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CATTLE and LIVEsTocK Cont, J

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GENTLE 7-YEAR GELDING, ideal pet for
ehild aI or grown up 500, Cali Alexansdria
ebssEs1 Sou ss ysry % Sd fss ID Stfg s
drivers a seat at at back; cost to e pres. owner,
$1,000: make offer. Can be seen any time
st nson. MaMshD9bbI Msrbdrd PaEmS gns at Groom Nd
pTospest: i spotted reidlns; Is IS hands; sl;.
Pesh edan ye1E ssn!e aes and priced reasonably
WEIGH PONY. gentle, childs pet. WA.
REGISTERED ANGUS 90, open or bred
heifers; choice foundation stock; $500
each also some good steers. Call ,AD.
PIGS. Hampshire. Berkshire, Poland china,
HORSES BOARDED box stalls: 4 miles
from Silver Spring in Wheaton. ll3o Old
HoRsFs BsoARDEb All Pb so1e miles from White
House, in nearby Va. Call Elmwood $40,
SPECIAL DISCOUNT .sf loG from Dec.
to Dec, & on English and Western sad
dies. brides. halters: pony harness, saddle
blankets and all other riding equipment;
You HFs sP s u: Ss S o gas s. PsaT Psea st. sAPR1 Ba
more /, Md.
TEAM OF DRAFT HORSES and harness
for sale reasonable. Daleview 9213.
HOGS. registered. Essex, spotted Poland
China. Duroc Hampshire. Berkshire, Tam
worth. o. !. c.. boars, gifts. pigs. winners
w. Va. State fair 194i EVERHART
FARMS Kearneysvile, w Va,
ONE BROWN MILK GOAT, fresh with kid
at side. SIS, F. A 1264-J.
SENATOR TAYLoR's HORSES, trailer
and complete equipment used in recent
peace tour FIR. 1895.
SERVICE-AGE GUERNSEY BULLS by
proven sire and out of tested dams: prices
reasonable. Also several well-bred, reg
istered frst-calf heifers that would make
excellent family cows. HENRY H. CAR
TER, Rockville, Md. Call Rockville 1922
trail. Riggs rd., "a mi. past Tick Took
Call NO .l2o!t
FEEDER CALVES (ool. Aberdeen-Angus
purebred choice, approx. 500 lbs, 25c
ABERDEEN ANGUS, purebred. heifers
ranging Z mo. to 21 mo. in age, s1.40O
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POULTRY and EGGS

JAMES FEED STORE. 619 K st. NV, ME.
O0s9; baby chicks, feed and poultry sup
TURKEYS-Place your 6rder for broad
breasted. oven dressed turkeys for holidays
and special occasions. Closed on Sunday.
HINES HATCHERY. olney, Md. Phone
Ashton 20o1
COWAN, CHICKs-Md, U, S. ap. Pull
iorum clean. Hatch evey Tues. We breed
ior more profit. cowAN FARMS, Bowie,
Nd Phone 2341.
HENS laying hens to sell, 50 each.
BLooDTEsTED CHICKS, B. Rocks. W.
Rocks, Red-Rock crosses N. H. Reds, R. l.
Reds. S5.45 per 100; Orpingtons. Jersey
Giants or Wyandottes, $3.50; no Minorcas,
no Leghorns: no light breeds: pullets, S12
s., sth St, Phila AZ, Pa
SPECIAL SALE-AAA bloodtested Reds.
Rocks and crosses. s. ,5o-100 your
Blackwood, N j.
$50 NEW HAMPSHIRE PULLETS, seven
months: sale So each: all or by lots. Peru
rd.. BerWyn, Md. pasSinR Cafe La Coma .
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RooMs EuRhIsHEp-kortbwe,t.

