davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1943-08-23
$40 Ny|on Hose Price
Listed Among Many
Black Market Deals

Although the District Office of
Price Administration is waging an
unrelenting war on black markets,
reports indicate illegal transactions
in wide variety of commodities.
One of the latest complaints in
wolves nylon hosiery, virtually un-
| obtainable on the open market. A
woman complained to OPA that a
store demanded SO pair for the
hose. but that she haggled the price
down to IS. Nominal cost for nylon
is not over 50.
John L. Laskey, OPA enforce
ment attorney, said this case was
being investigated, along with nu-
merous other complaints in other
fields.
Meat Price Control Fight.
Progress has been made in the
fight to control meat prices, Mr..
Laskey reported, under the system
of approaching customers imme-
dlately after they leave stores and
checking the value of meat pur-
chases on the spot Two investiga-
tors work together, carrying with
them a small scale. They weigh
the meat, check the quality and
purchase price and report violations,
if any, of OPA regulations.
The system works pretty WE'LL
Mr.. Laskey said, adding that only
repeated offenders need fear this
method of investigation for the diff
ference between deliberate cheating
and innocent mistakes is soon noted.
Warrants for the arrest of two
meat dealers accused of violating
ceiling-price regulations will be
sought today, Mr.. Laskey said. OPA
also has several cases prepared for
Evening star., 1943-08-23
Truinmen Demand Tax
Bosed on Ability to Puy'

By the Associated Press.
CLEVELAND, Ohio Aug. 23.-The
Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen,
in a legislative conference here,
adopted resolution yesterday
terming the present income tax
system n rich mans tax" and de-
manding levying OF taxes in pro
portion to ability to pay"
A. 2. Whitney. Brotherhood presi-
Evening star., 1943-08-23
Meals Token AIono

British racegoers now solve the
food problem by taking their own
pots OF bacon and eggs into res
taurants near tracks and inducing
cafe operators to cook for them.
Evening star., 1943-08-23
On Job At Years

Alfred Dawson, who has retired
as a Manchester England clerk,
was never absent because of sick
ness or injury for Al years.
Evening star., 1943-08-23
Scotch Wool
Sweater Twins

HuddIespuns, fashioned of
1000 shetIond wool and ore
they Worm and soft
Molze, lIloc, powder, oQuo,
navy, block cherry 81 to 40
PuIlover S3.95. Cordioon,
S4.95
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-02-10

obiskala v njegovem uradu v
State DEPARTMENT. in mu pred
lozila slovensko vprasanje, ka-
kor ga je pojasnil mas NarodniI
kongres v svojih resolucijah in
deputacija v syojem kratkem
vendar jasno zacrtanem memo
randumu. Kako dobro pozna tu-
di slovensko vprasanje je jasno
pokazal Hon. Sumner Welles tu-
di v svojem odgovoru ma po-
zdrav in ma memorandum depu-l
tacije. Vsaka beseda je pricala
poznanje nasega vprasanja, pa.
ne samo poznanje, temvec, kar
je veliko vazneje, tudi razume-
vanje njegove vaznosti "a ure-
ditev srednje in jugovzhodne
Europe.
zato smo pa naravno zelo OBJ
sojali tudi ameriski Slovenci
neosnovan napad po nasem anne
riskem casopisju ma mas State
Department, v katerem Sc je
ocitala nezmoznost in nesposob-
most. Sal vendar tako posrecno
in tako uspesno vodstvo kakor
yojne same, tako tudi politicnih
razvojev po celem svetu tako
jasno kaze, da je vodstvo nase
drzave V izredno posrecenih ro-
kah, da sede v State Depart
mentu mozje, XII so popolnoma
ma mestu, tako ma mestu, da bi
81 boljsih ne mogli zeleti.. Kar
Sc je kricalo kar po cell drzavi
ma predsednika in ma State De-
partment, kakor tudi ma vojni
department, zakaj ne odpro dru-
Se frOnte. La, kar cell SVet le
krical. Pa-kaj Sc je izkazalo
, -Triumf nase zunanje politike
in nasega vojaskega vodstva voj.
ske. Vsi ii kritiki so danes tho
} in morajo biti tho. Predsednik
Roosevelt in njegoy State De.
partment, MIN pa celia nasa
drzava triumfira.
IL vsega tega je "a mas anne
riske .drzavljane slovenskega ro
du jasno, da popolnona rnirnc
, lahko zaupamo tenn voditeljen
kakor svojo bodocnost v drzav
USA, tako pa tudi slovenske
vprasanje naroda donna.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-02-10

