Greenbelt cooperator. (Greenbelt, Md.) 1937-1954, 1941-10-03
OUR
NEIGHBORS
By SALLY MEREDITH

Hello, Greenbelt,
Miss Joan Mcnamara. &C Cres-
cent Road, has been selected to
help entertain with a high-school
contingent of the U.S.O.. at local
Army, Navy, and Marine posts.
Representing Greenbelt HIGH
Sehool, Miss Mcnamara sings pop
alar songs as her part of the en-
tertalnment. Her parents, Mr.. and
MRS. Thomas Mcnamara, had as
dinner guest last Saturday, Lieu
tenant James A. Tennyson, of the
British Royal Navy, who is a great
grandson of Alfred Lloyd Tenny-
son. by the way, Joan is now
wearing "V for Victory" PIN
Mrs. Nora Moffett, who has
been visiting her daughter and
son-in-law, the Arthur i. Rvst;cL-
ems; returned Sunday to her home
IN Racine, Wisconsin, taking Mrs.
Kystlcken with her.
A delegation of the J,eo;on
auxiliary, headed by Mrs. Thomas
mcnamara, &C Crescent Road
and Mrs. Lewis Hedges, ~ Cres,
cent Road, had luncheon in Anna
pohs on Thursday, October 2.
We've seen a lot of low l;censo
numbers, but the lowest seen in
TTreenoelt IN a long time was
5exaS plate No. l, seen here Sun
cay. Inc owner was recognized az
former Governor O'Daniel. of that
Wlde-open state.
Mrs. Lois Fullmer, whose Ram
aDy Woods house is nearing com
p,etlon, seemed to find it MEETING
an expectations when she insnect,
ca 1t this week.
r. were sorry to hear that Franz
Hafrls, 56-J Crescent Road, is iii
ana hope he'll be up and around
put soon!-Also ill is Ruth
Ai1ess' who is suffering from a
spider bite, received last Thurs
gay, September rs. AS there mnst
oe more of these dangerous in.
sects-presumably black widows
maybe we'd better keen The
chidfen away from all bushes and
hedges, which seem to he tha;,.
favcrite abode. n
Our deepest sympathy is with
MRS. Julia Myers, whose fathar's
deatn followed less than three
months the death of her mother
Inc Myers, who were former res.
Ioents here, left Last fall to ha
with Mrs. Myers, NJ Alex
We understand "a Kro,,,o,.
and Hving on a diet of pork chops
-and lamb chops these days, since
MS wires away for a week. He
claims he's the best pork chon
cook in town. P
II you helped the Mothers Club
Dake sale with a cash donation
you have a refund coming fror,
Pn prs, 1ernberg at Ism Ridge
Sunday, September %, Ores.
cent Roads Court No, 58 inan~-
urated an annual Homecoming for
al! present and former residents
OF their court. They elected a
presldent-Fred DeJager-and a
observation-disclosures White. Guests
OF honor at this, their first sncb
affair, which was held at the iaLa
Plcnlc grounds, were the families
OF Harry Wood and George Ed.
mlston, who are leaving Greenbe1t
Tor BerWyn, Maryland and Vir-
gina respectively.
The Ernest flights, 1s-E Cres-
cent, entertained last Saturday
night, seemingly providing a good
Time for all present.
Inasmuch as credit in the druo
department of the drug store is q
courtesy, shouldn't we return The
courtesy by paying promptly?
Since the last edition of the
paper, have received a great re-
Spouse to my request for vour
social news and, at this time
would like to thank you, one and
all. To those who have forgotten
my number, it is 2541.
Rev. Loren Burch, who is being
considered to fill the vacancv
which will be left by Mr.. Kin
cheloe, was with Mrs. Burch, the
sightseeing and dinner guest of
Mrs. Samuel Houlton. They tour
ed Washington, taking in the
Cathedral and Bishops garden.