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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1947-07-24
Mrs. James Schroeder
Gaithersburg
Phone 2S5-W

Helen Caulfeld, eight-year-old
daughter of Mr., and Mrs. John
Caulfeld, recently visited her cous-
in, Frances Fulghum in Roanoke,
~ Being a very capable young
lady, Helen returned to her home
after her visit by train, travelling
entirely alone. She is now confined
to her home with the whooping
cough.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Reck and
family spent the past week in Han
over, Pa, with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vincent Beate, who
make their home at present near
Olney, have just returned from a
visit with Mrs. Beale's relatives in
Columbus, Ohio.
Mrs. L. M, Griffith, Jr., is spend
ing several weeks in Massachusetts,.
Miss A. M. Williams of Relay re-
Gently spent several days with her
sister, Mrs. J. P. Engle, Sr. Mrs.
Engle and her granddaughter, Joy,
have just enjoyed trip to Mt.
Vernon and Baltimore.
Leslie Etchison, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. FL, EtcAison Of Englewood,
N. c., has been sworn in as a mid
shipman at the U. S. Naval Acad-
envy at Annapolis. An appointee
from North Carolina, the new mid
shipman is the grandson of Mrs,
John P. Engle, Sr., of this town.
His mother is the former Rather
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1947-07-24

ing the summer with her daughter,
Mrs. F. w. Curtis, in Fairfield,
Conn.
The familyaof Mrs. j. D. Thomp-
son held their 23d annual reunion
last Sunday at the old family home
near Hyattstown. The hosts were
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace M. Thompson
who make their home on the farm.
Other children present We're Mrs.
Ernest Beale and Mr.. Luther
Thompson of Gaithersburg, Mrs.
ClyG, Moxley of Claggetsville, Mrs.
Lewis TURNKEY, Mrs. Lodge Wat
kins, Mrs. Marion Rennsberga,
Mrs. Fred Barber, John Thompson
and Orville Thompson all of Wash
ington and Mrs. Maurice Brown
ing of Arlington, Va. Also present
were 26 grandchildren and Is
great-grandchildren.
Mrs. Sylvester Reed was hostess
to Miss Barrett Of Buffalo, N. ",
Mrs, Alto Davis of Ohio, and Mrs.
Mabel Brown of Fort Howard, Md,
for the past week.
Mrs. Harry G. Spencer and
daughter, Mary Hamilton Spencer,
of Baltimore are houseguests of
Mrs. Eileen WILKINSON.
Following the dedication -ceremo-
MES on Sunday evening, Mr.. and
Mrs. Norman Jacobs entertained
the following at supper: Rev. and
Mrs. Arthur Ewell, Rev. and Mrs.
Karl Newell, Rev. and Mrs. Harold
Wright of Laytonsville, Rev. and
Mrs. Gordon P. Baker of Washing
ton Grove, Father Meyer, Mr.. and
Mrs. Marshall Walker, Miss Mar
garet Wallace, Miss Betty Jeanne
King, and Mrs. Everett Jones and
son. Rev. and Mrs. Raymond +.
Black and Mr.. and Mrs. Willard
Gartner were unable to attend:
Rev. and Mrs. J. William Mer-
chant of Friendship, Md, drove
down on Sunday to get Mrs. Mer-
chants mother, Mrs. Robert Will
son, who is spending a short visit
with them.
The annual Sunday School out
ing of Epworth Church is being
held this Saturday. The truck and
cars leave the church at nine for
Braddcck Heights, where it is
hoped the sun will shine the entire
day.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1947-07-24

er, Gerald, spent last week at Colo
NAL Beach, Va.
Miss Nellie Craver and her two
roommates, Miss Betty Rasco and
Miss Dorothy Leithold, are vaca-
tioning in Asbury Park, N. j.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Potter en-
tertain'ed eight friends at a picnic
supper on Sunday.
Mr.. James Botterill has complet-
ed the addition to MS store at Sun
shine. He is now carrying a COM
plete line of meats, dry goods, etc
Miss Eugenia Williams Burke
has been the guest for the past
week of Mrs. George Snyder, Man
or Club, and Miss Mary Ellen
Cashel, Waverly Farm.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1947-07-24
LAYTONSVILLE
Mrs. J. Thomas HoaOes
e GGithers6arg 335-J-6

