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The weekly echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1931-1942, 1941-02-14
March Boards @ Open
March 3rd

3 Petr Mcdonald, No. 174, L. Hall
President, Virgins
ELLA Mccormick, No. 1875 r. McCor-
mick, President Vossburg
s. Morning Jeffrey, No 457, J W Pig
ford, President. Laurel
6 Elizabeth Bell. No 46l, T Young
President Meridian
= Taylor Neal. No. o. G Arlington
President Laurel
B Mary Hearn, No. 2o3, Levi Hearn
President Quitman
O. Frank Wills No. S, B w Willis.
President. Meridian
19- Abram McMillon, Ne att, Alea
NcMillpn, President Rose Hin
Il Alice Femmina No. ay2, Reverend
w S Price President Brookhav@
IA John Price, No 1A, W C Crft
President West Enterprise
Is Mary Hinton No. Na Gsmss Ar
drews President, waynesburp
IL Ellen Lindsey. No. 9S. MrA H1ms
Howard, President Crandan
IS Jane Moore, No. ~, d v POM
President Laurel
10 Robert Williams No e67, q d Cot
ton, President West Enterpriae
II Catherine Sh@rod, No. III. " c
Croft Presiden4 West Enterprise
w-Eastr johnson. No. .. q. W. wHlh
President Meridian
lS- John Armstrong NO "a n b
BayiesS President Columbia
@-Norman Harris No. 1se VIA KIM.
low. President Waynesboru
Il Melvin May, No. "a q. ". pntA
President Mashulaville
"a Nellie Townsend No. "a y.uss
Patrick, President Hattiesburg
g Sidney Arnold No. $50 O. @, Thfs.
pen. President Laurel
"a Susie Bass. No. a He~. n u
Blackman. President Baaxfieid
IS Hannah White No 800, 1ohn 2
Cotton, President Mach. Mis-
70. VIC. Croft No. al, W.
L. Croft Fres. " Enterprise
II. Harriet Dansy, No. A57
!! J W. Pigford; pres. Laurel
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bear Presidents:
AS general secretary, have been au-
thorized by the General President &c
notify you that th- H---'- n-~-e'- viii
convene as aoJs0s.u.
Monday, March 3rd Mt. Oliv~s Mas
Ellis Walker, President
Wednesday, March 5th, Laurel, Miss,
G B Arlington, President
Friday, March It'll, Hattiesburg Miss.
A. J. Barnett, President
We hope to make the March Boards
the greatest we have held. We viii
send out the quarterly report blanks
I'm a few days. A large number of our
presidents around Meridian, Dekalb
Dalevillel Toomsube, Russell, etc. will
be slated to help us make these boards
at Mt. Olive, Laurel and Hattiaabura .
big afaaiE.
Presidents Walker, Arlington and
Barnett went to seq w ia q big num-
Der.
HBA MARCH ASSEssMEps-
All presidents are requested 10 col
fect S1.35 from each member of theiY
lodge and report sams in the March
Boards
Some of our presidents have reportec
deaths in their lodges, but they have
not as yet sent in death certificate
(ase remember that even though the
pc or names of your deceased mem
maybe published, we must have
le death certificate before said claims
viii be paid
The following presidents have reported
the following deaths:
l. Angeline Kidd, No. 47s, Rev. a y
Ooten, President Lawrence
3 Abra Owens, No. 3o4 Mrs Uldsu
Barnes President TaylorsviIle
The weekly echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1931-1942, 1941-02-14
CHURCH OF GOD
81 Avenue and lssA ssrss&

Sunday School is.oc am
Lebon Grant SupGnten6g4
Service at n:30 am
Young Peoples Meeting Sunday evsaani
at $50 pm
Service at 7:so pm
Wednesday night Prayer meettns
REV. W. =. POUNDS. PASTOR
The weekly echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1931-1942, 1941-02-14

Hiking hpnest-tot goodness walking
is one Of the best exercises known"
says Green Bar Bill in BOYS LIFE
1T strengthens the lungs and the heart.
strengthens the back, develops the
sinews makes the blood run tinglins
through your veins"
The weekly echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1931-1942, 1941-02-14
by Ga fcheldef

