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Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-11-28
Washington
Labor Report
BY Bradford v. Carter
LPA CoIumnist

The big if" in the minds OF
the democratic forces of Eu-
rope is what strings will be
United States attach to the
use of Marshall plan funds by
the European nations?"
If, say the people who are in
the front lines of the fight
against the Communists in
Europe, the u. S. should de-
cree that socialization of indus
try will have to give way as
a condition of American aid,
then we will be making grist
for the International Com
munist propaganda mill.
Let's explore the merits Of
that position:
First; is it true that because
the U. S. has emerged the
most powerful nation in the
world under a private enter
prise system, that private en-
terprise is the only economic
road which Europe must fol
low for its economic saliva
ton?
The answer to this long
question must be an unquali-
fled mo" Remember that
mobilization was achieved un-
der an extreme degree of gov
ernment control and regula-
our own wartime economic
ton. Monopolistic or competi-
tive private enterprise would
have been completely unequal
TO the job Of winning the war
of production.
PROBLEMS
Europe is faced with eco
nomic problems after the war
which are no whit less than
during the war. 1t is fantastic
to believe that the gigantic
problem Of reconstruction can
proceed efficiently under the
private enterprise system as
we practice it here in the
United States.
Second question: Do the
genuine democratic elements
of Europe support the need for
extensive government plan
ming? OF course they do. No
one will challenge the right Of
the Leon Blums and the Stat
ford Grips to be in the fore.
front of the fighters for de-
mocracy.
Third question: Does the in
ternational Communist move
ment really care one way or
the other about socialization?
1t does not. What the Com
munists want is to discredit
A m erican aid by whatever
means they can. They realize
full we'll that If the Marshall
plan works, it will help inn
measurably to put western Eu-
rope on its feet in a way to
beat down the forces of to-
talitarianism.
CHOICE
It is now crystal clear that
no democratic leader in west
ern Europe will be able to
take the political gaff if he
should agree to Marshall plan
aid with "no-nationalization"
provisos attached. If democracy
is more than a shibboleth
which is trotted out on appro-
pirate occasions, our political
leaders in the White House
and in Congress cannot afford
to graft on war-torn Europe
our kind of economic system.
The choice which Europe
faces today, it must be remem-
bered, is not between free en-
terpriSe and collectivism. 1t
Is between totalitarian collec-
tivism of the Communist or
variety on the one hand
and democratic collectivism on
the other.
If we can do business with
Franco and Peron, we will not
be violating our consciences
too much il we do business
with Ramadier and Blum.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-06-07
Friendly Service
Has Tea

The Friendly Service Comm Il.
lce Of the Lucv Thurman YWCA
Nlih Ms Anna Bankhead AZ
chairman gave very lovcly
'ea IN the lounge ~ me Brancn
on Sundar Nav 25
The program was arranged by
MIS- + Current and members
y The commivee and presented
local talent Of exceptional ahlh-
~. Appearing Mere Ms. Na-
ginia Burns VINO rendered 4
VIOLA selection Mss Plscilla
Hood vocalist Langsto Ececrs-
on. cornctisl; and Mis-. Annette
Claidv dramatic reader The ac-
c1mpaniSl for the opening Sclcc-
ton Ma, Miss Nina Gainer Re.
marks were made bv inc char
man with an Interpretation nf
me work ~ the committee Civ
en- by Mis- Lila Taylor Rev
Mary Stewart led the devotion.
Closing remarks were made bN
MIS- Rosa Gracg
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-06-07
Lincoln PTA
Elects Officers

Al reasonably Well attended
meeting the mcmhcIs ~ the
Lincoln School Parent Teachers
Association elected rs officers
for the ensuing year on Wednes-
dar afternoon Assuming the
u Aip Of the group IS Mrs.
G ce BENJAMIN. who has
g quite an interest in
m ationship between the
schon and community Follow
ING nor election Sic spent CON
siderable time observing the
school plant in operation 10 bet
ter interpret il 10 the members
Of the eanlzauon
Other officers elected were
Mrs Ethel Simon. cacher in
t'o school and prom neni in
CIVIC and cultural groups Mrs.
G'o gia Harper as secretary.
and Mrs Rosa sam. treasurer.
Various committees arc planned
which will work fundamentally
with the school in promoting
ventures which will AID IN he
adjustment ~ the children in
the NO chborhood.
This week the mothers arc
hosicsses at an Open House for
prospective kindUgarincrs and
thcl parents Interviews with
the school nurse Miss Helen
Beale and the two teachers.
Miss Mary Cohen and Mss Vel-
ina Wolfe are 2 part Of the OBJ
ScrvanCe
Puncipal ~ the school is Nj
Owen Stommeler. Wth Nh
John G Soule AS assistant prin-
opal.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-06-07

