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The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1946-02-16
ARKANSAS ARTIST
PRIzE-WINNER IN
ARKANSAS COMPETITION

LITTLE ROCK, Ark, Feb. 16
(ANP)-One Of the two highest
prizes in the Arkansas Artists ex.
hibition at Hendrix college in Con-
way was won by John Howard, Ne
gro, art instructor at A. M. & n.
college at Pine Bluff. 1t was the
Little Rock Museum of Fine Arts
purchase prize and was given for
his painting, "Old Lady with a
Picasso and a Letter.
Howard, who was exhibiting at
Hendrix for the first time, was
praised by critics for recapturing
the strength and simplicity of
primitive artisans. The subject of
his painting is a Negro mother, sit
ting with a letter before her, telling
her of the fate of her son in World
War II. A picture, after the style
of Picasso, hangs in the back
ground.
Critics write of Howard his
ability measures up to the theme
he treats. His painting conveys
strength and lasting qualities"
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1946-02-16
LIVINGSTON COLLEGE
Strike SINNERS

SALISBURY, N. c., Feb. Is
(ANP)-Livingston college is go
ing through what it's administra-
tion terms a recess. Dormitories
were closed Feb. 2, after parents
had been notified to send for their
children or to come for them.
In spite of the closing order, some
students have remained on the
campus. Many Of the pupils who
lived in North Carolina or in towns
not distant went home to enjoy the
brief vacation. Most of the students
who come from a great distance,
probably so, remained at the school.
When the students asked for a court
order to restrain the administration
from moving to suspend the seven
girls it accused as being strike lead
ers, that automatically prevented
the closing of the dormitories.
A call for a trustee meeting to be
held Feb. 13, has gone out over the
signature of Victor J. Tulane, Sec
retary of the board of trustees. Mr..
Tulane is a professor of chemistry
at Howard university.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1946-02-16
DUTCH West indies
GET new COINS

CURACAO, N. w. l, Feb. 16
(ANP)-The Curacao government
is calling in all coins issued in Hol-
land, and is issuing new ones for
use in the Netherlands. West Indies.
This proclamation which was
published in the local newspapers
from the middle of December last
year, stated that the old coins were
to be received up to Jan. 81. After
that date, there was a decrease of
25 per cent in value.
The new coins are in circulation,
and there is actually no difference
in the size and shape, only that the
inscriptions ''Munt Van Curacao"
mark the difference to the Holland
coin which is inscribed with 'Ken-
ingrijk Der Nederlanden."
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1946-02-16
THREE UNION
LEADERS ELECTED

NEW YORK, Feb. 16 (ANP)-
Three Negro members of Hotel and
Club Employees union, Local 6,
AFL, were elected to leading posi-
tions in recent city-wide election.
Charles A. Collins, former business
agent Of the union, was elected
vice-president; Daisy George was
relectedl as business agent, and
Augustus Kerr, employed at the
Hotel Alamac which he helped or
ganize, was elected a business agent
of the union.
Mr.. Collins, one of the founders
of Local 6, is executive secretary of
the Negro Labor Victory commit
tee. Local 6, with membership of
10000, is the largest local of the
Hotel and Restaurant Employees In
ternational. The unions president
is Michael J. Overmeier.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1946-02-16
WAYMAN SI5TERH00D
TO CELEBRATE
22ND ANNIVERSARY

The Wayman Sisterhood, presid-
ed by Mrs. Annie Childs, will cele-
brate their 22nd Anniversary with
a special service Sunday afternoon
at $3.50. The Anniversary sermon
will be preached by the Reverend
Mccoy Ransom, dynamic young
pastor of the North Street Meth
odist Church, Springfield, Ohio.
The North Street Junior and Sen
ior Choirs will furnish the music.
The public is cordially invited to
attend.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1946-02-16
BAPT|STS INACCURATE
SEMINARY PRESIDENT

NASHVILLE, Feb. 16 (ANP)-
DR.. Ralph w. Riley, president of
the American Baptist Theological
seminary here, was formally inaug-
urated at services at the Spruce
Street Baptist church.
With DR.. A. M. Townsend, chair
man of the board of trustees of the
seminary, presiding, greetings
were brought from the National
Baptist convention by DR.. Town
send, who represented President
D. V. Jemison; from the educa-
tional institutions, by President
Walter S. Davis Of Tennessee A.
and I. State college; on behalf of
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1946-02-16
new WRITER FOR
5UpERMAN SERIAL