In the nationwide esr>
psign to End and treas
syphilis and gonorrheA,
and to reduce the misery
and death caused by them,
the National Anti-Syphilis
Committee Of the American
Social Hygiene Association
Is guiding many tbs .a,.is
20 proper medical care.
A fund Of 100000 is be.
Ing raised through volun
tsry esHtributions 70 help
carry 90 the eight against :
syphilis and gonorhes. .
and the qusck aud eharis. 4
sas' ~ss Pssa By sAsm I.
aHl =
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-11-15
MISS cRITCHL0W
GETS SCHOLARSHIP

Harriette E. Cri1chlow, since
last Spring associated with the
Key West Art Center, WPA as
professional artist and teacher,
was awarded a full time scholar
ship for the study of art for a
year al the New Orleans School
Of Art, New Orleans, La.
She won this honor in open COM
petition with applicants from %
states and is one of but four who
have been so honored this year.
Her work, which has been shown
in the galleries Of the Art Center
here, has distinctive originality
prompted by a lively immagina-
ton.
Her students here, mostly navy
wives, gained greatly from her
direction and their work IN the
student classification, recently
exhibited al the Center, attracted
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-11-15
EDUCATION FOR
STRONG AMERICA

The training of children IS the
task of a community and not OF
any single agency in the COM
munity. The home, school and
community must cooperate in
this important training.
The purpose Of American Ed
ucation Week IS 70 interpret to
parents and eitizens the con-
tributions of the schools In these
areas:
Seeking World Order. Building
Physical Fitness, Strengthening
National Morale. Improving Eco
nomic Well-Being, Safeguarding
School Support. Learning. the
Ways of Democracy and Enrich
ing Family Life. Each of the
topics was explained by a local
minister in the columns of this
paper beginning last Saturday
and continuing through today
And also the school part in
building a strong America.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-11-15
SCOUT NEWS

Grades of junior officers at
tending the twelfth annual pa
troll leaders conference at Snap
per Creek Boy Scout Camp,
South Miami, have been releas-
ed
Bailey Serivener of Troop u
had the highest score, 1913, and
VIII receive the commissioner
medal at the annual meeting Of
Dade County Council on the
evening of December II. 80
; Attending the three7day con-
Ience were 267 scouts, % scout
Instructors and 125 visitors.
Seven Key West scouts attend
ed the conference. Jack Harris
of Troop 81 led the local boys
with a mark OF 34.6. Jack is a
junior assistant Scoutmaster.
Other local boys at the con-
ference were Senior Patrol
Leader Ramon Gonzago, 1928;
Patrol Leader Donald Pinder,
81.8: Patrol Leader Henry Sol
danO, 1913: Assistant Patrol
Leaders Paul Schuck (793), Cal
win Gates ~(79.D and Woodrow
CAD.
The conference this year was
one of the most successful ever
held and hats are off to the
local junior officers who had
fine records. :
All boys receiving a grade OF
rs or higher will receive a GER
tificate for their fine record In
learning TO boone leaders.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-11-15
Miss Mildred CHASER
Weds Ralph Burr

MIR. and Mrs Victor CHASER.
ST.. announce the marriage of
their daughter, Mildred Ruth. to
Ralph Nelson Burr, son of Mr..
and Mrs. P. N. Burr. The wedding
took place at the Episcopal
Church of the kedeemer IN Sara
sofa. Fla. at 3 o. m, Oct %.
Rev. Reginald Wells Eastman
officiated at the ceremony. The
couple are honeymooning at
Siesta Key, Fla, before return
ing to New Jersey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burr both were
graduates of Union High School
at Union, n. J.. and both par
ents of the couple are former
New Jersey residents, now liv-
ing in Englewcod, Fla.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-11-15
Mrs. Muuford Arrives
From helu York