Among the many guests We
men bets ~ the Round ROBIN
CLUB NJ which the hostess j,
a member
Ms WooaWard tccelved he,
CUE SIS Vcs ne an unuSuallv a.
tgsctlEe ~ mt creation ~ pure
dyed SIX The design was oil
delicate punk oSebudS, with
green srG white. on back
groura nlsck He chapeau
was lowered halo with shades
OF pnK and fusChia on a green
tulle ana Ie.Vei foundation.
VIE FOR HoNoRs
Following cocktails and DIM
ner tHc guests PLAYED bridge.
which Wag conducted ~ Mrs
Maxine WolssIn. She Was quite
,tunn,Nl q co>tum. OF beige
silk pin} wih chaptaG and &C.
cents ~ lccn, as she gave d.
recilons and assisted IN the
scoring
Guest ? ze winners We.e MrS,
ANNE u 3 oom WhO was gwen
4 turquoise teifeG rug 10 the
highest score and Ms Lucy
JonS VINO received 4 printed
o. gsuay B. ige SET with velloW
linen napkins Winners OF the
cluo pzes were Mrs Josephine
Games who received FIRST PRIZE.
and ~ Pearl Pcnlck. VINO was
SleEg,4 the second Also award
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-06-07
New Era Study
club Celebrates
21st A Anniversary

The New Era Study Club, ar
outstanding civic and cultura
group observed lis twentv-fil 81
anniversary on SUNDAY June /
al the Detroit Association OF
Womens Clubs. Brush street
Hundreds Of guests attended the
affair which man kcd another
venture IN the successful his
tory OF the organization.
Memh.rs of the club are Miss
cs Ruby Chambers. Lavlnis
Moore. MeSdames Richard Bow-
man. James Brewer, Ernest Ca
bule George Collier, Ere q
Dance. George Franklin Elwood
Garvin, Waddy Grimes, Lanay
Harris. James Henderson, l. G.
Hunter. Roscoe Lewis. Rollc
McMahan Thomas Ma lone
Baldwin Norris. Henry Overron
Theodore Page. Alonzo Petit
ford Joseph Raford. J H.
Sparks. Stuart Toodle Prentlss
Wake; Harry White, and Theo-
dore White.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-06-07
Alabama
Alumni Meet

The members Of the Alabama
State Teachers College Alumni
Club met on SUNDAY aftetnoun
az the Craf'smcns Club. 275 T.
Ferry Speaker for the afternoon
was Edward Swan. executiv,
secretary 81 the Detroit Branch
Of the National Association 70
the Advancement Of Colored
People.
Listening 10 the interesting 70.
marks Of the speaker concerning
civic problems were W. Charles
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-06-07
In Memoriam

In loving memory d Hos 7el
Lafayette Norrington. who oei
MAY d 1916 sadly misses ny ht
devoted wife Julia Noras,an
and family Gone but not 'or.
gotten
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-06-07
Quakers Announce
Summer Speakers

Speakers At this summers IN
siitutes of intc national and do
mcSlc affairs sponsored by the
Quakers Will include Dr. Ralph
Bunchc d. LA De A Reid d.
Rsyford Logan Charles Law
renee Bayard Rustn. and DR..
W Hardin Hughes
The institute closest 10 Detroit
IS that run annually az Antioch
college Al Yellow Springs.
This year IT Will run from Jul
3 NJ II
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-06-07

