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ROOMS WITH BOARD

NEW HAMPSHIRE HOUSE-A few va
cancies for girls in this popular guest
hoqse, specializing in good food and service
vAcANCY M SouBLE ROOM for refined
young lady; twin beds; laundry privileges,
unlimited phone. Or 06S6. -23
YOUNG GIRL to share newly decorated
corner front with another. congenial girl;
warm, clean home. excellent food; re-
FOR 5 MEN, 2 single beds in triple and
single bed in triple, $45 each: one bed for
young lady In double room, $50. Gall
1925 18th ST. N.W.-Nicely furnished
room for lady, running water. switchboard,
fsss SIRAkb eSaEa dHSxpteTn
delicious meals; convenient transportation,
shopping center. AD. 1882. "a
14O6 18th ST. N.W.-Comfortabl quar-
ters, with board. for young man to share;
SAT month 30
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT,

PERMANENT RESIDENT desires unfurn.
house house, any ~ desisable sec. city: best care
ssTssIfe sTXTE DEfAR4%eeNr IA 1sse OFFICER and 2
ily desperately need 2-3-bedroom unfur-
seSs sS ssss''1 MI Ss SsSe v'
SsxA sssS Isss sossxsDEs ssSss e; rsBs. w4
MARINE CAPTAIN, wife, two small chill
bedroom house Of apartment, furnished or
is1s sHs. distance 81 Arlington aNsvs9 Annex; mex
SoRin RE 5soS Sss Ext e $685. csh sApa t.
kRouEsT OR 8 BEDROOM, surn. oI aou un-
Nits, Nihty, eSSinanse5 eSid so sayya tour Of duty p
yNRRA ofisi.l. wife, daushter sSisnd g. and in- Gs
fant SON. white nurse employed; anywhere
within reasonable distance D. C.. near pub
necessary susrantees eRineo VIII Dag give about at
500 monthly feI saitssle secomnodstionn
Sf & so Pc 7sGo s:. Ext S,sS1.. asa
Ssfm Or en1sssd iEs gs &c t
NAVY CAPTAIN AND WIFE, no children.
Arlington. Alssandris % Or SorsSvest NJ ntD. B. z. e
~ $SsIs ss Z 1?a's'
oS house n rent net to exceed si5o
MAJos MAJOR: 2: ,si,1, Army lust returned from
kfGuI2R M 12a ARMY PC; Coz, % Derm.n.ntly as
signed in D, c., Just returned from over
Sans. ssss urgently es needs one or two
Can RE 500. Ext. 5ses. VI 1i 'h'S"e0'
COMMANDER. wife and one child accus-
trict, desire two or three bedroom house or
saS .; aSSs eSsSs sSsfSs ns ::
residents Of b. c. for over Is years. Cali.
REGULAR ARMY ofncer.. permanently as
bedroom house: North Arlington area. Cab
1t. COL. PoINIER. RE. 600, Ext. 1875
LIEUTENANT COLONEL, Medical Corps.
Regular Army, permanently assigned wife
to four bedroom Ahn furnished ' or ae' nAtur0 sMo
nished house in Washington or vicinity.
Exceilsnt care assured Best references.
NAvsIo viaroRs coMMASpis iS 3 aass dssres
fnrn. or partly fHrn. house or apartment
days do coMpR. GO eI An HNpEssoN aaSS k' oo4' assk-
ARMY OFFICER. recently returned from
need or bedroom turnished hed Souse SSolnaren; On
SSens, SSaers assured Local reference. Call SH.
UNFURNIsHED, detached or semideta ched.
house in Arlington. Alexandria or Fails
GGhursh, Gh q 90 Couple % No children. References.
RESPONSIBLE Advertising man icouple
no childrenl want to rent small furn. house
in nearby Virginia. Falls Church 1904 OF
ss s..Ts %s sdss by r.sS4s
WANT TO RENT apartment house with 8
70 y rooms furnished or unfurnished.
WANTEp-Furnished or unfurnished or
Ist, csll MAJ. L. G. VLLERE' RE 500
REG. NAVAL OFFICER needs home 90 for
wife, babies; furnished house or apt,
Bethesda, Chevy Chase preferred; excel
lent care promised: viii consider AS mon
shortotime lease. 1t: coMDR. pIILARD,
Sr. eys, sass ~ Ext E11. 2e' weekdays TR. $500
COMPLETELY HOMELESS April 1stEpis.
charged ofhcer, wife and child, prewar
D. c. residents, excellent references: furn.
or unfurn. apt. or house. Q or 3 bedrooms
within 45 min; Of Pentason; short or long
BaiiTIsH coIoNEL AND WIFE urgently
nished, In NV. or immediate suburbs
Executive 1s40, Ext. 1876, 8 am. to pm.
uNFURNIsHED 2-BEDRooM HOUSE or
apt, NV. or Maryland preferred: 8 adults;
up TO S100. HOVER, Republic 4142, Ext
GOvT. EXECUTIVE with permanent agency
desires 3-bedrm. unfurn. home convenient
to transp.; no children: ref. MR.. REAR
DON. Ex. 4160. Br. 1886. 22s
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HOUSES FURNISHED

