davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1947-04-09

WAlENrNONI PNOfENi I7SALE
BAY RIDGE-Det. home, directly on and
bsssa saa ssts H. .na sls.s ss
Ss.s i = On $na 4 L; bsms. l, ass 81 Ssst. s:ssr
fSInisRsd. :isNEsz cusHXRD. or. fs$s:
SHADY SIDE, D.-Besutifui log cabin
bungalow. facing water; furnished; owner
leaving town. must sell at once. win show
srRW slWs sy egpt. ESels:Iys ssxs With ss1s F.
EoTIcEE.;Ths Westminster is, a one, M ef s., es..
our new salt waterfront sections; roads
now under. construction; also new homes
ssaS sSy 0s asseoSsns ons e sa' a hs s' c.ss "
Maryland, fishing. swimming, duckins and
PRESEASON OFFERING Of choice lots in
Bay Ridge Md. at special prices; this OUT
standing resort Is on the Chesapeake Bay,
iqom ss wa.bn1tsa ns from ARnagYs Rags e aS oo 81
tzs5 WsTrs Seaai sSaoSS NJ sTISSa. s5SSS ~, ~.
andy Beach. boat i ssrbor Iets SSxi4o.
wy esEs SsfsiSssiRs BsvesS BEACH, sSasoS %..
HAVE 2 HOUSES, one large and one
small, zI.d os on us acres, ,.S water s fr9nt:, Yk
and another house near water front Tor
HYATTSVll1iE INVEST. CO., b303 Baltt-
more ave, Hyattsyille, Md. Ill
CHESAPEAKE BAY, year-round home;
rooms and bath; 25 miles out: oil heat.
cleo refgr., complete plumbing: comfort
ably furnishsd; immsdiets occupancy,
SEVERN RIVER, North shors-smali ss-
tate In beautiful location, consisting Of
main house (owner's home) and s other
modern yesr.around houses and 9 ssragss:
plants plants and open nreplsses bssutifu!
excellent boat harbor;, all modern conyen-
sufficient acreage for additional houses;
good for home and Investment, or invest
ment only. This property Is approximately
9amiles north Of Annapolis. between An-
SON q CO, ReaItorss 80 W. Hamilton st.,
BaNCRoFT sH5 THE M dtfyR bEAHTiPuI, ao'4 bord.rins
the clean salt waters Of DELIGHTFUL st.
Leonards. amidst the MAGNIFICENT scenic
beauty, has everything for fun-loving peo-
pie who enjoy year-around boat harbors,
fishing. swimming, duck. shooting. etc. A
modern Tudor-style clubhouse and wooded
island are also available. Buy nowf Large.
restricted, wooded waterfront sites. ripa-
rian rights. at predevelopment prices. D-
rections: To reach Bancroft, drive throush
Upper Marlboro, Route A, turn right on
Solomons Island rd.,- Route 4l6, continu-
ing through town Of Prince Frederick to
Bancroft. Watch for signs. Represents
tive on premises at all times. Phone MA
44S3, BARSE STONEBRAKER. --l3
Evening star., 1947-04-09
DESK SPACE FOR RENT.

EXCELLENT LOCATIONS desk space. fur.
nished, with reeeptionist and switchboard
service, in modern attractive ofnces To-
BIda.. $40 nth st. NV; each telephone
equipped with q Hush-A-Phone to In
sure privacy; . pleasing, comfortable con-
ference room IL available for private dis
cussions; desk space, mail address and
telephone answering services also avail
able ct our ofices In the Bond Bldg, 14th
DESK SPACE, mail address. telephone en-
tering service by experienced operator.
L, ]. COWIE, 500 Eye st. NV. III
Evening star., 1947-04-09
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT.

DOWNTOWN, near bth and @ SITS. NV
2,2OO 50. II. Of 1st foor space; Air condi;
toned; 12-car parking lot IN rear, ideal
for ONCE or laboratory work. Call rent
dept, LEO M. BERNSTEIN d CO.. 1915
K st. NV. ME. 540Q. IL
STORE IN CAPITOL HEIGHTS area, brand;
appliances or other business. McGIVERN
Co. 43O 9Th ct. NV, RE 1899. II
Evening star., 1947-04-09

