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Montgomery County sentinel., 1944-12-14
OBITUARY
B. H. Dudrow

Funeral services were held Mon
day afternoon at Hyattstown
Christian Church for Bradley Hill
Dudrow, well-known merchant of
Hyattstown, who died Saturday at
the age of 76 years.
A son of the late Philip Crom-
we'll and Sarah Ann Dudrow, he
conducted a general merchandise
store at Hyattstown for Sd years,
joining partnership with Byron E.
Darby in 1920. He was also an
extensive farm operator in Mont
gomery County and was a director
of the Frederick County Farmers
Cooperative Association.
Mr.. Dudrow was member of
the Masonic order and was a life
long member of the Hyattstown
Christian Church. Surviving are
his wife, Mrs. Birdie J. Dudrow; /;
one daughter, Mrs. Dorothy D. B.
Neumaier, New York, and the fol-
lowing brothers and sisters, Otis
Gilbert Dudrow, Hyattstown; Mrs.
Edward M. HORNE, Hyattstown;
Mrs. Frank Karn, Rockville; Mrs.
Margaret Hall, Poolesville; Mrs.
Delma Willard, Poolesville, and
Mrs. Georgia Darby, Hyattstown.
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Milton T. Noyes


Funeral services for Milton T.
Noyes, SO, who died Thursday,
December. T. 1914, at Charleston,
s. c., were held December II at
Fort Myer Chapel.
Born in. Gaithersburg, Mr.. Noyes
served as first lieutenant in the
last war. Up until the time of
his illness, he had fruit farm in
Manatee. Fla.
He leaves his wife, Mrs. Martha
F. Noyes, of Manatee; son, Sergt.
Richard F. Noyes, now serving
overseas in Europe; two sisters,
Mrs. Roger j. Whiteford and Mrs.
Isabel Hubbard, and a brother,
George Noyes, all of Washington.
Interment was in Arlington Gem
eterg. SD ,# II
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ROCKCREST
Mrs. II. A. Yocom
Tele. 657-J

Friends OF 1t, and Mrs. Stewart
Yuill, formerly OF Rockcrest viii b.
interested in knowing that Ii. Yuli
Is now stationed in Florida Mrs,
Yuill and two sons are planning L
be with him for the Christmas holi
days.
Mr.. Roy Hageman is spending s-v
eral days in New York City on busi
ness.
Mrs! Joseph J earmovh has re
turned to her home on Paul Driv
after IN extended visit in lllinoi
and Wisconsin. Mrs. Learmouth i.
The mother OF Mr.. Robert E. Lar
mouth.
Miss Ann White, daughter of MI
and Mrs. II. NJ. White, will spen
the Christmas holidays with he
grandfather, George P Barr, in Or
lando, Florida
Mr.. and Mrs r. BOYD Ladd ar
the parents of baby daughter. borl
December 10 at George Washingto
Hospital. The little girls name i
Margaret Ellen
Three residents of Rockcrest wi
will take part in the Chr stmas pag
cant at the Presbyterian Chu ch III
Thursday are Mrs. Nelson Evan
Mrs. Robert Jordan and Miss Agnt
White.
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Rockville Neua--SociaI 11e~s4

and young daughter of Annapolis,
We're guests over the weekend of
Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph Guide at their
home near Rockville.
Mrs. William Wiley left on Tues
day for her home in Hackensack,
N. j., after visit Of two weeks
with Mrs. Rose A. Dawson. Mrs.
Wiley and Mrs. Dawson were
guests at luncheon on Monday Of
Mrs. Julian Whiting at her home
in Bethesda.
1t. Charles j. Ellis has been
promoted to Lieut.. Commander and
is now serving on the Enterprise.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Reed flew
to Detroit last Thursday to spend
the weekend with Capt. Cullum
Barnsley and Mrs. Barnsley.
Mrs. Lucy Barnsley spent the
weekend visiting DR.. and Mrs.
irving Cashell at their home in
Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas D. Grif-
fifth and Mrs. Griffith's neice, Miss
Laura Bradley, left Tuesday for
st. Petersburg, Fla, where they
will spend several months.
Mrs. Frances c. Thompson, her
SON and daughter-in-law, Mr.. and
Mrs. Maurice E. Thompson, and
their little sons, Wayne and Gary,
spent Sunday with the parents of
the latter Mrs. Thompson, Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. w. Heffner in Gathers
burg. I3l i6
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Mrs. Annie May Rabbit

