05 Sports & Weather 5:30 Mission 5:35 Sunday Music 10:05 Union Rescue Roundup Speaks to You N'olk Music 6:00 CBS News, Weather 10:20 The Bible 10:15 World of Lake City Choir `%31(ta)1(824)1(tleint40:2402:140134021e0U4i0U4i0t1.02:40U401340ttiOttiOttir Moscow Scene 6:05 Sports News 10:35 Salt 10:30 :00 World & Area News 10:30 What's the Issue? 6:10 The Headliner 11 6:15 Washington Report 11:04 Sports Sr Weather 1 11:00 Church Service & Know News, Weather 0:30 Mediterranean Notebook 11:07 Be Still 12:00 World Sign OK CALVIN AMOSS 12:05 Sports News 6:35 Heartbeat Theatre 11:10 FOR MEN, WOMEN OR . 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Only He should have bought tire chains before! be eiratused with enerarin4 "BUILD WHILE YOU LIVE" OUR 58th YEAR avo to two moats Jo/ivory/ PREVENT THOSE WINTER DRIVING WOES The Safe Winter Driving League presents this winter driving rein- tip from the National Safety Council: "Tests show that forced tire chains cut stopping distance on snow and ice more effectively than anything else, and give from four to five times The Carroll Record Company, Inc. be a as much traction as regular tires without chains." Don't and traffic blocker-t-always carry tire chains for severe snow DIAL PL. 6-6600 Taneytown. Md. ice conditions. . Ecur THE CARROLL RECORD, TANEYTOWN, MARYLAND AmpiniorminemmiliMMEMM January 30, as h grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Detour are both missing some school burg, W. Va.; we wish for him a 1-Frers be contacted about the possi- PROCEEDINGS to chicken pox. The chicken OF ORPHANS' TIE CARROLL RECORD Valentine. due pox speedy recovery. bility of helping with this project. COURT Monday evening visitors with Mr. ire really making the rounds of the We are having quite a change in Mrs. Vernon Wolfe THURSDAY, JANUARY 30, 1961 told of the suc- and Mrs. Marlin Six, Barry, Brett whools right now. weaaher this morning (Tues.), yester- cess of the Country Store at the Gerard V. Ashcroft, as Ex'r. of Jo- and Belinda, were Mr. and Mrs. Larry Keysville Lutheran Sunday School day was like a spring day-an ideal Chicken Barbecue held last summer. seph Ashcroft, dec'd, settled a First Koontz, Patti and Kim. teachers and officers mark your cal- wash day, but oh, this morning, snow and requested all the Clubs of the and Final Adm. Account. CORRESPONDENCE mdars for a mer,ing on Feb. 6 at flakes flying around. We have to County be considering now what they Lillian D. Sier, Ex'rx. of Abraham he church. take the bitter with the sweet. • can send for the table which will be E. Davis, dec'd., settled a First and Latest Items of Local News Furnished FRIZELLBURG The afternoon of the 24th, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Adkins wishes to set up for the Barbecue to be held Final Adm. Account. Ars. Richard Wilhide and Susan of thank all who sent cards, for the on Aug. 15, 1964. Some ideas are: Leslie B. Leister, et. als., Admrs. By Our Regular Staff of Writers Services this Sunday at the Church 7t orest and Stream Club Road were gifts, the many prayers, and for all fancy aprons, crochet and knit work, of Lena B. Leister, decd., settled a elf .God-Sunday School at 10:00 A. ;isitors with her aunt, Mrs. Joseph the kindnesses shown her and the tea towel and potholders to First and Final Adm. Account. correspondence match, We desire to reach our M., C. G. Y. A. at 6:30 P. M., wor- 3orge in Washington. family while she was sick at home smocked pillows and hats, scatter Margaret R. Marsh, Ex'rx. of office on W.dnesday, if at all possible. It Miss Becky Houck, daughter will be nez-ssary, therefore, for most let- ship service in the evening at 7:30; of Mr. and at the hospital and since her re- rugs of all types, toaster and mixer James T. Marsh, dec'd., settled a ters to b.t mailed on Tuesday morning. in observance of Youth Week the and Mrs. Luther Houck of Forest and turn. Also to the doctors and nurses rovers, Clorox bottle ideas, plastic first and Final Adm. Account. Letters ir.:aled on Wedimstley may not young people of the church will have 3tream Club Road, and Miss Jane who took care of her little son, Kevin, flower arrangements, John reach us :n time. embroidery Wood, Ad.mr. of John N. (+barge of the service; Bible Study Wilhide, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. who came home four weeks later. work, stuffed toys and ceramics. Montemore, dec'd., settled a First and each Thursday evening at 7:30; Fred Carroll Wilhide, were week-end vis- Helpers will also be needed for pric- Final Adm. Account. HARNEY B. Homer, pastor, Mr. Howard Carr, tors at their homes. They are nurs- ing of items on August Louise M. Walkling, ROCKY RIDGE 11 and help- et. als., Ex'rs. superintendent. ng trainees at Frederick Memorial ers for the tables on the 15th, with of D. Carroll Owings, dec'd filed an • Mr. and Mrs. Scott Sullivan and Hospital. Services Sunday, February 2, at St. June 1 as the deadline for items for Inventory of Pers. Prop. daughter, Lamore, attended a Joint Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Gaylord Putman and the fancy table to be ready and sent Ina M. Warehime, et. als., Admrs. Paul's Lutheran Church. Worship at Installation Robert 9:00, Sunday of the Grand Lodge Offi- Stine and Mr. and Mrs. Gil- Mr. Russell Putman of Keymar, spent to Mrs. Wolfe or the Home Demon- of Clarence F. Shipley, dec'd., filed School at 10:00. Pastor, cers of the Knights of Phythias, bert Stine and daughters Rev. John Fry. held near Keys- Monday evening with Mrs. Edith stration Office. a Report of Sale of Pers. Prop. at Randallstown, Md., on Tuesday eve- eille were Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Diffen- Gruber and Catechetical Class Saturday, Feb. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mrs. Denton Ensor reported a Bessie H. Buckingham, duly quali- /ring. lerfer of Chambersburg, Pa. Keeney and family. schedule will be set up by the Carroll fied as Petitioner of the Small Es- 1, at St. Paul's Lutheran Church at The Monocacy •oo The Never Weary Class of Em- AYP held their Mrs. Lula Albaugh, Mrs. Oscar County General Hospital for blood tate of James A. Buckingham, dec'd. ' • • manuel (Baust) Lutheran Church meeting on the 21st at the home of Titry and Mary Monday evening visitors with Mrs. Louis Albaugh of typing. It is hoped that a large per- Richard A. Little, duly qualified as will meet on Wednesday evening, Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Keyton of Sixes Westminster, spent Saturday evening centage of Homemakers will Petitioner of Florence L. Hull, Effie Fream were Mrs. Alice Koontz February then de- and 5 at the parsonage, Union- Bridge Road. It was decided the with Mrs. Edith Gruber, Mr. and Mrs. consent to joining the Blood Bank ceased. Mrs. Verna Dehoff and son, Ken- town. group would ny, Littlestown, make a picnic table and Charles Keeney and family. and being on call when the need for Agnes R. Hanson, duly qualified as Pa. We extend congratulations and best present it to the Ag Center in Mrs. Visitors during the week West- Charles H. Setherley spent blood of their type would arise. Petitioner of the estate of Richard with Mrs. wishes to the newly weds, Mr. and minster. Announcement was made Tuesday with Mrs. Marian Haines and family were Mr. Grace E. Smith. A letter from former Home Dem- Allen Hanson, dec'd. Mrs. David Blean, who were married that the name Associated Young Peo- We are sorry to hear the death of onstration Agent, Mrs. Chester M. Nusbaum, et. and Mrs. George Marshall, Littles- Emmanuel Joyce Hawk- al., Ex'rs. in (Baust) Church on Sat- Ile has been changed to Committee Carroll Shorb of Thurmont. We give ins, was read by the secretary, Mrs. of the Will of Ethel I. Nusbaum, town Rt. 2, Pa., and Mr. and Mrs. urday afternoon by the Rev. J. H. of Young Robert People of The Farm Bureau our sympathy to the family. The fu- John Cable, which told of her resig- dec'd., settled a First and Final Adm. Strickhousar. • August Borleis. Mrs. Blean before and the age Mr, and Mrs. limit of 20 to 30 has neral was held at Mt. Tabor Luther- nation from Carroll County to accept Account. Ray Slaybaugh and i marriage was Miss Shirley Mae been changed also to 17 to an church daughters Sharon and Lisa, 35. An at Rocky Ridge on Wed- the position of Extension Supervisor Julia P. Smith, duly qualified as Littles- Myers, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. El- award was made to the Carroll Coun- nesday afternoon. town, Pa., spent Tuesday evening at the University of Maryland and of Petitioner of the estate of Curtis wood Myers. ty AYP groups as a whole for the Mr. and Mrs. Jack Draper and chil- how much she enjoyed her Samuel Smith, dec'd. with Mr. and Mrs. Reynold Ridinger , The flowers on the Altar 8 years and on Sun- largest membership in the state, 36. dren of Smithburg, Md. spent Sun- working in the County. Doris D. Wittway, as Petitioner of Mr. Richard Withers. 1 day morning were presented by Mrs. Assistant Mrs. Edna County Agent Bob Jones day evening with Mr. and Mrs. Hor- Correspondence was also read from the Small Estate of Victor wittway, Snider called on Mrs.' David Blean in loving memory of her will speak at the ace A. Charles Shildt Tuesday February meeting Smith. Mrs. Helen Otto, former Associate dec'd., filed an Inventory .of Pers. morning. 1 grandmother, Mrs. Daniel Willet, who an Free-stall Housing. This meeting Mr. and Visitors during the week with Mrs. John Gruber and Home Demonstration Agent, thank- property. Ber- departed this life on February 1st, will be held at the home of Mr. and daughter, Sharon, ing Ina nice and Georgia Hiteshew were Mr. visited his mother, the Council for the gifts pre- M. Warehime, et. als., Admrs. 