NEW YORK, Feb. 16 (ANP)-
Defeating "Superman" to a new
program emphasizing tolerance
and waging a fight against juven-
lie delinquency, creators of the pop
ular Mutual network air show last
week hired Ed Byron as story con-
sultant. Byron, who produces "Mr.
District Attorney" was selected
after "Superman" authors were
favorably impressed by a Decem-
Der broadcast of his dealing with
interracial marriage.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1946-02-16

the student body by the Rev. VIM.
P. Vaughan; on behalf of the
Southern Baptist convention, by
DR.. Homer L. Grice and for the
faculty, DR.. w. M. Freeman.
Presidents Induction
DR.. Riley was presented for in
duction as president by DR.. E. L.
Alldredge, chairman Of the South
ern Baptist seminary commission.
DR.. George w. Harvey, editor-in-
chief, Sunday School Publishing
board, offered the inaugural pray
er i.
The inaugural address was de-
livered by President Riley, on:
"The Meaning of an Educated Min
istry," DR.. Riley emphasized the
urgent necessity for raising the ed
ucational level of the Negro Bap-
tist minister, and called upon the
major Baptist denominations in
America to poll their resources to
provide a high level of training for
Negro ministers.
Among the persons delegates to
represent institutions and other
organizations were: DR.. w. l..
Campbell, H ar ard Divinity
school; the Rev. Frederick l..
Brown, Cozer Theological semin-
ary; DR.. S. L. Mcdowell, Virginia
Union, DR.. Carl M. Hill, Hampton
President w. S. Davis, Tennessee
State college; DR.. John A. Greene
Cannon; Prof. E. A. Lanier, Tai
ladega; DR.. D. D. T. Rolfe, Florida
A. and M; Dean Arthur L. Brad
ley, Conroe Normal and Industrial
college.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1946-02-16
GA. LEGAL DEPT. TO HEAR VOTING APPEAL

ATLANTA, FebA Is (ANP)-
When the case involving the right
of a Negro to vote ina Georgia
primary is heard bytheNS. Fifth
Circuit Court of Appeals MIN New
Orleans, Feb. 10, four members Of
the state legal department will be
on hand to give their presence op-
position.
In addition, according to Atty.
Gen. Eugene Cook, a brief will be
filed in the case. Cook said that
he and three assistants, Claude
Shaw, R. A. McGraw and Daniel
Duke, would appear at the hearing.
The case started in Muscogee
county several months ago when
the Rev. Primus E. King, Columbus
minister, filed suit in U. S. Dis
trict court contending that he had
been denied the right to vote in the
Democratic primary of July 4,
1914. Federal Judge T. Hoyt Da-
Wis later rendered verdict in Ma
con in favor of the Rev. Mr.. King
and allowed him damages of $100
with interest. An appeal was then
taken to the higher court.
Atty. Gen. Cook says the state
agrees with the statement of facts
made by the appellants with the
conscious of law arrived at by the
lower court.
Cook states that the basic ques-
ton involved is whether or not
primary held by the Democratic
party July A, 1914, is to be con-
sidered as an action by the state
of Georgia.
The Cook brief states: GAS we
view the Georgia law, the primary
is not an integral part of the state
electoral machinery and neither is
the Democratic party an ageny Of
the state for the selection of pub
lie officials"
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1946-02-16
news AND NOTES

Mr.. Tyre S. Jones, Manager of
Mammoth Insurance Co., will
speak Sunday at the Fifth Street
Y.M.C.A. at 3 PM. for the Equal
ity in Job Opportunity Council.
Public invited to attend. George
Roebuck, Pres, Katherine Clark,
Sec'y.
The Enterprise Charity Club is
inviting you to attend Silver tea
Sunday, February 18th at the resi-
dence Of Mrs. Leona Taylor, 2316
Lakeview Ave., for the benefit of
the Ohio Baptist Missionary Home.
Mrs. Jennie Harries Bradley,
chairman.
The Senior Choir of Wayman
Church is sponsoring Candlelight
Service, Sunday, February 24th at
7:30 pm.
The public is cordially invited to
attend this Service.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1946-08-22
Dangerous Season For
Forest Fires Ahead

