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The Wilmington morning star., 1946-04-14
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JACKSONVILLE, N. C.
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The Wilmington morning star., 1946-04-14

Roy Baton left above proved to be convincing
he started reenls the Army His brother
with him had Just completed fouryar Navy hitch
has Joined the Army at Roys urging 1t NJ Cote
Army recruiting officer currently get the
brothers placed the outfit in that they may
Evening star., 1946-12-15

United States to marry Frederick
M. Kissling, r.. Of Philadelphia, .
GI she met during the war.
While pedestrians CROPPED like the
blind, long distance trains reached
London 100 minutes late.
The mailboat Princess Charlotte,
running between Ostend, Belgium,
and Dover, England, went aground
near Ostend with $50 passengers
aboard. but was refoated.
All ship sailings from Southamp-
ton, busiest English port, were cam
celled. The United States liner
America docked "A hours late at lie
Hayre, France. The Washington
docked 20 hours late at Southamp-
ton yesterday.
Divers recovered the bodies of two
OF the three persons who were
drowned when their car ran of q
Evening star., 1946-12-15

tionary measures and the hour
passed without incident.
Marquise's Jewels Stolen.
Operating in the pes souper, 7
thieves cut the strap Of the handbag
OF the American-born Marquise de
zahara and got away with 422,000
worth Of jewels, including 4 Russian
emerald and diamond brooch, q dia-
mond and ruby, bracelet and ruby
solitaire ring.
The Marquise, the former Betty
Byrne who Is the widow Of the late
Spanish minister to Paris, was
jostled sin Victoria Station after ar
riving from Paris.
Strangest crime was the disap-
pearance Of $500 worth Of silver
coins from q sealed express car
bound for Wales. The rest Of the
shipment, worth 40,000, was found
Evening star., 1946-12-15

untouched when the car was opened
|at Cardiff
Two motor trucks with cargoes OF
clocks and shoes worth more than
"a, 900 vanished in London.
Thieves also darkened. the gaiety
of a dinner given by the Venezuelan
ambassador, Don Andres Rodriguez
Azpura. They stole two fur capes
and q pearl necklace, all worth
50, 400, from the daughter and
daughter -in-law OF Sir George Ogil-
vie Forbes.
The fog played no favorites in dis
rupting the plans Of Britons. q Win
ston Churchill was unable to get
home from q banquet last night and
stayed In hotel.
Big Liners Delayed.
Hapnah Levy, q crippled British
girl, had to delay until tomorrow
her long -planned flight to the
Evening star., 1946-12-15
Worst Fog in Memory CIooks
New Jewel Thefts in Britain

tionary guarding Of Scotland Yard
headquarters and historic Marble
Arch, which boobies encircled after
anonymous telephone callers threat
ened to blow up those structures,
Scotland Yard declined to link the
threats with earlier reports that the
Jewish resistance In Palestine might
extend its operations to London.
An anonymous letter also was re-
ceiyed by the station masters of1icc
threatening to blow up Victoria Sta
ton at 8 pm. Police took precau-
Evening star., 1946-12-15
By The A,,eeiut.d Pros.

LONDON, Dec. IA choking fog,
described by the Royal Automobile
Association as "the worst In living
memory held the British Isles and
most OF Northern Europe in its grip
for the nth straight day and gave q
Sherlock Holmes setting tonight to
new jewel theft mysteries.
The soot-laden CRIME snarled air.
sea, highway and rail trafiic-even
the subway trains.
It also complicated the nrecau-
Evening star., 1946-12-15

dock In the fog at Southampton.
Many plane flights were cancelled
altogether, and others from over.
seas were rerouted to airports In the
north.
Evening star., 1946-12-15

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"a esno,,nds' w with or without
cosIars to suit her. rs ,,.as
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ing. sises a 70 10 % =
Go1denberys Robe SHOP
second Floor
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-08-15

