Greenbelt cooperator. (Greenbelt, Md.) 1937-1954, 1941-10-31
OUR
NEIGHBORS
By SALLY MEREDITH

The longer l live in Greenbelt,
the better I like it. q know, |
know, the longer l live in Green
belt the less some people like it,
What got me started on this line
of thinking was the swell perma-
nent / got at the local beauty
shop. It's the first one l ever had
that didn't make me want to hide
for week until the "frizziness'
wore off.
Let's see-what's been going on
in the social world? Well-little
Carlleen Andestad, of 6-B Hillside,
was 2 years old Tuesday. Four
teen of her young neighbors
helped her celebrate with plenty
of cake and ice cream. Her grand
mother sent some of the cutest
party favors ever saw. They
were handle holders made Of
candy. Carlleen is the daughter of
Johnny and Eileen Andestad.-
Attending the installation of Off
GERS of the American Legion Post
and Auxiliary at Annapolis yes
terday were Mrs. Thomas Nc
Namara, Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis
Hedges, and Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
FREEMAN. Mrs. Hedges has been
reelected president of the local
auxiliary.-Boy Scouts of Troops
252 and invited guests enjoyed
Halloween party Tuesday night
in the social room in place of the
weekly troop meeting. Mr.. and
Mrs. Abraham Chasanow, repre-
senting the Citizens Association.
sponsoring body of the troop,
served as sponsors for the party
Saturday night-they held a very
enjoyable barbecue.-A farewell
theater party was given for Mrs.
John (Autumn) Perkins last
Thursday evening at the Earle
Theatre in Washington. Guests,
besides Mrs. Perkins, were Mes
danes McCarl, Kincheloe, Houl-
ton, Fosnight, Nelson, Slye, Har-
ris, Murphy. Pfeiffer, Wood and
Kyle. The Perkins are moving to
Newark, N. j., where Mr.. Perkins
has taken position with the
White Laboratories, Inc. Their
many friends will miss them.
The meeting of leaders of the
Better Buyers will be held Mon
day, November 3, at TIA Ridge
Road, at s pm.
Did you know that Anne Hull
mas written an article about
Greenbelt for the November issue
OF the Mayfower Hotel publica-
ton, "The Log? Should be in
teresting. "
Today marks the 25th anniver-
sary OF the Prince Georges Coun-
ty Woman's Club. Starting at 10
AM, the program continued until
p.ri1., including a luncheon at
noon.-Previously announced as
being held at the home of Mrs
Anna Lewis, the annual election
o. officers of the Community
Gnurch will be held instead at
Gu Jonn Kramer's home, la
SoTShway, next Wednesday.
me Gun Club is looking for
ward to Granville Marts' return
soon from Providence Hospital
wnere ne is undergoing an oper,
aIlon.-Mrs. Leon G. Benefiel and
MRS: Thomas Freeman attended
meeting recently, at which Mrs
Roosevelt and Mayor La Guardia
outlined the defense program
Greenbelt will be represented at
the annual convention of tbs
Clvii Service Assembly in St. Au-
CUISINE, Fla, by Glenn Wilbur. He
ana Mrs; Wilbur left last Thurs
day, and expect to be gone an
other two weeks.-A pleasant
weekend was enjoyed by Miss
Nancy Mcnamara, &C Crescent
Road, in Hagerstown, Md.-Mr. G.
+. Day, BID Crescent Road. re-
turned Sunday from a two months
trip to Kansas City. He left
again this week for Chicago.
planning to return in January.
Mr.. Day works for the C. A. A.
field service.-Patty Beebe TOOK
little Johnny with her when she
returned to Carlisle, Pa, with
big John last Sunday. They'll
come back this weekend, if pos
sible, if not, they'll be gone an
other week.
Miss Rose Schaeffer of New
York IS visiting her brother, Jack
Schaefrer