1958. Mrs. Stewart Peterson in Harney. Mrs. Edith Gruber; also his sister sented her upon her of Clarence E. Shipley, Joel Brooks, Emmitsburg R.D., Mrs. Mrs. Edward resignation to dec'd, filed Haifley who under- Belated birthday wishes to Mitzie, and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. have a family. additional Report of Sale of J. Walter Kump, Mrs. Ballard Smith went surgery last Thursday at the Pers. and laughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Charles Keeney and family, recently. Letters were also read from the Prop. Linda, Mrs. Esther Fuss and Mrs. Maryland General Hospital, Balti- Matthews Robert Stonehocker of Forest and Stream Club Mr. and Mrs. Harvey M. Pittinger, Carroll County Welfare Board to John L. Dubs, et. al., duly qualified and son. more is getting along nicely and is Road, who was 2 last Friday. Sr., spent Mr. Guy Sterner, Gettysburg, , Saturday afternoon with thank the Homemakers for the cakes as Executors of the Will of Savanna Pa., expected to be at home soon. Mr. and Mrs. Larry Weishaar of Mrs. Alice Staut M. visited Wednesday with Mr. and Mrs. and daughter, Lin- and cookies donated for the aged and Dubs, dec'd. Mr. and Mrs. Scott Sullivan and Taneytown were Sunday visitors with da of Woodsboro. disabled in the county; T. William Mather, Luther Fox and then visited with his daughter, Lamore, and from the 3rd., duly quali- were Sunday din- his parents and brother, Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Anna Burlier visited her sis- Farm Journal Office which fied as Executor of the old friends, Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Fink, ner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Phillip spoke of Will of T. Greenville. William Weishaar and Randy near ter, Mrs. Margaret Sayler and fam- the wide use being made of their No- William Mather, Jr., dec'd. Crammer and Mrs. Sarah Hoover of Detour. ily, Wednesday afternoon recently. vember 1963 magazine cover which John S. Bushey, Admr. of Harry visitors with Westminster. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Wilhide Mrs. Effie Fream and Mrs. Howard and was taken at the 1962 Farm-City L. Bushey, dec'd., settled a Supple- Mr. and ,Mrs. Luther Zimmerman, Susan near Detour were Sunday vis- Dinner held at mental Adm. Account. Kamp were Mrs. Franklin Koontz and Mrs. Bessie Freet and Mrs. Grace V. the Agricultural sons, Steve and itors in Clear Spring with her par- P.E. Plans Power Increase Center. James E. Coshun, et. al., Admrs. Kevin, Bonneauville, Myers, viewed the body of their ents and family, Pa., and Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Daniel President Mrs. Bernard Shafer of Amos N. Coshun, dec'd., settled a Martin Beach- cousin, Stiner Hawkins, at the Hartz- Seibert, Paul, Timmy, Mariann tel, Silver Run. and The Potomac Edison thanked the group for their backing Final Adm. Account. ler and Powell Funeral Home, 'ohnny. The occasion was a celebra- System said and for Walter E. Visitors during the week with Mr. Woodaboro, that arrangements have been sending her to various meet- Hush, Ex'r. of Williard Wednesday. He passed tion of the birthdays of Paul and made ings she attended R. Hatfield, deed., and Mrs. Theodore Ridinger, Richard away at the Frederick Memorial between Allegheny Power System, of as representative settled a Final and Ronald, Ti rainy. of the County Council; and then in- Adm. Account. were Mr. and Mrs. Hospital, Frederick, January 20, and There which it is a part, and Virginia Elec- Claude Fissel, Gettysburg was a birthday supper at tric and stalled Mrs. Horatio Fox as new, Car. Co. Bnk. & Ti'. Co., qualified Rt. 5, Pa.; was laid to rest in Mt. Olivet Cem- the home of Mr. and Mrs. Myron Power Company to build a Mr. Robert Strickhouser, Mrs. Luther Wil- 500,000-volt president. Mrs. John Cable installed' as Ex'r. of Esther M. Naughton, etery, Frederick. hide, Denise and Renee, near Detour transmission line to carry dec'd. Fox, Mrs. Harvey Wentz, Mrs. George newer from the West Mrs. Edward Reed as new secretary. The annual meeting of the Frizell- on the 22nd in honor of his mother, Virginia coal and Mrs. A. B. Shipley, Clingan, Mr. and Mrs. Reynold Rid- burg Improvement Association fields to the Potomac River Denton Ensor presented Admr. of Andie J. met with Mr. and Mrs. Carrll Willaide and Valley. Mrs. Shafer with Shipley, dec'd., settled inger, Mr. Richard Withers, Mr. and on Tuesday evening, January 21, at Jelin W. Morgan, Frederick Dis- a pin for services a Second and Mrs. Lake Ridinger, Beth as special guests. Mrs. Wilhide trict rendered as a past president of the Final Adm. Account. Sr., Mr. Delbert Warner's Dairy Bar. Election of offi- reports that granddaughter Manager of the Potomac Edi- Spangler, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Denise son Company, Council. Margaret L. Close, et. al., Ex'rs. of cers were as follows: for president, bad a fine time blowing out the can- pointed out that two Dayton Wentz, Jr., and Ricky Clingan. transmission lines had Mrs. Fox thanked the group for Waltz, dec'd., settled a Final John Berwager; vice-president, Carl dles and opening the presents for her. originally been honoring Adm. Account. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar DeGroft, Lit- Cole; secretary, Mrs. Russell planned to link the rich coil] her with the job of presi- E. Flower Committee for Keysville fields dent and promised Helen M. Taylor, tiestown, Pa., visited Wednesday eve- Grawmer and treasurer, Mrs. Char- with population areas in the PE sys- to do her best. duly qualified as ning with Mr. and Lutheran Church for February will tem She then introduced all the new Coun- Petitioner of John R. Taylor, dec'd. Mrs. Delbert lotte Shorb. After the business meet- be and along the Eastern Seaboard. Spangler. Mrs. Edith Wiihide, chairman; VEPCO, ty Project Chairmen. ing refreshments were served to 24 Mrs. Hermann Schott, he said, had planned to Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Ridinger Mrs. Olive build a line After the meeting was adjourned •.present. Young, Mrs. Beatrice DeBerry and 'east from its multi-mil- CARD OF THANKS spent Wednesday evening with Mr. Mrs. Catherine Coxon lion dollar generating and a delicious covered dish luncheon and Mr. Jer- Mrs. Joyce Wilhide. plant at Mt. was and Mrs. Reynold Ridinger and Mr. i y Knox of Baltimore, spent Satur- Storm, located on the Stony enjoyed by all, the record "Four Mrs. Emory Yoder and daughter, River in Dreams of Men" Thanks to all my friends, relatives, Richard Withers. day evening at the home of Mr. and Grant County, W. Va.. Long-range (which are Peace, schoolmates Mr. and Mrs. Miss Elizabeth Yoder, of White Hall Food, Freedom, Human 'Dignity) and Sunday School for Carroll Koontz visited Nies. John Berwager and family. Sun- plans of the Allegheny Power System by all the cards, visits Thursday evening with visited with relatives in the area on Dr. John Furbay was played. Dr. and gifts I re- Mr. and Mrs. 'y visitors in the same home were: Sunday. called for another bulk-power trans- ceived during my Marlin Six, Barry, Brett and They called upon Mr. and mission Eurbay gave this speech at Rural recent illness. Belinda. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Sullivan, daught- Mrs. Clyde Wilhide line to carry electrical en- Again many thanks. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Valentine Jennifer, and family, Mr. ergy from Women's Short Course Lest year and had er, sons, Michael and Thom- and Mrs. Hugh Engel and Douglas, a $57.5 million generating as dinner guests Thursday • Mrs. , as, Mrs. C. 0. Sullivan, all of Fred- plant at Ft. Martin, near the record is to be played by each of MARCIA K. BAKER George Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Wilhide and Morgan- the local clubs at Valentine, Mrs. Edward Cluck, etiek and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ber- town, W. Va., to the PE service area regular meetings sons Barry and Brian, family and Mr. and Mrs. Myron Wil- in during the next few months. Littlestown wager of Hanover, Penna. hide, Denise part of Maryland, Virginih, West CARD OF THANKS Rt. 2, Pa., and Mrs. Mary Clutz. Services this and Renee. Did you see Virginia Sunday at Emmanuel Elizabeth on TV on Saturday morn- and Pennsylvania. Mrs. Elmer LeGore spent Thursday (Itaust) United Church of Christ- Under the present ing? She was on Channel 13 at 11:30 plan, Allegheny L. P. 0. OF r.LKS I wish to express my sincere thanks afternoon with Mrs. Reynold Ridinger (lhurch School at 9:30 A. M., Morn- Power System companies will TO PREEN'!' and Mr. A. M. and, as part of her job as Vice build appreciation to those who gave Richard Withers. ing Worship at 10:30 A. M. The Aid an extra-high-voltage line southeast - MONTE CARLO me money, Master George Principal of Villa Crests School near clothing and other useful Motter, Taneytown, iSaociety Will meet on Tuesday in the from the Ft. Martin plant and connect gifts, the Keysville spent Friday night with Parkville, she introduced the teacher NOW HEAR Sunday School Master Fred- Parish House at 800 P. ,M., when the with the VEPCO facilities at Mt. THIS - Reno Ne- for a gift of money and die Spangler. of a science class who then conducted vada brought clothing and •Secret Sisters will exchange small Storm. From there, a single line will to Westminster, Md. the Taneytown Volunteer Mrs. Raymond Reynolds, • Valentine a class for the TV audience to demon- Reno to be brought Fire Co Littles- gifts. The Consistory will typical be built east to near Rio, W. Va., and to Westminster for their service when my town, Pa., and Mrs. Ruth Reynolds meet at the same time; ctrate a class in their school. then Saturday, February 1st, 1964 trailer Rev. Robert This school does things northeast to Capon Bridge, W. and home burned. Many thanks to all who spent Friday in Westminster. .V. Johnson, pastor, Mr. J. Robert new ways; Virginia. sponsored by the Benevolent & Pro- not necessarily the way we are all have been helping me. Mr. Samuel Valentine was on the Waddell, superintendent. From Capon Bridge tective Order of Elks, No. 2277. There used to. to Maryland MRS. VIRGIE sick list last week. Mr. Phillip Peters who had been a the lien will parallel an existing will be held at Frock's Sunnybrook OHLER. Mr. Keysville Lutheran Church Women 138,- and Mrs. Roy Cramer, Littles- patient at the Maryland General 100-volt transmission line owned by Farm a miniature Monte Carlo city town Rt. 1, Pa., visited • hospital is now convalescing will meet at the church on Monday, PE. of fun, just like a visit Saturday at 1739 Feb. at This line' crosses the Potomac to that gay CARD OF THANKS with Mrs. Ruth Reynolds. Brookview Road, Dundalk, 22, Md. 3, 7:30 P. M. The program River near city of thrills in Nevada. Not every will be presented by Mrs. Kathryn Point of Rocks, Md, and Callers over the week-end at the is connected to a new PE substation' one can go to Reno. So the Westmin- home Stine and Mrs. Marian Coshun. In- ster Birthday cards with good wishes of Mr. and 'Mrs. Charles W. at Doubs. Md. The new line then Elks Lodge, through their chair- were Bridinger KEYSVILLE-DETOUR itallation of office's will also take man, received from so many. dear were Elaine Bridinger, Lit- goes to Dickerson, Md. Raymond M. C-orbin and his friends in Taneytown tlestown, Pa., Robert niece during the business meeting. committee are that I am tak- Reifsnider and (areetings Rights-of-way from Capon Bridge bringing a complete ing this means of saying Ralph Strickhouser. to you: Specials are Mrs. Betty Flohr and reproduction of the famous gamb- "Thank you" to the facilities in Maryland will be to you all. I appreciate every Visitors over the week A surprise birthday celebration was Mrs. Clara Clabaugh with Mrs. Mil- widened ling casino's to you. Plan now to at- card -end with dred Stine, Mrs. Vallie Baumgardner to accommodate both lines. and its expression of sincere blessing. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Valentine were )bserved on Sunday evening at the The new line, he continued, tend, donations are $1.00 for which lona?. of Mr. Mrs. William and Mrs. Betty Flohr as hostesses. should You all have a place deep in my heart. Mr. Clyde Frock, Mr. Fred Way- and Stam- spur residential and industrial growth you will be admitted to the excite- bright, Mr. Howard Kump, Mrs. baugh of Keysville in honor of her To observe Dental Health Week the in the ment of a real Reno, Nevada evening EMILY W. DUNBAR Luth- Mothers Club of Elmer A. Wolfe Potomac River Valley and en- er Fox, Mrs. Clarence Baker, Mrs. mother, Mrs. Alice DeBerry. Those able the company to hold of fun, in order to make your evening attending besides the guest of honor School in Union Bridge will have Dr. electric CARD OF THANKS Esther Fuss, Mrs. Harvey Wentz rates low through the abundance of a most novel one your host Mr. Don- and Delbert Spangler. Ivere Mrs. Curtis Powell of Frederick, Phillip Benzil as the speaker for their inexpensive ald Patrick will give to each guest meeting on Wednesday, Feb. 5, at electrical energy it will I sincerely thank Mrs. Effie Fream is not feeling Mr: and Mrs. Edward Sell, Betty and make available to the area. $1000.00 as they enter the door (stage everyone who re- Diane, of Walkersville, 1:30 P. M. Dr. Benzil with another membered me with gifts, flowers, too well at this writing and has gone Mr. and Mrs. Seventeen 138,000-volt lines, he money) this may be spent on bingo Franklin. Baker and Mr. and Mrs. dentist to assist will present a talk em- cards, cards and many kindnesses while I to stay with her daughter and hus- phasized, would be needed to provide wheels, horse racing, three- band, Mr. and Mrs. Howard ohn Gonder of Taneytown, Mr. and and demonstration on dental health card monte, shell game; yes, even was a patient at the Hanover Gener- Kump. the same power-carrying capacity as Hospital. Callers Sunday with Mrs. Esther Mrs. Philip Gist, Bradford and Jef- which should prove to be most in- one 500,000 from Monte Carlo, Menace, where the al teresting and helpful. All interested -volt line. Fuss were Mr. and Mrs. Harry Cline frey, of Westminster, Mr. and Mrs. A number of other lines fascinating game of roulette was MRS. LLOYD WILHIDE. Ronald Keyton, Michael, mothers are invited to attend. carrying originated in and Mrs. Donald Wills and son Terry, son and Ric- 500,000 volts are now under con- the 17th century, who Greenstone, Pa. ky Keyton, Mr. and Mrs. Berry Buck- -Dharlys Fleharty. struction in this country. has not heard of the prince of Monaco ingham, Mr. and Mrs. Larry Stam- and Princess Sunday afternoon visitors with Mrs. Officials of utility companies have Grace. Have you ever DIED Evelyn Mentzer were Mr. and Mrs. baugh, Mr. and Mrs. William Stam- emphasized that no new played roulette? If not, now you too Judith hazards Charles Poole, Union Bridge. baugh and all in or near Keys- FAIRVIEW whatever are created by the can be a millionaire for an evening Mr. ville. extra- with play money • MRS. AMOS and Mrs. Luther Fox visited high-voltags lines. They also pointed you can bet the C. BASEHOAR Sunday afternoon with their daugh- Mrs. Lloyd Wilhide of Keysville eut that radio and television horses in a most realistic manner in Mrs. Lula Benner Basehoar, 80, of patient at Hanover Me. and Mrs. Peul Furhman and recep- our miniature ter, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Weikert and was a General ether, 7urhman of Man- tion has been as carefully race track, which will Taneytown, died Saturday, January daughters, Hospital from last Friday until Mon- Chester considered be furnished and Two Taverns, Pa. chester, Md., visited in the home of in the design of this line as it has presented by C. 0 25, 1964 at University Hospital, Bal- Mrs. Virgie Bowers, Littlestown Rt. day for a complete checkup. been in the thousands Fishpaw, and wait until you see our timore. She was Ithe widow of Amos Mr. and Mrs. Noah Babylon, near of miles of Jockey. This 1, Pa., was dinner guest Sunday with Mr. Harold Thomas of Hollow Rock Church. high-voltage line already promises to be the most Calvin Basehoar who died in 1946. Mr. between Keysville Detour Baust in service. unusual evening and Mrs. Charles Shildt; in the Farea and Mr. and Mrs. Levi F-eelt. Mrs. Every provision, they said, is made of entertainment She was . the daughter of the late afternoon they all visited with their is in Annie Warner Hospital in Get- to assure normal that has ever been brought to West- Alonzo and 'Elizabeth Miller Benner. Grant Baker, Mr. and Mrs. Claude reception. minster. sisters, Mrs. Irene Sentz and Mrs. tysburg at this writing on Tuesday. Selby dinner guests Mr. and Tax dollars from the You must come to see it, for She is survived by one brother, John emergency were of generating' words can not Beulah Turner, Gettysburg, Pa. lie had an appendectomy Mrs. Wm. Ebaugh and daughters on Plants and transmission lines will aid describe the many at- W. Benner, Hagerstown, and three Mr. Elwood Myerly and boy friend, on Sunday evening and is now doing the entire tractions that will be set up at Frock's nephews. She was a member Trin- Sunday, of Sullivan Road, Westmin- state of West Virginia, as Farm of Hagerstown, called on Mrs. Edna well as individual on Saturday, February 1st at ity Lutheran Church, Taneytown. Fu- ter. Later in the afternoon they all counties the line 8:00 P. M. Snider Sunday afternoon. Mr. Edward Andrews, a student at went to the home of Mrs. Ebaugh's crosses in Maryland and Virginia. for this, the first annua' neral services were held Tuesday at Visitors Sunday at the home of ;he Seminary at Gettysburg, was From Monte Carlo Mite. Your $1.00 do- 2:30 P. M. at the C. 0. Fuss Son ?agents, Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Baker the generating plant at Ft. nation and Mr. and Mrs. David Yealy were Mr. guest speaker at Keysville Lutheran •snd Mr. and Mrs. Frank Houck, where Martin, he said, another 500.000-volt will give you $1,000.00 dollars Funeral Home, Taneytown, with the and Mrs. Charles Bierkamp, Mar- Church on Sunday. Mr. Andrews is line is planned (Play money) to spend as you wish. Rev. Donald Brake, officiating. Bur- '-hey took some four generation pic- to go to the Key- also you berth, Pa.; Mr. and Mrs. George Pat- a native of Philadelphia. tures, that of Mrs. Frank Houck, stone generating plant east of Pitts- may purchase refreshments ial was in the Lutheran Union Chapel terson and Catherine, Littlestown, Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. burgh, with the play money. Mr. Roy Lint Cemetery, near Liberty. great-grandmother; Mrs. Franklin where other lines will fan out will Pa.; Mr. and Mrs. Ellsworth Feeser Carroll Wilhide and family near De- Baker, grandmother; 1-o New York and Philadelphia. serve the refreshments, also Elks Mrs. Wm. Eb- One milk. Mr. Corbin, and farnily, Taneytown; Mr. and Mrs. tour were Mr. and Mrs. Melvin vigil, mother, Virginia and Linda line is planned west from Ft. Martin the chairman, of ROY E. STUDY Herman Sentz and Mrs. Viola Bech- Schnappinger, their daughter and to the Ohio Valley. this outstanding evening extends an Ebaugh, twin daughters of Mr. and invitation Roy E. Study, 50, RFD 1, Taney- tel and Billy. family Mr. and Mrs. William Gross Washington, Baltimore and other to the public to come out Mrs. Ebaugh; also of Mrs. Grant Bak- and enjoy this evening town, died in the Annie M. Warner Mr. and Mrs. Morris Haines and and Jerry of Halethorpe. great-grandmother, and Franklin areas of the Metropolitan Central At- of fun with son, er, the members of the Elks Hospital, Gettysburg, Pa., Thursday, Walnut Grove Road, and Mary Mrs. Roger Grimes and son, Wheel- Baker, grandfather, he the son of lantic region will be interconnected and your Haines spent Sunday r, of Union Bridge visited on Thurs- 4 friends. Don't forget, Saturday, Feb. Jan, 23, 1964. He had been a patient afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Grant Baker. Mr. at the eastern end of the new line. for about 10 days. Mr. and Mrs. John Stone, Westmin- day afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. 1st, 8:00 P. M. at Frock's Sunnybroo' Baker was unable to be present. Other This network gives flexibility to A son of the late John E. and Mary eter. William Weishaar of Forest and he utilities for meeting Farm. visitors in the Baker home were Mr. peak de- 0- Ellen Bemiller Study, he is survived Mr. Paul LeGore, near Hoffman Stream Club Road. and Mrs. Raymond Baker and daught- mands and provides all.the companies Orphanage, Mrs. John Ammenheuser by his wife, M. Elizabeth Warner visited Sunday afternoon Mr. and er, Wanda. with large amounts of reserve power NOW IT'S with Mr. and Mrs. Elmer and sons of Creagerstown were Sun- CALLED THE Study, and these seven children: Boy LeGore. Mrs. Elmer Vanfossen and Mrs. for emergencies. E., Jr.. Mary Ellen, Jane, Sunday dinner guests with Mr. and day dinner guests of her parents, Mr. NEWS AMERICAN Catherine, Albert Bell spent Tuesday in the The plant sites at Ft. Martin and John, Brenda and James Study, all Mrs. Harry Angell were Mrs. Austa and Mrs. Maynard Ausherman and Storm, home of Mrs. Vanfosson's daughter, Mt. he concluded, reflect the Want to at, home; two sisters and a brother: Perrine and Mr. Daniel Lenker, Mil- family of Forest and Staeam Club Rd. current trend in the know something? Read Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Rice and fam- electric utility the News American. Mrs. Russell Shamer, Pikesville 7Q.r- lersburg, Pa. Other visitors were Those who attended the Cub Scout ily of Carlisle, business to build generating Baltimore's out- Mrs. J. Pa. plants standing newspaper is non Study, Littlestown, Pa., and Mrs. Walter Kumn. Mr. Luther Pow Wow in Baltimore last Sunday Mrs. Mable Smith spent Saturday close to sources of fuel to cut costs now called Angell and Mr. Earl Welty, were Cub Master The News American and all of LeRoy Williams, Westminster. Sr. from Pack #459 evening in the home of her parents, and keep rates low. the was a Sunday evening visitors • with Mr. Berman Weeks and Den Mothers Mrs. wonderful features and