JOHN MAssIMO, Meats & Groceries SIS Congress Avenue Waterbury HILLSIDE RESTAURANT 1s1 Willow Street Waterbury JoHNsoN's USED CARS AND PARTS 1903 North Main Street Waterbury DANCES COFFEE sHoPPE 142 Union Street Waterbury sANDITz LIQUOR STORE 112 North Main Street Waterbury THE IMMACULATE CLEANERS So Waterbury MANUFACTURERS REUPHoLsTER1NG cc 1884 East Main Street Waterbury INDUSTRIAL Overall Dry Cleaning & Supp Waterbury KoHR BROTHERS FROZEN CUsTARD 1855 North Main Street Waterbury EGAN's DINER SIS West Main Street Waterbury HARRY E. LEONARD, CPA A East Main Waterbury GENE S SINCLAIR SERVICE STATION s4 Grove Waterbury CAPOZZI CLEANERS 6s OVERS so Congress Avenue FOREST CITY EXPRESS Eagle Fla street MURPHY ADVERTISING COMPANY III West Main Street PORTER STREET RESTAURANT B West Porter Waterbury CANIo PETRUzzI, Meats & Groceries Waterbury M. J. KAMATIs, Contractor & Builder Connecticut MIKE s MEAT MARKET 7ss North Main Street Waterbury DINovA's s Four Corner Store, Grooeries-Mea MiddIebury FRANK PEPE, ING, Wholesale Grocer F Canal street Waterbury JOSEPH PEPE, Fruit & Produce 24 chatheId Avenue WALNUT RESTAURANT a38 Walnut Street Waterbury MAcDERMID, INC. Chemicals Huntingdon Avenue Waterbury vANASsE ICE & OIL COMPANY 172 Waterbury PERAzzINI CONSTRUCTION COMPANY s0 Geddes Terrace Waterbury RELIABLE ROOFING COMPANY PTS Cherry Street CHRISTIAN BRAUN, Plumbin s Heating Waterbury MANOR GREENHOUSES 175 Meriden Road Waterbury JOHN ADAMEK, Carpenter ,53 Orange street Waterbury PETER BAUBY, Cigars Magazines 2 Rank street Waterbury COMMUNITY SERVICE STATION Waterbury
  [ Poplar Waterbury DeBONIs SERVICE STATION BIO East ain Street Waterbury JOHN BUONANNO, Grocer 725 North Waterbury CENTRAL TEXAco SERVICE STATION 219 West Main Street Waterbury BOND BREAD BAKERY G5 Robinson Waterbury HOME PACKAGE STORE, Liquors & Wines 12 Grove Street Waterbury ALTIERI CONSTRUCTION COMPANY East Aurora Waterbury WATERBURY TITLE co. III West Main Waterbury PAIs LIQUOR STORE 72 Church Street Naugatuck CHICOSKI'S MARKET South Main Street Beacon Falls T c RAYTKWJCH JP
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-08-15
This Campaign Made Possible Entirely By The Undersigned Civic Minded

CLARK's RESTAURANT 99 Bishop Street DIoRIo RESTAURANT Waterbury CoLUCc1's RESTAURANT sD4 Bank Street Waterbury COLONIAL BoTTLING WORKS 335 Washington Street Waterbury CASINO GARDEN RESTAURANT 12s North Elm Street Waterbury BYRNEs1DE TOOL CO.,, INc so Benedict Street BRIAs PHARMACY PAP East Main Street CHARL1E's PACKAGE STORE Waterbury ACME CLEANERS OVERS Waterbury, THE CHINA INN Materbar9 " aafaar9n Avenue BURDETTE's DRY CLEANERS 30 Washington Street YELLOW CAB COMPANY Street Waterbury BREWSTER ELECTRIC APPLIANCE GO. Waterbury ANDY's TExACo SERVICE STATION sa2 East Main Street Waterbury RAMBo COMPANY, Sewer & Water Contractors 1917 North Main Street EDWARD E. MRAZ, Contractor & Builder Waterbury sTRATToN's RESTAURANT IS Park Place HAMILTON THEATER 175s East Main Street RELIABLE WINDOW CLEANING co. Waterbury FALCON BAKING COMPANY 122 school Street Union City FRo-JoY ICE CREAM co, ING. IFS watertown Avenue NAUGATUcK WATER COMPANY Street Naugatucis SNEAKERS HARDWARE Eas Thomaston THOMAS 1AcovINo, Garage aa Robinson Street Waterbury TRUCK DRIVERS LOCAL NO. 677 147 East Main Street Waterbury EAGLE OIL COMPANY 35I watertown Avenue Waterbury WATERBURY MODEL BAKERY, INC. a1 North Elm Street Waterbury BERNARD E. AvcoLLIE, Electrical Contractor s32 West Main Street BOSTON CLOTHING COMPANY 3a4 Worth Main Street LAKES AUTO BODY as PAINTING CO.,, ING Meadow Waterbury BENNINGHo & BROOKS, Fuel Oil 1870 Thomaston Avenue BROOKLYN BoTTLING CO, INC. so Draher Street Waterbury BEGNAL S RESTAURANT te1 East Main Street AMERICAN FURNITURE CO
  Waterbury CARLOS MONUMENT WORKS
  Waterbury GUS DiANGELo SERVICE STATION 3.O South Main Waterbury A. B. G. CLEANERS & OVERS 524 Lakewood Waterbury EZIO CIARIELLI Variety Store 43 CoIley Street Waterbury CORN CUT RATE LIQUOR STORE 223 South Main Street Waterbury GABRIEL SCRAP IRON & METAL SHOP Thomaston Avenue Waterbury FISHERS s CONSTRUCTION & TRUCKING co. no Railroad Hill Waterbury SULLIVAN'S S MARKET Fuller Street
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-08-15

