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BUSINESS PROP. FOR SALE Cont,

BRICK BLDG, large store. 2 show win
and bath apt above main
S%xISRess, VI, %aEes5 j9s X %fsE loSa DT 6Io5
ma 4 LiGhTBoWS iii s5Hso w S1anf: isa5' s' prices
2lz-ACRE BUSINESS SITE, southeast. ad-
Joining Peoples Drug Store and theater
Site IS exactly at the f intersection Of sew sew
eral large, full-sized boulevards yet the
price per, acre is :tla times less than the
cost of the theater site. The location is
good for any business, but particularly
for an automobile sales and parking lot
and gas station. or a combination furni-
person who can see and take advantage
OF this wonderful opportunity now, be-
tore building and traffic restrictions are
OWNER. FIR. 50S9.
CHEAP APT. SITE-RA SIS north side
1900 PIX block Lee 60 hiehway-43io front feet
only colored in the neighborhooD high
elevation; immense oak trees; price. So
eeSF m Rroksps P on
Arlington requirements for business sites
TO this .a, Office You will receive fun com.
bro1Eht success to SH many small merchants nero ss
and manufacturers in the Rosslyn indus.
Trial Trial center developed by this office. WAR
WICK MONTGOMERY; realtor. CHI. $3.50
lll5 Wilson boulevard.
SHOPPING CENTER sITEs-NW. corner
Lee highway and Columbus street-200,
aa. loo, ., lrreguiar' plus an equal amount O
Also ne. corner Lee highway and Florida
| street 30oxl3S to 20 foot alley; level; al
eommssdn G5fs n esaT WARwck FIX segeSs ~
| realtor: CH. $3.50. 1ll5 Wilson blvd.
INDUSTRIAL SITES in nearby Virginia
will divide to suit purchaser; solid leve
ground; 3-phaSe electricity; free R r
unloading one square; sewer and water
available at additional cost Will finance
and give every corporation to good clear
small business: Full commission. Plat or
request. WARWICK MONTGOMERY, real
tor. CHI. $3.50 lib Wilson blvd.
lot 37xloo to an alley: improved brick
NOR, RE. 1926
INDUSTRIAL SITES In nearby Virginia
between laundry and millwork plant: 235y
225. Will divide 10 suit purchaser: level,
water. sewer and 3-phase electricity paid
Gone-third for $4,000; terms, $500 cash
Fnll commisgi9n to brokers WARWICK
MflcS9 sEcoSb b'Vd COMMERCIAL. 1l44 10th st
NV: brick, soft. alley; S11.50O OLIVER
T CARR MA. 2sG5.
OUTSTANDING VALUES Have some
choice apts.. from ; to 200 units
Also business property and downtown
office bldg.
the city
For these and other buys, phone, Harry
co sos II st NV MA 2345
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY WANTED.

5-ROOM BUNGALOW, brick, ami, al
least acres, OF, land; within 10 miles OF
SFs s5qkeHs 6a House ws sts
lot, Maryland or Virginia; will go 20
miles out if necessary; can pay substantial
cash; want to do business direct with
owner BOX 429-L. Star.
HOUSE-Buy or rent, 6 or more rooms, in
good condition, electricity, also running
acres ground, in foothills of Alleghanies,
Md, committing facilities to Washington
by train state price, details. Box 426.L,
Star.
BUNGALOW, modern, with not less than
2 acres, near Silver Spring or Coesyille
PRIVATE PARTY, from owner; D. c. or
nearby: utilities: conv trans; not over
S4 500 cash Box 1861, Star. Is"
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.

WE HAVE MANY BUYERS for houses
farms, acreage and water fronts. II you
want to sell quickly. list with 9. B. ZANT-
FINGER CO., 945 K st. NV, MA. 9593.
AM IN POSITION to sell or buy for cash
any house or business property in Mt
Pleasant or Petworth section that is prop
erly priced. Called G. s. WHITE, AID. 1865
after pm.
TO GET the highest prices for acreage,
,aIps hooses osa see 9I write 91aS M
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SUBURBAN RENT-MARYLAkD.

