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Montgomery County sentinel., 1946-09-05
Butts Tennery

The wedding of Miss Betty Ten
merry, daughter of Mr., and Mrs
Claude v. Tennery, of Gathers
burg, to Mr.. Newton Butts, son of
Mrs. John T. Butts, of Darnes-
town and the late Mr.. Butts, was
solemnized in the little Church of
Fort Lincoln, on Saturday, August
24th. The double ring ceremony
was used, with the Rev. N. c.
Acton, officiating.
The bride wore gown of white
taffeta with a train. The skirt
caught up to reveal the rows Of
lace on her underskirt. Her veil
framed her face in a coronet ef-
feet. Mrs. Cecile McElroy, the
brides sister, was matron OF
honor, and the bridesmaids were
Miss Joyce Davis and Miss Mil
dred Casler.. The matron OF
honor wore pale pink, with a nat
ctt fluffed feathers to match, and
carried roses. The bridesmaids
wore blue and pink, respectively,
the dresses being designed to
feature hoop-skirts, and were worn
with contrasting pastel hats and
gloves. Miss Davis and Miss Cas-
Ter carried old fashioned bouquets
of vari-hued camellias, roses and
delphinium. Ronnie McElroy was
ring bearer and Janet Gloyd was
flower-girl.
Mrs. Sterling Bowman, the
groom's sister, played the organ,
and Miss Zaidee Tennery, sister
of the bride, sang several select
ions, including one from my
Hero, Because, and "At Dawn
ing". A reception followed the
wedding at the home ofthe bride.
After their wedding trip, the
bride and groom plan to live in
Gaithersburg. .... ~
Montgomery County sentinel., 1946-09-05
MONTGOMERY SIDELIGHTS
By ELSIE WHITE HAINES-

We often burn the toast but
seldom do we have so good an ex-
cuse as on Saturday, when just
outside the kitchen window, mama
and papa oriole were teaching a
lovely orange baby to fly en-
couraging it to take off by short
fiights-with low coaxing notes
almost lifting it by sheer will
power. Just think-many persons
never get the opportunity to see
real live. oriole-our Maryland
State bird--and there were three
right in plain view, in an arbor
vitae tree that showed off their
black and gold coats to perfection!
Can you wonder that two slices
of bread went up in smoke?
"You lucky thing" exclaimed
Miss Beulah Dove, a we'll known
bird and flower authority in Rock
vile, when we once told her that
for years an oriole family had
built annually near us, that some
years we did not even get a
glimpse of the birds but knew
they were there because of the
call, which even his majesty the
mocker seems unable to repro
duce. The orioles build we'll
hidden nest, high in a tall tree,
Montgomery County sentinel., 1946-09-05
Sandy Sfasl>s9 NslShdoshood

are spending several weeks vaca-
ton at the Bird home in St.
Mary's county, "Mary's Mount"
DR.. and Mrs. Bird were hosts and
hostess to large house party
ever the Labor Day week end.
Mrs. j. ]. Meyer, Jr., and Mrs,
Douglass Riggs entertained at a
bridge party Saturday at Spring
Garden in honor of Mrs. Sidney
Prince.
The Mutual Improvement Asso.
citation will meet today with Mrs
Louis T. Bussler.
Mr.. and Mrs. Douglas Whit
lock returned to Sandy Spring
this week from their summer
cottage at Rehoboth Beach, and
are preparing to move to their
new home in Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Douglas Adams
and their three children, David
Patricia and Barton, of Roseland
N. j., were guests over the holi.
days of Mr.. Adams mother, Mrs
Herbert S. Adams and his sister
Mrs. Mary Bentley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eric Englund
who have been visiting relatives
IN Texas, returned last week.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1946-09-05
Norris : Moffett

Saturday morning at St. Mary's
Catholic Church in Rockville,
Mrs. Betty Virginia Moffett,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
H. Moffett of Rockville, became
the bride of Douglas j. Norris,
son of Mrs. Johanna Norris, also
Of Rockville, and the late John A.
Norris. The impressive nuptial
mass was conducted by Rev. j.
J. HAM.
The bride, who was escorted
to the altar by. her father, wore
an organdy gown with fitted bod
ice, off-the-shoulder yoke, leg o
mutton sleeves and train. Her
illusion finger tip veil was held in
place by high coronet. She car
ried prayer book with a shower
of white rosebuds and stephano-
tis.
Miss Nellie Mae Norris, sister
Of the groom was maid of honor
and Miss Regina Monday of Rock
vile was bridesmaid. Miss Norris
wore a light blue embroidered or
CANDY gown with a matching
shoulder length veil held at the
front with flowers, blue mitts, and
carried an arm bouquet of peach
gladioli and rosebuds. The brides
maids gown was similarly made,
but in pink and her bouquet was
Ct orchid gladioli and roses.
William Dumbroski, brother-in-
law of the groom, was best man,
and Charles H. Mofrett, Jr. served
as usher.
A wedding breakfast at Cape
Cod Inn in Bethesda followed the
ceremony, after which the young
couple left for wedding trip to
Chicago and Nebraska.
The bride attended Maryland
University and is employed at the
General Accounting Office in
Washington. Mr.. Norris who
served 27 months with the Navy
in both the Atlantic and Pacific, is
with the Dept. of Agriculture in
Washington.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1946-09-05
Thrift Shop. Has !.
A New Manager