WATERBURY BUCKLE COMPANY 952 South Main Street WAsHBURNE & WAsHBURNE, Real Estate Waterbury ''fef' REYMOND BAKING COMPANY 2457 East Main Waterbury PHILIP BECKER, Restaurant 5 Bishop Street Waterbury UNION TIRE & BATTERY SERVICE V Watsr6ary tni1n street sToLFI ELECTRIC COMPANY, Contractors
  Waterbury ToNY's LIQUOR STORE Bank Street Waterbury sULLIVAN's s RESTAURANT a57 West Main Street TEXAS COMPANY
  Waterbury WATERBURY MACHINE TOOLS & Products 125s south Main Street Waterbury THOMAS DYE WORKS 64 Waterbury CHARLIE s AUTO PARTS 1s1 south Leonard Street Waterbury TETA's CONFECTIONERY STORE 166 West Main Street Waterbury MELODY LANE Waterbury WATERBURY TOOL COMPANY 1ss East Aurora Waterbury EAST END DRY GOODS STORE 1880 East Main Street Waterbury A. J. TILDEN Mutual Fire Insurance Company Waterbury CONN. SCALE & SERVICE COMPANY 35a na. agaor Under. street JOHN HOFFMAN SERVICE STATION Waterbury JOSEPH PILvER MARKET aoo West Main Street Waterbury NOES USED GAR & PART COMPANY Waterbury LANNON'S EAST END SERVICE STATION 2i52 M East Main street HOME MASON COMPANY Waterbury RoMANIELLo BROTHERS, Service Station f 27s Bank Street SUPERIOR MATTRESS COMPANY Waterbury HILL TOP GROCERY COMPANY HIS II West West Main Street sYLvEsTRo's S PACKAGE STORE Wat Wstsrbnfg fn1at'A'0" Avenue LARsMoND MFG. CO.,, INC. 1l43 North Main Street FEDERAL TRUCK GO. Waterbury WATERBURY MATTRESS co S9 West Clay Street Waterbury C. c. CUCoLo, Pool Room 268 south Main Street Waterbury NORTH SQUARE CONFECTIONERY IA Worth Main Street Waterbury VIRGINIA FLOWER SHOP 3ts Ws tahs,r ehsrr, Street SALVATORE BROS. ITALIAN RESTAURANT 280 Bank street Waterbury PALACE NEWS < CONFECTIONERY ae East Main Waterbury FINK SERVICE STATION H57 Main Waterbury PURITAN MFG. co. 29 Benedict Waterbury WATERBURY SCREW MACHINE PROD. GO. ThomHStOn Avenue Waterbury FREDDIE's GRILL l683 Main Waterbury NATIONAL AWNING CO., 55 Plank
  L. BANDELLONI, Monument Works 20S6 East Tai Waterbury ELITE BAKERY IS Church NauEatuck RANDALL S FOOD STORE @54 Falls Avenue
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-08-15

