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Washington Journal., 1945-04-06
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ten CONNER in SeIgolano gepeien
Sn 8remerbauen limo tie ouf Der
Gampfer geItiegen uno in sic &aiiitt
gegangen. Saben einen 6rittpn Mann
9efunoen unO Sfat geipieIt. @elpielt
uno geipielt.
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&alite. allies allsiteigen", ruit er,
mir limo oal"
@@as?~ iaat ROsgebuid, oidon
in Selgolano?"
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Mann, "Ilr limo mieOer in 9remer-
Washington Journal., 1945-04-06
Ocs SrcmnNcs HanN

Sd mar 10 jung lnO puBte ridts bonn 2eben,
BIS in ole @elt i'd, lnter Ilenihen fam.
"a JAP ib crit, mas einet es gege6er,
lln0 Dem %perieben, 0ob Dem an0ern nabnt.
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Die Sr0neu nit Dem t%ieiiten &er5eleio;
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6ai0 ie crit ipdt, im @edielitrom Ger Belt.
SUI Strom ser 3eit, Ser mid ourh @elten lenfte,
Sft iiber ruube 8obner, obne 9ult,
Sano ib ole &roft, Die ale 6urft uerordngte,
gSds emit beoriidte, IiB mid fortan faIt.
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CAB tiefhe8 2eiO ni6t einl1ol bon 8etano,
gnB biele Sdnler5en, @n4it lno Scot Der6Goien,
&enn mir berii5ren eineS 6rernOes &ano.
O}argorete &latt
Washington Journal., 1945-04-06
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Sic Miindner @emiitli6feit fommt
10 re6t gum Aus0rud in Ser 4nt=
mort elmer &ellnerin in einem 9ofol
an 8loBI. 9d bate elm Serr @Iien
beltellt tno mad elmer geraumen 3eit
rnft er oie &elInerin uno iagte:
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id1on cine 5al6e Stunoe auf mein
'giienI"
God oaraufbin mar sic .&ellnerin
nun gar nid)t entiest, iie meinte nur:
,,@egn'S 0es mar bait ihon, fpenn
mir lauter iolde geouloige @1it'
61tt'ni"
Washington Journal., 1945-04-06
0as ante 0inb.

81 9aflenberg io9te eiumu( cine
minoer 6eriibmte &oIlegin: uNiein
8ater Bat MIDI immer ge6eten feline
&iinitlerin 81 merOen."
oNa alio", er1pioerte 8~ollenberg,
sic iin0 e6en Elm 9utes 9ino unO
baben Den @unid S6res 8oters er-
fillt.~
Washington Journal., 1945-04-06
8eiMA
Cine sesenOe bon VI. @ei6er