Among the parties held during
the past two weeks was one at the
home of Mrs. Henry Griffith with
Mrs. Griffith and Miss Vashti Bart
lett co-hOstess. Prizes were won by
Mrs. s. Merhle Haines, Miss Elsie
England and Mrs. John Small III.
Mrs. Elsie Riggs entertained the
Laytonsvilie Bridge Club for lunch
con and bridge at the home of Mrs,
H. c. Stanley, Damascus, on We'd
nesday. Mrs. Charles Hobbs won
first prize, Miss Maude Dorsey con-
ISOLATION prize, and Mrs. Tom Grit
fifth, Of Rockville, the guest prize.
Miss Edith Foley of Berryville,
Va, Miss Georgiana Glascock Of
Summit Point, w. Va, were guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Clagett Warield
last week,
Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon Warfeld
and Mary Lee of Baltimore spent
last week with Mr., and Mrs. Les
Warfeld.
Miss Joyce Fraley spent last
week with her aunt, Mrs. George
Miller. at Wheaton. Buddy Miller
of Wheaton, was the weekend guest
of Tommy Howes. Mr.. and Mrs
Alfred Fraley, of Rockcrest, were
Sunday dinner guests of Mr., and
Mrs. Donald Fraley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Regain, OF
Alexandria, were weekend guests
of Mrs. Thomas Stewart and Sun
day dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. W. White. Mr.. Regain is assist
ant to the Rector Of st. Bartholo-
news Church. =
Mrs. Charles Barber and Charles
Jr., of Brinklow, were guests on
Thursday of Mr.. and Mrs. Roy
Barber.
James Louis Tester, of Hyatts-
vile, was a guest last week at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. W. W.
White.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otis Poss and
Dickey, of Washington, were week
end guests of Mrs. Poss's father,
D. W. Clarke.
Miss Edith Silence, of Baltimore,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Adam Benne-
thum, of Yardley, Pa, were the
weekend guests of Mrs. Cora S.
Howard.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Small, III, of
Rolling Ridge Farm, will leave Sat
urday to drive to Wyoming where
they will visit several ranches and
attend cattle show. They will also
spend some time in Colorado.
The bulletin for st. Paul's
Church this week was sponsored by
Roy Barber in memory of his uncle,
J. Fillmore Burris.
Official Board meeting of St.
Paul's was held al the church on
Tuesday at s P. M.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold B. Wright
were counselors for the Youth
Conference held at Westminster
last week. Amy Fry was Senior
delegate from this charge last week
and Billy Nestor was Junior dele,
gate this week.
Mrs. Alice Humphrey, mother of
Mrs. G. D. Armstrong, is able now
to walk with a cane and to go driv-
ing. She has been confined at home
for two years since she broke ker
hip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Austin Geisbert
and children, Mr.. and Mrs. Ken
meth Windham, Mr.. and Mrs. Don
aid Fraley and Joyce, Mr.. and Mrs.
Hampton Geisbert and Mr.. and
Mrs. William Strosnider and Billy,
of Washington Grove, enjoyed a
Evening star., 1947-03-02
Reeedins chin running your ehiId's appearances?

Thi, little girls receding chin was spelling her
looks and her poise. a dentist discoveredtha the
torua,d groutb begi,lt jar was bang eb1ksdb BY
improper POSITION Of ber teetb Fortunately, she was
taken to the dentist n time TO correct her teeth
and allow her jaw to develop normally. Today,
she's different girl better looking, WE'LL
poised Parents, be sure yosr children visit the
dentist eary-and regularly! And insist on care
full brushing with Pepsodent Tooth Powder
twice &. day to keep teeth shining brighter!
Evening star., 1947-01-10
HOUSES FOR sALE-Northeast.

COLORED-FULLY DETACHED home on
large corner lot in fine ne. location; ex--
Sg docof 9r sood
bedrooms, h.-w. oil heat; priced to sell at
$17,950. FRED A. SMITH, Realtor, RE.
CoLoREDoNEAR 4ih AND MASS. ave.
n.e:---Don't miss this; brick, 6 large rooms
and bath with h.-wh.; well located and
LoUGHBY, 500 Mass ave NE. AT. S763.
ED-vACANT-1439 5Sth ave. ne,
Chapel Oaks; 4-room and bath masonry
bungalow; full basement; large lot; new
house condition.; price reduced to $7,10O;
terms, 5000 cash. balance less than gent.
For key and particulars apply 5411 Addi-
COLORED-11OO BLOCK MORSE st. n.e.
- rooms, 2 baths and extra kitchen.
This house needs no repair, in splendid
AT 5f304 10
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HOUSES WANTED 70 BUY.

