Evening star., 1944-01-10
Property Tax LIST
In One Montgomery
District Prepared
New Glass in Typine
To Begin Wednesday
At Blair School
Special Dispatc to The Star.

ROCKVILLE, Md, Jan. 10.-Ex-
cept for a few adjustments, reas-
sessment of all real and personal
property in the first assessment dis
trict of Montgomery County is about
completed and the new valuations
will be entered on the tax books to
become effective July /. Compris-
ing the first district are Laytons-
vile, Clarksburg, Olney and Da-
mascus election districts.
Assessment district No. 2, which
consists of Barnesville, Poolesville,
Darnestown and Gaithersburg elec-
ton districts, will be next and the
work completed in time for the levy
of 1945. The third assessment dis
trict, which includes Rockville, Po-
tomac and Colesville election dis
trictS; assessment district No. 4, or
all of Bethesda election district, and
assessment district No. S, which is
Wheaton election district, will fol-
low in the order named and the new
valuations will become effective July
l, 1916, July l, 1947, and July /,
l948, respectively. The assessment
districts were set up by the State
Tax Commission.
Under an act of the last General
Assembly, reassessment of all real
and personal property in the State
is required every five years. The
work in this county is being done
under direction of Wilton T. Allen,
county supervisor of assessments
and chief assessor, and the county
board of assessment which COM
prises Emory H. Bogley, chairman;
S. Murray Hamilton and Frank l..
Hewitt, jr. The work started several
months ago.
New Class in Typing.
A new class in typing for begin
ming, intermediate and advanced pu-
pills will begin at 7:30 pm. Wednes-
day at Montgomery Blair High
School, Dale drive and Schuyler
road, Silver Spring, it was an
nounced today by William c. Fedde-
man, supervisor of adult education
program in Montgomery County.
Registrations will be accepted at
the school Monday, Wednesday, and
January II between 7:30 pm. and
$50 pm. The registration fee for
the course of "a two-hour classes
is 81. Mrs. Marion H. Leimbach is
the instructor.
According to Mr.. Feddeman. the
Federal Government urgently needs
typists
Eastern Star Installation.
Under direction of Mrs. Nellie
Wachter, deputy grand lecturer. as
installing officer; Miss Helen Mai
sack, deputy grand lecturer, as in
stallirg marshal, and Mrs. Caroline
Keiser, as installing chaplain, the
recently elected officers of Mont
gomery Chapter, No. SO. Order of
the Eastern Star of Rockville, will
be Installed Tuesday night.
They are: Miss Lucille johnson,
worthy matron; Guy M. Wilcox.
worthy patron; Mrs. George F. Ray,
Jr., associate matron; Marion W.
AtWell, associate patron; Mrs. Julia
Waddell conductress; Mrs. Ruth
MCKINLEY, associate conductress.
Miss Edna Hauke, secretary: Mrs
Dorothy Lehman, treasurer: Mrs
Eva Poole, Ada; Mrs. Mildred Atwell
Ruth; Mrs. Louise Bogley, Esther:
MRS. Catherine Gates, Martha: Mrs.
Kay Mann, Electa; Miss Mildred
Ward, organist; Mrs. Martha Looper
marshal; Mrs. Elizabeth Carter
chaplain; Mrs. Charlotte Strait
meyer, warder; Mrs. Lucy Barnsley
sentinel.
Nursing Class to Start.
A class in nursing will start at
lO:30 am. tomorrow at the home of
Mrs. Leo Claggett, near Glen. II
is being inaugurated by the Mont
gomery County Red Cross Chapter
under the direction Of Mrs. Lee Pen
nlngton. Persons interested are
asked to call Mrs. Clagett at Rock
vile 5-J-3.
Delegates Named.
The Montgomery County Farm
Bureau will be represented at the
annual convention of the MARYLAND
Farm Bureau in Baltimore Thurs
day and Friday by Josiah w. Jones.
Mr.: and Mrs. Ward Fulton, Ulysses
Griffith, 4th; Josiah J. Hutton and
William Pyles. ..
Delegates to the meeting of the
associated Women of the Maryland
Farm Bureau, scheduled for We'd
nesday, also were selected as fol-
lows: Mrs. Allie Messer, Mrs. Ward
Fulton, Mrs. Sprigg Hays and Mrs.
A. w. Hines.
Stolen Duck EntoneIes