jen, tako nekako opoldne, so
rekli matt. Ia moi rojstni dan
sprejmam darila cd danes ma
pref.
Tole bi rekel, da je kakor
uganka. Zadnjic me je neko de-
kle vprasalo, &c vem, kdaj Sc
dekle fantu najbol zameri? Ia
krat, ko FAINT rece ia ,ona pa
ne!
Tia teden imajo besedo, V Gle
velandu Ribnicanje-ob priliki
slavnosti 30 letnice drustva
Ribnica, XII Sc vrsi prihodnje
nedeljo.
Drugi teden pa praznujejo
Lozanje.
Toliko VEN cd Lozanov, da
so ma Mali Babji Polici place
Wall srango in pa da je Frank
Koren V cerkvi polhe lovil-pa
da ina Andrej Krasovec stevil-
ko eno-drugo maj povedo pa
sami.
Joe POpra ic
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-02-10

pamo, da je dvojna nesreca "a
della ubogo ljudstyo v Jugosla-
VIII: zadela ga je okupacija po
barbarih, XII SO pretvorili vso
dezelo V dlovesko klavnico in
deloma ga je zadelo notranja O.
kupacija (okupacija v okupaci-
jiD po "partiEanih'', XII hote ali
nehote zenejo ubogo ljudstvo v
nacifasisticno klaynico
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-02-10
TezkO je z. neresnimi
ljudmi.

Tezko je imeti resnega O.
pravka z ljudmi, O katerih ne
YES mic gotovega, kaj so in kaJ
bodo jutri-ki menjajo svoje
stalisce in smernice z vreme-
nom.
Clevelandska Enakopravnost,
XII Sc >steje "a napreden-ne,
rrradikalen!- list, ina taksne
ljudi v svojem urednistvu. Ia
list :je ze veckrat demonstriral
svojo neresnost, ko Sc je motal
sem in tia in potem je OPTICAL
pod-klopjo in brez sramu Je
pojedel lastne besede, kadar nj
kuhal rilca, ker nj zmogel O.
pravieila, da bi drzalo. Imamo
izkusnje z MIN.
Ma primer takrat, ko je av-
gusta 1889 pocil ma dan famoz-
nj pakt. To je bilo izvijanja in
jamranja! "Ta pakt je ubil mi
lijon dus, XII so imele najvecje
upanje!" je takrat jamral ne
resni urednik Enakopravnosti
in sam je primal, da Sc je hudo
motil prejsnja leta glede svoje
stranke v tenn paktu D..
Ali je moza to zmodrilo, zres-
milo, spametovalo? Ne! Danes
je vsekakor pripravljen prekli-
cati takratno jamrenje in opra-
viciti isti pakt-dasi ga nikdar
ne opravici objektiVen zgodovi-
mar. Danes mu je nekdanje ja-
mranje pet krav "a gros, je pa
pripravljen - kakor je pokaza]
zadnje dni - podtakniti enako
paktiranje najvecjim demokra'
tom ma svetu, eeprav nj nobene-
ga paktiranja. Predsednik Roo
sevelt je odredil ze v novembru
takoj po okupaciji severne Afri'
Ike, preklic4vseh nacijskih zako,
nov ma tistem ozemlju in osvo.
boditev vseh protifasisticniE
jetnikov. Ali je bila ia odredbs
"paktiranje fasisti'? &c bi bi
urednik Enakopravnosti reser
in bolj strpen, bi pocakal, da sc
afriska zadeva razcisti, name,
sto da della a~neresne in predkon'
ceptirane sodbe. PRAY tako, &c
bi bill resen in bolj strpen, b
zaupal demokraticnim slam A
merike, namesto da je zbezlja
"a nekim "plazom" v, Jugosla
VIII.
Dale je bila velika neresnost
cd tega urednika zadnje pole,
tie, ko je zbezljal ma desnc
stran in sci prosit Petra svobo.
de in demokracije "a primorske
Slovence. Glede te neresnosti ir
neodpustljive ignorance O de.
mokracip Sc vedno kuha rilec-
in prav je, da ga kuha, kajtj
resnega izgovora nina. Maj pa
bo mani predrzen, kadar ocita
neko "prileznistvo' drugim-o.
MIN, XII MISC nikdar 'lezali v po.
stelji' kraljevskih prosjakov, s
katerimi vred Sc je d. lani gre
on -.
To zadostuje, da dokazemo
da so urednistvu Enakoprav,
nosti zelo neresni ljudje, S ka.
terimi je vsako nadalnje resno
polemiziranje .brez pomona. Ma
Igobezdajo, maj Sc izzivljajo ma
svoJl "krukasti" liniji, katera Sc
viJe cd Petra do Jozela in naro-
be.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-02-10