Mrs Blanche Sydes, widow Of the late Rev Marian
F. Sydes Of Boston Baltimore and Detroit . Mrs
Sydes demise occurred in Cincinnati Ohio where she
with her daughter and son-in-law Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Adams Rushing TO her bedside over the
weekend were Annette Sydes, son, and family, and
daughter, Mrs. Ruth Penn Services will be held on
Saturday morning from Bethel A. M. E. Church.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-06-07
{ 81 kZS&!&2 Social zkz&52l -
'Theima Woodward Entertains
Guests At Bridg Dinner Party

Fashion and fun were the keynotes of lovely bridge
dinner party Wednesday, more than forty guests
gathered he Century Room of Club 666 upon the invita-
ton OF Mrs William Duke Woodward Of Trowbridge Ave
They seated about the attracvcy decorated tables
which cenered with arrangements OF spring flowers.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-06-07

Fcnnlcks, president of the club.
Mr. and Mrs Joseph TYSON. Dr.
G II Weight, La Mari Webb
Robert shannon Johnson. John
Cooley Edgar Poole Mrs Doro-
thv Stokes. MIS- Naomi JudkinS.
Mrs Doris Booker and Mrs
Zylla Foster
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-06-07

- III. ,,,.r
Ta pastor of the
81
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-06-07
GUESTS

Among the guests We're VII.
ma Thomas. NJ and Ms At
phonso jenkins OF NeW York
City, Ms Anne Jones PLAIN.
hc,d, NcH Jersey. Mrs Alma
White Chcago. Illinois, ano
AlcNanGe, Thomas, 81 Of Ncn
lolk Cu Rufus Howard. NJ
and " Dale Woods, Nj anc
VI II y. Coleman. VI and
M' CuWcr HuaScr Ms Pear
81 9ug Mrs. Matte McMLrphv
nc NJ and Ms Morris B oWn.
nl 81 NICE Allen, Ms. Co IA
Llh .out and many othe
Afie the recepton SINAI
party was given al the home
40 Dude Harrison to honoc thu
n,wiNWcds The next monin.
they motoied 70 New York CIT,
90 pend 'hcu honeymoon The
bilde V0c gray wool dress
maker sDt with navy acccSso.
es A ,me chapeaux ~ whi't
aW. IN ~ face design anc
trimmed N navy and white
pi-.d Ibnpn Her corsage wa.
~ white gsrdenias
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-06-07

Sc HAYES Ms Samuel vii
i4ns " ANNE l. Cnlldress.
Mr., Fred Bradley Mrs Eddie
Mae Cole NJ Daniel B0stner
Mss ? edeic Bradley. Mrs Lii.
he Wynn Ms Esslc Tarver
Nc.le L.N.s " and Ms Har.
old Gr,ifin. Cha IL Jackson
Rosemary jackson. Hazel Qusrk
Ct. Mrs Edward Dickerson, Ed
die Cook NJ and Ms c An.
dcrson, Arotha Johnston, Nlr.
cria JagerS. Geo e Quarker
II ID Brann0n Nathaniel Cook
u Nj, Charles Murphy Nj,
Carl Alcxandei Moses Flshe
Ruth Echols Ollie johnson
Moses Wught Elias Potts. Do.
Maun. Geraldine McKInnel
Marv mccoy, Ruth mccoy All.
ice Washington. Samuel Thur
nan Nj and Ms Chas I'm
dcrWood Ms Mary Cooklop
Mrs Lillian Tant Mrs Betty
Barkloy u and Mrs Ray Tan
{ tFHf ffff
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-06-07
TALK -s 81 TOWN
By LYNNETTE PENN