outstanding He member of St. James' Mr. and Mrs. Grant Baker, near Key- news coverage United Church of Christ near Littles- aad Mrs. Wesley Mummert, Connie Stultz, Mrs. Bigler and Mrs. Turvin. mar. you have enjoyed be- and Jimmie, were Mrs. Turain, Detour, won fore are still yours . . . plus! For town and the Sunday School of that Mr. and Mrs. Gene who lives in Mrs. Pauline M. Byers and Mrs. MEETING OF HOMEMAKERS church. He had Spangler. Bobbie and Debhie. the prize for coming the furthest complete reading enjoyment be sure served on the church Hellen Byers called on Mr. and Mrs. consistory a number of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Shildt visited distance and received a number of Carroll to specify daily and Sunday times. He had Wm. Ebaugh and daughters on Sun- The County Council of "en emnloved at the Windsor Shoe Sunday evening with Mr. and Mrs. beeks to be used by the Pack. day afternoon. Homemakers met on Monday, Jan. 20, THE NEWS AMERICAN Lloyd Bowers Co. in Littlestown and had been a and family, Littles- Slinday supper guests with the Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Vanfossen and 1964, at the Agricultural Center near • Baltimore, M. farmer. town Rt. I. Pa. William Fleharty family of Keysville Westminster with daughter, Patty, and granddaughters, Mrs. Bernard Sha- Delmar E. Riffle, Agent laueeral eervices were held Satur- Mr. and Mrs. John LeGore, Littles- Road were her sister, Miss Carol Vickie Blacksten, spent Sunday in fer presiding. tew-n, Pa.. called on day, Jan. 25, 1964, at 10 A. M. at the Mr. and Mrs. clfgang and friend, Mr. William vork, Pa., in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Denton Cole gave a report on "Don't worry about finding your Little Funeral Elmer LeGore Sunday ; Burr, Washington. Home, Littlestomat, evening. both of Mrs. Roy Eaton. recommendations for improving the station in life. There'll always .be with his pastor, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Cluck and Kandy. son of Mr. and •Mrs. Wil the Rev. John C. We are sorry to leaen rlerer- anien at the .Ag. Center. Discus- somebody around to tell you where Chatios 'officiating. Interment was 71ft- Littlestown Rt. 2, Pa., were l:am Weishaer, and Libby, daughter lingel near here is in don was held on how to carry this to get off."-E. M. Rernsburg, eandey supper the Newton Vista in Meadow Branch Cemetery near guests with their ef Mr. and Mrs. Edward Coshun, ne.ai 34er Veteran's Hospital, Max-tins- aut., end it was suggested that the (Calif.) Tress. Wasn-nie;ter. THE CARROLL RECORD, TANEYTOWN, NIA1ZYLAND ______Page Five January 30 1964 iiimomminAINIEW CHURCH NOTICES cently elected to the European Vice was $29.78. And then it started its dividuals and businesses are much SPECIAL NOTICES Presidency of Youth for Christ Inter- PUBLIC SALE REGISTER crazy skyrocketing! Last year, the too high—completely out of propor- Joseph's Catholic Church, Fred- national, who is in the United States average tax burden, counting every tion — resulting from the Federal St. man, and child in erick St. Rev. Joseph A. Kenney, on a short briefing, will be making FEBRUAICY I woman the United Gavernrneet's attempting to do too FOR RENT — 4-Room Apartment his final American appearance be- States, was $571.91 per person. Quite much, to subsidize and control too Taneytown. Apply Pastor. at Mill Avenue in Sunday Masses are offered at 8:00 fore returning to Germany, at Hamp- a contrast to 810 From 1933 on, many things and too many people. to Mr. and Mrs. Harry Deberry near Saturday, 8-10 A. M. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas the Federal tax burden on each per- The average taxpayer should have a A. M. and 10:30 A. M. Weekday stead Youth for Christ on Fountain School I 1-30-2t Gardner, along son and Keysville. Mass is offered in the convent at Feb. 1, 1964, 8 P. M., at the Hamp- leaped higher higher each substantial tax cut, rather than the in Hamp- Road, 2 mi. E. of Libertytown. succeeding year, with the exception little $4-a-month bait now proposeal carpet cleaning 6:45 A. M., with one Mass weekly stead School, Main Street, machinery and GET professional The Hampstead YFC Dairy cattle, farm of 1954, 1955, 1958 and 1959. by certain "economy experts." Blue Lustre Electric in the church on Friday at 11:30 A.M. stead, Md. goods. Glenn & James results—rent and Ensemble will com- household on both inin-- J. Beall. Shampooer $1 per day. Rein-[ Confessions are heard before Sunday Teen Tones Trout, Aucts. Mehrle Wachter, Federal income taxes Sen. Glenn Carpet to present the rally music and G. dollar Bros. & Co. Masses, and on Saturday 4:30 to 5:00 bine Clerk. , and 7:30 to 8:00 o'clock. Masses on the staff will have another interview WILL KEEP Children in my home.' the first Friday of each month are session entitled "Time out for Teens." 15-11 o'clock. Omer A. Stoltzfus. Rear of 58 E. Baltimore St. — Mrs. I celebrated at 11:30 and 5:15 P. M. Located in the 5th Election Dis- 1-30-2t I Md., on Wilson. trict of St. Mary's County, IttiOU‘STR Y Holiness Christian Church— Key- THE WAY I SEE IT • • . from Charlotte Hall s 'CONSTRUCTION - AME1ICA S LARGEST Whalen, road leading wee t HAY FOR SALE — Everett Hess, .mar, Md. Rev. Wilbur M. to Bud's Creek, near Thompson's Baptist Road, Taneytown. Phone Minister.—Sunday School, 9:30 A. M.; of Sports South of New M.• Young Observations on the World Corner, 3 miles PL. 6-6494. 1-30-2t Morning Service, 10:30 A. Market. Farm machinery, cattle, 1 Peoples Service, 7:00 P. lie Eve- household goods. Guss WANTED — Will keep in my Tues- For the past few seasons John hogs and 1 ning Service. 7:30 P. M. Every Shank, Auct. home a four or five year old child, day night, 8:00 P. M., Bible Study. (Bodg) Powell has been the Balti- year. preferably a boy. Phone 756-2192. Friday night, Cottage Prayer Meeting. more Oriole hope for the next 15-10 A. M. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Tim- If it's all right with everybody the HOUSE FOR RENT — At Tyrone. mons, 4 nhi. S.E. of Libertytown Walnut Grove Dunkard Brethren Orioles hope that Powell will deliver Dairy cattle, Immediate possession. Phone 848-3492. School, traded on Dollyhyde Road. Church, at Kump's—Sunday this year. With Jim Gentile farm machinery, dairy equip- 9:30 M.; preaching, 10:30 A. M. City, Powell will be — Home-fattened quar- A. off to Kansas ment, tools, some household. FOR SALE Howard Surbey and Guy Dayhoff, counted on to supply added power for ters of Beef. — Harry Dougherty. Glenn Trout and Ralph Zimmer- Ministers. Baltimore this year. He's only 22 Mehrle N. Wachter, Phone: PL 6-6226. is years man, Aucts. years old and he obviously Clerk. Piney Creek Presbyterian Church. away from his peak. But the Orioles FOR RENT — 4-Room Apartment, — Rev. Wm. Yates, D.D., Pastor hope that he'll hurry up a little. May A. Rippeon, furnished or unfurnished, electric, 9:30 A. M.; Church 22-10 A. M. Mrs. suitable for Church Service, When he was promoted to the var- in Mt. Pleasant, Md., 6 miles N.E. water and heat supplied; School, 10:30 A. M. one or two persons. No pets. Apply sity in 1962 after a tremendous 'year of Frederick, on Rt. 26. House- ArN11.. s;:rt' 91rVi Carroll Wantz, Pb 6-4541. 1-30-2t Uniontown Lutheran Parish — at Rochester in 1961, the Orioles hold furniture and tools. Glenn 422 21LION $5,t ILL1)11 Church — were sure that he was a coming star. and James G. Trout, Aucts. Meh- with St. Luke's (Winters) in '62. to thee.gToss national FOR SALE — 2 space heaters Worship 9:30 A. M., Church School But he got off to a slow start rle N. Wachter, Clerk. c Agriculture will contribute $22 billion pipe, your choice of either one, $5.00. However, baseball men who know product --- total value of all goods and services --- produced in 10:30 A. M. Jesse the auto- The Carroll Record Co. 10-17-tf School Powell's record said that by August 29-10:30 A. M. Mr. and Mrs. 1964. That will equal all the GNP money generated by Mt. Union Church — Church N. of Unionville on $22 billion in 1964, as Worship 11:00 A. M. he would be ripping the league apart. Moxley, 1 mi. motive industry which is also estimated at FOR SALE — 10 Yorkshire shoats. 9:30 A. M. sched- Windsor Road, Route 31. St. Paul's, Uniontown — Church Well, August arrived right on New shown by the above chart. D. E. Laird, Walnut Grove and Rug- ule and Powell did no ripping. He fin- Dairy cows, dairy equipment, ma- National defense will account sis shows. • gles Road. Phone 756-2141. School 9:30 A. M. No Worship service. household. will spend some pastor. ished the 1962 season with a batting chinery, tools, some for $55 billion GNP dollars in Farmers Rev. J. H. August Borleis, G. Trout, Aucts. $1.225 billion on farm construe- RECEIVED — Another ship- average of .243 with 15 home runs Glenn and James 1964, according to an early ana- JUST batted in. Last year, Pow- Francis Pickett, Clerk. f market tion of all kinds, the J-M mar- ment of delicious Pensupreme Ice Trinity Lutheran Church, Taney- and 53 runs lysis of the construction W. Miller, pastor. ell again got off to a poor start. But by Johns-Manville Corporation, ket analysis estimates, wit h Cream-/12 gal. size reg.. $1.19 value, town, Md. Howard MARCH Sunday, Feb. 2, Sunday Church he did pick up some after the All- world-wide manufacturer a n d another $6.7 billion going for special 69C. Choice of Cherry Rebel, highways, many of which Choco- School 9:00 A. M., Leadership Train- Star break and wound up with a .263 sale. Mrs. distributor of building products. new Strawberry-Vanilla (Mixed), 2-3-10 A. M. Two-day will improve road nets. over -Butter Almond (Mixed). ing Courses, Before You Teach Teen- average and 25 homeruns. This was E. Snyder, 5 mi. N. of Construction, n o w America's late-Vanilla but it was Rena will put a which farmers get their pro- Taneytown Pharmacy. agers and Before You Teach Chil- an improvement over 1962 Frederick on Rt. 15 near Hanson- largest industry, dren, 9:00 A. M. The Service 10:00 not quite the kind of thing to strike and dairy whopping $88 billion into cir-, duce to market. ville. Large dairy herd The J-M market analysis ex- SPECIAL NOTICE — Income Tax A. M.; Tuesday, Church Council 7:30 terror into the hearts of American farm machinery. Glenn culation — an amount equal to equipment, .of the $615 billion pects total new construction in Returns prepared. Quick service. P. M.