Sbne 8u6e finben 5i f0nnen, lag
ser &iinitler zines Mben0s ermottet
ulti ieinem Eager; UNI i'm 6erum mar
@iniamfeit un0 ShneigenL bod in
ibm pollte fem 5rieoe peroen.
ga iob er cine @eitult ms 3immer
treten; lie mar lalttlos gefommen Of
ne sic Cir ge0ffnet 5u baden, unO
iebte ii6 81 Dem 9iinitler.
Sbr antlit mar regelm1big uno
ni6tsinseno, obne ieOen 4usorud,
obne ieoe 8emegung; einfo6 elm sc.
iidt. Gauien0moI 6ereits muBte Ger
9iinitler an oieiem @eii6t poriiberge-
gdngen iein.
SIRE Itumpfen Augen 0eigten feline
beitimmte 6nr6e, feinen @lon5, fem
@e6eimnis. 9lugen. Aber cine left.
Jane unbeimlihe @emaIt i6ien ibm
qege6en. Somie ser &iinitIer 0ieie
9Iugen auf Ii6 geri6tet iiiblte, per-
modte er fein @lieo mebr 5u riibren,
un0 ale 5dbi9feiten ieines 8eiens
6egonnen 81 erItarren, ~begnnnen 81
idpin0en.
als critics berlieB i'm sic erbaben-
lite, fur6t6arite &roft Oes Meniden:
Der if0pferiide @eonnfe.
o@er bit 0u?" fragte err bang sic
@eitalt an ieinem Eager. Bit gu ser
3meifel?"
Die @eitoIt blieb itumm.
Sebt miro er inne, mie unter if
rem uner6ittlif 9lei6giiItigen Bid
Ger @iIle aus ibm entmi6.
User 6iit ou?" fori9te er mie0er.
,,8iit on sic Sorge?"
Die @eitaIt 6(ieb itumm.
0tn fiiblte err, mie Sic b~eIeeligeno-
ite 5dbigfeit in Ridjts 5erging, 6ie
5abi9feit our 5reuoe, sic 6abigfeit
glal6en, Oie 5dbigfeit STlulion fir
8irflidfeit, @irflidfeit fir SlluIio=
men 81 nebmen.
llaO a6ermals iragte ser &iinltler:
8er bit on, bit Oh sic @nttau-
idung BRIT ou 6ie @rfenntnis?"
Die @eitolt 6lieb Itlimm.
uno mieoer fiibIte er oie entIeb-
li6en augen auf lid, geridtet, uno
Tie iau9en Ole lebte 5dbiefeit aus ibmL
Die 6abigfeit, Bic uns sic unent6e6r-
lidite, 0ie foitbarite lit fiirs 2eben:
Die 6Gbigfeit gum 9eioen.
ye1n mar ni6tS mebr BON ibm
ii6rig ge6lieben; mir elm ounpf uege=
t%ierenoer S%rganismus, aten1 uno
&reislauf oes 8luteS in einem trd-
gen &orper,
Die @eitaIt er6ob iif. Ga Bat ser
&iinitler nodmoIs: ,.8er Bit ou?
Oh trdgit meme Seele nit sir, aIles
bolt on mir genommelt, allies. 90
lab MIDI penisitenS miiieu, mer on
bit on, iurdt6arer ais 3meifel uno
Sorge, ais @ntt1ui6ung uno @r-
fenntnis, Ou, furdtbarer aIs ser
-So0."
sd BIN Ser Alltag," untportete
0ieSrnal 0ie @rideinung.
9onn mar tie peri6munoen.
Washington Journal., 1945-04-06
&nritee.

SER Gireftor, ole beutige Gor-
IteIIung muB GllsfolIen."
u@ieio2"
Ser 3perg 6at Dem Hieien cine
gelongt. 9arouf bat Die Game obne
unterlei6 Sen 3merg nit Dem Sub
getreten uno Damn qob eS cine Sci
Ierei, nobel it'd Ser Manu obne &no-
den ben Mrm ge6roNen bot
Washington Journal., 1945-04-06
KMlWensambe
MG6rhaf.

o9e6ne 0id nidt 10 ii6er sic Brit
ltung, Qinol Ser &err I'M 8lpeiten
Stang oa 0runten bot ii6 idon Den
SUIT ans Der @oroerobe gebolt, neil
ibm ouoauern0 0eine 8rdnen mi oie
I@lnte tropfen!"
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-03

p e I e. y q r y
brush IL with a
clean brush
Press the satin
binding with a
warm iron If il
needs ii. Fold
lightly. w D
and store them.
c h @ n / / ] G
spreads should
be washed as
soon as they
h We become
dirty. s h ort,
frequent wash
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-03
Get Them CIeon

ISE two suds IL necessary,
~ then rinse thoroughly
i'm warm water, repeating
the rinse water If IL is
necessary.
Wiring by hand. or use
the spin-dryer, or wringer
set loosely for blankets and
woolens. Shake the spread
and stretch it. Hang IL
wrong-side out. with the
corners square. DO not hang
il in the sun. When the
spread is dry, brush the nap.
Waterproof Fabrics
TO clean waterproof fab
RIGS, sponge them clean,
using a damp sponge.
Water resistant curtains,
unless otherwise directed
by the manufacturer, can
be washed in lukewarm
suds. Douse them up and
down with your hands. Do
not rub them. Rinse them
off. Do not iron.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-03

him. store them
for you till
they are needed
in cooler wealth
er; or il you
store tn e m at
h o m e, S G a
them in heavy
paper or other
m o I hip r o o (
packages.
If you laun-
der blankets be-
fore s torin &,
you will get the
least shrinkagc
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-03

ings are better than one
long-delayed one. Do not
soak these spreads, Wash
each one separately. Fill the
washer with soft, warm wa
ter, use a mild soap, and
plenty of il 10 make a rich
suds. Wash four minutes.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-03
Rinse Carefully