kOOmS FVNNiSHEk-Noft
coLoRED-LARGE, -FURNIsHED, warm
room for couple or men. $40 wk. DE
CcooIISoRED-FuRNrsHED ROOM for clean,
quiet, employed couple, no drinkers; laun.
coIoFEp3sao Ss5ie aais nfaa LAMONT 5sg'' ST NV
double rooms for employed sober men to
coLoREpwFURN. ROOM. suitable for 1
Sr emloyed persons; refined in1sa,ghbor5;
coIoRfpboTsGE Rffs or sfSetE near
Goyt. buildings, some privileges. ME.
CoIoRED-LaRGE FRONT ROOM for en-
eSEoREpss eSEsd Efpf8ss csh Gi 81 sT sss2 S%bovey
eookins priv, near trans: $40 wk.; also I'M
to share with another girl. twin beds, cook
coIoREp,se tRS P5bH 50 80 NRWroN MI eGs1 PI NwNce
ly turn. front room, suitable for one or two
es5I9Gs Souhls bed $40 month Furnished
SO wsek; no. asl ;. Mr.. SMITH. ny
oLoRED-EMPLoYED. girl to share rm.
Telephone AD oO6S
CoLORED-sINGLE room for employed
eoIoR2pP1ar m m 0P1s Sm soan2 2paS a6y to share love.
ly front room with another young lady:
@ twin beds GE 31il;
tOLuhED-5o5b llth 81. N,W.-Room
for employed quiet couple, some privileses,
$40 week; also clean cry basement for
storage space: DU. o721.
COLORED-FuRN room, single employed
adult, private home Phone DI- 4123
COLORED-PARK RID. NEAR 11th-Pri-
vate home, large double room, emp, couple
or girls no cooking; S5 each weekly.
AID. 4164
COLoRED-iis IRVING ST Nw-Large
room, men to share twin beds
COLORED-DBL.. RM., suita BILE for women.
and back rm,. suitable for sgie. men MI.
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COAL. WOOD and FUEL OIL.

SEASONED HARD WOOD, $3.50 per full
cord, SO per half cord delivered: kind
KISpLHSG WooD. =, cord; cut, delivered
customers MASoNs, 1900 Jefferson Da-
Wis hwy. Va, Ma, 2013..
SEASONED OAK. del. anywhere. any time.
Sat H9sHs e. ''ssa ss RGbrs sss f'sP'f is
ffiKEreL2cE Woops seasoned. sea NED, :, SIG ), o.: d.
ffIiRREiSWRoob. scrap lumber, some sood;
SO a cord, you. haul. Also fireplace and
kindling wood famous Reading anthracite
coal. Pocahcntas coal. COOPER SUPPLY
CO. s13 18th st. ne, AT. 591e; ewes,
ANDIRoNS. fire tools, screens and all fire.
sESsoNEb OAK sb AND + P1NE rikErLhcE LACE
x22sws Ias cosi sf'ss5 co. 5st a1a e. 1855 1855
FIREPLACE LOGS, oak, seasoned; cord OF
u cord; guar. satisfaction; immediate de-
SIS CORD for mixed wood. cut. to your
=; s5Inso Yaeksen ax. SSsfHS a:fS 8, ~ 49,
delivered, Arlington and Fails Church
sections. Vienna 33s,
FINE QUALITY OAK WOOD, any length,
at new low prices. JAMES 3. War. Rt. 2,
Gulpeper. Va. Phone 70s5.
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BOATS.

