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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-09-20
Fourth Man
Pleads Guilty
To Crime
Trio Will Be
Sentenced Monday
BY Stein

Accused OF killing a white col
lector In n .holdup al 274 Watson
last May Z. three OF four bandits
We're found guilty OF first degree
murder by jury OF nine men
and three women In Recorders
Court Monday
The convicted men are: Ben
Johnson. - years old. Eddie Io-
gan. % and James Hines. o.. They
were accused Of killing Adam
Tclvaglan. 32.of $50 Mt. Elliott
Willie HENLEY %, fourth mem
her OF the holdup gang. pleaded
guilty and took tho witness stand
against hie accomplIcos in crime.
Hcntlcy told 10 the jury and Re
cordcr's Judge christopher r.
stein how tho four mon held In
Tho apartment and robbed and
hourd is Of the collectors as they
entered the door
lIentlcv also Described how
Tolyagian was shot when he offer
81 resistance to- the thugs who
lied after tho shooting missing
most Of the mono, which was
grabbed hy tho collectors.
Witnesses Unidentified Eddie
Logan as tho man who had tho
ball Of Irvine when tht collectors
entered the apartment Hines was
identified as the man holding tho
gun
I'm the Hight from the apartment
after the shooting, Hines Is alleg
81 10 have ran out tho back door.
across the alley and lcaped a
fence. lie dropped tho gun in tho
alloy. according 10 testimony Of
tho Witnesses.
The three convicted men will be
sentenced Monday by Judge Stein
No date has boon set for judge
ment Of rentlcy's case.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-09-20

Der OF this year another killing
epidemic has hit the city tabulat-
ing five murders in eight days.
equaling the record established
last year.
Mrs. Ora Corely. 80. OF 1893 f..
Fort, started the campaign OF muir
der when she stabbed Mrs. Martha
Martinez. 81. of 1926 T.. Fort. TO
death on AUG 80 The stabbing fol-
lowed quarrel the two women had
had previously over Mrs. Corcly's
husband.
Four days later Mrs Bernice
Lott %. Of 1905 Isabel, Inkster.
shot her husband. Bailey Lott. -.
TO death during fight
ON the preceding night Harry
johnson shot Charley Mitchell. g..
10 death In an apartment M 40s r.
Adams. Johnson was captured ciehi
days later
ON Sept, - William Brown shot
Helen Harvey. %. Az wilkins 10
death at Leland and 81. Antoine.
Evidently the late summer and
early fall days do something 10
people causing them TO surge
forth with a desire TO kill AZ least
The records would lead ono 10 he
lioye that
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-09-20
Trip To Furnish
Program Material
Chairman Visits
At Tuskegee

4 trip which II is hoped material
viii be obtained for the improve
ment OF tho program sponsored by
tho Northwest Branch OF the Book
~ 7. Washington Trade association.
started this week when Fred W.
Long left for Mobile and Tuskcgcc.
Ala He Will spend four days IN
Mobile and the remainder of the
time at Tuskeecc Mr.. Long is
chairman OF the program commit
tee Of the Branch.
Since assuming the chiirmanship
Mr.. Long. in an effort to improve
the economic condition of members
OF his race and provide more jobs.
visited the churches on the West
side and asked for one sunday
evening a month.io provide an cdu-
caiiona program. During his TWO
years @. labor he has secured a
large number of jobs.
As "A direct result of his campaign
Negro businesses on tho westside
have improved a least 50 per cent.
according ~ officials of the assoc
citation. This includes the business
places between Williams and
Ei.Vorth aud warren and fireman
Mr. Long. who was born in Ala
bama AZ years ago. will present his
first program in Hartford Avenue
baptist church the second sunday
in November
In addition To the Rocker T.
Washington Trade association. Mr..
Long is also member Of the West
side Improvement association. HUI
man Relation council. and chair
man of The church committee in the
Digs for Council campaign. He
is a member of Bethel AME church.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-09-20
rec hugs Convicted In Policy House Holdup Murder
Postpone Labor Conference