TIE rinsing must be as
thorough as the washing.
Fill the machine with water
the same temperature as
the suds. Rinse twice, using
two rinse waters, and run
the machine only two min.
uteS for this.
Hang the blanket evenly
over two ClothcSlines, when
possible, or folded in equal
h a Ives over one line.
Straighten and adjust once
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-03

and the greatest fluffincsS
and softness if you wash
them gently in the washing
machine, using only mildly
warm water and a mild
soap or a product made es-
peciaily for cleaning woods.
Fill the machine with the
warm water, add the soap
or cleanser and run the ma
chine a moment or two 10
dissolve IL. Then put in one
blanket at a time, run gently
three minutes. Gather up the
blanket loosely in your
arms, squeezing very gently
any remaining water, fold it
and put il through the
wringer loosely, or in the
spinner basket dryer. Two
or three minutes spinning
VIII extract The water.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-03

BLANKETS should be put
u away clean. If you send
them to the dry-cleaner, let
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-03

Ea5J Does IT, Get the Ry-Krisp
plan for the normal overweight
go easy on calories-have
grand meals like that shown
here-enioy delicious Ry-krisp
as bread. Has only about 3
calories and helps tone you up
supplies regulating minerals
and yitamin b.. Try il!
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-03
Housekeeper's Notes

or twice during the drying
period. Dry in the air, but
not in the sun. When com
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-03

CARROLL q. ALIEN, PnJ-
barEA, Pa IL have been enjoy
ma Harper Method work fof
twelve yvarS. Two years sso
opened my own salon. now o~n q
splehdid. paying basiness. thanka
20 yoar thorough training"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-09-01
Welcome To Detroit
National Baptist Convention, Inc. of U.S.A.
GREETINGS!

Detroit's business and professional people, organ
izations and individual citizens whose listed
on this page, take pleasure in extending hearty
welcome to the officials clergymen, delegates and lay
in attendance at the sessions of the National Negro
Baptist convention meeting in the Motor City from
September 40 1t is the hope of the sponsors of this
page that the convention may be the successful and
inspiring in the history of the organization and that
may prove pleasant and profitable to all in attendance.
The business and professional people of Detroit
and the citizens who extend these greetings will spare
pains to and cooperate in every way possible
to help the officials delegates and laymen of the
vention enjoy their stay in Detroit and feel that
they at home among friends.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1945-09-13
MONTGOMERY STDELIGHTS
Bu ELSIE WHITE EAINEs

responded with a hearty Eyes, in
deed. Come right up" When we
arrived at 4:30 she said "Put your
car in the garage for you are
going to spend the night with u.s."
Well, we fell right into the lap of
luxury, for Cousin Carrie lives in
a palatial residence on the Lincoln
Highway, in the heart of Coats
vile. She reminded us much of
Jacks mother sweet and viva
cious. She is 80, her mind as
bright and active as one could
wish. She is cared for by two
maidens of uncertain age, natives
of Canada. At supper we sat at
the table over an hour with but
Ter and maid to anticipate our
every wish. Jack kept us in gales
of laughter. Cousin Carrie stay
ed up until 10 o'clock.
After good nights sleep in a
gorgeously furnished room with a
private bath for each of us, Jack
and | ate breakfast, Cousin Carrie
breakfasting in bed, and when we
started for Chester. The old lady
had us come to her room and she
kissed US both goodbye. Next
week l will tell you of a visit to
another Historical Society.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1945-09-13
POOLESVILLE
Mrs. Charles Upton
PooiesVilLe 2115