GEORGETOWN, 32OI P st. n.w.-A charm.
ingly attractive, convenient home with gar
den TO small family Of adults: bedrooms
mediate possession to careful tenants
GILdIAT y CO.. agents: telephone DE
FuRNrsHED HOUSE, Arlington, for 3 mos;
couple only. Immediate occupancy. $3.50
mo. EN-. 1915. Box l92-V, Star. 22s
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ROOM WITH BOARD WANTED.

NOVM Win bVNNV WNNTEO.
RIM. AND BOARD e meals) for two
GEORGETOWN Univ. students veterans, near
Georgetown area. MI. 1000 after 9 pm,
s. NEWEY 80
GOVERNMENT EXECUTIVE. young single
man, sick of standing in restaurant lines,
wants room with beard in exclusive guest
house or refined home in NV. section. GE.
5000 after pm. 2Is
years. In NV. section. Call Glebe 0907.
FAMILY HOME. city. by settled Govt
only; reasonable. Box 21S-V, Star.
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COAL. WOOD and FUEL OIL.

FIREPLACE WOOD. seasoned hardvoods;
prompt del; ceiling price. sci cord
storage. PERSON. phone Ashton 1928.
ANDIRONs, IRE Tools scyeeps and all nre.
place goods lepaired and reflnished D. L.
eROMWELI: 723 18th st NV ME- tI34
$50 cord. $40 half cord, S5 quarter cord;
cut any length. Ii. 5065. -26
KINDLING WOOD, quantity. Customers
do :, own hauling. Located Sc. section.
Call EN- 0221 SO
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT.

BULLDoZER, large. and expert operator
available now. MIR. BOND. RE. 2727. 22'
HOSPITAL BEDS, IDEAL BEDDING AND
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HOUSES FOR SALE OR RENT.

DISTINGUISHED GEORGETOWN resi-
dence, partially furnished: shaded garden,
dining terrace, bedrooms. fireplaces,
baths; 2:Sar sarage. etc. Referenees re-
DU. 1855. Rental S400 monthly or sale.
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ROOMS fURNIsHED-Mp. and VA

DOUBLE RIM, twin beds, adjoining bath;
summer: Z young Govt. Girls Preferred; @ cd sa5
each. Warfleld 0S39. -22
ARLlNGTON-Apply 5239. North Carlyn
and living room privileges; $50 monthly.
1897 n. UTAH, Arlington, Va.-Attractive
large front room. furnished, for couple or
gentlemen; light Housekeeping. .-26
1905 n. MONROE ST.-Furnished room,
near Clarendon, Va: private home; pre-
Ier married couple or 2 middle-aged gem
tlemen; l tenant also considered
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. APARTMENrs our oE TOWN.