Mrs. E. B. Munford, wife of
Captain Mumford of the Merritt
Chapman Wrecking Company of
New York. arrived IN Key West
last night from the North for a
visit with her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs Joseph Pelaez, at their
home, .529 Whitehead street
Captain Mutnford was recent
ly dispatched to Seattle. Wash.
as salvage officer with the COM
pany at that port.
At the termination of her stay
in Key Yves. Mrs. Mumford viii
proceed to Seattle. where she
viii join her husband, who has
been stationed there indefinite
w.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-11-15
:: SOCIETY ::
KEY WEST W0MAN'S CLUB NOTES
tBy RUBY MoRCANl

Bean. Susan shounds, Misses
Susie Gardner, Mary Trevor, neen
Williams. Minnie Porter Harris.
BOoks-Miss Mary Trevor
chairman: Mesdames Philip Cos
grave. 3. D. Trevor.
HoSpitaIity-Mrs- Melvin Rus
sell. chairman; AEesdames VIII
liam Arnold. Homer B. Herrick,
j. Y. Porter, Jr.. John Costar, D.
E. Boney. Howard Wilson, Horace
P connable. Neil knowles, Allan
B Cleare. Jr., John Il. Simone,
Howard overlin. George Robin
son, Hugh Taylor William Fripp,
Matthias Turner. Arthur Pastorini,
Louise Auxier, Thomas Wiley,
Misses Rita Pinder, Eta Patter-
son. Florence Sawyer.
House and Grounds-Miss Eta
Patterson. chairman; Mesdames
Charles Morenus, Yesey Johnson,
VIM. r. Warren, Ralph Russell,
Ella Cash, Louis c. Brinton. James
S. Singleton. 3. D, Watkins. ". S,
Putnam. George Arches, 3. Curry
Moreno. Paul Dessey, John c.
Gardner, T. NJ Dick, Zachary
Gibson, Miss Ethel Decker.
Public HeaIth-Miss Charles S.
FaIk, chairman; Mesdames Vesey
johnson. C. MeA Wassell, William
Fripps J. B. Sullivan, W. c. Dun
can, Joseph Pearlman, Lola Spa
mar, j. A. Valdes, Isadore Appel
routh, jeff knight, Chas. Arono-
vitz, Frederic Whitman, Edmund
Laughlin, H. ]. Miller, Arthur
Pastorini. E. r. Sykes. H. Benja-
min Whitaker. John c. Gardner,
A. Maitland Adams, Hebe Men
ner.
Fiuor-Ars. W. Earl Julian.
chairman: Mesdames Stephen w.
Douglass. Louise Auxier. Eola
Swicegood, Luther Pinder, Vim. ].
Kemp, C. L. Roberts. Hugh Viii
liams.
FIoral-Miss Leila Pitcher.
chairman; Mesdames Sam Gold
smith, John r. Showers.
Scrap Bcok-Mrs. w. Earl
Julian.
Historian-Mrs. Harvey Eagan.
Parliamentarian-Mrs- William
R. Warren
Building Fund-aIrs. VIM R.
Warren, chairman; Mesdames
Louis c. Brinton, Stephen W.
Douglass.
Pianist-Mrs. Ralph G. Miner.
Song Leader-Mrs. Ema War
ner.
Junior W1man's Department
Mrs. Albert Mills-Sponsor.
Mrs. Joseph Lopez-President
Junior Woman's Club.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-11-15
American Education Week

The American Education
Week
Is an annual observance, which
was founded in 1921.
Is a celebration of the ideal of
universal education in the
United States
Is observed in November each
year. beginning on the Sunday
If tie week including Armistice
Day.
Is time when the schools re-
port to the people in concert
regarding their aims. achieve
ments and needs.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-11-15
BOOKS DONATED TO
KEY WEST LIBRARY

The following Is list Of
books donated TO the Key West
Public Library:
The Glorious Adventure;
Dead Reckonings;
Life With Father
!. Suzy;
National VelEch: sTzn
The Forty Days sof Marah
Dagh; g zs2oB SKA ssr1
The White King of La CO.
marer;
The Black Napoleon;
Marriage Made Easy;
The Folks;
Drums At Dusk;
Ligertship;
Testament of Youth;
Conceived in Liberty:
Adventures in Arabia;
The Weather in the Streets;
Wings Over Poland;
The Gawdy Empire:
Argonaut;
Danger Zone;
Harper Essays;
I've Got Your Number.
The above books were donated
by Mrs. Mabel Richter.
Mrs. Mary Hammond Barker
donated: 4
Towards Morning; ncuso
; Three Plays: - = spoes
Z Oddities. 5sH E9ot
le e Spcse
Donated by Mrs. Stephen.
Douglass: :
The Pattern;
Dirge For A Dog;
The Deadly Sunshade;
The Fashion in Shrouds.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-11-15