•, Wednesday, The Mite Society league pitchers. On top of all that and James G. Trout, Aucts. Meh- one seventh Doty Robb. 1-23-2t 7:30 P. M.; Thursday, Confirmation Powell had trouble in the field -- gross nation product, forecast the United States. to hit $67 rle N. Wachter, Clerk. mh billion in 1964 — a new all-time II 3:45 P. M. Confirmation I 6:00 left field — from time to time and he for the same period and very FOR SALE — 5 Buick wheels, P. M., Junior ehoir 7:00 P. M., Senior may be switched to first base this 5-12 noon. Charles McA. Jones, 2/12 close to equalling in GNP dol- high record — with more than size 760x15. $21 billion additional going for tires, tubes and hub caps, Chmr, 8' 00 P M season. mi. S. of Libertytown on Rt. 75. lar value the combined output W. Roy Hiner, phone: Tilden 8-9327. One things is certain, the Orioles Farm machinery, tools, some of all three 'next largest indus- alterations, modernization, re- 1-23-2t I Piney Creek Church of the Breth- will have to go down the line with entrinment. Glenn Trout, tries national defense, the pairs and maintenance, for a dairy A' $88 ren, Rev. Warren M. Eshbach, pastor. Powell. If they are to make any kind ,Auct. Mehrle N. Wachter, Clerk. automotive industry and agri- total construction year FOR SALE — Choice hay and —Sunday School 9:30 A. M., Wor- for it they will need the culture, the J-M market analy- billion. anywhere of a run straw, any kind, delivered ship Service 10:40. A. M., Group Bible kind of big bat that he is capable of 7-10 A. M. Paul Lambert, near by truck. Write Greenbelt Company, Study 7:30 P. M., Prayer Service swinging. Utica, Md., off Old Frederick 363 N. High St., Columbus, Ohio, 8:30 P. M. Choir Rehearsal, Wed., hasn't been so hot for Road. Dairy cattle, farm machin- Ohio, This Winter phone 228-5267; or Richwood, 7:00 P. M., Jr. Choir; 7:45 P. M., knuckleballer Hoyt Wilhelm of the ery, dairy equipment, tools, some phone 943-5275. 1-23-8t Senior Choir. Women's Fellowship Chicago White Sox and he's hoping household. Glenn and Harry 1st Spring Chicken 1st Tues. of eery month. CBYF, the Spring will be better. Hoyt has a Trout, Aucts. Weybright and NOTICE — The evenings of month mh will be held on the Fire- and 3rd Sunday printing business which he moved Cutshall, Clerks. Barbecue P. men's Carnival Ground, Sunday, April at C:30 M. from Columbus, Georgia, to Tampa, Florida, this Winter. He sula:s,equently 10-10 A. M. M. and Mrs. Carl K. 12, 1964 (rain or shine), and will be Messiah Evangelical United Breth- Duvall, 5 mi. N.W. of Frederick, sponsored by the Kiwanis Club of moved it right back to Columbus ren Church—Rev. Paul E. Rhinehart, slower in Tam- 1/12 mi. off Rt. 15, on Sunday Taneytown. 1-23-12t Taney- when business proved D.D., pastor, 25 Middle St., top of that Hoyt was given Lane. Dairy cattle, farm ma- Ray Copenhaver, S.S. pa. On WANTED — Woman or man and town; Md. Mr. the sad news that a change in the chinery, dairy equipment, tools. Miss Marian Dunham, Organist. G. Trout, Aucts. wife to live with and help care for Supt.; baseball rules will prohibit, in 1965, Glenn and James Services Sunday, Feb. 2, 1964, 9:15 mitts the White Mehrle N. Wachter, Clerk. mh semi - invalid. Will have house, fo'od M. the outsized catcher CAP/TO SERVICE If interested A. M. Sunday School, 10:15 A. used last year when he and wages furnished. the Missionary Sox receivers 12-10 A. M. Mr. and Mrs. John write P. 0. Box 383, Taney-town, WSWS D. Giving pitched. Originally, it was planne?1 to DURING 7.71EC/WLWAR,77-15 CAPITOL. Challenge will be made by Mrs. David Smith, 2 mi. S. of Libertytown ,4/As PRESSED INTO SERVICE AS A 84RPA:: KS Md., or Phone PL. 6-6740. (Refer- outlaw them this year but the big on Rt. 75. Dairy cattle, dairy 1-16-ti ,Young of Middletown, who is the di- year. FOR SOLD/ERS, ALVDAS A S7OREROO4I FOR ences required.) mitts got a reprieve of one equipment, farm machinery,tools, TNE WES7T-RN TERRACE SERVED eector of the Hagerstown District. is rated one of .0,2017SIO4'S. direct: the serv- Hoyt's dipsy-doo some household. Glenn and James ASA S4KERY WHERE FAG/DAY 14000 FOR SALE — Used Furniture, oil Mrs. Rhinehart will the toughest pitches to catch in the heaters, Heatrola, electric heaters, ices. 3:00 P. M., a meeting of all G. Trout, Aucts. Mehrle N. ZO4LES =.3.2E,i.9 big leagues. He has given a number Wachter, Clerk. mh breakfast sets, chairs, rockers, utility official members of the Church and with of the of receivers some difficult times cabinet, wardrobes, stands, desks, Organizations and all Teachers two—Ray Katt of Rev. Arthur Stam- it. To name just 13-10 A. M. Mr. and Mrs. Donald dressers, chest of drawers, very nice Sunday School. the Giants of ten years ago and Gus /12 N.E. of Woodsboro baugh the Program Director of the Butt, 1 mi. 6a1R4N office chair, high chairs, play pens, Triandos at Baltimore a couple of on Rocky Hill Road. Large lot 7-6- D baby cribs, youth beds, lamps, beds, Conference will direct this Confer- will of the seasons back. 'The rule in 1965 of dairy heifers, farm machinery, ,s,±s,v bed springs, wagons, bicycles, tri- ence. 7:30 P. M., Open Service 34 inches in 2u)-GaAIR01407-FEDroc/ r Services each limit a catcher's mitt to tools. Glenn and James G. Trout, cd.S:TY cycles, radios, records and dishes. Evangelistic Campaign. The Chicago catchers Clerk. troNOS.171vE at 7:30 (no service on Satur- circumference. Aucts. Emory Cutshall, ifiNGS Abra's Garage, Keymar, Md. Phone night last season were using mitts that 77ef-,Isa SPruce 5-3252. 9-12-ti day). The Rev. Amos Funk of Mar- A. M. Mr. and Mrs. Norvel cos74%,./.473•46-PGAcs.s.L0578,Q1/..'S0E-v varied,from 40 to 50 inches in circum- 14-11 Ser E- 474/0 ion, Pa., will be the Missioner. Roop on Rt. 194 between Taney- k".6.4:' • R7O FREE GREEN STAMPS—will be ference. Charge of the United' Hoyt doesn't like the new rule. It town and Littlestown. Dairy cat- given on ALL Merchandise, includ- Taneytown farm ma- Church of Christ—William F. Wiley, could lead to more passed balls and tle, dairy equipment, ing delicious Borden's Ice Cream. chinery, tools, some household. Baumgardner's Bakery. 8-1541 B.D., Pastor. some of those may even, be called Church, Taneytown — 9:15 wild pitches, depending on the judg- Glenn and James G. Trout, Aucts. Grace Lease, Clerk. mh ANTELOPES FIRST/ HOME APPLIANCES Repaired— A. M., Sunday Church School; 10:30 ment of the official scorer. But he Sidney engine repairs; he had some fine ITWAS HERDS OF AILOANMALs Also lawn mower and A. M., Divine Worship, sermon: points out that 17—William Main, near Union Bridge. also auto repairs, body work, painting, Do You Live?" 6:15 P. M., seasons before his receivers started 77EKAING AVES7 Who 5!AZED "Where Modern, up-to-date farm mach- TNEFAmouS OVERLAND 712.4.L. and estimates; also, new and used Confirmation Class; 7:30 P. M.. Youth using the giant gloves. Wilhelm is for most inery, small tools, etc. Charles ExPLoRERsANo PIONEERS tires and parts. Earl Montgomery, Fellowship Meeting with sound color- 40 years old which is ancient and Trout, Aucts. 7HE TR411._ on the Bert for knuckleballers Roop Glenn FollOWED near Kump's Station, ed filmstrip, "The Meaning of Lent." pitchers but not Sidney D. Lease, Clerk. mh oRvG/AALLY MOD BY"DEER, Koontz Road. 2-21-tf Tues., 7:30 P. M., Consistory. Wed., who have a leng career span. He will ANTELOPE AND Barmw. M., Junior Choir; 8:00 P. M., be 41 in July but he thinks he is good 18-10 A. M. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond 760.4y,7hE FANOC/S L/NCOL v _ ah • aea..e„..._ HOUSE FURNITURE 7:30 P. QUALITY Senior Choir. Dedication of the Pub- for a few more seasons in the bull- Stull, 2 mi. E. of Lewistown on HletirtAy FOLLOWS Wa —Detour, Md. Nationally advertised on Sun., Feb. 9, pen. He says he wants to remain in Road. SAME 74A/c / TV's, lic Address System Lewis ;..)1/v n - Creagerstown brands: Furniture, Beddings, baseball after his pitching days are heifers, farm machinery, Stop in and at 10:30 service. Dairy Shades and Linoleum. Grace Church, Keysville — 9:00 A. over, either as a coach or a scout. tools, some household. Glenn and WHEN YOU BUY U.S.SAVINGs see for yourself. Liberal credit. sermon: "Where They call Philadelphia the city of Mehrle 9-26-ti M., Divine Worship, James G. Trout, Aucts. Do You Live?" 10:00 A. M. A. M., brotherly love but that title is get- N. Wachter, Clerk. mh .. . YCX/ 15Li/LD /--/NA,VC./AL- MUSCLES FOR YOURSELF A/V0 least in sports. FAM/LY-AND WOO HELP YOUR COUNrRY BUILD /T.S FOR WEDDING Invitations and Sunday Church School. Confirmation ting a, bit shaky, at YOUR Class meets every Saturday at 1:00. You must have noticed.that the coach 19—Charles I. Little, 1/12 miles East leENG77-17b p?ReS.:FRVE AND DEI-7EN9 OCIR FPEED0/1157 announcements, reception cards, en- Section napkins, of the 76'ers, Dolph Schayes, was go- of Mayberry on Cross gagement announcements, United Presbyterian his the John Hyde complete selec- Taneytown ing round and round with two of Road, known as birth announcements, Church—Rev. William M. Hendricks, week. It didn't farm. Cattle, farm machinery tion, see — The Carroll Record Co. players the other 8-11-if pastor. quite get to the point where punches and some household goods. Guss Sunday, Feb. 2, 1964, 8:45 A. M., were thrown but there were hot'words Shank, Auct mh For Church School; 9:45 A. M., Morning between Schayes and players Dave SEE US — Chick and Pnllet mi. E. of Taneytown Grain Worship. Anthem, "Praise Ye the Gambee and Lee Shaffer. Towards 19-20—John W. Walters, 1 orders, anytime — Gashouse Pike. Co. Phone PL. 6-6666. We Father" by Gounod. Sermon, "Who the end of the National Football Frederick on & Supply herd of dairy cows and give United Stamps. 3-14-ti Are Your Brothers?" Wednesday' at league season two of the Eagles really Large 7:30, Choir rehearsal. Thursday at went at it and it cost one his job. It heifers, large line Mc-Cormick- bib You Know? REDUCED PRICES — All Alum- 7:30, the Missionary Society will meet was Ben Scotti, Defensive halfback, Deering machinery including 6 equipment, De- inum Storm Doors and Windows. The at the home of Mrs. Thomas Tracey. who got the decision over a big tac- tractors, dairy The original "wonder drug" was Laval pipe line milkers, 400-gal- new Air Master products, triple track kle, John Mellekas. Scotti has since aspirin, discovered in 1853 but Metal Uniontown Circuit Churches of God. lon milk tank; 1 Farmway barn Alcoa aluminum. — Ohler's caught on with the Los Angeles not used as a medicine until 1899 Shop, phone: Pb. 6-6138, Taneytown. Uniontown—Bible School 9:30 A. gag, cleaner, used 6 mos.•, farm tools; M.; Rams, who, to use the Ancient —for rheumatoid arthritis. 