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The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-17
National Book
Week Observed
By Local School

National Book Week was OBJ
served in many ways at Laks
Forest school which helped to
bring the Importance of books to
the minds of all the children.
Al interesting p r contest
was presented by the P.-T.A. with
prizes being given to the best
from the primary and intermedi-
ate departments. Primary VIM
ners were: Martha Ward, End
grade, Flora Sue Byrd, 3rd grade,
and Jack Manning 3rd grade.
Grammar grade winners were:
Jerry Coffey, Tommy Williamson
and Betty Kerr. Over 100 posters
were entered in the contest.
Many dolls were dressed like
favorite book characters and were
most colorful and decorative. The
prize in this was won by Fay
Robinson.
Each C a s room displayed
some of the $50 new books re-
Gently added to the school library
as well as their book jackets.
Mrs. Henry Gerdes conducted a
delightful story hour in the school
auditorium on Thursday morning.
The 9Th through the 9th grades
were told The Knights Of the
Silver Shield by R. D. Alden.
The LIST through the 4th grades
were told DIR. Know-au,'- by Kate
Douglas Virgins.
Activities of many types were
carrie d on. Miss Carpenters
fourth g r a d e displayed unique
shadow boxes. Richard Ivey was
given a prize for the best one ex-
hibited. The pupils Of Mrs. Pol.
vogt's seventh and eighth grades
made interesting book Jacket GOV.
ers in the form Of book reports.
Mrs. William B%ordeaux's third
grade presented an educational
book week program entitled Story
Book Pals, on Friday morning.
The students were encoura1 et
to join and visit the Wilmington
Public Library. Contests were
held on the books and their au-
thors that most children read.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-17
N. E. Nurse Counselor
Will Pay Visit Here

Miss ]. Virginia Miles, R.N., M.
N, Counselor for the N. C. State
Nurses association will be in Will
mington Friday, Nov. %, to coun.
sci and advise concerning positions
open for nurses.
She will be in the Cape Fear
hotel from g am. to 5 pm. ANY
nurse desiring a conference with
Miss Miles, please contact Mrs. S.
P. Dexter at James Walker Me-
mortal hospital for an appointment
before November 81. q
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-17
DR.. W. B. BelIois
Returns To City

DR.. w. B. Bellois has opened ar
office for the practice of den.
tistry in Wilmington. He was
honorably discharged from the
Navy last March after serving
with the Dental corps at Great
Lakes Naval Training Center for a
period of eighteen months.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-17
Wilmington Bird
Club Will Hold
Meeting Tuesday

The Wilmington Bird club will
meet Tuesday evening at 8:15
o'clock at the YWCA, Third and
Grace streets.
Robert Wolff. third vice-president
of the North Carolina Bird club,
will be the guest speaker. A short
motion picture Of water birds will
be shown by Donald Lawrence.
All members and persons inter-
ested in bird study are invited to
attend.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-17

tant, Frankfort-on-the-Main until
he was returned to the United
States in May. He is now associ-
ated with Within Machine Works,
Charlotte.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-17
Ministering Circle
Will Hold Christmas
Sale On December ]

The Ministering Circle will hold
its Christmas sale on Saturday, De
cember Z at the American Legion
home.
This annual event is eagerly an
ticipated by the public as 1t az
fords an opportunity for the pur'
chase of gifts that are attractive
and reasonable priced.
Articles of food, all homemade
are also included in the sale which
begins at 1870 am.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-17
BIRTH

Mr.. and Mrs. j. J.. Johnson an
nounce the birth of a son, James
Dale, on October 26 at Marion
Sprunt annex.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-17
Art Exhibit Held
Over At School

BY request the $50 reproduction
Of master pieces of art on exhibit
at the Lake Forest school during
The Detroit tribune., 1946-02-09
Lods and Lussies
h, cOLFA1HtE tNN