kin predlogov "a kapjtulacijc
stalingrada, ces, da je marsal
Paulus zamolcal ugodne pogoje,
XII so jih nudili Rusi.
Rusi porocajo cello O pretepih
med Nemci in Rumuni v ujet-
niskih taboriscih. V Rumuniii
pa vlada prava panika radi stra-
hovitih porazov ma ruski 'front.'.
Vlada je zacela pripravljati ma
crte "a evakuacijo mnogih in
dustrijskih NEST.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-02-10

rskmi in dugimi casnikarj in publics vred tudi mi
nasedli zunanjemu vdezu ker nso racunal Stalnoyo
preudarno dalekovdnostjo XII je pridobi tenn paxton
dvoe dragocenh let dodatno oborozev Rusije proh
prav tisteu napadu katerega je ub paktu prcakovaL
Zmotil smo pa zato ker nsmo komunist; &c hi BILL
ne b dvomili marvec sepo verovali. !
(Konec iutri) 1ls se-.r~
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-02-10
S X r A I

Ko so v Ribni-
ci ineli velikega
psa, XII je incl
tudi velik rep,
pravi eden: "Nu,
saj mu ga bo-
mo odsekali."
Drugi pra vi :
"Jezestana, k a.
ko ga bo bolaj-
lu ?" "Kaj ga DO
bolajlu, sal ga
ne bono vsega ma
enkrat o d Sekali
----enkrat en- ma
10, enkrat en- ma
To-"
*
Tistim, XII Sc
zanimate, kedaj
je moi rojstni
dan, povem, da
ma 49,. februar-
ia. ze pred vec
lett sem bill ro-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-02-10
"Partizanska"
nesreca