WILDWOOD, n. Living room. dining
furnished;. refrigeration; front porch 1st
door: blocks from beach: available from
June Is to August 1. 500 . week. IA.
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APT. HOUSES EoR sALf

GEO. II. WILLIAMS CO.-2O-unit NV. apt
house, income 81 300 ", priced less thar
PfsssR ssRuf EHf sH6riSN HI isa ovsl
20 units with positively low prewar rental
For further information please call Harry
CO. l60b H st. w. MA 234h
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COUNTRY BOARD.
MOVING, PACKING and STORAGE

A COUPLE, without children, all conven-
fences, IL miles east Of d. C. Bowie 1875
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COOPERATIVE APIS. FOR SALE

ARTISTS STUDIO, in cooperative studio
apartment building near 10th and Euclid
sts. :, NV; contains large yaulted ceiling
studio room with north lighting. fireplace
balconies, one equipped as kitchenette;
bath IN basement; price, $500; terms II
- rrn-srative Plan since Ig2O), Wood
ward Building, Republic 1918 or l74g
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COLORED-VETERAN and wife urgently
need Groom. kitchen and bath apartment
by 1st; reliable and quiet; references.
ME. 5044 before IL or after pm
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AVIATION,

NDIvIDVAL HANGARs for rent. Cal
Spruce 0SSS.
EVERY ONE WHO FLIES needs complet,
aviation insurance protection. Consult
SHIVERS INSURANCE AGENCY. 10if
Vermont ave. NV. District 100.
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CATTLE and LIVE STOCK.

YOUNG WORK HORSES and mares, 20;
! saddle horse, Nspotted pony, kind and
gentle for children. 2234 Pa. ave. se,, in
tne rear. 24'
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APARTMENTS UNFURNIsHEp.
APARTMENTs EXCHANGED.