Nov ls the time 70 get burning
done. District Forester William A.
PArr. u Laurel. said today On
September lai. the provisions u
Regulation Z 70 into sffses again,
and 10 burning wlll b allowed
before I A. n after tha, date.
FArr pointed GOT that shs approach
IL fan also msant tbs approach u
dangerous forest fire weather con.
dl,ioas. and urged svsFyone who
has burning 90 b. done 10 Do e
uiihin the nsEt to weeks,
Tho pasi Spring was the worst
season 10 several years. he said,
ufglns gfsaisr ears In ths uss u
nrs IN Burning brush. debris, %
household trash, a. sell a. caution
aiih eamphrss cigarettes, and
matches b. fsr ths greatest pre-.
portion q ths spung fires were
caused - human saglssansss, for
sf,ry officials pointed oat
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1946-08-22
COOKED A FINE DINNERS
THEN THREW 1T TO DOG

One lady recently stated that she
used 10 throw her own dinner 60
the dog most u the time. II made
her sick just 20 look At anything %
eat She was swollen with gas, full
" hloat, had headaches, felt worn
out and was badly eonstlpaled.
Finally she got Ekb-HEi.P and
says she n0w eats everything "a
slahi and diFeRts u perfectly
Bowels are regular and normal
ane Is enjoying lie once more and
feels like "s0me other woman
since taking this New Compound,
Inh HELP contains " Great
llefhsl lhey cleanse bowels, clear
gas from stomach, aet Oh sluggish
liver and Kidneys Miserable people
s00n feel different all over. ~ don't
No on hafierlngl Get Elihriitlf'
yIkROA DRUG STORE
Rockville, Md
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1946-08-22

The tao major parties are pre-
pairing 70 pour about $1,000. oo9
each into the autumn Congress
ional campaigns, largely IN aboat
~ Stats and 30 Congressional
Districts. according 20 Democratic
end Republican officials. Field
optlAya By both parties will -
INTO those districts where each
believes there Is danger u gain
ing q SEAT Or losing one,
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1946-08-22

Ths Misses Ann and Julia Folsy
aud the Misses Am and Mar
I.uiss Ysarisy were breakfast
guests On Sunday u Dr and Mr.
Joseph n Waite - their home ln
poolsttllle
Mr and Mrs Ted rAsma usrs
he weekend guests u W. and
alrs y. s. Smith u Ridley Para.
Pa
Mr. and Ms Mafbsry Gates
have returned from . two sssks'
vacation during which they visited
Z oassn1 Islands. OTTAWA. Ca
nrda ssranac Lake. Lake Placid,
lake Gsofgs ard Niagara Pals.
They nsre ths guests y Mr AID
Mrn Charles nuvall Boz Easten
"a. sua II ~ anf Mr. Rssvss
Merritt il piiman. n J.
NJ George A Elmors lsfs last
nssk Coz Chicago ~ also plans
"a attend ne Wisconsin State
Pair Ia Milwaukee whils b. il
away
Miss HELEN Elmors IL spending
q few days Ia utea. Nsw foTk
vith friends
Miss Leah Natalie Sachs u
Rockville and Washington has re-
turned from Camp sbylsfk, ten.
dsEsonyllls, ~ g
Ous u The outstanding social
events ~ TIE season was ~
dance given Saturday evening b
Miss Mary Frances Dawson y
philadslpbis who IS spending the
summer here 9ith her grand.
mother. Mrs.. Henri A. Davsan.
Music for the danes. Nhieh AS
held IN ths Dawson home Ga toe
Pike. waa furnished BY az o..
q sstra. Breakfast for the fifty
guesfs vas served following the
dance.
Mr and Mrs Lawrence Daw sau
have been visiting Mr. Dawson's
mother. Mrs Henry Dawson
NJ and Mrs. Frank Williams,
Miss Alice Williams and Frank
Williams. Jrr were guests during
ne weekend u Mr. aud Mrs.
Wallace Williams a. Elkton, Nd.
4 niece. Miss Susan Ksefer, re-
turned % Rockville with them,
and viii visit here for . week.
Mrs Barrett 2. Wilson and
Miss Elizabeth Robson left by
motor Thursday for Cleveland.
Ohio where they viii b. guests
80 a sees 81 Mra Wilson's con
in-iaw and daughter. NJ AID
Nrs. Leslie heaTdon.
M and MIS-. Raleigh Chinn
and daughter. Jane Alice, are
home after q months motor trip
through Canada and the Arx
England States.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1946-08-22