orc me conference of Negro Laborers and Labor Lead
oisnaly scheduled for Sept. 13 and ID has been
postponed to Oct and 5 ACCORDING 70 Wor.is w
loou' program chairman, and Victor Ford chairman
arrangements The conference will be held at ST An
AAlE church ' 80 '''"eAei
ne purpose of the conference is to call together
al Negro labor and labor leaders in the state to discuss
and formulate plans for solving the problem
me Negro laborer in national defense
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-09-20

come more and more important 10
Tho nation as "A whole. Upon his
health. skin, and frame OF mmd.
much Of Americas defense and
leadership depends
National Defense Program
VITA IT'S many recroaiiou- ply
steal religious and social bon hts
10 offer the - i- sicppin. fui-
Mala 20 do Us part for national
defense lis program definitely has
Something TO offer the many work
1s ia the local plants IN mciro-
poIlan Detroit
in rs effort TO cover ihe broad
industrial hcid. as well as h.snoss
proio ional and other II ids. Tho
membership campaign Flaming
Committee. felt that il would take
TWO M n serving as cO-Chanmen TO
head This memberships drive In
sieed ct the usual ono The Two
elected 90 scrv, arc M1sc, Young.
and Theodore Joncs
These TWO men ara example. OF
ne ir, Influence me Y has tad on
Nc-to youth IN Detroit Your. came
~ j lroii m lHS6 from Columbia
T. &. lIe came 10 a big cry fall of
temptations and vices Because %
hi, 'ayly association thar hO .,rm-
"a Ht'h ihc ST. Antom Branch OF
ili, NMCA hc was ablc ~ eci a
ioani.alon that prepared hm ior
i'aA hip. Characitr and "a hap
rf Do NJ life The "N' was m, fest
homo his advisor, and in-iMmrn-
'al n obtaining hi. FIRST job. which
wa, with the Supremt Liberty In
sir"ncr company
secretary of Ford init
Naunc no longer lncs al tar A..
u ha his own home noN. ANA IS
mAilcd 10 the iogmr Miss Dlna
bHlb' 'ulcre OF Roland llavosi. he
3 'hrloy,d AT the Ford Motto. CO..
and enc ~ the leaders 100 The nnion
lh"lc only roc,nily h. wae elected
secretary of The Foundry hIldm-
ihc lmsrs' unit in tho Ford Motor
Ga. comprising both White anu col-
or't wniAels In spite of aii ihc
pfo-fams hc has mad Nc. Young
ha n0i forgotten tho 49, and is
siil q y,ly active member. So it
is With a great deal ol pride ma,
The 50 Antoine Branch OF in,
NMDi announce, 'hai he is to be
co-h herman az 'hoif intensive
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-09-20
New School Has Formal Opening

saturday afternoon sept. 10
Was lie day thai Mrs Il Louise
ilwdei.ou's Institute of com.
nerDc THROW open H., doors IN N.
robin huiiene welcomed into
IL papiou, and we'll appointed
ilferlor those who came 10 extend
BOG wish, and cuCoaraecment
HE ceremonies 'ogfinncd throue i
Sunday
I'M, Institute is housed on tho
>lNtt foof of Tho buildinG sun.
daY as oUc entered he was cor
ela.y er,e',d hv iecopiloniet
bar wa first perhaps struck hy
'hc pfoiu-ion of beautiful flowers
lining The entrance hall.
VISITORS were shown ihrossh 'he
c'a. rooms all of which arc
equipped in latest s'tie particu-
lafit inspiring s. iho use Mr.
licnd"fson BIAS malc of noted Ne
3" % chalacol-. amoNg them beng
a. G. Smgldin- Booker T. Wash
BOSTON aNd o'hor
Alir iitNNf ON room MAS
ii'Ntailv howcr OF flower n
sac g.oei'd visitors aad irud
Tho institute .ih4av represents
thoncl d ihc embryonic sage
y airs 90 cHeate -ludioge atmns-
phcfc iar an Who attend Even
row aifolfs much material OF
secaf trc ior 'hc Young student
A. rIorfs iof' tho school 'hos
Ntfo given rulers as souvenirs
i1U Otto might conrludo thar ihis
lnstliu'rof Commerce h,ds fair ~
become orc az 'he leading in.'ruc-
'mral units NJ tie ciis.
op'-nf- town guests who attend
"a TIN opening ard extended hes
wishes 30 Ms henderson wore.
Nr- Daisy immrk ~ -hureh;
MIS- C1'idonia Taylor Of Chicago;
Mrs C1r.o- TAYLOR ~ Nance.
lrd ,-' .auio Grooms Of chicago.
Nir a0d MIS- Ralph Thornton 90
''Gincol Nrs Thcodo~hia skim
1fr oi fltyolaud Miss Martha Fry
paec h.l SUNDAY sop o. al II
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-09-20
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HAIR TONIC OO