The Motor City certainly y +o'
lacking IN fun these DAYS par
ties aud more parties s.i ofei
toxn The Gladiaiors Lave
picked up where they lf'' "a
three years ago since sli put
,hres members are home from ihe
armed services To start 'hirss
on irtor-4l gs'heriug ws' Nea
s' a.. hc~e G: Loris anc Elmose
Ests On Ts-sm avenue 'eS
rriisv rish' Nesic danrins
chs;,er and retf. y ncr's 1lle-
the affair v.'h ssis'y aat 'he
psriy "a ted artl EesFls F'ak F
Ia, time
Nerhcfs of 'he clsh ais Thom-
~ vangrs pres.aen' Pau fos-
fsr. vice president Grover S'rons
secretary Len Williams trsss.
rrer Louis ware chaplain Af-
thur Clark. Jce Miller cahin
Haghss James Brandon Fimore
wade and Richard Biesits
Among fncss frTif- ihe icht
fsrfss'.r were luaniia Weeks.
Geraldine Burnett Rsrbars sud
Earl Jones Be,'s Ann Nhe,lel
srthsr Ianisor Psi'v Lsst Os.
ear F,ars pcris avn SMyers.
Whit 4d Norarv Frances crf-
fir Doris Woelu'f Eerrico Nii
ler Es'lsr Anderson Nilsor
Wheeler Laei.le Turner Rober
Allen Frences and lam,s Waid
PIC William Pickett ora ogoraf
Roner' Gariori ~ the f'gtine
corns SRI Edsel Sfailnss Jtre
Mack Iohn Stevens l.oWels lli'l
Charles Wilson Clor8 Ercvr
lane Iaclsor Rita Wake Rose
Walker Robert Iif Waiter
Sims Chris Tells Ar, roe
ANin ~amnbell C4a. Nrog
Lncy Howard Gwen po- Tod.
'hy Brown Isasc Si,irhs rrte
Manning Zoe Reaee ars ot.rs
ENTERTAIN pAl. nasss
Walk'r from Noo Yor} ry a,op-
ped n on pai Jlrnas 2 Hhr,s of
? 2 Euclid for Two ge.f visit
The TWO gen's were 'oge'iep ftom
camp 10 camp overseas in'e fox-
holes and hack som. sSen iin.
mie en'sr'ained his Pal ni'a a
lovely buffet party a. III. home
lasi TAssdav night srd the hastily
ssmonned guests rushed over fcr
~" fnn Pretty Geraldine Gih.o,
''inmio's hest vIrl was hostess
loinlnT in no fln vsr. Gaie
atd Ennn'i Tray'or Geraldine
clease Warren smith rulia John
son CAPTAIN B)b Firie, cath
crime Smith DR. Robert Nav
terry Florence ntan f,lvsees
Finley The'ma Glover nav po.
Dots i.illian and Wills Tabor
Gus oTleiret Robert Thomas
Dr Lloyd sLaws3n. iulian WOOD.
co6F Constance voods Ts.~io
f'w Wadell Clark Geraldine
Gibson I'm Roberts Archie psn
Frank Fields Thelma and Mar.
Gus Gibson Adolphous Fields
odelle and L.ouard Proctor ri,
ona washington Al Thomas ana
The Detroit tribune., 1946-02-09
Hawkins Dance
Sends Teenagers

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as 81 ~ foT H. Ai.s
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The Detroit tribune., 1946-02-09

hi. family the oiher dsy wAs,
De returned home from sogb
Pacifi Many fricnts r. A..
autiuisuscs are helping in aM
up IN the doinrs and ,t,int, >
Dc'roit during his ab-,-se
Rcttv Bland a,tiree n nrr,,
HACK formal was com Size 4
Betty Grahle LaNaiy on Turner
saws certain cent a.o Town
Wilson N0rihcioes slr, .ed NJ.
tri,nds when he chos, .ds y
secretly Lovely C ndols.
pinckney s. the hlushinr as !.
John sfevcrs Cccre Nsgs,
ard Garfield Fisher uc sas,,|
TO srorp or friends psrI
IN me Fa!fhsirn hofti - Ne
LaHlss LO0nis WI boss,
aueou of ne Alnhs p slsa|
fraternity and viii o. rai|
~ fheir 3. nonct or Fs ii|
2t ccing no Swe atAsa' aa'i VI
tho Srainx clah, THAT a n.a
gckv girl will be crestr Al
ihe Sweetheart Of TIE Il
c.uh Candidates are ,sy
Carson Lucy Howard Arrl|
Cieage Edi'h Coulter NlN Fe.
r "a .bara Loomis Rot.f ir.
icr ElHine Fa'let |,
per'fr Vivian NoWei 5 1
Turner Edna Johnson isrl
Ss'on Jean s.oit and h1|
Freeman
The Detroit tribune., 1946-02-09

