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Evening star., 1946-06-24

High spot was the winning OF the
knock down -and-out by the vet
eran Hobo with Mrs. Pohzehl up.
After four jump-offs with the bar
ricades finally set at 81 feet, Hobo
bested such talent as Charles Gar
trell's Reno Curd and Roger Groves
Mr.. Taylor.
Summary:
Junior slass--i. Penny pelo's Parry
John Hccsuiey'. Spin Boy. e' o.
nss SGe n1s 7orr.st sh.rmon. sass B..i.
Walk; 3. Charles carrieo's Refrain.
Three and four year olds under saddle.
vtios WITH q f R.t1:a Sssom eo sus:s s:s:
wsr's Ind. o. w.
p,4t Heet f. ros. Anne csi1, A1gnsf seune. .ftsr
Ballantrae Farms stealsway.
~. Janps5. v:, w.rp ypTi ,,I.. Bi.nsh: IShs- ,sS
ard Hume's Tabu.
Green Hunter cisss-1. wars End; =,
After Dark; 3. ste,lawsy:
ssis fsuss S.. .nd Sy s.r fn1' pnt a nHp Ts%
coats4n.tss js.tDf hsts4 c..s asbo
Jingle: 2. L. H. Burton's Chester; 8.
Triple Bar. ". c. Wars Hijaek: 2,
Suitland Stables Red Wing; 3. Oeorse
Fitzpatricks SteeIrock.
Women's hunters-1. Cherry Bounce; :.
DAllelea: 8. Chester.
Pair hunters-l. Tabu and Old Tom: ..
Party Miss and Mrs. John Curry's Smoky
Mist; 8. W. c. Wars Shamrock and
Troop.
Knock Down and Out. Hobo: .,
Charles Gartrells Reno Curd 3. Roger
Groves Mr. Taylor.
working hunter. Martin vogers Hylo
Ladd; 2. Jitney Jingle: 8, Mrs. +. Moran
McConIhee's Prince Tickle.
Handy jumper, Tabu; Q. Rinsmaster;
8, A. G. Earnest's Dickey Boy.
Hunter champion-Jitney Jingle; re-
serve. Cherry Bounce.
Jumper champion - Tabu; reserve.
Evening star., 1946-06-24
New Duckpin Generally Liked
As H-Skor OutroIIs King Pin
BY Ben McAIwss

Using the new-shaped duckpin
which left star bowlers and spec
tators divided In opinions as to its
practicability, District League cham
pion Hi-Skor team defeated runner
up King Pin last night 1T Hi-Skor,
1856 to 1896.
Bill Buckner led the victors with
1896 and Lou Jenkins, former
No. duckpinner Of the country,
was high for the losers with top set
of the match, 305. Lindsey Stott
Of King Pin rolled the highest
game. 154.
The scores were comparable to
both teams averages during the
season with the regulation pin.
Here's some comment on the new
pin:
Howard Parsons, Hi-Skor-More
strikes on pocket hits.
Sam Simon, Hi-Skor-I like EN-,
more strikes.
Moe Meade, King Pin-All right,
I guess.
Bill King. King Pin-Wouldn't
help bowler's game. Not enough roll
due to extra weight at bottom. Old
pin with larger belly to me would
be a better pin.
Evening star., 1946-06-24
Moior Leaders
Bf me A$eoct0tod pfAAg
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Battins-vernon, washington, .se7;
Williams, Boston, $50.
Runs-williams, Boston. 30; Pesky.
Runs Ssttsd in-Do.rr. Boston, Sc;
Williams, Boston, s.
HitsEBerardino. st. Louis, 81; Pesky,
Doubles-Vernon. washington. 10;
Spence. Washington, II.
Triples--Edwards, Cleveland, 8; Lewis,
Washington. B..
Home runs--Wiiliams Boston; Keller,
New York. and Greenbers. Detroit,
Stolen bases-case, Cleveland, "A;
Pitchins-Ruhing. New York, 5-0-
1000: Nevhouser, Detroit, 12-3-
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Battins-Mrssil, st. Louis, .s63;
Walker, Brooklyn, 362.
RunsEMusial, st. Louis, 45; CAVIAR
Runs batted in-slauehter, st. Louis,
u,4G aG Is. Musial. g.. Louis, 46.
hlsYsmMusisl' York. ~. st. Louis 81; Mi's' New
Philadelphia,- II.
Triples-Musial. st. Louis. z; CAVIAR
retta, Chicago. 8.
home runs-Mize, New York, 13; BIatt-
h,rih hneri New York. and kinsr, Pitts
stolen bases-Reiser, Brooklyn, 1s:
Walker. Brooklyn. and Hopp. Bos-
Pitching-Higbe, Brooklyn, 20
I.o0o; Kush, Chicago, SOL 600
Evening star., 1946-06-24
6rays' Climb Stymied
By Split With Stars

