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RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-08-19
Swim Pretplatnicima Radnicke BOrbe.

Preko tr decenije kako BORBA Ju-
Federace S. L. nepredo s Maksistcku svet
lost medu ugoslavenskm radnicima cello
la kako da zaednc oslobode naamnog
ropsva druven poredak kome &c svi
RADNcKA BORBA pridrzava lozinke, da
osobodene radncke kase eo samh rad
nika Otuda ne nkad vojo stor tra kolaboracju
eementima ko nemau c unistene ropstva Ona
e cello to nemlosrdno sbaa danas ba) akozva
radnck pokee ko saradnu burzoaskm emen
ma Jer kasna saradna slobod
vecio ropstvu Ona dosedno kas
borbu kroz klasnu
organizacje radncka kasa
kaptaistiekom besni u ginu k6eri
radneke kas e raaran dusvenog bogasva Radncka dca
came venu zbog mankavos hrane Rode udi
opisive nuke. Feker v poit6ari
stran metezu opso zbrci pomova medu ugoavenkm
radncma ovoj zem RADNICKA BORBA jedna novina koa
sr vetlost njom obasava amu Ona radnma
radncama uc in kako da oslobode sh muka
primoran peti dok Sc kaptaizam
Vi ste edini koji o tn pomot mozee pruz pedstava
vase klasne interese.
Da bi osgurao opstanak BORBI
la stanu poduti vojom misijom msom prosvecvanu
organzovanju jgoslavenskh godne prireduu
prlog Buduei njen pretpanc neee b
prisusvovai ovogodnjoj Konvenc
priozi svoje prloge otuda pozvaju svoj pge
dole potpisanog nacin nn opstanak
odgovore svojim
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-08-19
Sa piknika.
New York, N. Y

New York, N. Y.
Ma 8. augusta Ogranci New
York Hoboken odrzali SUI svoj
drugi piknik owe sezone. Imaju-
ci u vidu sadasnje okolnosti, mo-
zemo reci da je posjeta bila pri-
licna. Svakako da ostali nasi O.
granci pate Cd smetnja koje nam
nanose ratne restrikcije, ali nasi
Ogranci New York Hoboken pa
te najvise zbog toga sto Sc nalaze
u okrugu gde SUI restrikcije maj
teze. Sto Sc tice automobilskog
podvoza, ne mozemo sc nj maknu-
ii sa ikakvom sigurnoscu; JAMIE
tine jedva iii nikako da dobije-
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-08-19
Sa Diknika.
Chicago, I'll.

vi q Ia.
Ma /. augusta Ogranak Chica-
sc odrzao je svoi piknik koii je
bio prilicno uspesan.
Dan je bio jedinstVen. Tamh J.
raski zhor "sar Planina" zabav-
LAO ie goste sa svojom pesmom i
svirkom.
Nasi vredni drrgoyi il Bell
wooda, neumorno su nam poma-
gall u radu Geo dan, drug Rekic
koji je servirao goste sa rashla-
daiucim picem te uveGe odvezo
sve stvari ku6i ma troku druga
Grbca, koii je morao otici ma po-
sac.
Drugarica Anka Guile poklonila
ie vrlo dobru strudlu, tako dob
ru da bi prijala "bolesnom ku-
mu." l drug Tcdor Mijanovic po-
klonio je Cos ma proslom pikniku
"a ovaD $500.
Cist prihod, usled velike skupo-
&c iznosi oko $4,000.
Neka svi koji su doprineli bilo
ma koji nacin, prime drugarsku
hvalu.
l. p dnrisnik
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-08-19