SON IS BORN

Dir. and Mrs, Jack Perez an
nounce the arrival of son on
Wednesday al Ia local hospital
TheneEeomer tipped the scales at
5 peuuds. 4 Mother and baby are
reported TO be getting along
nicely.
The new arrival has been named
David Connen Perez Mrs. Perez
before marriage, was Miss Vernie
Mae Cornell of Miami.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-11-15
GEM c. PRICE

While not one of the high sew
en- in Tuesdays election, I de-
sire to express my deepest thanks
to those voters who supported
me in my race for the council
As stated in my announcement
whether elected or not. I hope
that during the administration
i come. the people Of Key West
Nil give the new council their
nndivided support and coopera-
Noa as only through this can
tks things be accomplished
Nhith win push Key West ahead,
0oncmically and ctherwise.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-11-15
ALBERTO cAMERo.
ALRERT y. cAREY

I wish to thank all the voters
who gave me such a fine vote
Tuesday. also appreciate the
hard work 50 many Of the yot-
ers did in my behalf May we
all work together for a bigger
and better Key West
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-11-15
RUSSIAN SOLDIERS
MAKE HEAVY ATTACK

Continued from Page One)
the night, according to London
and Berlin, but Rome admitted
a heavy British raid on the port
of Brindisi, in the heel of Italy's
boot
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-11-15


Plans for busy season are be-
ing outlined BY. the Key West
Womanss Club. aside from the an
auai events which include a
Tropical Luncheon, Reception for
Officers and Fashion Show. the
Hospitality Committee is arrang-
ing for entertainments for the
service boys now located in our
city.
The new club house located at
sl9 DuvaI street provides ample
Focm for the many social activities
being arranged COMMITTEES chair
men and members as announced
BY Mrs. Knapp. president at a re-
cent meeting are as follows:
American citizenship-Mrs. Dan
Navarro. chairman; Mesdames A.
IL Hewitt. Louis Pierce, Harvey
Eagan, Frank Delaney, Leo War
zen. Rexford Weech, Raymond
Navarro. Harry Shaw, Milton W.
Curry, Jack Golden, Norberg
Thompson, Mary Thompson,
James $. Roberts, r. Harris Waw-
hinny, Lee Pierce.
American Home-Mrs. B. J.
Watkins, chairman; .Mesdames
James Singleton, Bernie C. Papy.
Giofiana Baylev, w. L. Bates,
Louis Gruber, Eola Swicegood,
Viola Townsend, and Miss Louise
Echeurer.
Education-AIrs. Philip Cos
grove, chairman; Mesdames A. D.
Leuthi, Mary Hammond Barker,
6. McA Wassell, Frank Brown,
Frank Ladd, Albert Petrick, Syril
Marshall, Joseph B. Swain, II.
Benjamin Whitaker, Isabel Ball
Henry Brewer.
Fine Arts-Mrs. Haydn Hing
worth. chairman; Mesdames Rob-
ert B. Russell. Stephen F. Lowe,
Philip cosgrove, ]. r. Valdes.
Allan B. cleare, Sr., Stephen
Singleton, Melvin Russell, Ralph
AEilner, Eva Warner. Carl Ber-
valdi. Greyburn Pinder, NJ. E.
Bprkowitz. GUY Carleton, Amelio
Romero. Misses Marie Cappick.
Grace Kemp.
Defense and Public Welfare
hrs. William r. Warren, chair
snan; Mesdames Dan Navarro, A.
NJ Morgan, Alber. PIERCE, Marion
Fariand, Jack Gaiti, Russell Cren-
shaw, Ross C Sawyer, William
Rcardon. Frank Edwards, Bascnm
l. Grooms. Chester Curry, G. D.
Hatfield, John Wardlow, D. A.
pfintz, c. d. Harrington, Charles
Norenus, Edwin Trevor, Chas.
Curtis. Albert Mills, George
Allan, Julian J. Marks, Otto Lund-
auist. A. E. Sharpley. Geo. Archer.
3. N. Goshorn. Ralph Russell.
Harry c. Galley, Clifford G. Hicks,
Sebastian Cabrera. ". S. Putnam,
John G. Sawyer, J. Y. Porter, Jr..
" D. Wilder. Horace Connable.
A. N. Hewitt
Press and Publicity-Mrs. Carl
Bervaldi, chairman; Mesdsmes A
M Morgan, GTeyburn Pinder.
Membership-Mrs. Stephen "
Douglass. chairman; Mesdames
Stephen F. Lowe, Glariana Bay
ley.
lLibrary-Mrs. J. R Colgate.
chairman; Mesdames A. N. Nor
gan. Jas Adams, ]. B. Malone,
Robert r. Spottswood, J. J. Ire
vor, Willard AlbuTy. Milton W
Curry, W. J. Ingling. E E Viii
Hams. Grace Croby. w. Hunt Hsr-
RS, O. a. Peterson, George W
Reynolds. Rob Roy Ricketts,, Lilly
Cold. Robert H. Parrish. Thomas
L. SNYDER. Marcel Mazeau, Julia
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-11-15
APPRECIATION