BROOM APT, unfurn., to couple; $40
month: 1919 Kenilworth ave. ne: can
seen from 4 to z pm.
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rooms. good condition. BY OWNER. Ia
atoS1}sE HuNr1NG.-want to buy home,
and If We do not have. it listed we will
start an intensive search; no fee for ouI
AP Poa ssIs p as
Large town house near Conn. ave, 4-story
brick; rooms easily converted into ofices
prode home Of could Ss
as apis. to provide extra income; requires
,srEs M.Tsp cash payment Sns above trust. L. H
II ROOMS. furnished, Just Oh E. Capital
be used as tourist home: s-story bldg; Are
ssi5 RsT'sfs sis:r 's' Sm 'flss
BEAUTIFUL BRICK. nearby Md-Larse
modern kitchen WITH sPAis SreaRiasss Rhns noon noon;
center.hall plan 8 fine bedrooms and tiled
bath; nnished recreation rooms with lava
sa RosHEF aaosn ana sassse W4 ssil
ON THE CONN. AVE. HEIGHTS, one Of the
most desirable residential locations in the
city-Attractlve city. E detached brick house Of L
hoass WITH 1ssf oil eq5nes II Sw rOom
owner using Kitchen and one room; r Price sa
Sss' 'o0o. Sunday or night; call Mrs, Mari.
i4is III e. ST p1SS S1 ~ Nou1s 4Ies e SHOEMAKER
PfE1TwoRsTFH" coRNER. 0I facing Soldiers
Home-One OF the f1ne older white pine
construction buildings with slate roof. cen
loems heat
: nna At sic, 200. Mint or D Sunday. esi sai
HRAS1FE HRA5FAlIa sanJsS,:nl si sS F1 ies GOOD
sns pFGRst pDTo2c RsY nss c1 nH; AIS
L2NaAM 2fHi ~ Fakk1Modsnln Fsa9 " y nm s-rm m.sonr,
liv. rm.; beautiful kit. with cleo stove anc
refgr. Full, dry basement: a.-c. heat: We
SHEvy Si PAyIs aHssf 4 Co. n W.. 5000; .r,. ,...n
tiful corner lot I20Sx1ib'. Il is vel
planned and the rooms are especially bright
and comfortable throughout; LIST floor
large entrance hall, living room with flre.
place, library, dining room, pantry sne
Kitchen twell adapted for doctors onicel
ments with complete Kitchens and bath.
on each floor; practically. new hot.watei
heating system with automatic electric
blower, 2,car Earage; Price, S25,0o0. Pos.
session with title. shown by appointment
ThS tbs evening r. san M 9eauprs; w9: el59
BRIGaTwooD CoRNER-Delishtful and
exceptionally attractive detached corner
brick in the Manor Park section. conven-
lent to local and express huslines. Takoms
Recreation Center. Coolidge. High ant
Whittier WI s Hemenntsry ntsy Schools; has h.: 9 room,
ioorl, oil burner. electric refrigerator. eper
fireplace. built-in garake. Priced S23, 900
Evenings phone Mr., Woodwell. IA. $3.50
Ma. o75s. ~ N " '-
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ROCK CREEK PARK
A large, detached stucco home with 4 rms,
2 baths, large living porch, maids room
and bath. storage attic, oil burner: located
near transp. and shopping center This
home Is especially suitable for a doctor or
any one recurring large detached home in
. convenient location. There is approx
imately $4,000 50. It. Of ground zoned for
apt. use, anording unexce1led view over
looking Rock Creek Park Must be sold
Can NE; l143 until 8 pm. J. WESLEY
BUCHANAN, Realtor
MERIDIAN PL., near 18th st. n.w.-Bed-
room. 1st noor. living rm., dining rnl,
kitchen. bedrooms, bath, screened porch,
spsssion. P e. pfxE fzass RaALTS e. asS' CO. Na "a
CHEVY CHASE. d. C.-This detached
home. located near bus and schools: first
noor, living room, dining room, Kitchen
den and lavatory; 4 bedrooms and Q tile
baths on second. large 2-car detached ga
rare; oil h.-w.h, Priced to sell. $22, 500.
Excellent condition Exclusive Cali
EN-. 1890 until 9 pm. r. A. TWEED CO.,
PfNLY BRANCH RID, Maryland, near Sill
go Branch-An exceptionally attractive de-
tached brick with living room, dining
room, kitchen. bedrooms and bath on
nrst floor: 2 bedrooms on second noor;
copper pipes, gas furnace. hot-water heat,
open fireplace, insulated. storm windows,
antomatie storagex water heater: lot ap-
800. Evenings phone Mr.. Adams WO,
b713. L. IT. GRAvATTE 72o 18th Ct,
ReAltor. MA. 0763.
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WASHING MACHINE, in good condition.
Private party will pay ceiling price. Call
WE PAY ToP PRICES for old gold. silver.
sotnng ms
and what have YOU? Will call MAX
zWEIG SONS. 937 st. NV Me 91la
BILE, cid jewelry, silver, china. bric-a-brac.
old glass. DORA MILESTONE. NE. 6019
After z. call WA $3.50
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1946-01-10
County Agencies
Directory Ready

]. Harry Welch, president, Mont
gomery County Community Chest
and Council announces the avail
ability of a directory of welfare,
recreational, and health services of
Montgomery County, a publication
prepared under the Craftsmanship
of Mrs. William N. Morell, long
needed by agencies and individuals
interested in these important parts
of the County's life. While the
supply permits, copies of the d.
rectory may be obtained by post
card request from the headquarters
office in the Farmers National
Bank Building, Rockville, the
supply being limited to persons
having a real interest in these SER
vices.
Mrs. C. C. Tumbleson, chairman,
has called a meeting of the mem
bership of the Division of Com
munity Services and Planning to
be held 8 P. M, January Fl in the
Liquor Control Board in Silver
Spring. Among other items of
business, nominating slate will
be prepared for the election of
of trustees at the annual meeting.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1946-01-10
Firemen's Hospital
Fund Drive Starts