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fer on go $50 N'k 60 Tho fami-
iar yellow h.x anal get ihc genuine
BlACk-pi.ArGHT'
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-09-20
Elected To General Council

At meeting held IN Ukraine
Hall. on Martin. last Thursday
evening Pres lev Green. OF se,S
Iwenty-third. was elected a dele
gate to tho general council of the
Ford IAW-CIC.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-09-20
Rash Of Murders Again Hits Detroit;
Similar Epidemic Struck Last Year

In The waning days OF last
September residents Of Detroit
we're plagued with an epidemic Of
murders. five losing their lives in
a period o. eight days.
The plague started Sept. Is when
Mrs Carolyn Woodward. p OF al
Adams shot Mrs. Mary Williams &c.
OF 200 T. Ncrnor highway. 10 death
IN a restaurant whore Mrs Wood
ward was employed as cashier. and
Mrs Williams as waitress. Mrs.
Woodward WAS convicted OF man
slaughter and sentenced 10 from ?
10 Is years in tho Del eoit House
OF Corrections
Jealousy Was cause
on sept Is Onciha Dawson. -.
OF 3lea Monroe in a jealous frenzy.
cut his Wife. Mrs Mabel Dawson. &c.
10 death in car on Macomh. The
car was lcfi parked in The middle
OF HE street.
The Dawsons had been separated
for some time. and on The evening
81 the murder Dawson had seen
his wife. enter a house ON Monroe
with a man-
Then came the murdor and sui
Z Idle ~ Mrs Mabel Williams Wise.
~. of 81 Adams and James White.
%. OF 5u7 superior. White shot
Mrs wise to death In his home and
ilicn killed himself.
The End tones
The announcement OF The kill
ing spree came with the fatal shoot
ing of Willie Glover -. 2l5 Eliza
beth. by steve Constantine. Greek
owner
During the first wool, Of Sep'em-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-09-20

continued from page u

rc !ra.ornities are not allowed az
The school! HEY clubs, sponsored
|by the lMrA and which bar color
led students should also be barred
from the school.
Bur- Maris. director OF physical
|educa,ion at Northwestern, almost
broke VI tho meeting when he re-
ierred 20 some OF the good Ne
eroes who inhabited his home town
back In Ohio as "darkics'
Funds were collected 10 buy
flowers and send to Sparrow. still
III the hospital
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-09-20
YMCA Membership Campaign
To Center On Industrial Worker


ial ITS will relatively
N toofev
at it h ha
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-09-20

Page lil Sunday sop o. az II
am. anniversary sermon
Father Malcolm Dade D., rector
OF The church
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-09-20
BOWELS SLUGGISH :?

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tugRlsh hoWclsY Why put M with such
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FEEN.A MINT tonight At bedtime. Next
morning thorough. gentle relief, helping
,oa fee swell neain. full Of your normal pep.
Millions Of folks rely on FEEN-A.MiNT.
just che~ % like your favonte gum. Tastes
good. Try FEEN-A- MINT "A whole family
supply costs only LOG.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-09-20

come more and more important 10
mo nation as "A whole. Upon his
health. SIKH, and frame OF mmd.
much of Americas defense and
L. l. L
Montgomery County sentinel., 1941-02-06
Credit Group
Elects Darby
At Frederick
Stockholders Name Officers
At Annual Meeting. Ap-
prove Is Loans