lPretekli teden je priobcila
"Prosveta" naslednja diva uvod-
nika, ma katera odgovarjamo
ma nasem uredniskem mestu.)
Porocila Jugoslovanskega in
formacijskega centra grozovi-
tostih, XII jih pocenjajo italijan-
ski fasisti in nemski nacisti v
Sloveniji, zadnje case bolj in
in bolj omenjajo "partizane."
Citatelji Prosvete so brez dvo-
ma to opazili in lahko razmis-
Iliaio tenn. Kdor nina pred
koncepcij, to Sc pravi, kdor nj
ze v naprej zakljueil, da so E.
dino "partizani" tisti, XII bodo
resili slovenski narod> in Jugo-
slavijo-ta 81 bo lahko naredil
pravilno sodbo tel sibi, XII da-
nes tepe naso stare domovino.
Porocila pripovedujejo dol
gi vrsti satanskih pokoljev ne
dolznih slovenskih kmetov in
kmetic, XII Sc skoro dosledno
dogajajo po ''partizanskih' ma
padih ma manjse skupine Itali-
janov ali Nemcev. Grobovi mu-
cenih in ubitih slovenskih zrteV
in pogorisca vasi sc mnoze pc
vsej Dolenjski, Notranjski in
Gorenjski. Vsak "partizanski''
napad provocira strahovite re-
presalije mad ubogimi vascani
Kdo maj ne sklepa IL tega, da v
mnogih in mnogih primerih nj
SO ii napadi nobeno smotrenc
bojevanje "a paraliziranje ir
izgon sovraznika, pac pa SO
slepo zzivanje, XII prinasa ubo
gemu prebivalstvu stokrat vet
skode' kot koristi? Ma ia nacir
ne bodo osvobodili nasega ljud
stva, temvec ga bodo pognali '
popolno unieenje.
Tu pa tam Sc "partizanski'
napad posreci, da osvobode u
jetnike ali uplenijo orozje, sire
1.-Two in zivez sovrazniku; tn pa
tam "partizani'' ubijejo skupi
no Italijanov ali Nemcev al
koksnega domacega spiona, k
ne zasluzi 'nobenega usmiljenjs
- ampak vsi tt uspehi so "a
brisani, uniceni z veliko vecjim
porazi ma drugi strani in
strasninii represalijami ~podivja
nih nacifasistov, XII nadaljujejc
ma neoborozene siromake in ma,
pram katerim "partizani' nina
jo zadostnega orozja, da hi jill
ustavili in odbili.
Pa ne samo to. Citamo v po
rocilih, da "partizani' pobijajc
tudi domace ljudi, XII Sc jim no
cejo pridruziti. TIE zrtve mords
MISC imele nobenih zvez z naci
fasisti, lie zivljenje so 81 hoteli O.
hraniti. Citamo Sc nekaj. V O.
kolici Krima so "partizani' or
ganizirali vaski soviet il diva
najstih vascanov, katerih imena
so pustili v zapisniku obcinsk
pisarni, ko so morali bezat
pred Italijani. Zadnji so nasli i.
mena, polovili vse "sovjetiste'
in jih ustrelili. Ali nj to zlocin.
sko pocetje Cd "partizanov"
kaksen pomen ina soviet MED
vojno in pod okupacijo?
Citamo sumnicenja, da je med
"partizani" mnogo fasistov ir
nacistov, XII nalasc uprizarjajc
vratelomne napade, samo da i
ma sovraznik potem povod "a
masakre nedolznih ljudi in po.
zige. IL mnogih vesti teh do
godkih bi sc to dalo sklepati
kot resnicno. To mas utrjuje v
veri, da vsaj "partizanskim''
voditeljem nj prav mic "a zivlje-
ME slovenskih siromakov-sa-
mo da dosezejo svoje namene.
Il vsega tega, kolikor smo do
danes izyedeli--in &c je lie po-
lovica tega resnica-lahko skle-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-02-10
Polozaj ma Balkanu

Konferenca v Casablanci,
Churchillov obisk V Tur6iji
in ma Cyprus ter "last not
least ruske image, odme-
vajo po vsem Balkanu in
silno vznemirjajo tamosnje
nemSke ZaVeznike.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-02-10

kupujte vojne Donde in vojnO-varce-
valne sznamke, da bo cimprej porazeno
osisce in vse, kar ono predstavlja!
PodprimO borbO Amerike "a demo-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-02-10
REV. K. ZAKRAJsEK:
Hon. Sumner WelIes