A magazine subscription drive
for the benefit of the Maryland
State Firemen's Auxiliary Hospi-
tai Fund has started. This drive
is sponsored locally by the hide
pendent Auxiliary of Gaithersburg
with Mrs. Virgie Mullican of Cal
thersburg the fund president, and
Mrs. Mae Brake of Washington
Grove, chairman. Mrs. Brake is
also State Historian of the Aux
iliary of the Maryland State Vol
unteer Firemen.
Subscriptions to magazines of
a large publishing company are
being sold under the direction of
S. S. Souders, who is located in
Gaithersburg during this drive. No
donations can be accepted, but
subscriptions will benefit all state
volunteer firemen who are in good
standing with their own companies.
For further information, call Mrs.
Brake at Gaithersburg 192M.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1946-01-10
Thrift Shop
Group Elects

Mrs. E. A. Merritt was rejected
president of the Montgomery
County Thrift Shop at the annual
meeting, held on Monday, of the
Thrift Shop Congress of ten dele
gates from each Of the four parti-
cipating agencies: Women's Board,
Montgomery County General Hos
pital; Women's Auxiliary, Subur-
ban Hospital; Montgomery County
Planned Parenthood League; and
Chevy Chase Chapter, OAR.
Other officers for 1916 are Mrs.
John B. Mason, LIST vice president;
Mrs. Frank P. Wilcox, End vice
president; Mrs. Roger j. White
ford, secretary and Mrs. J. Hamil
ton Vance, treasurer. Mrs. Ralph
E. Himstead was elected parlia-
mentarian.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1946-01-10
Sherwood To Have
Panel Discussion

The next in the series Of panel
discussions being conducted by the
Sherwood School P.-T.A. during
their regular meetings will be held
at 8 o'clock in the library on JAN
uary 18th. The main topic of these
discussions is all fares the Child
whose home leaves to the school
what the school is leaving to the
home"
This second discussion will be
concentrated on the elementary
age levels. The faculty members
of the panel will be Miss Kitty
Arnold, primary; Mrs. Emma
Airy, intermediate, and Mrs. Ann
Boyd, upper grades. The parents
will be represented by Mrs. George
Graft, Mrs. Delbert Corbin, and
Mr.. Melvin Scheidt. Mr.. Clarke
Slade, principal Of Slade School,
Olney will continue as chairman
Of the panel. The program COM
mittee urges the parents of junior
and senior high school pupils in
particular to attend this meeting,
knowing that they can offer help
full suggestions as to how they
have dealt successfully with the
various phases in their own chill
dren's development.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1946-01-10
Grove Group
Elects Officers

At recent business meeting of
the Youth Fellowship of Washing
ton Grove, officers for the coming
year were elected as follows
Helen Mead, president; Helen
Jackson, LIST vice; Garner Smith,
End vice; Janet Reber, secretary
treasurer; Jean Smith, librarian,
and Dorothy Mead, "cook." Dur
ing the holiday season, twenty
five members enjoyed party at
the Assembly Hall with the mair
features being an exchange of
gifts, games and "scrumptious' re-
freshments furnished by Mrs. Car
son Pope and Miss Hester Pope.
The young people will collect
clothing for the National Clothing
Drive. The group also hopes to
carry their devotional programs
into the homes of shut-ins during
the coming year.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1946-01-10
Eastern Star
Installs Officers
At Gaithersburg
Mrs. Becker Presented With
% Silver Dollars For %
Years AS Secretary