9-27-ti M., Worship Service 10:30 A. enough to sign the win- some furniture. Glenn Trout. Bible Study, were smart Prayer Meeting and ner. James G. Trout, I. Lease, E. BRING YOUR FILMS to us for Wed., 7:30 P. M. • Phillies in late Bowlus, Aucts. Mehrle N. Wach- A. The Philadelphia EXPERT printing and developing; Frizellburg—Bible School 10:00 had their share of knock- ter, Clerk. , mh black and white- Worship Serv- years have 24 hour service on M., CGYA 6:30 P. M. about characters, several of whom 48 hour service on COLOR work. ice 7:30 P. M. with' the youth in 23-1:00 P. M. Mr. and Mrs. Robert are now knacking about in other 2 miles north of Win- Complete stock of Films - Flashbulbs charge. Prayer Meeting and Bible we're on Wehland, cities. And, of course, while field, Md. Farm machinery and - Cameras and Flash nutfits.—Taney- Study, Thurs., 7:30 P. M. there was a time when Free S&H Green the subject, tools. Glenn and James G. Trout, town Pharmacy — Fred E. Horner, pastor. Sonny Liston was making Philly his Stamps. 3-29-ti Aucts. Mehrle N. Wachter, Clerk. Paul's Lutheran Church. Har- home and getting into occasional has- mh St. in CARD PARTY — Every Saturday ney—Rev. John Fry, Supply Pastor. rcz the law. Sonny now lives night, Harney Vol. Fire Co. Hall, at Worship Service 9:00 A. M., Sunday Denver. 26-10 o'clock. Mr. and Mrs. Jesse 4 8 P. M. (EST). 9-29-ti School 10:00 A. M. REMEMBER WHEN DEPT. — Unger, /12 mi. off Rt. 97 on May- Billy Pierce of the White Sox retired berry Rd. Farm machinery, etc. BE PREPARED — For the unex- Keysville Lutheran Church — Rev. 26 straight batters in a row and then Guss Shank, Auct. mh pected. Let us insure you adequate- Donald C. Brake, pastor. Worship lost his "Perfect Game" in the 9th ly.—Percy M. Burke, 231 E. Main St., Service, 9:30; Sunday School, 10:30. when the last man, who was Ed AMrs.R L Westminster, Md. Phone:, TIlden 8- down the line to of God — Sun- Fitzaerald, doubled 3 & 4—Mr. and Merle Simpson. 6620. 4-15-ti Mayberry Church string and keep Pierce 10:15 A. M.; Worship break up the near Otterdale School. 90 head aspirin is most ver- day School, the record books. It was 1957. Today NOTICE—To my garbage custom- 11:00 A. M. from of high grade Holstein cattle, most widely used Service, —The satile, ers: We take care of collection of TODAY'S SPORT LAUGH 24 are registered; farm machin- in world—for all Charge — Union- the year on the P. medicine A cans, bottles, glass, garbage, and pa- The Pipe Creek funniest crack of ery and some household goods. pains, reduces — Uniontown, 9:00 by comedian Bob aches and per. Other articles such as tree and town, Maryland G. A. tour was made A. Doty Remsburg, Jefferson. inflammation, Worship; 10:00 A. M., Church (who else), who said, "I wear fever and shrubbery trmmings, wire, old roofing, A. M., Hope Md., and Guss Shank, Taneytown, to sleep. plaster School. Arnold Palmer shoes, Arnold Palmer Aucts. a and is an aid building partitions, bricks and Phone PL. 6-6242, aspirin charges will be Pipe Creek — (Brick) 10:10 A. M. pants and Arnold Palmer shirts, but About 13 billion will be collected and in accordingly.—Walter Benschoff, Worship, 11:10 A. M. Church School. I play like Betsy Palmer." 11—Mrs. M. T. Lackey, 2 miles N.E. tablets used annually made 97 along Taneytown's Garbage, Collector. St. James (on Marston Road) — —John Breth. of Taneytown off Route U's. 8-25-if 10:00 A. M. Church School, 11:15 Sell's Mill Rd. Household goods L. A. M. Worship. "Many a man finds that burning a and farm machinery. Calvin NOTICE — Dial Pb. 6-6548 for will make it Amoss, Arica a Youth For Christ — candle at both ends your Sand, Stone, Blocks and General Hampstead to keen his wife in the 30-year-old American, re- twice as hard Hauling Fertilizer and Lime. — Bill Yoder, dark."—William L. Zeigler, New Ox- Thurston Putman. 7-21-ti ford (O.) Item. FEDERAL TAXES ROCKETED — Every Monday CARD PARTY defense of the TO DIZZY HEIGHTS beginning at 8 P. M. Harney FOR SALE — Oil Space Heater. "One argument in night tobacco is that it never V.F.W., Harney, Md. 9-4-ti Call PL. 6-63.39. 12-19-ti chewing of started any forest fires."—Terry J. There was a time when the Federal Sykesville (Pa.) Post-Dis- tax burden per American was 81 Purity is important—adult gayer Type- INCOME TAX RETURNS Carlson, FOR SALE— New and used Estate cents a year. That was in 1840, when tablets get 102 quality tests from Machines, Rib- Federal - State - patch. writers and Adding Call the Government wasn't trying to beginning to end; Bayer children Carbon Paper. Also Ma- bons and NIEVERHOFFER & COMPANY "An antique is something that no run everything and everybody. At tablets get over 130 tests! for rent.— Charles L Stone- chines Harney to Emmitsburg Rd. one would want if there were more the turn of the century, in 1900, the sifer, Representative of Remington M. Remsburg, Vista annual tax burden per person wa Md., phone Telephone: PLymouth 6-6305 of them."—E. Rand, Inc., Taneytown, 1-16-13t (Calif.) Press. only $7. In 1933, the annual average PL. 6-6600 or PL 6-6789. 5-9-tf Pare Six THE CARROLL RECORD. TANEYTOWN. MARYLAND January 30, 1964 COLD STATISTICS .. SPEE KILLS

Speed is a killer on American highways. Regardless of how safe a driver you believe you might be, in case of mechanical failure, "KIDS LOVE LIFE—DRIVE LOVINGLY" human shortcomings, or some slight misjudgment, the speeding driver can almost certainly become involved in a fatal accident. "SAFETY DAY IS EVERY DAY" Cold hard statistics have proven this point many times over FIRST NATIONAL BANK the nation. Virtually all automobile operators think of themselves as careful drivers. But when an accident does occur, it is speed that kills. Savings and Checking Accounts THE BIRNIE TRUST COI Our citizens are granted an operators license for driving vehicles Personal and Mortgage Loans •••• on our highways. This is a privilege, not a right. Complete "ONE-STOP" Banking Service Serving Every Need With Good Banking All persons driving vehicles on highways are urged to drive Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation at a careful and prudent speed. They should not drive at greater TANEYTOWN - UNIONTOWN or lesser speeds than is reasonable and proper having due regard TANEYTOWN, MARYLAND PLymouth 6 - 4241 to traffic, surface and width of the highway and other restrictions or conditions that may exist.

Nobody should drive a vehicle at such speed as to endanger "Leaky Pipes or Heaters Could be A Safety Hazard" the life, limb or property of another. No motorist should drive "Safety Begins in a Safe Home" at a speed greater than will permit him to bring the vehicle to GEORGE W. STREVIG R. HOWARD REICHARD a stop within the assured clear distance ahead. MASTER PLUMBER PLUMBING and HEATING Gas and Oil Furnaces Workmanship Guaranteed Next time you have the urge to speed, think of what would Local Expert Spouting Work happen should a child dart in front of your car. Try to picture Experienced — Dependable AERMOTOR MYERS DEMING PUMPS the results of another vehicle pulling into the highway without (Taneytown Road) Littlestown, Penna. R. D. #1 Frizellburg Phone: 848 - 6760 having seen your approaching car. Remember . . . speed kills. Phone: 359 - 4210 PAUL M. MORELOCK, "Safety "There is Safety in Sound Building" President, Kiwanis Club of Taneytown. Begins in the Home" PERRY BUILDING SUPPLY CO. E. E. STULLER CONSTRUCTION CO. Everything for the Builder and Home Owner BUILDERS and CONTRACTORS SIDING — BRICK — BLOCK "Make Safety INSULATION and PAINTS STRUCTURAL — RESIDENTIAL Day — Every Day" 441 East Baltimore Street Taneytown, Maryland Taneytown, Maryland PL 6 - 6636 William Fi Myers' Phone: PLymouth 6-4511 "Safe Drivers Use Safe Equipment" eons "Safe Motorists Drive Safe Cars" Country Brand Meat Products HAVE YOURS CHECKED AT MITCHELL TRANSPORT, Inc. SINGER'S GULF SERVICE STATION COMMON CARRIER PORK and DELICATESSEN PRODUCTS — Specializing in — EXCLUSIVELY FOR LEHIGH CEMENT CO. Carroll County's Best BRAKES — MOTOR TUNE - UP — WHEEL BALANCING E. Locust Street Union Bridge SP 5 - 3621 N. Main, Union Bridge SP 5 - 2120 Since 1897

"Children Err — Drive With.Care" LIBERTY STREET TI 8 - 8710 WESTMINSTER, MD. LOWRY CHEVROLET, Inc. AMOS L. SPANGLER "THERE IS SAFETY IN SAVINGS" FUEL OIL — KEROSENE — DIESEL FUEL — GASOLINE ,TANEYTOWN, MARYLAND Prompt Service R. D. 2, Littlestown 359 - 4313 ADAMS COUNTY NATIONAL BANK Savings and Checking Accounts "There Are No Brakes On Children's Feet —Drive With Care" Personal, Commercial and Mortgage Loans "Kids Love Life — Driz e Lovingly" SCHOTTIE'S Safe Deposit Boxes — Vacation Clubs GETTYSBURG ASPHALT COMPANY STEAKS — CHOPS — SEA FOOD Christmas Clubs — Trust Services BLACKTOP — PAVING DRIVEWAYS PARKING "Food at Its Best" and AREAS COCKTAILS LINCOLN SQUARE 17 S. QUEEN ST. 4th and Main STS. DRIVEWAY SJEALER Littlestown, Penn. 359 - Gettysburg ED 108 S. Queen Street — Littlestown, Penna. GETTYSBURG LITTLESTOWN McSHERRYSTOWN 4131 or 4 - 4114 Phone: 359 - 4636 P. 0. i3ox 342 — Gettysburg, Penna. "Make Farm Work Safe Sane Work" "Safety Is Everyones Job" "Make the One for the Road Coffee" ROOP & SONS B. C. SCHUCHART, TROTTING INN DAIRY EQUIPMENT Inc. CHORE MOBIL FINE FOODS GOOD DRINKS BOY MILKERS — NEW IDEA EQUIPMENT HEAT — TIRE•K ELECTRICAL SERVICES — KEROSENE — GASOLINE PLEASING ATMOSPHERE COURTEOUS SERVICE — REFRIGERATION Mobil Heat Budget Plan "The Inn Where Customers Send Their Friends" Union Bridge 775- 4707 Heating and Air Conditioning Contr. Hanover Pike R. D. 2 — 359 - 5511 — Littlestown, Penna. Elm Avenue, Hanover "We're Available for Your Safety on Farm or Home" Phone: ME 7-2156--Phone Nite Calls: 632-4106 — ME 2-1254 A. ROY FRINGER & SONS "Take Your Time Not Your Life" "SAFETY !! Demands Safe Drivers" CESSPOOLS AND SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED THE RIGHT WAY DeGROFT FEED & FARM SUPPLIES Prompt Service Low Rates EASY METHOD DRIVING & TRAINING Red Rose Poultry Equipment ALL WORK GUARA- NTEED State Approved Pioneer Anti-biodics 176 Schaeffer Avenue Dekalb Phone: 848 -8506 Licensed by Department of Motor Vehicles Feeds Custom Grinding Services 6 Wimert Ave., Westminster, Md. Phone: 848 - 6795 Wayne Spreading Service Carroll County's Finest Premier 332 East Baltimore Street, Taneytown, Md. Lumber Street — Littlestown, Penna. — 369 - 5834 "Safe Drivers Buy and Drive Safe Cars" Phone: 756 - 6888, 756 - 6377 WHEELER CHEVROLET, Inc. "Always Think for Two, the Other Driver and You" SERVING CARROLL COUNTY FOR 42 YEARS "Drive Carefully Y 0 U _4re Our Best Customer" BOB'S CHEVY II — "CORVAIR" — CHEVELLE GLAMOURETTE BEAUTY SHOP BODY SHOP Trucks, Duty Chevrolet AUTO Trucks BODY and FENDER REPAIRS SALES and SERVICE — PARTS 0. K. HAIR STYLING EXPERT PAINTING USED CARS 101 8. Main Street Phone: FR 4 - 3221 Hampstead, Md. SETTING — TINTING — CUTTING Bob