Zelo vazno v nasem State De-
partmentu je mesto drzavnega
podtajnika, skoraj prav malo
vaznejse, kakor je mesto tajni-
ka samega. Najvec najvaznejsih
zadev nase mednarodne in zuna-
ME politike gre skozi njegove
roke. On je, XII raziskuje "a dr.
zavno tajnistvo, in tako "a VIA
do, YES ogromni o b 81
zunanje politike, in vse posa-
meme svetovne dogodke, jih
procure in jih potem sestavlja
v celoto, katero potem S svojimi
opazkami predlaga drzavnemu
tajniku in vladi v koncno resi-
tev. Zato je njegovo mnenje v
marsikaki zadevi odlocujoce. Ia
ko smo videli pri zadnji pam
amerikanski konferenci v Bue-
nos Aires, da je predsednik Roo
sevelt MENU poveril nalogo, da
je Sci tia in imenu drzave
skusal doseci enotnost nastopa-
MIA proti drzavam osisca v tenn
svetovnem boju "a svobodo ma
rodov.
Zlasti je pa vazno mesto dr.
zavnega podtajnika danes v sve-
town. vojni. Nemogoce je, da bi
sam drzavni tajnik mogel sle-
diti vsem dogodkom, XII Sc vrse
z elektricno brzino po celem sve-
tn in spreminjajo svetovno 81
tuacijo ne samo IL dneva dan,
temvec kar liz ure v uro, da bi
jih sam moger rproueevati V vseh
njihovih fazah, odtenkih, ter jih
V pravilni luei predlagati pred
sedniku in vladi V pravi luci in
iz pravih vidikov. Sal je vendar
Washington danes glavno mesto
vsega sveta in je mas predsed.
mix nekak predsednik vseh "a
vezniskih narodov in draw. Tc
delo vodi drzavni podtajnik.
, To velevazno mesto je pa da,
mes v rokah moza, o katerem ie
znano, da je najboljsi diplo-
mat, kar jih inamo, MOI giobo
kega in ostrega pogleda pa hi
ire in modre sodbe. In ia moz il
> Hon. Sumner Welles.
Leta 1910 je prehodil vso Ev.
ropo in obiskal kot posebni od
poslanec Ipredsednika Roosevelt
ia VISA vaznejsa glavna mesta
:, Europe. Takrat sem bill Sc '
Sloveniji. Prav dobro Sc Sc spo
minjam, kako smo re takrat ;
strahom gledali V slovensko ma
rodno bodocnost, Xxi je postajals
IL dneva v dan bolj crna il
:; strasna. Pa je prisla vest, da
posilja predsednik Roosevelt
svojega odposlanca Hon. Sum
ner Wellesa V Evropo, da zan.
proucl evropske zamotane raz
mere, zato da DO skusal oh tri.
cetrt ma dvanajst prepreciti sve.
town. pozar, ako Sc bo dal. Ba
je je incl nalogo prepricati zla
sti Hitlerja in Muusolinija {
: strasni odgovornosti, XII 81 je
l nakopavata nase, ako bosta pah.
Mia cell svet strasno vojno, {
:. kateri je zelo verjetno, da Sc "a
nju ne DO koncala ugodno.
l eSlovensko casopisje v Ljub.
ljani Sc je siGoko razpisalo {
njegovem obisku Europe in po'
rocalo, kako je Hon. Sumner
, Welles naredil mogocne utise
povsodi, kjer je bill, S svojim
skrajno diplomaticnim nasto.
> pom. In spominjam Sc, kake
nam je odleglo, ker nam je v te-
strasni temi strahu zasijala zvez,
. da upanja, da Sc bo TEN obisku
J Sumner Wellesa Evropi predsed.
niku ,Rooseveltu posrecilo pre-
preciti svetovno vojno, XII bi zla-
sti slovenski narod strasno "a
della. Po cell Sloveniji Sc je ta-
krat govorilo samo 0 Summer
Wellesu.
To poznanje evropskih razmer
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-02-10
Won Papen DO sci p0roCat. Z
Berlin


Berlin
Stockholm, 2. februarja (Br-
zojavno porocilo NYT.) - Mem
Ski ambassador Franz Won Pa
pen DO V kratkem odsel V Mem
clio poroeat Hitlerju po1ozaju.
u
IL MadSaySke
London, 2. februarja. (NYT)
- Med Hitlerjevimi marijonet-
mimi zavezniki je hud odpor pro-
tt zahtevam "a nadomescanje
mostva, bodisi "a fronto, bodisi
"a delo v Nemciji. Madzari po-
skusa5o cello poklicati nazaj IL
rajha one delavce, XII so Sc tam.
4 AZ
IL Runaunije .
Rumuni groze, da ne bodo mo-
gil pridelati toliko psenice niti
petroleja, ako bi bill prisiljeni
odposlati Sc vec svojih Iudi v
vojsko. -. r<
Angleski radio poroca, da VIA
ola med. nemskimi in rumunski-
mi vojaskimi krogi najvecja ma
petost. Rumuni ocitajo Mem
Gem, lda jim MISC sporocali rus
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1943-04-29
William Ray