Pentalpha Chapter No. 38, of
Gaithersburg, held its first install
lation of officers since the close of
the War, with a War atten-
dance. Those installed were:
Mrs. Molly w. Christie, Matron;
Alfred Christie II, Patron; Mrs.
jamie Kinsey, Associate Matron
William Stup, Associate Patron;
Mrs. Emma Becker, Secretary
Mrs. Helen Selby, Treasurer; Mrs.
Myrtle Stup, Conductress; Mrs.
Janet Bell, Organist; Mrs. Helen
Christie, Marshall; Mrs. Ora Nc
Balm, Chaplain; Mrs. Murray Walk
er, Ada; Miss Mary Jane Reed,
Ruth; Mrs. Betty King, Esther;
Mrs. Jane Howes, Martha; Miss
Mabel Becraft, Warder; and Bates
Etchison, Sentinel.
/ Past Grand Patron of Maryland,
Horace C. Troth acted as the In
stalling officer, with Mrs. Eloise
Waters, mother of the new Matron.
as Grand Marshall, Mrs. Jesse
Crawford, Grand Chaplain, Mrs.
Caroline F. Kaiser, Grand Organist
of Maryland, as Grand Organist,
Mrs. Dorothea Green, Past Matron
Of Montgomery Chapter, Rockville,
as Grand Warder, and DR.. w. D.
Barnett as Grand Sentinel.
! Gifts were presented the retiring
Matron, Mrs. Jane Howes, and Pa
tron Merle King from their officers.
Mrs. Helen Christie, past matron,
presented the Secretary, Mrs.
Emma Becker with twenty-five sill
yer dollars from the past matrons
and other friends in the Chapter.
Mrs. Becker has just completed her
twenty-five year as Secretary of
Pentalpha Chapter, and during that
time she has not missed a meeting.
Past Grand Patron Troth and
Past Grand William Birgfeld of
the Grand Chapter of the District
of Columbia, gave short talks.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1946-01-10
Assemblies To Feature
Church Workers School

Half hour assembly periods each
evening will be featured in the
Christian Workers School for up
per county Methodist Churches to
be held in Gaithersburg Jan. 16,
II, 18 and %, "a and rs, at Ep-
worth Church.
On the opening night at 7:15,
the faculty of the school will be
introduced and a roll call of the
LIS cooperating churches will be
held, together with a brief wor-
ship service conducted by the
Dean, Rev. Karl G. Newell. On
the following evenings courses on
various phases of religion will be
taught, and illustrative motion pic
lures shown. On the closing night
each of tAe classes will present its
main findings" to the school as
o whole.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1946-01-10
Mrs. Nolan Heads
War Fund Drive

Mrs. James H. Nolan of Rock
vile has accepted the appointment
as Chairman of the War Fund
Campaign for the Montgomery
County Chapter.
Mrs. Nolan is we'll known
throughout the County for her ac-
tive interest in civic affairs anc
served most successfully last year
as Assistant War Fund Chairman
in charge of the drive in the upper
part of the County.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1946-01-10
More Hybrid Corn
Winnesr Announced

Ernest Maier of Brookeville won
first prize of bushel of hybrid
corn and a blue ribbon with his
exhibit of Southern States u. S. 10
hybrid corn entered in the South
ern States Open Formula Hybrid
Corn show sponsored jointly by
Armstrong Garage, Ohey, and the
Southern States Cooperative.
Merle Mayne of Rockville and
William GLAND of Brookeville
placed second and third respective
ly, with their Southern States u. S.
IL entries. Their prizes were a
red ribbon for Mr.. Wayne and a
white ribbon for Mr.. GLAND. Honor
able mention went to Robert Dill
of Brookeville for his Southern
States U. S. 10.
The seven entries in the show
are now on display at the store.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1946-01-10
Voters League To
Make Tax Survey

A survey of state and local taxes
will be begun by group of men,
bers of the Montgomery County
League of Women Voters, meeting
on Wednesday, January 16, at 10
A. M. at 21O Rosemary street, in
Chevy Chase. The study will be
led by Mrs. J. Langdon Taylor.
The League of Women Voters
has long believed that bigger tax
es are better taxes, but also be-
lieves that citizens have the right
to expect efficiency and full value
for their money.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1946-01-10
Mrs. Mckinley And
Judge Prescott
Head Star Lodge
Officers Of Montgomery
Chapter SO Installed Tues
day in Rockville

