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Evening star., 1945-05-19

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The bidding:
South. West. North. East.
Pass Pass 10 Pass
2NT Pass 3NT Pass
Pass Pass
Opening lead: Ten Of spades.
There is strange psychology in
the person who has passed q hand
that Is not far removed from an
opening bid. Should partner open
the bidding In third or fourth posi-
ton, such player more often than
not lets 60 with the fury of the
waters Of a burst dam. While it is
very true that a player who has
made a maximum pass should lean
toward the aggressive side in subse-
quent rounds Of bidding, neHerthe-
less he should take time out to get
a clear view of the situation, and
not leap blindly into what may
prove to be an unsound contract
just because he happened to have
passed two and one-hah tricks. It
may be important to find out where
the hand is to be played. Players
who have tendency to Jump too
freely to bids like two no-trump
after having passed, would be better
advised to open the bidding Ga these
questionable hands and then SLOW up
on later rounds of bidding.
In today's hand South, having
passed two and one-haf tricks, de-
cided to jump to two no-trump when
partner opened with one diamond,
This is unsound strategy for two
reasons. In the first place there
might be game in hearts if partner
happens to have some such holding
as Tour small hearts, which he would
never show; secondly, if there is a
game at no-trump, it may well be
that North has some spade holding
That had better be led up to, and he
should be given the opportunity to
bid no-trump first, unless his hand
Is unsteady. Had South responded
with one heart, North would have
bid one no-trump and South would
have gone to three. No amount of
1neptness on the part of North could
have prevented fulfillment of the
contract.
Against South the ten Of spades
was opened, covered by the lack
and the queen. East returned a
club and South took the finesse
West won and continued the deuce
OF spades. This established the suit
IN Easts hand while he still re-
tanned the ace of hearts and the
contract went on the rocks for a
trick.
Taking the club flnesse was little
short OF absurd. Quickly bouncing
upon the club with the ace, De-
clarer could have counted nine
tricks, by the simple expedient of
driving out the act of hearts.< The
extra trick in clubs could have been
scored later. Furthermore, even If
East held the king Of clubs it was
very unlikely that it could be cap
tured, inasmuch as South held only
two.
Copyright, 1s45. BY Charles Il. oorsn.)
Evening star., 1945-05-19
MONEY TO LOAN.

SALARIED LADIES-H you need money,
TIONAL FINANCE CO, 1014 X st. NV.
LOANS-Real estate, auto. other; 1st, 2nd
and Sd trust. METRO CO., 203 Wood
ward Bldg. Ma 1920.
Ist-TRUST LOANS on real estate; low
rates; term or monthly payments. P, j.
WALSHE, INC. Ills Eye st. NV. Ma. 646S.
buy second-trust notes. D. c.. nearby Md.
MORTGAGE & INVESTMENT CORP. 1872
N Y ave. NV National 1888
Ist AND end TRUST LOANS-Prompt and
courteous service Consult US before bor-
rowing. Lowest rates. COLONIAL INVEST
MENT CO., SIT 9th st. NV. DI. $780,
MONEY on 1st or 2nd trusts; prompt
action. reasonable rates: nearby Md. Va.
or D. G: propert. THE AMERICAN CO..
Evening star., 1945-05-19
INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY,

FOR SALE OR LEASE, about 100, 600
square feet second-commerciai land, con-
veniently located in District of Columbia
railroad siding can be made available into
property II required: owner will build ware
house-type building 6o'x2O0' or to respon-
sible tenants desired size or will sell with
existing substantially built brick ware
house building 60'x130'. Consult Mr.
Taylor. SHANNON g. LUCHS CO., 1905
st. NV, Ma 2345
Evening star., 1945-05-19
INVESTMENT PROPERTY WANTED.

THIS OFFICE has investor-clients to pur-
chase your apt. house, store or other rented
property. List it with us today. F. ELIOT
MIDDLETON, realtor, Investment Bldg.'
HAVE % CLIENT FOR APTs.. fats. houses
and commercial property. Write Mr.
Walter giving price and other details.
b F. SAUL, Co 925 18th St NV
Evening star., 1945-05-19
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT.