WANT 10 Sell ~ A HURRY: List e;
csrs Eli aHs Fl j. III a1ss ssos Ia. N e.ns. gn wa,,n,
and nearby Maryland. FIR. 1905
MANNAS REALTY CO. can sell your nous,
oblisation ssis Wilson blvd. 81. Oo O.
p p pRoMpr sa ATTENTION to tn. sale o,
eTty Is what you desire; call z. 4, HUM.
$3.50 Results since 1919
or colored houses in any condition: viii
PsE a Can sash SELL BS5 Go5R Sf aoHsE Sss at its gu
satien. @ ' VIM H. iSp sAuNpERs aas Co, no ne, Saa
Realtors test. 1851, 1873 K st. NV. DI.
iMMEDIATE CASH for your property. ne.
or Sc. white or colored, Maryland or Viz
ginia; HT yo coz * & & CO. .vnx, DI 1924, Re, 1898
win pay TOP price. ENTERPRIsfE Realty
ST. aNn 5 EE ne s. fRoFERTYWSAso 1E * SAoo win nav
all cash OF, win sell for you We set
results, quick aetion1 1no MAX MILLER, 500
WE Eh VIII vi PAY Fl AL aloc CASH for rea, nice
NJ s50fsFs ST ,Rsaisr Rsais 81
brokers. please. 81. 6229.
MaNaED Ssasm 5oms1 DInEGT f IsR From 81 oYNEs 2 sr
DOES Doas yoGR HousE ES NEsD asfI REPAIR. I will
PHMMARo PSy II fsom rA you bas e is for cash Mr.
i INVEST IN Small ne. or nearby Nd
homes pa p9 ana S country places; cash. Ewes. Mr.
WANT WANT BRICK RI l'1S HOME. Bethesda vicinity @
must have 3 bedrooms, fireplace and ga
nAe rage; pa pay Up Up to te $1,000; y cash down
2 ak8Y MAI aHPsEEkkvTSs sEkvfSs EMrLSYh M1 s needs a
Nae sVa sssf esf PR HHnsseE sso in Viz
salIanE lots su0qses was sfss condition. sse
sasss 5S5jfa Mush29 s9 &c. q s MS aad s "
l.sS1 LISTING Of your property for sal.
Goth St. NV, DU. 66a3. Backed By IS Yrs yrs
OF dignified. efficient real estate practice
HOUSES WANTED. GEORGETOWN, Foxhall
sgPoIsH sHIss ish Phone 'ss e. 1ssR9lalsai
IoWERY 1 MELTON. Realtors. sH sH. 900 600
sa svs saos Sve5 eAs spsnE sEn soar Md house
saaf isss soD sDprass n4ss s. Can na re- ass sss
fIsff II p PaRTY' Il Vases to purchase mod
sern home with 2 bedrms. and bath down,
~ bedrms. up, or bungalow with finished
attic: in nearby Md. Call Silver Spring
WE PAY CASH FOR HOUSES in ne t or
prince FL E, g Georges Co. Call UN o7oo; eyes.
ARE YOU THINKING OF sELLING!-Will
be glad to- talk the matter over with you,
without Officiating you in any way: am
interested in ID. C. and Nd. properties.
Just call ROBERT e. HAZELL, SH. 3519.
REASONABLY PRICED HOUSE, in s.w., on
water front, mr.. Army War College. TR
LOOK, LOOK, HOME owNERs-we have
buyers waiting for your home, regardless
OF size with the CASH: free appraisals
without you being under any obligation.
Action, action-our motto. Call Mr. Bisp-
ham, MILTON G. SMITH 4219 Wilson
blvd, Arlington, Va, OK. 2151, Gb. 5242.
r. -12
6 ROOMS, modern, Northwest section:
from owner. no agents; wilk pay UP to
$lb, 900 cash Boy 262-p. Star. IL
immediate sale Of your home and give pos
session within 80 days. I have several
cash. Forest Hills. Chevy Chase, Cleveland
Park and Shepherd Park locations pre-
ferred: Phone Mr.. Evans, WO O290, with
Evening star., 1947-01-10
HOUSES FOR sALE-Northeost.