The funeral of William Ray, So,
who died at his home near Brooke
vile on Friday following an ill
ness of six months, took place
April 26, from the funeral home of
Roy w. Barber, Laytonsville. The
Rev. Conrad w. Jordan, pastor of
Mount Carmel Methodist Church,
Sunshine conducted the services
and burial was in the cemetery
adjoining the church.
Mr.. Ray was a lifeling resident
of Montgomery County and form
erly resident of Rockville. He is
survived by his wife, Mrs. Bessie
Ridgeley Ray; two daughters, Mrs.
Woodrow Bishop of Washington
and Ms. Louise Gibson of Rock
vile; three sons, John w. Ray,
Brookeville; Thomas Ray, United
States Navy and Herbert Ray,
United States Army; five sisters,
Mrs. William Ayton, Henrytown,
Md; Mrs. Marshall Monkey, Balti-
more; Mrs. Edward Dorsey, Bar
rett, Nd; Mrs. Dufin Kemp,
Woodstock, Nd, and Mrs. Paul
Stone, Baltimore and a brother,
Frank Ray, Washington Grove.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1943-04-29
George T. Kephart

Funeral services for George
Thomas Kephart, 81, of 100 East
Hamilton Street, Silver Spring who
died of pneumonia at Garfield Hos
pital were held Saturday, April II.
Burial was in Forest Oak Gene
terry, Gaithersburg.
Born near Gaithersburg, Mr..
Kephart spent the early part of his
life there graduating from the
Gaithersburg High School. He had
been a resident of Silver Spring
for six years and was an employee
of the Navy Yard.
Surviving are his widow, Mrs.
Thelma Kephart; a daughter,
Gloria Jean; two sisters, Mrs. Irv.
ing T. Fulks of Gaithersburg and
Miss Eleanor Kephart of Wash
ington; three brothers, Denny w.
Kephart of Silver Spring, Vernon
R. and Fenton ]. Kephart of
Gaithersburg.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1943-04-29
BROOKEVILLE