Privode Sc kraju ovogodisnji
nasi piknici, a NINA privodi Sc
kraju konvencijska kampanja. JOS
samo par sedmica do nase kon-
vencije. Svi smo radozeljni znati
kakve &c nasa ovogodisnja kon-
vencija poluciti rezultate. l ako
unapred ne znamo pozitivne deta-
lie, ali sudeci po opstem radu ma
sih Ogranaka i clanova, te uz o.
danu kooperaciju nasih simpati-
Cara, opravdanim razlogom me-
zemo ocekivati dobre rezultate.
u vezi sa nasom dolazecom kon-
yencijom, jedna nam stvar zada-
je malo brige: poseta sa strane.
Prosle nase konvencije, osobito
zadniih nekoliko nasih konvenci-
ia, poseta ,sa strane bivala je sva-
Ike godine VEGA j VEGA, dok smo
owe godine neizvesnosti usled
rada transportacije. Mnogi cd
nasih redovnih konvencijskih po-
setioca, izgleda owe godine neee
moci posetiti nasu konvenciJu IL
gore navedena diva razloga.
Da Ii &c nasi clanovi i slmpa-
tieari - redovni konvencijski po-
setioci - naci nekog nacina i
sredstava, da dodju ma konvencl-
ju. ne znamo, ali znamo da zee o.
nj nastojati swim svojim silama
da dodju ma konvenciju. U to smo
mi sigurni i, prema tome. mi smo
naklon ieni verovati, da &c mnogi
cd njih IL tome uspeti. Ia njih
(redovne konvencijske posetioce)
bio bi prilican udarac, ako zaista
budu morali sedeti kod svojih ku-
ca "a vreme konvencije. S njiho-
vim otsustvom osetice nasa do
lazeca konvencija.
U poeetku owe rubrike rekosmo
da Sc nasi ovogodisnii piknici
privode kraju, jer zajednicki go
disnji piknik Ogranaka Akron, Gle
veland, Steubenville Youngstown,
edrzan u nedelju Is. augusta, IL
gleda da su owl OgraEci sa ovim
svojim zajednickim piknikom, pri-
veil kraju ovogodisnje piknike.
Niihov zajednicki piknik, bio pos
<lednii iii ne owe sezone, pravon
Sc moze kazati da bese jedan cd
nairspesnijih piknika. Vreme ie
bilo kako Sc samo moglo pozelje-
ii, a i poseta, ma da s'u mnogi
clanovi simpaticari radili iii os-
kudevali u prevoznim sredstvima,
bese zadovoljavajuca.
Priliean broj drugova druga-
rica dosao je IL Steubenville-a,
Youngstowna. Clevelanda, Sale
ma, O., te IL Farrella, Pa, pa cak
hilo je gostiju IL Pittsburgh,
Pa. Takodjer je bio dobar broJ
r1laoezi = vecinom kceri i sinovi
nash clanova simpatieara,
koie ie zabavliao Emery Grecni sa
svoiom druzinom. Stariji su Sc "a
havliali sa mladom peeenom jag
nietinom, hladnim picem dru-
garskim razgovorom.
Kasno uvece odrzan je kratak
pozdravni govor, u kome je, ra-
zune Sc, ukratko, dodirnuto tako-
zyano iugoslavensko pitanje, III
bolie reel, svadja jugoslavenske
burzoaziie njenih agenata, oko
pliaGkania i uenjetavanja Jugo-
slavenskog radnog naroda. Bese
re6eno cinienicama dokazano,
da takozvano iugoslayensko plta-
ME niie radnicko pitanje, nego
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-08-19
D.iavolsLo. Citirar.je
Billie

(Nastavak sa l. strane.)
sa nasim raskrinkavanjem svih
onih koji, bilo pod kojim imenom.
zavode radnicku klasu te s time
udaliuiu dan radni6kog oslobodie-
MIA.
Ali jedno moramo priznati Pro
Ietarcu: on ina wise kurazi cd o.
gromnog della jugoslavenske stam-
pc u America!
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-08-19
StTaFuie Pred Opasnos-
Gu Revoluciie
(Nastavak sa 1. strane.)

(Nastavak So /. strane.)
koj klasi da prcduzi svoju vlada-
vinu izrabljivanja i tiranije mad
radnickom klasom - manjkavos.
odgovarajueih politickih eko-
nomskih oreanizacija radnieke
klase. To je velika manjkavost,
to je odlu5ujuGa manikavost, ali
to nije manjkavost koja Sc ne mo-
re odstraniti, to ma prilicno br-
Zu ruku.
Radnicka klasa ina potencio-
nalnu moe da unisti kapitalizam
kada kod to ona hote. Ali poten-
cionalna moe mora da sc pretvorl
u stvarnu moe, da bude moe a ne
samo potencionalnost. To zahte-
va, ma prvom mestu, nuzan mini
mum klasne svesti koja uci da je
danasnje kapitalisticko drustvo
podeljeno ma dive suprotne me-
pomirljive klase medju kojima Sc
vodi klasna borba koja Sc mora
zavrsiti, ako ljudski rod zeli da
ide stazom progresa, sa obaranjem
kapitalistickog poretka njegovih
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-08-19
Kroz Partiju i Federaciju.

