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Evening star., 1937-08-06
HELP MEN.

NCOntlnueu,D
RooF1No AND SIDING Statesmen wanted.
suitable proposition assured men who can
produce; it will pay you to see U.S.
Home Improvement, g. Insulation Co..
21O6 Nichols Ave. Sc.
WANTED-ORNAMEN IRON MECHANIC.
ine. He must be good blacksmith as we'll
as one who can weld his own work and
rail and Braun moulded bar No brass or
bronze. We will pay enough more than
ne ne is now earning to make it worth the
chanse. STEADY work and finest working
condltionS. Alexandria Iron Works. Alex
DUE to territorial changes, the local once
OF one OF the most popular of the lowest
priced automobiles seeks an additional man
for dealer-contact work.
The man desired is probably between
2o11 Iecord years yea v3 Of sse with sales
eoee that VIII enable him to interview
and talk intelligently with prospective auto
moble dealers p1evious eSpsrience in
absolutely necessary. The man selected
will be given a base salary toeether with
= commission offering an extremely attrac-
tive income to a. real producer.
Please give details of age, educat ion
previous business experience and earnings
with assurance information will be held
WANTED IMMEDIATELY,
week plus commission and bonus: willing
workers can earn S30-&40 per week: alb
solutcly no selling: must have good repu-
tation. 1850 22nd st. NV
O1L-BURNER statesmen.
An unusual opportunity is offered to
experienced oi-burner salesmen If you
have a proven sales record and car. it will
pay you to investigate. Phone Mr.. Tatum
for appointment Met 547n, Potomac $50
District Coal Co. l232 l4th St NV, and
2022 R. I. ave ne
SALESMAN WANTED.
Have an excellent opportunity for a
good man who is willing to work. Have a
good list of new homes which we are COW
erlng and our brokerage houses are the
best. Requirements; Good references and
a car. See Mr.. Pascoe. sales MANAGE
VIM. M. .THROCKMORTON, INC 8,
POI Investment Bids Dist 6O9"
SALESMAN.
Opening available for one salesman ex-
cellent compensation plan: ideal territory.
demonstration furnished previous auto SELL
ing experience not essential. wonderful op-
portunlty 10 join limited sales force with
Georectown's exclusive Chevrolet dealer
STOHLMAN CHEVROLET.
See MI. Shreve between 9 and y am
or bv appointment.
NJ
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1920 18th ST NV
A club resident for men and women
with delightful social atmosphere Ideally
and conveniently located in the fashion
able area of the foreign Embassies and Je-
cations; was the former Persian Embassy.
LARGE gardens, equipped for comfort OF
guests; pei sonal hotel service; distinctive
menu Reasonable rates
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FURNITURE, household effects every Kind;
moving or discarding? Call Milton; results.
caSh: prompt removal Dist. OIL
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FOUND.

FRATERNITY PIN. Alpha Tau Omega,
p. O. R." Union Station, July i. Co
lumbia 56Ss.
WRIST WATCH. Iady's. Flgin. Thurs, 18th
and Michigan ave. North 4l93J.
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BOATS.

CUPBOARD MOTORS wanted. regardless
OF size or condition; cash paid for same
124O e st. Sc. Lincoln 32i7.
l4-FT. COnnAPSIBLE BOAT (King1. cheap
]: T: Gather, 4409 Schley ave, Bradbury
Heigh.s D. c., Sc. -
FACTORY-BUILT CABIN CRUISER Peg
gy,' approximately 35x9. Completely
and silverware, life preserver, mattresses.
fresh-water tank, tender. etc Just COM
pletely refinished and guaranteed perfect
condition. S9a5. Can be seen at Wash.
ington Boat and Ensins Co. 18th and
Perm. ave. Sc. Demonstration hy appoint.
nent. CAL HyattSville 2b>.
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BuILD1NG MATERIALS-Brlck hand
city blocks We are demolishing at 4th,
nih ~ Main ave and Maryland ave sW
~ Herlurth, IT.. Inc. Metropolitan S445
4th and Maryland ave sW
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ERlGlCA1RE genuine, all porcelain, Gu
H.. IT,, iste model slightly used: guaranteed
very low price Apply sos n 81 no
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II AY BEEMAN nodded The girl
moved closer to him One small
hand went out and rested on his
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like to purchase some
sood' used household goods, also piano
Cali after pm, Metropolitan 27s6. -
HOUSEWIVES-We are paying 3912 cyt
for newspapers delivered Equivalent high
prices for all other junk. Federal JUNK
Co, ll26 1st st. NV. District 1894
GOID-BRING YOUR OLD GOLD, Su,-
YER PLATINUM. TEETH DISCARDED
JEWELRY WE PAY CASH. A. KAHN
INC. 40 YEARS AT 935 F.
OLD GOLD, silver platinum purchased for
manulacturlng use; maximum price paid
BURNSTINE'S 93l G ST NV,
Since 1886.
CASH FOR OLD GOLD.
silver watches diamonds and old dis.
carded 1ewelry Full cash value paid
aEL1NGER'S. Sls F st NV
GOLD-JEWELRY.
Highest Cash Prices Paid
Capital Dia. Co, 14O6 G NV, RIM oO4
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LARGE front rm. :, closets priv bath
shower. twin or double bed: recreation
rm. PRIVILEGES: breakfast; garage optional
a
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SALESMAN WANTED.
SALESMAN