NEAR 18th AND EYE SITS: NE. Six large
rooms bath h1wh:, Oh burner; r., I'M IN g0Gso ssa
sE1e''inoi snce Monthly iA MAURICE FTTzdERAID.
tss fsssa psIT 4 Bsssss Ssb srs Sc
Si1,5oO. ideal home or investment con-
veniently arranged for renting :. ROOMS ss OF OF
st faa q trSss avaiab ie sssas
nsqdl2f Bs1 gss BsIs With 'P' ss1sS a1a s S s
VACANT BuNGALow-2s1s st. me-
This hGass m sfss sSs Mass ave- ne
a Fl S5'y g ST.. N.E.-conveniently located,
terms. HENRY Y WIILoUdHBY, 500
Ksfs kfpEcosAnfD sss TED A1 sprnsT sT0S home s7o1
sss1psd i IT, ss% All 81
cant for inmed. poss.; $1,000 cash and
sRWN ssS NE hEY fsEsets eoR ER Sc $780, sbSs 5 l1S
WooDRI66GE, s1s,Soo - La Large se's; semide-
tached brick home. available for occu-
Churches. shopping 'centers. 81 supervised
tains 1 bedrooms. fnciosed heated sleep
hot water heat. CRANE & HELAN, Real
tors, 81. 1000: evenings, FIR. $500. Ill
RIVER TERRACE-6-rm house, full bsmt.
oil heat; convenient location; full din. rm
and equipped kit. Call AID. 219O. 10
STONE BUNGALOW-Open today, 3 to s
beautifully iandscaped lot with shrubbery
with Anchor fence: stone garage Venetian
binds. storm ,sashes throughout, oil h.-wh.
with exposed, heamed ceiling stone hrepl.
n lin RIM rond ha
2nd A.. 2 guest bedrms:, tile bath; base
house, 1906, Munson ave, block from Kay
wood Gardens shopping center. Out
Michigan ave. to Queens Chapel rd., .
eSfks e MurisH REALT M APsf co res
4-FAMILY APARTMENT-owner's apart
ment of living room, dinette, kitchen, bath
and giass-inclosed porch. available: o
years old: 2 blocks from Tech High School;
convenient TO shopping, transportation:
$50, 800, with terms. Eor details Sall Di
1015 until pm. VIM. H. SAUNDERS
Co. INC, 1919 x st. NV, Realtors since
Vacant BUNGALOW. near District line.
ne-Ftye years. old. 3 large rms and
bath, detached frame, basement, h.-w-h.,
coal; large lot, Al condition; very rea-
sonable terms; move In with deposit. For
i2 TO S. VIM cAI0MIRIS PROPERTIES.
1012 18th st. NV. DI. 1855. III
Evening star., 1947-01-10

A HOME. INVESTMENT OR BOTH-4I1
9th st. s.w.-Newiy remodeled Two apart
ments; each with bath. kitchen: lge.. rooms
ceiling open. Inspect by appointment C.
H. PARKER CO., 435 4th st. s.w. MA. 1926.
S1.50o DOWN. balance like rent-s-rm
corner house with Bricktex sidings. good
cond., Arcola heat, garage. tn1n. posses
sion; nr. 7th and ID sts. s.w. Call RE.
1855: evenings, GE $3.50. GOLDSIEN
BROS, 1920 Z st. NV. -l3
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HOUSE sALE-southwe.t. Icont)

9a0-9a2- -924 Ist ST. s.W.-9-famiiy Oats
each containing rms, kitchen and bath
each floor. Price, $4,000 each building
Mr. Watkins, MURRAY CO., Ma. 1866
Evening star., 1947-01-10

SILVER SPRING-In very lovely sec:
5-rm. home, full basement, nice level lot:
priced TO sell quickly. S10,500. easy
terms. close to all convenienees.
Silver SPRING; attrac.. det. 6-rm. brick
home. on large lot, 3 blks. to bus and an
conven; full basement and outlet, shower,
slate roof, screened porch, gas heat. wen
weatherized. This is real buy. Priced
to sell quickly. S16,o50. =
Silver Spring: close in; conven. located:
this attra. 6-rrn, all-brick home, also gar, I:
ige lot. fenced In rear Has 10 be seen TO
bs agpEssistsa ans PffsYa to xeI sel tods sn
S427 Ga ave. 81, 3700, 8 am. to q .. N.
If no answer. SH. 1918. 10
SUBURBAN VALUES TO INSPECT--
950--g5O2 Lawson pi, Sill. Spg %.
rm. 2-bath brick, country club section;
ATTACHED garsgge, sgs,o oil s:.s, heat: .,7 r =
s-rm... history brick house. bedrris.
Chase. Md,-Adjoining Rock Creek PARK
6-rm., 1ra-bath. 2-story brick; 1st-d. lava
tory; attached garage. -.
Ali open Sun. TO 8. ROCK CREEK
gSaEsI ssaa. IT, sa5 asss g. g. saa sH saoo' ewes
COLORED-NEARBY MD.-Large Groom
home With bath. basement, hot-wster heat,
large lot Substantial cash Call Miller.
III. 011Zt y 70 D.. lsslS. Y
Evening star., 1947-01-10