The Homestead Grays are no
farther along in their quest for
fFst place In the Negro National
League baseball race, having begged
down again in the second game Of
yesterdays double header at 0rif.
nth Stadium. They won the
opener, %, against the Phila-
delphia Stars, but the visitors
bounced back with a Ia win the
seventh-inning windup.
Ted Double Duty Radcliffe lived
up to his reputation in the first
game, shedding his catching equip
ment in the ninth inning and saved
the game with some tight relief
hurting. The Grays ran into the
pitching skill of Barney Brown in
the nightcap and collected only
seven hits while losing.
Gray: dlDnl- - ssa 20 ga 30 ssS1z-s s1z--s Il Il !
McHenry, Jefferson and Cash; Fields,
Radcliffe and Radcliffe, Gibson.
rpnilsdelDhia r1l ----- 3do Sdo 2do 90 II I
Brown and Cash; Thompson. Perry and
Gibson.
Evening star., 1946-06-24
Midwestern Runners
Rate Edge in AAU's
San Antonio Meet
BY Ms Assoeiatsd fssss

SAN ANTONIO. Tex, June n
Texans looked forward today to the
spectacle of . fellow able to run
In the spike prints Of this States
Great Fred Walcott.
Down here they figured there'd
never be another quite like Flyin'
Freddie, the blond bur Of Rice, who
left so many hurdhng records be-
hind they can't even keep track Of
them. But from Baldwin, Wallace, .
college in Ohio, comes Harrison
billiard, Negro star. He has already
tied 'Wolcott's world 220-yard low
hurdles mark at 22.5 and he aiming
at Freddie's 226 in the National
AAU 200-meter hurdles.
The National AAU will be held
here Friday and Saturday with
billiard entered in both the highs
and lows and considered virtually
a sure shot Of winning them. He
swept the hurdles in the National
Collegiate meet last week end At
Minneapolis and In the lows wiped
out stadium mark held by Wolcott
when he raced in with a time Of
23 nat.
billiard and Herb McKenley, an
other Negro star, will be the head
liners Of the AAU. McKenley, the
Illinois comet. won both the 40
and 220 yard dashes at the NCAA
He's entered in the 400 and 200 me-
ters here and will be trying for a
world record in the former. He has
done 40 in 462. The record for
400 meters is 46 fiat. It's few
yards shorter than the 40.
The Midwest seems destined to
dominate the AAU with such fel-
lows as billiard, McKenley; Bob
Fitch, Minnesota's world-record
smasher in the discus throw, and
Bill Bangert, Purdue's muscle man,
who will be a favorite in the shotput
although he was beaten out in this
event at the NCAA by Bernie Mayer
of New York University. Good news
to the shotputters was the decision
Of Dewitt Coulter, former Army
weight star, not to enter the AAU.
Coulter had the best mark Of the
years. feet 7A inches.
The Nations great in track and
field were rolling into San Antonio
today, most Of them coming direct
from the NCAA. They want to get
in early tests of the Alamo Stadium
track where the big meet is to be
held. There will be 600 to TOO here
for the two divisions-the Junior
class Friday night and the blue-rib-
bon senior division Saturday after
noon.
Evening star., 1946-06-24
Bulge -Sabin Team Drives
For Pro Net Doubles Honor
ey me Asseeiaisd Press