~ course We send con raiiila
'lons Galore 20 Mrs j. reita
Nesh Brown who Is headine up
= commiuee 20 honor Mrs Rosa
f9lse with testimonial on
March ~ the YUCA
The Detroit tribune., 1946-02-09
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NOTICE

send news of clubs and social
events TO the Detroit Tribune a..
flee by Monday evening oi each
week. or telephone them 10 q.
s9sL Tyler 5-i0t6. Ty. i.o;Se. T,.
i-o'>G. See your news in III.
Tribune.
The Detroit tribune., 1946-02-09

.ts7 q s. Stephens AME Mrs.
'sai' Nronr Johns cNE church:
Nrs Nfr'rsae Evans Central Ave
cNk 'haich Mrs T W ROSS
The Detroit tribune., 1946-02-09

orsgin. They ,,~sr' y,l and c-..e
yo,f ffarfic fng--t ~ r-s5irz snd
scfs,ching. inr-esyng The danger o.
secondary ini>cfior
you, hnge-s Nor hep wr1 sooth,
The sorer-ss, ease fhc it,n ard tr A.
and b1rn--blt p Bsf < and Nn.fe ONT
men, all T. g.ses yol pr,rrp. reiel
from civoufor's n slrh sxin .ruts
tons ard % contains ~ al srflseptit
medication that ads hea'rg Fof oyer
IS ycsrs millions have found i brngi
nrnDsr fcief from trade elSeus. lac
tDry crrmstlfis. simple r.rgA1ffr src
externally caused ss.f fh- .n4 --trttes
Ysu tsn Try B.ses md White Ont
uscn, eltholt rs< since your dealer
vii refund the retail prCe of The tfst
package II you are nor satisfied Jse
only - directed Blolk end White
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everywhere 10 100.
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Detroit evening times., 1946-01-15

WAS amused 10 have Sir
W Charles Mendli come in
when l was broadcaSting
with a look of bewilderment
sttif in his eyes. "YOu know"
he told me. II went to the
Edgar Bergen show To see
Mortimer Snerd. Thought he
was a real person, and when
he proved TO be a dummy
like Charlie Mccarthy 1
couldn't get over IL. 1 think
many people must feel like
I dO-that Mortimer Snerd
is real country pumpkin"
l was telling Edgar about
Sir Charles, and he said, "it
Is amazing how many people
think Mortimer is flesh and
blood instead of a block Of
wood"
Edgar has never really eX-
planned il on the air as he
has about Charlie
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-15
Kidding Their Career

CREDIT the King brothers
~ with a sense of humor.
They've just signed Ben
Hecht at 100000 to write
an original screenplay, kid
ding their career in pictures.
The story will be called
king For A Day" and Belita
will play a dumb comcdienne
who comes 10 Hollywood TO
break into pictures. The
Kings, who made themselves
4 barrel of dough with Dill
linger' won't play themselves
on the screen. They have
too much sense for that.
They've engaged actors 10
play their parts.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-15
Eisenhower Wants
BiQ National Guard

WASHINGTON, Jan. Is GNS)
Gen. Eisenhower was reported
today to be considering a recon-
mendation that the national
guards postwar air strength be
set at $4,000 men and 5000 COM
bat planes.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-15
Waiting for Tony

