ENDEAVOR TO BE DESIRE WHEN ONE STOPS WHAT YOU LEARNING, HE STOPS TO APPEAR. LIVING. HE CAR OIL ECORD MARCH 24, 1950 $1.00 A YEAR IN ADVANCE VOL.56 No. 39 TANEYTOWN, MARYLAND4FRIDAY, ELECTS OFFICERS THIS 'N' THAT PAPER COLLECTION VFW AS (Your Chatty Column) COMMUNITY LOCALS L - - HEALTH OFFICER . SOUTHERN STATES Reynolds Heads Post in With all my heart, I wish yot. every This column is not for use in advertis- Boy Scouts Will Gather annnrr morning ing any money-making program, fair, sap- Harney SEEN BY REV. OWEN A smile that inshallshall last until the next. per, party or. sale. it is intended for Paper Saturday news, personalS, and such matters as may 311 - day's dawning. be of community interest. A large majority of the members I wish you health—life's greatest this department patrols of All communications for Boy Scouts of three of the ikonocacy Valley Memorial of Recent Trip wealth! must be signed by the author; not for will again An Account that the •Troop 348, Taneytown, Maryland Day Will Be Observed No. 6918 attended a meeting on wish you always near so that I may publication, but as an evidence of rags,iron Post Items contributed are legitimate and cor- solicit your contributions Friday, March 17 for the election of help to cheer rumor, or such collection Made by Minister and Family rect. Items based on mere and paper In a townwide by Kiwanians new post officers. The post was hon- Each future day and in some way— to give offense, are not want- Satur- as are likely which will be made tomorrow, ored at this meeting by a visit from help to bring you happiness! ed. March 25th, assisted by Petry's XII day, The recently appointed deputy Mr. Roy Gamber, 7th District Com- truck from Westminster. Funds thus both of SV)rANkANOA Snow has just fallen and the ground Lookingbill gradu- state health officer for Carroll County mander and Mr. Ben Higgs, Miss Charlotte obtained will promote activities of the Westminster. of this is covered with a thin coat of white week from the Baltimore spoke on the topic of "Public,Health the V. F. W. Post in The recent installments • ated this patrols involved and also towards was very much pleas- have attempted to describe adding a most picturesque scene to Business College. from Today and Tomorrow" at the regular Mr. Gamber travelogue sending three representatives Kiwanis ed with the attendance at the meet- some of the national religious cen- the vast country sides! How can any- National Jamboree meeting of the Taneytown Garner' and family call- the Troop to the Wednesday evening at ing and also of the willingness in ters which we visited in The Land of one say they don't like snow? Mrs. Roy Forge, June 30-July 6th. Clab held last all school teachers! Mr. and Mrs. Weldon Mackley at Valley Inn. which the members accepted their the Sky. It was surprising to find Calling ed on of the groups and their as- Taney was Four young man was very dull in arithme- and family, Baltimore, Sunday. Leaders President Lewis Crurnpacker pre- nomination. Mr. Roy Overholtzer that so many were located there. sistants are: Flying Eagle Patrol, declining nominee and that the five which we visited were tic when he was a youngster in facts Perry;Fox sided and after the usual festivities the only out of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ehrhart,1Mill Francis McNair and John chairman of the was because his present position located in the Swannanoa Valley near the entire family quite concerned Sarah Al- Lawyer and Frederick Wallace Reindollar, it all. Now, that same little Ave. who lived in Mrs. Patrol, Philip Committee, led the group in would not permit his regular attend- Asheville. Three of these have al- about for her un- Raccoon Patrol, Robert Bow- Music The boy is head bookkeeper for a very big baugh's house, and cared Markle; singing familiar songs. The program ance at the meetings. ready been mentioned, namely,. til her death, moved to Littlestown, ers and Larry Eck-ard. charge of the election was as follows: Com- Southern Baptist Capitol at Ridge- concern in the big city! My Son! include in- for the evening was in The Your 'Monday. Meeting activities will Committee, Kiwan- mander, Raymond Reykold1; Sr. crest, The Southern Presbyterian at Thinking of school teachers, and contests in the Public Relations one struetion practice chairman. Vice-Commander, Raymond Cla- Mont-i-eat, and the Southern Y. M. C. Observer visited an excellent Estelle Hess, Baltimore, spent Morse code far the next ian Al Baldwin, ho- our town who teaches the Miss International Cameron, who was born in Can- baugh; Jr. Vice-Commander, Elwood A. at Blue Ridge. Here is also around week-end at home with her par- weeks, with emphasis on the Dr. Robert south- first grade. As I gently opened the the several ada and migrated to this county after Strickhouser. Suartermaster cated what might be called the ents, Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert Hess. Mrs. sound system by means of a buzzer. Elwood Koontz; 3- of the nothern Presby- door of the class room about noon spent graduating from medical school, has Reck. Chaplain, ern capitol George Head and son, John, The opening contest among patrols of Fred Spangler; Post This center is locat- time—such quietness prevailed! Every This event had wide experience in the field year Trustee, terian Church. Sunday with them. was won by the Raccoons. officer of Francis Haines; Post 'Sur- Swannanoa, 15 miles from Ashe- precious little head was resting on camporee at public health. He was health Aclvocato, ed at anticipates the district Md, for a period Francis Snider. ville. his desk! Obedience in the atmos- iMrs. Thornton Sboemaloer spent Reservation in Washington County, geon, 2nd grade teacher. eve- Deep Run Scouting and saw 4 years service A committee with Robert Reck as The City of Asheville, the tourists phere! Betcha, the from Sunday until Wednesday water boiling, flycasting, of 10 years a she is lucky when she gets and May, where the U. S. Army during World chairman was appointed to make capitol of the Land of the Sky, will feel ning with her brother-in-law finding, first aid, nature with for the in topog- those pupils. It is a positive fact that Henry Schuoler, direction War II. Since that time until- his re- plans for an Easter Egg hunt widely known health resort. sister, Mr. and Mrs. study, and a relay will test the met- to be held tourists of the a first grade teacher can do more good Heights. cent appointment to his new position children of the community raphy, reminds the at Braddock tle of Carroll District Troops. he great wheel. The spokes or harm than she realizes for all the - - meeting as health officer for Carroll County, on Easter Sunday. big hub of a Mob- These events will provide De- -o valleys that reach back following years. Your Observer did Dinner guests of Mrs. Harry the May 20 saw service with the State Health are the long I were Mrs. themes between now and of Baltimore AUXILIARY OF THE every direction toward the not regret being a teacher until ney on Wednesday evening was decided at a partment working out LADIES' in almost class room Mrs. Edgar Essig, camporee date it TANEYTOWN VOL. FIRE CO. mounatins forming the hugh rim of stood right there in that George Newcomer, Council leaders' session City. ' how all the old- Lou and Bobby Essig, Green-Bar Health, as Dr. Cameron sees the wheel. One of these valleys is remembering then Miss Mary last Sunday afternoon and eve- Public Tan- back mapped out a teaching profes- George Harman and daughter, held dates back to antiquity, approxi- The Ladies Auxiliary of the called :Swannanoa. It extends sters Ms. ning at Natural Dam, where ten it, their reg- the Blue sion for me in life which I cast aside. Martha. mately 5,000 years ago. He traced eytown Vol. Fire Co., held eastward toward the top of troop leaders were guests of the 16, Mrs. Ruth off place to the Take a tip from Your Observer, girls The the progress of this movement thru ular meeting March Ridge, the jumping Elizabeth Crebs is confined to Scoutmaster, Wilbur 0. Thomas. during the . presiding, with 23 area below. This is a beau- and boys for the oldsters see much Mrs. by Andrew the early Biblical days, Baumgardner, Piedmon't eyes! the Hanover Hospital with a broken council was presided over the early present. A very interesting historic valley rich in legend more through their experienced patrol leader and time of Moses, through members tiful and been •provoked hip after having fallen when she fell Alexander, senior Christian era, on into was held. lore. The first white settlers came Many times I have the council and the offi- period of the meeting and who rave about their in trying to sit herself on a chair. president of of the Roman Empire, Mrs. Ruth 'Baumgardner, Mrs. to this area as the choicest place of with parents her ,many secretary and treasurer were the heyday Clingan to having such a high I. Q. She is 95 years old and ces of carried on to the period of the David Smith and Mrs. Harry all. 'Through the valley, leading off-spring upon Philip Lawyer and and meet- picturesque daughter has always had a very friends wish her well. conferred Renaissance during which period the will attend an executive dinner Asheville, flows the My - --- A'ssistant Scoutmaster, Stanley F. March 29th. crystal clear high I. Q. ever since she was able to Bach- discovery of America occurred, it is ing in Westminster, -Swannanoa River, The There will be a candlelight service Frock, respectively, with Fern the benefit chicken and water, reflecting the talk yet she is not a brilliant scholar stu- vice-presi- felt, said Dr. Cameron, that in Plans for the and lazy flowing presented by the pre-ministerial man assuming the post of ,s has been to be held in the Fire- reminds one of a long mir- in her school lessons especially math- College on Sun- past 50 years more progre ham supper sky above, noticed an ar- dents of Gettysburg dent. of public health building, April 1, were com- imbedded on the channel. ematics. (I have always March 26, at 7 o'clock of business were con- made in the field men's ror mathematics.) day evening, Other items period in the world's pleted. Overlooking this river valley, at a tistic person dislikes Church of the Breth- of a petition by two mem- than in any was a any time who does at Piney Creek sideration Three steps in the develop- The recreation hour which place called Swannanoa, is located the Give me a child Everyone welcome. to form a new patrol within the history. given to such a high I. Q. ren. • bers of the public health program quizz proram, prizes were southern center of the Presbyterian not rate troop, the outline of a weekly pro- ment correct an- Presbyter- who is wonderful with their school Dern, daughter of and has to do with that of sanitation, 'those giving the most Church, U. S. A., the main Miss Dorothy gram 'for the summer months, wonder with churches in work. As many teachers `agree that and Mrs. Lloyd Dern, near town, the three quarantine, and the era of the swer. • ian body in America to be Mr. the method of selecting drugs, penicil- be a special meeting the union. The South- they would rather have a child graduated from Baltimore Business Troop 348 drugs, such as sulpha There will every state of homework Scouts who will represent to meet the 28, at 7130 at the Firemen's called the Presbyterian studious, bringing in their College, Thursday, March 16th. Miss Valley Forge jambo- lin, etc. In attempting March ern Church necessary Items. in July at the county it is the plan of U. S., is a minority body which and many other Dern while attending the college liv- of a cash contribution to needs of the hall. Church man or young ree. Report health office to expand the Concerning the drill team which during the Civil War. Ef- know many a young ed at the Lutheran Hospice. from the Taneytown Volun- the local and withdrew on Fourth Page) -- this end services rendered end in so we are planning to organize, forts are now under way to bring (Continued teer Fire Company was made, the various who are inter- This is Guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. doing it will be necessary to secure ladies 16 years or over about a reunion of the two. Troop Committee being at work on ser- organization, that we in the PARTY GIVEN BY FEED CO. Norville •Shoemaker on Friday were: di- larger quarters and enlist the ested in this expected to be consumated s Get- other prospects for help in this work will of, we will be very • Mr. and Mrs. William Bigham, has already vices of more people. This may not know next few year-h. Mr. and Mrs. rection. The Troop itself through three chan- for you to attend this meet- Swannanoa the tourist will About 300 men and women attend- tysburg, Pa.; Saturday three places from its be accomplished grateful will Here at and enter- Red Lion, Pa. and registered for education; second, service; Our next regular meeting one of the most unique projects ed an evening of education N. E. Shoemliker, For the same reason, pa- nels; first, ing. find The Taney- Mr. and Mrs. Morgan, and own funds. research. In the matter of ed- be April 13th. in the whole Appalachian', area, it tainment sponsored by Sunday collection will be held more fre- third, Co., Monday Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Bigharn, Bal- per it will be part of the respon- is a nationally known vocational town Grain 8z Supply and the wonderfully fine co- ucation 20, at Big Pipe Creek timore. quently, of the county health office CALIFORNIA school called now the Warren Wilson evening, March operation of Taneytown people is sibility LETTER FROM the George R. R. Richardson, --- to promote sanitation which might College, and formerly known as Park, Mr. Mrs. John Harman and son earnestly asked' that the expense may life. This sales manager of Ralston Purina Co., Mr. and who be interpreted as a mode of Reaves.: Asheville Farm School. of Hanover, and - Mr. Calvin be the more easily met. Those stimulation of Dear Mrs. received an invi- was master of ceremonies. A film David, experience would necessitate the so much for the Carroll On our trip we Harman and son, Fred, of Silver go will never forget the on the farm, Thanks this center. It came "More Than What We Have" was with 40.000 boys cleanliness in the home, We surely did enjoy reading tation to visit trip Run, visited Mr. and Mrs. George of being encamped various places of business. Record. again. President, Dr. Arthur M. shown. This was an educational the United States. and in the it and seemed like old times from the Companies Harman and daughter, Martha, on from all over also include the proper hand- Reaver? I Bannerman. On our last day in the through Ralston Purina Leon Myers, It would How are you and Mr. experimental farm. Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. ling of food and food stuffs. mountains we visited the place and research and also visited the Har- SERVICES AT E. are at hope just fine. hospitality. was furnished by the Sage of Westminster, EVANGELISTIC As a service means, there out today and our peach were received with great Music during the week. in the It is grand on the campus Buddies assisted by the Roop man's U. B. CHURCH present 8 clinics now operating budding out. Our navel or- There were 90 students Brush should be en- trees arc were working to sisters, Taneytown,. College county. This number so Rice, we just have a at the time. They The Mount Saint Mary's E. U. B. Church in order ta provide anges are for the first Fifty prizes of feeds and garden W. Shaum, The Taneytown larged to 16 clinics trees of them and Mr. Choler- earn their expenses Refresh- Glee Club, the Rev. David the next two weeks each Dr. Cameron couple tools were given away. appear on "The Church will hold adequate coverage. just eats and eats them—most semester. were director, will their annual Evangelistic Ser- opinion that Maryland of- ton and ments of ice cream and cake telecast Sunday afternoon at night voiced the of our oranges are juice oranges CARPET BAGGERS AND Visible" The services will be at 7:30 P. very unique service in that doc- I ripe in served. o'clock. The program originates vices. fers a not ripe yet—but navels are PRESBYTERIANS 5:45 M. On Sunday evening the pastor, can be secured through the as- in the Sun newspaper studio WMAR tors January and so large. The beginning of this center goes WESTMINSTER the Rev. A. W. Garvin, will be the sistance.of health offices and welfare flower bulbs now SONG RECITAL IN TV Channel 2. The choral group will as We are 'Slanting back to the post -Civil War period. Two messenger with the Youth Choir boards without charge and in this way weeds, as spring (to sing "Adoramus Te" by Palestreno of all "glads" and pulling groups of people from the north nationally the leaders in the musical side there should be no excuse for anyone out in yard all North) Homer Rodeheaver and "0 Sacred, Head" from St. Mat- quar- a medical is here.. I worked the mountaineer Maryland is and trombone player, the services. The Flickinger going without the care of there's plenty to do here One was known singer thew's Passion by Bach. Doris, Jean, Phyllis that at present morning, so moved into the mountains. was formerly musical director tet, consisting of physician. He stated an idle moment. It must be The other was who furnish special vocal not adequate inso- —never the carpetbaggers. soloist with Evangelist Billy Last Sunday morning at its annual and Janet, will the quarters were 700 out. To the mountaineer and night the pastor and size is concerned. over the missionaries. Sunday, will be in Westminster for congregational business meeting the numbers. Monday far as location Here is a Pest Card of a place in the same—"foreign- preach. necessary to climb in took I -they both were a sacred song recital on Wednesday members of Grace E. & R. Church of will again The, 29 steps Hollywood where a lady friend missionary remained to the night, the Rev. Eugene reach the present health cen- but it ems". But the night, April 12, at 8 o'clock, at Keysville re-elected Clarence Stone- Tuesday order to me a couple weeks ago. My his worth. Foremost among ap- Raby, of the Myersville, Md., E. U. was described by Dr. Cameron all you prove High School auditorium. He will sifer and James Sixx, as elder and ter was delicious—you could eat churches moving into the moun- the Car- B. Church, will be the speaker. There "the 29 steps to health" and pre- ($1.70 each) the . pear under the auspices of deacon, respectivelx. They also voted as wanted for your price tains was the Presbyterian. Numer- Endeavor Un- of the Wurlitzer elec- will be vocal numbers by Mr. and sents a problem in many instances. eat supper or break- Mis- roll County Christian the purchase Pleas- March and I could not ous churches, Sunday Schools, • organ and chimes which had Mrs.'Arthur Wm. Michaels, of The meeting to be held on day—so next time I won't ion. tronic the House and fast next sion Stations, Social service centers, years Rodeheaver became been temporarily installed for use and ant Valley. Wednesday night, 29 will be in charge of the I start as she knows an- In recent of the Bethel Kiwanian eat before (Continued on fourth page.) the artists of the National display demonstration during the Rev. Bernie Bowers Recreation Committee with place to take me—she's jolly one of Brethren as the mes- in charge. An in- other 0 — Broadcasting Company and has pre- worship hour. Church of the Wallace Reindollar lots of fun. , Thursday night, Rev. Har- program has been prepared and Fri- LEGION LIGHTS sented hundreds of radio concerts. senger. teresting Our club plays "Canasta" this as the Miss Estelle Hess, daughter of Mr. old March, of Gettysburg E. U. B. and those who attend will and should of fun—so I He has been characterized day. Ever play it? Lots his way into the and Mrs. Wilbert Hess, was one of Church will bring the message. Fri- derive much benefit from it. On 25th going places. Their The annual Easter Egg Hunt stag- man who has sung drib Weep busy is slated than 70,000,000. the 51 student nurses of the Union day night, the Rev. Cronise Barr, of of March members of the local meeting was last Friday and ed by the American Legion hearts of more for- of God, is the the Maryland monthly are being made evangelist musician graduat- Memorial Hospital, Baltimore, the Carrollton Church are invited to attend vocalist, violinist and pianist took for A-pril 9. Plans The were held, he will furnish sev- of the Westminster Ki- a to have one of the from Ohio Wesleyan University whom capping exercises messenger and Day activities part. Real nice and coffee and cake by the committee ed dur- at the nurses home. eral solos. Saturday night Club which will be held at nice held by the post. Edmund after his return from war service Friday evening, trombone wanis afterwards, we really do have best ever War. For The ceremonies terminated a six- the pastor is the speaker. Western Maryland College. Senator Garden Grove Wo- Morrison is acting as chairman of ing the Spanish-American times. It's the served as song lead- month preclinical period and marked Mundt is to be the speaker on this Club and a lovely build- this annual event and under pending five years he men's -Civic in E. W. Biederwolf and the formal acceptance of the students occasion. they own it too. I was in- arrangements will have everything er for Dr. EMERGENCY BLOOD DONOR in ing and children of the a member and leader in into the hospital's school of nursing. Along with other organizations to join last May. readiness for all the later was SERVICE typing pro- vited this paper next Billy Sunday organization. For and Mrs. Wilbert Hess, Taney- the community a blood April 4 we will be here in community. Watch the - set for April 3. All Well; and final plans. next twenty years he and Sun town; Miss Nell Hess, Miss Myrtle gram has been California 1 year. Time flies, and also week for further the every You have been previously advised of the Taneytown area are are T. Albaugh was named day campaigned for souls inc Morris, Miss Geraldine Weybright, residents now the Coles and McGorty's Harmon States. Mrs. George Head and Miss Dorothy that blood typing of all 'interested urged to cooperate in this important too. I never chairman of the 1950 'Memorial Day large city in the United persons will be done between the gone from Taneytown of his hear "Rody". In ordei Dern, Baltimore and Miss Louise endeaver -by having their blood typed them—do you? I so often observance and with the help Plan now to hours of 6 and 9 P. M. on April 3, in be hear from for this reserve seat, write the gen- Hess, College Park, attended the cap- on this occasion. The typing will now if Mr. Cole is working committee is completing plans to have a the Taneytown Firemen's Hall. Please building. wonder Heistard, of Bal- chairman, Miss Mabel R. Albert, ping exercises. done in the Firemen's in Boston now and how . their two occasion. D. Robert eral Westmin- remember that this is a worthwhile timer-c, has been received as the 197 Pennsylvania Avenue. through babies are? Mary E. Shriver, Rev. Robert C. Benner S. T. M., community project conducted LICENSES are busy in speaker for the day. ster, or see Miss the efforts of your doc- MARRIAGE Yes, the Baldwins the patron tickets. pastor of St. John Lutheran church, coordinated I see by .paper too. They James D. Fiscus, president of Taneytown, for Pine Grove, Pa. the funeral tors and the four leading civic groups* M. church work announced attended Charles V. Warner to Patricia nice people and her father Drum and Bugle Corp has of Dr. Allen Benner who died sud- namely, The Fire Co., The American Pa, are very are being KITBIT WINS Waltman, Washingtonboro, minister you know. I'm glad that regular rehearsals VIRGINIA denly on Sunday morning, March Legion, the Kiwanians and the to Rosella M. is a at 7:00 P. M. and DISTRICT ELIMINATION Clyde M. Kaltreider they all like the new minister there held every Tuesday 12, 1950 when getting ready to at- Lions. Ruhlman, Spring Grove, Pa. miss the members are urged to attend - so well now too. I surely that all Barbara tend church, from a heart attack. The established age limit is from Albert J. Cool to Delores E. Baker, and nice preparation for the coming season. Virginia Kula defeated are pre- _ church there as it was nice in estern Maryland Rev. Dr. Benner was pastor of the 20 to 20 years inclusive. Men Gettysburg, Pa. Here are also openings for any one Rhodes, in the W down to 18 people. Legion Oratorical Grace Lutheran Church, Lancaster, ferred and will be taken Richard Frederick Shover to Iris keeps busy. Mr. who is interested in becoming a part District American of age the individual Hope the factory a fifty :dollar U. S. Pa., for 26 years and was compelled years provided Colleen Ryan, Camp Hill Pa. real busy and seems of the organization. contest, to win to is in good health. Wo- Cholerton keeps and the right to rep- retire 2 years ago on account of a exceptionally Charles P. Frey to Dorothy L. and contented. Feels fine Savings Bond heart men will be taken if they are in ex- real happy Western Maryland district ailment. Funeral services. were Lilly, York, Pa. do I and nice weather now. TRINITY BROTHERHOOD MEETS resent the held on cellent health. Ruth E. and so American Legion's Department Tuesday evening, March 14, 'Roy E. Shanefelter to dogs keep begging me to take in the held 1950 at 7:30 p. m. in Don't forget the date. The com- Pa. .My Oratorical contest, to be Grace Lutheran Lippy, Hanover, them out, so I must stop now soon— Trinity Lutheran Brotherhood met of Md. hall, 15 church, Lancaster, Pa., and he was mittee hopes to register 200 per- Edward Steger to Elsie the Baltimore & Ohio Post 'Charles and its nearing our supper time. in regular session Tuesday evening. at 1300 North buried next day near Allentown, Pa. sons. Please give this program your Irene Barber, Hampstead, Md. plans to Fair, presiding. East Preston St. (off 'My sister keeps well—still President Franklin at 8 P. M. Tues- Dr. Fischer, president of Pennsyl- full cooperation. Earl Osborne Reese to Jean Alice May or June and her arm singing was led by Wallace Charles), Baltimore, come out in Hymn 28. Virginia will compete vania Ministerium preached the ser- Little, 0ettysburg, Pa. fine, now. Hope she never falls Reindollar, James Fair accompanied day, March mon. He a of to Beulah is 11.e ‘.t•-•-• lived life faith, con- CORRECTION Sterling D. Rohrbaugh again. at the piano. agairit. tentment, and ,dedication. Forties, Brodbecks, Pa. over the state of Maryland. How' your nephew? Hope he's George Harner read the scripture, all it is hop- The Lions Club news published in Do The public is invited and (Continued on fourth page.) all right and that you see him. prayer by Wilmer Nail'. have some real last week "Record" mentioned the SR. 4-II CLUB NEWS know how you both King presented the topic ed that Virginia will _ write and let us Stanley Taneytown and its en- IS IMPORTANT Health and Welfare Committee of fine. Our love to you. as his theme, "The Other backing from RECREATION regular monthly meeting of are. I hope choosing the Lions Club as being sponsors of The MARY B. CH.OLERTON. Now." virons. the Sr. 4-H Club was held Thursday Half Recently a civic club of West the blood typing program that will (The Cholertons purchased several The Brotherhood approved a mo- rake Mace in the Firemen's Building, March 16, at the home of Lorraine They have of land GIFT TO COLLEGE Brandywine, Del., entertained about was opened acres of land in California. tion to cultivate a portion during Npril 3, from 6 to 9 p. m. This should Sauble. Business meeting They remodeled to he presented to 450 boys snd g-his per week Joann Koons. Roll- 700 orange trees. with the proceeds orus the a and liave read: The blood typing program by the president, into a mansion and it is Lutheran 'building fund. the summer under planned was taken with 12 members their home Trinity tin's wee:, the play program consisting is being sponsored jointly by The call near the business district.) Tlyr convention of Maryland Syn- recipient of a glt, supervised For the demonstration Eve- located schools history, from of all types of outdoor games and American Legion, the Fire Company, present. Contributed. odical Brotherhood will be held May largest in the and jLions Clubs and it is lyn Baumgardner and Mary Jo Robb are Mr. and Mrs. Walter H. Davis, of othletic events, plus craft work and Kiwanis Mehring 20, at Gettysburg. Delegates Davis through the 'medium of the Lions made a Wacky Cake. Wanda and Charles Cash- Westminster-. Mr. and Mrs. suitable indoor games during rainy on beautifying your Over 40,000 birds were raised in 4- Kenneth Shorb securities Club's Health and Welfare Committee also gave a talk alternates are Ernest _Ritter have given to the college weather. Thirty teen age youngster's Refreshments were H Club poultry projects in Maryland man; $256,000. by bus to Philadelphia that it is being promoted as far as yard and garden. and Wilbur Naylor. and property valued at were taken then served. in 1949. to attend a big league game. the Lions Club is concerned. I,RECORD PUBLIC SALE ero:0:00toSoS4SoltolelaloSeUrotoSoStao.ollottot. I (IT( 0:*:0:0.I44ela4a2otcUlot $oSo: v>„ (s.N ON-PARTISAN) Due to the farm being sold I the ; rablinh.d every Friday, at Tears-town. undersigned will sell all the personal . IS YOUR CAR Md by The Carroll Record Company. property on the farm known as Percy ZERFING'S BOARD Shriver farm at Trevanion, Md., 3 , OF DIRECTORS miles south Taneytown BERNARD of on the ONLY , J. ARNOLD, President road leading from Taneytown Al. ROSS FAIR. to Un- Vice-President • iontown, Md., on National Known CLYDE L. HESSON, Sec'y Hardware WEDNESDAY, MARCH "ft • WILLIAM F. BRICKER 29, 1950, PARTIALLY INLjRED 7 MRS. MARGARET NuLTuN i at 1 o'clock, the following personal ...oumAN R. BAUMGARDNER property: 0 CHARLES STONESIFER Full-coverage, Taney town's r. 20 HEAD MILK COWS ,as provided by the Farm Bur:.'.au Editor, Manager and Treasurer some with calves by their side, some Mutual Automobile insurance 7 dry Company of Colum- 7 General subscription rate $1.00 a year; 8 and some frerh in April, some bus, Ohio, New Hardware months, 50c; 3 months 30c. Subscriptions Fall cows. This is a fine dairy consists of fire, theft, comprehensive, Headquarters to herd col- Sth Zone. Pacific Coast, $1.50; to Cana- of cattle; an accredited herd, most lision, property da, $2.00. Advance ,payment is desired in damage, bodily injury and meeiccl •-• all cases. home raised. payment. ADVERTISINU rates will be given on DAIRY EQUIPMENT application, after the character of the bus- iness .has been definitely stated together 3-unit Serge milkers and, all fixtures, information with as to space, position, and some milk cans, hot water heater Don't 411ce a chance enpartial Official Headquarters LOOKS,WASHES length of contract. The publisher protectionl For reserv- Dairy Maid. es time privilege of declining all offers for 1 SOW AND PIGS. complete information call— space. For LIKE BAKED ENAMEL! The label on paper contains date Vo FARM MACHINERY which the subscription has been paid. 3 wagons Entered as and carriages 1 stone Second , Class matter in the bed Moline hay J. Alfred Postothee at Taneytown, Md., under the loader. MC-Deering Heltebridle Sherwin-Williams Act of March 3, 1579. side rake, Champion binder, riding FRIZELLBURG. MD. Phone All advertisements for 2nd, 1rd, 0th and furrow plow, ensilage cutter, Westminster 924-W-.1 ith pages must be in our Office by Tues- corn --- —77 — day morning of each week; pkws, sleighs, 2 cream separators, 3 I64. otherwise, in- 6 tie* 4* %ale 4*• iiebeea PAINTS sertion cannot be guaranteed until the fol- section harrow, . lot of HARNESS, •al it; lowing week. and other articles not mentioned. • All articles on this page are either orig- 'TERMS inal or properly credited. This has always CASH. • been a fixed rule with this Oflice. JOSEPH COE. and The publication in The Record of clip- a ped or signed editorials does nOt neces- Earl Bowers & Harry Trout, Aucts. Osarily mutan that /well editorials are in- I Carl Haines, a dorsed by The .Record.. In many Clerk. 