davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-04-19
Iziove Oh priliki druge
oble+nice nopodo no
.,Jugos loviio in Greijo

Oh priliki druge obletnice ma
cifasisticnega napada ma Jugo-
Slavic in Grcijo, so nekateri
kongresni prvaki podali laskave
izjave o vz~teajnosti in hrabro-
sti vseh balkanskih narodov in
nJhovi brezpogojni wolff do svo-
bode. Prinasamo nekatere vaz-
nejse teh izjav:
Senator Ebert Thomas of Utah
Senator Thomas je clan sena-
tovih odborov "a vojno in "a zu.
mamie zadeve. Njegova izjava .je
bila naslednja:
W pomladanski sezoni 1871
so bill izgledi onih redkih de.
mokracij, XII so Sc Sc borile, ia
ko mracni, in cas- je bill zanje
najdragocenejsa stvar.
"Grki so Sc bill uprli italian
skemu napadalcu in ga virgil
nazaj preko svojih meja in Sc
MISC udali niti takrat, ko jih je
napadla Nemcija.
ives svet je zrl ma Jugosla-
WHO, katere narod Sc nj bill. Sc
nikdar umaknil v obrambi svoie
svobode - to je narod, XII je v
zadnji vojni jedel volkove, a ie
vendar v svojih gorah vztraial
tako dolgo, da SO prispeli zavez-
nikt in v Vardarski dolini "a
dali centralnim slam smrtni u
darec.
"Jugoslovani so strmoglavili
svojo apizarsko Waldo, ostali
zvesti svojim pogodbam in "a
yrnili groznje dveh ogromnih
velesi. ODE dezeli sta bill ma
padeni dine 6. aprila in sta pla-
cali strahotno ceno "a syoie
medsebojno prijateljstvo in "a
zyestobo idealom, "a katere Sc
zdaJ bori 81 zedinjenih marc.
dow, Njihova mesta SO bila no.
rusena, IA tisoee ciyilnega pre-
plyalstYa je bio pokosenega cd
stroJnsc N njihove dezele So BIZ
ie oropane ysega, kar je So
vrazni mix le mogel odnesti. Mill
jon Grkov ip million Jugoslo-
yanoY je poginilo - kar je mai
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-04-19
Norod nos dokoze
hroni...

Pravne starine SO najlepsi do
kaz naSe narodne samobitno-
sti.
Pred nedavnim je pod okri-
ljem Prosvetne zveze predaval
prof. DIR. Josip zontar O sloven-
skin pravnih starinah, XII so
prav gotovo eden najbolj INA
climb in lepih dokazov nase
narodne samobitnosti. Hkrati
$tevilne pravne ~starine, XII so Sc
Sc ohranile med ljudstvom, mai
lepse pricajo O rasi preteklosti
in 0 zivljenju nash prednikov.
Predavatelj Sc je lotil tezke ma
loge, ko je skusal zbrati Sc O.
hranjene pravne starine in je
zaoral novo brazdo v doslei "a
nemarjeno ledino.
Stare lipe
Pc sloveniji stoji Sc vse pol
no starih lip, 0 katerih Sc da
ali po ustnem izrocilu ali pa pc
pisanih virih ugotoviti, da so BIZ
la znamenja "a zbiralisca, ma
katerih je srenja razpravljala
Q raznih skupnih zadevah. Pod
lipami so Sc urejala pravna
razmerja in razsojale pravde.
Ena najstareisih in najbolj mo-
goenih lip stoji Sc mad Crno pr
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-04-19