kLAUDIA'S s BEAUTY SALON Naugatuck BILLS TAVERN 15o Bridge Street Union City DUFFYS RESTAURANT ioa ns:s:,te,. Water Street VALLEY GRAIN & SUPPLY COMPANY Water Naugatuck sHEEHY's TAVERN POS Hamilton Waterbury THREE OAKS PRIVATE HOSPITAL PIatts Mills THOMAS F. MORAN & SONS, INC. Al Welton Street Waterbury YOUNG AUTO SUPPLY, INC.
  Waterbury GEORGE WIGGLEsWoRTH & SON, INC. 163 Maple Street Naugatuck LANGsToN's s RADIO SHOP 70s Main Street Watertown STAR SUPER MARKET 1s1 RoseIand Avenue Waterbury MUsANTE HERMAN & sTEINBERG 13 Field Street Extension Waterbury UNION TIRE SERVICE 56 Willow Street Waterbury SABOL s RESTAURANT 629 North Main Street Waterbury LEDoUX Swiss Screw Machine Products Co., 10 Manhan Street Waterbury PERRAULT AUTO SPRING, INC. S10 South Main Waterbury BUCKLEY BROS. OF WATERBURY, ING. 9te south Leonard street Petroleum Products GEORGE F. MULLIGAN, Restaurant 16 Phoenix Avenue Waterbury sGoTTY s MARKET t22 Willow Street Waterbury BRASS CITY GRILL 477 East Main Street Waterbury OLYMPIA SHOE PARLoR IA West Main Street Waterbury sHEA's GRILL Rubber Avenue
  MOUNT FAIR FARM
  Watertown DECKER REFRIGERATION COMPANY oakvile NORTH EAST TRANSPORTATION GO. Waterbury D. THURsToNs SONS ICE COMPANY Ruhber Avenue THINsHEET METALS COMPANY 271 Waterbury FRANK P. KELLY, General Contractor 1a48 Baldwin Street Waterbury ANTHONY FORE s Shell Tower Station Waterbury WATERBURY AUTO SPRING COMPANY 3s s, Brown Place MADELINE ROBERTS, Travel Agency a6 North Main Street Waterbury WoLKs MARKET 2s Bishop Street Waterbury TRAFFIC LIGHT RESTAURANT 1RS Bank Street Waterbury NAUGATUcK STEEL RULE DIE GO. 29 Bridge niOn City CENTRAL BOWLING ALLEYS R49 Main Watertown HELIE's RESTAURANT II Depot Street Watertown REGAIN S GARAGE 3S7 North Main Union City CANS ING, Hardware I49 Maple Naugatuck ERNIE PICHULO Naugatuck WARREN ELECTRIC & PAINTING GO. A Nddlesex Waterbury L. V. WATSON & SON, Lumber 215 North Main Union City NELSON HEAT TREATING co. Main Street
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-08-15

SANDY BEACH LODGE mdddhh,qn Mddebury JOSEPH sAMP1ERI Fruit and Produce 205 Meadow Street ERNEST scHIAvoNE, Restaurant Waterbury LAKE oUAssApAUG AMUsE PARK, ING. Lake euasSapaus RELIABLE FACTORY SUPPLY co.
  Waterbury JAMES J. MURPHY, Restaurant 35 Grand Street Waterbury PoLYMETRIC MANUFACTURING co. water,iIle INVESTORS SYNDICATE III West Main Street Waterbury THE MILLS TOOL WORKS High Waterbury AMERICAN FASTENER co. 54 Mapie street Waterbury FITZGERALD S RESTAURANT f73 Hamilton Avenue BARBECUE CHIMNEY Gs Canal Street Waterbury w WIRT YOUNG S ASSOCIATES IFS West Main street DoMENIc cRocco PRzeria Bakery 9 ChatfeId Avenue FRONT PAGE RESTAURANT Waterbury LIFT THE LATCH INN Middebury Connecticut NAUGATUGK DAIRY ICE CREAM co. Street Naugatuck EVERYBODY S MARKET 76 Waterbury SEVEN UP WATERBURY BoTTLINe co. Waterbury LAsKAs MOTOR LINES, ING. 515 Waterto,vn Avenue Waterbury CHROMIUM CORP. OF AMERICA 346 Huntingdon Avenue Waterbury GEORGE W. SHAW, Tractors Sunnyside Avenue HIGHLAND GROCERY Naugatuck PRINCETON KNITTING MILLS, INC, HIS Echo Lake Road Watertown GROVE & CO.,, ING. Trucking 50 Meadow Street Waterbury EYELET SPECIALITY GO. Nnx sO RS14sR6 Waterbury Taa PRECISION TOOL AND DIE COMPANY : Waterbury Compliments Of M $ D. A. S, ING. Hartford DoNHAM CRAFT, ING.
  Thomaston SOUTHERN NEW ENGLAND PLATING co 13S Falls Avenue
  STEVE's INC, Meats Groceries 2s0 south Main Waterbury sHERMANs S UPHoLsTERING & TURN. co. AZ Meadow Street Waterbury WILLOW GULF SERVICE 162 Willow Waterbury ROOKIE S GULF SERVICE 127 Watertown Avenue Waterbury NARDIELLO'S $ BARBER SHOP = Willow Waterbury sERAFINE's HARDWARE STORE : Watertown Avenue Waterbury FRANK s MARKET, Daniel DeAndre, Prop. 54 High Waterbury JACKS QUALITY PRODUCTS, Groceries B Cooke
 Waterbury MOHILL FURNITURE co. 209 Bank
 Waterbury SIMOES' GARAGE 5T6 Hamilton Avenue Waterbury SEVEN ELEVEN GRILL I'll south Main Waterbury
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-05-04