3-17-'- * in- -` a stances they are published in order to I VARNISHES show varyini opinions on public topics. • Taneytown • Opera House a I 'PUBLIC SALE a ismisomotius«.*(somosisit Every • OUTSIDE I, the undersigned intendin.g to Wednesday Night beginning and INSIDE PAINTS - go • WALL PAINTS out of Dairy Business on account or •• 0 my health, will sell APRIL Paint AMIDICAS tt,P 'el- RISS AisoamoN.. my herd of milk , 5th. • for Every Purpose cows and dairy equipment • on my io •▪ =ow anualki:apj premises located 1/12 miles northeast : of Taneytown, Md., on road leading Music S from the Taneytown and Littlestown by Sagebrush Buddies FRIDAY, MARCH 24, 1950 road to Wolf's Mill, • 5.. on • Rent a ;THURSDAY, MARCH 30, 1950, .• THAT BAY BRIDGE Everybody in for Half Price at 1:00 o'clock, the following items: for our :1 ••▪ ,1 • 12 HEAD OF CATTLE • first big *.! This is another of my twice told • Dance only 25c. IA Belt Sander consisting of 11 milk cows, 2 will tales, but it is important and I will h., ' 3-24-2t fresh or close by day of sale, rest Continue in .“Itt.W••11•••••,•6 99,tp•sr• to hammer on it until it be- good flow of milk; 1 large bull, about mitmt•••••••91r*/***!**••€ Floor Sander comes an accomplished fact. Baltimore 1000 lbs. This is a fine herd of cattle good size and Maryland would be the gainer if and young, home-raised. It the bridge were created Theabundant is worth anyones time to see this herd Edger sold. crops—strawberries, etc—from that DAIRY EQUIPMENT section would find their way to • our 0-can Wilson milk cooler, good .markets and we would all be as the bet- new; 1.-unit Serge milker and equip- Teeter ter off on that account-and the Shore- ment; 4 ten-gal milk cans, two 7-gal. men would also profit-because the haul two 5-gal. milk buckets, strainer and -brushes.. CONTRACTORS GEO. M. would be much shorter than that to ZERFING TERMS CASH. • Wilmington and Philadelphia. GETTYSBURG, PA. -HARDWARE ON THE SQUARE- Baltimore merchants would also HARRY J. CROUSE. ' Earl Bowers, Auct. Gettysburg profit from this lucrative trade. - Littlestown - Taneytown Then Carl Haines, Clerk. 3-17-2t CRUSHED there are the crabs—a STONE source of oSslototototototototototo•otoSototototototOto Z.8= oZototot*tot* wealth which could be increased by * otot*5*2 :0102Oia oioto/o:o,V, simply having the crabbers have two Excavating, Road Work, Landscaping, Ditches, Macadam barrels in' their boat—one Drive- for the I will do ways, Parking Lots, Lanes, Grading, Crushed •• • .0..41. female and one for the male crabs. Stone for all purposes, all siz'2.s, Ground The male crabs Could be marketed all kinds of for fill, ton soil for Landscaping, Modern Equip- and ment Rental including the female crabs bought by the Bulldozers, Shovels, Rollers, ,Cranes, Trucks, ORDER NOW state and taken down the bay Back Hoe, Graders, and _PAINTING Scrapers, Tractors, Truck Cranes, Dozer Shov- scattered. In two or three years we els. to insure delivery and avoid could again have , crabs In abund- Inside and ance. Why don't we do it? Ask f.lutside ESTIMATES GIVEN me , WITHOUT OBLIGATION PHONE 696 disappointment another question that is not. W. ROY Then there are the terrapins. They HINER I were so plentiful in the early days Rot-TE NO. 1 EASTER FLOWERS that the laborers refused to work for Union Bridge, Md. masters unless they would pledge 3-10-8t Corsages, Cut Flowers and themselves Th not to feed the hands ter- rapin more than three times a week. Potted Plants Now we are told they fetch up to a if hundred dollars a dozen in the New York market. Taneytown Florist This would be another good source of income if it could be brought back if Basement of Central Hotel to that of the good old days. 2r. Leeches I do not know who is responsible Chiropractic Office Taneytown, Maryland for all these things, but PHONE 4354 I do know EMMITSBURG, MD. that what is everybody's business :* is Phone: Emmitsburg 117 If nobody's business. it's Tough Construction or Crushed Stone, Call Teeter W. J. H. HOURS BY APPOINTMENT JOHN S. TEETER and SONS IMIIREIRIERIIP '• 8-23-tf - 1 Phone: Gettysburg 696 Westminster 918 1 PUBLIC SALE k Legal Holiday Notice I, the undersigned will offer at Saturday, public -sale the following. valuable March 25th., 1950 being a legal holiday, Real Estate and Personal Property, POULTRY on my premises located on the T'an- POINTERS 1 [Maryland Dayl our Banks will be closed. eytown.Westminster State Highway, byYour Dr. Salsbury's Dealer THE BIRNIE 2 miles east of Taneytown, Md., on 7eptsterilSove TIME and MONEY TRUST COMPANY SATURDAY, APRIL 1, 1950, FIRST NATIONAL BANK at 1:00 o'clock, the following Real assinimummi Estate and Personal Property: build with 8 ROOM HOUSE, •o•Sr4iati*1•3riiiO4irlea1406040460439 medal roof, hot air furnace and bath, . kili READY-MIXED oasPai0632forl•OieWSW4133141,4Z143RE311 2 garages and chicken house. Pos- session at once. 1/3 cash on day of sale, the balance when the deed is LET YOUR NEXT transferred. CONCRETE APPLIANCE BE A TERMS ON PERSONAL PROP- --__i ,-_----- ERTY CASH. '\ farming is your job. Making good delays, because we deliver when KALAMAZOO concrete and delivering KITCHEN RANGE Troubled by a poor rate of it to you forms are ready. You'll save good —ready as new; antique cupboard, ward- egg production? There may to pour—is ours. money, because your time geotpoint is robe, Morris chair, antique bureau, be many causes —first, however, You'll save time by using our money— and bratuss bed and springs, oar Ready- chairs, sewing bask- see that your layers are getting Ready-Mixed Concrete because et, high chair, Mixed Coacrete hardens ioao long- organ stool, record good feed and plenty of it. Stim- you'll cabinet,. antique do no buying, handling or wearing, strong material, requir- DIAL table, pictures and ulate consumption. Wet-mash 4384 picture fnam9s,• mixing of materials. You'll save ing little windpw • :screens, feedings may be helpful. Inquire or no maiosemanc*. Let dishes of all kinds; cut glass punch here for other production aids. us deliver that kind at concrete bowl set, antique clock, brussels rug, for your next farm building job. FOR YOUR LOCAL brussels carpet, New Perfection oil DR. SALSBURY'S AVI -TAB HOTPOINT DEALER heater, New Perfection tabletop HELPS BOOST PRODUCTION oil stove, good as new; stove pipes, bottle capper, 22 rifle, crosscut saw, Depend on Us for Lambert one-man saw, shovel plow, 2 kettle Poultry Service Electrical Store rings, gambling sticks, garden plow, •• "ON THE meat bench, hog trough oil cans, SQUARE" TANEYTOWN, • McDERMITT BROTHERS MD. jugs, feed grinder, window blinds, Reindollar Telephone 9-9-tf glass jars, old flat irons .and other Bros. & Co. 555-W or 696 Gettysburg, • miscellaneous Pa. -articles too numerous •ItEPOSE• 0.90 93ite3Eiflif to mention. 9-2n_rf itrAtIt...3iF t ES 938/ 0.93if ES PO• 0/ Olt Of3i€.93919. CHAS. W. VANFOSSEN. Earl Bowers, Auct. 3-17-3t M11111111/1111119111111 I liii CHECKERBOARD 1111 111111 1111111 RV! Ill!1H111 1111 CHUCKLES • from Your Purina Deafer ! ! 111,1111,1111 11 ximinwl, NM ITS STA RTENA !CLEAR RIDGE INIVP aPak GIVE YOUR CHICKS CHECKER- ETTS THE RIGHT -mile START IN LIFE ii from Uniontown, Mdr": Feed tt FROM TIM TO TOIL- your baby chicks for life, -•• 11•IJUST for growth .. Serving II and vigor. 101 million II 5 WEEKS chicks started lost year on Startena Family Style Dinner li Checker-Etts prove it's ** a ration for » .. sturdy Lodies. bio leas, fast feather- B. WE CATER TO PARTIES hi tist five weeks. Get Startena 11 Children Welcome ii E r Ft's THOMAS B. FULLER, Prop'r .. n il Phone Union Bridge 3796 4 TANEYTOWN GRAIN 3-17-2tff &SUPPLY CO. II U Phone 3571 •••• ... 41::::: •••=ttaniz.•• SALE 1141•11•51111=11111111•1111.116111111111101111 PUBLIC PERCY M. BURKE .•1.• OF V A LU A BLE LIVESTOCK For all Your The undersigned will offer for sale if the INSURANCE Needs Co. •• better known as Grocery residence Medford at his the Bankert or Palmer farm, along 231 E. Main St., road leading from Littlestown to r. Hoffman Orphanage, midway between WESTMINSTER, MD. • ell the two places, on Phone 1120 MONDAY, MARCH 27. 1950, Store Hours Every Week-day 8 to 6. "Insure with at 1:00 o'clock, sharp, the following: Confidence" El 10 HEAD OF CATTLE, For a if home raised, and all young; 2 milk 3: 4th calf,"by her side; cows, 1 Ayshire, Here's the secret of surer, '''Nototo:•SollotrAciot4,4ctioto4otitotot,;:ciscreity. ,,, Holstein, fresh or close by day of FREE ESTIMATE better egg profits . . . start GROCERIES sale ; 1 part Hereford heifer, due to on — with proven chicks. i0,0e0 be fresh during the summer; 7 bulls, — Why Waste Time? some purebred, 1 registered Ayrshire :Bituminous Black Top or Maca- Hall Brothers customers make 3 years old, good enough to head any am Driveways, Roads, Gas Sta- MORE MONEY every year handle; 3 We will get your Maryland herd, quiet and gentle to ions and Bbrnyards. because these famous chicks Avrshires, 3 Holsteins, 1 Guernsey. given on delivery of are hatched with a bred-in Title and Tags promptly at a MEATS 50 HEAD- OF HOGS .„ Also prices Fill Dirt and Crushed profit record. Pullorum clean mostly Ches- 41Top Soil, extra good home raised, stock. Come in and place your very nominal fee. white; some purebred, one large Stone. ter today. purebred Chester White sow, with order NEWCOMER'S Service Station pigs by her side;2 grade Chester sows Call or write Dry Goods due to farrow by time of sale; 3. 0 farrow in I TANEYTOWN, M A RYLA ND young black sows, due to W WI LSO N UTZ May, one large black sow due to far- Phone 3931 5 pure Chester row first of June; TA NEYTOWN, MD. z Taneytown Grain & Supply Co. 2-3-7t gilts ready to breed; 10 male white 3-10-10t hogs, weighing 100 to 200 lbs., some Telephone 3716 ototototototoectototo oiotoroto =-• otoiotototoior.,.., Shoes for the family purebred, as good as they grow, bal- 2-24-tf. ance are shoats and pigs all ages. Several coops of Buff Leghorn chick- ens by the piece. Some miscellaneous articles. A lot of good Collie Puppies with good breeding. if TERMS—CASH. Nothing to be Calendar moved until settled for. Old Roman Wall Paper C. L. STRICKHOUSER. With March II Edwin Benner, Auct. Began L. U. Collins and Son, Clerks. 3-10-3t ANUARY has not always been J the first month of the year. II Linoleum =:::::::: • The old Roman year began with March. if NOTICE About 251 B. C., the beginning Congowall of the year was shifted to Jan- uary, but it was as recently as :h who arell cal- You farmers the 18th century that this FEED endar was accepted by the GOOD CHI(KS...GdOD 11 building Dairyltiouses Christian nations. Members of YOUR BEST PROFIT OPPORTUNITY FOR 1950 Dial 3483 for the JewiSh religion still observe etc., New Year on March 25. If you want chicks that are bred to LIVE and LAY Devoe, Hanline your Block, Sand and January took its name from and PAY you'll find them here. Our chicks are:f—L-' Janus, the Roman god of doors. Stone. gates, and all passageways. In 1. Bred for production. art. Janus was portrayed" as a 2. From disease-inspected flocks. _ and deity with two faces, one look- are fed for chick vigor.'. THURSTON PUTMAN ing forward and the other back- 3. Producing flocks TANEYTOWN, MARYLAND ward. The chief festival dedi- For an extra fast start and high livability feed them 5-6-tfll cated to this god became New CHECKER-ETTS ... last year's Adams Paints Year's day. This was the day PURINA STARTENA UM• %.147.4"44:= • presents were placed before starting feed sensation. Proved on 101.million chicks him. last yec4f a In war time, Janus' temple in Cleaning Jewelry Rome was open. So prevalent ORDER NOW) Gold jewelry is easy to clean were wars, it was closed but 11 with ordinary baking soda. Moisten three times in a period of 100 Hardware a little of the soda, brush or rub years. Taneytown Grain & Supply Co. II it on the piece, and then rinse in 3-10-4t lukewarm water. 11 Steel Posts 11 Fencing It America's No.1 Truck Value! •• P. Gates ^.4 •• •• Steel Sash ••It II •11. 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Let usual or strictly due"—Wielostor. us show you how good a deal you can make on your old model. *BONUS: "Something given in addition to what is Stock Molasses YOUR FORD DEALER Ford Trucks Cost Less because See Ford Dealer TV Thurs. night—Kay Kyser FORD TRUCKS LAST LONGER (Jana' totest registration data on 6,106,000 trucks, life insurance experts prove Ford Trucks lest lorirri GROCERY Ciet'1"1' .44.41.114 Crouse Motor Sales „ALMOST EVERiirroWsla` MEDFORD, MARYLAND FORD DEALER Phone 67 Taneytown, Md. aunsummta12raumr.r.r.um::::::::::4: they are a slim minority. Most wo- ceived word on Tuesday of the death BIRTHDAY men when AND WEDDING ANNI-' SLUTHERN *TATES AS SEEN THE CARROLL REM; it comes to Monday thank of their cousin, Richard R. Bennett, of VERSARY CELEBRATED BY COMMUNITY LOCALS their lucky stars that there was some near REV. OWEN. lot di FRIDAY, MARCH 24,-1950 Sykesville, who's age was 85. His from First t-ry4ei one smart enough to invent the au- wife who survives was the former Last Friday evening, (Continued The home of the late tomatic washer. Mr. and Mrs. from First 'ago Sarah Albaugh Carrie S. Shoemaker. A niece of the Truman Bowers, Rt. 2 Taneytown Mill Avenue, was sold at The Union Bridge Girls 4-H late health centers, and schools, were es- public sale CURKESVUNUENGt. Club Clara Shoemaker Ridinger. were given a surprise by their rela- tablished last Saturday 'afternoon. Mr. will meet Saturday at 2 P. M. March 'Mrs. Lou Everhart in neglected areas. The Morrison B. F. is spending some tives. The event was Mr. Bowers' Presbyterian Church was the purchaser at the 25th at the home of Miss Evelyn time in Gettysburg, Pa., with in particular be- price of I !test 'tams if Local News Furnish. d friends. birthday and the wedding anniver- ,' came much interested in $7040. Coshun for their s regular monthly Mr. and Mrs. Carl Oyler, Gettys- sary of the educa- meeting. the couple. Mr. Bowers was tional and religious training of By Our Regular Staff of Writers burg,•Pa., and their son, Carl Jr., wife enjoying his evening these Mr. and Mrs. Harry Dougherty Edgar Rice Burroughs, "siesta" when neglected. mountain young people. By• son, and age 74 died and daughter of Arlington, Va., spent the relatives burst into his home Harry, had as Sunday dinner Sunday. He was the (!reator 1934 this church had 26 educational and supper Ws desire correspondence to reach OW of "Tar- Sunday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. singing "Happy Birthday to You." institutions guests: Mr. and Mrs, Me* on Thursday, If at all pos•ible. zan" who delighted millions in that area. Many of Maynard it of chil- Chas. Bridinger and son, Francis, Those present were: Mr. and Mrs. these S. Barnhart, Jr., Littles- Os' necessary therefore, for taoat let- dren the world over, and will contin- wife and daughter, schools were later discontinued town, Pa.; Mrs. :era to be mailed on Wednesday, or by Arlene. Truman Bowers, Mr. and Mrs. U. H. as the Mary Wilt and Mr. ue to do so for many years to come. -Mrs. John public school system began to and Mrs. Merle Past Mall. west in W . M. L. it., Thurs- F'ream, spent Sunda, af- Bowers, Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Bearers, catch up with S. Ohler. day morning. Let.ers mailed on Thure- There was church services at Mt. ternoon the people. Foremost - - - with Mrs. Estella Hahn. Mr. and