VERY wise of M-G-M, I
Nthink. to put Tony
Martin in movie imme-
diately, because he has a
waiting audience, people
who want Ia show Tony
they are for him. He'll sing
n song In the life story Of
Jerome Kern. Tony and
Rita HaywOrth were dane
ing the other day at Mea-
dowbrook. She asked Benny
Goodman 10 play "My
Guys Come q Home" and
they were closer than II
o'clock a. they danced.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-15
Vets Get hance
~ IL Police Jobs

Although vacancies exist in the
police department for 10 SergeantS
and seven lieutenantS none viii
he filled from the present roster
of men until eligible veterans have
had A chance 10 qualify, Police
Commissioner BallenGer said to-
daV.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-15
LOucIIa d. Parsons
Hutton S
IreSSeS
Cut Short
HOLLYWOOD,
Jan. Is.

DEITY HUTTON, with
ID blond locks cut short and
as bubbling as ever. told me
she Is slated 70 do The
PerilS Of Pauline not the
old-timc serial Pearl White
brought 70 the screen a
quarter century ago. hut the
life story of Pearl. who was
the first of the serial queens.
While Betty talked, nv
mind Usnt back 10 the hrst
hne 7 srer met Pearl !
wos on Chicago news-
paper and she came there
uith the old PGths COM
pany. "a hich made her
popular serials. She Was
the first Woman ! euer suD
smoke a eiParet IN public
and the wholc College Inn,
Uhers we were, Was aeoR.
! used TO hear from Pearl
after she ucnt 70 Paris to
lice. She died there a rich
Uomdn.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-15
Hollywood Snapshots

Il Mature romance belongs
60 the dear. dead past.
Everyone on the 2Oth-
Century-FoN LOT has gone
crazy over Dave Roze's
musical b. score for "Ra-
mona y
Cornell wilde u spend
ing his suspension days
doing a writing iob on the
Life Of Lord Byron"
which he plans 10 make.
Johnny NeiSSmuIler NAV
have matrimonial inten-
tionS where Brenda Hesler
i concerned. Even so. he
took time out TO 20 step
ping with Jean King. Greg
BautZer's secretary.
There's still talk Bing
Crosby j. trying To buy the
Red SoX baseball team.
Red Skelton told me he
could only get two suits
when he got out Of the
army and was doing a
broadcast In one and sat
on a freshly painted chair.
Kenneth Mckenna, once
married to kay Francis.
and former story editor At
u c. VI. will take over
N-G-N'S London office.
Loretta Young's birth
day present from Tom
Lewis and her two sons
il much admired. Tom
gave her an antique brooch
and the two boys gave her
earrings 10 match.
Freddie Martin broke
all cover charge records
for hotels In l045. at the
Los Angeles COconut
Grove. which took in SELL
600 from dancers Who are
mad for Martin.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-15
Gcino TO Mexico

WAS taking 10 Virginia
w Bruce today and. she's IN
a mad rush 10 get ready 10
leave for Mexico City Jan.
-. She's making a picture
there called Accusation for
Ali Ipar, a rich young Turk.
Her mother. and the baby
-afrd the nurse are gong With
her. Virginia says the story
intrigued her. aHd she SAID
she thought it might be A
nice change, 50 Mexico City
gets ready 10 welcome an
attractive blond.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-15

But /%ih my influence tires problem
whenever felt like It, took "B' down
board and know what they certificate for
of honey
Boy tires attered! took ride the
that's the FIRST time drove down the
tho cutters the Those really
drove into station. them that's the first
heard sidewalks whistle
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-15
bob HOPE commaniaues

THEY'VE finally ended tire raionng I'm really happy that
there's plenty of rubber again its much
venient than cash.
But l know tires back pedestrians
looking AT each others chest comparing tread marks.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-15
TODAX'tyoov":. osishDorho0d height: sa, MOVIE