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Montgomery County sentinel., 1946-05-16
Norton : Shields

Miss Irma Shields, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. John E. Shields of
Sugar Grove, ILL.,, was married on
May 4th to 1t. Howard Rand Nor
ton II, USNR, son of Mr.. Raymond
H. Norton and the late Mrs. Nor
ton, of Potomac, at candlelight
service in the Sugar Grove (Il.)
Methodist Church. The Rev. M.
William Erie Shields, uncle of the
bride, officiated before an altar
banked with palms and snapdrag-
ons.
The bride was given in mar
riage by her father, and wore a
period gown of white, point d'esprit
with short train. Her veil was
of hand embroidered lace, made
in 1888. She carried an old fash
ioned nosegay of lilies, carnations
and gardenias.
Mrs. Ralph Bentson was matron
of honor, and the groom's sister,
Miss Margaret Bell Norton was
maid of honor. They wore period
gowns of blue and pink, respect
lively, and carried old fashioned
nosegays.
1t. j.g) Jack Leonard, USNR
was best man and the usaers were
Daniel Shields, John Shields, Law.
renee Henning and William Wun.
der.
A reception at the brides home
followed the ceremony. After a
wedding trip the young couple
will make their home in Washing.
ton.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1946-05-16

INTERNATIONAL Harvester is get
L ting back into production with
all possible speed. Extra shifts
are being employed wherever con-
ditions permit, to try to overcome
the production losses of the re-
cent strike. Everything is being
done to get parts and machines to
you.
While we and our dealers would
like TO tell you that this means an
immediate end TO the shortage Of
service parts and machines, it is
more accurate TO say that it
means the beginning Of the end of
it. II illness or bad weather de-
lays you seriously in the Spring.
you know how much it throws
you of your schedule. The strike
has thrown our schedules of bal
ance, too. There are many
Chores" we must do before new
machines reach you.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1946-05-16
Rockville NeU44--SociaI I1eA,s4

of Frederick. Assisting were Mrs.
Hamilton Knox and Mrs. Dexter
Bullard.
Mrs. Stanley Finley and young
daughter, of Hanover, Pa. are Wis
iting Mrs. Finley's mother, Mrs.
Hope Greene.
Mr.. Porter Ward and Mr.. Theo-
dore Ricketts, have returned from
Louisville where they attended the
Derby.
Miss Betty Jane Howard accom-
panied by her classmate, Miss
Joann Boner, spent Sunday with
her mother, Mrs. Lucie G. How
ard. Miss Howard was recently
elected president of the Student
Montgomery County sentinel., 1946-05-16
ROCKCREST

Mrs. Charles Moffett of Paul
Drive recently returned from a
visit with her daughter, Mrs.
Charles R. Moore of Franklin,
Nebraska, where she had the
pleasure of meeting her four
month old granddaughter, Betty
DIR. Margaret Rioch will be
guest speaker at the next meeting
of the W.S.C.S., May 23rd.
The measles finally caught up
with Mrs. Joseph America. How
va doin', Carolyn?
S/Sgt. William willie" Miles,
U.S.A.F. 384th Bomb Group, is
house guest of Dugie Magruder on
Paul Drive. Willie has just re-
turned after three years in the
European Theater of War.
Charles Chace, Warrant Officer
USN, his wife and two daughters,
are visiting in New Bedford, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. J. Body are en-
joying the visit of Mr.. and Mrs.
Rudolph Body, their son and
daughter-in-law.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Long
visited Mrs. Longs parents, Mr..
MIR. and Mrs. Samuel Pryor of
Thurmont, Md. Mrs. Pryor and
daughter, Betty Jean, came home
with them for short stay. On
their return trip they also dropped
in on Mr.. Longs parents at EN-
ittsburg.
1t. H. E. Either, wife, and
young son, Skipper" spent sew
eral days visiting the Its folks
in Springfield, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Corrigan
of New York City visited Mr.. and
mrs. w. I. COchrane, of Gail Ave-
nue., last week end.
Mr.. Hayward Bacon of Balti-
more was house guest of the Lear
mouths, on Paul Drive, several
days last week. Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles c. Vaughan of Virginia
also visited on Sunday.
Louise Learmouth is another
victim of the measles. Hurry and
get well, Louise, your little friend
miss you.
DR.. and Mrs. David B. Scott of
Gail Avenue are entertaining
guests from York, Pa. They are
Mr.. and Mrs. John Motter, Jr.,
brother and sister-in-law of Mrs.
Scott.
Mr.. Henry Deel's mother is Wis
iting with them this week.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1946-05-16