Morgret, Owner Sandra Baker, Owner Experienced and Dependable 111 East Baltimore Street, Taneytown, Md. 215 M. Street — Littlestown, Penna. — 359 - 4625 "The Life You Save May Be Your Own" Phone: PL 6 - 6642 RALPH. W. STONESIFER "Drive Like Your Life Depends on It" "Slow Down So That Others May Live" EXCAVATING CONTRACTOR GRADING THOMAS - BENNETT' — DITCHING — FOUNDATIONS G. L. CUBBAGE & HUNTER, Inc. BLACK TOP DRIVEWAYS and PARKING LOTS RUBBAGE — ASHES — GARBAGE READY MIXED CONCRETE Keymar, Maryland PL 6- 6454 Clean Sanitary Pick Up Finest Quality Concrete Delivered In The Modern Way. Serving Most of Carroll County OFFICE: 70 John Street Phone TI 8-9030 "Safe Drivers Use Safe Tires" Wells — Cellars Pumped Dry — Septic Tank and Cesspool Cleaning Westminster Plant Phone TI 8-9032 100 Liberty Street, Westminster, Md. Greenmount Plant Phone FR 4-2636 MILLER'S TIRE SERVICE Phone: 848 - 7945 Road Service — Complete Tire Service — Recapping Also: General Auto Repairs "Safe Farmers Use Safe Equipment" "Safe Operators Use Safe Equipment" Near Union Mills Phone: 346 - 7539 Westminster Route 2 — off Route 140 GILLESPIE'S WELDING I. II. CRUSE & SONS, Inc. "Safety Begins 14 Years Experience — Dependable With Safe Vehicles" PORTABLE WELDING — ELECTRIC — ACETYLENE GENERAL CONTRACTORS NEWCOMER'S AMERICAN STATION Only Welding Shop in Taneytown Area Lumber Street, Littlestown, Penna., 359 - 4121 TIRES — BATTERIES - ACCESSORIES Fringer Road Taneytown R. D. #1 Minor Repairs Road Service Phone: 756 - 6319 East Baltimore Street, Taneytown, Md. Phone: 756 - 6206 "Speed Kills! Slow Down and Live" "Safe Drivers Driz'e Safe Vehicles" WESTERN MARYLAND STOCK YARDS,.Inc. "Safe Drivers Drive Safe Cars" Have Yours Checked Established Over A Quarter Century at BARNES MOTORS Known for Fair Dealings HAROLD'S GARAGE RAMBLER — RAMBLER JEEP SALES and SERVICE John Street Extended Westminster, Md. TI 8-7227 SINCLAIR GAS and OILS — AUTO REPAIR 224 Washington Street, Westminster, Md. Hanover Pike Rt. 2 Littlestown 359 - 5646 TI 8 - 5522 "Drive Safely — Your Life Depends Upon It" "Safety Begins in the Home" "Keep Racing on the Racetracks" KOPP'S CO., Inc. RAINBOW RINK & BOWLING LANES WHITE STAR SPEED SHOP NEAR LUMBER — MILLWORK TANEYTOWN "SONNY" GARBER, Prop'r — Over 12 Years Experience HOME and BUILDERS SUPPLIES PARTIES and INSTRUCTIONS REPAIRS ANY MAKE or MODEL (Everything to Build Anything) Taneytown, Md. . 756 -2281 MOTORS — IGNITION — BRAKES WE CAN Lineboro - FR SOUP-UP YOUR CAR 4-3811 . "Speed Kills — Drive Cautiously" TUNE-UP and MOTOR SPECIALISTS Fair Avenue, Westminster, Md. Phone: 848 - 3461 ARTHUR W. GARVIN, JR. A "Safety Begins in the Home" Your Family Insurance Man S. LEASE WARNER, Inc. AUTO — LIFE — FIRE "Drive To .S'tay Alive" 27 Middle Street, Taneytown, Md. When Accidents Happen, See MOBIL Phone: 756 - 6733 FUEL OIL GAS HEATING OIL STALEY'S BODY SHOP Sales and Service "Safety Pays in Many Ways" BODY and FENDER WORK TIRES and ACCESSORIES • GRAYBILL'S SINCLAIR EXPERIENCED and DEPENDABLE 4 538 Baltimore Blvd. — 848 -4477 — Westminster, Md. R. R. 278 E. Main Street, Westminster, Md. Winterize Now! Phone: 848 - 5552 TIRES — BATTERIES — ACCESSORIES Friendly "The Next Chance You Take May Be Your Last" Service West Baltimore Street, Taneytown, Md. Phone: 756 - 2286 "Make Safety Pay the Clark Way" L. K. FRYMYER -Safety Contagious PLASTERING CONTRACTOR is — Catch It" CLARK CONTRACTORS Residential — Commercial U T Z ROOFING — SIDING — INSULATION HOUSE MOVERS, Inc: Estimates — Advice STUCCOING and CEMENTING BRICK — 35 years Experience BLOCK — STONE — FRAME Alcoa Aluminum Siding — Rock Wool Insulation — Roofing — — Expert Flag Stone Work HOMES MOVED Free Estimates . Asbestos Shingles — Storm Doors and Windows Estimates and Advice BASIL C. CLARK R. D. 2 Littlestown 359 - 4480 Taneytown, Maryland — PLymouth 6 -6158 105 E. Main St., Westminster TI 8 - 3779 TANEYTOWN. MARYLAND .Tanuary 30 1964 THE C.ARROLL RECORD. Page Seven Neu- Materials •••••••••••••• •••• ••••••• ••••••...... 1.4.44••••••• A' Permit Builder SHRIMP FEED and DANCE HOSPITALIZATION INSURANCE ToQ'Drop Price SPEAKS FOR YOUNG AND OLD SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 15th, 1964 It's not always necessary to Modern family and individual plans pays up to 365 days for any pay top dollar to assure quality. one confinement in hospital — room Serving at 7:00 P. M. and board plus other miscel- Inlernahonal Unnozul Builder John Parker, president laneous expenses and also surgery, too — all under one policy Sunday School Leftsons of Macco Realty Co., tested and thus providing substantial savings. proved this theory in his 1,300- Senior Citizen policies that are non-cancellable and guaranteed home Glen Mar development in $2.00 —ALL YOU CAN EAT Renewable for LIFE for the older folk. Let us help pay your Huntington Beach, Calif. hospital bills. By careful selection of materi- Casual Meeting Also MAJOR MEDICAL policies to pay for the BIG bills for als, Parker was able to reduce HARNEY V. F. W. the major illnesses up to $10,000.00. Low cost, too. Lesson for February 2, 1964 selling price of these homes sub- stantially—in one model by $1,000 For information without obligation for a plan to suit your Background Scripture: John 4:1-42. —without sacrificing real value. family budget see me NOW! 42:1-5. Devotional Reading: l'salm Parker told how he did this in 2:09.130t.21111,12*I.Mat.:30fIllif.f.MiEtt0X,:Mt U30(91:01 0.130 HE WORD "casual" has vari- a recent article in Building De- 130..tr09 0.110 Ma,LW* ROBERT L. ZENTZ Tous meanings. It makes you sign, the official magazine of the S. Taneytown, Md. 756 - 6960 think of leisure-time casual American Institute of Building Attend a Free Lecture clothes or off-hand casual re- Design. 12-19-tf marks. It is the opposite of form- The largest single saving re- al, planned, carefully prepared. sulted from a switch to asphalt «. Entitled: "THE PRICELESS GIFT OF KNOWING You don't look forward to a casu- shingle roofing, he said. On the al meeting, you two-story, $24,450 model, the use ONESELF" XtraillareltfUillittr6-0:140.12410:312falit0131103(2240'440=43CIUT=Vkl=1=30:014111r don't even give it of asphalt shingles saved more a thought till you than $450 compared with the cost by THEODORE WALLACH, C. S. of Winnetka, Illinois run across this of the material originally speci- FOR SALE person unexpect- fied. edly. Many meet- MARYLAND and PENNSYLVANIA "Although the materials are O Member of The Board of Lectureship of The Mother Church. ings in life are different and the installation cost FARMS and HOMES planned, more is substantially less, quality and •0 The First Church of Christ, Scientist, in Boston, Mass, are not. A casual durability remain unchanged and ALL SIZES AND TYPES acquaintance is safety from fire is increased," he CALL or SEE: one you meet explained. 4 Dr. Foreman once and then not Other cost-saving steps includ- Tuesday February 4 12:10 noon toi, again. A casual meeting is the ed using unitized shower stalls, J. S. Clagett opposite of an important meeting. redesigning the plumbing sys- REAL ESTATE Most people don't expect much tem, kitchen cabinets and coun- In the edifice of Third Church of Christ, Scientist from casual acquaintances or cas- ters, and substituting asphalt tile PHONE CODE 301 — 756 - 6519 ual occasions of any kind. A for carpets in closets. TANEYTOWN, MARYLAND 1-16-tf No owl is unimportant "Following the changes, we 702 Cathedral Street, Baltimore, Md. Jesus, as usual, was different. sold 85 of the two-story, 2,016 ...011301210112)1(12:0,32011110.1tUaltUlttilltattU0AU0ittr0tum. lie met many persons casually, as square-foot homes in three /or we would say. He would talk with months," Parker said. a stranger a few moments and then they would part never to see All are welcome nursery available each other again. But for Jesus no Comfort Now Added 4p: meeting was merely casual, be- To Today's Schools cause no person was unimportant, IOU.2210Brii*2313102411034 -30ES:13103. 43e83 Orli013 3Sat Ott 402243tifit• 0U401 and every moment was bound up Recent school designs stress with Eternity. the importance of comfort ir That woman at the well is a helping students to do their best. .good example. Jesus did not in- An example of this is the increas- quire her name. She lived in a ing use of a modern electric heat- village he never had visited and ing system coupled with mineral never would visit again so far as wool insulation in walls, ceilings ARKWELL we know. As the world counts and in floors above unheated such things, she was not im- spaces. portant. Notorious in her home The mineral wool not only adds 944teo-ettat, STAPLERS town, maybe; but not important. to winter comfort and heating In fact, from the viewpoint of the economy, but also helps keep disciples, she was so far beneath classrooms cool and students the notice of Jesus that when sharp during late-spring and Your Advertisement they found him talking with her, early fall hot spells. they were astonished. And yet Jesus did talk to her with such leisurely seriousness that you NO MUSS, NO FUSS might have thought she was the One advantage of re-roofing, only pesson in the world. He said 03R0 with asphalt shingles is that in So her some profound truths. Staples, Pins and Tacks If Jesus had treated casually most cases they can be applied Should Appear $790 Complete with 1000 Staples :that casual meeting, nothing directly over the old material. This eliminates the expense and would nave happened. It when mess of ripping off the old roof. she talked about the right place to worship God, he had said, ''That's a good question—but let's not get into an argument, it's too 1•011 WED C1119 TURKEYS and CAPONS hot;" or if when she said "I have Here no husband" he had said nothing PACEMAKER Staples, Pins and Tacks but "Oh," it would indeed have For Sale been a casual meeting, nothing $195 $250 $32% more. But Jesits turned that meet- Complete with SOO Staples ing into a mirestone for the wom- ALIVE OR DRESSED an's life. Before she met Jesus Readers Will See It! she was a woman living only for WILL DELIVER TACKMASTER Many pleasure and not getting much Gun Type Tacker out of it. After she met Jesus she FERN HAINES him. became an enthusiast about TANEYTOWN, MD. Ws Complete with 1000 Staples She is interested in her fellow- citizens—for the first time, we PHONE: PL 6-6781 Staples and Pk's, may suppose—no longer in a self- 9-19-tf FOR OFFICE seeking way, but eager to have them know Christ also. She has menumournmumnanonoummukinvi FACTORY a new interest in life because for n AA the first time her life has found a o u HOME Al:' CLIPBOARD new center, a