I.t coMMERCTAL aRoYND, 5O1I42 and
2bx142, to. . wide rear Alley, frontaxe o., on
st. NV prssd o ss
81 g!sass @ ssll Harry /. TRfEDMHN. BfefsT.
si,sbo, CONVENIENT TERMS, buys a lot
100x2S6 being v acre, Of ground in beat
tiful subdivision immed. adjoining Bradley
blyd. in the heart Of the country club dis
aSa W. %s.h Y Ysu fa' viii e WISE snsssst
KssI;or, zS4o Wisconsin, aye, aye, vi: $50. ,as
proysd side and . rear slles. sidevaik and
utilities in. Livingston st. east Of Nsysda
BsEEAUpTffuG sEEs 1f Isvsl eiSs Wooded lots. 7ox1ad
ssjsis s.ss 1T A. ss4i AaozzH 5 IA
Ie'Gi II G1iou ARE INTERESTED in building
2 house. this IL the lot for you; Larcom
ans 500 :ssSo $3.50 e.ss srsi iliss sssf APfss
2204 wilson blvd, GL, 1900 or OK; 4123.
az Couple vA boeE. Il to No. the asd erss ST II
BEATTY CO.. siIs wilson blvd. OF. or
GfoRGsiTowN--15.ooo 50. IT.. near s1st
n sha afai. st. LEO Leo RofS. RS,fi sc SssoGm M ss
BEAUTIFUL, wooDMooa, silys. sDrias..:
sSo
ssS .s.s. :sssss 6 q 4
seas ss{ase. |R1s:, e. adSS ;,
sprinEbrook Forest. where careful planning
values and freedom from snerosahments s
Silver ass 1s1ni spTins ssmlnn.s dive from
ssIsS avsss ss than RIess 4s per e
d as ss, Dexsa fn essa g. H
a4aEs aSa4aEIua asassi ass4EpEHsS sHs afSo choice lsss
SIS sRuso e5nss5 e. PsHssd He Esssors s.shs So
RiSi MoDrs "a KaNoH aasS HOUSE, n.di.n. es heat.
9.ssaTs ssss Poo sss ssssf h pona
strteted area tracts, .hiil top. views for
ley s's susperhishNsy: , would You like 70 build
aaa a1a buildins aia sersiss. 1' Phone "a. isio-R
OFF 18th sT. NV. near Primrose rd..
1875 ss Tea'si no. .o aRh ss'Iss sc ssRh as PTi:e
LANHAM rAEK; =. Defense ,.l,s,1y. lh,s1y.. ,. ias.
ITO: $3.50; phone. City water. schools,
post oftce, bus and rail service; ready for
Princess Garden rd, Lanham. Nd. Phone
'sisssse EsSHl LSTs. gSes 1loxI7s IT, each. .bou.
n BIZ. OF Old Bladensburg I'd CRANE d
HEf.AN. Realtors. 81. 1000, ewes. til 9.
HnLENpAIs-a choice nomesises in th,.
trees has frontage Of 200 feet: priced
S3, ,7b0. One other lot. slightly elevated.
140-ft. frcntase, containing over scrs.
iSs fsse vi MtLsSS tHS sIvb. = !. Colonial v.ilsss
front, 1e6 It. deep; suitable for any typ<
cf local business; can be rented on short
lease while xattipE for scpstsucsisognsi sg /
d Is Az. NJ 24o0. NJ z62o.
Evening star., 1947-04-09
SUBURBAN REAT-MARYLAkp.

CHEVERLY, MD.-Furn. s.rm. house. ar
ranged for 2 families. On neatss soyn Earaee. ase
A. II. SEIDENSPINNER. Realtor. 6o37
Baltimore blvd. Riyerdale. Md, WA. 10I0.
Evening star., 1947-04-09
sroREs WANTEp.

WANTED 70 RENT-smah store. about
400 g; u; RI, gS45 .,S 5sroyr vYpx !g,.r. e.
On On. ave, preferably In Silver Spring.
Cali sligo 2a45. Mr.. JOHNSON. LIZ
Evening star., 1947-04-09
ouT-oF-Towk REAL ESTATE.

snug nsherman's haven in one OF Florida
Communities: over 400 sold. TO 5 acre
homesftes, fronting or nr. salt water,
Community boat dock prtgils,, hard I'd.
cleo; titles guaranteed; priced as low as
5000, S46 down, SIS . mo-; immed. pos
booklet, write or phone Paul q. Harrtson,
1882 X ct. NV, ME. 1143, J. WESLEY
piTrH1NkN Reaitor --10
Evening star., 1947-04-09
WAREHOUSES FOR SALE.

Mr.. SOUTH CAPITOL 81. BRIDGE4 adj.
brick bldgs, from IA stories, 146x173;
fronting on s. Capitol st. istone's throw
from BRIDGE; can be purchased IS Eroup
or In part; formerly used as laundry and
busy thorougfifare. BAsuIKO INVEST
MENT CORR, 212 Bond Bids. DI. s724.
Evening star., 1947-04-09
SUBURBAN PROPERTY WANTEp,

m VTRGINIA-NIce home near Airing
ton Hospital with bedrms.. or baths;
up to $4,000. CHI. $685. IL
m VIRGTNIA-3-bedrm bungalow with
or baths: nice area, close In. CH.
m vRGN1A--2-bedrm bungalow, close
to bus, shopping. ETC.; up to $1,000 cash.
CH S3k3 IL
Evening star., 1947-04-09
INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR SALE.