A. B. c.. AND MAYTAG
Washing Machine Salesman.
SELL THROUGH PEPCO.
No down payment. as much as three
years to pay; lS', commission to expert
enced men. See Mr., Williams any time
Saturday, or 4-6 m. Monday
J. L. BATEMAN & SON,
2212 Rhode Island Ave. NE.
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CATTLE AND LIVE sTocV

A GENTLE GUERNSEY BULL. whose dam
has produced GAL lbs. of fat in class FF:
full sister has Just finished over 500 lbs
OF lat IN class GG. Waters. Wisconsin 4l05.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

HAND LAUNDRY and dry cleaning business
at a real sacrifice for quick sale. Call West
ll25. S.
FOR SALE-Llouor store Class A good
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LOST

BAG brown Gladstone: initials r. j. D.
Lost in taxlceh or Union Station. TUESDAY.
Phone Met. Il12, or call al l03, Earle
Bldg Reward.
BELGIAN POLICE PUP, 5 months old,
collar, black with white markings on chest.
brown and white paws, lost Takoma PARK
Wednesday. reward. Emerson 292T.
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COMPLETE FURNISHINGS Ar. apt. ey
GtlIeht condition. no Junk whole or piece
t''oo 'brd 81. NV Columbia kOl1
DIAMOND beautiful 80 100 carat. plsti-
mum setting, private party: SI}5. Box
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HELP DOMESTIC.


COOK. white good plain cooking no
laundry; nearby Maryland, live in. Box
6O-K. Star. e.
COOK. g.h.w., colored, 3n-35 stay nights:
SIS mo: a23i2 N. Y. ave. NV. before or
Adams 303s after : pm
GIRL mind children and clean 3-rm apt
III irving st. ne. Apt. >. after pm.
GIRL white. cock and ghu, for family
OF 3. Upstairs room and bath; references
Box SOD, Star.
GIRL OR WOMAN white. ghv: small
house. one child; own room and bath
2922 2Sth st. NV.
HOUSEWORKER. clean and careful
wanted by August >, by small family in
Chevy Chase $40 month. local references
Box 18Th. Star
WHITE GIRL young to assist with general
housework; stay nights. sos Rolling rd.
Rollingwood, Chevy Chase, Md. Phone Wis
conSin tiO69-J
WOMAN, white 25 to 40. houSekeeper and
good cook: SS week; references. 1901
10th st. NV.
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PERMANENTS, $1.95.
Finger wave, 15c; manicure, 15c; etc. !;
free marcels and haircuts daily. Met 777s.
Special, Three Beauty Services: Soc
Mabelle Honour School, 1910 NJ Y. Ave.
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FURNITURE, bric-a -brac, china glass
ware. rugs. SilverWare paintings: highest
cash prices paid. Call Murray Adams
.bD
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22O9 MASS. AVE. NV
CLUB MERIDIAN,

Single double rms, newly furn.: large
rm.., private bath very cool house: choice
meals, SDeciaI
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ROOMS FURNISHED.
ICOntinued.)