SEABROOK, MD. 4-room bungalow.
screened-in back porch. Call MRS. RAY
MONp FLESHMAN. Laurel 422-M.
CHELTENHAM, MD.-Less than ! mile
from Grain highway, new 4-room bunga-
low; pantry. basement electricity, large
yard. r. LEE HALL.
FOUR-ROOM FARM HOUSE, No. Md
Comfortable, convenient to bus e:.5 high
way suitable for retired couple; S25
monthly: will give one months rent ger
cleaning yard, painting, etc. Box 436-L,
Star.
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WAREHOUSES FOR RENT.

Will ERECT airy size warehouse with rail 4
lished firm that VIII take long lease
E. \ LIGHTBOWN. WA 1923.
DAYLIGHT BLDG; vicinity OF Conn aye re.
and NJ ST. flreproof construction; :; stores
and basement h-w. oil heat, ample lava
tories extra lot for expansion. suitable
Tor Offices, display rooms. light manu- sc :
MR. WETTZ. MA 7OGJ or Ma. 9l96.
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WATER FRONT PROPERTY tcen,.

LONG BEACH, room cottage, furnished
and equipped for year-around use. fuliy IN
Sulated connected to central water system.
oil heating, lot l00xl0O. Price, $1,000;
Excellent Investment. A few otner houses
Solomon, Isiaaad fd, Mai add5Tsss' sboI: y F;
Prince Frederick Fred CIR.
cHEsAPEAKE BAY HoMEsITE, E5 Calvert .T
cssn sn1 dsdknz Thts SAND nes ssaon na
hunting, water sports electric lights, phone
and central system, pure arteSlan WateI
centrally distributed to every lot; sensloId
ton on request or drive to office on bay :
miles south of Prince Frederick, Solomons
Island I'd. NJ. e RoCKHILL. st. Leonard
CHESAPEAKE BAY front cottage for sale
at Cape Anne, about q miles from D e.
line; living, room with fireplace peoI
rooms bath. dinette kitchen Sc screened sc,S
automatic water Open today II to 4. Go
to Upper Marlboro, follow road 4. bearing
right at top of hill beyond Upper MARLBORO
go > n miles 10 Bristol, where take End Of
2 hard roaus to lett: go q miles to. road
. at Sears, right ~ mile to Nutwen. lett
and follow man road TO Deale Church;
and go about :! miles to Cape Anne sign
on right al Churchton. turn right and take
first right road to the shore and ask tor
the Koontz cottage. Price, s3,g5b. LOUIS
P. SHOEMAKER, l719 K ST. NV. MA.
LAKE JACKSON. WA l2-mi. lake. 81
mi. D. c.; 3 log COTTAGES, ami, cleo,
water boating, swimming. fishing. Prices
from 81 500 up; terms. Come out or call
RIDGE, MD.-Water- front lots on bay.
S40t, $50 down, $40 month AT 1888.
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STORE, across from Annapolis Hotel. con
tainS large front office, stockroom, Shop
and laYatory SO per month. ma H
- n
SHOPPING CENTER on s. Capitol and
Elmira StS V, surrounded by l,5Uu aptS,
and houses; will have , new stores and
rent within 80 days, size "3i2xS3 and
lGX5; we sF"2e-l ToaTcnm IA n"ary
Apply 100 Danbury st. sw IL 3737.
l%l. lNiOS 81. S.h.--Storc. complete
with fixtures. attractive living quarters
above establishment, IN this location for
years, tenant drafted, good opoorIInl'T.
Iith ST. BUSY downtown section 100 #.
deep. large parking space at rear: nice
MA u4GO ewes, EX. 014l.
TWO ADJOINING basement stores, near
Greyhound bus terminal; Opportunity TO
open restaurant. W. R. MAR6H4IL.-, rea!
estate broker 900 New York ave n.w.
VIRGINIA-lS-store shopping center: TO
be ready for fall openlnk east emo OF
Fairliugton. between theater and Sateway
Supermarket on Seminary rd. Have space
for bakery. barber. florist ard ore othtr
opening Community OF 10000 to draw
from Call Mrs Broyhill, with N. T BROH-
HILL co. INC, for details. CH $500
3fG9 VI ST. NW.-An excellent business
location, sood Tor any business. large
storfrOOm and show window. lust vacated
rent SIS per month, Appty on promises
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WAREHOUSES FOR SALE.