cisto burzoasko, otuda nije in
teresu jugoslavenskih radnika i
siromasnih seljaka da sc zalazu
za to burzoasko pitanje. Njihov
je zadatak da sc oslobode burzo-
aske drzave burzoaskog poretka,
pa da stvore svoj poredak, ko-
me &c oni, a ne burzoazija sa svo-
Jim agentima, da vode brigu o
svojoj sudbini da udese svoje
unutrasnje stvari, kako njihovi
interest nalazu.
Govor bese sa prilicno intere-
sovanja saslusan. Zatim sc presto
ma kclekciju, cd koje je doslo
$115.OO.
Buduci da nisu jos zakljueeni
racuni cd ovog piknika, ali prema
obavestenju, izgleda da nece mno-
go faliti cd $50O.O0 cistog priho-
da.
lNase apelno pismo nasim pref
platnicima, da salju dobrovoljne
priloge "a konvencijski fond, ma
ilazi ma povoljan odziv. Tako smo
mi i ocekivali. U ovoi nasoj ops
toj kampanji ne bi trebao niiedan
mas simraticar, a da ne posalje
svoj konvencijski prilog, ii. oni
kojima nece biti moguce da dodiu
licno ma k o venci II ma
konvenciji pr i o Z svoje pri-
loge. Zato i ovom prilikom pc
novo upucujemo drugarski apel
ma sve nase pretplatnike. da sa-
lju svoie konvencijske p-;losc "a
RADNIcKU BORBU
Rad revolucionara nije lax po-
sac. Cd MEGA Sc trazi ne samo
materijalno pozrtvovanje radi jz-
drzavanja svoje stampe organi-
zacije, nego Sc cd MEGA trazi mno-
go wise, cd MEGA Sc trazi napo-
ran i, "a obicnog coveka, neizdrz-
ljiv rad. On treba da posecuie re-
dovno clanske sednice, ne radi
puke clanarine, nego radi plans
kog rada; cd MEGA Sc trazi da
posecuje skole, da studira, tako
da bi valjano mogao vrsiti agita-
ciju prosvetu media drugim
radnicima; cd MEGA sc trazi da
posecuje skupstine sve druge a.
fere organizacije; da kupi pref
plate ma svoju stampu, da proda-
ie literature, da deli letake i da
vrsi licnu agitaciiu. Ukratko, od
NIGGA sc trail da svaki minut svo-
ga slobodnog vremena posvetl
svojoj organizaciji.
Ma koliko niegov posao bio ma
poran, on ga obavljava odusev-
lleniem, jer on zna da bez tax
vog rada nasa ideja neGe mo$i
zahvatiti radne mase, a bez ma
sa - radnih masa - naSa ideia
nece moci biti ostvarena. Znaiu-
ci sve to, revolucionar ne zna sto
ie umor, ne zna sto je malaksa-
lost; on INA sano iedno: da ne
prekidnim neumornim radon.
ra kraiu krajeva, nasa oslohodl-
laska ideia mora Zahvatiti nuzan
broi radnicke klase, da zbrisu $
lica zemlje postojeti razorni po~
redak uspostave nov poredak,
koji &c garantovati mir. slobodu
izobilie "a sve korisne clanove
drustya. A sve ovo znaei, da sc -
KAPITALIZAM MORA
RAZORITI!
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Piknik u Chicago, iii.


sonsn
of
Eorse b dane
Of our Patypr
mile thn signs to picnic grounds
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-08-19
Sa zajedni6kog piknika

E. Chicago, Ind.
Ogranak E. Chicago Bugarska
Grupa istog resta odrzali su svoj
,drugi piknik ma 25. julia. Dan ie
bio pogodan; prisutni su Sc vese-
iii sve do kasno noe.
Pozdravni govor odrzao je drug
Draganoff IL Chicago.
'Cist prihod sa ovog piknika IL
nosi $44.56.
Ogranak i Grupa zahvaljuju Sc
svima koji su nam pomogli u ma
Sem radu.
B. G., dopisnik.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-08-19
II zIVOTA FEDERACIJE.
Piknik u BellwOOd. iii.

edeIu r. avg osanak Be~o pHsde re owe zone n Forest Preserve
wood ILL., Be mad pese ene dg0ga o
uzmhe Sc o
Mannheim
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Indoor" piknik II Steubenville. O..