The newly decoratedd Montgom.
cry County Thrift Shop at All
Hampden Lane in Bethesda
opened Tuesday for its 18th sea.
son, with a new manager, Mrs,
Katherine M. Sterling.
Mrs. Sterling. graduate of Col
umbia Teachers College and q
professional landscape architect
brings to the Thrift Shop a
wealth of experience in operating
a business Of her own, serving as
volunteer in the A.W.V.S. thrift
shop in New York City, teaching
in an exclusive New York "home-
maker type" girls school, ana
working with women's groups as
lecturer on gardening and ali
organizer of flower shows.
Remarking that the four agen-
cies participating in the Thrift
Shop, Women's Board, Montgom-
cry County General Hospital; /;
Women's Auxiliary, Suburban
Hospital, Bethesda; Montgomery
County Planned Parenthood
League and Chevy Chase Chapter,
D.A.R.-are all promoting some
aspect of health, welfare or edu-
cation in the county, Mrs. Mer-
ritt emphasized the need of more
volunteer saleswomen and "prlc-
ers" of donated merchandise. Any
community minded women will be
Montgomery County sentinel., 1946-09-05
LAYTONSVILLE
Mrs Ethel Taylor
Tele. Gdithersburg 335 w 2

The, long Labor Day week end
brought back to the neighborhood
several young people VINO have
moved away. These include Mr..
and Mrs. David Clark and daugh-
ter, Ann, of Washington, who
visited Mr.. and Mrs. David Clark,
Sr.: and Mr.. and Mrs. William
Stinson and son, Billy of Balti-
more County, and Mr.. and Mrs.
David Lyon of Erie, Pa, who is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Remus
Riggs.
Garrison and Mary Allison, the
children of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Seek have been visiting their
grandmother, Mrs. Allison Taylor
for the. week end, while Mr.. and
Mrs. Seek visited in Keeseville,
N. Y, the former home of Mrs.
Seek.
Mrs. Polly Hawkins, Miss Ruth
GLAND and Mrs. Hilda Howes re-
turned on Sunday from their
motor trip to the Pacific coast.
They reported a delightful six
weeks trip without single acci-
dent.
Mrs. James Cashell entertained
four tables of bridge on Thurs
day. Local folks present were
Mrs. Vestus Wilcox, Mrs. joan
Small, Mrs. Francs Spurrier, Miss
Mary E. Waters, Mrs. Tom Bailey,
Miss Maud Dorsey, Mrs. Samuel
Riggs, II and Mrs. George Carson.
The ladies of the Adult Class of
the Methodist Chuch are busy
planning for their old ham and
fried chicken supper on Saturday,
Sept. Z. They expect their supper
tobe one of the best given in the
county this fall.
Samuel Riggs, III is returning
from his vacation this week, MAX
ing the trip home from Maine by
way of Quebec ano Montreal.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Bell, Miss
Mary Warfield, Mrs. Lillian War
field, Mr.. and Mrs. Seth Warfield,
r. and Mrs. Jonathan Kemp, Mr..
Greenbury Griffith and Mr.. Wiley
Griffith, all attended the wedding
of Miss Mabel Glascock to Mr..
Lee Clagett Warfield at Summit
Point, W. Va. on Sunday. Mr..
and Mrs. Warfield are to be resi-
dents of Laytonsville, having an
apartment in the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Greenbury Griffith.
Mrs. Cora Howard is visiting
iii Charlestown, w. Va. and will
be away for a vacation of ten
days.
Mrs. Earl Richards entertained
on Sunday, her mother, Mrs.
Margaret Wenrich, and sister,
Mrs. Gladys Fields of Washing
ton.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1946-09-05
Mrs. Jack Boyd
Boa Sc, Ashton, Maryland