4-sTORY BLDG. APPROXIMATELY 10000
for display room, upper floors for storage:
lease to Jan; 1880 SIa-s21 9th St NV
Taylor st., between Georgia and Kansas
avess., for rent, lease; will build to suit re-
Evening star., 1945-05-19
SUMMER CAMPS.

CAMP INFORMATION-Selec a mountain
or seaside camp now; rates S225 up. De-
SUMMER CAMP FOR BOYS, s-1s-Mt
Savage, Nd. 100 mi. from D. c. Horse
back riding, riflery, swimming, craftsman
ship. Season June 22-August 2, S155.
Camp Director, H F. LANGTON, B. s. in
physical education. Notre Dame. Call
WA. S534 25s
Evening star., 1945-05-19
SUMMER HOMES.

LARGE COTTAGE at Orkney Springs, Va,
116 miles from Washington; modern con-
veniences; adjacent to hotel; very reason
ably priced for July and August. Woodley
S496.
IN MOUNTAINS, near Bluemont, Va, 81
miles from Washington-Furn., bed
rooms, 2 baths, guest cottage, servants
cottage, ami WI 6053
Evening star., 1945-05-19
AUTO LOANS,

AUTOMOBILE LOANS without indorsers
We do not check with employers or use
unpleasant methods to ascertain credit
record Car does not have & t3 be paid aid, foT ,1 IN
CO.. 1102 New York ave NV GREYHOUND
Bus Term.) J. RE. 1900 Open It'll pm. 81
Evening star., 1945-05-19
oUr-oF-Towk REAL ESTATE.

30 ACRES LAND with riparian rights on
Tampa Bay, half mile from Tamiami Trail,
2 miles north of Palmetto, Fla, $4,000.
with one-half oil rights reserved: also three
1o-acre farms and one S-acre orange
grove in Manatee County. Wire or tele-
phone Sarasota 2765 or nights 6O0S7.
WILL. II KRAIISE. Sarasnta Ella 20s
Evening star., 1945-05-19
REAL ESTATE WANTED.
LOTS FOR SALE.

CASH buyers for homes, bungalows. apts
farms, acreage, iots, in Silver Spring or
nearby. List with H. F. BIEBER, SH. 6565
Evening star., 1945-05-19
MONEY WANTED.

will pay e%s int. per annum. BOX 330-
Sc 900, FIRST TRUST, on new bungalows,
5 rms, bath, ! y, acres, fruit, etc. Act
quick. H. F. BIEBER. SH. 6565.
Evening star., 1945-05-19

For free copy of pamphlet on
French Conversion, with all words pro-
nounced in easy phonetics, send a
stamped, 3-cent envelope to Frank
Colby. in care The Evening Star.
(Released by the Bell Syndicate.l
Evening star., 1945-05-19
ACREAGE WANTED.

IMMEDIATE SALE for acreage, nearby
washington. Call EQUITABLE REALTY
SO. 1011 You st. NV. MI. 2060.
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GARAGES FOR RENT,
AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE.

FOR RENT-Garage, 1907 Gallatin st
l.w., So per month. A. B. HORTON
IF 51SS
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LOTS WANTED.
WATER FRONT PROPERTY.

SECOND COMMERCIAL or Industrial zone
mouse or lot wanted. Call RA. 007s. 22'
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AINES SPECIALS

AZ Lincoln conv. coupe, r. and h. $3,1O0
40 Buick super sedanette r. and h. l 1856
'42 Chrysler Royal 4-dr., r. and h. - 1904
AZ Hudson sup I'D, O. d.. r. and h. 1851
AZ Dodge, fluid drive, r. and h. - 1,544
AZ Oldsmobile Sc 2-door. r. and h. / 1887
Al Packard 100 4-dr.. r. and h. 1887
Al Studeb. Comdr., o. d., r. and h. ] SIS
Al Plym. super d. l., 4-dr., r. and h. 1.162
~ Plym. super d. L.. 4-dr heater 1.125
Al Plymouth d. J. 4-door $50
al Ford d. l., r. and h. - 1,056
40 De Soto 4-dr., overdrive 1,13I
40 Studebr. Comdr. 4-dr, r. and h. / .044
80 Buick spec. 4-dr, r. and h. -. 900
'38 Oldsmobile 4-dr., r. and H.. 1877
'37 Studebaker 4-dr.. as is-- 1876
"a Ford d. /. Tudor. as is-- is 2S5
All cars sold OPA warranty, ceiling or less.
Trade and terms. Open ewes, and Sunday.
HAINES MOTOR CO., 3715 Bladensburg
Evening star., 1945-05-19

