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La gaceta., 1936-11-18

grade sobrepoRerse a su emo
ci6n, hAblarOn con atropellada
lOcuacidad, quitandose uno a o.
tro la pAlabra.
Il Cuantos dias sin verte!-
dijo el.-No saba a que atri-
BUR Ell no encontI aqui es-
perandOme; luegoI ne sabido que
estabas enferma.
va Sc que 10 sabes,-res-
pondi6 ella.
zRNrSfnP
Eor tn protectora.
-4Por doha Andrea? .
81.
-iHas hablado con ella?
-iClaro! Puesto que tie digo
que pOr ella Sc. que tenias nOti-
cias de md enfermedad.
-lCuando Ia viste?
La gaceta., 1936-11-18
por esta cOmunidad. guCedera.

por esta comunidad, sucedera.
en- Ell comits a E. w. Spencer,
ell conocido hombre de negocios,
que present6 su renuncia Ell dia
3 de agosto. Servira ell termino
de Spencer, que csc cumplira en-
,iciembre ID de 1897.
lntegran csc importante CO.
mite, ademas de Ramon, ell Sr.
c. w. Lyons, presidente; DR.. r.
G. Nelson, Sra. Marion o. Dick
son y Sr. Angel Massari.
Reciba nuestra felicitaci6n ell
alcalde Chancey, por su acierto,
felicitamos tambien a Ramon
por ?ue asi podra velar mas de
cerca por los intereses de Tam
pa y la coloRia latina.
La gaceta., 1936-11-18

Practicaron aver los Tars en-
Winter Park y ell pGblico los a.
plaudi6 por su ibrillante juego.
Los de Rollins esperan I'm due
10 de agilidad y 'cabeza clara"
entire su estrella, George Mill
er, y Rudy Rodrigue, ell esparta-
no.
ContinGan los Tars mejoran.
do su juego Y Sc destacan 81
Daugherthy, Marion McInnins
y otros,
La gaceta., 1936-11-18

Jimmy Price opina que una
victoria sobre ell Sagiiero lie a.
yudara en- su carera. Ash opina-
mos n~osotros.
Mr.. Price puede ir con los lau
relies a Camagtiey y alli lie me-
teran en- un tinaj6n, lie daran
raspadura y hasta lie serviran
una raci6n de QuesO. 81 pide ia
sa5O tambien &c lie dar&.
Fpera de Camagtiey, con los
lcureles Y un medic puede lie.
gar hasta West Tampa.
La gaceta., 1936-11-18

Ell alcalde Chancey hizo aver
un nombramiento que honra a
"a colonia latina y que lie honra
a el mismo, ell de Don Ramon
Fernandez Rey, nuestro queri-
do amigo, presidepte del Centre
Espanol, para miembro del CO.
mite de hospital del ayuntamien
to.
Ramon, que desde hace mu-
chos amos labora sin degcanso
La gaceta., 1936-11-18
TIRANDO Ell BALON
PrGcticGrOn Gyer los
EspGrtGnOs

La Universidad de Tampa Sc
halla en- perfectas condolences
para su combate del viernes por
la noche con los Tars de Rollins
Bajo la direction de Nash Higg-
ms los Espartanos practicaron
aver, demostrando eficiencia.
La Ofensiva tampena estara
e~ncomendada a Jim Mandula,
Rudy Rodriguez, Marvin Chan
cey y Dick Spoto.
La gaceta., 1936-11-18
LoGIA IDEAL NO. SIS

Gito a los miembros de esta
Logia para la Tenida del Vier-
mes 20, a las 8 de la noche en- ell
'ugar de costumbre, cuando ha-
bra de nominarse la oficialidad
que habra de ser escojida para
regir nuestrOs destinos. Ruego
a todOs que no falten.
Ell S~ECRETARIO.
La gaceta., 1936-11-18

pafero Miguel Lorente, que lie
vic en- acci6n en- Benjamin
Field.
A juicio del popular "Curro",
i j6ven americana sabe pegar,
5oxear y es valiente.
IPOdra Relampago Sagderc
ontener con sus pufos ell avan-
&c del j6ven boxeador america
no?
M "Le1ero" Luis Gonzalez,
no ha olvidado todavia la poten-
.cia de 10 puhos del americanito.
La gaceta., 1936-11-18