Lieut.. and Mrs. Richard Daniel
OF Baltimore were dinner guests
on Sunday of the w. A. Daniel
family.
Mrs. Robert Dayhoff entertained
on Sunday celebrating Mr.. Day
hof's birthday.
Mrs. Sidney Thompson has re-
turned from a visit to Roxboro,
N. C.
Mrs. VIM. Everette was hostess
to the Auxiliary last Monday.
Before school opened, Mrs. Joe
Willard and Miss Helen Willard
were joint bridge hostess on Fri
day afternoon.
On Saturday, Mrs. Riggs Darby
entertained at bridge luncheon for
her house guest from Chevy Chase.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. Williams, Jr.,
are receiving congratulations on
the arrival of VIM. Clifton, born in
Frederick Hospital, Wednesday IL.
Mrs. E. o. Brown was hostess to
the Guild on Monday afternoon.
Sidney Thompson,Jr was home
for over night leave this week.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1945-09-13
County Health
Department News

Mrs. Virginia Maxwell, public
health nurse for the Damascus
Laytonsville district, is canvass
ing that area for the purpose of
securing protection against diph-
iberia for all preschool children.
Mrs. Aldo Rata is assisting in this
work. Immunization of all infants
between 6 and 8 months of age is
urged by the Department, with
another booster" dose just before
school entrance in order to furnish
protection for them through school
life.
The Executive Board of the
State Organization of Public Health
Nursing held its fall meeting last
Monday afternoon in Baltimore
Miss Sadie Gladwin, Supervisor of
Nursing, and Miss Stella Randolph
Director Of Health Education, botf
of whom serve on one of the COM
mittees, attended.
The Health Department endorses
heartily the action of the County
Commissioners in joining the Ma
tional Safety Council and planning
to participate in it's National Traf-
fic Safety Contest. The annual
average death rate per 100000
population due to motor vehicle
accidents occurring in the past five
years in Montgomery County is
1850. With release of more gaso-
line, old cars, and new or mex
perienced drivers there will sure
ly an increase in this already high
death rate unless preventive mea-
sures are taken.
The preliminary meeting of
teachers for the Negro schools was
held last week at Lincoln High
School. Miss Sadie Gladwin, and
Miss Stella Randolph spoke briefly
at the meeting, the former regard
ing physical examinations and
other health measures of interest
to teachers, the latter regarding
the Negro Health Week activities
which in the County schools is a
year-long program.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1945-09-13
Alters To Exhibit
At HagerstOWn Fair

The Annual Hagerstown Fair
where the State All exhibits will.
be held in 1945 will get under way
Sept. 18th through 22nd at
Hagerstown, Md. A large num-
Der of animals will be exhibited
by All boys and girls from Mont
gomery County. Those planning
to exhibit Jerseys are George, Ed
win and Fred Fry Of Laytonsville;
Patricia and Bruce Berlage, OIney;
Jane Hubble, Poolesville; and
Robert Hanson, Gaithersburg.
Guernseys will be shown by Rob-
ert Carter, Rockville; David Rob-
lin, Laytonsville; Clarence and
Richard Chapman, Gaithersburg.
Boys exhibiting Holsteins are
David Robin, Alfred Poole Of
Poolesville, Ralph Hubble, Pooles-
vile; Earl Nicholson, Comus; AL
Ian Burdette, Clarksburg and
Bruce Stockman, Gaithersburg.
The Montgomery County All
Baby Beef Club will be represent
ed by Jimmy Barnsley of Olney,
James Nicholson of Olney; Robert
Hanson, Gaithersburg and Kath-
leen Clagett, Rockville. Robert
Hanson also plans to exhibit
Berkshire Swine.
Wash White and Fred Fry both
of Laytonsville will put on team
demonstration on Sept. 18th on
the subject of Proper Milking
Procedures.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1945-09-13
WOODFIELD

The w. S. c. S. met on Wednes-
day with the vice-president Mrs.
Harvey Burdett in charge. There
were seventeen members present.
Refreshments we're served by Mrs.
Lindsay McElfresh and Miss Lucille
Priest.
Miss Hetty Darby had as her
weekend guests Mr.. and Mrs.
George Boyer of Washington.
Mrs. Thomas Grimes and son
Franklin have arrived at Fort Leo
nard Wood, Mo-, where Pfc. Grimes
is stationed for while.
Mrs. Rogers gave a musical re-
cital at the Home for the Aged,
Gaithersburg on Thursday evening.
The girls from Woodfeld who took
part were Mary Ann Ward, Becky
Wachter and Augusta Mae King.
Mrs. Ollie King returned home
on Sunday from a visit to her
fathers home in Texas.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1945-09-13
CEDAR GROVE

Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Linthicum
had as their guests for the week
end, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Polesky
Of Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Lee Wat
kins, Rose Marie and Mrs. Eleanor
Offutt were dinner guests Sunday
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Johnson,
near Woodfield.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee King have had
as their house guests for a couple
of weeks the latter's sister, Mrs.
Jerry Basser and her son John Of
Brooklyn, N. Y.
Mr.. Fred Kraus and daughters
Gertrude and Helen Kraus Of
Washington came home with Miss
Anna Barber for the weekend with
Mr.. Charlie Barber, who has been
on the sick list again.
Mrs. Mollie Beall visited hei
sister, Laura, who lives in New
York, for the weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Purdum had
as their dinner guests on Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Henry, Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Koesky, of Wash
ington, and Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Linthicum.
The Alpha Sunday School Class
of Salem Church met on Monday
evening at the home Of Mrs, John
Purdum, with Miss Lucille Priest
as joint hostess.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1945-09-13
BOYD

A wedding of interest to this
community took place on Thursday
Aug. 30, in the parsonage of the
Methodist Church in Laytonsville,
when Cpl. Alvin Watkins was unit
ed in marriage to Miss Maize
Haines of Lewisdale, by the Rev.
Dillon Groves. Mr.. and Mrs. Nor
man Watkins, brother and sister-in-
law of the groom were the only
attendants and entertained . the
young couple over night. The
bride is employed by the Peoples
Drug Co. of Washington and the
groom will report to Camp Meade
on Sept. Is for re-assignment.
Mrs. Earl Hoyle and two child
rem, Marsha Ann and Gary, are
visiting with her husbands parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Smith Hoyle, while
her husband is on business for the
government in Chicago.
Miss Carolyn Williams enter
tanned a group of friends from
Rockville recently at her parents
cottage at North Beach for a week,
chaperoned by her father, Mr..
Robert Williams, who we also UNI
derstand was chief cook and bottle
washer! Did the girls lose weight :?
We wonder?
Rev. and Mrs. James p. Kerr
and two daughters spent the Labor
Day weekend visiting relatives in
Baltimore, returning home on Tues
day, Sept. 4th, and will also spend
few days this next week at the
same place. The Rev. William
Waters of Rockville filled the pull
pit here on Sunday, Sept. 2 and
will do the same this next Sunday,
Sept. 16 at II A. M.
Mrs. Eleanor Maughlin, who has
been ill for the past two weeks, is
rapidly recovering at present. Her
daughter, Mrs. Courtney Young of
Chevy Chase spent several days
with her mother during her illness.
Mrs. Annie Grimes of Sykesville
is spending her vacation with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Lewis, both of whom are in bad
health at present.
Misses Margie and Evelyn Virts
spent the past weekend in Balti-
more visiting their cousin, Mrs.
julius Ebenhack, returning home
Monday night.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1945-09-13
SPENCERVILLE