A fseoFd post waF Production
n Gb7 600, 900 bricks IN the unis.
"a States during Jaly all assist
in allsYiatlng the aeuta building
materials shortage, according -
q. G. Redish, alrsctor " the
Building Materials Division u
tia CPA. To Julg brick output
topped ths 600 900 900 mark faf
the first tine since ieti. and wAs
more than 5000. 900 brick high
az than the production ~ June.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1946-08-22

fas, M and Mrs ksnnegh Wind
ham and family and Mr. Elmer
Wilson.
The planning Group u Wood
field mt on Thursday evening ~
he home u ar and Mrs, Ken
nth Wlndham with eighteen
iasmbers and four visitors pres
ent, After a discussion ~ gas and
auto tar mousy and 10 use tor
roads. ths japanese beetle siluar
ton waa talked over
The W.Ac,A. supper last Bat
uiday cleared almost ti0O
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1946-08-22
WOODFIELD
Mics Lucilis Priest
CsiksrsbHrs. Rosie 1

NJ and Mr. g l. Baidsin.
their san, Johnny. and Mrs siel.
"a HalaNn. an II Cedar Rapids.
iosa, ~sfs The houss quests y
Mr. sns Ms Jsmss W. klig
Mrs BAldsin s Mr. Klngs sls.
ter
NJ ans Mrs.. Byron wAsca u
Chico. Calf. and Miss Mary iaa
Wilson - EmpouA. Kansas afs
visiting Ne and Mrs ksunsfh
Winaham and Mr. Elmer Wilsen.
narng nght seeing expeditions
ths ws.iars sae aoani Neuoa.
ard Alsa snloy',d . day 20 Be-.
ely Beach. and = hshlng tnp
Ms John A Grove q hsthssda
spent lasi Nssk eIih Mrs. D q.
Ward Tuesday NJ Gross aas
she overnight guest - 81 sat
Ms herman Jaeaaa ln Gaithslt
burg on ThaFsasy Misc Mar
Baum - Bethesda ana Mr.
Crosses daughter aud husband n
sasihsTn MAfFlafd wsrs ihs
quests - Mrs y q Nari ana
W Ard Mrs. Roland ward
NJ and Mrs. 81 LssshsaF Bad
their grandssag htsr from kdaor
siih them for several days a.,
week
Miss Barbara Ann Bardslte
hsd - her overnight gssst Wed
nssday, her cousin, Miss NAFy
Ann Ward.
M and Mrs. Tssne Smith -
W. Airy wsrs supper guests SAT-
ufday u NJ ant Mrs Leroy
WaeatsT.
Mrs Asa King, who 10 staying
with Mrs. Minnie Watkins ~
Damascus spent the weekend ~
home.
NJ Webb Burns ls GA the sick
llst this wesk.
Mrs Hanson Cashell q Silver
Spring was the guest q Mrs. =
g. Ward and Mr. and Mrs. kol-
and Ward last week.
Sunday Mr and Mrs. Roland
Ward and family and Mrs. D. O.
Ward Ylsltsd Mr. and Mrs. MAY
nard King in Washington. Patsy
King returned home with tiasm
Cor . visit with her cousin. Mary
Ann Ward.
Mr. and Mrs james w. King
90 sunday entertained Mr AID
Mrs Byron Wilson of California,
Miss Mary Lou Wilson ~ Kan
Mr. and Mrs. Pred Lippard u
Barum Springs, y. g., go route
10 Philadelphia, spent Tuesday
rnd Wednesday here with a.
Llppards brother and sisisfin
faay NJ and NJ Uau I4uuagd
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1946-08-22