Thomas C. Darby, Germantown,
was reelected president of the
Frederick Production Credit Asso-
citation at the organization meeting
of the board of directors held
Wednesday at the local office at l
East Church street. Mr.. Darby
was reelected to the board of di-
rectors for a period of three years
at the annual meeting of the stock
holders. held in the parish hall of
Calvary Methodist Church, Janu-
ray 9.
Alvie M. Etzler, of Walkersville,
was reelected vice president, and
Walter M. Bromley was reappoint-
ed secretary treasurer. The
executive committee will be the
same as before and will include
Mr.. Darby, Mr.. Bromley and John
T. Scott, of Sykesville. Ulysses
Griffith, 4th, of Gaithersburg, and
William H. Cunningham, Fairplay,
were the other directors present.
Before the meeting the executive
committee met and approved is
applications for loans.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1941-02-06
Business, Professional
WOmen's Club To Hold
Dinner Meeting Feb. 10

Miss Vivian v. Simpson, recently
appointed by Governor O'Conor to
the State Industrial Accident Com
mission will be honored at dinner
meeting of the Montgomery Coun-
ty Business and Professional
Women's Club to be held at Manor
Club Monday evening, Feb. 10.
The guests will include Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas L. Stokes and Miss
Simpsons brother and law partner,
Mr.. Joseph Simpson. Mr.. Stokes,
the author Of "Chip Off My Shoul-
der" will be the speaker of the
evening.
At an executive meeting held
Monday evening in Sandy Spring
arrangements were made for the
dinner; plans for attendance at a
hearing on the jury duty for
women bill Wednesday, February
IL, were discussed; and April 26
set as the tentative date for the
spring tea and card party. Mrs.
Alexander Mcdonald Of Silver
Spring is president Of the club and
Miss Simpson one Of the charter
members.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1941-02-06
Senator Peter
Speaks On Income
Tax Bill Tuesday

Montgomery County Legis-
lator Explains Why No
Further Tax Reduction AS
Requested By The Cover
nor Can Be Made Without
Unbalancing The Budget
Montgomery County sentinel., 1941-02-06
Montgomery Coop
Elects Directors

Stockholders of the Montgomery
County Farm Women's Cooperative
Market, at their annual meeting in
Rockville, elected directors as fol-
lows:
For three years, Mrs. Julian B.
Waters, Germantown; Mrs. John
Davis, Barnesyille, and Mrs. Albert
J. Cissel, Darnestown; for one
year, Miss Pearl Marlow, Fairland,
and Mrs. Gertrude johnson, Pur-
dunn.
The holdover directors are Mrs.
Rosa Jones, Darnestown; Mrs.
Pearl Wilkinson, Silver Spring;
Mrs. John Darby, Boyd, and Mrs.
Purdum, Cedar GroYe.
At a later meetslis Of ths diree-
tors Mrs. Julian B. Waters, Ger
nlantown was renamed president
for third term. Other officers
elected were Pearl A. Marlowe,
vice president; Mrs. Albert Cissell,
Sr., secretary, and Mrs. Rose A.
Jones, treasurer. Various reports
indicated the market had its best
year, Mrs. Shaw, manager, an
nounced. Mrs. Shaw was reap
pointed.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1941-02-06
Farmers Dine
At Annual Fete
Saturday, Feb. 8
Montgomery Farm Bureau
To Hear Vermont Senator.
]. w. Jones To Preside

Montgomery County Farm Blu
reau members will hear Senator
George D. Aiken of Vermont, give
the principal address at the annual
membership banquet Saturday
night, February s.
To be held in the Richard Mont
gomery high school gymnasium,
Rockville, j. w. Jones, Olney, for
mer president and charter mem
ber will be master of ceremonies to
an expected crowd of 600.
Included on the program will be
talks by DR.. Roger B. Corbett, di-
rector of the experimental station,
University of Maryland; o. W.
Anderson, county agent; Mrs. Ed
win D. Fry, state president, Asso-
ciated Farm Women; P. C. Turner,
president of Maryland Farm Bu-
reau; E. D. Wise, secretary-treas-
urer, Maryland Farm Bureau; and
Willard Harvey, Farm Bureau In.
surance director.
w. w. Hodges, Boyd, will intro
duce the guests while the PIT. A.
of the Richard Montgomery high
school will serve the banquet.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1941-02-06
Richard Allen Bennett
Celebrates 77th Birthday
At Surprise Party