CIVIC ANp CULTURAL NENTJ RES q TWO
rrops In socs rce nls'fraeted me interest ana A.
,eaton 81 nerots PoQa.ace 90 .a,' Nseet na y T.
~ rer-, b WITH TIE WOMEN MAS ne
tuc-'s-irs ycf>ar ~ TN 81" bra Nl3of .'p
TIE atter observed c>ir AZ very loN't tfa ~
S,r3ay af,erra,r 4, trc pe,rl Association Womeus
Cl.as Rt.dmg rres.5 WAS N stuart Ioodle ne
o4tEorg preSeeH' NrS sara li l'Nai1 I.NtN't' :
Secrear 10 "a. L4ty Tin rWar lN'A wa, ne guest
sreaker A~eg the rr co,t II me onsef'ers We're
Ms .r,es Hendst,or and Nl.. Roscoe lett. nno are
charter rerhtrs ot Inc grai and , actse in II pro-
gran
Each year the group has selected some theme of
interest for intensive with this selection being
Life in These United States Resource leader, Mrs
Baldwin Norris directed the study which concerned IT.
sef Nth ntercultural relations labor situations re-
stretive covenants, and problems Of the same Xix
Also part OF their program active participation and
contribution in charitable ventures, including the
KAACP Delta Home for Girl Sponsorship OF girl at
Camp Noreom and gifts Of books for children to libra
ries Officers for the ensuing are Mrs George
Franklin president Mrs George Collier president;
Mrs Richard Bowman. recording seoretarv Mrs Ernst
CAbule assistant Miss Lavnia Moore,
sponding secretary; and Mrs James n. Sparks treas
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-06-07


Nv5s - Ar9e o' "',fH s'er nc
srtfr'st seee re s' tho + en- mood
friends N- Nf~ .arcs 'fr't r, BrD nCht1
Boz 'ret-td ~ GftaE rem few Ola, AND re-
tlrred r. ro CttS ntre
RETURNING from treks to far away places
~ere other soclalfes MRS Lucyoelie Morris newly
elected president Of Alpha ~ Sigma chapter OF Delta
Sigma meta sorority has Just returned from an ex-
tended stay m eHas Mrs theresa Henderson Is full
81 news about the excitement accompanying the Indian
spo" Speedway classic which she attended last week
last and furious and goos ~ people Not so fast but
quite scenic was the trip TO washington made by sidney
barth~el and Mclean Morrison, who drove TO Wash
mEton G. to attend the National Pharmacists Con-
ventlon Mss Roberta Mcclure spent pleasure Re
day. m Chicago With trinket' "lore and plenty OF
tales About days N Mexico, Mr. and Mrs Raleigh Muir
Gently returned after ~o-month stay in lower Cali.
fornis and the country south Of the border
KIN 1l fif N'FI p "'ef fe HOLIDAYS was
rs7e 6F ~" R8 SO Jone. me q 0a&s'- ana Yrs Fred
J0nes ~ ~ '+etff gre' er Ntf ana .or-
r. .onFS neF went q Aa klnac "hfr" they had
mlra tn aao"r' ~ to'ifse ta's e"fd inc lake
Ne as ~ appreg a'ite Gltnce, AZ lle cheerful 'ame
~ ~ href . RE gct< dared to rough waters for
ZONES ~ i'a at'tr turn or Two
" nm 'to ,n enSdt ~ Ha IN Jones went OK
hey Han n spend ,eset ~e more during tbe coming
season
,,,r,n.,, ,.1-r
- NoiIo are que Soieen rero
Iusn,sr o. Nrs' lorehoe refo VINO mas reached me
az a mo L,i s , "t a lne
- iItL Ieo se''ins o1'nosy no,es Is At'orney
Mrs Marian Hubbard Who surprised him with dinner
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1947-08-14
w

Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey w. Bur-
dette, of Woodfield, announce the
marriage of their daughter, Mil.
dred Joan, to Harold E. Maynard
of Arlington, Va, on Saturday,
August 2. A few close friends and
relatives attended the wedding
which took place at the home of
the Rev. James Allen Dudley, pas
tor of Epworth Church, Washing
ton.
The bride wore a pink dress with
navy blue accessories and cor
sage of lilies of the valley and
white roses.
Her attendants were Miss Ar
lene Stirhart of Washington, and
Mrs. Laura B. Bowie, sister of
the bride. Miss Stirhart wore a
navy blue dress with matching ac-
cessories and gardenia corsage.
Mrs. Bowie was dressed in aqua
with black accessories and wore
pink rosebud corsage.
John Boothroid of Arlington,
Va, was best man for Mr.. May
nard.
After wedding trip through
the North, the couple will reside
in Washington. Mrs. Maynard is
a graduate of Damascus High
School and has been working at
the Veterans Administration for
the past three years. Mr.. May
nard served four years in the
Navy.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1947-08-14
New Citizens Get
Flags From OAR