,isja cena, placana cd katere-
drugega naroda v tenn
ooju "a svobodo syeta, ako u
postevamo razmerje, s celokup-
MIN prebivalstvom. A kljub te-.
mu Sc Sc yedno naprej bore.
mi dvoma 0 tenn, Grcija in
Jugoslavija sta 81 zasluzila OBJ
mas vseh in casino
mesto v zgodovini in v zboru
narodov move Europe pc zma-
gil"
Senator Bennett Camp Clair OF
Missouri
Senator Clark je clan senate
vega komiteja "a zunanje odno-
SAFE. Njegova izjava je nasled-.
MIA:
"Pred dvema letoma Sc je
nemska posast zacela valiti ma
Jugoslavijo. Par dni poprej, dine
81. inarca 1941, je bill jugoslo-
vanski narod' uvidel, da je pro-
nacisticna vlada mesetarila "a
njegovo cast. in je pregnal
kvizlinge, XII SO bill sklenili pakt
z Nemcijo, zavrgel pogodbo in
Sc odloeil "a BOZ z nemskimi
tolpami.
"Nikdo izmed onih, XII so do
ziveli to fazo sedanje vojne, ne
DO mogel pozabiti usodo Beo-
grada nepotrebno unieenje
tega in mnogih drugih neoboro-
zenih "odprtih nest in malih
krajev.
"Jugoslovanska armada Sc je
branila junasko, toda nacisti so
Sc valili preko vse dezele, kakor
povodenj ali pozar, in S svojimi
mehaniziranimi valovi pokrili
vso zemljo, katere slabo oboro-
zeni Srbi, Hrvati in Slovenci nj
so mogli braniti.
"Nacisti so mislili, da so 81
10 zares osvojili. Toda kmalu so
v svoje preseneeenje uvideli, da
je podjarmljenje Jugoslavije
naloga, XII nina nobenega kon-
ca. Kmalu so Sc pojavili cetniki,
pszneje pa partizanske cete, in
ustvarili razlicne locke odpora,
XII so imeli v planinskih krajih
nesteto oporisc. TIE skupine u
pornikov so Sc spojile v ogrom-
no armada, Xxi zdaj gloda ziv-
ljensko vazne organe nacisticne
posasti, XII je hotela pozreti Mi
hovo zemljo. Kmalu Sc bodo
Jugoslovani S pomocjo zavez.
nlkov pregrizli ven v soncno luc
in svobodo.
| "Kadar pride ia dan, bodo j.
mena jugoslovanskih partial
nov zapisana visoko ma vrhu
seznama onih, XII so cenili cast
in svobodo visje nego vse dru-
go ma svetu."
Senator Joseph Guffey of Penn
) ~sylvania
Senator Guffey je clan sena-
tovega komiteja "a zunanie "a
deve. Njegova izjava je ma
slednja:
"ko Sc je pred dvema letoma
zrusll odpor redne vojske> v Ju-
goslaviu, SO nacisti mislili, da
30 nJlhov takozvani now red
suzenjstva in izkoriscevania
kmalu obveljal v tel zasedeni
dezeli. Toda VOLTA do odpora lie
ostala n~eokrnjena v Jugoslavi-
j. h je v vsej svoJ zgodovini
pokazala, da je dezela borbeno-
sti, katere ljudstvo gre raje v
smrt nego v suznost in We. da
90 "a veene case obsojeno ma
zlvlJenje plazilca, ako Sc pokori
Il strahu pred brutalnostio "a
tiranja.
"Jugoslovanski partizani 50
kmalu zaeeli svoje napade ma
naclsticno in fasisticno okupa.
cllsko armada. Posledica lie hills.
ga 50 morali Nemci in Italiiani
drzati tam velike sile.
l., "Tako je dokazal ponosni in
poroenl narod Jugoslavije, da
~~
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-04-19

kupujte vojne bonde in v~ojno-varce-
Valne znamke, da DO cimprej porazeno
osisce in vse, kar ono predstavIja!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-04-19