USED-CAR SALE
AZ Studebaker Champ. d. ]. 2-dr. sed., h.,
S1,156
Al Studebaker Champ club sed.. h..
$1,000.
Al Studebaker Commander sedan, r. and
h.; ST .331.
Al Chrysler Saratoga sed., r. and h., vacu.
trans: 81 1856.
Al Lincoln-Zephyr custom sed., r. and h.,
S2,156
Al Mercury 2-door sedan. r. and h.,
S1,306.
40 Packard 6-cyl. cl. coupe. r. and h.,
o. d., 81 ,075.
40 Packard super sed, r. and h.. o. d.,
$1,S25.
40 La Sale cl. coupe, r. and h., S1,363,
40 packard IS" sedan, r. and h. o. d.
80 Olds sedan. r. and h, 1915.
'37 Olds sedan, r. and h.. S613.
Many others to choose from within OPA
ceiling HYATTSVILLE BUICK CO.,
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AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE.
ARMY surplus trucks. Pickups. stakes,
dumps, vans, command cars, tractors,
y ton to 4 tons: See us for any truck
requirement. CENTRAL MOTOR CO., 3143
0 to 8: Sundays. 10 to 3.
FEDERAL 1941 tractor, AS ton; Al con-
dition, excellent rubber.
1910 Federal tractor. same as above.
Three other Federal tractors of same
capacity, all good condition.
Budd stainless-steel 24-foot semitrailer,
excellent 10.00x20 tires.
Two Martin 1s-foot box-body semi
trailers, 10.00x20 tires.
Fruehauf 1S-foot box-body semitrailer,
10.00X20 tires.
1910 Federal 3-ton $50" wheelbase chas-
sis and cab, Al condition, excellent 9.00x
20 tires.
1889 studebaker 2H-ton cab-over -engine
chassis and cab, long wheelbase.
1885 Ford 112-ton, 12-foot dry cleaning
body. good tires and general condition
SHERIFF MOTOR CO., 900 R. I. ave. me-,
Michigan 5000
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IAXICAB with PUC-1e40 Pontiac &c luxe
sedan within oPA ceiling S1,65O. $40

M st. ne. 21e
USED CAR SALE
1912 Nash 900 4-d. sedan, r. q h.. S1,2Ss
1942 Nash 900 4-d. sed., r., h. & o.d. 1,212
1898 Lincoln-zeph. 4-d. sed.. heater ITO
1887 Buick RIM conv. sedan, r. & h. lob
1912 Plymouth d /. 4-d. sed., +. g. h. 1928
1898 Packard 100 conv. coupe -. 994
1898 La Sale club coupe, r. g. h. $50
1898 La Sale 4-dr. sedan, :. q H.. 1.013
1899 De Soto 4-d. sed., r., h. & o.d. $50
1910 Packard ITO 4-d. tr. Sd, r.& h. 1.093
1898 Oldsmobile 4-d tr. sed., r. & h. 794
1897 Dodge conv sedan, heater 710
1880 Hudson 9 club coupe, r. & h.. 731
IAN prices within OPA ceilings" Open
Sundays RANDALL MOTORS, NC.
Ghrysler-Plymouth direct factory dealers
1150 18th st. NV. EX. 1900.
1910 CHEVROLET Master 4-door sport
sedan, radio and heater. S93f.
o. 1941 a Chevrolet Master 4-door sedan,
1941 Dodge custom 4-door sedan. radio
and heater. ST. ,331.
bsdsar da4l !, Ford 6ae de luxe Tudor radio and
1910 Mercury 4-door town sedan, radio
and heater. S1,119.
1850 Studebaker President 4-door sedan.
radio, heater and overdrive, S1,031.
1885 Packard 7-passenger super sedan;
looks. and runs Ike new car; 81 .335.
IAN within OPA ceiling" MARYLAND
MOTORS, INC. Rockville 522.
Evening star., 1945-05-19
By Dove Bregerl lGoren on Bride,