Mrs. o. W. Olson left on We'd
nesday for visit with friends and
relatives in New Jersey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tyson Downs have
received word from Corp. Stanley
Downs of his safe arrival over
eeas, and That he likes it very
ach.
Mrs. Willard Harvey returned
Z home on Tuesday from a visit of
several days with her mother in
Jefferson, North Carolina.
Miss Elizabeth Riggs is visiting
her sister, Mrs. Tom Ridgeley for
few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Musgrove
had as their guests for the Easter
holidays, their daughter, Mrs.
Alton Jones and her son, Bernie,
also Mrs. Silliman of Alexandria.
Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Foster Hett, Foster
Jr., Mrs. holland Brown and Joyce
Ann were guests on Sunday of
Mrs. Fred Duval.
Mr.. Ernest Parsley and Mrs.
Irwin Parsley went to Fort jackson
South Carolina to spend Easter
with Pvt. Irwin Parsley.
1t. and Mrs. Henry T. Clark Jr.
came from Camp Lee, Va, to spend
the holidays with his parents.
Other guests of the Clark's on
Easter Sunday were Mr.. and Mrs.
w. W. Griffith and daughter, Doro-
thy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Brown had
as their guests on Sunday, his
mother, Mrs. Melinda Brown, and
mis- sisters, Miss Bertha Brown and
Miss Martha Brown.
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honor of Miss Virginia Bush, of
Alta Vista at the home of Mrs.
Ernest Lipford on Park Avenue.
Miss Plummer's guests will re-
main overnight.
Mrs. Russell Gloyd entertained
on Monday afternoon with a chill
dren's party in honor of her daugh-
ter, Sylvia's seventh birthday. In
cluded among the guests were
Phyllis Hershey, Sandra Norson,
Jimmie Stang, Judy Stang, Rosalie
Sanderson, Sonny Sanderson,
Kathleen Larcombe, Jackie Lar
combe, Rose Marie Gloyd, Estelle
Gloyd, Alice Emmett, Irene EN-
NETT, Ann Marie Emmett, and Con-
chits Yok.
Mrs. Joseph Convey will entertain
members of the Wesleyan Guild
Grace Methodist Church at the
home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Geo. Cronise, tomorrow evening
friday at 8 o'clock, with Mrs
Clifford Nicholson of Shady Grove
as assistant hostess.
Orders for the Bake and Rum
mage Sale to be held under the
auspices of the Beulah Class, Ep-
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On Easter afternoon children's
party was given by Peter and Sally
Scheidt at their home.
Mrs. Richard w. Janney had the
following friends 10 a luncheon and
bridge on Wednesday, Mrs. Edward
Snowden, Mrs. Albert Wilson,
Mrs. Herbert H. Adams, Mrs. AL
bert Stabler, Jr., Mrs. Calender
Winslow, Mrs. Walter Wilson and
Mrs. Frank Wilson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Douglas Whitlock
spent several days in New York
City during the Easter week.
Among the young people home
over the weekend were Miss Helen
Gray Miller, Miss Cornelia H.
Thomas, Miss Patricia Metzger,
who had with her two class mates
from Mary Washington College,
Miss Grace Harmon and Marjorie
Preissner.
Miss Patricia Beebe has recently
been chosen to ride at the Annual
All-State Horse Show to be held in
! Columbia. Miss Beebe is Fresh
man at Stevens College.
Miss Virginia Beavers, daughter
of Captain and Mrs. Harrison
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The Farm Bureau Discussion
Group was entertained by Mr.. Will
liam Pyles on Tuesday evening.
The old officers were reelected,
chairman Mrs. William Budd, Sec
rotary, Mrs. Sprigg Hays, discus
sion leader, Mr.. Leland Clark.
Mrs. Clyde Trump has returned
from recent weeks visit in Wash
ington.
Lieut.. Hespie Foster has been
home on leave and while here gave
a very interesting talk to the
members of the Victory Corps at
p. H. S.
Mrs. Gordon Warfeld, formerly
Miss Maxine White, spent Easter
in Providence, R. l., with iner hus-
band, who is stationed there.
Quite a few of our service men
got home for Easter vacation, G. R.
Gray, Jr., and friend Glen Han
: ley of cambridge, Nd, Mason
Gray III from Atlantic City and
Mansfield Daniel from Silver
Spring.
All our teachers are back at
work after a few days vacation,
Miss Dryden went to Norfolk, Mrs.
Laurence Jones to Richmond, Mr..
and Mrs. Wilson to Baltimore, Mr..
Arthur Elgin to Mt. Savage, Nd.
Mrs. Roy Moore and son, Johnny
are visiting relatives in Kentucky
Mrs. Fan Williams was hostess
to an Evening Bridge Club on Mon
day, when covers were laid for 16
guests. Scores were made by Miss
Betty Edmonston and Mrs. Jack
Allnutt.
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Lewis enter
tanned at buffet supper for Z on
( Friday for Charles Manhart, who
is on leave after a lengthy sub
4 marine duty.
Miss Ann Lee Upton spent her
vacation at home.
= Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Luhn spent
several days last week with Mr.
and Mrs. William Roberts.
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worth Methodist Church here, on
May 10, may be given to Mrs.
Jerry Barber at the Center Market
as late as Thursday before the an
nounced date.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bowie Allnutt
spent the Easter holidays with the
latter's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Dorsey Plummer, on Diamond
Avenue.
Members of the Gaithersburg
School Faculty who enjoyed visits
elsewhere during the Easter holt
days Were Mrs. Frances Nordwall
Lewis who joined her husband,
Lieut.. (j.g.) Lewis in Boston,
Mass. Miss Emily Wilson and Miss
Mary Virginia Boland who were
with their parents at Rawlings and
Oakland, Miss Martha Bailey, with
ner parents in Orange, Va, and
Mrs. George Darby, Jr., who was
at her parental home in North
East, Nd.
Mrs. ]. Forest Walker this town
and Mrs. William Becker of Wash
ington Grove attended the annual
luncheon meeting of the Montgom-
cry County tuberculosis Associa-
ton held in the Hungerford Tav-
ern, Rockville, Nd, on Tuesday
of last week.
Easter holiday guests at the
home of the Rev. and Mrs. James