Greenbelt cooperator., 1942-05-29
OUR
NEIGHBORS
Hello. Greenbelt:

oAus oH COOpefaCOr plcnlcS,"
Well, the old saying proved true.
AS beautiful an afternoon as could
be asked for was presented US
last Saturday for our outdoor
party. Of course, the picnic was
postponed once. We'd planned it
Saturday May 16. Rain. But it
never rains on Cooperator picnics.
because We always postpone them
until nice weather. Only one mem
Der OF the picnic committee-Mrs.
Shlrley Levine-was present. The
others were forced by late working
hours and vacations out of town
to miss the affair. Their efforts
didn't go upappreciated, however.
And while credit is being given.
Mrs: Ethel Carson deserves a
truck-load of thanks. The lob she
did on the steaks couldn't be equal
ed outside butcher shop. Also
ready, willing and able to assist
We're Mrs. Dorothy Terkeltaub.
Mrs. Betty Wexler, and Mrs. Eli.
leen Sheriff. l didn't do a darned
thing but enjoy myself. Am lazy!
Both Mrs. Kinzer and Mrs. Nc
Camy returned to work this week
and both look marvellous after The
change. Mrs. McCamy stayed at
nome most of the time, but it still
was change. AS she said, she
learned to cook all over again.
shed never kept house in her
Greenbelt home before, and found
1T much simpler than the ordinary
house. (Her children are bevond
the diaper, sandpile age). Mrs.
kinzer was in New Orleans a
week, and in Roanoke the balance
OF her two weeks leave. In New
orleans she attended the National
conference of Social Workers, the
largest association Of it's kind ex-
ceptin1g the American Medican AS
ISOLATION. To give you an idea of
its emensity. three thousand people
attended, and three hundred meet
i1gs wre held within seven DAYS.
The largest hotel in the city was
taken over almost in entirety for
the meetings.
Mrs. John Dean left by plane
for Michigan to visit her mother.
accompanying her were her two
Sons. Kenneth. and NJ lhaeL THEY'LL
be gone most Of The summer. The
Delbert Messners are vacationinp
In Nebraska. (Mrs. Messner is
one of the picnic committee who
missed out on the rcsults)
My. new house is lovely. The
former residents-who now live
next-door-certainly know how to
care for their home. Inside and
out, it has that cultivated look.
Not being content with leaving 1t
in good order for the next tenant,
they are even willing to tell US
the many things we don't know
about the grounds-the shrubs,
roses, chrysanthemums, and other
flora and fauna. AS matter of
fact, all of my new neighbors that
I've so far met have been extrem-
ely considerate and pleasant.
1t 70 uaren't quite satisfied with
your figure or posture land who
ls!) I've heard of Z guaranteed.
sure-fired way to improv both.
Have you thought of archery?
Your posture has to be just right
or you miss the bulls-eye, and
everyone knows that one of the
most important aspects of a good
figure is good posture. Of course
the exercise accompanying the
sport tends to displace your weight
10 the best advantage. Fat is
turned into solid flesh, and supple
ness takes the place of migrate
full stiffness. Why not try it? To
learn about this or any other
sport that interests you, go over
to the Elementary School during
school hours and see Mr.. Holoch-
Wost.
l have notice from the recrea-
tlon department that ladies volley
Gall games will be held every FRI
day on the Athletic field at T
p. m.
A farewell picnic was given for
Marian and Charlotte Staniec by
their close neighbors. They're leav-
ing this week for Milwaukee.
where Mr.. Staniec has been trans
ferred. They went To the lake and
their dinner. Mrs. Harriet Went
worth was seen in Greenbelt this
week. She returned from Florida
where she visited her brother. She
also visited her granddaughter IN
Norfolk. Mr.. Brine, 20-A Parkway,
has accepted position in Balti-
more, committing from Greenbelt.
Sherrod East has been ill and in