Goren on Bridge
East and West vulnerable. South
deals.
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The bidding:
South. West. North. East.
Pass Pass 10 Pass
.2NT Pass 3NT Pass
Pass Pass
Evening star., 1945-05-19

MODERN 2-YEAR-OLD APT, 80 units. In
finest Va. ioca ation, only Q min. downtown;
can be bought tor S150,0o0, with $4,000
cash
Modern e-year-old bldg, 3-family unit,
Northeast: 2 units 2 bedrooms: prewar
rental of $3.50 per year: can be bought
for S13.5OO. For these and other values
call Harry Cohen, GE. 02s6. SHANNON
& JUCHS CO., 1905 H st. NV, MA. 2345.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-05-12
URIN.....
THE RADIO WORLD
By ISAAC JONES

do editor Of New York nsts
paper Rumor has Il hat 10
White lIonse radios we've irnsa
10 The Blue Network a. me ,aa
81 the broadcast
LENA HORNE is doing her t
IN tho Windy ciiy
CrRLEY BRADLEY fthc f4r-
nv man 81 radioi is pinchhfrr
Tor Don Mcneil this Week WI
ne did me takes a much hooded
,es before taking his east On 10
War Bond Tour of Tho naie
Bradley Is doing q GOOD
CERALD WILSON ard his ~
chcsfra are heading west 70 op.a
? three weeks eneaeemen n
SAT- Liks civ Wilson used 20
Nc associated with Jimmie Lpr ~
foras hand AS first 'runpe
player
PICKED rp SOME in'ere..rs
hroadoas, in shortwayes its
week viii tell YOU abou, % N
AZ later date Until next week
GOOD LISTENING"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-05-12

THE MOST INTENSIVE ma
,iorai radio coseraee ever put
behind a government campaign
has been worked our for The
seventh War Loan Drive which
gets underoar NAY II
pON McNEll.I. And his cast
~ the Blue works Rreak-
fas club viii 90 east for -"'-
oral weeks aiding IN This War
Loan drive The, VII hroeaeast
from New York CITY Phiiadel-
pha WASHINGTON p 6 Ri'h-
mooa vnsria and other Cries
THE ANDREW SISTERS have
onercd three weeks ens"sf-
meri in san DIEGO ana los an.
seiss Calf Tho sisters Arc said
70 10 packing thorn in
CONGRESSIONAL. CO " " T.
TIE which s seekin- No" 'i-
III for tho Nanoral stadium n
Washington IS considefine TIC
sreses'ior - Rass Hodges ace
Mutual snor'cssf"r HODGES would
ha,e congress name !, Tho Frank
IN n. Roosevelt Memorial sta
dhim
EARL FATHER HINES and
hiS band wiii nuif The hica 90
~ Cro',o Gaze 'hs week
TIE oZZIF ANn HARRIET
NELSON show is now being car-
4 or - Canadian stations in
addition 20 ~ stations in this
coun,rc
DIXIE ELLINGTON and his
lard are aired from coast 20
toast over The Rse Network
from New york so club The
program may 10 heard over ra-
aio station WNyZ s 10 pm.
On this program las SATURDAY..
loya Sheriff. 'he De'roi, rti
did two numbers in an eriova-
hle manner
THE BLUE NETWORK ex-
peers stars Of The Future pro-
gram 70 20 ~ the air per-
msuen'lv in Iune
THE MAJOR NETWORKS can
ce.led - commercials SHOWS
last Thu sday niSh' 70 ar speech
IS from The san Francisco con-
ference
Count BASlE and his band
were featured oa fhs Parade az
Fand. program over station
WENL. Thursday az 80 pm
o. SAMMY HAYES SUNDAY
S'renade program he maestro
read 2 special tllbuie 10 Pfesi-
den, Truman, written hy the ia
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-05-12
Carmen Jones
To Reopen

NEW YORK tANTl Carmen
Jones the Jared version OF me
ogerA afmer by oscar HAM
mersisin End and Hazard short
rcoYered a. cl;y Csn'cr lssi
Wednesday lis stay vii. he short
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-05-12