Rev. r. L. Benton of Takoma
Park and formerly of Texas was
the speaker at the Spencerville
S. D. A. Young People Society
Friday evening. He showed pic
lures taken while visiting England
and France during the war. He was
sent by the General Conference of
of Seventh-day Adventists as
special representative to visit as
many of the men and women in
service that was possible. The pic
lures showed the terrible destruc-
ton in the war areas.
Miss Edith Ashton, and mother
Mrs. Ashton of Bustleton, Penna.
were guests of Mrs. Ida Peter of
CIoverly.
The S. d. A. church school at
Spencerville opened this week with
9 (nine) pupils enrolled. Miss Ruby
lngle the former teacher is continu-
ing her work.
Mrs. Alfredo Wright, who has
been a patient at the Maryland
State Sanatorium for four months
has returned home to stay. Her
husband Sgt. Lester Wright who
was wounded in Germany is return
ing home from France in few
weeks.
The Free Methodist Sunday
School of Spencerville is observing
Sept. % as Rally Day. An attrac-
tive program is planned by the
Supt., Mrs. Earl Moore of Cloverly.
A joint church outing for the
Young People of the Washington
Area was held Monday Sept. 10th.
A moonlight boat trip down the
river was enjoyed by many. A
group from the Free Methodist
Church of Spencerville were
among those who enjoyed the pro-
gram of Special features for the
Young people, including an old
fashioned hymn sing.
| A musical program is scheduled
for Sunday night Sept. 16 at the
Liberty Grove M. E. Church of
Burtonsville. Special selections
will be rendered by the choir and
"a quartette from Washington,
D. c. A community sing is also
featured.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1945-09-13
Mrs. Jamie H. Thomas
Ashton 2551

Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Mitchell of
Hokessen, Delaware and Mr.. and
Mrs. S. Moore of Hagerstown, Md,
were guests last week at "Plain-
field"
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles E. Conner
and their two sons Mike and Tim
have returned from a motor trip
through the Great Smokes in Ten
nessee and North Carolina.
The Garden Club met Tuesday at
the home of Mrs. Allen F. Brooke.
The monthly meeting of the
Junior Auxiliary of the Women's
Board of the Montgomery County
General Hospital was held Tues
day evening at the home of Mrs.
Gordon Williams in Brookeville.
Miss Jean H. Thomas returned
last week from Yarmouth, Maine,
where she has been visiting her
sister Mrs. Robert C. Turner.
The Montgomery Farmers Club
will meet tomorrow night with
Jack Bentley. The Enterprise Club
met last Saturday at the home of
Maurice J. Stabler, William W..
Moore presiding. They adjourned
to meet next month with Osburn
N. Stabler and Stanley P. Stabler
at Sunnyside.
Mr.. j. Elgar Hallowell has re-
turned to his home in Chicago after
an extended visit with his sister,
Mrs. Newton Stabler at Sunnyside.
Mr.. and Mrs. Malcolm Thomas
are residing temporarily at Clifton
with Mr.. and Mrs. William John
Thomas. Mr.. Thomas recently re-
ceived his discharge from the
army, and he and his wife hope to
make their home near Sandy
Spring.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1945-09-13
POTOMAC

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles, L, Paine
entertained at a cocktail party fol-
lowed by supper Saturday at their
home on Persimmon Tree Agoad in
honor of Mrs. Storer Garrett and
Mr.. Raymond c. Norton whose
marriage will take place Sept. Is.
The guests were DR.. and Mrs. Carl
Wood, Mr.. and Mrs. A.'G. Earnst,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank A. March, Mr..
and Mrs. Ralph Counselman, Mr..
and Mrs. Otis H. Johnson, Mr.. and
Mrs. James H. Nolan, DR.. and Mrs.
Robert f. Moran, Mr.. and Mrs. F.
Koran McConihe, Mrs. A. S. Gar
diner, Jr., Mrs. Alice C. Berry,
Mrs. L. Howell LaMotte, Jr., DR..
Arch. Riddick, DR.. H. A. Wood,
Major Max Goodwin, and Mr.. Rich
mond Keech.
The Potomac Glen Homemakers
Club met last Tuesday for luncheon
at the home of the president, Mrs
William Robey with Mrs. Frederick
Doering assisting. Miss Edythe
Turner gave great many suggest
ions for making Christmas pre-
sents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin N. CHEERING
ton are now living in Rockville
having sold their home in the Glen.
Mr.. Dewey Brown has moved in
the O'Brien place which he recent
ly purchased and has had it re-
decorated.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1945-09-13


Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Klutey and
their two children, Ann and Freddy,
were visitors last week at Spring
land.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin S. Rich
mond are visiting at the home of
Mrs. Richmond's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Maurice j. Stabler. Ben Rich
mond is a Chief Quartermaster
with the U. S. Navy and has been
placed on inactive duty for the
next two months. He and his wife
expect to leave next Monday for
Nantucket for an indefinite stay.