Services were held on Decem-
Der II, 1944 for Mrs. Annie May
Rabbit, rs, Of Travilah, widow Of
Isaac Harry Rabbit. She died
last Friday at the Montgomery
County General Hospital, Sandy
Spring, after IA lpag illness.
/ She is sursive,ls BY two daugt-
ters. Mrs. Ethel Petit, Brentwood;
Miss Lula Rabbit, frayiiah; two
sons. Hugh Rabbit, Laytonsville,
and Bernard n, Rabbitt, Bethesda;
two brothefss Rrhard Harris,
Rockville, and Joseph 4. Harris,
Potomac, and seven grandchildren
and~one great-grandchild.
Funeral services were held at
Rockville with the Rev. j. Gilbert
Ham, pastor Of st. Mary's Cath
olic Church, Rockville, officiating
Buriakwas in the ehureh cemetery.
Mrs. Rabbit was a lifelong res
ident of Montgomery County.
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NelOs Of Service Men e Women

Tech. Sgt. David L. Tabler, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Tabler,
Route 2, Gaithersburg, has been
wounded in France. He had pre-
viousiy been wounded in Italy. He
has brother, Pfc. Carlton Tabler,
now serving in England. 9g
X a5H 3sq
Pfc. Franklin S. Mathers, 18,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin w.
Mathers, Glen Echo, was wounded
on Guam on July %, and is now
in a hospital in Idaho. Mathers
has four other brothers in the
Navy and another in the Marine
Corps.
X
Pfc. Thomas H. Cline. 90, 500
of Mrs. Mary A. Cline, Rockville
was wounded on Sept. II in the
Palau Islands. In the service since
June 1912, he attended Richard
Montgomery High School and went
overseas six months ago. His
brother, Sgt. Franklin Cline, is in
France.
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Washington Grove
Mrs. Robert s.. Billhiner
TeLe. Gaitkersb1rg 54-J.

Mr.. and Mrs. Anthony Tull of
Washington spent Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs. Richard Tull.
The Wesleyan Service Guild met
at the home of Miss Gertrude Wiber
and Miss Esther Clarke on Tuesday
evening. After the business meeting,
the officers for the coming year were
Installed as follows President, Will
ma Watkins, vice-president, Ruth
Pope; secretary, Mabel Becraft; and
treasurer. Helen Bean. This was
followed by the job Of packing Wei
fare Christmas opportunities. Then
Santa made his" appearance with
gifts for each member. This was
followed by suitable holiday refresh
nents and a soscial time.
The Washington Grove All Club
met on the 9TH and 18th in an effort
to finish gifts for their mothers for
Christmas. Plans were made on the
llth for a Christmas party at the
Bilfhimer home on the 18th.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Tull an
nounce the birth of son on. Decem-
Der End. The baby has been named
Edward Joseph Tull.
Ed Thompson has returned home
after a weeks deer hunting expedi-
ton in Western Maryland. He re-
ports the deer scarce and the climate
frigid.
Mrs. Paul Howard Troth is visit
ing her sonriu-law and daughter, Mr..
and Mrs. Wallace Muir.
F., 1t and Mrs. Donald Eugene Rob-
inson and two children, Eileen and
Robbie, viii occupy the former Mil
burn cottage on January lst. Ii.
Robinson is in the Navy and has
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Plentiful Foods
For January