Mr.. andMrs. Charles Cecil and
their son Charles of Centreville,
Nd, were guests last week of Mr..
and Mrs. ]. ]. Meyer, Jr., in
Sandy Spring.
Mr.. John Bancroft spent the
Labor Day week end at Norwood
with his parents and brought with
him as his house guest, Mr.. James
Randall of Guilford, Md.
Guests of Mr.. and Mrs. G. Rust
Candy are the Misses Helen and
Rosalie Gassoway.
DR.. j. w. Bird and his family
Montgomery County sentinel., 1946-09-05
AMONG THE
HOMEMAKERS

turned from her vacation in Mimi
esota and reports having had q
marvellous time visiting ole
friends. Miss T. possibly gained
a little weight from all the
wonderful food which everyone
seemed to think she needed, but
she looks fine.
She started her September
schedule on Tuesday by attending
the meeting of the Potomac Glen
Homemakers Club at the home of
Mrs. Mary Clagett in Glen. Fol-
lowing a delicious noon luncheon,
Mrs. Robert Richards, president,
called the meeting to order. The
members discussed the plan of
work for 1947 as had been out
lined by the club presidents on
July 3Oth. The suggestions Of
fered at the meeting will be pre-
sented by Mrs. Richards at the
Board of Managers meeting on
Monday.
Mrs. Westcott, chairman of the
French Relief project gave fine
report of the work done for the
two French children the club has
adopted for six months.
Miss Turner discussed the value
Of good pictures in family living
and illustrated her talk with many
examples. Mrs. Carlton Brown
ing has loaned Miss Turner her
collection Of fine framed pictures
to use in illustrating her talk.
Schedule for Week
Sept. 4 : Laytonsville, 1880 Pm.
Mrs. John Muneaster, Jr. hostess.
Sept. A. Garrett Park, 8 P. M.
Mrs. Newhall.
Sept. 5 Comus, 1880, Mrs.
Luther Cregger. "
Glenmont, 8 P. NJ, Mrs. Reis-
ing.
Sept. 8 Potomac Valley, IL
Noon, Cabin John School. Lunch
con for new teachers before club
meeting.
Sept. 9 y Meeting Of County
Council Board of Managers, DEM
onstration Office 1880 P. M.
Cedar Grove, 80 P. NJ, Mrs.
Maynard Watkins, Mrs. Wheeler
Watkins, hostesses.
Sept. 10 Clarksburg, 10 A. M.
Club to be guest of former club
president, Mrs. Herbert Wilbur in
Charlestown, w. Va.
Sept. IL Gaithersburg, II Am.
Mrs. Sprigg Ward.
Sept. IL Poolesville-B Barnes
vile Dickerson. 1880 Pm.
New Officers
Mrs. C. M. Upton entertained
the nominating committee OF the
Homemaker Clubs at her home
Monday. The committee, compos-
cd of Mrs. Lewis Lancaster,
chairman, Mrs. Simon GLAND, Mrs.
George Nicholson, Mrs. Sprigg
Ward and Mrs. Edwin Matthews,
offered the names of Mrs. Ster-
ling Bowman and Mrs. James
Henegar. Mrs. Bowman was nom
mated for first vice president to
replace Mrs. George Nicholson
whose term expires this year.
Mrs. Henegar will replace Mrs.
Robert Billhimer, who is also
nearing the end of her second
year as secretary of the Council.
Mrs. Upton expressed her re-
gret at not being able to keep
"rhe delightful officers who have
rendered such splendid service,
but she heartily welcomed the
prospect of having Mrs. Bowman
and Mrs. Henegar serve with her
during the coming year. The
election will be held at the fall
meeting, plans for which will be
be made at the next meeting Of
the Board of Managers, to be held
Monday, Sept. 9th, in the Home
Montgomery County sentinel., 1946-09-05
Allan Burdette
Gets Merit Award

Having done satisfactory Hol-
stein calf club work during 1916
Allan Burdette, Clarksburg, has
been awarded a Certificate Of
Merit and granted a Junior Mem
bership in The Holstein-Friesian
Association of America, Brattle-
boro, Vermont. He was recon-
nended for these awards by the
State A. H Club Leader.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1946-09-05
Wedding Announced

Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Monday
of Rockville announce the mar
rage OF their daughter, Regina
Ethel, to Mr.. Robert Earle Broad
hurst, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Earle
NJ. Broadhurst, of Glen Echo
Heighhts, on August 31st, at Ar
linpton, Va.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1946-09-05

welcomed on the volunteer staff;
no organization membership is re-
quired. Call Mrs. Clifford N. Rod
lun, OIL 1855, if you can serve.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1946-09-05