Mrs. Birnie Bowers, Mr. and among these ts:t everlug may not reach us In tims. Union Sunday morning with Mr. Lee Mr. and Mrs. Presbyterian Schools More than 300 people M. 0. Fuss visited Mrs. Edward Harner, Mr. and Mrs. : were the Normal grand attended the Hdbibell of the Gettysburg Seminary with Mr. and Mrs. Lester and Teachers Col- opening of the F. E. Spangler, on Earl Bowers, Mrs. Retta Cutsail, Mrs. lege at Asheville, the Abattoir, 12 Shaum FEESERSBURG in charge of the service. Due to so Sunday afternoon. Rothhaupt Dorland-Bell Middle Street, last much Edna and Mr. and Mrs. School for girls at Hot Springs, day. The Stm- illness there were few in at- Mrs. Estella Hahn was supper guest Wilbur Bowers Springs and building is of cement block and children. Mr. and the Farm School for Boys at strueture and Miss Virginia Kubit, of Keynaar, tendance. of Mr. and Mrs. H. Weant and Mrs. Geary Bowers is equipped with the Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. Harry nanoa. • latest facilities representing Taneytown won the dis- Mrs. David Miller spent Ella Cornell on Monday eve. Cutsail were unable present for all types of Sunday with their to be on • A few years ago the Normal and slaughtering trict oratorical contest sponsored by son, Woodrow and Services in St. Paul Lutheran next account of illness. ' Teachers purposes. his family in Baltimore. Sunday College was closed and sold. the .American Legion at Legion They at-, at .9:15; Sermon by Rev. Rob't After an evening of enjoyment all This was •' Although tended the christening of their grand Fortenbaugh, occasioned by a sit-down it was in a Carroll Co. Square in Westminster, Friday eve- Gettysburg College. He gathered around the table which was strike of the 1 newspaper that ning,'March son Steven Arthur,'infant son of Mr. will speak on higher student body at the time "Bumble Bee", a pa- 17. Miss Kubit now will education. Come laden with delicious eats. when, such sit-down tient at the Union enter the state finals which will be and Mrs. Woodrow Miller. hear him. S. S., at 10:15. strikes were in Memorial Hospital, At a late hour the guests departed vogue. By this time the Baltimore, was dead, held March 28 at the Baltimore and Last week your reporter was the Supt. Elmer Shildt appointed wishing State was he is somewhat a Mr. and Mrs. Bowers many making ample provisions for improved. At least Ohio Post in Baltimore. She defeated victim of Virus X. While it doesn't committee for an Easter program. more happy Teachers last Friday, al- last events. , Colleges. Much of the Presbyterian though he was in an Barbara Rhodes, Washington County long it makes one feel miserable Chairman Mrs. Geo, Marshall, Mrs. oxygen tent, he for -couple wot k in the mountains was then con- was cutting Shamrocks entrant Friday evening. Frederick a days. Daniel Yingling and Mrs. Cletus Reev- CARD OF THANKS to out of paper Worry is interest paid er, solidated into the one big center at amuse the nurses. He has county failed to send a representa- on trouble the S. S. voted $5.00 to Red Cross. Swannanoa. quite a received before it comes due. drive The Dorland-Bell School number of pieces of mail tive. Miss Kubit was awarded at $50 Sunday at the business session. I wish to thank my neighbors and and the Farm they come and bond Mrs. and Mrs. School were merged addressed "Bumble Bee" for winning the district title on Holland Weant and friends for the cakes, fruit, candy,. into the Warren .Wilson (no name). the subject of the S. Constitution. FRIZELLBURG Mrs. Estella Hahn made College and U. a business cards and other kindness shown me made a co-educational and This was the 13th annual national trip to Gettysburg, Pa. while vocational The 'at the Hospital and since my ch ooI. monthly meeting of the "Grace- high school oratory cpntest sponsor- -Mr. and Mrs. Scott Sullivan cele- .Mr. and Mrs. Sylvester Krumbine, return home. On ful Workers' Littlestown, this visit we were served din- Class of Grace Reformed ed by the American Legion. btated their 39th wedding anniver- Pa., spent Sunday after- ner as guests Church, teacher Airs. sary noon with PAUL H. MYERS. of the institution. The 'Clyde "Hessen, It is reported that Raymond Thu= on Saturday. They had break- Mr. and Mrs. Walter Kump. dinner was a was held at the home fast at the ,Mr. and Mrs. good meal served in a of Mrs. Carroll a resident of Taneytown, but known Victory in Hanover and Murray Fuss had as CARD OF' I'HANKS • most excellent fashion Garber, Monday evening. all over the county as "Bumble Bee" were heard over the air visitors,. Sunday evening: by the stu- There were from Pen-Mar Mr. and dents of the Home Economics twenty-three members and is in Union Memorial Hospital where Station. Mrs. Sullivan was presented Mrs. Robert Strickhouser, Mr'. and class. prese nt, guests • - I wish to extend my sincere thanks After the dinner we were taken on a Mrs. Harry Clingan opened he is a patient with pneumonia. with a 'lovely corsage of yellow rose- Mrs. Erman Shipley, Mr. and Mrs. tour the meeting Wesley to my friends for the cards, fruit, vis- of the campus. One of the fac- and the president Mrs. Miss Edna Buffington, daughter of buds. Their daughter, Lamore accom- Mummert and deughter, Con- ulty acted Emerson Rue nie, and its and other acts of kindness shown as guide. The church was presided. The class Mr. Clarence Buffington, Union Bridge panied them and participated in the Mrs. Estella Hahn. me while at Hospital one of the completed its program. Mr. and the and since my most captivating struc- project—that of pur- and the late Mrs. Ida Devilbiss Buf- Congratulations and many Mrs. Stewart Dom and rettarn home; also to the Fire Com- 1 tunes we had chasing vases for their more such son, "Sketer" and ever seen. Fashioned church. These fington was married to Mr. Edmond happy events. daughter, "Sissy" pany for the use of their ambulance. entirely of logs, this will be dedicated on Venzie, Jr, son of Mr. and Mrs. An Easter Cantata motored to Washington, rustic structure Mother's Day. Ed- -Drama will be D. C., Sun- All hhs been greatly appreciated., was a thing of rare beauty After the meeting a "Novelty mond Venzie, Philadelphia, in a sim- given in Baust Reformed clay afternoon and visited indeed. It Hat" Church on friends MRS. THURSTON was built by students as part of auction was held, and a nice sum ple ceremony at Leesburg, Va., Mon- April 2, at 8 P. M., under the E. PU TM A1N. their money of direc- training in building construction. The was realized. Prices were day, March 13. The bride is a gradu- tion of Mrs. J. Allen Morelock. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Sander and two big given for the sons, library was still more unique. It best decorated hat (this ate of the Elmer Wolfe School and at- Mr. and Mrs. Robert Warner are Littlestown, R. D. visited with CARD OF THANKS too was was given Mrs. Mr. and fashioned out of logs, built Harry Welty) and tended State Teachers College at Tow- receiving congratulations on the birth Mrs. Earl Welty and son by the students, the most comical and daughtek, I wish to extend my sincere and reminded you of one. (Mrs. Jean son. The groom is a graduate of the of a daughter born Monday at the Monday eve. thanks a giant doll house Hatinan was winner). West Mr. and Mrs. to my friends, neighbors Ind the dif- built by the fair- Refreshments Germantown Academy and is attend- Baltimore General Hospital. Wm. Orner and son, ies. The guide showed in keeping with St. ing John Hopkins University. ,Baby's name, Larry, .Gettysburg, Pa., were ferent churches for the cards, fruit, us where the Patrick's DE!er The cou- Mary Francis. Both Sunday girls are trained in the various were served. Mrs. Jean Harmed ple will live in Baltimore. mother and babe are evening dinner guests of Mr. flowers and many acts of kindness vo- will doing fine. and cations such as home making, weav- be hostess for the next meeting. There was a little excitement in our "Perhaps one,reason the dollar will Mrs. Dewey Orner. shown to me during my recent illness. ing, Mr. secretarial training., and other vicinity Sunday when William Hol- not do as much for anyone as it used and Mrs. Geo. Clingaii moved MRS. FLORENCE ST'ONESIFER position women on Thursday normally follow. And brook set a brush fire and it got out to do is the fact that no one will do into the Rayco.b. apart- likewise she showed CARD OF THANKS as much ment. George us where the of control, threatening to spread to for the dollar as he used to has been employed DIED boys are trained in the his farm buildings do. as clerk in the Raycob various chos- I wish and into the. near— store. en vocations, such as engineering, to thank my friends for the woods Blankenships. The Father Mr. and Mrs. Reynolds, Obituaries. poetry and resolutions. charg- cards sent by of The Union.' and Son Banquet of Arendts- 'electricity, agriculture, auto me and for their visits Bridge Fire Company was called out Emmanuel Baust ville, Pa., moved their household ed for at the rate of five cent.. oer line. -mechan- while I was a Reformed church ef- Tile regular death notices puldshed free ics, dairying, printing, patient at the Gettys- under fects into the Estee carpentry, burg. and between it and the use of a trace. the auspices of' the Men's Kiser apart- elsewhere On oil r column, mason work, etc. Hospital. Brotherhood merit on Wednesday. Separate buildings 'tor by Claude Bohn the fire was was held Friday evening Mr. and Mrs. are provided for each one of CHARLES FLICKINGER. brought under control. March 17, Reynolds are the parents of these pro- Due to the in the Parish house. The Raymond RICHARD M. KESSELRING fessions. The plan is to have the strong wind it was a dangerous day ball was 'Reynolds of this village. . stu- beautifully decorated in Richard M. Kesselring, 79, dent study ,the subject half of the for a fire and it is just one more ex- . keeping with St. The Ladies' Aid Society of well- CARD OF THANKS Patrick's Day. The St. known resident of Taneytown, died day and then to work at the profes- ample of when not to start a brush meal was served by the Ladies' Aid Paul's held their annual covered dish sion at his home, Sunday, March 19, 1950 the other, half. By this plan he I wish to express fire. • t with Mr's. George W. Brown acting social in the parish house. The can earn :.incere thanks to ladies exchanged at 11:55 P. M. He 'was a farmer and his way through the school. relativee and friends 'Mr. and Mrs. Russell Bohn were as chairman. The menu consisted of gifts and got new carpentee, for the many supper guests Sunday tomato sisters for 1950.A fine program a son of the late William PLAN OF SELF-HELP cards, flowers, and other gifts, I re- evening of Mr. juice, sea shell salad, apple was and Susan Kesselring. Surviving and Mrs. Russell Wetzel, at New sauce, carrots, given with Miss Maxine, Fream as is The center has a farm of 680 acres. ceived while a patient at the Annie • celery, ham, chicken, his wife, Ada V. Kesselring, and Windsor. filling, Yankee pot pie, chairman. Here is provided the experimental M. Warner Hospital, and since ivy whipped po- a number of nieces and nephews. return While a wife takes her husband tatoes, baked beans, rolls, butter,cake, training in the science of agriculture. home. Again many thanks. ice KEYSVILLE He was a life long member of the By this also the students MRS. "for better or worse", he often takes cream and ceffee. The toastmaster Lutheran Church. earn their CLARENCE R. STONESIFER her was — -- way as well as provide the food • for granted. f Mr. Noah Warehime. Special Funeral services for Maryland's 4-H dairy judging music was Mrs.. and Mrs. Charles Cluts, were held Thurs- the institution. There is also a big team furnished by the auartette. spent day at 2 P. M. at the has done again! of Grace Friday with Mr. and Mrs. C. 0. Fuss and dairy on the farm by which THIS 'N' THAT it The ,three man Reformed church of Taney- Hugh 'Spn Funeral Home, Taneytown, those team composed of David Ifert. of town. The address Heaps and family, of Highland. with studying this subject secure experi- Mid- was given by Dr. his pastor, Wont-11mM dletown, Stanley Andrew Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Lemmon, the Rev. Glenn L. Stahl, mental training in this vocation, as trout yirst letee) Stiles, Rockville,and G. Truxal,, president of Hood Bal- pastor of the Lutheran women Donald . Pickering McDonogh College, Frederick. timore, spent Sunday afternoon with Church, of- Well as pay their own way and sup-' who have gone through Col- ;of Movies were en- ficiating. Interment was in lege and School, Baltimore county, joyed later in Mr and Mrs. Floyd Wiley. the Luth- ply the school with dairy products. yet did not have the exag- took top the-evening. eran cemetery. gerated I. honors at the annual National Dairy Mrs. Howard Rodkey Mr. T. C. Fox, Mrs Virgie All these facilities together with the Q. who has .been While at the Cattle Congress held October at Wa- ill the past week at the home daughter, Barbara Lee an son, respective shops, form a combination school was most sur- of Mr. 'MRS. JOSEPH of prised to see that terloo. Iowa. end Mrs. Denton IN antz is somewhat Joseph, spent Sunday afternoon with A. HILL study and work in preparation for nice and careful, imnroved. Mr and Mrs. Wayne Crum, Taney- Mrs. Marie G. Hill, 65, wife of a useful vocation. In all there are conscientious bus driver in the posi- Animals can stand cold tempera- tion as Mrs Howard Maus town. Joseph A. Hill, died at her home near now 25 buildings on the campus staf- Janitor. Am really of the op- tures better in the open than they • • • is still on the inion of the can in buildings cold sick list. Mr. and Mrs. David Bowers, daugh- Taneytown, Friday evening, March fed by a faculty of 35 teachers. Many late Henry Ford who which allow ter, of these said, "Give me a man drafts to blow on them. Mrs. Stanley Dutterer and Mrs. Al- Audrey, spent Sunday with Mr. 17, 1950 at 6 o'clock. Mrs. Hill was a buildings are palatial look- over 40 for the Bowers parents, Mr. daughter ing structures built of stone best worker!" Our fourth len Morelock attended the Fred War- and Mrs. Ralph of the late George and Mar- by the grader has acouired a 'Bowers, Woodbine garet Abbey. help of students studying the The 40th Anniversary of The Boy new dog. Its name ing show at the Lyric Theatre in Hal- Surviving in addition to mason is Mitzie. We cer- , 'Mr and Mrs. Glenn Hahn, Walkers- her husband, are one son, trade. Scouts made me think of the time tainly hope she has better it more on Tue- day evening. Joseph A., in luck with 'Mr. ville, spent Sunday the 12th at the Jr. at home; one brother, Albert This institution provides the high driving to Philadelphia in a new this one than she has had with het Charles Keefer, near this place Ab- car was taken home of T.' C. Fox. Evening visitors bey, Washington, D. C., and 8 sisters, school courses because many young which kept eating gas all the way last three, as they disappeared with- ill with a heart attack on and a Boy Sunday night. were Mr. and Mrs. John Copper- Mrs. Rose Scott, Mrs. Clarence people in the Appalachian region have Scout the last few lapse out a trace. of miles .came to Mrs. John Schaeffer who smith, Mrs.. Ida Dunn and Miss June Genteel, Mrs. Walter Gaskin, Mrs. found it difficult or impossible to at- the rescue. When I 'Mrs. Ray Wilson confined has been Dunn, tend high offered him money id to her ill for the past two weeks shows Baltimore. Wm. Christian and Mrs. John Jim- school. Here also is provid- he refused with, house and under the doctor's care , some 'Mr. and Mrs. Upton Dayhoff erson, all of Washington, D. ed a junior college course in prepara- "No thank you!" Then Your Observer improvement. Little Sue Ellen at- C.; Mrs. realized with the grippe. ! is able to tended a birthday party