Mrs. Eigene w. Shaw, chairman
of Americanism of the Chevy
Chase Chapter of the Daughters of
the American Revolution, accom-
panied by the Regent of the Chap
ter, Mrs. Alexander M. Ashley,
Mrs. Fenner D. Powell, and Miss
Byrd Belt, attended the ceremo-
MES at the Court House at Rock
vile on Wednesday when 16 appli-
cants for citizenship were accept
ed with Judge Prescott presiding.
Mrs. Shaw presented each new
citizen with an American flag four
by six in size and a D. A. R. Man
ual for Citizenship, and the group
welcomed them as new citizens to
Montgomery County.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1947-08-14

Miss Ann Farquhar is visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Lounsbury al
Chadds Ford, Pa.
DR.. A. Thomas Hallowell spent
last weekend in Sandy Spring with
his mother, Mrs. Francis M. Hal
lowell. This, week he is visiting
Mrs. Ralph Gawthrop of Whining
ton, Del, at her summer home in
South China, Me. Miss Cornelia H.
Thomas plans to fly to Maine to
join her cousin on Friday.
The Garden Club met Tuesday
with Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Hyda
Nv.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mahlon Kirk w
entertained last week at a small
dinner party in honor of Mr.. and
Mrs. Addison Foster. Their other
guests were Mr.. Fosters sister,
Mrs. William Petit, of Lexington,
KY, and Colonel and Mrs. John
Dinsmore of Washington.
The Montgomery Farmers Club
will meet with the Kinks this Sat-
urday.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1947-08-14
DR.. Morris To Head
County Mental Clinic

DIR. Robert Morris will succeed
the Mental Hygiene Clinic, accord
ing to Mrs. Dexter Bullard, presi-
dent of the Board.
DR.. Morris is known in this area
through his association on the
Clinic staff in the past year and
through earlier and current con.
nections with the U. S. Naval Hos
pital, st. Elizabeth's Hospital, AND
the Washington School of PSYCHE
airy. He holds degrees from the
University of California, from LIE.
land Stanford University, anc
from the University of Chicago
DIR. Morris assumes the position o!
Clinical Director on October /.
The Mental Hygiene Clinic is
member Of the Montgomery
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1947-08-14
Sandy Srsits9 Nsi9hlosAood

Miss Grace India Downey was
hostess on Saturday at the Olney
Inn at a dinner party preceding
the Howard County Cotillion, Her
guests included Miss Jean H,
Thomas, DR.. and Mrs. Jack A.
Ladson, MIR. and Mrs. Frank
Sharpless, Mr.. Frank Riggs and
DR., Thomas A. Ladson, Jr.
Mrs. Charles B. Basinger left
Wednesday to visit her parents,
r.. and Mrs. William M. Palmer,
in Parma, Mich. She expects to re-
turn in early September, bringing
with her her two daughters, Anne
and Susan, who have been spend
ing, the summer with their grand
parents.
d The Sandy Spring Athletic AS
ISOLATION met Monday evening with
Francis Snowden.
On Saturday Mrs. Malcolm F.
Thomas will be hostess at Green
Acre at a/shower in honor of Miss
Faith E. Farquhar.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1947-08-14

Anderson denies high meat
prices are caused by exports.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1947-08-14
Prepared Farewells

Columbus, Ohio.-Final postal
cards were received by close as.
sociates of Julius F. Stone, Oh
year-old former Columbus indus
trialist, who died on July 25 in
Santa Monica, Calf. The cards,
bearing the picture of a snuffed
candle and a most appropriate
verse, had been prepared prior
to Stones death with instructions
that they were to be mailed the
day he died.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1947-08-14

Lilienthal warns of atomic de-
feat if we accept "phony' policy.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1947-08-14
Rockcrest Teen
Ayers Meet

The Rockcrest Teenagers Club
held its third meeting on August
IL at the Methodist Church. Ruth
Rokahr, chairman of the Public
Health and Welfare Committee,
reported that the water in Rock
Creek is unfit for swimming, ex-
cept at your own risk. Inquiries
made at the Department Of Health
revealed that the stream is flowing
constantly and cannot be accurate
ly tested.
New members who have Joined
since the original charter member
ship meeting are Judith and JAG
queline Able, Joan Brooks, Bobby
Chambers, Robert Higgins, Jimmy
MARI, Mary Jane and Paul Multi
gan, Ruth Rokahr, Robert Yocom,
Walter Dupee and Donna Diehl.
The next meeting Of the club will
be held Monday, September IL, at
the Methodist Church.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1947-08-14
Local Births At
Suburban Hospital