PARK ROAD COURTS. 1346 Park Td,
hpt;; hpt; ilni-Cool front rm., cross ventilation.
next bath; conv. cars. buses: unlim. phone:
reas. gentleman; quiet family of ..
able singles doubles. connecting baths,
showers; walking distance.
1895 W ST. NV, Apt. 23-Nicely fur
next 10 bsb IN nTyste p
double. $50. Potomac 445l after $50 p m.
l47s CLIFTON ST, NW-Large Ink.
rooms. rooT $, completely furnished; elec.. gas:
1927 L ST. NW-Cool. md floor INK
! room, near bath. $3.50 weekly: also bss..
ment Ink. room. "a 80
REsEARCHMEN's CLUB 1907 / tEyei
St.-ShowerS, comfort: ideal location; Sly
up monthly; board, S355 weekly.
| SCOTT CIRCLE, 1921 r. I-Lovely room,
| running water; single; comfort; service:
garage; reasonable; transients considered
t29 oUACKENBOS ST. EW.-Large, well
| closets detached, refined home; . bus
lines: $50. Georgia 1859
a443 l4th ST. N,W.-Large cor. room, :5rd
H. double exposure; $50. Col. 2227.
well furn. Ink; rm.. cheerful surroundings:
81. Also. single, 81 Columbia 905:i.
1900 r. I, AVE. N.W.-Attr, cool. clean
single, double; shower; pvt. bath if desired.
DOUBLE private. or semi-private bath;
1891 Cathedral ave En-. 7732 s.
92l MASS. AVE. NW.-Large End floor
| room. . exposures: near bath employed
| lady refs. requested. 81
! $40 MINTWOOD PL N w 18Th and Col
/ rd.-Clean studio rm next bath. complete
! " furn. for Ink: adults
/ zoos 18th ST NW-Double and single
| rooms, beautifully furnished close in.
/ MT PLEASANT Choice of several de-
| slrable furn. rms all convenienCes sup
Piled, 1862 Insleside terrace Adams 1872.
! 3l23 RITTENHOUSE NW-MaSter bed
room private detached home. exclusive
/ neie hborhood good trans. resS Clev, 1884.
Evening star., 1937-08-06
WANTED IMMEDIATELY,

Several ambitious men, at least p, with
d. c. drivers permit. salary $3.50 per
week, plus commission and bonus: willing
workers can earn S30-&40 per week: ab-
solutely no selling: must have good repu-
tAtlnn- 1900 oond "
Evening star., 1937-08-06
SITUATIONS WOMEN.

HOUSEKEEPER- COOK. capable, refined.
white. seeks work daily from about \ 10
$50 pm; Chevy Chase, Edgemoor or Wis
cons1n ave. references. Wise sos.
NURSE hospital trained, kind and conSid-
crate; l2-hour duty. Lincoln 1a3.s-R.
YOUNG MARRIED WOMAN would like
position as resident manager of rooming
house; experienced Box NIX. Star -
Evening star., 1937-08-06

SUBSTANTIAL PROFITS. practically nom
competitive business of building. remodel
ms ar condltloning: REGISTERED architect
siIslAeef. - yrs. exp. highest Govt and
pItale references. wishes to associate with
partner only interested persons with capl-
tai. Phone Adams n1"g
LUNCH. beer wine: corner location CcoI-
oa ' GEARS Soou month; real BARGAIN.
Evening star., 1937-08-06
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE,

BABY CARRIAGE, reed; stroller, play pen,
nursery chair and auto seat. 500 4th ST.
NV. Georgia 4 lS3.
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THE SOUTHERN CLUB,
THE BILTMORE,

RATES sio sio'ST no = az NMnnN1 MnN1-u roor
DINING ROOMS sELECTIVE MENUS.
TELEPHONES IN ALL ROOMS. SHOWERS.
FANS. INNER R-SPRING MATTRESSES M
MACULATELY CLEAN COUNTRY CLUB
SWIMMING POOL. SINGLE AND DOUBLE
ROOMS
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ROOMS WANTED.