at the Maurice Beatty, Steelton; Mrs. Annie tion for either the university or for a that meant his good deed be up and around. She also for the Day! Mr. and Mrs. Lee Fink entertain- was sick with the flu. home of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Moore, Baitimore, ahd Mrs. Irene chosen profession. Eh, Scouts? There was a movie ed Mr. and Mrs. L. Letiz and Mr. ! Mr. and Mrs. Walter Myers, Weant, the birthday party was in Green, California. Funeral services For the students who wish to earn on TV a few Mrs. honor their way, weeks ago called, "I am American and Mrs. Cleon Wolfe at dinner Sun- Bessie Freet and Mrs. Mamie Zim- of Mrs. Glenn Dayhoff, Taney- were held Tuesday with a high mass there are over fifty work an day. It was a sort of farewell par- merman town. of requiem at 10 o'clock in St. Jo- crews. No outside labor is employed Soldier"! After viewing it all, it would visited Sunday afternoon at have ty for Mr. and Mrs. Leitz who will the home seph's Catholic church, Taneytown. The faculty and students do all the made any girl desire to be a sol- of Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur dier, too! soon be moving to Baltimore. Grossnickle, Detour. BAFFLING DISEASE CUR-BED The Rev. Charles Walker was cele- vs-ork. Through these work programs The BY NEW DRUGS brant. Interment was made in the and scholarships provided by the Did you know that a rice diet and Wentz Brothers, skilled well Mr. Harry K. Myers returned home fruit juice drillers have just from the Hanover parish cemetery. Presbyterian Board of National Mis- for one week is excellent completed drilling General hospital for high blood pressure? a well for the Cleon Wolfes. on Wednesday and is • Two new drugs—Aureomycin and sions, any student with no money, can Ask any M. It is 94 getting along Chloromycetin--tare earn all D. feet deep and the supply will be more . nicely. in use against his expenses. Otherwise the painful and MRS. WILLIAM 'A. SAPPINGTON total cost of one Dowager Queen Mary of England 'than adequate for all needs. The best Mrs. Walter Senft returned back to dangerous ailment year is $360.00, be- thing Herpes disease—coannionly called Mrs. Fannie Elizabeth Sappington, lieve it 2ir not. had to become ill and bedridden be- about the water is that its work on Wednesday after being home fore "soft" which one "shingles." Learn how these amaz- 86, widow of the late William A. Sap- Along with the vocational train- she desired her first born child, helps make all house- week, sidk with the flu. pington, died The Duke hold chores easier. ' Services ing drugs brought relief to patients Monday at her home in ing goes the cultural and religious of Windsor to reside again This particular in Emmanuel Baust •Luth- Keymar. Death occurred in England! He well took all the ' eran church, Sunday in about a week in "Quick Relief for after an ex- education. Thus every graduate is was without a doubt skill and patience Marsh 28, S. S. tended illness. She was born near the most popular of that the Wantz Brothers et 9:45 wlrshie at 'Shingles" in April 9 issue of Mt. equipped to 'hold a good position and all Royalty and have at- 11. The Brother- Airy, a daughter of the late Bartho- to is to this day laved by every country. tained through their many years hood Charter-- Night will The American Weekly occupy a place of leadership in the of he held at lomew and Elizabeth Stambaugh church and community Your Observer has always admired experience for they struck some 8 n. 111. Will you be there? Nation's where he lives un- Favorite Magazine with The Baumgardner. Her husband preceded In many cases him as he had proven to the world usual rock which some days kept the Mid Week Lenten service, March we were told of under- BALTIMORE her in death 33 years ago. privileged young people, coming out that England could nes; push him drills at a standstill. But in spite of 29 at Mt. Union., A young man from around the •the SUNDAY AMERICAN She is survived by three daughters of lawless sections. have gone back and that he bed a mind of his delays they kept on and finally Seminary will be the speaker. Mrs. Artie Angell, own. Letters were rewarded . The Parish Order from Your Local Newsdealer Baltimore; Mrs. to their people with new knowledge from famous people by hitting a large vein choir will sing. Everyone Sterling Grumbine, Unionville, hold one from The Windsor of water. Which just ee'eome. Time, 7:45 and and vision that has transformed Duke of proves what p. m. RIFFLE'S NEWS AGENCY Miss Cora L., at home; nine .grand to Your Observer! Queen Mary has we have always said "if : Mr. and Mrs. 'Earl - moanshiners into christian communi- you want Schaeffer and Delmar E. Riffle' children and seven great-grandchil- ties. Here always been a forceful Queen which water call the Wentz Brothers." little - granddauhter, of Baltimore. at Swannanoa is a trans- Taneytown, Md. Phone 3911 dren; three sisters, Mrs. Alice Alex- forming influence in the Southern is most evident in the expression on iTelevision it seems ' were recent visitors at the home of is getting to , ander, Taneytown; Mrs. Annie Gar- Mountains. If any of you who read her face. All England loves the be more of a problem every day. s Mr. and Mrs. Norman Myers and trell Duke Windsor family. RIG HITS COMING TO OUR LIT- and Mrs. Dova Barnes, both of this story, should ever visit this place of and if and when he Teachers and educators are wonder- Mt. Airy. ,She was a member of you probably would does return to his native land, the ing how great TLE THEATRE be received with its effect is going to Some morning very soon, St. Joseph's Catholic Church, Tan- gracious hospitality and be masses of that great Empire will be on education. One you'll wake taken on teacher in our And sense a sudden change, New and dangerous eytown. a guided tour of what ought to rank welcome him with open arms for they local school is blaming failures on is the word for The air breathe will teem with the New Lassie picture that Funeral services were held Thurs- as one of the glories of America. know the real true story of his event- television since the children spend opens day morning ful life even life at the Earle Theatre, on Monday and with a high mass of when he was first barn. their spare time looking at it instead And requiem in St. Peter's Catholic This grand personality will go down in of studying. taste both sweet and strange! Tuesday next week. Starring Edmund In many cases it does You'll tune in on Gwenn Church, .Li,bertytown, the Rev. A VOTE OF THANKS History not alone for the woman he not matter that the youngsters the radio and Donald Crisp "Challenge have And dance to glad refrain, To Lassie" is Stephen Chylinski, celebrant. Inter- loved but as a Man's King! no sets at home for they,just a good technicolor The Girl Scouts use While something whispers to family picture. On ment waa in St. Peters cemetery. of Troop 2 and What a lovely real white silk their neighbors set. Whatever educa- your Wednesday and their leaders, Mrs. Lord heart: Thursday Ohhh, it's that Mitchum and Mrs. scarf with a Dragon in gold in one tional programs television offers the "Ah. Bingham, wish to thank the commit- corner was brought back from Janan kids prefer Spring has come again!" man in "Holiday Affair" with Robert JOHN A. HARMON Milton Berle, Ed Sullivan No matter how Mitchum tee members, parents and( friends to Your Observer from a soldier boy and Six-Gun Playhouse depressed you feel and Janet Leigh, On Friday John A. Harmon, 82, retired who which as - Before you go to bed, and Saturday, farm- contributed to the success of our 'around our town'! anyone can guess doesn't improve Van Johnson and er, died Saturday morning, March 18, Bazaar last Saturday. - If Spring has come when dawn Gloria DeHaven bring you The last of March or the first of anyones I. Q. The next step I sup- i ar- ,a thrill 1950 at 7 o'clock at the home of his We also thank the authorities rives, loaded detective story "Scene of the in April, Carlins will hold their annual pose is to make a survey among the son-in-law and , daughter, Mr. and charge of the Firemen's building for ice show under the supervision a the parents Your troubles will have fled. Crime" this is a very good picture Airs. to find out what can be done You'll Clarence E. Steinberg, New their kind cooperation. Baltimore Figure Skating Club. The about think the world has gone in- although the title of the picture is • Windsor, with it. sane misleading. whom he resided. Mr. show will be made up of the State's This is not a rough mur- Harmon had at one time resided Just as surely as Monday comes For dogs will wildly bark, der story. in best as well as some imported well the vicinity of Taneytown. He was a CARD OF THANKS around so does wash day come to While chickens squawk and song- known personalities. Don't miss this every housewife. But what a con- son of the late Valentine and Eleanor one! birds sing, A QUILTING 'PARTY Harmon. I wish trast to the blue Mondays of a few And kids He was twice margied. His to express sincere thanks to Calling all kiddies as well as adults! go on a lark! first wife, Mary relatives, years back when one doesn't have Get ready then, and Spangler Harmon, neighbors and to all the or- You won't have to fear sitting in the open wide • A quilting party was held at the died 40 years ago. Surviving ganizations of to be too old to remember the num- The window of your soul, are his which I am a member dentist's chair any more when he fills home of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Shorb second wife, Elsie Pohlson Harmon; for the many cards, ber of buckets of water you drew Let Springtime chase the poiQon out flowers, ft-nit and or drills your aching tooth for instead from the well and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Shorb and two children from the first marriage, other gifts, and for the many visits, of the old drilling, or brought from the And make your body whole! family, the tooth will be spring on wash day and and Lelah Hape on Wednes- Loy L. Harmon and. Mrs. Geo. Bald- while a patient in the Waynesboro treated with air the pails of • —Nick day and Thursday and you will find it is water you hauled out after you finish- Kenny of this week. Those win, Morris Plains, N. J.; eight child- Hospital, and since my return home, painless! Nice? • present ed a tiring task. There awl Wednesday' were 'Mrs. ren from the second marriage, Mrs. I also want to thank the Taneytown It was sweet are still David .MOrlking. to hear the song of many farm women whose laundry Mrs. Norman Baum- Clarence Steinberg. with whom he re- Volunteer Fire Co., for the use of "Because" sung by a big radio Fl A RN KY gardner, Mr's. Harold sing- problems go all the way back to get- Mehring, Mrs. sided; Miss Catherine Harmon, Balt- the ambulance. Again many thanks. er and star on TV dedicated to all the Harry Dougherty and Mrs. Percy imore; ting the wood chopped to build the Mrs. Hannah Eckenrode Mrs. Franklin Verty, Union MP.S. ETHEL GARBER. wives for Valentine Day. Hope you and Mrs. Putman; on Thursday Mrs. Tolbert Bridge R. D., tire, to heat the' water, to wash the M. D. Eckenrode had and Wilbur, George, did not miss that one! It was, indeed as Wednesday Shorb, Mrs. Ellis Ohler, Mrs. Percy Richard and John Harmon clothes. Rural women are often re- dinner guests Mr. and Mrs. Leonard and Mrs. most original. luctant to give up V. ,Putman, Miss Grace Hahn. A Beay Petry, all of Westminster; 22 What their old wash H. Kalbfleisch, daughter. Margaret lovely rose a wonderful soul W. J. H. houses ito which they must garden quilt was quilted. grandchildren, 7 great-grandchildren, CARD OF THANKS must be! carry Clare, of Baltimore, and Ruth Snider, A delicious dinner was water and still use laundry methods served each and 2 sisters, Mrs. Annie Keefer, Now here is something to think Harney. day of frozen food and desserts. Taneytown characteristic of their grandmother's Mr. and 'Mrs. R. D., and Mrs. Sarah about and it works, too. There is a Earl Sanders, sons, Snyder, Littlestown. I wish to day. But to many Monday is a day of Christopher and James Funeral services thank my friends and Club consisting of women who are di- R. D. I. Lit- were held Tuesday at neighbors for their visits leisure for with the new automatic tlestown, Pa., and Mr. Norman Selby, 2 p. m. at the and cards vorced who call upon other women machines, the family Rapid expansion of soybean acre- C. 0. Fuss ea Son funeral home, The that I received while at the hospital. contemplating laundry is being Middleburg, visited their parents. Mr. aae during divorce and bring done while the queen of the kitchen the war years made soy- Rev. Morgan Andreas, pastor of I als-o h to thank the Taneytown about a reconciliation and Mrs. Earl Welty and son, Ronald, bean meal our most abundant between the really acts like a queen. Some women on protein Grace Reformed church, Taneytown, Fire Company for the use of the am- estranged couple by telling them the Monday evening. concentrate feedstuff for pies and officiated. may cry for the good old days but Mr, and Burial was made ,in the bulance. awful perils of divorce. The proof is Mrs. Nevin Ridinger re- poultry, church cemetery. JOSEPH COE.. (Continued on next page) ------(Ai L1044 NOTICES Donald Warrenfeltz, SPECIAL NOlIGES Pastor Elect. TANEYTOWN INDUSTRIAL Mt. Union-Sunday School, 9:30 A. This column is for the fret, Use of an M. BOWLING LEAGUE THIS COLI MN is specially fdir Wante, churches, for a brief announcement Lost, o'• r mind, short Announcements. Per- services. Please do not elaborato. It Is St. Paul's, Uniontown-Worship, LEAGUE STANDING sonal Property ^lways at for sale, eta. understood that the public Is In 9:30 A. M.; Sunday School, 10:30 A. CASH IN All t ANCL payments are de- 'lied to services. M. Central Hotel sired In all eases. nurehes are especially given free use 52 17 .753 HEAL ESTATE for sale, Two Cent. our CI urea Notice talutnn, for brief Emmanuel (Baust)-Sunday School Cambridge Pointers 47 29 .681 each word. Minimum charge. 30 cents. unfree come-I:Ong regular or special Rer- 9:45 A. M.; Cambridge Keglers lees Worship 11 A. M.; Broth- 35 28 .555 db.I.1tM.%TS AM be In- erhood charter night Recreation Five '35 serted under this heading at One Cent a service, 7:45 P. 28 .555 Rob-Ford Luscious word each week, counting name slid ad- M. Parish Lenten Service at Mt. Un- Cambridge Setters 30 33. .476 dress of advertiser-two initials or a date, St. Joseph's Church, Frederick St., ion March 29, 7:45 P. M. CHEY Phil Shoemaker 5 29 34 .460 California mounted as one word ..Miiiiinun charge. ,fey. Harney Cling T.5 °eels. Charles J. Walker, Pastor. Sun- Rally. V. F. W. 23 40 .365 _ days: High Mass, at 7:30, Low Baumgard'r Bakery 23 Mass, Church 43 .348 FRYERS, at 10:15. Week-day Mass, at 7:00 of God. Uniontown Circuit, American Legion 17 46 .269 alive or dressed, heavy Rev, John H. Hoch. white breed, easily cleaned.----Phone o'clock. Baptisms, Sundays, at 11:00 Pastoi. Union. o'clock; Confessions, Saturday, town-Sunday School, 9:30 A. M. Mr. Baumgardner Bakery: Ted Jester 4633 Taneytown. 8-12-52t 5 to , Laverne 3-20-50 6 in the afternoon 7 to 8 in the eve- Flickinger, Supt. Preach- V. Myers ing Service, 119 113 97 329 Made vrab STOCK BULLS and Cows, loaned ning. First Friday: Mass and Devo- '10:30 A. M. Theme: C. Black 85 COG PLANES and COTTAGE CM "What Heaven Is Like 101 78 264 No 2'1 2 to reliable farmers.-Harold S. tion, at 7 o'clock. and Its In- C. Lookingbill 96 88 Lettuce 3 82 9. habitants." 266 Cans Mehring. 7-15-ti Prayer Meeting on Wed- Blind pint cottage Services at Trinity nesday evening, 90 90 90 270 cheese • Lutheran Church at 7:30 P. M. Lead- G. Lookingbill 117 FOR SALE-1935 /12-ton Ford Rev. Glenn L. Stahl, Pastor. er, Catherine Putman. 91 105 313 8 canned cling peach halves Pick Sunday Halves or Slices Truck; 40-ft Ladder.