'xA&4s4 Prank G. Higgins. son u Ne.
and Mrs Frank II. Higgini, has
returned from LyuehhurR College
where he received bis BA. degree.
- Hs Il now vsca,ionlng ., tn sum.
msr home q his parents in souih.
sm Maryland and wiil return g.
trhool IN the Fali
s. NJ and Mrs. Thomas n Car.
utt u Rockville. ara Mrs FioF
ence Garrett and hsf mothsf Nfs
Minnie Iarkson n Washington,
wsrs guests over ~ weekend u
NJ and Mrs. Fnnk y hIrglns
a. their beach hems a. Needle
Estate
Miss Emmy Hlsndfofd u o. .
three seek vacation She ulll
spend Zen days - Teal Hsrlor
A. Maine and uill b. = quest fer ssf
trai day. q Mr. ard Mr. William
Armstrong a. their bone 10 ksnt
Mass ~ route home. Miss Blsnt
lord slu visit relatives in Asw
York.
- NJ. Charles Brewer and NJ
william Albert have returned from
81 stay q several days b. Ns~
York CITY.
The Kev J " RsssnbsrEsr and
Mr. Rossnberger arr spending 'hia
week ii HarrisouhurT Va, where
Mr. Rossnbsrgsr Il attendlne ne
.MassanettA Bible Confsrnes and
Mrs.. Rossnbsrgsr is visiting hsf
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. y. " shift
flstt
Dr. and Mrs Earle N Marsh
s~s...sand young daughter Janet, isfi
saturday for Cailfora'a. NJ and
49, Mrs.. Franklin Wilson and son wili
move into he former Marsh home
On Williams s. next week.
DR. and Mrs. NJ. D. spottswood
and daughter. Barbara moved last
week 70 Perry Point, Nd, where
.shey Win make their home. Nj
and Mrs.. Pinekney II. Prescott
and daughter. Sally, plan 70 move
into the Sp0ttswood's apartment
o. Williams S. on September isi'
Mr.. and Mrs. John Dawson are
al Ocean City for tao weeks.
Their soy. Johnny b visiting
s.s George Minor Anderson - bis
f* cottage in Bethany Beach,
Mr.. ard Mrs. Pinckney Prescott,
Sally and Mrs. Shirley " Prescott
returned from a visit % relatives
81 Atlanta, Ga. In route home
ss's they stopped a. several points q
Interest including the Great
- Smokes IN Tenn and Ashyilie,
NC.
bA1h Mr. and Mrs. David w. belts
ard daughter. Barbara Lawrence,
are spending week ~ Bethany
Beach, Del.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1946-08-22
John Simmer Wood,
Att0rney.at- Law,
Rockville, Maryland
ORDER OF
PUBLICATION

Mar +. Ellsworth, and All Per.
sons Owning o. Having o.
Claiming 10 Have And Interest
fn the Parcel u Land Herein
Described, Defendants.
~ The CIRCUIT COURT
EOR MONTGOMERY COUNTY
No. lasN <aulty
Tho object ~ this preceeding -
stated il tho hlll u Complaint 4
~ secure ths foseslosufe u AZ
ughts n redemption in The fol'
loainF property described a. being
larated ln the Fourth Election blA.
lrlst fasn " kaskyllle and
being lot numbered Twenty Tour
tgsj is Biloxi numbered lwo CD,
~Wssf fna PARA, according q =
Plat recorded Amona The Land kse'
ords q said Monte county
II Plat BOOK ~ ct f0lles slN go
snd seven 90, sssssssd AZ ta'siu.l,
end AZ ths ilms q the iax sale
asaoafsd ln The name ~ Man .
E.ltmufth, u Montgomery 1aNn
ty, Maryland, which ipt vas sold
b the collector u taKea for The
Coauty u Montgomery, state q
Montgomery a. iak sale held
April y, 1915, for tbs sum q
tfg ~. Is summer Wood, plainllH
IA this proceeding. and the amounts
nscsssaFy for redemption have not
hsea paid although more than =
year and : day from the DAY q
the sale has expired.
The hill states among other
thinga that said land a described
Ia ! deed recorded Ia LlbeF "a
a. a. folio 903. one ~ The Land
Records n said Monigqmery Cesir
81, Maryland
h l. tharupon this lbth DAY
u August. 1875, b. the Circuit
Cd4It To- Montgomery County, 80
tag as 4 Court ~ Equity, ordered
that notice b. given b the lnssr
tlon II . copy ~ this ofdsr N
some newspaper having a general
" said Montgomery
County. once week for four $40
cesslye weeks, before the 1lst day
~ September, 1910, warning The
above named defendants, and all
persons interested IA the said prep
erty 10 BE- and appear Ia this Court
by ihe 10th day ~ octobsr 1876,
10 redeem the said property de
scrlbed and answer the hlll OF
q Final Decree VIII b.
rendered foreelosing all rights q
redemption Ia this property and
yestinF Ia the Plaintiff a lNle free
and clear II al encumbranee.
CLAYTON X. WATKINS,
Clerk u the Circuit Court
for Montgomery County,
True Copy ieEti
CLAYTON X. WATKINS,
1927 Clerk
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1946-08-22