SUBURBAN RENr-MARYLANp. .
GSTEN ACKES-2 bedrooms. furnished.
sntil June ID; $50 month. Oh elSe. e-ie
Evening star., 1947-01-10

bath: garage: large lott priced to sell
quickly See this house today.
Takoma Park-3-unit apt. house. brick,
other two; excellent buy.
Silver Spring-Modern brick bungalow,
rooms, bath; garage; convenient to
bungalows listed. CHARLES n. ONO. 1890
Georgia ave-, Silver Spring, 81. 6179:
Evening star., 1947-01-10

SILVER SPRING, IN beautiful sligo HllIS-
Attr. English-type, 6-rm. brk bung. which
has charm and atmosphere; well-con--
structed, has all the features of real
home.
Chevy Chase, Md-A real discriminat-
ing purchaser should see this attr.. 2-story,
custom-built brk. Colonial featuring CEN
rm. with fireplace, screened porch, fully
equip. kit. hedrm. or den on 1st f.; 2
master bedrms. and bath up: dressing rm.,
lge. walk-in closets: pine-paneled recrea-
tion rm. IN basement, bath, laund. rm.,
space for maids rm.i oil heat; gar. slate
roof. copper and glass fixtures; beautiful
excl. agents. S427 Ga. ave, 81. 1900. 8
am. to 8 pm. If no answer, SH. 1913.
Evening star., 1947-01-10

structed 6-rm. row
one of Woodridge's S
bedrms.. 2 screened
h. -w.h.; hwd. floors;
handle. T. D. BUR
Sc, FIR, 1902 It'll &
Evening star., 1947-01-10

estate OF % acres, beautifully Handicapped
grounds with f1eldstone Colonial center-hall
home: consisting Of IA rooms 4h baths, =, s.
loft; offered for immediate sale. ideally
situated for gentlemen's country estate or
pyas se saS0 san be Tn9h nrne a
snn.: snSe. vi. M s4sa. M so Boss g PasLPs. INC.
6HEyE 1fh7 ( 81 oiHasHE, aH Mp-New brick ao homes.
finest materials and construction: 2 story.
6 rooms; 2 baths: full basement. Priced
cS s R2GK 2ixofh GEEEd sr sysr
s1riHe. Nd. sH. 5000.
SILVER SPRING. ,ee1s orsyson rd;me, !;
yps y 9ss fsnesdn s ya2a qdeFs sess5o hss a % s
Thaysr ave, SILVER spring 81. 6s: -io
rooms, rooms modern modern conyeniences With 2 bath
rooms: "a acre on hard surface road; i'm
mediate Prize a rsduesd for opies N
saas. after 8 ssI, gn. VIM. H. soLEs. 3aaos
9 ASaEs .don, nss ssss ct
woodward I'd. and a5s #. on, good gravel
Tater deai for farmg County
or subdiNding,. Price, $500. OWNER,
Esssos Il sSse sssps6om sfsfT B% BUNGALOW. 1H living
rn' room. dining room, kitchen with range
MAN REALTY CO.. 1886 Georgia ave-,
SH 4I23; ewes. ST. 0165. liz
BRADBURY HEIGHTS, MD. - Like new.
h-story BUNGALOW furnished insulated;
8 rooms. oil heat, hardwood floors, large
lot: only years old: In excellent COM
munity: Asking 81 ,0op CAN MI; schor-
Jr., Real Estate. Riverdale, Md.
VACANT; mr.. University of MARYLAND
Lovely large frame bungalow: redecorated
completely in December large corner lot,
I25xI25; detached double garage. Priced
for quick sale with low down payment
Call Mrs. Maxwell. with HYATTSvIILE
INVESTMENT Co, UN. 1910 or UN. 0671:
BETHESDA. MD.-Charrnine 2-story red
brick home. containing large living rn;
with fireplace, din. rm., modern Kit. and
screened side porch on st floor; 8 bedrms;
and bath on 2nd a. attached garage. oil
a,-c. heat. a. MOTION THOMAS, 5000
EXCLUSIVE MONTGOMERY HILLS -
Bungalow; living room with fireplace. din
ing room with corner cabinets .moQern
kitchen. den. bedrooms and bath: July
Insulated: light basemt.; clean. convenient
gas heat. Call Mrs. Sutton. GUY WHdIE-
FORD. INC, RE. 6346. Evenings co. 924l
NEAR cHEyERLY-Brand -nev frame bun
galow, ready to occupy In 80 days: only
S7.950 with 81. 900 down. about $50 mo.
EaIi Mr.. Bedford. UN. 4O40 or WA. 4g64.
Baltic. ave. lnext 70 Hot shoppe)e
Evening star., 1947-01-10