SEVERAL splendid fireproof buildings from
) 900 TO "5.nOu So Il suitable for any
si0raec or distributing warehouse: located
in downtown business area. also others IN
Northeast close 20 railroad Get detaiiS
HARRINGTON MGT. CO. no lftn st
n EN Elt.lN IL.
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ACREAGE WANTED.

WANTED small acreage on No / highway,
south of Alexandria, or what have YOU?
Box 412-L. Star.
2 ACRES on or near Bradley blvd. Mont
gomery County. Md, with telephone and
electricity available Box iiS-L Star
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MONTE VITA RANCH CAMP. Plan your
boys summer now. riding. swimming,
rlflery. qualified staff: good food; conv. D.
c boys from Christian homes: ) age groups
t5-i5l. Provides health, safety. WO. 42l4.'"
WE HAVE an excellent selection of chill
dren'S camps immediate registration ad-
yised: SD up. WASHINGTON SCHOOLS
ASSO., RE 1899
sbrs Soxs "a and Lak axis bHe To- IN Vars e bnek eeT
sonality and character building, sports,
swimming. horses. ponies. crafts, dancing,
rep. NJ. D ECKER, ia. 1925. Dir, Emma
D. Carron, 1916 Popham ave, N, Y. C.
Tel LU 1922
CAMP MoNTRosE, 10th season: girls. 6
to l2; boys q to Q; one hour from D. c.;
churches near; season weeks, $175; cata-
log. MR.. AND MRS. L. A RANDALL,
ClarkSville. Nd
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INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY

WAREHOUSE OR MANUFACTURING sites
on u S No. l highway in Arlington. Va,
adjacent TO Royal Crown Bottling and
Atlas Machine plants. Bus at door, rail-
way siding available. Excellent distribIt-
ing location ARRANGEMENTS to build and
loan possible. See Mr.. Norris. WEAVER
BROS. INC. WASHINGTON Bldg. DI. $500.
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COUNTRY PROPERTY WANTED.

LARGE SECLUDED COUNTRY HOME with
so TO 100 acres OF land desired for i'm
term lease, depending upon deSirabillty;
must be within ] , miles Of center Of
Washington: furnished or unfurnlshed.
Reply Box 1856, Star, giving details in
CluG!ug rental
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT.

DAYLIGHT BLDG, vicinity of Conn. ave
and NJ SITS. Fireproof construction. 3-story
and basement; h,-w. oil heat. ample lava
for Offices, display rooms, light manufac-
turing; etc; Possession June loe l Phone
Mr.; WEITl, MA. 7n65 or MA; 1l96.
feet. with elevator. first floor heated and
suitable for Offices or display room. upper
floors Sultable for storage. Occupancy
about MAY 18th to be leased to Jan. lst,
1850 Sl0-S"l 9th st NV
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STORES WANTED.

WILL RENT STORE in nee nelghhorhood
do not need main shopping section, MA
Oi6O or EX. UI4l. ,.
STORE, downtoWn ". Conn ave. or IA III
81 NV Will lease. suitcase or buy. nrok-
ers may call. MR. KENT. l@l3 Hamll-
ton 8 NV RA 49,.
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OFFICES WANTED.

MANUFACTURERS representative want
Office and storeroom, downtown Bo!
431-L. Star.
BUSINESSMAN, generally absent from
office, needs desk or Office space, mail Serv.
ice only. Phone immatcrial. Reasonable
Box 33T L, Star,
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WAREHOUSES WANTED.
,hvEsTMEhT PROPERTY FOR SALE.

WANT TO RENT garage or small stoTaee
place for supply goods, PetWorth or BrooK-
laDd bon lg5-l, Star
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BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTED
LOTS FOR SALE.