Qgrak S. l.
a We wdugovo bigu
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Piknik u Lackawanna, n. Y.

ezt pknH
Y
abavnni
konveci Fderaie
brgu =
10
m za minu
Pixnk u Chicago ILL.,
"a the
w drugov vodi brgu
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ProM.uite "R. B."

ProSlruite "R. B."
sR AID NICK A 20 r 3 AZ
Jedini radnicki revolueionarni
list America ma jugoslaven-
skom jeziku.
'R A D NICK A BOR B A"
pioner je napretka kulture me-
diu radnim narodom!
''R A d NICE A BO II B A"
branitelj je i zastupnik vasih in
teresa!
'R A NICK A B o r RB A"
pobornik je medjunarodne soli-
darnosti j socijalizma!
'R A d NICKA BOR B A"
vase je glasilo!
'RA DNICKA RBA"
izraz je vase snage jakosti!
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-08-19
Sa drugarskOg sa-
stanka.

E. Chicago, Ind.
u subotu "a. julia priredjen be-
Sc drugarski sastanak u stanu
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1943-01-14
Bunger : Haley

The Epworth Methodist Church,
Gaithersburg, was the scene of a
wedding, charming in its SIM
plicity on Friday evening, Deem
Der %, when Miss Nancy Bottom
ley Haley and Mr.. Robert Louis
Bunger, both of Richmond, Vir-
ginia, were united in marriage by
the brides father, the Rev. James
H. Haley, before an altar banked
with palms, white chyrsanthemums
and lighted tapers. The beautiful
and impressive ring ceremony was
used.
The bride, who was given in
marriage by her brother, the Rev.
Carl W. Haley, of Hampton, Vir-
ginia, was attired in a sheer wool
dress of brides blue with dubon-
net accessories, and a corsage of
orchids.
Mrs. Haley, the mother Of the
bride, was attired in plum silk
with matching accessories and a
corsage Of gardenias.
The bride is the daughter of
the Rev. and Mrs. j. H. Haley of
Gaithersburg. She received her
education in the Covington, Va,
High School and Covington Bust
ness College, ans is employed at
the Army Air Base in Richmond.
Mr.. Bunger is the son of the
late Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Bunger
Of Baltimore. He attended school
in Baltimore and the Richmond
Business College. He is now
office manager for a heating con-
tractor in Richmond.
A buffet supper for the imme-
date families and out-of-town
guests followed the ceremony
after which the bride and groom
left for a wedding trip to New
York.
They will make their home in
Richmond, Va.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1943-01-14
MONTGOMERY SIDELIGHTS
BIZ ELSIE WHITE HAINEs

plenty of it-gas heaters in all
the rooms, as yet it has only been
down to 9 above zero. Christmas
was dull and foggy.
But back to the Silver Moon
Orville had the partitions up when
| got back, we now have three
rooms finished-the observation
end is the bath room, then comes
our bedroom with a big window
on each side, then the living room
which has three large windows on
each side. One end is mine and the
other is Orville's and do not
know which looks best.
His has vertical gun case with
5 big rifles and a shot gun, his
snow shoes are crossed on the sill,
his two decoy ducks sit on shelf
looking wise. Down the sides of the
gun case are shelves for tobacco,
shells, etc. Between each shelf are
revolvers and pistols. He made hol-
sters of his tanned deerskins.
A whole deer skin is tackled to
the wall and his swords are cross
ed on it, his hunting knife is at
the top and dagger at the bot
tom, both in fringed sheathes in
lighter skins. You would have to
see it to believe it could be so
attractice. His desk is under all
this splendor There is a couch
under the windows where l love to
sit or lie and look out.
My end of the car is very lady
like, seven foot shelf, desk height
with closets each side and under
meath for sewing equipment, maya
ines etc. On each side of desk are
shelves to the same height as on
his side of the house. Mine holds
pictures, vases, books. The -Four
Corners Homemaker's Club sent
me such a lovely Catalina pottery
vase"
We wish we had the space to
tell you of the color scheme Mrs
Scoville has worked out for her
rooms-and about her dining room
and the kitchen with its curtains
of red checked Bingham, her sink
and cupboards. But those of you
who know her can imagine how at.
tractive it all is. She has found q
Home Demonstration Club there
too, and hopes TO attend some time
Write her-she says it is such fur
when Mr.. Scoville comes home
with the mail, and she finds she
has letters or a package. Her adj
dress is Mrs. Orville Scoville, Boz
III, Gardner, Kansas.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1943-01-14
Ice Box Entrees