PERDIDA.-Una cartera CO.
lor amarillo, con llaves Y los
papeles de propiedad de IN au-
Llamen a Latin-Ameri-
can Hardware, 1712 S6ptima
ave. Telefono Y 1893. ST. graft
ficara.
La gaceta., 1936-11-18

Aver.
A tambien estuvo en- mi
taller.
-Lo Sc.
y "a que vino?
"A decirme 10 mismo cue
fue a decirte a ii,
"a Que NADIA Sc opone va a
nuestros amores?
II Que podemos ser dicho-
SOS!
Y los dos Sc miraban sonrien-
do, felices y enamorados, acari-
':ianGose con la mirada.
Los ojos de Lola Sc llenaron
de lagrimas.
Para iustificar la oposici6n
La gaceta., 1936-11-18

ue su esposo, en- la que, al fin,
nd cesado,-dijo,-la condesa
reIeriria una triste historic que
.amoien me refiri6 a mi, LA
historic del pasado de mi a.
dre!...
No hablemos de eso,-la n.
terrumpi6 Gaspar.
Al contrario: debemos ba-
blair de clio.
u Para que?
Para que 20 ne convene,
de'Ii, a pesar de esa historic
me amas.
-iY has podido dudarlol
11LuegO sigues queriando-
\ Mas que nuncal
Mi padre.
-iFue un desgraciadot
La gaceta., 1936-11-18

Los Terriers del institut
HilIsboroug y las Panteras d.
Palma Celia Sc preparm para Ia
gran batalla del Dia de Oar
iracias, en- Plant Field.
Como en- otros ahos, espera-
se que ell partido resulte sensa.
.ional.
La gaceta., 1936-11-18

Los Caimanes lie Il UnIsersi-
dad de Florida han jurado de-
rrotar, ell pr6ximo sabado, a los
ingenieros de Georgia Tech.
APareeen los de Georgia CO.
mo los f~avoritos, pero los flori-
lanos no Sc desaniman.
La gaceta., 1936-11-18

La plata, a juicio de Mr.. Mi
Her, es la recompensa por ell
consume de energia ". sus ca
racoles lie dicen que no aries
que ell dinero.
La gaceta., 1936-11-18

Tony Cancela no podra vol
yer a pelear en- Benjamin Field
por su reciente conducta. Sc
neg6 a pelear con Barney Brock
por falta de espectadores.
iSera cierto ESQ que dicen por
ali, que Tony Sc propOne reti-
rarse?
La gaceta., 1936-11-18

M DEL
COMITE D EHOSPITAL Ell
DON M
REY
La gaceta., 1936-11-18

FL Tamra College jugara ell
sabado por la tarde con la aca-
iemia st. Leo, en- Plant Field.
La gaceta., 1936-11-18

Price es un habil gladiator
en- el eoncepto de nuestro COM
La gaceta., 1936-11-18

a solaS Iverdad, mamita?
va YES tn: delante de ii no Sc
atrevia ell pobrecillo... Despues
del domingo, va otra cosa...
Anda, vete, no sea que lie
gue...
Y lP empujaba hacia la casa.
Soledad Sc retro gnriendo y
asegurando a su hija que no in
terrumpiria ST amoSoso colo.
quio.
La gaceta., 1936-11-18

AL fin, apareci6 Gaspar a 10
leios.
le vic y abalanz6se a Ia
Tenia tornado ell prop6sito
de presentarse a su novio un po-
La gaceta., 1936-11-18

..tor1anO Manteiga, EoltOr
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1936-12-10
Gaithersburg Asks
Modern Buildings
For School Units
Delegation Makes Request Of
County Board of Education
At Tuesday Sessions