Housewives might VIII make a
note on their shopr.ng calendar for
next month that plentiful foods for
January will include the following:
Onions, eggs and fresh a. pies
Especially lower grade apples) in
the unprocesseG food class. And, in
processed FOCUS, peanut butter,
jams Except berry types), jcllies,
apple butter, citrus n arIalade,
frozen vegetables, frozen baked
beans, dry mixed and dehydrated
soups, soya flour, soya grits, soya
flakes, wheat flour and bread, ma
caroni, spag etti, noodles and oat-
meal, These will be available over
most of the country, according t.
the Office of Distribution of TIE
War Food Administration.
TIE A WAR BOND ON THE
TREE THE THOUGHTFUL.
GIFT TO YOUR LOVED ONES.
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been transferred to Washington. His
family is at present living in Brook
lyn, N. Y. The Milburn cottage was
recently purchased by DR.. Maude
NuttalI and Mrs. Roland Waddill,
and has been completely remodeled.
Mrs. w. L. Darby is i'll with a
severe cold. Mr.. Charles E. Becraft
is suffering from rheumatism.
Mr.. and Mrs. Michael Marchie,
who are occupying the Ray apart
ment at Mineral Spring, are being
congratulated upon the arrival of a
little daughter on the 10th.
1t Louis Ulmer~ spent last week
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Reese
Watkins. 1t. Ulmer is here on few
weeks leave from duty in the South
Pacific area.
Picture of the Week: the one OF
Billy Darby in the Monday Times
Herald with a gorgeous full beard,
and beautiful smile. Billy is now
a Petty Officer Sc and somewhere in
the Pacific.
Sgt. Dick Thompson writes from
France that he is sleeping in barn
ard enjoying it.
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AIRS. Nicholas Breper
Tele. Rockville 75-R

1t. and Mrs. Joseph Henderson
have returned to Camp Crowder,
Missouri after a ten days visit
here with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs John W. Henderson. m
Mrs. David 5. Belts and Mrs.
William Bouic were guests over
the weekend Of Mrs. j. S. Dawson
At Camp Belvoir.
Miss Mildred Ward was hostess
% group Of friends at supper
party on Sunday evening.
Mrs. Lawrence Chiswell Of
Poolesville has been guest Of
1drs. A. H. Griffith for several
bays.
Mrs. Charles Ellis and children
Epent the weekend in Washington
kith Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Ellis.
1t. and Mrs. Adolph Guide, Jr.
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Ration Ratings

MEATS, FATS-Red Stamps AS
through rs and AS through SIS,
good indefinitely. New Stamps
Dec. 81.
PROcESSED FOODS Blue
stamps AS rs; AS rs, Az :
b. good.
SUGAR Sugar Stamps 80. 81
32, S3 and S4 eacn good for five
pounds indefinitely Stamp
40, good for five pounds of can
ming sugar through February
next year.
GASOLINE AIS in new ration
books good for 4 gal. through
Dec. 81.
FUEL OIL-Period and cou.
pons, and new period l coupons
good throughout coming heating
year.
SHOES -Airplane Stamps / and
? and 8 in Book s good indefi-
nitely.
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Gard of Thanks

The family of the late Elsie M.
Weddle wishes to express its ap-
preciation to friends and relatives
for their kind expression of SYM
pathy and floral tributes at the
passing Of their loved one. 1913
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RFOR SALE A Pure Bred
Holstein bulls with papers, Is
months old, out Of dams from
Dunloggin Farms; / first class
rubber tired buggy, like new;
2 : two-horse wagons with box
bodies; 1 spring wagon; 2 sets
of heavy double harness; set
Of single harness. w. o. Dosh,
Phone Gaithersburg 49,. TIN.
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The world has many people an
xious to help you along, when you
no longer require assistance.
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LAYTONSVILLE
Mrs. S. Mehrie Hgines
Tete. Gathers. 6-F-23
after 2 r. M.