0FI. .THF-msok At Holoomb PL iil2t
'~ Specially Numbers hv Alice
Fave. Dick Haynes. Betty CRADLE and
J Dorsey, Band in -Four Ills IN Ieep.
DEl.THE-maek at Holeomb PL iillt
open 6;ij. Park Free Martha
/ Rave. Carole Lands. Dorsey, Orch. IA
- our Ills IN leep." Su,auna Fo,'r. A..
Flauchnt Tone m That Nieht with You. -
-Four ILLS IN Isep." taroIe Lands.
DEllIYF-93sS ksrehNaI Park Free
Ouen $50. uyeuware 20 Ladie. 2
I susanna Poster. r. Tone. That Might
/ with You" Phantom speaks" r. An.a.
DEYIFR-At Bwlinoams TO s.Olss
"e" open G.tj. phu Ram, and
Lr.li- RrOoks. y Love Bandleadsr. Z"
Love, Honor and Goodbye" Bruce
DiY-wsa Vernon Highway near Hubbard
"" open o 80. Anne BaAtet aud
Ralph Bellamy NJ Guest IN the House ="
Mob Hili, Georse Rait. Joan bennett
Stakr Frankie Masters
and Orch and Hunty Hall, Bobby jordan
/ dead Ind kidsl. Screen 'Tiser woman
D0X-tveroOt' at DAWSON no 5000
"" Open 6.15. Cary Grant. Ethel
Ba'rymore. None but the Lonely Heart" 4"
Beautiful Cheat Bonita Granville. Cart.
EAST DETR0IT-Gr't,ot at s."iI, Road
Humphrey Bogsu in
west" with Allan Jones. Cartoon. News.
FAST END-usIo {. Jefferson Lt ssls-
S" open q f. N tadie, Ffee
DtnnefWafri lhI HAMS. y Love a Band.
leader " Midnight Manhunt." " Gsrsan.
EASI0WN-HsrOsr-vaO oH. ~ sos'
Douf, open : 800 Franchoi Tone,
susanna fo-tef That Niaht with You
Come 0Ut Fiehtine,' with leo Gofcey.
EAST SlDt-G''uOt at eraods
open ~ Noou. Humphrey
Busart IN sahara "Sensa,iou hunters"
RDbrrt LoWery. pi,h-- 10 Ladies TuuAy.
EASTWOOD '"'~'--sr,i,ot ,. near near 8 s-",I' ~
irish Eyes" Tecbnicolor. Plus "stnayal
From tho East. Cartoon aud News.
FfH0-sOOo Oakland TO S-l7sO
as,.S,., qgsp s c,i,:. sl5 cr.sss ST. Dob John;
All star. I'm lust Curious" Lulu.
tC0RSE-'o'o west I'no,o" AT $50
Bette Dau, In "nr. sksainSton." Plus
{. Gable. L. Youns. Call Of the Wild"
ES0UlRe-ls3llt {. Jefferson TU 2-27SO
Esther William. Van Jonn
-fns lhftU oi humanCfs lh | z.
"kombies on Broadway" st aoi only.
FAhIIY-c'd'Ilac sOusrs. Monroe Ave.
Cont " tr Nidmsuf
Susanna Fp.frr. That Niaht Win YOU "
ts1 SIDE hid,. Come 0ut Fiehtino
FARMING Io, Csmpsu 2.Is73.
open @ a.. Rchard FIaTrf.
Grars GIIlarn. 'ShadoW % Terror" SUNSET
'ar."n tU Bandits oi The Badiands
FFNkEI -Fsnbsll. Dexter UN 2.Ol05 =
open tIf iadirs Dish
Ngit. "CsnterVlls Ghost" q Laughtuu.
"Senotita From the vest" Ahan lonc,
FFRN1AI F--woodvard. nr. s-Mils Rd.
open 5fi Veronica Lake.
Fdiie BrAcken. "out bi This World"
"hidsisht Msnhunt." William Garsan.
FINE ARIS--wOed~ard Al watson
'"~ upsn D r " Cont
Ail sigh Be'te Davi- watch on the
Rhine" Plus Man who wosidnt Die. 3"
FISHFR-ln the fisher elds. =
Oprn 1918 Irene Dunno I'm
"Ovsr a." 2ff fl. l0 2 Plus Pc.
ture o' ooFisn Gray" ~ 1908 iU2 a1f
FlLhIh60-Gtstioi st 7.nds ~ 1850 /.
open .it. Pee Rak,nus.
~ iafiaf' ANar irnre rSsnofifa rrnn
ths west" "Fhsrto- sssst,," n Alien 4
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-15

open SIS. NvWsi The
EnehAHtsd Cottage" a. . 50 srd 10 %.
P4r oosn Arssntins way" .s5e ONLY.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-15