There is something about an ice
box entree that suggests time and
careful preparation, yet a frozen
entree is one of the simplest things
to prepare. And in spite of their
expensive appearance, they can be
most reasonably made, using up
left overs from any meal of the
day. Here is one that is worth
trying as it is bound to please.
STUFFED EGGS IN TOMATO
JELLY
eggs, hard cooked
tablespoons mayonnaise
" teaspoon salt
" teaspoon pepper
Paprika
cups tomatoes
Cut hard cooked eggs in halves.
Mash yolks with mayonnaise salt,
pepper and paprika and refill the
whites.
/ teaspoon grated onion
" teaspoon salt
Is teaspoon paprika
2 teaspoons sugar
4 teaspoons gelatine
u cup cold water
Soak gelctine in cold water. Cook
tomatoes with onion, salt, sugar
and paprika and put through
strainer. Dis olive the gelatire i
the hot liquid them cool. Fill moit
with layers Of stuffed eggs anL
tomato Jelly, letting each layei
harden hefor- adding The next one
Chi'l IN ice box until fsm. Serv
on ha t. OF lettuce.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1943-01-14
All Club News

The Laytonsville Junior All
Girls met Saturday at the home
of Lois Fraley in Claysville with
8 members present. Miss Turner
gave them a lesson in patching
and weaving. Both Mrs. Guy
Stephenson and Mrs. Lawrence
Best, local leaders, were present.
A valentine party is planned for
the February meeting at the home
of Mrs. Best.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1943-01-14
Perry Watkins

A marriage of interest in the
community was that of Miss Lii
liam Watkins, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur Watkins of Cedar
Grove and Seaman James Perry,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry C.
Perry, CT Gaithersburg.
The wedding took place Tuesday
evening, December goth, in Da-
mascus, with the Rev. Jacob
Snyder pastor of the Salem Metho-
dist Church officiating. Following
a short wedding trip, a reception
for members of the two families
was given Friday evening at the
home of Mrs. Perry's parents in
Cedar Grove. where she will make
her home while Seaman Perry is on
active duty with the Navy.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1943-01-14

The story behind the removal OF
the Orville Scovilles from -Four
Corners to the state of Kansas
sounds like a fairy story, and Mrs.
Scoville's description of their home
in a pullman coach rivals the best
fiction.
You will recall Mrs. Scoville, as
the very attractive president of the
Homemaker's Council several years
ago. Can you imagine her living
fifteen minutes from the nearest
neighbor-setting her own hair
talking of going deer hunting in
Colorado-and loving it
1t all started when some oil stock
long thought worthless started
paying, and the boys went out in
June to prospect a little, found
no place to live, so bought the
coach and hauled it to the lease.
They have 500 acres, according to
Mrs. Scoville, with wells in pro-
duction, and some others that need
cleaning out when the weather gets
warm enough.
They have five big tanks-Mrs.
Scoville wishes we had some of it
to burn. 1t is called black diamonds
and it is used unrefined with
other oils, and it is marketed right
there.
She writes, "It is all so interest
ing-Orville loves it here and ]
am surprised when l realize that
do too. 1t took me two months to
make up my mind that l could bear
it. / came out with him in August
and stayed only three days-was
SO afraid that Roger would not be
able to go back right away so that
could get back home. hated the
whole place and all of it-said I'd
never come here to live, but here
l am. 1t seems that something
good must come of tit is such
an unexpected happening in oui
lives.
The mud is vile, it sticks or
everything and builds up on car
chains until they have no traction
and then you are stuck-and
mean stuck! But it is the land o1
plenty-eggs 26 cents a Dozen
whipping cream 40 cents a quart
reminds me of so much of the
way we lived at home in Nova
Scotia. The people are so genuine
We are sugar curing some hams
and shoulders, and a duck hubby
shot is hanging to prime. He
saw a wolf last week, did not
l was too slow. But l hear coyotes
bowling often"
But we want to let Mrs. SEQ.
vile tell about their home so she
continues "the coach was being us.
ed as a Dine and Dance when the
boys bought it, and is named
now hold your hat-'The Silver
Moon! 1t is 70 feet long and il
painted aluminium all over. VIZ
have our own gas from the wells
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1943-01-14