Miss Margery Fry entertained with
buffet supper at Fair Hill Farm,
the home Of her parents, on Sunday
Her guests were members of her
class IN The Academic section oi the
Ninth Grade at Gaithersburg High
School. About 80 were present.
A surprise shower was given Fri
day afternoon by Mrs. George Young
at the home Of Mrs. Mabel Elder to
honor Mrs Sterling Hawkins, who
was recently married. About forty
guests were present. The decorations
and Refreshments, We're Lovely and
tba presents useful and attractive.
Seamap First Glass Jack VIZ Reed
gy.sitcd his aunt, Mrs. William Nes-
tof befcrq returning 10 sea, lis spsat
II tsi@ wy iVNSaA lN3llt @ @4AAS lti SiifS
aud ailss G NJ, Reed, I'M Rock
|.sfss Nlseiiad tl,eir ehrstinas cele-
sIstins Nlsle he wk With them
eilalsn Resd wiz " al sea when
llls scal elsilstrlas comes.
r lieafy Gf:fitlls Vlis has bsea.
siIB IS xSrY mach improvsd.s ard II
aiie te Pc do@pseairs. MI siid Ma
gisitiias MiEl be- With Mrs Uriah Grif.'
sh siutii 'they go4to florida ior The
rest Of the winter
Miss fIvien Morley is spending
the winter At Orlando, Fla, having
Iett here shortly after the election
Final figures show that the rally
held at the Laytonsville School sold
bonds in The amount OF S9,275. The
quota Tor the school was $4,450,
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December means the tenth
month; do you know how it hap
pens to be the twelfth month?
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A successful executive is one
who manages to persuade others tc
do his work on time.
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The individual does not have to
advertise his, or her, religion in
big type.
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Just remember that most of the
things you worried about in 1914
nevsr occurred.
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EW~FOR SALE Overcoat, cost
SIS new, worn, about IL or Is
times. Will sell for ,SS5. Suitable
for man weighing approximately
100 to 200 lbs. The coat Ga
'Knppenheimer niake) came from
I tGrosner's 81 r )! Str Washington
,store Apply to. Bill Burrows,
Rockville, Call Rockville l67.
:" =. y go S67
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aF LOST - Wire-haired Scotch
Terrier, "Scotty", male. White,
marked with brown and black.
Two years old. Lost in vicinity
of Rockville Pike, Bethesda
Phone Wisconsin 0932. Reward.
Ne $40
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9gFOR SALE - international
Truck, fair condition, reasona-
bic; 2 oil heaters. Tele. Ashton
1861. a2s so
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~ FOR SALE--Guernsey grade
heifer, price S100. Can be seen
at Headwater Farm, Olney, Md.
80 851
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One typical Americanism: The
process of education is completed
when a pupil gets a diploma.
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EF0R SALE-our pullets are
: laying and have nest fresh eggs
for you; also broilerss1 mo- 45c.
] 5 weeks .50c; 6 weeks, 55c; Z
{ weeks 60c; 2 months 80c and up.
Judge Hunt, Poets Lodge, Phone
1 Rockville 158-W, sos
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Bethesda, Md.
X
Marine Pfc. Catherine G.. Bryan
daughter Of Mrs. Beulah +. Bryar,
tdnor, has been promoted froin
Private to her present rank at the
Marine Corps Air Station at
Cherry Point, N. c. She is as
signed to duty in the motor trans
portation department. Pfc. Bryan
is a graduate of Sherwood High
School, Sandy Spring.
X
Pfc. George e. Hood of the Army
Air Forces has returned from 10
months overseas in the European
Theater of Operations and is visit
ing at the home of mis- mother,
Mrs. Susie A. Hood at Sandy Spg.
X
Cpls Clarence. Huff, son of Mr.,
and Mrs. Clarence w. fluff, Boyd,
a radio operator who has been
overseas one year with 18th AAF
"a Liberator Bomb Group has
been authorized to wear the Europ-l
ean-African Middle East Theate,
Ribbon with two Campaign Stars
and the Good Conduct Medal. His
group has flown nearly 200 mis-
sions over strategiealiy inpeftant
tarssts. Cpl. Hptf sqtsrsa tae
service on August ii, 1912. Hf
was graduated from RteisartGg tonts
gosieey High Sthools. s.f!oclSv.lk, IL
1910. N
III x
Seamln fn,st class Jack w
Reed, 20, who recently spent a
short leavesw with his parents, Ms.
and Mrs. c. w. Rsed Of Rockville,
celebrated Christmas on Dec. 3, as
he expected to be at sea before
the 25th. Friends and relatives
from Maryland and Virginia join
ed in the celebration, which in
claded a lighted cedar tree, and
even Jacks electric train, given
to him when he was Ia, had been
set up. A gift from Jacks mother
was little wooden dog which Jack
named Doug after his ship, the
Douglas L. Howard. He is going
to take Doug" with HIM on mis-
next trip,
At retreat ceremonics at Boiling
Field last week, Mrs. Ruth A.
Marsden of Arlington Farms, wife
of Second Lieut.. Robert B. Mars
den, who is now a prisoner of The
Germans, received the Air Medal
for her husband. 1t. Marsden is
the son of Mr.. and Mrs. FrarS
Aarsden, Jr., of Cabin John.
X
The Second Bomtardmant Group.
BIZ Flying Fortress unit of the
18th AAF, of which Sgt. Williar,
Lowery of 402 Grandin avenue.
Rockville, is a member, has flown
its 3O0th mission in the Mediter-
ranean I-iraater. The group has
been awarded a Presidential cita-
ton, and it's members hold thous-
lnds of decorations ranging from
The Distinguished Service Cross to
the Air Medal.
X
Cpl. Philip A. Stiles of the In
fantry, has returned from As
months overseas in the Southwest
Pacific Theater of operations and is
visiting with his uncle, Clifford
Stiles, at Rt. 4, Rockville, Md.
X
Cpl. William G. Hanson, Jr., was
one of several members of his
battalion recently decorated with
Infantry Combat Medals in Italy
FOR their continuous performanc
If duty in Africa, Sicily and italy.
Sgt. Noble F. Peters, son of Nc.
and Mrs. Fountain Peters. Rock
Vile, and husband of Hazel F.
Peters, Glen Echo Heights, was
home recently after 81 months in
service. He graduated from the
Airplane Mechanical School in
Gulfport, Miss, ard then was sent
to the Curtis Wright Factor!
School in Buffalo, N. Y. His last
assignment was instructor in the
Aircraft Aeronautic Division in
Reno. New.
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wFOR SALE-Sled on wheels;
bugie; sail boat and boys bicycle
size 26. Call Wisconsin 1899.
S75
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w NT AD S