RICHMOND. Va, June 24.-Red-
haired Don Bulge, the towering top
man OF professional tennis, will
team up with Wayne Sabin today
at the Country Club of Virginia
against Chicago's Bobby Riggs and
Welby Van Horn of Atlanta for the
professional clay courts doubles
championship.
Bulge annexed the singles crown
yesterday In . 4-hour and 10
minute five-set match With Riggs,
ST, -, 2E6. e3, 81.
Bulge appeared slightly bushed
after the torrid match under =
slltry sky. but he went on immedi-
ately with Sabin In the semifinals Of
the doubles. The pair. with Sabin
bearing the load for his tired match
mate, downed Fred Perry and Big
Bill Tilden in straight sets, 81,
e7, 81.
Evening star., 1946-06-24

S SsE LesI. Esa Miller ss-as-es; Sam Poeher'
Indian Spring lsuarternnsls: club cham
plonshins-First nisht: r; H; Q'Hallsy o.
4ss Sss rs I'd
Harrison Buddy sharkey match TO be
played later date. tWomen's match play
against par)-Mrs. John Long, 4 up: Mrs
Nolan Gibson, up; Mrs. n. Gordon Fish
GSnsre.s,ea.l, ,,e. ,Ge.s'iaent. csp; ;:send
feeted r. w: Elliott. up: Harold Roddy
defeated H. L. Anderson, Q and 1; H. Z.
Radcliffe won b. default, Z. M. Enslish
defeated +. w. q. Evans. ] up. Second
ntThtIR: ". Danischefsky defeated Mar;
YIN aaasea aD Rcnsa Ion S:fs:ss S:ff::s
q. g. Ntton. i UP; O. K MiiisT dsisstsd
{. BOSS Dictated 70 8. +. smith. smith s and I;
L. n. Goodwin won BY default, H. K. Beck
defeatsd W I. Qenninr. and 2: = g
Manor smeSsl Play h.ndicapl";Ts H
80: y: L Jones. sS@ia-S4: SSia a': I'm,
fs@s7; n. }. cr.Sfcrd: se1e@s7. gev
b syWlysn Wam.s H.,.1 y ssodsa5e 5kI, x
defeated Mrs. O. i. Push and Ms. x. r
veley l UP; MS. r: p Watson and Mrs
MI ,: e + o,Danisl:; and 1,,.u. u.u
as :ssf w:5f Iss: &:
feated FELIX Belsir. 5 and 2: Comdr. Har.
| old Sias defeated L. Nichols. 4 and B.
Evening star., 1946-06-24

Paul Jarman. Hi-Skor-Better on
some breaks, particularly the two
pinner and bread-line -four In row.
Hokis Smith, Hi-skor-Higher
scores. 49,
Lou jenkins, King Pin-You can
still cut through the middle and
sides. but believe I could get higher
scores.
Howard Campbell. Hi-skor-Extra
weight carries pins OF better.
Mae Diehl, Ladies District League
roller who finished seventh in wo-
mems national singles-Except for
the sound the pins went OIL the alley
In sort of rubber -band pin fashion. "
Bob Miciotto. King Pin captain
who set an All-time record average
of 1895 to win the District League
championship-Don't like them. Not
enough action and extra weight him
ders roll. The Workmanship and
thrill of sliding pins would be lost.
Bowler would need heavier flrst ball
to combat the combined extra
weight OF nearly two pounds.
Reporter noticed that during the
entire match not one pin was knock
ed or jumped to adjoining alley.
Evening star., 1946-06-24
Crippled Boose HurIs
FIourmen 10 Victory