= - - - :
uzitku skupnih pasnikov in po-
dobnem. zupan je vodil zboro-
vanje in drzal kot znak svoje o.
blasti v rokah palico. Kadar so
glasovali, je zarezoval glasove:
ma enem koncu palice je zarezo-
val glasove z ida" ma drugem
pa glasove proti. Ia, palica je
bila ros ali rovas.
Lipa S kmeckimi kamni pa je
ohranjena v Presernovem roj-
stnem kraju v Vrbi. Pod lipo 81
Ger nj kamnite raize, pac pa &C.
la vista velikih kamnov, XII SO
razpostavljeni 20 trait okrog Ii
pc. Zemljisce, ma katerem stoji
lipa, je obeinsko.\ Sc sedaj je
ohranjenih osem takih kamni-
tih sedezev, drugih osem pa so
zal zazidali pred nekaj lett v
vaskem mlinu, XII stoji v blizini.
Ia lipa $ kmeckimi kamni je
najbrz Sc edini ohranjeni pri-
mer v Sloveniji.
Ker je bio pod starimi ipa-
mi nekaksno vasko sodisce, so
ponekod lipe tudi same Uncle
make, XII maj hi pojasnjevale
~pomembnost kraja. Kljub vest.
MIN Professionalism sta bila
najdena lie diva primera, v kate.
rib .je bio ma deblu lipe pritrje-
no zelezje ali del verge. PRAY
~verjetno je, da je bila S tenn Ii.
pa oznacena "a nekaksen sra.
motilni steber, kamor so prive'
zovai vse tiste, XII Jill je vaske
sodisce obsodilo.
Sramotilni stebri
Sledovi sramotilnih stebroI
so bill ugotovljeni v trinajstiE
krajih Sloveniji, in sicer
Krskem, Lembergu, Loki pr
zidanem mostu, Motniku, Pill
s%tajnu, Podsredi, Ptuju, Ptujsk
gori, Rajhenburgu, Raki, Recic
Oh S~avinji, Sv. Petru pod Sv
Gorami in st. Lenartu v SLOW
goricah.
IL hstin pa je mogoce ugoto
viii, da sta bila tudi v Ljublja
nj diva sramotilna stebra, in e
den V Kranju. Poznamo seveds
razlicne oblike sramotilnih ste
brow. Osnova pa je vedno re
lezje "a vklepanje vratu, pritr
jeno ma kratko Vertigo.
NaVadno je bio to zelezj
pritrjeno k zidu rotovza, yea
sih pa tudi k sodni lipi. Drugot
je bio zelezje pritrjeno k lese
MENU kolu ali h kamnitemu ste
bru, XII je bill posebej v ia ma
men postavljen. Drug nacin kaz
novanja pa je bill ia, da so il
postaVljeno osebo zaprli "a mre
10 IL zeleznih palic in 10 vtak
Mill torej V nekaksno sramotil
no kletko. Vcasih je bila kletk;
cello tako velika, da je slo vanj
cello vec oseb. Tako kletko maj
demo ma Valvazorjevi Sikh ljuh
ljanskega rotovza poleg sramo
tllnega stebra. V tako kletk'
so zapirali osebe, XII so vzbujal
javno zgrazanje, ma primer noe
ne razgrajace, pijance, tatove
t. d. Nekatere kletke so bill
zgrajene cello tako, da so Sc .da
lie vrteti. Ljudje, XII so hodil
mimo, SO Sc lahko zabavali
tenn, da so "ujetega tica" ,
kletki vrtni.
Pekovske kosare v Ljublian
Zmanjsana oblika take klet
Ike privede do kosare il lesenil
lat. V tako kosaro so bill 20
stavljeni V Ljubljani svoj ca:
tlsti peki, XII so prodajali krul
preslabe mere ali teze. v kletke
zaprtega peka SO "a kazen pc
taplJali pod franco v Ljubljani
co. kletka s pekom ,je bila pri
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-04-19
Pekovske kosare v Ljubljani

fekovske kosare v Ljubljani
zmanjsana oblika take klet-
Ike privede do kosare liz lesenih
lat. V tako kosaro so bill po-
stavljeni V Ljubljani svoj cas-
tlstl peki, XII so prodajali kruh
preslabe mere ali teze. v kletko
zaprtega peka SO "a kazen po.
tapllali pod franco v Ljubljani-
co. Kletka s pekom je bila pri-
trJena ma vzyodu, XII je bill vrt-
1.-Two pritrjen ma stebru. &c SO
Vzvod pritisnili ma eni strani
navzdol, je kletka ma drugi
strani sla kvisku. Ko SO vzvod
spustlli , pa je telebnila kosara
kakor gugalnica nayzdol narav-
most v vodo. Sc preden Sc ie
pek napl vode, 50 ga seveda 20.
pet pocasi dYignili in nato 20
pet ponavljali pray gotoyo ucin-I
kovito kazen potapljanja. sko-;
ga je, da nohena Cd takih ko-I
sar nj ohranienaa, ker 50 bile yse
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1943-07-22
Navy Recruiting Cruiser
To Visit Rockville

The Navy recruiting cruiser will
dock at Rockville on Tuesday,
August 10, fully equipped to OPP
crate as mobile Navy recruiting
station. Specially designed for
travelling Navy recruiters, it is
complete with all the devices need
ed 10 give physical examinations
and public address system.
Enlistments in the WAVES and
SEABEES will be received by the
five officers and petty officers and
two WAVES who man the cruiser.
Men who have previously been re-
jected for Naval service may now
qualify under lowered physical
standards.
AS a special attraction, the
cruiser will have on board a cap
tured machine gun taken from a
Jap plane shot down over Pearl
Harbpr.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1943-07-22
Welfare Council
Elects Directors