SAILING DYER. Dink. II: all nah. with
complete sailing equipment; excel. cond
200. ~'S' =" "''A ''Ae 0~''' '4 D'
Aft. BEAUTIFUL mahogany double cab
in r;sc1 cruiser complete; Chrysler Royal sac
COMPASS. Kelvin white In. with
mahog. box, underlighting and bearing
circle; 1916 cost S64; like new; price, $50.
BOAT lighting plant. $50 watt twin gen.
$40; u v. exh. fan, 81; 24-v motor, So;
new bilge pump: S.. ME. 57o7.
FOLDING BOAT, complete sail and all ac-
cessories and membership canoe club for
sale. Used only twice. Cost over $500.
What am offered? Reply to Box 357-V,
DINGHY, nodded plywood, cost sls7, sell
$40. MA. 1929.
AUXILIARY sLooP, 20 ft.. Raleigh built,
canl as. toilet, sleeps . At Capitol Yacht
oTTBoARD MOTOR; wizard h,p~ used
.6-FT, HIGGINS CRUISER. 1a47; $1,000
eT delivery price: very iT1Tp raSt NE 535s s;,,,
engines Ok @ heating I'll SYSTEM Monel S1aha salley ha
paint job will make it cheap and
com ortable home afoat. Sacrifice, $4,000.
IA 239S-R
BOAT. 2o-ft.. cabin cruiser custom built,
just launched. e45-h.p. Gray marine. W.
w ROSE. 500 Maine ave. sw.
I2-FT. WOLVERINE outboard runabout
running lights. anchor steering wheel
canvas cover; excellent condition. Call
MARINE SUPPLIES. paints, rope, fire ex-
rine engines, 80 to 300 h.p.; fishing tackle,
FRANK F. PEI TT AXds yEccH1o g. SON. 1912 l1th
WE SERVER ali mases of eutboara mo, 70
tors price reasonable S, 10. SALES
5s-FT. MATTHEWs; new chrysler Royal;
in excellent condition priced right. ME-
OUTBoARD MOTOR. Neptune, 3.5 h.p.;
PRACTICALLY new; excellent condition. . oW
LcPL.Putshassd by veteran "a from Mari. Mari.
in this 36x1l landing craft has, been re-
with 212-to-l reduction; marine toilet,
canopy shelter. anchor and lines. Ready
to go for ashing or work boat or ideal for
; YRS YRS. Old aoxs ~, cruiser; all Calf red
wood hull; a5-h.p. Chrysler marine engine:
se sale fena by Illness
s.. 500 owner on boat SUITSUs. 3 pm.
Sunday. or call Mr. Robertson. VI. $3.50,
Ext, 6aa: Location, Alton Phipps Dock,
3ieFT. OWENS, 1912: beautiful boat; ex-
Geent s1trdn condtior Mf 5as p chryser Crown
Thompson boats. new and used; service
aud parts, used parts; factory representa-
OUTBoARD AND INBoARD motorboats.
utility boats. rowboats and dinghies; in;
compare quality and price before buying
your new boat: order now: deposit. or
monthly payment will insure delivery when
Cars Wharf road, Mayo, Md. Open
weekdays, s am. to 4 p.m.; Saturday and
Sunday. 12 noon to pm.
WANTED-Outboard motor, regardless OF
size or condition; cash for same. 737
tn st Sc
RICHARDSON. 90 #, Gray 90 h.p.; sleeps
4. dockaPe until Nav lQ4S ME 1889
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ROOMS FURklsHEn-s.t. and s.w.

KOOMS fOkNlSnsD-s.E ond S.W.
1902 1902 18th ST; oI;c s:IE;1Gssntlemap preferred;
SINGLE room double BED next bath c2n'
4Ios PENNA. AVE. EXTENDED s.E.-Lg..
front room. large closet. telephone, shower;
or Of good F55as ha5s Ts
ss,s ssss a,ssEsor. n aSse AVE: s;;E:zs.nsie m:
ssn' S4 So shoes esFoEss P6Tsss' AVE- 1N si55
front ,rm;, in quiet home; contains h: W.
fsnsp f0oa beat TR pigS pfg5son no cooking conc conTsn
500 ST. Sc. Coral Hills. Md.-Nic.ly
furnished room pvt bath PVT sntra1ns
i desired: l blk. from transp. Hillside
lsss You PL; s.E.-pouble room; ,siq tsia
sss MAkiLaS6 s AVE- lsgss light
rm., next bath; refined gentleman; "A Blk.
PRoST PTS gFP BEBRooM BRsRs Vi Tth 1s b1sast.ss PRIV
ceSS1; coNv. Bo5LLfNG 5 FIELD and Navy Yard
Large front room; next bath, s35 single
Fl. Fl DAVIS I0. sECTioN, 3aa7 s st. se-Bsd-
rm.. kit privil. for breakfast. Call vi.
ieI4,y ST, s.E.-7Large, newly furnished
roomf tile bath, living room elec. plate
sol sT. s.E.-Large front corner room,
suitable for i or 9 Simmons Beautyrest
mattress Fl. 1852 II
ATTRACTIVE double room in modern apt;
house for or aon1 lanndfT tr,nin ana
TwirlirR n525 or RE 1854
1913 2sth ST. sENi9s co1g ge .r.nsp ram mex. srs to
fer one gentleman. Before 430 or after
CONF { ON HoiRRTABLE room for quiet couple or 2
congental sgentlemen: newly furnished;
conv. to Govt. bldgs DI. 1880 after p m.
LARGE FRONT ROOM, twin beds, 8 win
dows, 2 closets, adj. bath. c.hw.; pvt.
home couple or men; laundry privilese@
caPIToL HILL-Lovely room. adj. hath;
good quiet neighborhood, conV. located.
vic. CAPiTOI-Large south bedroom in
pvt. home. unlinr. phone; min. downtown;
$50 singe S4 double. Weekdays, MA
1913. ewes sun. AT. s113, q.
3012 9th ST. S.E.-Tvo rooms. both suit
able for two girls in each room; near Bell
inE Field S25 each. monthly, TR. 61t3.
(Hontfn,Yed an Next pArA.l
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cATTLk and LIVE STOCK.