AUTO MECHANIC. seeking repair shop to
go in business for himself. Box 262, Ross
lyn. Va
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INVESTMENT PROPERTY WANTED.

WASTED-iouses. apartments fats or
commercial property for clients. Write
Mr. walter, B. F. SAUL CO, sos 18th
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STORES FOR RENT.

GROCERY STORES. large or small, all
sections DAVID RIFKIND, 30 I4th ST.
II W RE 4n31 weekdays only
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DESK SPACE FOR RENT
STORES FOR SALE.

SPACE, Sl5 mo: all conveniences at hand.
Suite 50l-3. $50 F. st. NV. DI. 1913;
Sun. EX n5G4
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LOTS WANTED.

LOTS WANTED suitable for building rea-
sonably priced houses; row, semidst. or
det.; builders ready to buy. Call Mr..
Dortch, ME 1143, until 9 pm. J. WES-
LEY BUCHANAN. Resltor.
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REAL ESTATE SALE OR EXCHANGE.
OFFICES FOR RENT.

OWNER will trade Get home on West
over drive s.e. for row duplex or 4.
family fat For information call TR. 2729
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SUMMER HOMES.
SUMMER CAMPS.
MONTE VITA RANCH CAMP.

SUMNER COTTAGE wanted. mountains or
shore. July or August. WI 1918
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S5,OOO-2l lots. 2Ox1nO TT. each, water
and sewer, > blocks off Alabama ave. IN
1906. HARTMAN REALTY, INC, 1888
Good Hope rd
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peter j. hagan offers for Sl3.500 a beauti-
ful brick bungalow on the boulevard in
University Park section. Six rooms, maids
room. three baths, reception room with eX-
ira kitchen Oil hot-water heat, detached
garage Good location for a professional
man For particulars call peter J. hagan,
1897 Saith ST., Mt. Rainier, Md. WA. 3165.
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STORE, across from Annapolis Hotel. con-
tainS large front office, Stockroom, Shop
and laVatory ~50 per month. ma H
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Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-08-29
CHAPTER -FOUR

A SENSE of calamity settled
lpon Sandra as she gazol at Sncn-
ser Wilmington, the British refugee
boy she had wor to protect. She
had paid $50 to the committee in
Chicago to be deposited by them in
the government required trust
fund. Eight dollars for a head tax.
Money for a visa. Money for a
credit investigation of herself.
An investigation that included
her religion. environment and fam
ilv, life insurance. bank state
mcnts, a letter from Wakcman and
Benet. listing her salary ana how
long employed-all such personal
matters.
But none Of these things mat
tered. What did matter was the
boys aloofness that slapped her
dreams awry. Obviously one might
as we'll try to cuddle a porcupine
as the reserved little Britisher.
While these unattractive
thoughts raced through her head
the door swung open and, to, her
RELIEF, Mrs. Fennimore came in.
"HoW are you getting along?"
Mrs. Fennimore's words held
that almost ~sickening chcerfulness
used by people when >hey know
full well things are not right at all.
Very jolly" Spensor said, in a
little sing-song that held a lack of
interest approaching sarcasm.
20. X" Sandra said, Ticking her
hands outward in a little shrug
that meant a great deal TO the
Child Welfare expert.
"Spenser, be a good chap. Run
downstairs, find the kitchen and
ask one of the girls there to pre-
pare us some tea"
"Righto." The boy slid neatly
from his stiff perch or the edge of
the davenport. shall l come di-
rectly after I order the tea he
asked seriously, "or do you wish
to discuss me-"
Sandra expected subterfuge. In
Sledu, Mis-. eiJ4iliiOIe SdIt. we IL
going to discuss you, Spenser."
Suddenly she gave her wide, friend
ly smile that made her look so
much younger than she was. Then
later you and I are going to discuss
Mss Edwards"
For a moment after he had gone
neither woman spoke. Mrs. Fenni-
more ran her fingers through her
blue-White hair with a gesture that
actually was II of distraction.
But somehow, as so many of her
gestures did, it seemed graceful.
Sandra Edwards felt herself relax
ing.
whats wrong, Sandra?"
"He doesn't like me-"
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-08-29
DOING WITHOUT ENTRIES