In order to meet present and future
needs, recommendations relative to
building program for the Gathers
burg High School within the next
three years were submitted to the
members of the Board of Education
at Rockville on Tuesday by a group
OF interested citizens from this town
and community.
This building program, which is
being sponsored by the Gaithersburg
Parent Teacher Association, room
mends that the use of portable class
rooms be discontinued (such class
rooms not being in keeping with the
standards of modern school systems) /;
that either the old gymnasium be
converted into class rooms or that a
new unit of class rooms be construct
ed; it being shown that the increase
in enrolment since 1882 had been at
the rate of forty each year.
In order that the necessary funds
might be provided the Board was
requested to include these recommen-
dations in their next building pro-
gram and make every effort to
secure same at the next meeting of
the State Legislature.
The delegation, which was headed
by DIR. w. D. Barnett, included Max
well Burdette, principal of tn {
Gaithersburg High School, Ernes'
Gartner, Rodney McCathran, Lewis
Reed, McKendree Walker, Mrs. Law
son King, Mrs. George Young, Mrs
Dorsey Plummer, Mrs. Lewis Kilby
Mrs. Edward Fry, and Mrs. William
McBain.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1936-12-10
Organize Bugle and Drum
Corps At Gaithersburg Hi

The organization Of a bugle and
drum corps composed of boys under
is years Of age is being sponsored at
Gaithersburg by the Barber Briggs
Post, No. 104, American Legion with
Prof. ]. M. Miller, of the Homer L.
Kit, Co., of Washington, Charles
Schrad of the U. S. Navy Band
Harry C. Bertschy, Mrs. Helen G.
Bickmore of the Gaithersburg High
School Faculty and Dorsey Plummer
member of the Barber Briggs Post
as instructors.
Rehearsals are held each Thursday
evening in the Gaithersburg High
School, the enrolment to date mum
bering rs, from which picked corp
of 80 will be selected according to
their efficiency.
A donation of $500 for the pur-
chase of instruments has been made
by the Post according to an announce
ment by the chairman, Ira Darby
who states that the moral and financ-
ial support from the citizens Of
Gaithersburg and community has beer
most generous, sufficient funds having
been secured to insure the purchase
Of % instruments.
Members of the committee who arr
assisting in securing private subscrip
tions are Merle Jacobs, DIR. F. ]
Broschart, Leslie Ward, William
Phoebus, Ohio Trundle and William
Orlando Young.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1936-12-10
Montgomery Ministers Are Asked
To Back Roosevelt Peace Plan
DIR. William r. Barnhart Of Hood College, Urges War
time CONSUMPTION OF Capital And Terms War
'The AnnihiIatiOn Of Civilization"

DR.. William r. Barnhart, Of Hood
College, urges wartime CONSUMPTION
of capital and terms war "the annihi-
lation of civilization"
Montgomery County preachers, at
the first Christmas Worship Service
of the Montgomery County Minister
ial Union held at the Damascus M. E.
Church yesterday, were urged to
support President Roosevelt's plan
for World Peace.
DR.. Barnhart also urged wartime
CONSUMPTION of capital, asking "if
human life must be conscripted then
why not conscript capital?" He
pointed out that President Roosevelt
in his peace mission plans to organ
ize North and South America to the
end that this hemisphere will be
ready to demonstrate to battle
wrecked Europe that peace is basic
principle of society.
"War is not only mass suicide"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1936-12-10
Preaching Mission Still
Going On AT Boyd

The Preaching Mission Revival Ser
vices are still being carried on by the
Jamestown, Boyd, and Neelsville
Presbyterian Churches. Beginning
this coming Sunday evening, Deem
Der 18th, the services will be held in
the Neelsville Church at 8 P. M. and
also on Tuesday, Wednesday Thurs
day and Friday, at 8 P. M. The Minis
tiers of these churches not preaching
will lead the services. On Sunday
Tuesday and Wednesday evenings, the
Rev. James Patterson Kerr of t h G
Boyd Church will preach and on
Thursday and Friday evenings the
Rev. William 1. Campbell of the
Jamestown Church will preach. A
brief Prayer Service will be held be-
fore each Service. The Public is cord,
ially invited to attend all of these
services. This is the last week of this
Preaching Mission among oul
churches here.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1936-12-10