INDUSTRIAL, and End oommersisl: ny.
Ha.n VI. NJ. aha Livinsston. J. A. McKEEvER Co.
PI sz3sGN sz3s eyes 81; sIHs;rS4R}ssffn1A1-Approxi. SRssfn
mateiy 1890 50. It., 5-rm. stucco bunga-
low that could be converted to omces;
new Anchor fence. hard,surfaeed street
an ideal spot for warehouse or small
plant. For full information. call M.
FRAZIER, at On. 1910. Or % EYES. uN. oloe.
Evening star., 1947-04-09
ACREAGE WANTED.

ACREAGE OR LOTS with improvements,
mr.. sewer and watti, for. subdivision, vet
DAN oSTRoW CoNSrRUCTToN CO.. 24s0
f,th ST. NV. CO. 1910. -
Evening star., 1947-04-09
coNMERcIAL PROPERTY FOR SALT

ALEXANDRIA-2O,25 So. ft,.. frontins
on two streets; best commsrctsl gect1on;
REALTY CO, o07 Prince st., Aexandris.
~ sA2S; syss sysstsaTrfaoss ara sa for s ..is Ssia II
iesse SemhhhHniin n HriinstoD and Ysirfag countiss
". ". 3 Broad &. Fhons Ak. l45s Or "a.
TsSHi nEsT LOCATED SITE in main business
cs sf IMbMxRD MsshxsR s. & s'gTer 'gaToerHAp. W ksaitor
enfRssF niR2sss. dsSssmskt12I sSs sE 0anouNp5Q.Y4s y
and 25zl42 e Fs.r wid. n..r shsfi i. ifSnsi iS9esi
location Tor. many types OF buslness;
iFits mi HgY EE,siss T. sk
1 iRSooMs, fun basement. wide alley: on
as si;s p,s; ppo;rfHa eRs IA IA oM1za BE rau In IT,
2I3O PENNA. AVE. N.W.--1st commercial;
store, Q apts., with 2-story double prick
garage In rear; building vacant hy July 1ss.
s-story 1aT ann ana Tis bsssnsns ss rooms w bath.
each: h.-w. coal heat: double sarass In
AL 9th st. .sw.--1st commercial; .
rooms. baths. Nv. t sSai enosnam;srci.l; nsn1; T.
iIoS sth e. ,s. nx-1ss somn;srssis can; s..s. with
= a. @ ri nss-3;,nd ne: .;,.a eommere'ai' o'oVo
81 cssntrsl mi Ml'n ave. s,01 ana new roadway over
the corner, graded to street level; hnanc-
inc and terms san g arEssgqsEsMa sqEM On sSoSc soN
lai1 Eye ct. NV. RE-. 1882; svsse g.
Evening star., 1947-04-09
eUsINEss PROPERTY FOR SALE.

18th ST. NV, between Que and r. L.
.Ss nu. a.r $1,000 'esa s1l a hsn :soss sa
Mr. " g. Hunt. MURCHISON REAL
ESTATK RI. 1897; AD. e466 ere. and Sun.
Evening star., 1947-04-09

COMMERCIAL PROPERTY WANTEp.
CHAIN co. WANTS 10000 TO 10000 g;
WSHITEFoRb. INC, m. $40: ewes, ga.
inSvvfEsToR HAS $4,000 to buy business
Piesss cali at once. GUY WHITEFoRD.
NC, RE e346: ewes, SH. 461S. 10
Evening star., 1947-04-09
SUMMER HOMES.

DESIRE sUMMER COTTAGE within IS
engineer and family. BOX 49e-Y, star. I4s
FAIR HAVEN, Midsummer cottags for
rent, furnished; overlooking Chesapeake.
TIE. 1891 Ill
Evening star., 1947-04-09
COMMERCIAL GROUND
ACREAGE FOR SALE

ooMMERCTAL LOT ea1l!e. en 9.,I Pfinss tSsEt, q;
uN. O7O0; eyesa UN. 2l73. --l9
Evening star., 1947-04-09
OFFICES WANTED.

900 SQUARE FEET for WASHINGTON
branch Of ONCE equipment manufacturer
Mr.. Knox, ONCE Of ROBERT w. SAVAGE
Realtor, s13 Union Trust Bldg, MA. $3.50
Evening star., 1947-04-09
REAL ESTATE WANTED.