Mrs. John Werner Of Chevy
Chase, and Maj. Leon L. Dye of
Kensington, were elected lay mem
bers of the Board of directors of
the Montgomery County Social
Welfare Council and Miss Lillian
Gardiner and Mrs. Madeline were
the professional members chosen at
the annual meeting of the council
held Friday in Rockville.
Mrs. Werner and MAJ. Dye re-
place Mrs. George Young of Wash
ington Grove and Mrs. Dexter Bull
lard Of Rockville. The slate was
presented by Mrs. Dorothy M.
Kurtz, chairman of the nominating
committee. The council voted to
become a participating member Of
the County Community Chest.
Mrs. Louis Gravelle, presided at
the meeting in the absence of the
president, Mrs. Donald Roberts.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1943-07-22
Police To Pick
Up Stray Dogs
In This County
Decision Follows Many
Complaints - DIR. EllicOtt
Appointment Approved

To cooperate with The Animal
Rescue League and because Of the
complaints the commissioners have
received of dogs running at large,
the Board of County Commission
ers at their regular meeting on
Tuesday authorized chief Of police
Leslie Carlin to instruct his police
men to pick up all dogs in the
county running at large without
tags, and in the guaranteed areas
to pick up all dogs not on a leash.
The Chief was also directed to
notify the owners Immediately
when dogs with tag are picked
up. The dogs are to be held in the
improvised pound in Bethesda for
five days, if on the six day the
owner has not called for the dog
and paid the So fee charged, the
dog will be disposed of.
DIR. Ellicott's Appointment
Approved
The Commissioners were in re-
ceipt of a communication from the
Department Of Health, State of
Maryland, advising, that the Reso-
luton Of the Board of County Com
missioners passed several weeks
ago, requesting the States approx
al of the appointment of DIR. v. L.
Ellicott as Health Officer Of Mont
gomery County for a period Of four
years beginning May /, 1O43, was
presented to the State Board and
the appointment was approved.
Bennett Justice OF Peace
The Board was in receipt of a
communication from Governor
O'Conor advising that he had ap-
pointed Mr.. Luke J. Bennett, Jr., as
a Justice Of the Peace Of the State
of Maryland in and for the Thir-
teenth District of Montgomery
County, and has directed that his
Commission be forwarded TO the
Clerk Of the Circuit Court.
Police To Get Cars
At the request of Chief of Police
H. Leslie Carlin, the County Com
missioners directed and authorized
the County Purchasing Agent, Mr..
Frank l. Davis, to advertise for
bids on cars (trade-ins) and one
new car for use Of the Montgomery
County Police Department.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1943-07-22
Police Chief
Lists Transfers

H. Leslie Carlin, chief of police
on Tuesday announced several
transfers in the county police de-
partment to become effective Sat
urday. The transfers are said to
have been made in interest Of
transportation.
Capt. d. L. Snyder, commanding
the Silver Spring substation was
named Eastern Area Commander
and will have command Of the Ia
koma Park substation as well as
Silver Spring.
Sgt. Paul Watkins was trans
ferred from the Takoma Park sub
station 30 headquarters in Rock
vile.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1943-07-22
Community Chest
Group To Meet
Friday, July q
Permanent Officers To Be
Selected And A gency
Budgets Submitted