DR.. Barnhart said, "but it will lead
to the humiliation Of civilization"
The meeting at Damascus was pre-.
sided over by Rev. Raymond Hunter
Brown, pastor of the Damascus M
E. Church and was attended by over
forty county ministers.
Morning prayer was offered by the
Rev. Lloyd Black, pastor of the
Rockville Christian Church; scripture
reading was by the Rev. Hartwell F
Chandler of the Clarksburg M. E
Church, and the responsive reading
was by the Rev. Thomas N. Opie
rector of the Episcopal parish al
Olney. Music was by a quartet from
the Damascus Church choir, including
Mrs. Rogers, Mrs. William Day, Mrs
Grover Stanley and Mrs. Herbert
Hyatt. The benediction was by the
Rev. E. A. Kullmar, pastor of the
Kensington Presbyterian Church.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1936-12-10
AS WE SEE 1T
By MONTCO

IN ENLARGING UPON last weeks
discussion as to the suggested change
in the police force, there was some
criticism directed at our remarks. All
of it was well intended and for the
most part, deserving. Monteo ad-
yanced the thought, not at all original
with this column, that perhaps the
Sheriff's office could handle matters
in the rural districts, leaving the
county police free to protect citizens
and preserve law and order in the
thickly settled suburban communities
Someone wanted to know what we
would do in event of a murder, OF
serious crime in the outlying sections
Could the Sheriff and his deputies
take care of the matter? We over.
looked the fact that we advocate the
.stationing at Rockville of four OF
five men to be attached to the States
Attorney office, who would be trained
detectives and subject to call any
where in the county. These m e 1
would be summoned when serious
crime developed and would tak'
over after preliminary report:
reached headquarters.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1936-12-10
Seniors Plan Play
At Poolesville High

The Senior Class of Poolesville
High School under the direction Of
Miss M. Olivia Green, faculty ad'
wiser, will present "New Fires" by
Charles Quimby Burdette, in the
school auditorium on Friday evening,
December 18th at 8 o'clock. This
play has received the Players Maya
zine award for this year. For the
season 1935-1936, "New Fires" TIED
for first place in the nationwide pol
to determine the high school play
most frequently reported.
The cast includes Benjamin Allnutt,
Dorothy Clements, Billy Jones, Doro-
thy Jones, Geraldine Day, ottiss
Hubble, Motley Davis, Annie Mel
Shannon, Carolyn Gray, Florence
White, Dawson Allnutt, Clark Nichol-
son, Isabel Perkins and Dorothy Day
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1936-12-10
Chamber OF Commerce Will Seek
I Federal Building For Rockville
Committee Named To Wait On Members Of Congress
Bridge Removal And Police Pay Increase Subject
Of Business Mems Discussion Standing
Committees Appointed

ter was referred to the COMMITTEES
on Roads, Streets and Bridges.
The same committee was asked to
investigate parking of motor vehicles
ION the Gaithersburg pike, in Rock
vile, and if conditions warrant it
|endeavor 10 have the Mayor and
Council eliminate what was referred
TO as hazard"
The new standing committees of
the Rockville Chamber of Commerce,
announced by the recently-elected
president, Morris Stern, include a
number of prominent citizens of the
community not heretofore active in
the affairs of the organization. The
list follows:
Membership-Dr. George L. Ed
monds, chairman; Bernard T. Brosius,
William E. Wootton, Richard I'M.
Hickman and ]. Darby Bowman.
Entertainment Roger Shaw, chair
man; Melbourne E. Ward, George H.
Darby and Rowan F. Erb.
Public Utilities George H. Lamar,
ST., chairman; Edward A. Brand,
Donald A. DeLashmuaa, Bernard r.
Brosius and Otto w. Anderson.
Better Business-R S. Billhimer,
chairman; Joseph Steinberg, F. Bache
Albert and A. Guy Watkins.
Publicity--Townsend Howes, George
H. Lamar, Jr., and Carey Kingdom.
Schools and Playgrounds-Adolph
E. Guide, chairman; Eugene w.
Scott, F. Barnard Welsh; L. Fletcher
Schott and Rev. ]. Lloyd Black.
Roads, Streets and Bridges-John
G. Mcdonald, chairman; Oliver H
Perry, Lamar Kelly, Brice Shearer,
and Douglas M. Blandford.
Health and Sanitation-Dr. VIII
liam S. Murphy, chairman; D. Gilbert
w. Hartley, DIR. William A. Linthi-
cum and DIR. v. l.. Ellicott.
Program-Edgar Reed, chairman
DR.. Dexter M. Bullard, Walter Fun
lderburke, Edward H. Cashell and
Edward A. Brand.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1936-12-10
The Sentinel
Shopper