TnwEp-ilst3 Grand Rns no 1850 !.
open no paH Fres
Thoussnd ara One hishti." Phil silrsrs.
LIalrth scott 10 fnu Cane Aisra"
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-15
'MF1 1nIIARE-niohisan a. Cav

TIhE-l322l tnt jsn.r'on nU o.
open . u.s. , Rtz featuit
bon Barry In "Ftonts Vengeance" PhA
Road 70 AieatrsI" "EaIy 10 leSk A. "
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-15

IFI FIFNFW[--Wooapsrd a. Cd. Circus Ps.
N"|-Woed~Sd q, Gfhna Blvd
Truman ASKS Public Aidl Death MArct -
TRIAL opens kentucky Nine DlsAssfi I
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-15

IRFNI0N-Tfsnioa. sieh. TR 0o7S /.
OUan SO. Para Free.
p.r1thy Mcclure 10 EnshaHisd Cotiass
Out of Thit world - Lddls Bracksn.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-15

STRAhD-6rsna Hi'S'li'n ~ t.loo'
~'"HS Ulsn 8 O. Anna Louise Wiz
Isrf Psfke "Ftshtins GuHdtmsa." PHs
"Pauies me Great " p1us0 UtunnrI.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-15

JESFtRS0N-liOOs CAST Jefferson Ave.
Open Noon a. Midn ght,
Lee Tfsc, "ss,rsyai tron ~. Esst"
Plus TIN nor IN "Rsndtt tSsif"
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-15
VAN nYKE-y.n ort,.r,r,r Pl assa

lIpT0Wh-Maok-C -Chalmefs ~ 2-0bss
W WV" Ovcn 49, StAu $50. PArE
Frrs : Poster That kishi with You"
Come OCT Fishtins. Eaa side KIDS
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-15

Open li.ii An. shorts
Gambler Choice sith Chester Morris.
'ChiaA SAY. X Scott. Lllen Dtes.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-15

STRkTF0RD-47sI west Y,faor NY
S''N"S Open l5 f1dis brs,k~a,
Nrfonirs lAks. "oui 81 Tht world Cn.
chAntsd Corass." r Young. - NoGW-s
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-15

WARREN-wsrsn.sOO .sOOthfi,Id et 5Iis+
open s.l5. pafk kres,
last side Kids. Come Out Fishtins
iu, That Nisht with You" Aud ShorS.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-15

V06IlF-Harpsf a. harvard TU 2.2O22 y
Psrk Free. open l5 Robert
Cummings. You Came Alons." 6iU and
1913 thousand and Ore Nishts," S.4A
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-15

HO0fa Onrn I q TBIL F-ne
Come oW rishtins" 7fs.f "a 70 %
Shadow Of THrof.' 5.ls in rg IH e.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-15

HCT0Ry-s22s Cd. River ~ $500 4.
Merle Oh~run n
'WuihTins Hsisht'," ana lu.Us. rTs
Ten " 70 Star x Tens. 9.Ol pnh,
Montgomery County sentinel., 1946-07-25
Coming Events

July % Aug. 3 - CARNIVAL
in Rockville sponsored by Izaak
Walton League and Lions Club.
July 25-RUMMAGE SALE in
Auditorium, Washington Grove.
Given by Woman's Club.
Saturday, Aug. 3-.-FRIED CHICK
EN-, HAM and HOT VEGETA-
BILE SUPPER given by the W.S.
C.S. of the Glarksburg Church,
in the church hall, starting at 4
P. M. F5 II
July 27-BASKET PICNIC at
Brookeville Hall for members
and friends of the Montgomery
Chapter of the Maryland Histori-
cal Society. P. NJ. No charge.
August 4 - ANNUAL GLAND
CRAVER reunion at wildwood
Park, Mount Airy.
August II = FRIED CHICKEN
SUPPER at Wesley Grove
Church, Woodfeld, sponsored by
W. S. c. S. From 4 P. M.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1946-07-25
Rockville Ne~A--SoclaI l1eNsz