ON OCCASIONAL hands, a de-
2larer viii find his W holding,
or the dummy, lacking the num-
Der Of entries necessary for sue
cessful play of the contract. Some
lines careful figuring shows how
% create an additional entry by
unlocking or otherwise. Then,
)nce in a blue moon. a hand comes
2!0ng which offers an opportunity
tor real brilliancy in finding a way
to get along without the seeming
" indispensable number of entries.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-08-29
SYNOPSIS

SANnRA EDWARDS il an attractive
red hsadcd dress designer who Noluu-
trtrs to take ll-ycar-oll
SpiNsEH NITHINGTON, an ENGLISH
boy who was bombed cut OF his hnmr.
into her hNc-room apartment to live
for the du.'tten of the war.
YESTERDAY The long awaited meet
ing of Sandra and Spcnscr comes
about, and the arrogance of the
Nouucstcr upsetS SandTa SO that She
decides at once that he does not like
her. There seems to be some bash.
Tor her decision, since the Young man
tails to display ANYTHING but indit-
ference toward her.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-08-29

NlD1alNl ANoi Avn
v~ulncrable.)
North East South West
ID ~ Pass Pass
Dbl Pass "A Pass
"A
That fanny looking bid of l.
Spade after the double was made
by n of the brightest players
that has represented Kentucky in
a long time. Mrs. Max Gutman, of
Covington. She was playing in the
NJ Michigan State championship
tournament with William Mouser,
of Detroit, as partner. With her
weak hand she did not like to
make the natural response Of dia-
mondS to the double. as it would
have had to be at the two level. So
she took a big chance with her
three-Card spades.
Everybody else who got into
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1945-06-21
Mrs. Nicholas Brewer
Tele. Rockville TOR

Miss Anne Yearley has returned
from visit to relatives in Phila.,
Pa.
1t. Com. and Mrs. Charles Ellis
and children left Monday for Cali
fornia where they will spend sew
eral months. 1t. Com. and Mrs.
Ellis entertained a group of friends
at their home Saturday evening.
Mrs. Richard Steele was hostess
to members of the Tuesday bridge
club this week.
Miss Edith Magruder attended a
tea. on Friday at Wardman Park
Hotel given by Mrs. Shirk in honor
Of Mrs. Talmadge, president gen.
eral of D. A. R. Mrs. Talmadge
is the wife of the late ex Governor
of Georgia.
Mr.. Caldwell Brewer left Sat-
urday for New York where he will
spend several days with friends.
Mrs. Maude Wilson has returned
to Virginia after visit to her son
and -daughter-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. Valentine Wilson.
Mr.. John Brewer of Santo Do
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1945-06-21
Rockville Nem4--SocIaI Dze.,s4

mingo and Mrs. w. w. Russell OF
Washington were dinner guests on
Tuesday evening of Mr.. and Mrs
Nicholas Brewer.
The Rev. Albion p. Beverage has
returned from trip to Maine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank A. Williams
entertained number of friends at
their home Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Frank
gave a birthday party Sunday
afternoon in celebration of the
third birthday of their daughter,
Sandra. Nineteen guests were
present and many lovely gifts were
received.
Miss Eva and Miss Margaret
Howard gave luncheon Monday
at the home of the former on N.
Adams street. The guests were
Mrs. Albert Wooten, Miss Elsie
Ray, of Rockville; Miss Bett Byrd
Jacksonville; Mrs. Henry Howard
and Miss Nan Riggs, Brookeville.
Seaman &c Elwood Havenner
son of Mrs. CIV. Binkers is spend
ing Is day leave with his mother
in Rockcrest. He has just com
pleted course in gunnery with tht
Amphibious Force.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1945-06-21
BOYD
Mrs. .J0~nes p. Kerr
TeLe. PooLesville 2047