full, modern brick, Ia
heat; five rooms, bath
,Shed rooms up; oppo-
/ School. 6512 Early
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HOUSES FOR sALE-sou,bwess.

GIfat MAY 30 3 KIIH.s DEaE, q
porch and other desirable features: on
S6.50n. T. D. BURGESS. 1924 Pa. a.
Evening star., 1947-01-10

yACANT-sale By OWNER; Cape Cod: liv.
rn1. with nreplaee, bedrms.; iull psmt. !,
lge. level lot. SH. 1881. 10
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BRADLEY BLVD, Bethesda Md-An ex-
ceptional house. stone, brick and clap
board: 1st floor, lovely living. room dining
paneled library. powder room. beautiful
random width oak floors, open fireplace:
2nd floor. bedrooms, 2 tiled baths, ample
9 yrs. old: basement has large pine.
paneled recreation room with bar, furnace.
laundry and storage rooms. There is q
one-car garage connected to house by O
breezeway. The lot is S0x300 it. and well
landscared. Schools and transportation
nearby. Possession with deed. Shown By
BROOKS. INC, OIL 1896, or ewes, Mr..
Blaker, MI OPAL III
Evening star., 1947-01-10

heat, CARLISLE R. STEPHENSON, Wis
consin 1856; evenings Wisconsin 1S0.4o S04o
".sa.s5o CASH" and monthly payments
for the balance will buy this attrac. row.
18TH and Columbia, I'd. and mr.. Roci
Creek Park; with rms bedrooms
large tile, bath: built.in garage; screened
Can NE. 1143 until o PIN. j. WESLEY
| BUCHANAN, Reeltor.
FOUR CORNERS SECTION, Silver sprins
Detached brick, stories and basement
rooms g bedrooms), tiled bath. porch
automatic heat, garage. nicely wooded lot
RESRpt WS II sPsss Hs 8M WI Nj
EiatSE Ri Soss eoe odI
sfsr tsnasd
sMvEk RE EIfo sFRINe ahsh z BRICK. sla,75onnpe
lightful bungalow; 2 bedrooms. tile bath
large living room. lovely modern Kitchen
HfEAss AZ last! Fs sss5eBeautitul qasia modern bun
galow on u acre; large living room, mod
Sssasspl saa 'RsssGS sSss
MAaEE HMaAeaaNf re RVAaN2 ls9 until ummsdate possession
fss aots iss sal s. s. asal Maldnan Mer
STICK hSms sarsse sai MeaE wsH e0fses soN
| 1911 Eye st. NV, RE. $3.50; ewes. GO
ccHEvY CHASE, p. C;-ls block of Conn
| ave Very attractive detached frame in ex
fireplace. dining room. kitchen, bedroom
| and full bath; End floor, 4. bedrooms.
| bath: full cellar 2-car metal garage. Car
| be shown by appointment. Reasonahl,
priced For further information, call Mrs
Cogswell, AID. 1880 with HENRY E
TRIP. 1911 L st. NV, MA. 67o5., ex
BARNABY wooDs-An the features to
| conf. iiv. at reas. cost; 3 large bedrms.. liv
rm. with open fireplace, den on 1st floor
! with powder rm., recr. rnl: with lay. ga
| heat . porches. lot 10x15p. Call MR.
T! COLLINS OR. 0600 or ia 1868 ewes.
/ $1,000 D0WN-10-room 2-bath row brick
fine rooming house. best NV. section. T
inspect; call TABLER, INC, 17la N st
BRICK BuNGALow. silver Spring. Md
Pay for this 5-room home like rent, So,
month; full basement. oil heat, large lot
"a block from transp. Call Mr. Ford
lTABLER. INC, OIL. $500. liz
DISTINCTIVE 2-STORY FRAME, chev,
Il Chase View bedrooms and bath. ful
attic. basement and cozy den. screene,
side porch, 2.car garage CAN Mr.. Nielsen
ONLY SI0,5O0-Brick bungalow: imme
diate poss; lot, 65xI00. Do not wait
: Call Mr. Athey. TABLER. INC. Oh. 500
LA
The Arizona post., 1947-10-17
To Hold Buffet Supper