~ FURNACES and ClIlMkrNa
CLEANED Now IL The tllns
save 4 third ~ your coal Pro-
tect Year furnare and amukRplpe,
Prevents chimney hrea. out new
super suction machine viii help
you 10 have . cleaner huuae ana
saws yuut wall paper paint win.
duwa, rugs, curtains, futnlluts
and eluthlnr Phone ulAllheia
burg apH VI ~ District ORE fni
free estimate Comfort Engineer
lng Co, II W Crockett, ln, Mrr
Washington ufove, Md lhph
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1946-08-22
WANT ADS =

As,.us 10, ... soumn can BE- taksa up p H. WEDNESDAY,
Wan. 90 ssAast saarans ell representations ss Aeasssy ss
manas this asparmsH, pmaEi ter the u ear FsaasfA
W, .tu -, ssssps espy vkA - b uislsadas
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1946-08-22

lw ROOFING Work Tin cop
pee, asphalt shingles, nashlnr
palnllnn, cutters and ipuullnFl
and chimney gaps lheel nltlhl
Nurk ~ Al kinds uanfuit 10
rlneerlnn Co, Washington tlipNt,
Md l'huhe tlallhefuhufn ppH "
fur eHllmaln Hhf
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1946-08-22

- WANTED Man with some
experience IN gardening 20 work
near Potion ~, Md, some one
Who would not object 20 one DAY
indoor cleaning 6-day week.
personal references required.
Phone Wisconsin 34O2 OF Ass.
1905
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1946-08-22

WWANTED Female help ex.
perienesd general office clerk.
permanent position. salary Plus
meals alternating shifts ! b ,
" NJ "A. NJ. 10 3 Y. M Call
Auditor Tor appointment, Oliver
goo. iG06
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1946-08-22

w ron hALh 1 pbIleaa bal
Walef hnaieTl npal h0l water
heaieT lbnnhni y dagll iva 40
Fall bellefal " bui goal Allgr
Yeadef lelqnlab DlnyelgAuld",
Ashton MI tells Ashton luh1
lbhh
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1946-08-22

80 ltni puu, uWuudyn Nd
lap HAfu, short lrnnell lhn any,
Militia, hhull tailed, Ions hlf
shaped lIhe lellleti shaggy han
eu0lud llhe Scotch tulllrl NAs
uenf ulney iunr N tan VOL
tNfdH, nhii llpptnln hllltl
tlhhvN lhAhel Md lNlt WIZ
nnlf nNWAIl lhth
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1946-08-22

- arNrnAl llAullNu win
lfaeiof and trailer day N nlphl
nntvlup luNhlnlnH llHNalullp
fuf sails, 800 and Jim MHfluwl
nfInhluw, Nd tplel Ashlan
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1946-08-22

80 WANTED Hostess and AZ
WallfeHheH l'leaaanl w0fhlnp
ennh ll0na lloud pay and fpa
gohhble h1iifg, Gel uah utave
Inn ulneyi Nh Ashton phhl
1909
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1946-08-22

~ WANT 10 .HrNf neeifes
fpnl lufnlahed e0unlty piece M
September Hild lleiHlff, lurHlfA
hplWpnu llHphvlllp aud ffehftl0l
~ huphvlllp Hnd EllltUll l'llfl
must have nuuh hpfhtnlnnH INV
ulifn water l'leaaf willie litii
melton before Aunual M Ns
tlievt l'hAhnl MI 1921
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1946-08-22

80 HuhVEYiNu Falmsl hla
subdivisions N N White n
tummNffe Lane, opposite tunll
House Wnehtllle, Md unFn 100
w b I'm daily M luh lpp
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willie $50 M npi 1877
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