GOATS FOR SALE milk Eoats and l
registered billy; very gentle PI,, 1874:
HUNTER, 15:3 hands; 10 yrs; old Its hunted
County hounds; QUIET. sound: sell $3.50.
or viii let any competent person use this
winter for board snd trans here from
Middleburs ia 6s14,
sukRos t2l. srsy Arizona bred. gentle
and will work single or double; Sf5 each
give one for Christmas; also sheep.
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SINGLE ROOM, nicely furnished bright
and warm, next to bath; very desirable 10
cation; bus by door; PRIVILEGES, Ia. ,sS73.
ATTRACTIVE MASTER BEDROOM, twin
beds, pvt bath. closets. 1880 Stephen
cHE9Y IN n CHASE sheyB B. eLge or ons
sppl; woman; Wo, s6s5: 80.
bath; twin beds; DUET comiortabls home;
Women only Ho; 0ea5; -.
tired white lady who can be companion to
couple; EN-: 1891; .. l.
double bed. large closet. nicely furnished,
Laundry privileges; J-3 bus stop; lady only
fIs 6tb ST. N.w.-Bis Ink room; child
considered; s12 week: quiet, respectable;
Is NEW YORK AYE. swLs5ss so,,57. 5,s, fr2Rt 2E,
Priv: PRIV $50 See apt, s. Di, eo5e
11o vARNUM ST. N.w.-Front room, sin
gle; j block car and bus; gentleman only;
SIS s. sssf sGfscy I'll s1 ?sT3s sgs.tns: large
double front room for gentleman; near
so sth ssEFaERRp sEIst RTvsts g. NWsrishs
ful room, with hot plate; woman preferred,
CHEVY cHAsE-Master bedroom. large
private bath. large closets; breakfast privi-
see sseT and W. faTass 1855 s4S close to
1921 7th sT. SW.-comf. dble. rm.: for
/ or Q empl adults in pvt. home; kit,
laund and phone privs. RA. 64o4. +.
Mr. DUPONT CIRCLE-Attr. single rm. in
S35 Call DU. 4s43 after 3 pm.
1885 RANDOLPH ST. NW.-Youns girl to
share room with another girl in refined
Jewish home; kitchen priv, uniim. phone.
1921 4th. ST. N.w.-Nieely furn. rrn.. next
to bath. for 1 or 2. convenient transporta-
ton, unltm. phone, RA. 1703.
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ports:
Home Service, Mrs. Ernest
Bracket; Disaster, Mr.. Andrew
Gaffey; Home Nursing, MIS-
Arthur McDermott; Nutrition,
Miss Katherine L. Baker; First
Aid, Mr.. william Glode; Water
Safety, Mr.. Sherwood Dodge:
Blood Donor Program, Mr.. George
P. Hassett; Fund Drive, Mr.. Ge-
raid Palumbo; Volunteer Spe-
cial Services, Mrs. Sherburna
Miller; Canteen Corps, Miss
Mrs. Donald Sleeper; Nurses
katherine L. Baker; Motor Corps.
Aides, Mrs. Frank Neil; Produc-
ton, Mrs, Dorothy Evans; staff
Assistance, Mrs. Gertrude Bailey.
Chairman George Mccoy will
present a report from the nom
mating committee and the cleo
ton of chapter officers and d.
rectors will follow.
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Worcester