Miss Ricketts, entertained at q
luncheon in honor of her house
guests on Saturday. Among the
guests were Mrs. Paul Matthias
and Miss Helen Ricketts, of Wash
ington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allison Chaplin are
home after a months vacation in
Canada.
Mr.. and Mrs. John B. Brewer
had as their guest over the week
end their niece, Miss Mary Ack-
ley of Baltimore.
Miss Alice Williams returned to
Baltimore on Monday after spend
ing several days here with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Will
liams.
Mr.. Caldwell Brewer has re-
turned to New York after a
weeks visit with his father, Mr..
John Brewer.
DR.. and Mrs. Gilbert v. Hart
ley gave porch buffet breakfast
Sunday in honor of Mrs. Matilda
Buck and Miss Levilla Jean Bu-
eek.
Thirty-fve were present at the
Brewer reunion held Saturday
Montgomery County sentinel., 1946-07-25
Mrs. Nicholas Brewer
Teie. Rockville 75-R

Mrs. John Brewer has returned
from a two weeks visit with rela-
tives in Tulsa, Okla.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles w. Wood
ward, Jr., of Baltimore have re-
turned from a visit with rela-
tives in Fort Smith, Okla, and
are visiting Judge and Mrs,
Charles w. Woodward for several
weeks.
Judge and Mrs. Charles W.
Woodward have recently returned
from Pompano Beach, Fla, where
they visited DR.. and Mrs. Arthur
F. Woodward. En- route home they
spent several days with relatives
in Winder, Ga.
Miss Mary Ann Dawson enter
tanned a group of friends at her
home on Sunday evening in hon
or of Mr.. and Mrs. John AlInutt.
Mrs. Matilda Buck and daugh-
ter, Miss Levilla Jean Buck of
Pasadena, Calf, are visiting Miss
Lena Ricketts, for the summer.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1946-07-25
POOLESVILLE

1t. Com. and Mrs. Phillip Rigg,
USNR, and young son, Dermot,
are houseguests of Mrs. Emily
Brown.
Mrs. Wilson Poole is enjoying a
vacation at Shadyside. Mr.. and
Mrs. Kenneth Allnutt are there
for this week too.
The Baptist Sunday School of
Barnsville held a lovely sunset
service on Sugar Loaf last Satur-
day after which everyone enjoy
ed a picnic supper. Mrs. Henry
White and her accordian added
much to the entertainment.
Mrs. Charles Sellman was host
ess at the home Of her mother
in-law, Mrs. Charles Sellman, at
a stork shower for her sister-in-
law, Mrs. Richard Sellman last
Saturday.
Charles Upton, who has been
transferred to Camp Dix, NJ j.,
was able to be home over the
weekend, thereby making it the
first family reunion in 1S months.
Mrs. Anna S. Bowie was the
guest of Mrs. Emily Brown last
week.
Mrs. John Howe with small
daughter spent last week with her
mother and sister, Mrs. c. Hicks
and Mrs. Lawrence Jones. ..as
Mr.. and Mrs. G. M. Cook of
Syrause, N. Y, are visiting Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Allnutt in Daw-
sonville.
Mrs. VIM. B. Everette entertain
ed at dinner last week, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. c. Preston, Mr.. and Mrs.
H. Ulman, Mrs. Ethel Skaife and
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Gray.
DR.. and Mrs. Novel; Belt and
Mrs. Emily Belt are enjoying
vacation at their cottage and were
hosts at dinner on Saturday.
Their guests included Miss Sally
Everette, Mrs. William B. Ever
cite and Mr.. and Mrs. Garnet Ball.
DIR. and Mrs. Norvell Belt, Mrs.
0. Belt, Mrs. VIM. Everette III
and Miss Sally Everette we're
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Garnett
Ball on Monday.