What has happened to the nice,
peaceful Sunday afternoon drive
in the country?
Montgomery County sentinel., 1946-09-05

Yugoslavia is acting almost as
tough as Finland did when she
jumped Russia.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1946-09-05

If you don't know what Dog
Days are, now is a good time to
learn.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1946-09-05

We think the World Series will
be played partly in Boston this
fall.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1946-03-28
Special Programs
Being Planned By
Lake Baptist Church

A series Of sermons and two special
programs are being planned by
Rev. George H. Cokcr, pastor of the
Deep Creek Baptist church, located
at the Lake
They will be presented during the
forthcoming weeks in an effort to
bring the Easter message to those
Of the community.
The young people Of the Sunday
school viii have charge of the two
programs. George Edgar, assisted by
the pastor, will have charge Of all
music The messages will be deliv-
cred by Rev. Coker in a series of six
sermons based on the words Jesus
Said l am" in the following order:
March 81, i a. M, II Am the Well
Of Living Waters" March 81, 1870 p.
m, 81 Am the Bread of Life" April
7, II a. M. Il Am the Good Shep-
heId;" 81 am the Poor" April 21;
Easter Sunday, II a. m. " | Am the
Resurrection and the Life"
The Message Of the Cross" a
pantomiue will be given on April IA.
at 100 p. M, with remarks by the
pastor; and THE Seamless Robe" Il
four-act play, will be given Easter
Sunday night at 1870 All are invited
to these services
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1946-03-28

Mrs. Francis Connolly entertained
members Of her bridge club at her
home on Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Lizzie Kloepfel is visiting her
nephew and niece, Mr. and Mrs
Clarence Switzer, at Kempton, for
week
Scott Paugh, of near town, is visit
ing his daughters, Mrs Gladys SLIDER
and Mrs. R. A. Owendoff, in Alexan-
dlia, Va.
Emanuel Bittner, Mr. and Mrs
John Horchler, Of near Grantsville
were business visitors in Oakland on
Tuesday,
Rev. and Mrs. Denver c. Pickens
were in Buckhannon, West Va, on
Tuesday attending the funeral Of the
formers uncle.
j. r. Grove, of Clarksburg. W. Va,
is visiting at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert NJ. Bradford, Of near the
Park. this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John l. Davidson, Of
Takoma Park, were weekend guests
Of the latter's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Halland Jones, Second street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Stanton and
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert j. Ruckert mo-
tored to Cumberland Saturday af-
telnoon whore they spent the even
ing with friends.
Nh. and Mis-. Karl Kahl and son,
Karl, accompanied by Mrs. Oliver NJ.
Smouse and Miss Grace Falkenstein,
mo,ored to CIarksburg. West Va. on
Saturday morning, returning to their
homes he,e Saturday evening
Miss Syhl Paynter, Oakland High
instructor and adviser for the Oak
land High acorn" accompanied by
Thomas Jones, William Bleakly, Linn
Lewis, Dorothy Brock, Barbara Jam
ma, Dolores Leighton, Ina Claire
Jenkins, Homer Bennett, Robert
Smith. James Smart, and Warren
Mann, attended the convention of the
Columbia Scholastic Press association
in New York last weekend along
with 5000 other delegates from other
schools. Thomas Jones was student
chairman of one of the discussion
groups, and Miss Paynter was
speaker at one of the discussions on
Gossip Column Substitutes"
Mr. and Mrs Edward Lawrence and
daughter Betty were in Baltimore
from Friday until Monday. Mr.. and
Mrs LaWrence's other daughter, Ann
Lawrence was among the students of
the Maryland Institute of Art who
participated in the schools tenth an
nual fashion show Miss Lawrence was
one Of four students who are to finish
the three-year course in June, who
designed, made and modelled her own
gown. Miss Lawrence wore her own
creation, yellow evening dress with
hustle of red and yellow roses. A
daytime frock with pink and white
tripod jersey top and black wrap
around skirt, also designed by Miss
Lawrence, was worn by another stu
don't
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1946-03-28
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tanned with a dinner followed by
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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1946-03-28

Mason W. Calls also spoke on
Putting Principles into Practice"
Another meeting is planned for
sometime in May. OF the fifty
elementary schools and five high
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1946-03-28