An example for the physically
handicapped is being set by Bobby
Boose, who pitches for the Wash
ington Flour nine in the Boys Club
insect class league despite the fact
that he is crippled victim Of in
fantile paralysis.
Bobby can't run. but his team
mates do that for him when he
bangs out a hit. However, the little
hurler has been turning in some OF
the best flinging in the league.
Yesterday on the East Ellipse
Bob turned in q two-hitter over the
seven-inning route and famed II to
collect a 1873 decision over Indus
trial Home School. His mates backed
him up with a 15-hit barrage that
netted runs in every inning but the
fourth and seventh.
Another two-hitter in insect sdi-
vision play was marked up by Bill
Aguster of the Wilson A. c., who
struck out eight in winning q 81
decision over Del Ray at Western
Stadium.
In other games the Silver Spring
Lions beat Caruso Florist, 5-4, ut
Western, and Arlington Rockets
swamped Herbert's Real Estate, o-1,
on the East Ellipse.
Evening star., 1946-06-24
Welsh Held InvincibIe
AT Capital Net After
North Virginia Win

II the antitrust laws don't stop
Barney Welsh's triumphant march
through District and nearby tennis
ranks this summer, nothing else will
The lean, turkey -necked Rockville
ace made that plain yesterday -
he came from behind to whip
doubles partner Hugh Lynch in 1ive
sets for the Northern Virginia In
vitational tourney title. The scores
were, 4-6, e4. SIS. 81, 60.
It was Welsh's second straight
tournament triumph Of the season
and those who watched him whit
tie down Lynch's early lead, and
then put the cobra squeeze on him
In the last two clusters went away
convinced that none of the current
class can stop the vet. Most now
agree that Welsh u . lock to regain
the No. ranking. which last year
went to Austin Rice. and that the
real battle from here In is for the
No. 2 spot.
There is . remote chance that a
dark horse will push through the
mob to challege Welsh as the cam
paign progresses, but now there
hasn't been the slightest hint OF
this. King Barney, whose long
reign finally was broken by David
johnson . couple OF years ago. not
only has returned to his throne,
but seems to be more firmly estab-
lished than ever.
Ann Gray and Alice Macdonald
defeated Charlotte Decker and Sara
Moore, SIS, IS, for the women's
double crown in one Of the finest
matches of the tournament Miss
Macdonald later teamed with Capt.
James Farrin to down Miss Gray
and Phil Nefi for the mixed doubles
title, 8-6, SIS, 81.
Evening star., 1946-06-24
Noimun's Ties for Lead
In City Sunday League

Naiman's Photos have moved into
a tie with Ida's Department Store
for first place in the National City
Sunday League by knocking of Joe
Boyle's Bar, 81, yesterday on the
Ellipse.
In other league action. Hardesty' s
Market shaded Mar Ray Bar, 6-5
and Miller Furniture edged Bamby
Bread, 1919, on the Ellipse. while
Taft A. C. turned back Village
Motors, 7-5, on the Taft diamond.
Evening star., 1946-06-24
Montgomery Leoeuers
Make SIueeing Debut

Several big scores were recorded
in yesterdays opening games in the
new Montgomery County Baseball
League, the largest coming when
Morningside Laundry nosed out
Ahepa A. c.. 1912.
Naval Medical Center edged
Atchison 6s Keller, 9-8; Boulevard
A. c. swamped Veterans Bureau,
%; Glen Echo topped Pine Crest,
81, and Cissel-Saxon won over Be-
thesda A. c., 81.
Evening star., 1946-06-24
Races Return 10 Jamaica
With Empire City Card
Dy Ms Assoeisisd Press

NEW YORK. June ~. New
York's racing season swings back to
Jamaica today for . six-week stand
that will include four weeks Of an
Empire-City-at-Jamaica meet and
the first two weeks of q Saratoga :
at-Jamaica session. After the OPEN
ing two weeks, Saratoga will resume
racing at the Spa.
Nine events. including .todays
$4,000 Fleetwing Handicap. are the
Empire highlights and $4,000 in
added money is TO be distributed.
Mrs. P. A. B. Widener's Polyne-
sian has drawn top weight of 132
pounds In the 11-horse field for the
Fleetwing. best of the customary
seven-race program.
Evening star., 1946-06-24
Garvin-Clifton Duel Tops
SoftboII Program