Temple SisterhOOd plans a Buffet
Barbecue Sunday, Oct. 26th from 5 to
I pm. at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Max Reinman, 1929 f. Helen. After the
buffet dinner, there will be cards and
bingO
Mrs. Reinman is a chairman, Mrs. Jack
NevinS cO-chairman. Assisting are:
MmS. Irving Buckman, william David
son, Jean CAM, Annette GIassburg,
Elmer j. GOldwyn, Rose Goodman, Ma
than KlinS, Charles KOplin, Mr.. LeBOff,
Harry Levine, Joe Mart, Joe MyersOn,
VIM. RapapOrt, Irene ROsenZweig, Ber-
nard Schwartz, Max SegaI, Irene Stein,
Sidney Szerlip, Belle Weinberg, Kal
ZamOSt
The Arizona post., 1947-10-17

Mr.. and Mrs. Lou Sander, Du-
luth, Mimi, celebrate their first
wedding anniversary Oct. 20. Mrs.
Sander is the daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Max Schapira, E. 9th.
Sarah and Marian Horn, own
ers of Horns well-known dress
shoppe, are happy in their lovely
new home at Is Gale Mirasole.
New arrivals are Mr.. and Mrs.
Phil Klarenmeyer, temporarily at
the Ghost Ranch. Mr.. Klaren-
meyer was formerly in the auto
finance business in NY.
The Arizona post., 1947-10-17

About two weeks ago Mr.. and
Mrs. Saul Greenman, E. 4th, re-
turned after a summers absence
in the east. They made their head
quarters in the east with their
daughter and son-in-law at New
Rochelle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Brickman,
E. 5th, entertained Rabbi and Mrs.
Bilgray at dinner last week. Mrs.
Brickman is on the board of Sis
terhood Temple Emanuel.
DR.. and Mrs. Bernard FASTER
mack, N. Martin, gave a surprise
party in honor of the first wedding
anniversary of Mr.. and Mrs. Ber-
nard j. Friedman, E. Seneca.
Guests were: Dr. and Mrs. Nathan
Rollins, Mr.. and Mrs. Larry Sakin,
Mr.. and Mrs. David A. Bloom, DR..
and Mrs. Dennis Bernstein, DR..
and Mrs. Michael BernfeId, Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Wilson.
Mrs. Mary Kallick, E. 9th, be-
came a new grandmother Oct. 9
when a daughter was born to her
son and daughter-in-law, Mr.. and
Mrs. Burt Kallick (nee Diane
Jacobs) in Chicago.
Eli Bernstein has returned from
New York to spend the winter
here.
The Arizona post., 1947-10-17

Mr.. and Mrs. A. Pine, E. 5th,
held an informal buffet supper in
their patio last Sunday evening for
go guests on the occasion of the
birth of their first grandchild. She
is Elizabeth Lynn, daughter of
Leo and Taube Pine, at Madison,
Wis. Leo is native Tucsonian.
Mrs. Jack Fruchthendler, E. 3rd,
spent 10 days in Warren, Ariz.,
with Mr.. and Mrs. M. Gingold,
formerly of Tucson. Mrs. Gingold
accompanied Mrs. Fruchthendler
back and was later joined by Mr..
Gingold.
George Guthoff, husband of the
late Rae Guthoff, returned to New
York after spending several days
in Tucson.
Liba Breger, daughter of Rabbi
and Mrs. Marcus Breger, E. 7th,
was hostess last Sunday when a
group of friends helped her cele-
brate her 18th birthday. Present
were: Lois Brand, Shirley Clark,
Judy Cohen, Rachel Fortgang,
Sandra Goldberg, Sarah Ruth
Handmaker, Connie and Marietta
Horn, Judy Horwitz, Katherine
and Mary Kimmer, Sally Malin-
sky, Joan Tobias, Jane Zeiden.