IN NORTHWEST SECTION-Two response
bic young gentlemen desire large room with
twin beds and private bath with shower
preferably IN new home. Box COX, Star.
50
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BABY CARRIAGE reed; stroller play pen,
nursery chair and auto seat. 800 4th ST.
NV. Georgia 4lS3
BED ROOM SUITE, living room suite. radio,
studio couch Singer sewing machine, lamps
etc. l4tl Girard NV. Apt ~
BED ROOM, Davenport suites. studio
couch, sewing machine, stove, dressers.
Kitchen cabinet. beds. radio. Edelman
53O3 Georgia ave.
BEER COIL BOX. with $50 it. of coil; also
rotlsserie; cheap. 1924 Georgia ave
Columbia 1Ol9s.
BUILDING MATERIAL WRECKING SALE.
HechlfRers are now tearing down Tenn
porafV Building F"-two city blocks-for
the enlargement OF the Mall We are also
oth ouss cnsnglng the citys skyline on many
Brick, lumber and plumbing materials
az oarRain prices from hundreds of wreck
Ing r91..d J9bs reconditioned and neatly. ar
ranged Tor your eaSv selection Youll
saw save ,ime as well as money by coming 10
al any y, ol our four yards. We quote delivered
HECHINGER CO, Used Material Dept.
5"25 Ga. Ave NV 1905 Nichois Sc
BUILDING ,MATERIALs-sr,ck. hand
sly blocks we are, demolishins at" at 4th' i
nth ~ Main ave and Maryland ave. sW
a., a. Hs1fprth 1d n III Jr; Inc: Metropolitan s445
BuLovA. Elgn, Waltham and Hamilton
watches in yellow and white gold. both both
mems and ladies' wrist watches. 80
worth up to Si5l: other GOOD watches as
low as 50 take your choice save plenty
ihohey DlHie Pawnbrokers' Exchange,
lliS st. ne Open til . pm
CAMERAS low prices, Candid
Gsmsras, ga movie outfits. Buy, sell, exchange.
Robbins 3?9 l4th ST. NV
CEDAR HILL CEMETERY LOTS I3J
Catholic section; sell separately or All:
Nop,h N,32n caSh- ash terms or cash. Miss Loving
cLCTH1NG-Mens new and slightly 9sed
- hos s.lo
IN town save money Dixie Paynbrokers'
EXCHANGE. ms H st. ne Open to . pm.
cG}IMpLaTE cs}IsI, faIs F;URNIsHINGs Ar apt, ex-
1903 ;srd ST. NV. Columbia HOI
DIAMOND. beautiful 80 100 carat. plsti
nam nnaam1 setting private party; Sl35 BOX
DifNER Uis 5sroni RING g., platinum % diamonds,
rifce. $500. Atlantic 2SI3
Dinner PLATES; one dozen genuine
aaesforoe oihner plates, 500. Phone Potomac
ELEc'TRoLUx REFRIGERATOR. Gu #
iI1e i6e-KK x ta1 ef51ect condition; make offer Box
nANsFeduesd new S s5 cst August sale 9in osc
. u. e.51 90 Carty. 1908 l4th
tRlGlCA1RE, genuine, all porcelain. Gu,
IT.: late model, slightly used: guaranteed;
very low price. Apply sos St ne.
fRIGlDAlRE, all porcelain. /" Gu it, equal
10 new cost $685. moving in apt: sacri-
nee cheap. Columbia 53lO
roRNITURE, ETC.-Saturday's sale at
WeSchler s Auction. al5 St NV includes
suites and desirable odd pieces pianos etc,
PuRNITURE = Sacrifice new Simmons
Beautyrest couch. breakfast living room
furniture Apt. lo3. 4222 14th st. NV
FURNITURE desks dressers French
caolnet and clock: also many other pieces.
must sell: reasonable 1905 10Th NV S.
RN1TURE-Complete furnishings, eight
room mouse twin and double bede studio
cOOch. chairs. AttraCtice DICE Ran6nlnh
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

BICYCLE wanted. in any condition; must
be reasonable. Columbia 1866. Dealer.
BOOKS BOUGHT, all kinas. any quantity
brlnR them or phone G. David Pearlman
14O7 @ st. NV Met b415
Evening star., 1937-08-06

FURNITURE. rugs stoves, household goods,
best results call any time Dist 1894
Evening star., 1937-08-06

DINNER RING. platinum. 90 diamonds
VIE W.. marcus center. valued at $500, sac
flnce. 500 Atlantic oSl3
Evening star., 1937-08-06

CASH REGISTERS safes. filing cases office
furniture etc. For results, call District
Evening star., 1937-08-06
ROOMS WITH BOARD.

l4ol 10th ST. N.W.-Doubles singles
excellent meals. some showers consenisl
people parking
1901 18TH ST. NW-For 3 or large
airy room, private bath, ample closets:
selected menus
Evening star., 1937-08-06

BULOVA, Elpn Mailman and TanIiifoy3
Watches IN Fellow and white gold both
mems and ladies' wrist watches SD 80
worm up to Si5i: other good watches as
low as 50: take your choice save plenty
money Dixie Pawnbrokers Exchange,
! lrAetA
Evening star., 1937-08-06

ROOFING AND SIDING statesmen wanted
suitable proposition assured men who can
produce; 1t will pay you to see us.
Home 1mproyemeny g. Insulation Co..
Evening star., 1937-08-06

CEDAR HILL CEMETERY LOTS CA
Catholic section; sell SEPARATELY or al:
No3u cash terms or cash. Miss Loving
Evening star., 1937-08-06