, First bog game in the second
half Washington Softball League
schedule comes up tonight at the
New York Avenue stadium when
Garvins Grill and Clifton Liquors
meet at $50.
A girls game at 7:30 opens the
triple-header, with Takoma Deco
rators meeting Marine lassies. The
$50 nightcap brings out LAndover
Hills against Norman Paints.
Evening star., 1946-06-24
Sports Mirror
By NE A,soejatsd pssss

by NE ASsoeiotsd Press
Today year ago-DAye (Boo)
Ferriss. rookie sensation, racked up
hts 10th victory against two defeats
as Red Sox shaded Washington,
6-6.
Three years ago-Big Ten waived
basic eligibility rules for the dura-
ton of the war.
Five years ago-Joe Di Maggie
hit safely in 36th straight game as
Yankees clipped Indians lead to
one game.
Ten years ago-Henry Cotton led
British Open qualifiers with 139;
Gene Sarazen best American with
143.
Evening star., 1946-06-24
Horris, Walker CIoshinq
In Rubber Boxinq Bout
~ NE Asxoeioted Prsss

By ne Asxeeiated Press
PHILADELPHIA, June 24.-Ossie
Harris. the Pittsburgh middleweight
who was kayoed in his last two
starts by Billy (the KID Fox,
tangles with Johnny Walker OF
Philadelphia tonight in 10-rounder
at the Outdoor Arena.
The pair met twice before. Walker
scored q knockout in the first 90
but Harris outpointed the Quaker
City battler In 4 return fight.
Evening star., 1946-06-24
Moy, EXCL, High Bowler
In Victory Legion Cop

Henry May, an excl who rolls in
the Ice Palace Servicemens League,
was the winner OF the fourth weekly
Bowlers' Victory Legion handicap
yesterday at Hi-Skor with 726, which
included 90 franked pins.
Howard Parsons, jr.. of Silver
Spring, was second in q field of a
with o0-6o3. Phil Ryan, Mount
Rainier League, 1852; George
Simons. jr. Rhode Island Avenue
Businessmen's loop. fourth. 70-677.
and Robert Prentiss, Silver Spring,
Nth, 80-670.
Jane MacCord, King Pin Ladies
League champion, nosed out Betty
Bainbridge of Silver Spring for the
women's top honors with 66-6O2.
Evening star., 1946-06-24
Sheppard Defends Title
In Pro Golf at PhilIy
" The Assse;.,.d p,...

PHILADELPHIA, June a. -
Charley Sheppard, late Of the Army
Air Forces, defends his Philadelphia
Professional Golfers Association
title against 46 aspirants today in
test at Cedarbrook Country Club
Thirty-six holes Of qualifying
medal play is on the docket today: ::
match play follows tomorrow and
Wednesday and the ANAL champion
ship round viii be held next Sum
day.
Evening star., 1946-06-24
; Holes One Reported
In CAPITAL Weekend Golf

Mrs. Milton 0ladstein of Wood
mont was one of three players to
score holes in-one in local weekend
golf play. Mrs. G]adstein used 4
No. iron for her perfect shot on
the 132-yard eighth hole.
At Indian Spring, A. B. Zveigen-
haft scored with . No. 5 iron shot
on the 1e0-yard third hole, in the
company Of Mike Stein and Felten
Kaufman.
The 22e-yard ninth at Belle Hav-
en- was aced by Capt. Joseph A.
Brooks, who used . spoon.
Evening star., 1946-06-24
Table ennis Association
Names Cinnuter Prexy
BY the Assoeioied Press