elsie, it has been just grand
knowing you and all the folks in
Montgomery County, and we do
feel badly about leaving. We are
leaving Wednesday morning. Ruby
is going with us, of course, and
Josephine Keys is going also for
a short visit.
GAS you know we have been with
you four years, and even though
we are not around, hope you win
think of us once in a while. Mr..
and Mrs. w. R. Huston are taking
over the Inn. We feel sure they
will carry on as we did, so be
very kind to them.
"Mitzi is going into the Vultee
Airplane Corp. Our love and
thanks to all our good friends in
the county. Keep our subscrip-
ton alive pending change of ad-
dress.
DAVE AND MITZI WALSH,
1903 Fatherland Street,
e. Nashville, Tenn"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1943-01-14
Engagement Announced

The engagement of Miss Gloria
Elizameth Metzger, to Aviation
Cadet Sheridan Smith, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Earl J. Smith of Wash
ington has been announced by her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Francis
Kiusey Metzger, of Ashton.
Miss Metzger is a senior at the
women's college of the University
of North Carolina. She is a men,
Der of the Dikean Society and
president of the Art Club of the
college.
Cadet Smith is a graduate of
Franklin and Marshall Academy
and attended Ransslaer Polytechnic
Institute. He is a member of Theta
ri Fraternity. No date has been
set for the wedding.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1943-01-14

The Jamestown Club at a meet
ing on Saturday, decided to com
bine the club and the Red Cross
sewing group, and to have the
pledge of allegiance to the flag
at every meeting. They met at
the home of Mrs. William CASA
way with Mrs. Upton Nourse in
charge of the program. Mrs. Raj
eigh Chinn reviewed several books,
"See Here, Private Hargrove,
"Our Hearts Were Young and Gay
by Cornelia Otis Skinner and "How
To Cook A Wolf" Mrs. Paul Mer-
rill gave a report on the Crescent
Carnival and the Rev. William
Everhart sang several solos.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1943-01-14

In 1918, eight months before his
surrender, Gen. Ludendorff all but
blew the Allied army out of
France; consequently, it will be
wise to expect a German offensive
in the Spring of 1913.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1943-01-14
A Letter From
The Washes

Editors Note-Before leaving
for Tennessee, Mr.. and Mrs.
Walsh of All States Inn, wrote
us this letter, which we received
too late to use last week.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1943-01-14

Agnes Wiseman; the same day the
Rockville Club will be entertained
by Mrs. Carlton Savage.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1943-01-14

The Laytonsville Homemaker
Club was well attended on Jan. 6.
Mrs. Cora Howard was hostess.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1943-01-14
WOMEN'S CLUB
CHATTER

The January meeting of the
Jacksonville Woman's club was
held at the home of Mrs. Upton
D. Nourse. The program had been
planned around Development of
Transportation the ban on
pleasuring driving in effect, only
those in immediate neighborhood
were present and the program was
changed. Mrs. Lawrence Allnutt
gave current events; Miss Nan ALL
mutt contributed a reading; Mrs.
Joseph Darby contributed bit of
humor; the hostess read excerpts
from small volumn compiled by
Miss Eleanor Darby of the barnes
town Club from memories of long
ago as recalled by Mrs. Charles
Nourse. The club does Red Cross
sewing under the direction of Mrs.
Henry Allnutt, Public Welfare
Chairman.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1943-01-14

This group is busy trying to get a
canteen course established. Mrs.
Ezra Troth Of the Red Cross was
guest speaker and told of the ten
tative plans for the canteen course.
After the lesson on darning a sur
prise shower was given Mrs. P. T.
Fitzhugh, one of the club members.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1943-01-14

Today, Thursday, the P-B-D
Club meets at the public school in
Dickerson; Monday the Burtons-
vile Club will meet with Mrs
Chester Graham; Tuesday Mrs.
Ray Temple will be hostess to the
Four Corners Club; on Wednesday
the Wheaton Club meets with Mrs.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1943-01-14

The Montgomery Lay Health
Council was the subject of a talk
by DR.. v. L. Elliott, county health
officer, before the Silver Spring
Woman's Club last week. A brief
history of old glass and china was
given by Mrs. James Daley, who
has collection.