DlNNER PLATES; one dozen genuine
SeFTe dinner plates, 500. Phone Potomac
Evening star., 1937-08-06

CLOTH1NG-Men new and sIiehtlv ,5Sed
Suits' -, 81 and 50 30 each: best Selection
N town save money Dixie Pawnbrokers'
hAehahPe' Ills H st. ne. Open to 9 pm.
Evening star., 1937-08-06

BED ROOM SUITE, living room suite radio
studio couch, Singer sewing machine lamps
etc l4bl Grard NV. Apt. ~
Evening star., 1937-08-06

1il0 10th ST. N,W.-Large single room,
garage, apartment; reasonable
| 1922 X ST. NV, e-Maroue-Nicelv
| furnished single and double rooms, SEMI
! private baths; excellent board +.
Evening star., 1937-08-06

with $50 IT. of coil; also
+. 1924 Georgia ave.
Evening star., 1937-08-06
CAMERA REPAIRS
CUT FLOWERS

CAMERA REPAIRING.
FULLER d d'ALBERT. INC.
S15 10th st. NV. Phone National 4712
Evening star., 1937-08-06

CAMERAS-Special low prices, Candid
cameras cameras movie outfits. Buy. sell, exchange
Robb!H $, 80 l4th ST n W
Evening star., 1937-08-06

BED ROOM Davenport suites. studio
couch sewing machine. stove, dreSserS
kitchen cabinet. beds. radio. Edelman.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1937-02-04
Members Of Congress
To Attend G. o. p. Ball

Senator Arthur Capper of Kansas
and Representative Bertrand Smell,
Minority leader of the House from
New York, have reserved boxes for
the Lincoln Day Ball, February 18th
at the Raleigh Hotel. Several other
prominent members have declared
their intentions of attending and it
is expected that a majority of the Re
publican members will be present for
the grand. march.
The receiving line will be completed
by next week and it is hoped that
Montgomery County will be well rep
resented with it's prominent Republi-
cans. A refreshment bar and a floor
show are planned by the Committee
in charge and everything that viii
make this first annual Lincoln Day
Ball grand success is being con-
sidered. ~
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1937-02-04
Hawkins : Smith

: f.sts - - E<1AtE - i.
Epworth Hall was the scene of {
pretty wedding. on Wednesday,, Jan
uary II, when Miss Mary Hawkins
became the bride of Mr.. Harlan
Smith, the ceremony being performed
by Rev. Herman Wilson, Supt. of tht
Methodist Home.
The nuptial music was played by
Mrs. Fillmore King, aunt of the
bride. 81 Love You Truly" and "Carry
LIES Path With Smile" was sung
by Miss Cordelia Hawkins Wachter
just before the ceremony.
The bride wore a gown of blue
crepe with corresponding accessories
They will be at home to their
friends at Crock Spring Farm" the
last Of February.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1937-02-04

ter are on display in our room and
many of these have been accomplish
ed to date. We expect to attain the
remainder in the near future. They
are as follows:
Each boy with 800 productivity
invested.
Hold a Community Far.
Hold a Father, Mother and Son
Banquet.
Take an educational trip.
Take project trip.
Sponsor some personal development
campaign-clean speech and courtesy.
Cooperate with all heighboring
chapters.
Publish a Chapter news bulletin.
Cooperate with local Izaak Walton
League in program Of game and wild
life restoration.
Contact prospective All Club and
F. F.; A. members.
2 Strive to interest community in
town Identification.
Be of service to community by
'culling chickens, testing seeds, capo-
'nizing chickens, etc.
Enter teams in all state contests.
Send delegates to all state meet
ings.
Have an F. F. A. thrift Bank with
1000 accounts.
Each member increase his net
worth. First year $50-Second year
$75,-Third year $1O0,-Fourth year
$3.50.
Have all members pay dues by
January /.
Increase the Chapters net-worth by
$25.
Cooperate with Home Arts Depart
ment in order to raise money for ex-
penses of the two clubs.
Raise Green Hands to Future
Farmers degree.
Have one candidate for the degree
of State Farmer. - - =.
1 Discuss aims of Chapter at meet
ings.
Post on bulletin board the Agri-
culture Honor Roll.
Encourage members to win scholar
ships.
Give some kind of party or enter
tainment for Home Arts Girls to show
appreciation for their cooperation.
Give at least one assembly pro-
gram.
Put on at least one F. F. A. Radio
Broadcast.
Organize Chapter Band.
Listen to F. F. A. programs and
Farm and Home Hour,
Conduct Dad and Son educational
tour.
Keep an F. F. A. Scrap Book.
Complete Shop building.
Establish permanent record Of
former F. F. A. members.
Strive to improve Class room.
Have F. F. A. athletic teams.
Complete 1000 of all projects
Hold summer meetings.
Have q summer Camp and Tour.
WILLIAM w. MILES,
F. F. A. Reporter.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1937-02-04
Revenue Collector To
Assist At Rockville

