Greenbelt cooperator. (Greenbelt, Md.) 1937-1954, 1941-09-26
OUR
NEIGHBORS
By SALLY MEREDITH

hoiACS are never menClOneQ IN this
column, even though they do
things that other Greenbelters
would be interested in. The more
items Of interest l have for this
column, the happier l am, because
people are naturally interested in
what their neighbors are doing. If
you, or anyone you know of, has
done anything interesting, give me
a ring, and let me know! NV
number is 2541.
Inc Mark Greenwalds certainly
DID pick a swell spot to vacation
during the hot weather we've hadl
They're in Nova Scotia for two
weeks:-Mrs. "Mel' CONFRONT,
with her son, Arnold, is in Plv,
mouth, N. H., and will return the
flrst part of October.-The Phil
.Wexlers will spend another week
IN New York, where thew have
oeen since last Saturday.
Visiting Abe and Helen Chasa-
now this week were Abe's sister
and brother-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs
J. Goddard, of Philadelphia Thav
left Tuesday.-Mrs. Nathan II
Scheln, 56-E Crescent Road, was
visited for few days by her
Drother, Sam Chetoff, of New
A meeting was held at the home
Of Mrs. "Rae" Peterson. 14-R
crescent, last Thursday, by the
Better Brush Company. One Of
tne dozen or so guests won a
gravy ladle as a door prize.-As
a sort of farewell gesture. the old
GGouncn mad party at Mayor
awtnpops mouse on Sunday eve
nlng. Present were: Mr.. and Mrs.
Snerrod East, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
.Walther, Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Rick
er' ana, OF course, Mr.. and Mrs
GaWthrop. The Taylors were nm.
able to attend. Entertainment was
provided by Mr.. Kicker, who. it
seems, IS parlor magician.-Nrs'
Paullne Trailer was pleasantly
surprised on her little bows first
birthday, Sunday the 18th. when
several Greenbelters dropped in to
give their greetings in person. In
GUIDED were: DR.. and Mrs. Silagv.
MISS Elsie Yuretich, Mrs. Helen
4Boren) Long, Mrs. Dorothea
genes, Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac
schwartz, and Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Meiseffer.-A farewell party for
MRS. Robert A. Stein, lip Ridge.
VINO is leaving soon for Massacbn,
setts, was given by Mrs. RAYMOND
a: Hennessey, lin Ridge, and
Mrs. Carl j. Jernberg I'm
Ridge, at the home of Mrs Hen
nnessey on Tuesday night-D;d-
lever hear of bridal party being.
gwen by group of men? Well, #
IAN happen here! Lyman Wood
man works in the same office that
MISS Georgia Johnson does, an
ONCE composed of twelve men
ana one other girl. When Miss
Johnson announced her engage
ment, the gents got together,
bought wedding presents, and
threw party in the form of a
spaghetti dinner, at Mr.. Wood
mans home in Greenbelt last Sat
urday night. Four women-in-
Guiding Miss johnson and Betsy
,Woodman-w ere present. We
all. N ny
Francis, Kathryn, and little
Sally Fosnight have just returned
from their three weeks trip to the
midwest. Most >of the time was
spent in Ohio, but one week thew
were in Michigan and dashed over
the border into Canada for a brief
visit. According to Frank, the trip
was thoroughly enjoyed, but they
are glad to be back, as we are glad
to have them back.-The Martin
Guinivans, of At Crescent. re-
turned from a three-weeks' vaca-
ton to Massachusetts, on Monday.
The American Red Cross, whose
annual membership drive is now
IN progress, can certainly use
every contribution that we can
give. What with their work in the
army camps here in the United
States, their relief to war-torn
Europe and Asia, and their reg
uiar domestic duties, they need
the support of each and every one
of US.
This isn't exactly a SCOOP, but
there may be someone left in
Greenbelt who doesn't know about
it yet. Miss Iva Lee Orndorff be-
came Mrs. Raymond L. Trumble
on September 8. The bride is
known to everyone who has shop
ped at the variety store, and, Of
course, we've all ordered cokes
from Ray.