Births at Suburban Hospital,
July 81 through August 2, 1947
include Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Kile
McElfish, Rockville, a daughter
Mary 10, July 81; Mr.. and Mrs.
Carl Dimatrone Durbin, Rockville
a son, Stanley Edward, July, ri
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Leon Baker
Rockville, son, Edwin Leon, July
81; Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Francis
Foley, Rockville, daughter
Josephine Anne, July 80; and Mr.
and Mrs. Kenneth Hoyt Wilcoxon
Cabin John, daughter, August
l..
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1947-08-14
MONTGOMERY SIDELIGHTS
Bv ELSIE WHITE HAINES

9rate for the same ad and one sent
us bill for almost three times our
price.
1t is of the things we give you
without charge that you complain
most loudly. The Coming Events,
for instance. This-is the only paper
of our string of six that does not
treat the column as classified ad-
vertising. We have personally
fought for years to keep this a free
service to you. You can help SO
much if you will write the notice
of supper or other event to the
Office. Do not call or have someone
tell us about it. Have correct date,
time, place, ETC., and do not ask us
to make changes. This will prevent
costly errors.
And while we are getting things
off our chest" we would very much
like to get in touch with the indi-
vidual who was heard to proclaim
loudly at the Hospital Supper that
The Sentinel or its editor failed to
pay for stories it used. We can
think of only three persons other
than our correspondents who have
ever been paid to send us stories,
and his description does not fit. If
we owe him or his friends anything
we would like to have the bill.
How's this for a "gripe"? We
are going so good we hate to stop
but must go look for those "rose-
cololed glasses"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1947-08-14
Sc Girl 4-H'ers
At College Park

Montgomery county was repre-
scented last week at the Annual
All Club Week by Sc girls from
various local All clubs, and the
assistant Home Demonstration
Agent, Miss Virginia McLuckie.
Julia Miller of the Unity. All
Club, who entered the State Style
Review with her red and white
cotton bolero suit was awarded a
red ribbon for workmanship. Jane
Chisholm, of the Garrett Park Club
modelled her grey chalk stripe suit
with black accessories. Margaret
Fry, of the Laytonsville All Club.
also modelled her brown checked
suit with brown accessories. Both
suits were awarded blue ribbons
for workmanship.
Helen Becraft, of the Washing
ton Grove All Club, was awarded
first prize of all blue ribbon sponge
cakes for her Angel Food Cake.
Genevieve Mumford, of the Coles
vile All Club, won the second best
blue ribbon of all blue ribbons for
her three jars Of different vegeta-
bles. Shirley Burdette and Bar
Bara Jordan placed third as judg-
ing team in the Judging of Baked
Goods. Carol Schaffer,- of Cedar
Grove, was the only girl from
Montgomery County who was
initiated into the All Stars.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1947-08-14
POTOMAC
Mrs. Walter B. Myers
Route No. 8, Bethesda
Phone Rockville R282

Mrs. F. Moran McConihe with
Ellie and Peter are mentioning at
Cape May, N. ].
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Leo Clagett have
returned from a trip through Can
ada.
Miss Joyce Perry is visiting Mrs.
Catherine Borden of Washington,
D. c.
Friends of Mrs. Charles Case
regret that she is ill and wish her
a speedy recovery.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1947-08-14

County Community Chest and
Council and serves children and
adults, residents of the county
without distinction, except the in
dividual's need of psychiatric help,
and the limitations of staff which
at present consists of a Psychia-
trist- Director "a psychologist, two
psychiatric social workers, and a
secretary. Prospective patients
may call the clinic directly for
appointments.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1947-08-14
Birth Announcement

Mr.. and Mrs. George Ankney, of
Rockville, announce the birth of a
Z pound, IL ounce daughter born
August 9 at the Montgomery Coun-
ty General Hospital.