Mrs. Ruth Vitale Mckinley was
installed Worthy Matron and
Judge Stedman Prescott, Worthy
Patron, of Montgomery Chapter
No. 90 Order of The Eastern Star
at the annual installation of off
GERS held in Rockville Tuesday
evening.
Past Grand Patron of Mary
land, Horace Troth, was in charge
of the installation. Mrs. Dorothea
Greene, Past Matron of Mont
gomery Chapter No. SO, was In
stalling Marshal. They were as
sisted by Mrs. Mae Evans, Past
Matron of Columbia Chapter No.
Is of the District of Columbia as
Installing Chaplain and Mrs. Ger
trude Smith, Past Matron of the
same Chapter as Installing Or
ganist. The installing warder
was Mrs. Nellie Wachter, Deputy
Grand Lecturer of Maryland. The
Installing Sentinel was James
Nicol Past Patron of Pentalpha
Chapter. Mrs. Catherine Gates,
Past Matron of Montgomery Chap
ter was Installing Secretary.
Other officers installed were:
Associate Matron, Mrs. Noami
Wheeler; Associate Patron, Mr.. Ty-
son Wheeler; Conductress, Mrs.
Agnes Kendell; Associate Conduc-
tress, Miss Louise Reynolds; Sec
rotary, Miss Edna E. Hauke;
Treasurer, Mrs. Dorothy Louthan;
Chaplain, Mrs. Anne Smith; Mar
shall, Mrs. Martha Looper; Ada,
Mrs. Margaret Evans; Ruth, Mrs.
Lorraine Faatz; Esther, Mrs. Ev-
erett Gormley; Martha, Mrs. Julia
Waddell, Electa, Mrs. Kay Mann,
Warder, Mrs. Charlotte Stratmey-
er; Sentinel, Mr.. H. 7. Faatz.
As special guests the Chapter
had prent Past Grand Matron of
the District Columbia Sister Title
Chauncy.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1946-01-10
Singing Convention
At Wo0dfield Sunday

The Montgomery County Singing
Convention will meet on Sunday,
January 18th at Wesley Grove
Church in Woodfield at 2:15 P. M.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1946-01-10

Believe it or not but the drift in
the United States is toward paci-
fism, profits and professional pa
triotism.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1946-01-10
NeIUs of Service Men e Women

Captain Charles w. Woodward
IT. has been notified by the War
Department of his promotion to
captaincy as Of December. The
notice reached him during his ter
lninal leave, which ends in Febr-
uary.
X
Sgt. Stanley d. O'Neale of Ash
ton received his honorable dis
charge on Christmas Eve at Fort
Meade. He had served more than
two years in the China Burma-In-
dia theater. He is the son of Mrs.
Nellie O'Neale. Stanley is now
working for the c. e. P. Telephone
Company.
Franklin L. johnson, TN &c of
Shade Grove Road, Rockville, is on
his way home aboard the U.S.S.
Tazewell, according to word receiv-
ed from Pearl Harbor.
Two Rockville veterans, John w.
Hall of Lincoln Park and Pvt.
George Elefsiades, Route No a, ar
rived in Seattle, Wash, early in
December aboard the attack trans
port U. S. S. Chiffon.
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Cadet Midshipman, Jasper
Marion Martin, no makes his home
with his uncle and aunt, Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. A. Schroeder, Jr. in Gath
ersburg, graduated from U. S. Mer-
chant Marine Academy at Kings
Point, N. Y. on December 14th. He
joined the Merchant Marine Cadet
Corps just year ago, and was at
sea over six months. He took part
in the Normandy Invasion. The
Academy at Kings Point trains
officers for the Merchant Marine
just as West Point and Annapolis
train officers for the Army and
Navy. Because Of young Martins
high scholastic rating, he is now