Continued from Page Three
take in the Fall campaign.
Watch the GUARDIAN for
meeting date. $780, RECOVERED.
Richard Coates has fully recov-
cred from his recent injury
BACK HOME. Miss Cynthia
Jefferson, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Howard Jefferson, SO Clay
ton ST., has returned from a
weeks vacation in Haverhill,
Mass, visiting her grandparents
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert jefferson
Of 7 Ashley SHOWING.
Charles Jefferson of Grafton,
Mass, member of a lockwood
Sprinkler Bowling League team,
had a total pinfall of 1852 with
an average of 7945 in IT games.
Much in Elke Circles centers on
the 10th annual charity ball of
the East Rock Lodge, No. al.
IBPOEOW, Friday, May IS, 10
pm. to 3 am. in COTE st.Arm-
DRY, New Haven, Conn. PER H.
Mortimer Brown, chairman and
members of the entertainment
committee are presenting Dizzy
Gillespie, the goth Century
Gabrill," and his orchestra in
pixillated music sweet and Iow
until the fatal hour strikes
when he folds his tents like the
Arab and silently steals away
leaving the world to Genias and
to you.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1947-05-10
FASHION
TRENDS
BY JOSE TERRA
IF YOU'RE TALL

IF YOU'RE TALL
Question. In a previous col
umn you stated some of the
styles S It people can var,
could you discuss what is suit
able for a tall, thin person?
Answer. In a previous article
I endeavored to show by means
Of examples, where being 'Pe-
tite" is no hindrance to being
attractively dressed. Now, I
shall discuss the tall girl who is
also confronted with a figure
problem.
The girl who is too tall has
in many ways the problems of
the one who is petite, only with
different variations. The tall
girl, to look smart and Sophisti-
Gated, must dress and wear
clothes in scale and proportion
to suit her own personality and
character. Therefore, it is quite
becoming for you to wear the
many new spring styles that
have made their appearance
this year, since they will cut
your height, giving you the ap-
pearanCe Of being shorter. You
definitely can wear the new
long torso effect in a suit, and
since the Dandy" tradition is
in full swing, you can wear the
more extreme lengths, such as
the deep fish-tail back or the
cut-a-way, or the tunic re-
sembling that of a coachman of
the early seventeenth century.
One ensemble that is very at
tractive on the tall person is
the contrasting jacket and
skirt - and since the two piece
ensemble is continuing its de-
but on thru spring into sum-
mer, you may be assured of an
excellent selection. Do live in
suits! From thehe you can Sc
lect, plaids, checks, vivid COL
ors, wide revers, and broad
shoulders. In clothes loose and
easy fitting lines. Don't en-
phaSize your height by wearing
too-narrow, skinny skirts and
clothes that are one continu-
GUS color from neck to hem. Do
soften your figure with curves
and let horizontal lines cut
down your height. Finally,
choose bloused bodices, gored
or .fared skirts, and full
sleeves.
Remember, you can wear
clothes other women cannot
wear. So, Star your height!
Don't be seIf-ConsciouS. m
stead, dramatic yourself with
clothes.
Mote. Mr.. Terra, who is the
fashion buyer for the exclusive
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1947-05-10

Mary Barnes shops, viii be glad
to answer any of your fashion
questions if you send your let
ter to him in care of the Med
ford Press, lis Main ST.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1947-05-10
Red Cross TO Assess
Years Work