Advertising columns Wednesday
While cannot all representations honestly strive
to maintain this department primarily for the readers
We viu copy which meadins. -i
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~FOR SALE--Six yearling heif-
ers, Ho'steins and Gusrnseys.
Phone Gaithersburg 26-F-14.
800
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1t takes a wealthy nation to sup
port the cosmetic, vitamin and food
fad industries. 81
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- WANTED-A man to work
by the month. Must be able to
handle farm machinery. White
or. colored Furnish references.
See Mr.. Main. Rockville 81 M or
National 8610. w. r. Winslow,
Norbecks Md. $40
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w ANTED -Colored maid for
light general housework, light
cookings 3 adults in family, good
pay, nice maids room and bata,
8 live in Org out. Hours of work
i and days of can be arranged;
located in Bethesda, Tele. Wis
censin 5266. gga 10 849
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=, -. - J I . = n -F--H q
FoR SALE-SmalI slant-top desk
and costunler, $40; 8 cream. col.
ored booths, $751;. lovely green
drapery material, 80 yds. SEQ;
second hand davenport, $1,000.
several other items. Must be
moved by December 29. Call
Mrs. spottswood, Rockville 41lW.
855
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WFoR SALE - L oil heating
stove, $S5; l ccal stove, splendid
condition, $50; food chopper.
new, $1.50; Ladies' Hudson Seal
coat, $110; ! all copper boiler,
no cover $5; 1 tin boiler with
cover, $3.50; small wooden
churn, new. $3.50; so purebred
Brahma pullets, So each. Fred
B. Cushman. Gaithersburg, Nd
Phone Gaithersburg 2ss, $50
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z,W ANTED L. Colored genera
houseworker. Live in (Bethes-
dal. Room and bath, good sal
aly, references. Call Wisconsin
9235. : 868
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y FOR RENT-6 room house
at Ounce Orchard, no. elec-
trlcIty. Phone Gaithersburg
30-F-14: Se,Ti.@ 84I
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- WANTED Telephone oper-
ator for the Gaithersburg office.
Call Gaithersburg 1900, or come
IN Tor an interview at Gathers
burg; ask for Mrs. Swope, C. &
Telephone, Co, of Baltimore
elty. ~ S7S
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Traffic Safety Slogan