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles S. Cue
entertained at surprise birthday
party in honor of Mr.. Richard
Allen Bennetts' 77th birthday on
February 2, 1941, at their home
in Germantown.
Those present were Mrs. Matte
Wallach, Mr.. and Mrs. Perry E.
Wallach, Of Garrett Park, Md,
Mr.. and Mrs. Reginald Bennett
Of Washington, D. c., Mr.. and
Mrs. Richard Bennett, Mrs. jean
nette Bennett of Kensington, Miss
Ravenel Monred, Of Gaithersburg,
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Wallach,
Miss Helen Wallach and Edward
Wallach, Jr., Of Germantown and
Rev. Claude A. Brubaker, Of Be-
thesda.
Mr.. Bennett, a lifelong resident
of Germantown, received many
lovely and useful gifts.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1941-02-06

A farewell party, one of the big
gest staged here and one reminis-
cent of World War days was held
last night, February 5, as a send
off for the local National Guard,
Silver Spring, which mobilized on
February to be absorbed by the
United States Army as part of the
national defense program. The
party was under the direction of
Capt. Frank L. Hewitt, chairman,
at the Silver Spring Armory.
Principal speakers on the occa-
sion were Maryland Senator Mil
lard e. TydiHgs. Senator David I.
Walsh of Massachusetts, and chair
nan of the Naval Affairs Com
mittee, former Senator Blair Lee,
and Judges Charles w. woodward
and Stednan Prescott of Mont
gomery county.
Other guests of honor who were
present were Maj. Gen. Milton A.
Reckord, commanding officer of the
Twenty Ninth Division, Col. John
Markey of the 115th Infantry, Maj.
f. Brooke Lee, the county commits
sioners and most of the members
of the county delegation to the
State Assembly at Annapolis.
Music was provided jointly by
the Chestnut Farms Dairy band
and a unit from the United States
Marine Band.
More than 1900 friends and
relatives of the Guard company
were present as a tribute to the
service company which is leaving
for a years training at Fort
Meade.
Assisting Captain Hewitt were
Fred L. Lutes, secretary, and John
j. Dolan, treasurer.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1941-02-06
Farewell Party Staged For
Service Company AT ArmOry
In Silver Spring Last Night

The Service Company roster in
cludes:
Company officers, commissioned
Capt. Ward D. Caddington, Capt,
Joseph A. Glover, Lieut.. w. San
ders, Sr., and Lieut.. James R.
Peacock.
Non commissioned: Charles w
Shauck, Louis M. Fincham, Charles
Fl. Abel, Raymond s. Wacher
John w. Martz, Joseph C. Cissel,
Henry B. Simpson, John j. Am
brose, John o. Clark, Charles w
Getty, Joseph L. Jewell, Charles e
Peter. Vincent I. Tolson, Harvey s
Baown, Sd, Lloyd A.. Case, Harry
S. Ford and William E. Hewitt.
Enlisted men: Raymond Edward
Barrett, J. Hal Bellows, David
Bestpitch, Harry w. Case, Elwood
Cramer, John M. Forbes, Clarence
r. Jernigan, Kalmon E. Mariner.
Norman A. Pattie, Hugh C. Viers,
Harold E. Willis, Lawrence r.
Willis, John E. Russell George J.
Adams, James R. Bale, Charles H.
Barnes, Robert l. Brew, Arthur r.
Burke, Edgar G. Clark William S.
Cox, James L. Donnelly, James P.
Durham, Charles H. Gillespie,
Maxwell E. Graybill, Elmer L.
Greenfield, Robert H. Groomes,
John F. Hardy, Henry M. Haupa,
John P. Hewitt, Richard H. Hewitt,
James ]. Hogue, Samuel E. Hop
kins, Russell E. Jordan, Edward A.
A. Kihlbom, Charles J. Stewart,
Herman w. Klein, Lewis F. Lucas,
Norman B. Moore, Robert M.
Moore, Thomas G. Nichols, Robert
A. Phebus, Charles s. Pindell, Jr.,
George F. Scheller, James Z.
Shaw, Harry E. Stengrebe, Jr., and
John E. Weisman.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1941-02-06
Irelan To Head
Montgomery County
Red Cross Here