The first meeting of the Mont
gomery County Community Chest
will be held at 8 P. M. tomorrow
friday in the Liquor Control
Board room at Silver Spring. Ran
dolph G. Bishop is temporary
chairman.
AT this meeting the budgets Of
agencies which desire to partici-
pate in the Chest will be presented
by Fred L. Lutes chairman of the
budget committee. There will also
be the election of permanent
officers of the organization. Miss
Lavinia Engle is chairman of the
nominating committee.
All necessary steps for incorp-
grafton of the Chest in Maryland
have been completed.
Lacy Shaw, president of the
Board of Montgomery County
Commissioners this week received
letter from Ralph Blanchard,
executive director of the national
organization, Community Chests
and Councils, Inc, which said in
part:
"May we add our congratulations
to those which you have received.
1t seems to US that this is a very
forward-looking move which you
have made and we are sure that it
will mean a great deal to your
county. AS we view the situation
these are days when local COM
munities should do everything in
their power so to organize their
local affairs that they can go about
the job intelligently of studying
their local problems and doing
something about them. Not only
is this important to the total war
effort of the nation, but we believe
it will be even more important in
the postwar period Your county
has now joined the group Of local
communities which have announced
their determination 30 do every
thing in their power to solve their
local problems Such leadership in
local communities cannot help but
be reflected in the total national
picture during these difficult days.
eve hope that you and your
new organization will keep US
closely in touch with developments
and that you will let us know
wherever you think we can be of
assistance"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1943-07-22
| Might Be WrOng--BUT
NV p. e. STROMRERG-

absorbing topic. Now we're
pushing them into their European
fortress. Then it was justi-
fiably feared that the Japs
would successfully land on the
Australian continent. Today
the Japs' are gradually
being driven back although the
progress has been slow.
Truth of the matter is that
thus far we have reversed the
order of the wars progress
and have done it with losses
far under estimates. We have
gone long way toward con-
trolling the heavy losses from
submarines. Our African cam
paign was accomplished at
cost we'll below estimates. The
Sicilian conquest has progressed
at faster pace and with less
losses in men
Enemy Being and materiel
Pushed Back, than expected.
Back, Back! In the Pacific
we have taken
far less losses than calculated
and have made greater gains
than anticipated. So, all summed
up, the above gives real cause
for optimism. Even though we
have only started we have much
for which to be thankful. Gains
from all this is reflected on the
home front. Instead Of pro-
ducing to overcome losses by
submarines we are able to pile
up essential war goods. Plane
and tank production are reach
ing the high mark originally
set. Transportation is our one
big problem. The United States
is finally geared for war. On
fronts all over the world Uncle
Sam is being heard and felt.
The day of feverish preparation
is becoming yesterday. Trained
men with plenty of the worlds
best equipment is today's order.
Surrender of Hitler's European
Fortress and humiliation of
the Japanese war machine is
tomorrow's hope.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1943-07-22
Knights of Columbus
Elect Officers

Montgomery Council No. 1928,
Knights of Columbus, of Rockville,
has elected w. Clements Gloyd
grand knight to succeed Robert w.
Stout and has selected other offic-
ers as follows: L. Prescott Fisher,
deputy grand knight; Bryon d.
Mcbride, chancellor; John A. Jar
Doe, recorder; E. Claggett Jones,
treasurer; Paul Waters, warden; j.
Paul Burnett, lecturer; Charles A.
Gartner, advocate; John Twark,
financial secretary; Thomas Kes-
sler, inside guard; Arthur G. Hoyle
outside guard; Roy C. Hoyle, j.
Paul Brunette and Leland L. Fish
err, trustees. The installation will
take place in September.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1943-07-22
O'COnOr Names
Postwar Group
To Chart Plans
E. Brooke Lee Named A
Member Of State Com
mittee

With the organization meeting
set for the immediate future, OF
Maryland's new Commission or
Postwar Reconstruction and De
velopment Governor Herbert R
OiConor this week announced the
naming of members, consultants
and associate members.
Lit. Col. E. Brooke Lee of Sill
yer Spring, a member of the
Maryland National Capital Park
and Planning Commission has
been named as a member Of the
Postwar body.
All sections of the State and
various interests are represented
on the Maryland Commission, in
GLIDING the Legislature, finance,
State planning Group, women,
the younger generation and the
colored population.
With Mr.. Roy Barton White,
president Of the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad as Chairman, the
Governor named the full COM
mittee, consultants and associate
members this week.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1943-07-22
Wash. Grove Has
Varied Program
For Recreation
Proven Successful For
Two Years-Features For
All Age Groups