The time to shop for Christmas is
drawing closer and closer to the final
day and local merchants are prepared
even more so this year than ever
before to serve the people Of the
county. Christmas merchandise in
the latest styles, highest quality
and at reasonable prices just cram
every shelf and display table in all
the local stores.
Remember the best place to buy
is locally. Local merchants adver-
Using in THE SENTINEL are ready
to serve the people Of this county at
all times. Read their ads and Sc
lect your items. EVERYONE
PROFITS WHEN YOU SPEND
YOUR MONEY LOCALLY.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1936-12-10
Will Mail Auto Tax
Bills In February

County Treasurer J. Forest
Walker has announced that bills
for automobile and other motor
vehicle taxes will not be mailed
out until between the first and
tenth of February. This is dome
so as 10 coincide with the mailing
of applications for new license
tags by the Commissioner of Motor
Vehicles.
Contrary to past years, it win
not be necessary to secure new
tags before April /.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1936-12-10
Victory Ball December IL
At The Congressional Club

Democratic leaders are sponsoring
a Victory Ball at the Congressional
Club, near Potomac, Thursday even
ing, December IL. The affair is be-
ing directed by State Senator Sted-
man Prescott, representing the
County Democratic Organization;
Somervell Dawson, head of the United
Young Mems Democratic Clubs and
Mrs. Jane Latimer, president of the
Women's Democratic Clubs.
Tickets may be purchased fro m
members of the various clubs or from
the office of State Senator Prescott,
in Rockville. The affair promises to
be the largest of it's kind ever held
in Montgomery County.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1936-12-10
Post Office Urges
Early Christmas Mail

During the holiday time the volume
of mail increases enormously. AS it
is physical impossibility to handle
this great mass of mail efficiently
and promptly within few days the
postal authorities urge the public to
SHOP AND MAIL EARLY to assure
delivery of Christmas presents, cards
and letters by Christmas Day.
Christmas shopping should be done
in time to mail gifts, greetings and
letters by Christmas Day.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1936-12-10

The Rockville Chamber Of Com
merce is again agitating the matter
of a Federal Building for a post
office and other governmental pur-
poses to be located at Rockville. A
committee, headed by State Senator
IStedman Prescott, was named to
bring the matter to the attention of
Representative David J. Lewis and
Senators Willard E. Tydings and
George L. Radcliffe. It was pointed
out that receipts of the local post
office had increased 10 the point to
make a new building not only feas-
.ible, but necessary.
A committee, of which DR.. George
L. Edmonds was made chairman, was
appointed to ascertain from the Bal
timore & Ohio Railroad Co. and the
Maryland State Roads Commission
whether it is planned to remove the
old wooden bridge over the Balti-
more & Ohio tracks short distance
north of the modern overhead struc-
lture just completed and what is to
be done regarding the Baltimore road
grade crossing here, where IA VIII
Transport high school students lost
their lives in April of last year.
It was stated that the information
lis desired so that the chamber may
deal intelligently with both matters
at its next meeting. The chamber is
understood to feel that the convent
ence and best interests of the resi-
ldents and owners of property east of
the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad de-
mand continuance of an overhead
where the wooden bridge now stands
and that the Baltimore road grade
crossing should be dealt with in such
manner as not to injure business or
other interests of East Rockville.
DIR. Edmonds informed the cham
Der that the Membership Committee,
of which he is chairman, is arrang-
ing to conduct an intensive cam
ipaign for members, and that an early
meeting of the committee will be
held to complete plans. He stated
that the town and vicinity probably
would be divided into blocks and one
or more members Of the committee
assigned to canvass each section in
an effort to boost the enrolment.
The question of increased pay for
members of the Montgomery County
police force was given attention, and
the proper committee was requested
to gather information relative tc
working and other conditions of mem
ibers of the force and report at the
next meeting of the chamber.
Bernard T. Brosius suggested that
since the electric railway tracks ad.
jacent to the east side of the Rock.
vile pike have been removed, elm.
nation of the concrete curbing or
that side of the thoroughfare woult
widen the road sufficiently to i'm
prove driving conditions. The mat
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1936-12-10
Amos w. Magruder Has
Observed Seth Birthday