Charles M. Irelan, Judge of the
Orphans Court of Montgomery
County, was elected chairman of
the Montgomery County Chapter
of the American Red Cross at the
meeting held in the Bethesda :
Chevy Chase Recreation Center.
Mr.. Irelan has long been active
in county and state activities and
is now president of the 1871 Demo-
cratic Club of Silver Spring, vice
president of Western Maryland
District of the Young Democratic
Club of the State Of Maryland, first
vice president of the Silver Spring
Lions Club and secretary and
treasurer of % A of Lions Interna-
tional. He also is the past presi-
dent of the Young Mems Demo
cratic Club of Silver Spring.
Mr.. Irelan was elected to the
Orphans Court in the county cleo
ton of 1888 for period of four
years.
Other officers elected were Mrs,
Granville Guide, of Bethesda; vice
president; Mrs. Austin Lamar of
Silver Spring, secretary, and Mrs
c. H. Godbold of Cabin John,
treasurer.
The president will appoint the
various committees at later date.
The meeting was presided over
by Mrs. F. Eliot Middleton, who is
retiring as chapter president, which
post she has held for a period of
four years.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1941-02-06
League OF Women
Voters To Study

The Montgomery County League
Of Women Voters announce the
meetings Of two study groups on
Foreign Policy. For the Bethesda
section the meeting will be held at
the home of Mrs. VIM. C. Bowles,
204 Bradley boulevard. Mrs.
Bowles will lead the meetings,
which will be held on Thursdays
from ten to twelve. The subject
will be Latin America, and the
study of Current Congress find
ings. The subject is a timely one
and promises most interesting
study.
The Rockville section will meet
al the home of Mrs. Frank Viii
liams, Tuesday, February IL, and
will discuss Problems Of our Henri
sphere and the Lend Lease Bill.
The meeting is to be held at 10
a. m.
An organization meeting of the
group which will study Federal
Responsibility for Public Health
was held January 20, at the home
Of the leader, Ruth Zimmerman. It
was decided that meetings will be
held on Wednesdays at 10 a. m,
beginning with Wednesday, Febru-
airy 5, at which time there will be
a discussion Of the National Health
situation by members bf the group.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1941-02-06
Law Firm Formed

Announcement has been made
that William F. Prettyman, Donald
A. DeLashmutt and Charles w.
Prettyman, prominent Rockville
attorneys have formed partner
ship for the general practice Of
law under the firm name Of Pretty
man, DeLashmutt g. Prettyman.
They will maintain Offices at South
Perry street.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1941-02-06
Income Tax
Experts Here

According to M. H. Magruder,
Collector, Internal Ryenue, dep
uty collectors Ward P. Burdine
and Henry B. Mellen will be at
the following Montgomery County
points to aid taxpayers in making
out their 1910 Federal Income
Tax returns:
Savings Institution of Sandy
Spring, Feb. 13; Montgomery
County National Bank, Rockville,
Feb. 10, 20, 81 and "a; Farmers
Banking & Trust Company, Rock
vile, Feb. 25, 26, 27 and %.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1941-02-06
Mrs. Mary BOland
Entertains Clubs

The Germantown and Laytons-
vile Homemakers' Clubs met
jointly at the home of Mrs. Mary
Boland on January 20. Mrs. L. A.
Dickinson gave an interesting
paper on Our Moving Americans.
The meeting was then turned over
to Miss Edythe M. Turner, home
denomination agent, who demon
strated how to get the proper vita
minis in the daily diet. A pleasant
social hour was spent.
The next meeting win be at the
home of Mrs. Clements Gloyd on
February n.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1941-02-06
Birthday Dance Feb. 21

Elaborate plans for Washing
tons birthday dance are being
made by members of the United
Young Mems Democratic Club,
Alger Yale Barbee, committee
chairman, announced today. "We
expect to hold the dance Friday
evening, February 21, at thelManor
Club" Mr.. Barbee said. Special
features will be included in the
evenings program it is understood
Montgomery County sentinel., 1941-02-06
Knights OF Pythias To
Hold Annual Dinner
Thursday, Feb. 13

Forest Oak Lodge, X of P, will
serve their annual turkey and
oyster dinner in the Masonic hall,
Gaithersburg, Thursday, February
Z 1S, from 5 until 9 p. m. The
committee in charge is headed by
Mr.. Samuel Briggs, who states
that turkey rattle will be one Of
be interesting side features.