The Maryland Traffic Safety
Comission's slogan for the week
is "Dim your lights-show your
brightness behind the. wheel"
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The human rnce has its problems,
including you and me.
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~HOUSE FOR RENT - Six
rooms. Apply John w. Hill, Po-
tomac, Nd. Call Rockville 8-W-2.
872
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WFoR SALESeveral hundred
/. Christmas trees, ,ijwill load on
truck. ErYie Thompson, Boyds,
Old Baltimore Road. S57
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WANTED-Farm Hand for.
general work on. small farm
OF 30 acres. House, garden
and fuel wood furnished. E.
4. Waters, Germantown, Nd,
Telephone Gaithersburg 24-F-Il.
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RGusToM HATcHING-This
seasen, try it from Hood. Al
custom Matching specialist. No
chicks for sale. Special Turs
z ksye lRcubaters. .ryEaeh tray
( n7tehedk in separate 3compart-
Ine1it. YOU ALWAYS GET
YOUR OWN. WE HATCH
FOR YOU LIKE YOU WANT
US TO. Chester r. Hood, Mt.
Airy. Md. Phone "a. fr
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RFoRi SALE-Fresh eggs. Call
q, W. Christy, Rockville 326
or Gaithersburg 39-J. 862
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RSURVEYING- Farms, lots,
subdivisions. H. NJ. White, "a
Commerce Lane, opp. Court
House, Rockville, Md. Open II
to 2 daily. No job too small
or too large. Telephone Rock
vile 42O or 4SS-J. s16
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- FOR SALE-MapIe youth bed
and mattress, practically new.
Ohlld.s maple roll-top desk and
swivel chair. Call Rockville 235.
81 g877
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EPLAINFIELD ORCHARDS
Stayman. Crimes Golden and
Delicious Apples for sale. Also
cider and apple, butter apples.
Honey, sweet cider and apple
butter. Please bring containers.
w. w. Moore, Sandy Spring,
Nd. Telephone Ashton 2471.
* Sal
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EFoR YOUR IMPORTATION
Always Mon, Wed. and Eli. in,
Frederick, l w. Church street.
Phone; 452-J. DIR. Watkins,
Optometrist. fHf3
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N HORSES Bought ard Sold.
Good assortment Of all kinds on
hand at all times. Terms ar.
ranged. w. o. Dosh, Tele.
Gaithersburg 40. 21s
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Cpl. George S. Craver, son OF
Mrs. Simon Craver, Brookeville,
who has been very ill, is recupsr-
ating at Bethesda Naval Hospital.
AS he will probably be confined to
his bed for five months, he would
be very happy to hear from hi5
friends. Address him at Ward
G-3, Bethesda Naval Hospital,
Bethesda, Md.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1944-12-14

William X. Rice, Jr., 1S, son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. w. X. Rice, German
town, was enrolled recently in an
intensive course at the Electrical
Naval Training School at the St.
Louis, Mo-, Naval Armory. Sefzct-
ion to attend the school was made
on the basis of his recruit train
ing aptitude tests.
X
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton D. Kirby,
Germantown, have received word
rhat their son, Sgt. Donald E. Kir-
by, somewhere in Belgium, has
been injured. He has broken leg
and is in a hospital somewhere in
England. He would ike very much
to hear from his friends. ADDRESS
Sgt. Donald E. Kirby, 33900653,
741st. Ruy. Opn. Bn. Co. C. APO
$50, co Postmaster, New York,
N. Y.
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Marine Pfc. Catherine G.. Bryan
daughter Of Mrs. Beulah f. Bryar,
Ednor, has been promoted froin
Private to her present rank at the
Marine Corps Air Station at
Cherry Point, N. C. She is as.
signed to duty in the motor trans
portation department. Pfc. Bryan
is a graduate of Sherwood High
School, Sandy Spring.
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~FOR SALE-Baled hay and
straw, by ton or car load.
Hereford vearlings and Stccker
cattle delivered on order. T,
Lamar Jackson, Ashton 3645.
7Of
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Pfc. George E. Hood of the Army
Air Forces has returned from 10
months overseas in the European
Theater of Operations and is visit
ing at the home of his mother,
Mrs. Susie A. Hood at Sandy Spg.
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- FOR SALE Seasoned oak
and hickory lapwood, $3.50 per
cord in woods, on Simon GLAND
Farm near Mt. Zion. See Bal
lenger, tele. Ashton ALAG. C.
E. Cooley. s31