If your Spring fashion plans
call for q new dress, suit, or
skirt, here's the fabric to give
il that look you're striving for.
Soft spun rayon that Grapes
gracefully and is shown in an
interesting selection of new
Spring shades.
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ING, this week IN Baltimore, where she
"lli laNe lhe nurses 9Idle BOARD I'm
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for several days ON vacation. His
wife and family. who have been resid-
ing at Crelln, will accompany him
upon his return to Baltimore.
Mr. an" MIS- a. W. spence ana
o"uSi''e' Janet l-te' were III haIIl-
Spence's brother-in-law and sister.
Rev. and Mrs. John DeBenedetto.
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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-18
PISMA Il STAREcA kRAJA

Z Fl
risca, Sc poskrili pred tenn po-
veljem.
"Vojaki so vozili v otrocjih
vozickih municijo v gore. Med
tenn je cezdalje blizje grmelo.
Oh 7:3O zvecer so prisli Fran
cozi v nase taborisce. Bill smo
osvobojeni. Bila je velika radost
in nobeden nj bill mrtev. Nemci
SO jokali in hujsali, mi pa vri-
skali in sc redili. Svobodni smo
bill, a domov nismo mogli iti,
ker so bile vse zeleznice razbite.
Do prvega septembra so mas po-
vabili v Ofenburg ma zbiralisce.
IL Ofenburga pa domov.
'Lepa je bila voznja in We
sela, sal gremo ,domov. Tastara
Vodenica je sla k svoji potrebi,
medtem je pa vlak odsel. Pa je
prisla pet tednov kasneje kakor
mi domov. Vseskozi smo jih
zgubljali. ,Veliko jih je pa Sc
tam ostalo, ker MISC hoteli iti
domov. Ko smo prisli v Zagorje,
smo polovico prtljage doll zme-
tall, polovico je slo pa ma Iii
dan most, ker nj vlak cakal to-
like casa.
~ Janezom smo prisli "a
gorje skupaj. Je Sci nami 60
ri. On je re preje prisel il Mem
cije. Ko smo prisli domov, so
vse koprive rastle cez streho
in pa bezeg. Komaj smo pririli
v hiso. V hisi je bilo polno sla-
me in z:vinskih odpadkov, toda
nobenega okna. Bilo je vse raz-
bito. Pee sesuta; kuhinjska pee
v kuhinji sesuta, skratka, vse
razbito. Bill smo zelo zalostni.
Pri podu vse obdevnice pobra-
ne, sploh kar je bio kaj deski
podobnega, vse so pobrali.
"Pobrali so tudi vse kljucav-
nice in jih potrgali. Doljno Ii
danico so podrli. V zidanici je
bilo vse stolceno. kar MISC ,od-
nesli. Ma koci nj strehe; ma ko-
zelcu je manjka polovico.
"A sedaj 81 ne morem poma-
gait do spomladi, da dobim kje
kaj. Ostala nj niti kaksna sta
ra motika, ne pluga, ne vozov.
Edino orodje, kar sem incl, je
bill zepni noz. Razmisljal sem,
kaj bi naredil, ali bi ostal, ali
bi pobegnil, ali bi Sci ma hrusko.
Pred pragom smo postavili diva
kamna, mamie pocrez tretjega,
tam smo kuhai v enem liter
skem loncu. Diva dni smo bill v
Zagori, diva dni pri Pecniku, ker
nismo imeli kje lezati. Pecnik je
prisel diva meseca preje domov
kakor mi. Mega so Amerikan-
ci osvobodili. Donna je incl pa
naseljenca. On ina v tenn oziru
sreco.
"Potem smo pa ma Zajcevi
zidanici dobili en- skompnik in
smo v kajzi lezali ma tleh, do
tlej, da smo sena nakosili. Vsi
travniki in njive 81 bile rujave
cd stare mrve. Obcina mi je da-
la emo koso in enc grablje, pa
sem kosil in pozigal po njivah.
Potem pa oral, kadar sem do
bill kaksnega goveda ali plug.
Ker donna nj mic. Obcina je dala
psenice, to smo usejali ze pc
vseh svetih. Druge njive so pa
Sc v starem stanju. &c bono
dobili "a spomlad kaksnega Sc.
mena ali krompirja. Odkar smo
prisli domov, smo Sc samo 8
ky krompirja dobili in to su.
hega. Bo tudi najbrze "a seme
tezko. -
"Vinograd sva imela z oce.
tom tako lep. Kar smejala sva
Sc eden drugemu. Trte so ma.
ma ze prav lepo rodile. Sedaj je
pa popolnoma vse uniceno, kel
nj nihce obdeloval trte in OBJ
rezoval. Obirali grozdje SO pa
vsako leto. Tako je trta po vei
| ~ o%ro,y Io1~o Log; ,no k1oL NJ