-Chas. W. School, 9:00 A. M.; Worship Service, Wakefield-Sunday School, Ripe olives 10 A. . Totals 507 483 452 Bridinger, Harney, Md. 10:00 A. M.; Luther League, 7 P. M. M. Mr. James Staub, Supt. C. E. Sun- 1442 Carrot sticks day evening, 7:45 P. M. Miss American Legion: FOR Emmanuel Dorothy Celery sticks SALE.-One Case Tractor, (Banst) E. & R. Church Barber, Pres. Hamer 88 85 100 273 Model VC, on Rubber, with Miles S. Reifsnyder, Pastor-Sumiay Garner Line 8 Individual salad bowls with cultiva- Frizellburg-Sunday School, 10:00 85 96 84 265 lettuce. Place mound of tors and 12-in Bottom Plow.-Phone School, 9:30; Worship Service, Haines cottage at A. M. Mr. Scott Sullivan, Supt. 86 82 96 264 cheess in each Taneytown 4841. 10:30. Blind bowl and tcp with Preaching Service, 7:30 P. M. Theme: 90 90 90 270 2 drained peach halves. Garnish "What and Where Day 110 89 WANTED-Children to keep at my Walnut Grove Dunkard Brethren is Heaven?" 107 306 each salad with 3 ripe olives, and home Church at Prayer Meeting on Thursday eve- a few crisp carrot and celery sticks - .while parents work. Apply 67 Kump's-Sunday School, at ning Totals W. Baltimore 9:30 A. M.; Preaching, at 8 P. M. Leader, Mrs. Flor- 459 442 477 1378 stuck into cottage cheese. Serve St., or Phone 3352, Tan- 10:30 A. M.- ence Mason. eytown. Rev. Donald Ecker, Minister. Recreation Five: 3-21-50 with or without dressing. Delicin:is Mayberry-Sunday with Ry_Krisp. School, 11:15 Geo. Kiser 98 128 129 Serves 3. FOR SALE Piney Creek Church A. M. Mr. William Lawyer, Supt. 355 -Power take-off Mow- of the Brethren Chas. Baker 99 119 153 371 ers, 7-ft cut. Massey-Harris and New Rev. M. A. Jacobs, Pastor-9:30 a. Bible .Study on Tuesday evening at Chas. Eckard DEL MONTE 8 P. M. 93 93 98 284 Idea.-J. Hoke Ommert. 3-17-ti m., Sunday School; 10:30 A. M., Rev. John H. Hoch, teacher. T. Tracey 106 Worship. 90 97 293 Sermon-"Facing Calvary." Ray Yohn 93 126 Sliced Pineapple FOR SALE - McCormick-Deering 7:00 P. M., Candle Union Bridge Lutheran Parish, R. 105 324 Lighting Service S. Poffenberger, .Hay Loader, like new.---Ralph Shoe- by Pre-Ministerial Students Supply Pastor.• St. from James-S. S., 9:30 A. M.; Totals 489 556 582 1/6271 2 2c.:',:55c0 maker, Keyrnar, Md., close to Keys- Gettysburg College. Lenten Central .rur .Meditation, 7:30 P. M.; Catechize, 7 Hotel: G. Ideal Vegetarian cr Asca Presbyterian Church, Rev. Charles P. M. • Shank 98 91 109- 298 Pork and FOR SALE-100 White Easter S. Owen, Pastor. Piney Keysville-Worship, 9:30 A. •M.; R. Shank 109 112 108 329 Creek- G. Rabbits.---Ralph Harver, Taneytown, 9:30 A. M., Church Service of Wor- ;Congregational Meeting, S. S., 10:30 Eyler 109 • 99 91 292 16-oz Md., Dial 3556. 3-24-3t ship and A. AL; Lenten Meditation, H. Mohney 106 109 49c Sermon; Wednesday 6 106 10:30 S. S. 321 cane 29, 7:30 P. E. Poulson 102 EANS Emmitsburg-11 M.; Catechize, 140 SHOOTING A. M. Service of Saturday, 102 344 MATCH, April 8, in Worship and Sermon. 2:30 P. M. In Tomato Sauce 3 cans 25c Benner's Grove, between Harney and ! Taneytown-7:30 Rocky Ridge-S. S., 9:30 Totals 524 544 516 Gettysburg, P. M., Evening A. M. 1584 12-gauge Shot .Guns and I Worship and Sermon. Worship, 11 A. M.; Lenten Medita- Shoemaker Still Targets. Good Prizes. Sponsored Special music Amvets: 3-21-50 by Children's choir and adult choir. tion, Friday 31, 7:30 P. M. Catechize, C. Staley MILD CHEESE Mellow lb 45c by Monocacy Valley Memorial Post Saturday 85 119 106 310 S. s., 10 A. M. 1 P. M. H. Fair 108 V. F. W., Harney, Md. 3-24-3t 105 78 291 MACARONI at Spaghetti-Gold Seal lb 7 RC Taneyton Taney town Evangelical K. Austin 123 103 105 331 pkg n Evangelical and Re- United R. Eyler THIS EASTER, do as majority of formed Charge.-Rev. Brethren Church. Re. A. W. Garvin, 105 82 103 290 men-wear an Adam Morgan An- J. Frock TOMATO Ideal c Hat-available dreas, Minister. 9:15 A. M., Pastor, Taneytown-S. S., 9:30 a. m.; 85 74 92 251 PASTE 2 ccans -ozs 19 at Rob-Ellen Shop. 3-24-3t Sunday Church School, Raymond Perry, Supt. Worship, 10:30 A. N.; Sr. C. E., 6:30 No 2 7c Totals 506 483 484 PIE CHERRIES Red, Pitted WANTED TO 10:30 A. M. The Lord's Day Worship. P. M.; Evangelistic Services begin- 1473 can A. BUY Baby Beef ning Cambridge about 300 to 400 pounds each, black Sermon subject: "Christ's Challenging 'Sunday evening, at 7:30 P. M., Pointers: and will continue W. PIE Gold Seal pkgs Angus Hereford or Shorthorn. Mac- Command." 7 P. M. Christian Endeav- for two weeks, clos- Crum 130 124 103 357 CRUST MIX 2 27' lachlan Route 1 Phone 4823. or in charge of Francis Myers. Thurs- ing with Easter Sunday night. The L. McNulty 112 93 129 7-oz Youth L. 334 day, 7:30 P. M. Weekly Lenten Wor- Civir of the church will furn- Stitley 99 95 106 293 LIGHT MEAT TUNA Ideal can 35 G (WILL SELL at the Elmer Fuss ship. Saturday,' 6:30 P. M., final meet- ish special music during the services. C. Crum 111 102 92 305' , sale, Saturday, March 25, 8 Cu. ft. ing of this years class on confirmation The pastor will bring the messages G. Motter 93 99 95 287 Refrigerator.-Glenn Springer, near and church membership. on Sunday and Monday evenings. 40170 Emmitsburg. 'Tuesday, Rev. Steve Raby, of Myers- Totals 538 513 525 1576 St. l'aul's Luthe,an Church, Har- ville, Md., is the messenger, and Mr. Cambridge Keglers:. WILL DO WASHING at my home n2y. Rev. Chas. E. 'Held. Pastor.- and Mrs. Arthur Wm. Michaels, Jr., 3-22-50 Apply-The Record Office. 9:15 A. M., Worship and Blind 90 90 90 3-24-2t Sermon; of Pleasant Valley will furnish sev- Six •2c0 Speaker, the Rev. Dr. Robert Forten- 76 84 81 241 eral vocal •numbers. Wednesday, Rev. Baker CARD PARTY, April • 17, 8 P. M., liaugh, of Gettysburg College. 10:15 Bernie Bowers will speak; Thursday, 133 117 113 363 in the Opera House, sponsored Fritz by A. M., Sunday School. Thursday, Mar. Rev.. Harold M. March, Gettysburg is 87 111 105 303 American Legion Auxiliary. Blind Official 30, and Friday, March 31, 1950. Len- the messenger; Friday, Rev. Cronise 90 90 90 270 entry blank is inside the regular Bread 3-24-3t ten Services at 7:30 P. M. Barr, of Carrollton, is the messenger. wrapper. Tell !is In 25 words or less why you like Mt. Joy Lutheran Church -9:30 Totals 476 492 479 PUBLIC SALE, April 15, 1950 of A. There will also be a Saturday night 1447 Supreme Bread. Send in your entry right now. M., Sunday School; 10:30 A. M., Wm- service. Harney: Live Stock, Farming Implements and zbip aed Sermon. Wednesday, March Barts-No Service. Blind 90 90 ENRICHED SUPREME Household Furniture. Anyone hav- 29, 1950, Lentrn 90 470 ing anything Service, at 7:30 P. Harney-Worship, 9 A. M. R. Oi•ner 106 131 to sell, bAng it in, will M. 107 344 large sell on small commission.-Halbert 0- E. Eckenrode 122 91 95 298. Westminster. THIS 'N' THAT R. Clabaugh 98 85 loaf Poole, 3-24-2t Uniontown Lutheran Charge. 101 284 - - - Rev. F. Snider 88 91 86 READ - 265 14c 15 NICE SHOATS for sale.- (Continheci from prece,rling. page) The Finest loaf that can be baked. Oliver Lambert, between Taneytown FOR SALE-Studio Couch, can be in the pudding and it is going over Totals • 484 488 479 1451 and Harney. converted into day bed, good condi- big! More power to them! Virginia Lee Feature this Week-- tion.-Apply Mrs. Carroll That artistic . MASON & DIXON EVERY SATURDAY Wantz, nice son over New LEAGUE ea night, Charlie Middle and E. Baltimore St., Windsor way has joined CINNAMON STREUSEL Swinderman at the Solovox.-The Taney-. the Ntavy and LOAF 25! town. has yet one year more to Taneytown Garage: A rich, tender, swsct dough Legion Home, Taneytown. 3-24-tf serve and and choice selected raisins. Topped then-he will go for the next big C. Crum 116 98 100 314 with streussirl ria•te frcrn pure honey and cinnamon. Delicious. WE HAVE our full supply of Seed thing that of Interior Decorating! H. Stitley FOR SALE-SuperTan Ultra Vio- Corn on 115 92 98 302 hand.-Southern States Tan- Heard he has plenty of what it takes! L. Stitley 107 just heat and enjoy pk 1215c let Ray Sun Lamp, , slightly used. eytown Cooperative, Phone 133 122 362 BROWN 'N SERVE ROLLS Good condition.-Phone Westminster 3261. Our nice taxi owner last week. Blind 90 3-10-3t 90 Easter Cut-out on each pkg pkg 1229c 982J 1. taxied all the way out to Cleveland K. Ecker 86 73 84 243 HOT CROSS BUNS with AA. i.t..SMEN'S his "Fares" on a Tuesday, re- Crurn 97 115 212 FOR SALE--iHome Order Books are turning Brown 'n Serve Streussel Coffee Grown Clover Jpplied by The Record the following day. Cake ea 25c Seed.-William B. Naill, Taneytown, from the man- Your tacturers, at 3tai.dard prices. Observer hopes to go skyward Totals 511 493 519 1523 Md., R. D. 2, near Bridgeport. Phone About in the Spring with that competent FRESH VEGETABLES .4ND ,,•:eeks ate required for filling such Waynesboro: FRUIT .3791. 3-24 & 4-7 Pilot and then I will be able to see orders. L. White 90 115 118 323 the grand view of Carroll County of C. Fresh Green Cal.f. FOR SALE-New 7-room Semi- which Stitley 102 115 132 349 FOR SALE-La,ge Bundles of old I anticipate with much eager- A. Beatty Bungalow, modern conveniences, pipe- Newspapers-15c ness to view it all in the column for 116 88 90 294 Bundle or twl Decker 90 B n lcvisei:0 ,41 L bch less Furnace and Concrete Basement. kindles for 25c.-The my readers. 102 97 289 Located on Fairgronnd Ave. Record Office. Shinny 133 120 and First 7-5-tf Did you know by July there will 90 343 5_c., St. Lot 75x150-ft. Price $6,700.00.- be a car on the market which will Totals Apply Wantz Bros., Inc., Main and FOR S A Le.--Typewriter Ribbons sell for around $1200. It will go 531 546 527 1598 U. S. No. 1 Southern Red YarTis- 3 i1'29c Middle St., Taneytown, Md. Phone .nd Supplies; Carbon Paper-Charles from 30 to 35 miles on a gallon of New lbs 4541. 3-17-2t . Stonesifer, Representative of Rem- gasoline and it is a two-door sedan Allegany County, with 61 clubs Fla. Red Bliss Potatoes 5 29c ngton and 1230 Rand. Inc 7-16-tf (either delux or standard). The new members, has the largest Large Cucumbers 2 for 15c Florida Squash 2 lbs 19c FOOD SALE, March 25, in the Fire- car will have a folding back seat ar- 4-H registration in Maryland. Bal- men's Building from 10 o'clock on. IF YOU LIKE a clean tewn, do rangement which timore County is second with your will provide a cargo 41 Crisp Pascal Fresh Fla. Golden Sponsored by the S. S. Class of Piney part, have your garbage and capacity more than clubs, 805 members. crash double that of Creek Church of the Brethren. 3-17-2t collected regularly.-Walter B. the largest conventional sedan trunks. CELERY CORN Renchoff, Garbage Collector, P. 0. It can seat six comfortably Taneytown and it is Work, Tecreation and worship are CHICKEN AND HAM SUPPER, 11-14-tf really a wow. It has all the features the Saturday, April 1, at 3:30 until. There foundations of 4-H Club activi- JUST RECEIVED Si; of a big and small car, plus real ties. 2st-ks19c 2-19c will also be a bake sale of home-made head of style. It is absolutely iteers and Stock Bulls. Will re- unique and is Cakes and Candy on sale at the same a car of beauty from any angle. New Fla. Valencia 216's dos +••• eive author load on WedneSday,f0I ORANGES time and place, Taneytown Fire- So long, folks. Will be seeing 3)T :ale at the right price. We buy all you Juicy Fla. 54's men's Building, Ladies' Auxiliary of next week. Have a grand SALE REGISTER GRAPEFRUIT -64's Taneytown cinds of livestock.-J. H Spalding. week end • 3 for 29c Fire Co. 3-17-3t and don't forget that _ _ Western Attlestown, Pa. 8-2-tf precious piece Sales for which Delicious or Winegap 3 lbs 39c of paper (your doctor's prescription) this office does APPLES BRIDE printing or NO FOR the Groom, Hum- BE PREPARED to he filled by your druggist "around advertising, will be in- orous, -act Play. Benefit of -For the unex- serted under this 3 t the pected: Let us insure our town" who surely doe,s know that heading (4 lines GIANT SHUR-GRO ROSE BUSHES ea $1.29 Daughters of America, Taneytown you adequate free of charge). Charge ly.-Percy M. Burke, 231 pharmacy business. for sale CERTIFIED ROSE BUSHES ea Opera House, during the week fol- E. Main St, register alone, $1.50 until 69c Westminster. Md. lam, date of GLENSIDE lb bag lowing Easter. (Date to be announc- Tele. 1120. 4-15-tf • sale. PARK LAWN GRASS SEED 5 $1.89 ed later.) A Food Sale will be held SPECIAL Faithfully, SALE-Wilson Freezers YOUR OBSERVER. Seabrook Farms Extra Fancy in the Building next to the Fire- Milk Coolers, Universal Milkers, Ney MARCH Peas 2 12-ez ekgs 49c men's Building (the old Burke's Bar- Stanchions, Water Bowls, Steel Seabrook Farms Baby Lima pkg 314 Win- 25-12 o'clock. Beans ber Shop) Friday afternoon, March dows, Columns, Ventilators, Corn EARTH'S LAST HOUR Elmer Fuss, on Tan- Ideal Pure Concentrated 31, from 4 o'clock on. 3-17-2t Cribs, Silos, Hay Makers, eytown-Emmitsburg road, near Orange Juice 2 6."ca"s 55c Paint, Shep- (An Memoriam) Tom's - ard Tractors, Implements, etc.-Roop Creek Church. Household MINSTREL SHOW, presented by Goods and other articles. Win-Crest Coffee lb 67c pkg & Sons, Linwood, Phone Union Bridge The years come, Earl Rob Ford Prunes 2 lb 39. Keysville "Homemakers' Club in the 4403. and the years go, Bowers, Auct. T.H.S. Auditorium, Thursday, April 1-50-52t But memories prefer to linger; Asco Coffee lb 70c Bib Orange Juice 3 ea"' 27-1 29e 20, 8 P. M. Benefit of Health and PAPER HANGING and What we are, and what we do, o'clock. C. L. Strickhouser, Ideal Coffee vac can 77c 3 pkge 164 all other Also, between Ideal Gelatines Welfare Committee of the Taney- jobs of interior decorating including are prone to linger. Ltttlestown and Hoff- lb 210 man's Orphanage. Princess Margarine Ideal Apple ea" town Lions Club Adm. Adults 50c; Plaster Repairs. Cali Ralph David- We Live Stock. Sauce 2 25. Child's, 3-17-5t leave the world, or the world Edwin Benner, Auct. lb 730 Brea. Hom-de Lite pt 35c. son for a look at latest Wall Paper leave us Extra Sharp Cheese Salad 254 Samples.-Taneytown 4792. 29-1 • CUSTOM Plowing, Harrowing, At the stroke of earth's last hour; o'clock. Joe Coe, near Tre- 11-7-ti We vanion. Household Institute Waterless Cookware Patch and Garden Work of all kind. take an ethereal flight; Live Stock and Farm is back--get your Had BABY CHICKS. We soar in God's almighty power. Implements. Earl Bowers and Exquisite 24-Pc. Set Carmen Silverware, -Apply Harvey Shorb Phone Tan- -New Hampshire Harry with card $3.911 eytown 4801. 3-17-3t trid Rock :lamp, cross, each week. G. H. ENFIELD. Trout, Aucts. 7L11 state blood tested.-Stones4er's 30-1 HALL BROTHERS CHICKS-Or- o'clock. Harry J. Crouse, near Hatchery, Keymat, Phone Tanel-tow, Taneytown der these famous heavy egg-produc- MARYLAND M Ut.-.iN GS . Dairy herd and 4931. 7-2-ti Equipment. Earl Lean ers for a really good year! Bred in Bowers, Auct. Sliced Bacon 41c lb. profit records and all Pullorurn clean. PIANOS! ELECTRIC Church Or- About 14,000 boys and girls in Ma- Lean Smoked Purebreeds-4 Cross-breeds. Prompt gans. Beginners Pianos $29; Practice ryland are becoming good farmers APRIL Picnics 35c lb. delivery. Stop in and place your or- Pianos, $49; Student Pianos $99; and homemakers and valuable citi- Freshly Ground Beautiful zens through the 4-H Club program. 1-1:00 o'clock. Charles Vanfossen. Beef 53c lb. tier TODAY.-The Taneytown Grain New Spinets, $299. up. Gor- near Supply Company, Taneytowre, Md. geous New Eelectric Pipetone The 4-H Club program in Mary- Taneytown. Household Meaty Frankfurters & Organs Goods. Earl 39c lb. 3-10-10t $995. • Every used Paino, tuned, re- land is sponsored by the Agricultural Bowers, Auct. Country conditioned, fully guaranteed. Write Extension Service of the University 15---Halbert Fresh Sausage 49c HAM AND CHICKEN SUPPER, of Maryland, Poole, near Westmin- lb. for price list. Free delivery. Easy in cooperation with the ster. Live Stock, Dried Beef 4 April 1 by the Ladies' Auxiliary of terms. U. S. Department of Agriculture Farming Im- 1 lb. pkg. Remember CRAMER has been Ex- plements and Household .39 the Taneytown Fire Company. satisfying customers for 40 years.