In the a1s.nce Of ]. Dean Cor
ley, the chairman, who is i'll,
Sherwood Dodge, the vice-chair-
man Of the chapter will preside
at the dinner and annual meet
ing of the Red Cross to be held
in the First Universalist Church
Forest St., on Monday, May u.
Dinner will be served at $3.50
P. M. and the business meeting
will begin at 7:45. The following
division and committee chair
men will read three-minute re-
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1947-05-10
THE week IN SPORTS

POPRTLAND-Big Don New
combe,, % year old highlander
ace of the class B New England
League, pitched the Nashua
Dodgers to a 9-6 season opener
here against Portland last week.
Newcombe who won 16 and lost
4 games last year for the
Brooklyn farm club had to
overcome four errors made by
his teammates. He gave 8 hits,
pitched 6 scoreless innings.
BROOKLYN - Businessman
Jackie Robinson, although low
in batting, was officially listed
as one of the first ten scorers
Of runs in the National League.
Jackie had 70 runs as of last
Saturday and was among the
first three, Elliot of Boston.
Mize Of N. Y. and Cuisine of
Pittsburgh. Even at 227, Robin
sons average topped Green
berg, Taber, Eddie Miller.
BOSTON - The Boston Col
Ored Giants under Nigh. Art
Johnson and coach Bullet"
Campbell, ex-Tiger star, are
seeking new baseball talent as
the club warns up for a prom
Using season. Many veterans are
back and young players include
catcher Reddick, first baseman
Fran Matthews and third base
man Lou Montgomery.
CHICAGO - Slugging Sam
my Jethro of the Cleveland
Buckeys who shared a Boston
Fenway Park try-out with
Jackie Robinson but so far has
not landed major league con-
tract, viii open the colored Am
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1947-05-10

eriCan League season here this
week against Birmingham Bar
onS.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1947-05-10
The Boston Musical
Art Orchestra
James Hinton, Conductor

Available for recitoIs and concerts.
The first orchestra of its kind to present four Guest
Concerts at the Hotel Vendome All PLAYERS are out
standing musicians
SoIosts who will appear with the Orchestra durino
this season are Ruth B. Plenty controlto GLADYS Moore
Perdue pinnist Quio Boptiste Berymon. John Murroy
Thomas Poindeter and Floyd Freeman Wonists GEORGE
Kildare, VoOncest and others. We are building q
Symphony Orchestra and an opportunity extended to
oil players who qualify to the standards established by the
Orchestra.
For engagements coll or write JAMES HINTON, 81
St. Germoin St, Boston, Mass Tel Kenmore 464l
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1947-05-10

CAMBRIDGE - Vern Miller,
ex-CrimSon tackle praised the
1947 spring football practice
play of Harvard tackle Chef
Pierce last Saturday as two
promising squads held a work
out under Harlow. wonder
what Virginia and Maryland
will say to playing against a
colored Americana" queried
Miller, a staunch foe Of race
prejudice. PPierce is a Harvard
veteran injured last year.
Get the habit of placing your
spotrs news in all the papers.
THE GUARDIAN is one of the
most widely read.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1947-03-20
Sherwood High School
News

Last week in the inter-county
basketball matches at Rockville,
Sherwood teams lost to Gathers
burg and Damascus by scant mar
gins. The girls game was real
thriller in which both teams were
evenly matched. In the last four
seconds of play the Damascus girls
broke an 1918 tie by last shot
which won them the game. Both
boys and girls are to be commend
ed for their fine work.
The Junior High Inter- County
Tournament will be held on March
II, 10, and 20 in the Sherwood
gym.
A Fun Night" was sponsored
by the Juniors on Saturday night
from 1880 to II. This frolic in
cluded a cake auction, refresh
ments, dancing, movies, a rum
mage sale, and sideshows, all of
which were well planned and exc
cuted.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1947-03-20
ROCKCREST