Amos w. Magruder, of Great Falls
Road, Rockville, observed his seth
birthday at his home last Wednesday.
Mr.. Magruder is in full use of his
faculties, except that he is unable to
get around as much as formerly. He
was one Of the faithful who used TO
visit The Sentinel every day and ex-
change "reminiscences with his neigh
bors and friends. He is retired and
used to operate a farm on the Rock
vile pike just East Of the county
seat.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1936-12-10
Rev. Black To Preside
At The Union Services

Rev. j. Lloyd Black, pastor Of the
Rockville Christian Church will speak
on the subject:-"'The Power of the
Unknown" at the regular Union
Service of the Baptist, Christian,
Methodist and Presbyterian Churches
to be held in the Rockville Presby-
terrain Church on Sunday evening
December 18th.
DIR. Henry X. Pasma, pastor Of the
host church will preside at the SER
vice.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1936-12-10

THE MONTGOMERY COUNTY
Press Association is waxing wrathy
because there is no room available for
reporters covering the courthouse
With the development of important
activities around the courthouse it is
necessary that staff men from the
metropolitan papers be extended the
courtesy of a telephone and d SIX
room for their exclusive use. The
lack of this courtesy was clearly
demonstrated during the current
week.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1936-12-10
TWO THOUSAND DIFFERENT

TWO THOUSAND DIFFERENT
types of rare old American roses, a
gift of Mrs. Frederick Keays of
Long Island, was recently received
by the University of Maryland and
is being transplanted in the nursery
section of the new University arbore-
tum.
Commenting on the gift, DR.. Harry
j. Patterson, dean of the College of
Agriculture said that "the value OF
the gift can not be actually evaluated
as it is the only collection of its kind
in existence"
Mrs. Keays, author of "Old Roses
and the accepted authority on his
torical roses made her contribution
to the Maryland arboretum after con-
sidering numerous proposals from
other universities and municipalities
to acquire the collection, portion OF
which dates back to colonial times.
~ The arboretum covers tract Of
land thirty-fiye acres in extent, and
at the present time contains over zoo
types of shrubs, trees, vines, and
evergreens; $50 individual species Of
herbaceous perennials; $50 kinds Of
iris; and over 100 types of peonies
Bordering the major trails there is
a beautiful display of over 1000 diff
ferent wild flowers.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1936-12-10

RESIDENTS OF the Baltimore
Road in Rockville have been treated
to red-clay dust cure the past few
days. Reports have it that the
worthy citizens of Janetta are up-in-
arms and rightly so. 1t is no laugh
ing matter to have to clean your
porch off two or three times a day,
especially when the debris consists
of red clay.
The Fort Peck press., 1936-11-26
Cooper Schultz

Miss Melvina Cooper, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. E. R. Cooper OF
Wheeler, was married in a 9 O..
clock ceremony Saturday morning
November Fl, to Emanuel c.
Schultz. The wedding took place
in Glasgow and the Rev Father
Foley read the service.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Hill of
Nashua, cousins OF the bride, were
the attendance. The bride wore a
rose rust colored princess dress
with brown accessories. and the
bridesmaid wore green ensemble.
A wedding breakfast was serve.
d in the blue room O. f the Coney
Island Cafe Immediately after the
ceremony. Mr.. and Mrs. Glen
Cartmill we're the only guests be
sides the brides relatives.
Mrs. Schultz is a graduate nurse
o f the Columbus Hospital
Chicago. Ill. and has been practic-
ing tor over year around the
project town. Mr.. Schultz has
been employed as an electric weld
er in the tunnels. Mr.. and Mrs.
Schultz and Mr. and Mrs. Cartmill
left Wednesday November 26, for
Philadelphia. Penn. where both
men expect to be employed in the
Navy Yards.