center not in her •13 KOONS FLORIST x STA-PLYER BY JOANNE WALTERS own trivial self. In short, Jesus 0 IMAM, ETC. t: Cut Flowers, Designs $493 Complete with 500 Staples special correspondent knew that while he himself would Oz: 3a have more meaningful hours than Corsages u this, while he knew that this wps 23 0 uTTLESTOWN, PENNA. For Sale at-- sevent not a life-changin'g moment for r: M een MAGAZINE him, it was for her. And he dealt 1:$ AREA CODE 717 13 4: X with the woman in accordance Phone 359-4824 The Carroll Record Co. with the importance of the hour fai NGLAND'S PAMELA FRANKLIN appeared in and the meeting for her. 022.0=0:202:0:10:10:102:080:110U022011 TANEYTOWN, MARYLAND E her first movie at the age of three with Deborah No brush-off Kerr. Now, at the ripe old age of thirteen, Pamela has One of the most humiliating J. ALFRED several movies and a TV film to her credit. and disappointing experiences in HELTEBRIDLE On her first trip to Hollywood, Pamela state'-, life is to be the victim of a "I expected California to be a kind of sunny •,,,., TANEYTOWN. MD. "brush-off" from someone who g England, but it was quite different. I was 6-5141 teen-agers too. They stands above us. Those who have Phone: PL startled by American SPACE SCIENCE 'd/41,e,44 are so sexy, if you know what I mean. They some importance recognized by ATIONWIDE begin going out with boys when they are 13 others might remember this; Mutual Insurance Co. or 14 years old; no English girl would go on Christians especially. Parents, for Mutual Fire Insurance Co. 1,ife Insurance Co. dates until she is 16 or 17. I will say that example, may make fun of some like Columbus, 0. American boys are all boy, though, not effort a child has made at play- English boys, who don't know what to say ing a small instrument, or high- around a girl or how to act. The publicity jumping, or something else that man would tell me, 'Pamela, you're too isn't much account in the grown- normal. You're dull! Why can't you go out ups' book but means a lot to the Pamela Franklin on dates or something so we can get stories child. A worker who has a sug- WORLD'S . they are written about you?' I couldn't help them, I'm afraid." gestion thrown into the waste- LARGEST, so sexy * * * basket, a helper in the house or AUTO INSUWIEE COMMA PATTY consiaered by many best on the farm who DUKE is critics to be the does his best Calls Our space target is teen-age actress in the country. She is the youngest actress on a small task only to have it STATE FARM MUTUAL otate Farm Agent the moon. Project Apollo ever to receive star billing on Broadway where she played the ignored—these incidents are soon AUTOMOBILE . INSURANCE COMPANY Gemini in the U.S. space race. role of Helen Keller in "The Miracle Worker." Patty has also forgotten by parent, employer, or 756-6733 will follow Mercury and manned flights near the moon and received the only "regular" Oscar given to a juvenile for her boss; but they are not forgotten GARVIN, JR. Apollo will be used for ARTHUR and return to earth. role in the movie version of the Broadway by the "little man." The great for a landing on the moon 8-9-tf play. This year she is starring in a weekly secret of turning casual meetings, television series, "The Patty Duke Show." casual occasions, into memorable Without today's welding She is a dazzling combination of childlike not insaments, is putting yourself in processes, Apollo would wonder and fierce dedication. Prior to taping- be possible. It contains the of the other person's place. A wom- Easily Arranged her new TV series, in which Patty plays an was explaining why she didn't light, strong metul Titanium, the dual role of an all-American • teen-ager like her preacher. "He always acts which cannot be joined by and her colzsin, who has been educated in like he doesn't have time for me." conventional methods. Re- Europe and traveled widely. Patty spent months separating the two :personalities she Isn't that the trouble with most of searchers answered the problem by developing the was to portray. "The first step was to strip us? We don't have time for peo- away my own teen-age mannerisms," she ex- ple—especially if they are littler electron beam welder, the size of a .38 pistol. plains. On her career, Patty states, "If I than ourselves. Perhaps if we took hadn't become an actress, it would have been more time with people we could HOME terrible for me. I don't think about it. I begin to see more in them! MORTGAGE can't imagine doing anything but what I'm Patty Duke (Based on outlines copyrighted by the doing." ..a talented teen Division of Christian Education, National 9 * * * Council of the Churches of Christ in the and U. S. A. Released by Commonity Press SEVENTEEN forecasts faces and places, dreams and Service.) • CONSTRUCTION schemes. fun, fads and feelings that will make news in 1964. What will you talk about? Equal rights of females will lend LOANS ballast to girl talk and fire to girl-boy talk. What will you worry about? The traditional subjects of getting along with the opposite sex, getting into college and getting to know who AUGUSTA you are will still be the prime concern but there will be a new approach to their solutions—talking out loud about them. What Building and Loan Attn. 0 LL will you play in 1964? Leading the cafeteria sports activities Westminster: Shopping Center will be thumb wrestling and table-top football. Rain Dance Parties maw Office: 420 N. Howard Si. There's another catch to Titanium. It must be welded in a vacuum. will hit like a cloudburst and parties will head outdoors. "Usually a husband grows alone— On earth the vacuum is man made. Out in the endless vacuum of Couples will arrive in Indian dress, dance familiar dances to when the little womat Dundalk: 7 Center Mee drum music and play especially space there'll be a ready-made workshop. Corny Finish. What will you laugh at? hasn't had a birthday for the last 1( Baltimore: 420 N. Howard St. Elephant jokes will see a brief revival and nonsense jokes will years."—Kenny Bennett. Greencastle Dundalk: 7 Center Place go on all year, but the new trend is towards British humor. ,t Ind.) Putnam County Graphic. Annapolis: 6 West Street Page Eight THE CARROLL RECORD. TANEYTOWN MARYLAND January 30, 1964

Good News Clubbeirs . Get-To-Gether NOTICE Twenty-nine Good News Clubbers We have installed a sprinkler from the 5th, 6th and 7th grades system in our warehouse with Week-End Specials were present at the home of Mr. and an outside fire siren. This siren OUR BANK Mrs. Ken. Nusbaum, Taneytown, on will be sounded every Monday Friday for an evening of fun and , noon with the Taneytown Fire PRICES EFFECIIVE: JAN. 30-31 and FEB. 1 fellowship. These attending were Company siren. members of two of the Taneytown Good News Clubs, the Frizellburg THE REINDOLLAR CO. Is Club and the club held on Hughes PILLSBURY mscurr 8-oz. tube 5 Shop Road at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Shipley. Introductions i Limit 3, Please were made by- a member of each NOTICE TO CREDITORS YOUR BANK group and several games were played. / A Bible quiz, dealing with the les- This is to give notice that the sub- i FRYERS 250 lb. whole 1 sons taught in Good News Club, was scriber has obtained from the Or- / held between Frizellburg and Mrs. phans' Court of Carroll County, in / because Zent's Taneytown club and was won Maryland, letters Testamentary on SWIFT PREMIUM FRANKS 490 lb. by a slight margin by the Frizellburg the personal estate of I quizzers. Top scorer for the winners MAURICE D. BOWERS, / was Phyllis Rill and for Taney-town, LUNCH MEATS 4 6-oz. 'pkgs. 990 We Johnny Zent. Jackie Bair and Linda late of Carroll County, deceased. All i offer the many services you have Eyler sang a duet which was well re- persons having claims against the deceased are warned to exhibit / come to expect a financial institution to ceived by the group. A short Bible the Indian River white seedless GRAPEFRUIT 4 for 390 message was given about the boy same with the vouchers thereof, leg- / supply to a community. No matter what who gave his lunch to Jesus. Group ally authenticated, to the subscriber, on or before i singing, led by Mrs. Armistead the 3rd day of Septem- Red Ripe TOMATOES 2 ctn. YOUR financial needs are, we may be able Mason, Frizellburg, completed the ber, next; they may otherwise by law i 290 program. Peggy Jo Smith and Di- be excluded from all benefits of said to serve you with facilities you are not now ana Windisch, 9-th grade students at estate. Fresh BROCCOLI 290 lg. bunch Taneytown H. S., assisted with the Given under my hand this 24th 1 using, or aware of. Why not find out about refreshments. The following boys and lay of January, 1964. girls were present: Susan Musser, ALICE L. WOLFE, SEALTEST ICE CREAM 790 /12 gal. ALL of our many services that are available Sharon Valentine, Linnis Welty, Su- Surviving Executor. san Lowry. Nancy Hitchcock, Lois Mail to R. G. Hoffman, Atty., to you. Stutzman, Linda Eyler, Jackie Bair, Westminster, Md. Marjorie Stutzman, Teresa Zent, Gold Medal Flour 590 5-lb. bag Remember you arc always welco:r-a at Ruth Airing, Joan and Doris Leather- 1-30-5t man„ Phyllis Rill, Janice Heffner, Diane Bare, Sharon Sipes, Karen Leadway APRICOTS or DelHaven PEARS 2 for 750 Shipley, Johnny Zent, Eddie Green, TANEYTOWN GRAIN MARKETS Dougie Gross, Jerry Waddell, David Holtman, Steve Swope, Robert Eyler, WHEAT $1.95 The Birnie Trust Company Jerry Welk, Herman Barrick, Gary BARLEY $1.15 Shipley and Bruce Shelton. OATS..... $ .75 (Member of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation) Good News Clubs meet in Taney- CORN $1.45 town on Monday, at the Presbyter- • 3uper-ghrift TANEYTOWN, MARYLAND ian Church at 3:30 P. M. and on DOUGHERTY'S Fri- day at 464 E. Baltimore St., at 3:40 P. M.; in Frizellburg, at the Church EAST BALTIMORE STREET — TANEYTOWN, MD. of God on Tuesday at 3:15 P. M., I SMART MONEY and at the Shipley home on Tuesday IN.,141•1111.11411M11.EN.O.W.M1141M1•1.1.11•DMIMIIIIM104•111.10110.141•1•01•111.101.11•11M..11100410111041.0=00• 11.11 .1.M.114111•11..... evening at 6:00 P. M. Boys and girls i KNOWS living near these clubs are cordially WHERE TO invited to become Good News Club members. Parents may attend any GC.' AFTER \\ meeting. READING ! Ti-SE ADS A child: A creature who stands kit\ half-way between an adult and a 1 Al T1-415 ' B. P, O. ELKS television set. -- The Reporter, Mil- fJEWSPAPEP. waukee, Wisc. onwm••••, 1' 1: S N T All Purpose Tacker 1 Monte Carlo Nite For Men and Women. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 1

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