Miss Maude Livingston is recup-
Grating nicely from a recent ap-
pendectomy at Providence Hospi-
tai. She resides with Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Hawkes. at 9O9 Lewis
Avenue.
Elwood Havener has been suf-
fering from an infected throat.
Carl Binker is on business trip
to Detroit this week. He is en-
ployed with Young & Simon ms.
Co. in Washington.
Trannis Chicarell celebrated her
eighth birthday on Wednesday, the
10Th.
Mrs. Meredith johnson attended
tea at the home of Mrs. Pres
ton Mcintosh in Washington on
Monday. According to Mrs. ]. it
was a busy afternoon "hashing''
over the happenings since the time
they all worked together at Ma
tional Geographic.
The Rockcrest Circle met with
Mrs. Mary Lou Hegeman on We'd
nesday evening. New officers were
installed and Secret Pals divulged.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Lagasse of
Rockcrest and Mr.. and Mrs.. Ever
EFT Pierson of Sandy Spring, en-
joyed motor trip to Chambers
burg, Pa. last Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Douglas Norris
Paul Drive, have moved into an
apartment in S. E. Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Souders
Veirs Mill Road, were hosts at a
Guardian Service dinner on Wed.
nesday of last week.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1947-03-20
Rockville New4--SociaI Ne,s4

have been visiting the latter's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. &. T. Wells at
their winter home in FIT. Lauder
dlae, are expected home this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Flaharty
visited on Sunday with Mrs. Fla
harty's parents, Mr., and Mrs.
George Rice.
Detective and Mrs. Gassaway
Linthicum have taken an apart
ment in the home of w. P. Hers
perger on Reading Avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Patrick Connolly
were guests of Mrs. Connelly's
father, William Clark, over the
weekend.
Mrs. Louise Mullican of Gath
ersbubrg and Mrs. Lillian Gettings
of Rockville spent Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Heeter and
family of Falls Church, Virginia.
Twelve guests enjoyed dinner
party at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur Souders on Wednesday
evening.
Mrs. F. ]. LeMoyne will spend
this coming week in Baltimore and
will be accompanied by Miss
Evelyn Walker on her return.
The bundle of joy which arrived
at Suburban Hospital on Febru-
airy 81 for Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Burroughs will be named Robert
Eugene Jr.
Mrs. Heath Butt has been visit
ing with her daughter and son-in-
law, Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Bur-
roughs for the past five weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph Guide, Jr.,
and Mr.. and Mrs. John Doonan
ere attending the National Flower
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Show this week in New York City.
Pvt. Kenyon Maffett, U. S. Ma
rine Corps, was a guest over the
weekend of his grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Hoskinson. Pvt.
Maffett has been stationed for the
past five months at Paris Island
but is now being transferred for
duty at Patuxent Naval Air Sta
ton. Mrs. Hoskinson had a turkey
dinner Saturday night for Pvt.
Maffett and other guests included
Mrs. Robert C. Chalfonte and Miss
Dorothea Hoskinson of Washing
ton, and Mrs. Robert N. Williams
and two daughters from Annapo-
lis.
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Telephone 2433
Mrs. FGirfa1 Walters
Telephone 1884

v Mr.. and Mrs. F. Barnard Welsh
returned Saturday from a stay of
sseveral weeks at Miami Beach,
Fla.
Mrs. William A. Linthicum
spent the weekend in Southern
Maryland with her brother-in-law
and sister, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Latimer.
Miss Frances Bouic returned
Monday from Lexington, Va.
where she was a weekend guest
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Dow.
Miss Emily Blandford and Mrs.
j. Brawner Nicholson, Jr. returned
Sunday from Miami Beach, Fla.
Mrs. Nicholson had been the guest
Of Miss Blandford for several
weeks at the Biandford winter
home there.
Mr.. and MRS. Frank Williams
and Miss Alice Williams are ex-
pected home this week from Sara
sofa, Fla. where they have been
guests for several weeks of Mr..
and Mrs. Brook Johnson.
Mrs. Warren Sleeping returned
Sunday to her home in Hancock
after staying q week here with
her brother-in-law and sister, Mr..
and Mrs. William Pyles.
Mrs. Betty Edmonston of
Poolesville is visiting her sisters,
Mrs. Sarah Ward, Mrs. Emma
Pyles and Mrs. Nora Clagett.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dudley Ward, who