Dshs are extremely grateful.
Jar4r ana Dlnky both have en-
lAeLee W sincere PERSONALS
MS do practically every
tAiHs t'ter except one their
hizse> rs Junior is N4,-
cram setback rider Nh1f pir-
Ky rather DO dittlcuit
s'rnis on o,ler ssa'es ho'h
love io erf vain 81 setNuenen
ari ex7e ~ 20 overseas soon
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-05-12
MIKE JACOBS SUES
BEAU JACKS MANAGER

MN YORK amp Nt.
Jacobs revealed last week t9at
he had filed suit against Ca K
Wsrgelss MANAGER OF Beau " K
and Tommy Bel both l.sr-
weights Tor the return % So
Nergeles has repaid rY
= goo Of i7eoo Jacobs atyaa
him duyinr 1914 The roth --
iury club fighter promoter sat.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-05-12
CATHOLICS
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PRINCIPAL VIII Aid

ssn'A lye O, ;he toleei.
Principal viii Aid
Announcement q. ihe b.'ssed
Narsn ANnsa VS. c.;l .a.ly made
ln the rams s. tho Nuanti pN
Charles L. RaWhngs esneia!
chairman and Jonn \ Ma SEE
teia,y Tie orSanixec purpose
@, ihe council. nov 10 rs fourth
year and composed Of ho'h Nn.ie
ard Neeso Ca'hoi'c la,nfa Is %
promote raea unny 'hfousn Cd
uesuonal means in lectures anu
panpale' Distribution
sihoic negro Boys are "a god
70 eors-i- the pyialpa,s o. their
scAoo.s for rssa.sea-nis Tor the
scnoiarsnip. sud Ni.l pc eNp~et-
ed 70 ~-i'e isi,er % 'aeir in
tenfion 70 compete 10 he Ca'no-
liz in'eiyatiai Council ~e,ond
Foo chancery Building Deisa.
- 20 be post marked not later
than Nay 49,
Nieho.es Brothers. Raul rrapsr.
Lena Horne me Delta Rhylhm
BOYS N0ei.l Sn.fh and Sahu Rat
they admire od'mers ike Bill
Robinson and RuNesoesns and
susie
p,rkv i. a cainoa JUNIOR
SAYS she's iryirg 10 become a
good one Yet their parents s'si
oni- 70 iheir "li'fle g!ls in
shoW hus They're AFRAID Il
W. harden them
BAf The Manhattan Dehs AREN'T
me 'ypc 50 harden. They II TOO
hgss r.ssing np bis ideas The
girls have already planned 10
h-ia homes for fneir patient pa
tenis aAd underprisle9ed fam-
Sizes Thar OF COURSE emes
when lhev sei 10 he wealthy
movie Stars Their ambition IS 10
eaHfe ID liolll wood major nim
GA his,s glass floor And Dlnkv
aud Junior assure " i'm be
sooN Ih' 'e plnnea their hopes
io clouds q confidence.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-05-12

Sleepy fine dancer who sports number OF
smart custones the sport side, starts things roins
Nth speedy acro-tap sequence Between sasPs Tor
breath he introduces his pop whom he alleges work
ed Nth Bill Robinson and Bert Williams he Dad IS
great for a man MS age which IS IS, and ne DOES
lay down smooth IRON Tapping against the tune
"linzer Awhile sleepy ~ins nice round OF ciaps
while his Pop the close of the routine WIN
another batch Of fine laid IRON. The two beg Oft
amidst profound cheers and paudiis in the back
ground The Eight Crottettes namely: Lorain, rau-
line Jerry Irene Leah Audrey, Nezelle and Marion
come on for the finale Soft Shoe Medley N the
first hale and Boogie Woogie off in the second
half Prince Of the yories, MS piano and his or
ehestra really beat this number out Concluding the
entire two turns we're great and the response so dy-
mamie that the show must be cassed Tops ne
Thompson band goes onto the air immediately after
tbe sho,, A. which time tli:o5 PM WlND-CBS
,ck. 4 10 nightly and Sunday There you have
COVERING A SUPPER CLUB REVUE
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-05-12