Faculty Government Association of
st. Mary's Junior College, St.
Mary's City, Md.
Rev. and Mrs. Henry X. Pasma
had all Of their children home on
Mothers Day, with the exception
of Timothy Pasms who was un-
able to get home from New York
City. After church service, Mr..
and Mrs. George Petrides had
their daughter, Olivia Ladd, chris
tened. Mrs. Petrides is the former
Miriam Pasma. Captain and Mrs.
Theodore Pasma, who have both
recently arrived here from Eng
land, will be with his parents un-
til June 1st, when they plan to
leave for a months stay in Michi-
gan. Mrs. Petrides and her chill
dren are living here until Mr..
Petrides finds a home for his fam
lily near Ohio State University
where he is an instructor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ormond S. Mum
ger and young daughter, who
formerly lived on S. Adams Street,
moved last week to IL Williams
St.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allison enter.
tanned group of friends at their
home on Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. H. Hall and
family, who formerly lived on
Williams Street are visiting in
Washington Grove for several
weeks before they leave for Cairo,
Egypt.
Captain Charles H. May recent
ly arrived in Tientsin, China. Mrs.
May and daughter, Mary Lee are
in LaJolla, Calf. awaiting trans
portation to China to join Capt.
May. He expects to be there for
from two to four years.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lansing Harvey
Of Watertown, N. Y. were recent
overnight guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Henderson. Mrs. Harvey is
the former Miss Eunice Bagg who
made her home here for several
years.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1946-05-16
Coming Events

May 1s-RUMMAGE SALE spon-
sored by Beulah Class of Ep-
worth Church, in Gaithersburg
Fire House.
May 24-PLAY Elmer, present.
ed by Youth Fellowship, at
Assembly Hall, Washington
Grove. 8 p. M.
May 2S- GAME NIGHT, spon-
sored by W. S. c. S. of Dicker-
son. To be held in the Church
at 8 p. M.
May 30-FRIED CHICKEN AND
COUNTRY HAM Supper in Da-
mascus Church Hall. Given by
W. s. G. S. From l to 8 P. M.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1946-05-16

accompanist. The Oakmont pupils
presented May Day play in four
acts with music. The Hyattstown
students gave a number of reci-
tations and did several folk dances.
The Laytonsville children present
ed some songs and rythms, folk
dances and jump-rope tricks. Fol-
lowing the program, luncheon was
served with the visitors the guests
Montgomery County sentinel., 1946-05-16
Mrs. Nicholas Brewer
Tele. Rockville 75-R

Miss Carter Dawson spent
the weekend in Swathmore, Pa.
Mrs. Porter Ward was hostess
at luncheon last Thursday at o.
ney Inn. Her guests included Mrs.
Rose A. Dawson. Mrs. James No
Ian, Mrs. George Plummer, Mrs.
Randolph Talbot, Miss Daisy Ma
gruder and Mrs. Margaret A. C.
Welsh.
Mr.. and Mrs. MINER Hostetler
entertained on Sunday afternoon
at their home in Glen in honor of
Mr. and Mrs. lie Roy Warfeld
Montgomery County sentinel., 1946-05-16

of the Laytonsville school. Games
in the afternoon followed.
Word has reached us of the
birth of son on April 9th, to
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Farmer in
Houston, Texas. The baby has
been named Thomas Hershey
Farmer.
Mrs. Russell Pope was hostess
to the Wesleyan Service Guild on
Montgomery County sentinel., 1946-05-16

Tuesday evening. Following a book
review on "These Moving times"
by Mrs. Emerson Slacum, a sur
prise shower was given Miss Ruth
Pope who will be married to Mr.
Leslie Frye of Rockville on June
18th.
Patty ana Ronald Lee Watkins
have recovered from their recent
bout with measles.