Deputy Internal Revenue Collector
Ward P. Burdine will be in Rockville
four days this month to assist in the
preparation of income tax returns.
Mr.. Burdine will be at the Mont
gomery County National Bank Feb
ruary % and "a and at the Farmers
Bank February rs and rs. The SER
vice is free to everyone needing
assistance.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1937-02-04
Chambers Of Commences

The Oldest body Of the nature Of q
chamber Of commerce was started
in Marseille, France, at the close
Of the Seventeenth century. The first
institution Of the kind in the United
States, the New York Chamber Of
Commerce, was organized in 1768
and incorporated by royal charter
from King George III in ITO.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1937-02-04
DO You DOODLE?

If you twiddle your thumb. draw
pictures while phoning or uncon-
sciously do other strange things, then
you do. Read about this peculiar
habit in the Baltimore Sunday Amer
lean. One of many features to in
trigue your interests. The Baltimore
American can be bought at all news
stands.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1937-02-04
KEEPING UP WITH
FUTURE FARMERS
OF AMERICA

With the assistance of the CONNER.
cial department of G. H. S. the, Coun-
ty Future Farmers published Their
first news Reporter" for this year
The other chapters in the county Co
operated in this activity by sending
in reports on their work. We expect
Ito publish another such paper before
the close Of this school term.
For many years the Gaithersbure
Future Farmers Chapter has beer
without charter. At one of the re-
Ecent meetings it was voted that we
Eorder charter for our chapter.
F A list of goals for the school year
36-37 has been submitted to the Ma
tional Future Farmers of America
as an entry in the Chapter Achieve
ment Contest.
Our Chapter is the proud owner of
a Rising Sun" painted and donated
Ito the Gaithersburg Chapter by the
Rev. G. G. Kundhall. A "Rising Sum-
is the symbolic Of a new era in Agri-
culture and is the emblem Of the
Echapter President.
/ An interesting and well supervised
program was presented by the F. F
A. for the Senior High Assembly
The same program was also given
over w. F. M. D. and the Junior High
Assembly.
The Agriculture classes have be-
come greatly interested in the restcr.
alton and protection of wild life and
game and nearly. every one who is
eligible has joined the Junior Izaak
Walton League.
On the night of January IL, thir-
teen new members were initiated as
Green hands in the Gaithersburs
Chapter. The interesting initiation
ceremony was followed by delicious
refreshments furnished by the men,
bers and their parents. Two new
members have been voted into the
chapter since the initiation.
The Pennsylvania State Products
Show at Harrisburg, Pa, was held
during the week of January II, 1897.
On Thursday, January 81, Maurice
Ward, William Lynch, William Miles,
Russell Roberts, David Allnutt, Mel
vim Walters, Warner Connell,s EN-.
manuel Walter, George Connell, War
rem Kilby Billy King, Garden War
field and advisor Mr.. James r. Ward,
attended the show. The show was held
at the Penn. State Agriculture builda
ing which covers approximately tlrir-
teen acres. There was a very interest
ing display by the Penn. Future
Farmers Of America. The show was
constituted primarily Of Farm AMI
mails, Crops, Poultry, Farm Machin-
cry and Home Arts.
On January 81, the Gaithersburg
F. F. A. Chapter engaged in a basket
bali game with the Poolesville Chap
ter. It proved to be very interesting
game with Poolesville victorious by
q score Of 1917.
Plans are being made to hold an
initiation February 3, to raise the
Sherwood members of the F. F. A.sto
the second degree, of Future Farm
ers. We have been asked to do this
because their newly organized chap
ter is composed only of Greenhands.
The ceremony, which is to be held at
Sherwood, will be followed by bas-
ketball game between the two chap
tiers.
Plans for a minstrel show were dis
cussed at one of the late meetings
and committee was appointed to
secure copies and select a suitable
show.
The treasurer wishes to announce
that all members of the Gaithersburg
chapter have paid their dues thereby
enabling him to pay the State and
National dues on time.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1937-02-04
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