This Johnny Hudgins chap you'll probably re-
member him from Lew Lesle's Blackblrds bobs into
the scene next and gets sharp paudts tor ms pa
noministic ice skating routine and goes Oft winning
applause after dong bit Of tterbuglng With cash
customers. His exchanging remarks and having gen.
era fun with the customers IS bg-tirne stuff vat
messed onlv in supper clubs in do~nto~n Chicago.
HI, eNah.Wsh" skt goes over 10 the second half
along With conioal dancing
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-05-12

Show st-rts off smoothly With Do,tie Adams, fan
and shake artist diminishing amidst dancing chorus
girls in picture scene ancnt Tropical Fantasy and
in second section OF show does fan dance. getting
moderate hitting sonny Thompson gives with piano
tone of Tea For Two" and scores but IS followed by
the weak voice Of Willette Williams on Candy This
kid could stand COB Of rehearsals.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-05-12

The bosses Of El Grotto have here, fine bunch OF
talent 50 versatile that hard specify the
ring act To start the Third Edition Of Star Time
this reporter bring the fact that the
his new orchestra around which the entire show IS
built Thornpson's band is heavy and carries deep
resonance in broadcast attempt across WlND-CBS
ether waves.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1945-11-22
Potomac Association
Plan Thrift Shop

At meeting Of the Potomac
School Association, held this week,
definite action was felt to be neces-
sary to help the children who were
not properly clothed for the winter.
After much discussion, it was
thought that a Thrift Shop in Po-
tomac would be the solution to
the problem. Various organiza-
tions are to be asked to lend their
moral and physical support to this
worthy cause.
1t is hoped that people with
wearable clothes for either children
or adults, will bring them to the
school, or to the Church, which
will be collection centers for the
shop. 1t is also thought that
slightly broken toys, which can
be mended or repainted, might be
brought in too, so that the older
children in the school, can fix and
repaint them for some other chill
dren to buy and use. The date of
the opening of the shop will de-
pend on the quantity and rapidity
in which saleable articles will be
brought in. For further informa-
ton, call Mrs. Walter Myers, Rock
vile IL II.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1945-11-22

ington, D. C. Gaithersburg friends
called in the afternoon to extend
congratulations and on Monday, his
son, Mr.. Franklin Reed and family
who could not be present on Sun
day came from Washington to
bring their good wishes and gifts.
Attending the Annual Con-
vention Of the Maryland Congress
of. Parents and Teachers at An
napolis, from Gaithersburg were
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard T. Sch
wartz, Rev. and Mrs. Herman
M. Wilson, Mrs. Robert Ward.
Mr.. Earl L. Williams, Mrs. For
rest Walker, Miss Martha A.
Satterfeld and Mr.. Emerson P.
Slacum. Mrs. Herman Wilson
was honored by election to men,
bership on the State Board, and
win serve at State Chairman of
Home and Family Living.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Williams
have returned from Westchester
Penna, where they attended on
Friday the wedding of Mr.. Will
liams' cousin, Miss Helen Baker
to Mr.. Rea Eastwood, that city
Mrs. Norman Jacobs assisted
by members of the Epworth
| Methodist Church choir enter
tanned at her home on Monday
evening (Nov. 12) with a mis-
cellaneous shower for Mrs
Charles Weedman, the former
Rachel Hess, who resigned heI
position as librarian in the Cal.
thersburg School to join hel
husband, Sergeant Weedman in
Sudlersville, Md. The color
scheme of pink and white were
carried out in both the decora.
tons and refreshments. Gifts
both useful and beautiful were
presented by the thirty-five
| guests in attendance the only
one from a distance being Miss
Joan Webster, a friend of the
brides who came from Sudlers-
vile to share the occasion.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1945-11-22

Mr.. and Mrs. Grover Walker en-
tertained- with a family dinner
party for eight at their home Sun
day in honor of the birthday an
niversary Of Mrs. Walkers mother,
Mrs. Edwin West Of Jamestown.
Mrs. David Grogan and children
in company with Mrs. Grogan's
nephew, Mr.. William Becker left
today by motor to spend the
Thanksgiving holidays with Mr..
and Mrs. Dawson Baker at Easton,
Maryland.
Mrs. Robert Gartner and Mrs.
James Federline were joint hostess
es Friday evening at a miscellan-
eous shower given in honor Of Mrs.
Gartner's sister, Miss Virginia