- tension Service. Goods. Sharp Cheese 2-10-eow Cramer's Palace of Music, 431 North Onion adds flavor to sandwich fill- 79c lb. Market St., Frederick, Md. 12-16-tf ings. Try mixing plain-cooked dry NOTICE TO CREDITORS. ONLY TWO WEEKS UNTIL, beans with chopped pickles and onion, This 18 to give notice er that the subserib- FIRE WOOD sawed stove length or use coarse-grind peanut has obtained from the EASTER. Give your old garments butter Court Orphans' and delivered.-Harold Mehring. of Carroll County, Maryland. Fancy Pollock a new Look by redyeing them. We with chopped pickles and minced on- ters of let- Fillet 25c lb. Salt Water 10 ion. administration on the personal es- Oysters pt. 59c . now give a ten day service on all -28-ti tate of Fancy Perch Fillet 35c dyeing It takes leaders to make leaders. ELMER lb. Fancy Large Shrimp so get yours in early-Taney- FOR SALEDark Shingle House, S. WANT% 79c lb. Ask your county or home demonstra- late of Carroll town Cleaners, rear 18 Fairview Ave. 7 rooms, bath, hall, sun porch, County, deceased. All per- wash tion agent today how sons having claims against Phone 4554. 3-10-3t Kitchen, Furnace and you can lead a tire the deceased hot and cold 4-H Club and share warned to exhibit the same, with the water, in the develop- vouchers thereof, Dressed Whitings 2 Garages, Chicken House, ment of our legally authenticated, to 19c lb NOTICE future agricultural lead- the subscriber, on or before the -Special price on Eagle along Taneytown-Westminster road, of 291.11 day ers. Stspteruber, next: they may otherwise -Herring Nest New Hampshire Cockerels. If near Pine Mar.-Apply to Charles by law be 3 lbs. for 25c Pattern and fabric must excluded from all benefits of orders placed now $10.00 per 100 in W. VanFossen. Phone go Well to- sald estate. Prices Effective March 4833. 2-17-6t gether, if the new dress or blouse 23-24-25, 1950. Quantity Rights lot of 500 or more, heavy you Given under my Reserved. , assorted make is to be a hand this 21st day of Cockerels $9.00 per 100. Price success. March, 1P50. sub- GOOD USED CARS wanted. High- To be sure of a good ject to change.-S. E. Waatz & Son, legume seed- MARGARET S. WANT?„ 'et Prices Paid --Crease's Motor ing, make Administratrix Agent. Phone 3664. sure your oat nurse crop is of the estate of 6.-tczesC. 2-27-4t Sales. 2-25-tf properly fertilized. Elmer .T. Wants. deceased. OF OFFICIAL DIRECTORY Pillowca,es an tow is will dry ••••• •••••••• • • • • •• -411 ..4••-••-••••• Mat - •• •••••••• OUR DEMOCRACY- 6y CARROLL COUNTY straighter not have "ears" at the,ce:mer, if 1. -iey are put one- '----/--1 (Js, 1 ""'" THE CIRCUIT COURT third of the way over the line to CROSSWORD PUZZLE CHIEF JUDGE dry. I ne Viral 4.) citiC, • ••••••-• ai.toes E. Boylan, Westminster ••••••••-•.-....ss*. •••••-• •••••••• ••-• POWER. ASSOCIATED JUDGES Marked Dishes HISTORY SHOWS THAT THE VITAL SPARK"- THE CREATIVE Horizontal Solution in Next Issue. • James Clark An ill person's dishes are easily OF HUMAN PROGRESS, MATERIAL AND SPIRITUAL, RESIDES WM. J. McWilliams kept separate for special sterilizing 1 Stylish 2 3 5 ,;;;;;./ 6 1 8 ell, /N THE /NOW/DC/AL. if each dish is marked on the bot- CLERK OF COURT 5 Nurse tom with a small dot or x of finger- i0 E. A. Shoemaker (India) 9 nail polish. 9 Cook eggs TERMS OF CIRCUIT COURT e broken a /il Second Monday in February, May, in water 1/7 ktigust and November. Petit Jury 10'Units of ul, ,;;;;.,/ ,t5 lb 2 May and NoVember weight I/b ii// \‘, ,‘,\„ 1 \4 111 Terms, February, Uncle Sam Says _:.....:::: Gr.) A I-' - Grand J,iry Terms, May and Novem- ,8 47 oi ., ber. 12 Coin (India) , it ., ORPHANS' COURT 13 Dress 4;22 Chiefl Judge, E. Lee Erb oneself V A2 - - - i ' .••== It! 1 Lewis H. Green Chas. B. Kephart for show 25 14 .. .. , mammal itt rag.___ _ -.v.,- .-... • 14 Goddess of , • _ . --or,- Court meets every Monday & Tuesday /./.; -. - 4 harvests 7-l-T-41Vr V:4:0,/7 oz. REGISTER OF WILLS 15 Auction -- INDUSTRY- HOME-- J. Walter Grumbine 17 Mother Us i//,'"/"1: / / / 30 ,i AGRICULTLI2E - 18 Plural of I TRIAL MAGISTRATE 19 Remain 4 4 /7//s WE ALL DEPEND UPON THIS SPARK, BECAUSE OF ITS ESSENTIAL • Vincent Tubman 20 In place of 3Z 54 V PRODUCTION. WHAT WE EAT, WHAT WE WEAR, OUR 21 Antlered •//. FUNCTION IN STATE'S ATTORNEY animal 35 55 STANDARD OF LIVING, 15 DETERMINED FIRST BY WHAT THE grain Donald C. Sponseller 22 Cereal PEOPLE PRODUCE. AND IT IS THE INITIATIVE OF THE INDIVIDUAL, 23 Lucid 39 7/, 4° GENERATE THE SHERIFF 25 Twists HIS INGENUITY AND INVENTIVENESS, THAT Wesley Mathias .3. 26 Cure DRIVING FORCE OF PRODUCTION. COUNTY COMMISSIONERS 27 Hawaiian food .., .././.% 7 Norman R. Hess, Taneytown 28 Greasy Mmory Berwager, Manchester 12 substance No. Md , ''' Waiter V. Bennett, Sykesville, 29 Bottle 11111iIiii '' & , - t'r3'ij ' •,•:,e4A.. Theodore F. Brown, Attorney stopper 4 City (Pa.) 29 A shout 33 The rise 'IT' 1 '' , si. '-4-./ 30 Close to 5 Abundantly of joy and fall SUPERVISOR OF ASSESSMENTS White of water , The American People have bought 32 Part of 6 Bog 30 A. Dobson poplar 34 Capital ,., Harry 1,275,000,000 individual E Savings Bonds ''to be" 7 Keel-billed . 31 Baked (Nor.) since they were first offered in May, 33 Gaunt cuckoo 7.771; \ C i t „ ....-,' TAX COLLECTOR piece of 36 Petty quarrel 4.1,...,„ A '1 1941. Every one of these Savings Bonds 34 Fetish (Air.) 8 Suspended , 4, L''.. Roy Poole and 35 Discoverer canvas clay 38 Trouble „,,e, 7- ‘,,:_ is guaranteed by your government i I, ' .., „. ,,' ,p returns to you Si for every S3 invested of radium couch . •(....,-1 ,_, COUNTY TREASURER ever 37 Artist's 9 Front of Answer to Puzzle No. II I within ten years time. Have you , , ' % L , - ,,,,... -...... v,: .1%' Paul F. help stand a boat 1 - .i______, .., ... Kuhns stopped to consider where the C131310 ...„,„ , 4,,,./, came from to assist the Treasury De- 39 Eat away 11 Uses rarely iiiii- • ii;-4,!., i BOARD OF EDUCATION 40 City (Fr.) 16 River (Swiss) BIM= DM01121 ' • 4 CO z- partment build this greatest sales rec- MOM= INUILEID Clyde L. Hesson, Taneytown, Md. ord in history? It was done with the 41 Pitcher 19 Aquatic A13'/VAJCI;"E:"E2S‘1. :'44:: rg1_121013101 _ WOR_K-- - s-- -ru-Ove--1114 -1'. _ Mat,e1 A. C. Necker, Finksburg, Md. assistance of some 3,000,000 volunteer 42 Astringent mammal help fruit 20 Discover DIB Thomas. H. Legg Union Bridge workers, all Americans ready to VITAL SPARK BY 21 Apportion, 111061 13100131 HERE IN AMERICA WE HAVE NOURISHED THE C. Robert Brilhart, Manchester, Md. their country. So to this wonderful volun- Vertical as cards MUM 111013INI ACHIEVEMENT, Hunter, Westminster, Md. teer army you and I owe a lot. Why don't ENCOURAGING SELF-RELIANCE, REWARDING Norman 22 Skating =KM 30Lil Thomas C. Arrington, Sykesville, Md. you join them in the big Savings Bonds CIDINIDIZIE1 DIGNITY OF THE INDIVIDUAL. 1 Two-door area RECOGNIZING THE Samuel M. Jenness, Superintendent Independence Drive starting May 15? DIEM= OM U. S. rren,..rv OTa Tallest automobile 23 Selection D. Eugene Walsh, Attorney MOOG BIDIBEID THE ONLY REAL GUARANTEE OF PROGRESS AND ECONOMIC 2 Befalls 24 Spare time usolcmg BOUM casually 25 Cores SECURITY LIES /N THE FREE PLAY OF THE CREATIVE HISTORICAL SOCIETY OF OEM DOUG 3 Frozen 27 Await POWERS OP THE. INDIVIDUAL. - CARROLL COUNTY smooth sailing water settlement A. Earl Shipley, President Miss Edith E. Rill, Secretary Ur. Theodore M. Whitfield, Treasurer for people COUNTY SURVEYOR who count! 1 as....•••:asawmommme rase4 Bucher John CLEARING SUPERVISORS OF ELECTIONS RE J. Stanley Grabill, President %ILE Hermes ,Bish, Vice-President gamet-VERO-REV/5 oNLy FIELD 12 ROSESAMER/C.45 0,10:ty R•oger H. Anders, Sec'y-Treasurer 42souer r Afl D. Carroll Owings, Clerk. .e 2 Ralph G. Hoffman, Attorney. ENOUGH TO SALE OF GREATEST 9. HEALTH OFFICER LANDSCAPE ROSE OFFER Dr. W. C. Stone HOMEI 9•2 Rand $2 YOUR EVER MADE Remington year after ot beauty, - You rosy !lel t r ti;:a in see ,Loads biggest bargain in flower size •pecta, roses sell DEPUTY GAME WARDEN the get: 3 blooming- lIar price If lie earl). Iii-re's a collection $2.75 you yellow; 10 awe heavy rooted, of 12 For AA pink anti ROSES himunitty.-size hardy tontintain ,4 11ec:c,i ro Mon! Roses -red. Guy Garheart, Sykesville, Md. 2.0ear, budded 14 lted SnowiterrY InIthes that will add natural beatify to Your Yard flowering shrubs Spirms -2 In crane. You gel I2 healthy, 0 ft. -'2 Tted strong 1311,113, lit as.orled color: e .1- Indian Currant:: Devitzla - tog biaMng reds, thrilling -2 Steel Dogwood- I rink STOCK! pinks. rose, whites atrrl 3elIi , DOME DEMONSTRATION AGENT Flowering Vines. blooming for only $1.2a. Add within color White Trumpet Creeper -ft. NURSERY to your and stas:, Forsythia): 2 -2-ft. size; I 2 these lovely hushes (mine Into hloom in Miss Evelyn I shade tree Privet with their early Sprir,g D. Scott I Red Maple Amor River gay little flowers. TIon't Inks this wonderful Evergreen; 25 2-ft. hedge. offer - our supply Is rest TOP Bed Cedar. 75 feet nr limited. about enough to set HEALTHY, HEAVY COUNTY Ifedgt Plants - ALL AGRICULT. AGENT IN ALL . • . MACHINES 42 PLANTS YOURS NOVI! L. C Burns STOCK . • . ORDER OFFER ADDING INTRODUCTORY introductory offer - HARDY This is an _ catalog price et these the regular ... but / $2 , 9 5 plants is $12.19 t-, $1 2, 1 9 voZ,E 42 Rue adverti,ernent. COUNTY WELFARE BOARD 1 4 order from this t- ' f. if ' eu tiliy•re tours for lust Dr. C. R. Foutz, Westminster, Md. 1 TREE Mrs. John D. Young, TULIP Uniontown, Md receive at no extra cost .. and you tree that Mrs. DeVries R. Hering, Secretary GRAlt sow a fascinating fiCirR4--_ 3-ft. tulip tree - in spring! GROW THEM .., ---- a is tullp-shaped blooms Norman R. Hess, Taneytown 1‘\\\." s ..crc,1 with OUTDOORS Pau.] Walsh, IIampstead, Md. Jonathan Dorsey, E‘eitII•II 110,1: - Sykesville, Md. greIr for 3 sir ,or the LI n! Sterling R. Schaeffer Nr4.10 tr-t ,,11 for u, WHAT r . er Mrs. Eater K. Brown, Exec. Sec'y Lug e)r,1 i.!, arc aerft i hrO fer - f.rAt ri 3 -stir AS WILL :hood 10 grer• , ry.er, ! Westminster, Md. ll,11.11 j,. r 1.01'1 LITTLE BUY .r re of lo,i, CARROLL SOIL CONSERVATION TREES AND ••••• AS DISTRICT --rF:tekr:4 r V.41 CrERRY-PLUM 4 95 , •a•attO 4r, .4 41 , J. Harry Koller, Chairman //, L. C. Burns, Secretary 1 t You'll whisk through figure work in R. P. Buchman, Treasurer Fr.L.tEr tif ,2)LETS - Big Plants Sr Solomon Hoke, Sr. much less time with- this handy TOP. P9, .1 WREATH SHRUB 3g Horace S. Brauning flight portable. For office or home, Ws r" !Val HALL'S HONEYSUCKLE VINES, 2-yr 3t• WEIGELA SHRUG, red 1/12-ft. . 12e Randall Spoerline a time and work ...aver. See it .. . . 12 hl-. .y-rooted peach and plurn YOUR OWN a CHINESE ARBORVITAE HAVE :2 try it today !Me, for this' :•.10,11 Sure you Can TRAIL 2 ;.. 5 lea and plun..., juicy anti sweet, EVERGREEN, 6 to 9-inch 191' AZALEA • Lists, adds, multiplies .. yard. Why, it' cuough for a small REV BUD TREE, 2-ft. size .. . TANEYTOWN OFFICIALS ! iv- •lde : 3 . dr.rt.a ; I Indian Cling; A.,aleas ilmt The,e itANGEA. 1117-ft. she . . 12e with MAYOR. • Simple 10-key keyboard ti.ildep C.fi,f7.-2. 'sse are 2 3. I". 11.•.e; 2 Late Eluerta peach 19g ins ',looms -7 7•LEA (Fiery Red) dear: to Richard Rohrbaugn and trr.-. ore heavy 2 to 4-ft. •Iewer‘ .1 for mile; • Capacity to $100,000.00 I-AUAN CYPRESS EVERGREEN, tut Ira, . speciar.clar m-4,;-grown - all ice ....Slug it .4 Trait, Tait: 51.C., curs for $2.95. Order now, .N4slea. price of CITY COUNCII • Light, responsive action 9-1 1-in, size 39' fantias vs I rt. :11na'i.ingly I i Fu.r.ng. , f..r t he 1.Niutyid tâ I. hardy 20.0 of rel Raymond J. Perry, President. Streamlined. port:die RED BERRIED HOLLY, 1 -ft 191' i0 ii a hlazu • Wake Sour zr GARDENIA Merle S. REP ALTHEA SHRUB, 11/2-ft.. . 120 0.tre, Baumgardner " /, 1 refri‘e rrroeol - ihr hue L. Hernier HARDY CARNATIONS 1 Or1 1t4 t: XT c I it O.,.Oh ' Harry B. Dougherty gorgeous blolly- MAGNOLIA TREE, 2-ft. size . . . 39(.• 10 big. You get top favorite WEEPING WILLOW, John Chenoweth only 151.00. A ).,r boelin for Order your drooping branches, 2-ft. 25,' 4 Hem" I. $99.50 ewsarlow4 Reindollar, Jr., Clerk. assorted colors. in _ RHODODENDRON, rare, saucer POLICE CHIEF today I STONESIFER collection size blooms, 1 -ft 39g Ray Yohn CHARLES L. 0. 10 CANNA BULBS .. ciao! s ILO() 0 50 AMOOR PRIVET HEDGE PLANTS .. DEALER Order as many as you want ,01 el/A. 1.00 NOTARIES. of the above extra fine 1-f, Remington Portzble Typewriters plants at these amazingly o 10 RED OSIER DOGWOOD .. Rowel-lots shrub . Idsf. ld'irray Baumgardner .kilDENIAS tow micas.. n 35 RED 1110 TREES 1-foot size LOD Wm, E. Burke, Jr. and Adding Machines El 4 PEONY B(1185.. as,orted 105055. 1.19 Mrs. Fannie 7 ONLY o 20 LOUISIANA WILD IRIS .. 0. .t--1 Ohher LEADING 1.00 TANEYTOWN, MD. AMERICA'S rale, mixed colors Adab E. Sell. OFFER . 10 HARDY FERNS.. assorted, Mrs. Mabel Elliot. GARDENIA AGRARIAN to plant outdoors Loa have 5 Gar- tij to DAY LILIES .. orange irnd Charlotte A. Baker Now - ou call tbe Rind yellow fit.wers 1.00 for $1.00- - deni•s 50e eavh! O 10 TUBEROSE BULBS.. lovely 1.00 usually sell for that indoors in Your El too EVERBEARING STRAWBERRY PLANTS 1.98 t he to °VIOLETS Grow outdoors in your El 7 LILY OF THE VALLEY .. TANE1TOWN ORGANIZATIONS flower pots or strong. *--- You get 5 dainty NOM., 1,100ITIF 1. 0 0 POSTS ,;,.41''''1' flower beds. Everblooming ONLY FENCE )40,, rooted, ptlee ot fl 5 DAHLIA BULBS.. mixed c,dors 1.00 Itemays•wa Chamber of l• .._. heavy amazingly low BIGGEST FLOWER Commerce meets Gerdenias for the gardenlaS that o 55 GLADIOLUS BULBS.. rare, asr-Orled . 1.0U en the 4th. Monday La each month In World (amen% blossoms last only 41.00. -white BARGAIN IN AMERICA O 5 SWEET PEA TREES.. 1 :j1 -ft. size, tee Municipal building. at 8:00 o'elnek that -scented, waxy 31.00. all summer 1.00 large. sweet Gardenias today for blooms bierwvo P. Fuss, Pres.: 1st. Vlee.Proei Produce your 5 A thrilling Violet collection $ 10 LOMBARDY POPLARS .. shade I. re,,, 2-ft.. 1.111 David Smith; profusion, Order Second Vice-Pres.. for 30 years! in -at an unheard-of price - 3 PECAN TREES.. 2-it 2.95 Merle t)liter • Secretary, Bernard 20 strong, blooming size 15 BLACKBERRY PLANTS .. good for jam, jelly • 1.00 J. Arnold; Treasurer, •,histi,Ii. Ar • sold. OTHER BARGAIN OFFERS! plants for the astonishingly low price 15 DEWBERRY PLANTS.. for jam, pies . . . 1.00 of only $1.00! Collection includes: assorted 5 HARDY ASTERS .. mixed colors 1.19 Taneytown Fire Company, meets on 10 AZALEAS.. Formosa, Firefly, Mobile. et.. $1.89 yellows, and soft whites. the Farmers report that colors in purples, 10 HARDY VERBENA .. mixed colors 1.00 2nd Monday each month, at 7:30 1'. M. • 7 CHRYSANTHEMUMS.. big ones 1.00 These 20 beauties will give arm-loads of flow- mark in the pressure- When ordering' any of the above offers, simply Firemen's Building. President. Koppers posts. 7 TUBEROUS ROOTED BEGONIAS 1.00 ers year after year- perfect for bedding oli an "X" in the box Opposite the Offer or offers You 4:verge Kiser: Vice-President, Doty HARDY .. assorted against termites 10 PANSIES colors 1.00 border plants. wish and attach to coupon below. Robb; Recording Secretary, Robert creosoted 20 HUCKLEBERRY PLANTS .. for jam 1.00 Feeser; Financial Secretary, Raymond last for decay, 5 ORIENTAL POPPIES .. assorted . .... 1.19 Feeser; Treasurer, David and . Smith; 5 HARDY EASTER LILY BUM.. 1.00 MAIL THIS ORDER COUPON TODAY! Trustees, Caret Frock, J. W. Garber, more than 30 years. white 10 .. 