To those friends who voted
and worked for ne in Tues
days election / desire TO ex-
press my deepest appreciation.
To those good people of Key
West who voted for my oppon-
ents. desire TO convey the mes
sage that I am their captain OF
police as well as those WAC vot-
ed for me and that they are free
to call on me at any time for any
service that I might be able to
RENDER in my capacity as law
enforcement officer.
Sincerely,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-11-15
Children's Department

, children's Goats and Sweat
e-s. Corduroy Skirts. sizes 6 to
Il Three piece suits for little
girls Little Boys Lcng Pants.
Jersey Suits Overalls. Sweat
Shirts. Baby Coat and Cap
Sets. Leguin Sets Long Knitted
Goats ard Silk Dresses at pop
. ulzr prices.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-11-15

the attention Of the Chef Techni-
cal Advisor Of the Florida Al
Project, WPA A number Of the
pictures were invited 70 make ID
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-11-15
Todav's Birthdays

Justice Felix Frankfurter of
the US. Supreme Court, born in
Vienna, SO years ago.
w. Averell Hartman. the
Presidents late representative in
Russia, born so years ago.
Franklin P. Adams ('FPAD
OF New York, journalist, born in
Chicago. &C years ago.
Vincent Astor of New York,
born there, so years ago.
Lewis Stone, actor, born in
Worcester, Mass, 81 years ago.
Georgia o'Keeffe of Lake
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-11-15
Ladies Department

New shipment Of Ladies
Dresses Hats and Bags. Plaid
Coats. New Pastel Light Weight
Wool Goats and Fur Jackets.
Just arrived the new Ladies
Suede Pumps in Cherry Red
I, Royal Blue and Kelly Green
!, As always Style Leaders not
!, followers. Also many new
! styles added to one large stock
, Of guaranteed SHOES. See the
} new Kitt-N-Kat Sole Shoes.
} The newest thing In fall foot
wear. Large selection of Shoes
} for Children Misses Women
and Men
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-11-15

Dr.. S. Josephine Baker of
Princeton. N. J.. noted physician
and child hygenist, born IN
Poughkeepsie, n. Y. IS years
ago.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-11-15

George, N. Y. artist. born in
Wisconsin, "a years ago.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1941-08-21
MONTGOMERY
~ SIDELICHTS
BY Elsie White Haines