ST. LOUIS. June 24.-Elmer
Cinnater of st. Louis has been
elected president of the United
States Table Tennis Association,
succeeding Carl w. Nidy of Des
Moines. Other officers:
Berne Abelew of Chicago, E. w
Chapman Of Hammond, Ind, and
Graham Steenhoven of Detroit
vice presidents; Robert G. Metcalf
Of Lansdowne. Pa, treasurer, and
John G. Kauderer of New York
recording secretary.
Evening star., 1946-06-24
Hutchison to Captain
". M. is Track Team
By The Assoeiotsd Press

LEXINGTON, Va, June a.
Jack M. Hutchinson. returned G1
from Greensburg, Pa, has been
elected captain of the 1947 Virginia
track team.
He was v. M. rs high scorer for
the season with 81 points. He COM
peted in the 100 and 220 yard dashes,
low hurdles and discus.
Evening star., 1946-06-24
MocMitcheII Wins Tuner
For AAU Title Mile Run
BY the Associated Press

NEW YORK. June 24.-Leslie
MacMitchell has had his final tune
up for the National AAU champion
ships in San Antonio. The national
indoor mile champion defeated
both Ed Walsh and Thomas Quinn
of the New York A. G. yesterday
in a special event at Ransdalls
Island.
MacMitchell ran the mile In
4:22.5, defeating Walsh by yards
with Quinn third another yards
back.
Evening star., 1946-06-24
Crack Amateurs to Box
At Boil Park "Wednesday

An amateur boxing show will be
sponsored on Wednesday night at
Grinith Stadium by the Sentinel
Club, with proceeds going to Police
Boys Club No. Community Band
The show starts at 3 o'clock
Among the fighters appearing will
be Sonny Bum. Leon Daughtry,
Eddie Gibson, Thomas Sullivan
George Thomas, Herbert Williams
Garland Edwards, Sam Jefferson
John Sneed and Sonnyboy West
Referees will be Aaron Perry, Billy
Banks and Bee Bee Washington.
Evening star., 1946-06-24
Stors Yesterday
By M,s Assoeiatsd Prsss

y Ms AssoeSotod PFess
Dixie walker. Dodgers-Batted in 4
run with Q pair Of triples and scored
another as the Dodgers defeated the
Cards, ~.
Jim Tabor, Phils-Homered In the
18th inning TO give the Phils . 6-4
Tommy Holmes and Johnny Sain,
Braves-Holmes drove in winning run
In the 4-3 opening game win over the
Pirates and Sain blanked the Bucs 40
in the nightcap.
Tommy Heinrich, Yankees-Hit Q
two-run homer in the l l1th inning OF
Hal Newhouser Of the Tigers to give
the Yanks q 1913 win.
Bill Zuber, Red Sox--Limited the
Indians to three hits with q go shut
out win
Evening star., 1946-06-24
Chino Inn Wins First HoIf

China Inn Is first-half champion
OF District Recreation Softball
League No. 4, after topping Irish
War Veterans, 81, yesterday. Joe
Sherman pitched . 2-hitter for the
winners.
Evening star., 1946-06-24
Purrott's Cioutinq Decisive

Bob PARROTS homer and double
were the big blows as Falls Church
baseball club tripped Gaithersburg,
6-3, yesterday at Falls Church.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1946-08-22
Mrs. Josephine Thompson

Funeral services for Mrs. Jo-
sephine Saunders Thompson, 80,
retired employee of the Depart
ment Of Agriculture Forest Ser
vice, died August 10th at Doctors
Hospital after a brief illness.
Funeral services We're held last
Monday from her late home in
Washington with burial in Con
gressional Cemetery.
A native Of Montgomery county
Mrs. Thompson was the daughter
o. the late MIR. and Mrs. Rich
ard Lee Saunders, She retired
from government employ three
years ago after 10 years with the
Forest Service,
Mrs. Thompson is survived by
her husband, Arthur Price Thomp-
son a daughter, Mrs, Molly
Thompson Keith, of Washington;
and three sisters, Mrs, Charlotte
Cook Of Washington, and Mrs
Emily Rawdon and Mrs, Eleanor
Dunlap, both Of Montgomery
County.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1946-08-22
Harry G.. Howes