1 1.00 Thurston Putman; Chief, Charles D. work SPIRES, -ft. size, white Baker. Think of the .0: CvAilfAc:E.LLIAS $1 Texas The Amerieran Legion-IIesson-Snider saved ... the money Si NAUGHTON FARMS, INC. Box , Waxahachie, Post No. 120 meets first and third VIES ., Posts keep D vtti'aerinteadtPploapnutl Gentlemen: Thursday of each month at 8.00 P. saved! SIAA.S1 A South' Camellias, lartze 'The 'M.. in the Legion Home. All service strength gat flowers- 5 2 tor which I will pay on arrival: original little centers. ICtecaConaIet pla Please ship me the following, C.O.D., men welcomed. Commander, Francis Thrilling yellow sed strottg line; thige- with flower. U 1 colors,meet14°14 E. Lookingbill Adjutant, Edmund J. ground blooms loved back assorteo o 12 ROSE OFFER AT $1.29 0 10 HARDY ORCHIDS OFFER AT 41.89 Morrison; Treasurer, Galen K. Stone- white most 0014fle $1.00. fore, smaller treated rrierica'4 bOrders. plants, only 41.69 slier: Service Officer, Neal W. Powell. A groups or 15 big O 2 CAMELLIAS OFFER AT $1.00 El 10 HARDY AZALEAS OFFER AT in You get •••4*.". All other Fraternities and organizations poets replace larger year. VIOLETS 'OFFER AT $1.00 nye invited to use this directory, for the everY$1.00. O 10 HOLLYHOCK OFFER AT 41.000 20 AGRARIAN posts. Se* only SEND public information it carries. Cost for one untreated rgs GARDENIAS OFFER AT Med 0 15 STIANT.k PAIIKTF.S OFFER AT $eep year only $1.50. licoce Posts. NO as toc MONEY O 42 ROSES, SHRUBS AND EVERGREENS OFFER Al' 42.95 OUR GUARANTEE Start no money- we Ulla C.O.D. When 0 12 PEACH TREES AND CHERRY-PLUM OFFER AT $2.115 11114411114444 444 441 -411-44I11111141 When you receive Site plants you order, Yetrr plants we delivered. Hist pay post- e/ Inspcet and judge them by any standards man amount et your order, plus teall yOU wish to set-if you age not completely Nam* satisfied, iintify us within fire days and osstal charges. Absolute satisfaction KOONS FLORIST we will either replace your order with guaranteed or your money book. aut stoelk satisfactory to you. or reftmd your Address Cut Flowers Designs money in full. City Zone State Corsages PC855 NOTICE: If you wish to order any of the bargains listed at 3c and up, or any offers listed under "Other Bargain Offers", be sure to attach separate hat to this coupon. I LITTLESTOWN PENNA. NAUGHTON FARMS INC. WAXAH ACHIE TEXAS Phone 240 TANEYTOWN GRAN & SUPPLY GO, 3-16-3t THE 4.4`. / ATTENTION! Il • —n= -41T r FARMERS 1.: , 1 have opened a Eft-Tide and •-• SPEAKS Of Fear CONTRACTORS BEAUTY PARLOR '11 717.1?. By For your in my home FT-RN %II's! Tr By OR. KENNETH J. FOREMAN BUILDING BLOCKS on DDIE HITCHER closed the hos- •• FRANKLIN STREET SCRIPTURE: Roin.!ns 1:1, 7-15; 15: •• -22-29; E pital door gently.' STEEL SASH 36; Acts 27--21; Philippians 1; 12- He stood out- For 20: 4:22. side for a moment, his eyes nar- Appointment DEVOTIONAL READING: Isaiah 2:2- SAND and STONE 4. rowed thoughtfully. Inside, his wife •• lay quietly, a gentle smile curving PHONE 4964 MRS. GERALDINE her lips as she held Eddie's promise CLUTZ World-Wide Church to her heart. Call tr...«12:11=n11:11=1:11=1=1:1=1:::: "Don't you worry your pretty little Lesson for March 26, 1950 head about anything, Mary," he had CHAS. B. REAVER told her, his eyes earnest and lov- ing. 0^40D_ WORKS his purposes out in "Everything's going to be all Phone 5111 Taneytown, Md. right. %-a- ways that pot even the 'wisest I've got the promise of a fine -FASTEST new job and we won't FOR of his servants can foresee. A beau- have to worry AUTHORIZED DEALER THE about • tiful example of this is the way bills or expenses or anything from Paul went to Rome. Long before now on." Behind the love in her eyes there Eddie 'Richter, one-time Ti\ he saw that city he wanted to money was worry, too, GROWTH preach there. All roads led to rider. Even yet, jockeys throughout know anything Rome. as they do to all world; the racing world but hurse racing and he couldn't capitals. and people went there talked of him with endure the sight of a horse. 'from everywhere. Q - Minute more than a little KBUILPINU EVER Finally, * • Fict!on awe. He was a matters cai-ne to a climax World Horizon sort of shining when Mary had to be rushed to hos- oR When Paul writes star pital for an emergency operation. y to his "pen- toward which She -friends" at Rome (1,7:22-29) of a silk-clad figures, up for the first came through all right, but be- projected trip to Jerusalem and ime in a classic of sleek horseflesh, hind tbe love in her eyes there was worry 'Spain, taking in groped for inspiration. For Eddie too. Rome on the way, Richter had been an inspired rider. As he stood outside the door 'he was laying Eddie came to his decision. He out That s. until the day he u-as up ors left a trip to the east Gallopi the hospital and turned toward 3-4-ti ng Wind. the great chestnut mare the and track and to George west ends of that had startled the entire, racing Graybar. 'Gray- NOW civilization, world bar, fabulously the with her,amazing bursts of speed. wealthy sportsman,' Report Millions Who Fed jumping-off places. owner of the Garbar stables FORTIFIED On the day in question, he looked from His plan was as which had come Shooting PURINA STARTENA lit the track nervously. It had Comet, ambitious driz- Whirlwind. Highpockets with APF as if a zled all night and the course and a host Dr. Hubert E. Slocum CHECKER-ETTS modern evangelist was a of other famous sea of mud. The horses horses—and Gallop- 01)7 02111,,TRI.k,7 would write to sorne* were 'ing Wind. This year, see for yoUrself the big Dr. Foreman brought to the barrier, and Eddie EYES EXAMINED church in. India: "I Something in Eddie's face brought bodies, sturdy legs, and fast feather- leaned over Galloping Wind's neck . GLASSES PRESCRIBED aim to visit Iceland and Japan, a welcoming smile from Graybar. ing Startena Checker-Etts help pro- sand spoke to her reassuringly. She OPTICAL and call on you on the way out." "Well, it's about time, REPAIR SERVICE duce. Come in today tossed her head and reared. Eddie," he for Startena * • * The boomed. "I wondered 408 W Main St. Phone 14 Checker-Etts. horses broke raggedly and Galloping how long it Bond Voyage would 1.).,q• before you'd EMMITSBURG, MD. Wind, on the' outside, ran be around to EXPECTED to go th Rome last. see me." PAUL At the three-quarter Post. -Eddie a free man, his ticket (so to They walked out OFFICE HOURS: leaned over and said coaxingly, to the stables, to ths speak) reading on through Spain. smell of clean . Wednesdays and Fridays "Come on, giri, now's the bay and the nickerings of Actually thet was the end of •his time. You the horses can do it. Why, in their stalls. When they 2 p. m. to 8 p. m. run. He went .there under military the rest of these Taneytown Grain & Supply Co. bangtails can't came to the last stall, there was Gallop. 1-30-tf guard, prisoner under sentence. touch you for speed. in, borne on. now, Wind. 'The story is all there Acts, let's show 'ern." in how Galloping. The great Norse stretched out her first he was jailed for protectior Wind lengthened her. neck and nuzzled softly. Eddie •from a stride in response to the appeal in blood-hungry mob. thet. swallowed the lump in Icept Eddie's voice. She moved up, mak- his throat in 'jail on general principlea as he turned to ing her bid. And then, with Graybar who was (which is to say, the governor kept victory watching them. hoping he would pay well for within grasp. Galloping Wind stum- an "She remembers me!" acquittal), and finally apperled to bled and went down with Eddie un- Eddie's eyes were shining. "When Rome, the highest court of the der her. can I ride her, sir?"- There was a empire. Appeals were expensive When ,they got him out, the Doc great excitement in his 'eyes. and slow, then as now. shook his head as he went over Eddie's Eddie had come home. ' But Paul must have come to body with knowing fingers. "I don't Rolea.sed by WNIJ Features. look at his imprisonment, false know," he said doubtfully, "he's as it was, as a heaven-sent op- pretty much bunged up. We ..aks portunity can tell more after we get to make that jourt;cy him to Freak lightning has been known Rome. the hospital and have X-rays to It 'was a gilt-edged teken." to tear stone pieces from buildings accident E lay there four SAFE insurance. months, I Free, he his and fling them many city blocks broken body an might never escape the plot- intolerable away. Once when a country potato ters agony. The pain wouldn't .and reach Rome alive. have been field was hit, the stalks were Chained, so bad, if he could the efficient Roman have gotten the burned to ashes. ,but the potatoes picture out of 11.1s army Ii7ould see that he ar- mind of lying un- in the ground were merely well rived—and he did. der Galloping Wind, the thunder of, baked. flying Four pairs of eyes were on him hoofs Coming toward him. Something might and day. No plotter could had gone out of Eddie Packaged Rice -stick him with a dagger or shove then and been replaced by fear. A recent survey in 30 cities him overboard. So—after some When he came out of the hospital, shows that more and more grocery 'hair-breadth escapes to be sure— he and Marry faced the fact that dealers prefer that the rice 'he -was delivered safe and sound their savings were gone. Things and dry edible beans and peas in the very 'city of which he had got steadily worse. Eddie they didn't sell be packaged in transparent been dreaming all these years. film. _ • The Church at the Huh UNCLE SNOOPY Of the World THERE IS NOTHING at all in thei New Testament to indicate that the church at Rome was con- This Is the Year That Uncle Sam sidered, by Paul or any one else, as The Church, or the Mother Church. There is no claim that it was founded by St. Paul, still less Conducts His Great Quiz Program by St. Peter. It grew, as other churches grew, THE LONG, SNOOPING NOSE of by infiltration. Christians Uncle Sam .will w h o overshadow the upon its population. For instance, • moved tu the big nation, beginnirg April city would get 1. That's this year's nose count is expected together, and there the the date the government's church host of to take representatives from the • would be. Yet, of course, the Ho- census takers begins its round with middle eastern farming states and ' man church was important. portfolios bulging with questions de- add them to the far western states. signed to ferret It was important because It out data pertain- The census has been taken ing to your family was at the hub of the civilized and each indi- every 10 years since 1790. Until vidual in it. world. Paul did not seem to 1810 it was a mere population mirk 1:-LII- it in the least, that he The " bureau of census is the count, but that year it was e'LL-L LC • could work only inside his main interrogatory and fact- broadened to include other sub- Ilizz.L.Lti prison, or "confined to quar- finding agency of the federal jects. The census bureau fur- ters." government, and II you think nishes current. data to govern- -- Writing from his jail cell to the you've answered questions on ment, bu sin e s s, research Philippians, he mentions converts income tax blank N .and other, groups and individuals that will from )the army and from the im- forms, just wait until Mr. Cen- assist in any type of planning. perial slaves. ("Caesar's house- sus Taker grills you. Uncle Sam The bureau conducts special sur- hold" in Phil. 4:22 does not refer has saved up all the best ones veys periodically, exclusive of the ,to the Emperors family, but to for this survey. 10-year census. Information is col- the retinue of palace slaves.) We lected from the general public know The bureau likes to erect tall from the letter to Philemon through scientific sampling tech- - that. 'columns of statistics by converting Paul 'converted -at least one niques upon labor, employment, un- •"jailbird" your racial, sexual, economic named Onesimus. and employment. hours of work, hous- You're safe at home with an electric range! - • • « ing, transportation, consumer Safe because electric cooking involves re- no flames, no fumes. • ' The True Church Is A quirementS, food purchases, agri- I culture, Marching Church industry, business, foreign There isn't even any fuel, in the usual sense, to spill, leak, burn or explode. KNEW 'that• a soul is a trade, governments, international -P Think what that means AULsoul, sitting in the emperor's statistics, etc. where there are youngsters in the home. little Should inquisitive chair or waiting at the Gathers Thorough Data fingers play with control switches emperor's on an electric range, nothing more harmful •table. God is no respecter of per- The 10-year census survey gath- than a waste of electricity can result. :sons. But he also knew that these ers data on number, location, and Your kitchen is Christian soldiers would not al- personal and family characteristics SAFE when you cook with electricity! ways stay in Rome: that even of the population such as age, sex, Remember: Stop kitchen Christian slaves would be sold race, place of birth, citizenship, . down the river; that the restless work status, occupation, education, Accidents with a feet 'migration which brought their owners and income, plus other Flameless to Rome would take them away things. . again. Great cities are like that. You won't have to sit by the Electric range. Putting down Christianity telephone hoping In addition In the question to being safe, an electric range is Rome man CLEAN—when you cook electrically, was not like putting a social characteristics into round will call. This blanket in- there's neither smoke single nor soot. seed into a sheltered figures therein. Most of the ques- terrogation is required by law AUTOMATIC corner of the garden. It was tions you are required to answer. to cover every home in the CONTROLS will permit you many like more hours for pleasure or other scattering a handful of it And you can't throw Uncle Sant's United States. But there won't tasks. to the breeze, be any to be carried querist out the front door as you automatic dish wash”,,, far and wide. trips Thanks to the elimination Paul's vision is might a Kinsey investigator. But to Tahiti or thousand dol- of all guesswork about times and still the temperatures, you can vision of the church don't worry — Uncle Sam's exam- lar bonds for the correct an- count on PERFECT RESULTS everytime. at its best. The true church iners aren't as thorouh as Dr. swers. marches Kin- You'll be amazed at the on, along the 'high- sey's. You don't have to tell the can- SPEED of modern electric cooking and roads you'll find that the and byroads of the vasser your income if you'd rather ECONOMY of an electric range will enable 'world. Sets Population Basis you to cook an average size family meal he did not know. Uncle Sam must for only about three Census taking was established cents! We shall never be content with by know, so he makes a provision that the Constitution. Its purpose See the a narrow, sheltered Christianity. was to allows you to send this information new 1950 model electric ranges today. determine the population basis There's one for every purpose; We cannot be satisfied with half fot direct to Washington, if you prefer. one for every budget. - apportioning representatives world religion. Only world-Chris- and di- That's in case, we suppose, your rect taxes among the states. tianity matches the grandeur of the Popu- wife gets a job as a census taker, New Testament ideal. lation shifts cannot change the total and you've been withholding part -number of representatives, but they of the weekly check. The govern- (Copyright by the International Council can change THE of Religious Edne.ltion on behalf the number of rcpre- ment does not wish POTOMAC of 40 to cause a do- Protestant denominations. EDISON-CO. Released by sentatives allotted • IVNU Features.. each state based mestic rift. OR YOUR ELECTRICAL DEALER 0•••••••m••••.. 'WK C4'/‘•-K4C /t;'9 OtEli8MOMialE!I CitkV/0 '''t-kft19t:4401 C4. f_ENA tklXtVqtVile4:,qO 11810013181919191 THE SEASONS ROLL

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