Annapolis Rock - one of our
historic landmarks - is on the
Howard County side of the Patux-
ent River, but for generations it
has been favorite picnic spot for
upper Montgomery, too.
We are not good at giving direc-
lions for travel - but again get
out your road map-find the State
highway No. 10S leading from Da-
mascus to the small village Of
Etchison - just above Etchison
there is a road running toward
Lisbon in Howard County, which
will take you to the Rock about
half a mile from the river ~ a
very small stream at this point.
Annapolis Rock was SO named
because from the top - with a
glass - one might look down into
the State House. Cannot you
imagine Indians standing atop,
gazing at the smoke signals which
announced the coming of the "pale
faces" to this section?
Down under the strata of soil
that furnishes a hold for the trees
and bushes growing on it, Annapo-
lis Rock is the loveliest Of milk
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1941-08-21
GERMANTOWN

The members of Pentalpha Chap
ter, O. E. S., held a picnic supper
on Saturday evening on the lawn
Of the worthy matron, Mrs. Eu-
gene Waters.
Misses Jean and Jeanette Pat
rick of Woodbine, twin nieces Of
Mrs. Carlton Browning, have been
guests Of Mrs. Browning during
the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll Waters are
receiving congratulations on the
birth Of daughter on Friday, Au-
gust Is.
The Rev. and Mrs. G. G. Kun
dahl left on Monday for visit in
Connecticut. Accompanying them
on their return will be their son,
Paul, who has spent the summer
as a medical counselor at Lantern
Hill Camp, Mystic, Conn.
Miss Ruth Waters was guest
soloist at Grace Church, Gathers
burg, last Sunday.
Mrs. F. E. johnson has as her
guests Mrs. Earl johnson and
Mrs. Tongier of Coffeeville, Kan.
Miss Patricia Browning is visit
ing Miss Mary Lee Monday in
Rockville.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1941-08-21

flint - and here comes the sad
part of the story - for the last
few years the rock has been leased
to company that is fast blasting
it down and selling the stone - is
that not pity?
We have been told that some of
the stone is being shipped North,
where it is ground up and nodded
into china - do drive over and
look at it - it has the prettiest
veins of color running thru it.
The drive thru the woods in
"horse and buggy days" was most
romantic, why we remember - but
there - so do you if you are
around fifty! We drove in last
week in a car and found the going
fairly good - gravelled road part
way now.
Hipsley's Mill
While you are in the vicinity, in
Quire the way to Hipsley's Mill -
only ruins left now. Mr.. Downey
Williams, former County Commits
sioner, who has lived near Da-
mascus all his life, told us of TAX
ing grain there on horseback
sixty years ago.
First he was boosted up on the
horse, and a sack of wheat put
across in front Of him - he was
so small the grain would almost
shove him off backward going up
hill, then almost pull him over the
horses head going down = then
he would get to the mill and Evan
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1941-08-21

or Bonnie Hipsley would come out,
take the sack off the horse, and
say shave TO wait while we grind
it, son" and he would slide off and
listen to the news of the day as
told by those who came to "get
the nnail", for almost all mills
We're post Offices in those days.
Coming home 'tlittle Downey"
would have two sacks - the -four
in one - the other holding the
"middlins" and bran - a string
tied thru the center to keep them
separated.
Mr.. Williams, great grand
father now, can spin the most in
teresting yarns Of this little Sec
ton of Montgomery, where the
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1941-08-21
Montgomery Jail Praised

In the sixteenth annual report of
the inspection Of county jails Of
Maryland published by the director
CT the Department of Correction,
Willis R. Jones, the Montgomery
County jail was classed in group A.
q Located on the top floor Of the
court house, the local Jail condi-
tons were highly commended. H,
Leslie Carlin is Montgomery Coun-
ty sheriff and has direct charge,
while Joseph Monkey is the jailer.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1941-08-21

small streams that form the head
waters of the Patuxent babble over
and around grey rocks, over hung
by the sycamore trees.
Those sycamores we have
told you before that no words can
describe the beauty of the trees
along the Patuxent-we like them
best in Winter - but go see for
yourself!
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1941-08-21
NURSES

Surgeon-G General Parran of the
u. S. Public Health Service has
requested 1900 accredited nursing
schools to speed up their training
porgram to alleviate the acute
shortage of qualified professional
nurses needed for defense.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1941-08-21
BAUXTTE

Three-fourths of all bauxite used
for aluminium manufacture is i'm
ported, chiefly from Dutch Guinea,
and the remainder is supplied pri-
marily from the State of Arkansas.