Washington Groves Recreation
Program, following the same gen.
eral procedure which was worked
out two years ago, has proven
most satisfactory. In the morn
ing there are games for the
smaller children, directed by Mr.
John Kady. The younger chill
dren also do some handicraft in
the morning under the direction
Of Miss Coralyn Dahlstrom. In
the afternoon the older children
are practicing up for the various
tournaments which will be held
later in the summer.
The first playoff will be within
the recreation center, then with
in the district, which in the case
Of Washington Grove, means
Rockville and Gaithersburg. The
winners then meet the best play
ers from the lower end of the
county.
Special features Of the week
will be the music folk dancing on
Monday and Saturday mornings,
softball game with Gathers
burg on Tuesday, the girls Jun
Tor Red Cross Surgical Dressing
class on Wednesday, and Nature
hike on Thursday.
In the line Of handicraft. sew
eral weeks ago the children made
and dressed dolls representing the
allied nations. At present they
are beginning to make marion
cites which they plan TO finish
and exhibit later on in the season.
The Auditorium is open Mon.
day, Wednesday, Friday and Sat
urday evenings at which time
adults are always welcomed. New
equipment has recently been &C
quired and it is hoped that the
adults will come out and practice
so that some tournaments can be
held later in the season.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1943-07-22
County War Meat
Committee Named

The Agricultural War Board has
named w. Lawson King, c. H. Rab-
bitt, T. Alexander Barnsiey, Doug
las B. Diamond, Mrs. Edwin d.
Fry, Mrs. James d. King, and DR..
v. L. Ellicott as the Montgomery
County War Meat Committee, to
manage the local meat situation.
Mr.. King a prominent dairyman,
represents the farmers, Mr.. Rab-
bitt the cattle dealers, Mr.. Barns
ley the livestock producers, Mr..
Diamond the OPA, Mrs. Fry repre-
sents the women leaders of the
county, Mrs. King, a former presi-
dent of the Farm Women's Market,
the home butchers, and DIR. Ellicott,
county health officer was appointed
in the interest Of the meat inspec-
ton.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1943-07-22
School Contracts
Awarded To Builders

F. K. Metzger, julius P. Stadler,
and Arthur B. Joseph the three
man committee authorized by the
Board of Education to pass on
school construction bids has award
ed the contract for construction of
three school buildings to L. J. KEEL
Ter and Sons. The firms bid of
$4,000 was the lowest submitted,
for the buildings at South -Four
Corners, Bradley School and West
brook.
The w. E. Mooney Company of
Washington was awarded the con-
tract for the North Four Corners
four room structure at $28,994.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1943-07-22
Burns Urges Farmers
To Buy Lime Now

Leonard C. Burns Of olney, vice.
president Of the State AAA, urges
the farmers to order super-phos-
pilates and lime products now and
store for fall application. Although
the supply is limited at present 10
100 tons per month, an increase is
anticipated.
Farmers with AAA farm plans
may buy under these contracts and
have the cost deducted from their
AAA benefit payments, according
TO Mr.. Burns.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1943-07-22
Sewing Group Formed
In Rockville

A Red Cross sewing group has
been formed among women of the
Rockville Baptist Church. 1t meets
every Wednesday morning and is
being directed by Mrs. w. Chris
Remey. Ten attended the meet
ing this week.
The quarterly fellowship supper
Of the Baptist Church will be held
Wednesday evening and will be fol-
lowed by a business meeting Of the
congregation. The pastor, the Rev.
Herbert o. Cooper, will preside at
the business session.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1943-07-22
Damascus Bank
Directors Named

The directors of the Bank of
Damascus have elected Bradley M.
Woodfield president in place Of
William r. DeLashmutt, deceased.
A prominent businessman Of Da-
mascus, Mr.. Woodfield has been a
director Of the bank since its estab-
lisnment and a vice-president for a
number Of years. Herbert s.
Hyatt, the banks assistant cashier,
has been made a director to fill
the vacancy by the death Of Mr..
DeLashmutt.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1943-07-22
''Fair Hill" Assigned
To Fry Cattle

Edwin D. Fry of Fair Hill Farm
near Laytonsville has been granted
the privilege of the exclusive use
of the name "Fair Hill" as a herd
name in registering his pure bred
Holstein-Fresian cattle, according
to an announcement by the Hol-
stein Freisian Association of
America. More than 800 prefixes
were reserved for breeders in 1912.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1943-07-22
Frederick County
Bans Sunday Funerals

Church and cemetery officials and
funeral directors in some parts Of
Frederick County have agreed to
discontinue Sunday funerals. Ac-
cording to the Brunswick Minister
ial Association the reasons are: A
Sunday funeral requires work and
interiors with church attendance.
Only in cases Of extreme emerg-
ency will exceptions to the new
rule be made.