Mrs. Robert Williams and daugh-
ter Carolyn, are spending a week
at Colonial Beach, Va. together
with the formers sisters, Mrs.
Rachael Rush and Mrs. Dorothy
Brosius and daughter Joan, all of
Rockville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Rubel and
little Joan Spring, spent Sunday,
June 10 in Hagerstown visiting
with Mrs. Rubel's mother, Mrs.
Zittles.
Mrs. Bessie Macintosh of Nor
beck is spending some time with
her daughter, Mrs. John Pollock.
Mr.. John Williams of New York
City, spent few days last week
with his sister, Mrs. Lula Dutrow.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon Russell of
Takoma Park, spent SUNDAY, June
10 at the home of the latter's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Smith Hoyle.
Mr.. Howard Hollingsworth, who
has been very i'll at the nome of
Miss Maude Higgins, is slightly
improved at present. Mr.. Holdings
worth was remembered on Sunday,
June II by a Fathers Day rose
from the Church here, and wishes
TO thank them and the pastor, Rev
]. P. Kerr. for the many other
kindness and prayers in his behalf
which he greatly appreciates
Several delegates went from the
Boyd's Church to the State C. E
Convention on Sunday, June II
which was held in the Neelsville
Presbyterian Church. Conferences
we're held in the afternoon and ar
illustrated talk at P. M. by Mr.
Warren Hopes, the Pennsylvania
State Field Secretary, which was
very much enjoyed by all, followed
by candle light Communion ser
vice, conducted by the Rev. Mr.
Kerr of Boyds.
On account of the State Conven
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POOLESVILLE
Mrs. Charles Upton
POolesville 21l5

Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Fauber and
small sons of Lynchburg, Va.
spent the weekend with Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Oxley.
Miss Marion Taylor ,one of our
High School teachers, had her
mother and father with her for the
week end and returned to their
home in Pennsylvania with them on
Monday.
Miss Virginia Fyffe and Miss
Helen Willard were hostesses at
an afternoon bridge party at the
home of Miss Willard on Saturday
Mrs. Jake Johnson and youngster
have been the guests of Mrs. Gill
bert Robertson. Mrs. Oliver Belt
of Washington has been visiting
her neiee, Mrs. William Everett.
Mrs. Harry Williams entertain
ed at dinner on Tuesday, Mrs.
William Everett and her house
guests Mrs. Belt and Miss Sallie
Everett, and Mrs. Nan Garner, Mr..
Mansfield White, Mr.. and Mrs. w
A. Daniel, Mansfield Daniel, and
Mrs. Charles M. Upton.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Robertson
have enjoyed a visit from theil
son and his wife, Sgt. and Mrs
Leonard Robertson from Terra
Haute, Ind.
Mrs. John Howe, son and daugh,
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LAYTONSVILLE
Mrs. S. Mehrte Holmes
TeLe. Gathers. SIPS
after 2 p. NJ.

Miss Clara Thompson, former
resident of the town, spent the
weekend with Mrs. j. G. Higgins,
and celebrated her birthday while
here-complete with cakes and
candles.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Barnhardt
and their daughter were among the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Remus
Riggs on Sunday when members of
the Bell family were entertained at
dinner.
The vestry Of st. Bartholomew
Church will meet toninght (Thurs-
day)at the home of Mrs. Merhle
Haines, registrar. Arrangements
will be completed for the, partici-
patton by the congregation in the
visit of the Ri. Rev. Angus Dunn,
Bishop of Washington, on July /.
The Laytonsville Secret Sisters
Club has selected new officers,
Marion Grove, president; Mary
Francis Windham, vice-president;
Betty Sabine, secretary; Frances
Benson, treasurer. Commute chair
men are; publicity, Mary Frances
/
Windham; Sick, Hazel Benson. The
hostess and one other member will
form the game committee at each
meeting. The last meeting was
Frances and Hazel Benson the next
will be with Mrs. Peggy Bogley.
Two members of the club, Marion
Groves and Margaret Windham
graduated last week from Cal
thersburg High School.