Harry g. Howes, ". retired
contractor and builder and life
long resident u Montgomery
County. died last Friday IN Rock
vile following heart attack.
Funeral services were conducted
Sunday from the w. Reuben
Humphrey funeral home in Rock
vile with the Rev. John W. Ro-
ssnbergsr, pastor Of the Rockville
Methodist Church officiating. Bur
ia was in the Rockville Union
+ Cemetery.
/ Surviving are two sons, Lloyd
Il W. Howes, Rockville, and Russell
IP T.. Howes, Kensington; five grand
children, five sisters and four
brothers.
Mr.. Howes was a member OF
the Silver Spring Masonic Lodge
which participated in the rites.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1946-08-22
Coming Events

August % FRIED CHICKEN and
COUNTRY HAM DINNER NJ
Damascus Elementary School,
benefit II Damascus NOlun
teer Firc Dept From 2 3 PM.
August "a FRIED CHICKEN
SUPPER a. salem Methodist
Church, Cedar Grove, beginning
al . T.. NJ. ia thr basement Of
the Social Hall.
September 2-LABOk DAY SUP
PER, fried chicken and country
ham. Upper Seneca Baptist
Church, Cedar Grove. From
2 SIP. NJ
September 2 - CHICKEN AND
HAM DINNER ard Dance al 81.
Marys Picnic Grounds. Barnes
vile, beginning 3 r. NJ Bene
III Upper Montgomery County
Fire Department.
September 7-BAKED HAM SUP
PER at WOodman Hall, Layt0ns-
vile. Given by Adult Bible
Glass 81 st. paul's Methodist
Church from 8 T. NJ
September ii 18th ANNUAL
MONTGOMERY co ~ Mt Y
HORSE SHOW, at Lex Barns
ley's farm, Olney.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1946-08-22

Funeral services for John Io.
ssph Nuiiail. a.. were held yestsr.
LAY from Gartner's funeral home
IN GaithersburT with Rev Karl
q Newell officiating. Burial was
"a Forest Oak Cemetery. Cal.
thernburR Mr. NuitaIIs death
o. Monday NJ Washington SAM
iarium followed IN illness ~
several months
Surviving are his wife. Mrs.
Nora " Nutsall. son. John
faseph Nuttali. three daughters.
Mrs. Edwin SehweF Cleveland.
Ohio, Mrs 1dgar y Hayes Tros
View Yoik and Miss Ipy Nuffail.
vho 81 present lives with hef
mother IN Washington Grove
Also surviving are he parents,
hr and NrH foaeub Nuitall. tive
sisters Dr. Maude Nutiar and
Mr. Lucy salamanes, 81 n
Washington Grove. two grand
children and two nsphews.
During World Wat II Mr. Nui
tall established serv,cemens' clubs
under the Rcd Gross IN Great
Britain. Upon bis return "a
America he taught Al American
University.
Hs was member u the Amer
lean Camping Association, vice.
president Of Komney Camps, and
was a graduate u Union College
in Electrical Engineering
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1946-08-22

visit Mrs. Whites family there.
While away. Mr.. and Mrs. We'll.
stood White ~ Hyattsvills are NJ
the farm.
Miss Jenny Young Is the guest
n Mrs Harvey Wbits.
Mr.. and Mrs Jerome Oautt
spent q delightful week IN Charles.
ton, =. G. recently.
Mr. and Mira Charles Brewer
are receiving congratulations on
the arrival u a daughter. Both
mother and baby are doing nj ely
at Frederick City Hospital
Mrs lva Robertson WAS hostess
10 an attfactively planned shower
a. the home n her sister, Mrs.
Charles White. honoring Mrs
Preniiss 1obrey
Mr.. and Mrs Harold Robertson
have Rad a pleasant week end with
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. William
Robertson.
Or and Mrs barnard Thompson
are guests n Dr. and Mrs Byron
White u Stony Castle.
Mr. and Mrs Joe Gray spent the
week end with Mrs. william Ever.
ett H.