I PAY CASH or win sell for you, lots
houses OF acreage; free appraisal. sCOII
SANDERS, 3919 So Cap. st.. TR. 1858.
CASH AT ONCE for small or large houses
in any condition or any section. Call
MR.. MANGUN, MA. 8499. p
Evening star., 1947-04-09

INvEsTMENT PRopERrY WANTED.
units. III Harry HORTON. Broker. pi
Evening star., 1947-04-09
RusINEss PROPERTY WANTED.

UNLIMITED CASH available for purcha ase
of business property or ground, D. O., Ma
or Va; JESS FISHER, 913 N. 7. ave. NV.
RE. 5000: 70
Evening star., 1947-04-09
WATERFRONT PRoPERTY-sALE

BUILDER WANTS LOTS with sewer and
water in Arlington, Falls Church or close
IN Fairfax GIL. 1909 or 0L. 1885. Ii
Evening star., 1947-04-09
LOTS FOR RENT.
LOTS WANTED.

DESIRABLE FOR USED CAR LOT, sS
I'd. and Douglas 1t. ne. Gall
Evening star., 1947-04-09
THE EVENING STAR washington, D. G. B-1'
wrDklspAY. APRIL q 100.

WAREHOUSE WANTID.
110UT S.40o "a. n. a. space Wanted q
railroad; VIII 1eAae ~ rear. Cau IN
PAYNE, De, 49QQ, - .
Evening star., 1947-04-09
STUDIOS FOR RENT.
LOTS FOR SALE.

6EAUTTFUL FURN. MUSIC sTUDTO fol
So1r SfsaHnk kp. Sssss s7ss. :. % Al0. 80 -.
Evening star., 1947-04-09

NEAR ST. AGNES CHURCH, Cherrydale--
bedrooms. baths, coal h.-w.h.: needs
renovattng: good buy on any market.
S1o.500. Good terms,
Grand neighborhood, N. Arlington. .
bedrooms and 1 bath. glassed-tn sleeping
porch, built-in garage; can easily and
cheapiy be made into bedrooms and 3
baths $e,750. Terms.
heat: Clean and Iivsbie. so. BOO. Good
terms. Possession with title. Can
Evening star., 1947-04-09

s stores; excel.
real investment,
Co. M 11W
Evening star., 1947-04-09

me we have
long time.
4 beautiful
every ap-
landscaptng
DWYER 81
Uhle ST.,
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1947-12-18
Christmas Season
Gets Into Full Swing
throughout County

The Christmas season will get
into full swing in the county this
weekend as churches, organiza-
tions and homes mark the APP
preaching holiday with religious,
musical and social affairs. All
business houses have Yuletide dec
crations in place and report bust
ness good.
A very nice occasion was the
open house party given Sunday
evening by Thomas Townsend
Mott of Sandy Spring. Mr.. Mott is
master Of foxhounds for Redland
Hunt and owner Of a stable which
under the training of Miss Julia
johnson has attained national
fame. Among the trophies Mr..
Mott holds are the Saratoga Gold
Cup won in August by Floating
Isle ard the Harbor Hill Cup won
by the same horse in September.
With the Gold Cup, Floating
Isle also brought home a prize of
$4,000. Other winnings and the
$4,000 won in the Manly Steeple-
chase at Pimlco in November,
made Floating Isle the biggest
money winner Of any steeple-chaser
in the United States this year.
The annual come cut your
Christmas-tree" party at Cations
Adventure, will be given Satur-
day by Mr.. and Mrs. MINER Hos
teller.
Between the hours Of dawn and
dusk, several hundred Of their
friends will visit the farm In the
Glen, cut tree, then wander down
to the hospitable home for dough-
nuts, spiced cider and bit of chit
chat.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1947-12-18
County YMCA Elects
Board of Managers

Ten members to the board of
managers were elected at the an
nual meeting of County YMCA
members at the Baptist Church in
Bethesda on Tuesday, December
16. Elected from the northern sec
ton of the county were Barnard
Welsh, jr., and David E. Belts,
both of Rockville, and Mrs. Her.
man M. Wilson of Gaithersburg;
from the eastern suburban sec
ton, Allen H. Gardner, Charles M.
Graham. Blair Lee III and Chester
n. Keller, all of Silver Spring.
Those from the western section
were Paul L. Banfield, Bethesda,
and Paul B. Diver and Chester H..
Mccall, Chevy Chase.
In addition to the election a
typical club meeting was held by
the nine and ten year old Somer-
set Cray Boys. A report on the
older boys conference at Dover,
Delaware, was given by Edward
Norris of Lincoln Park High
School, Rockville. Reports were
given by the executive secretary,
J. B. Bunker, Bethesda, and the
treasurer, Warren d. Haley.
The board Of managers will meet
early in January to elect the off
GERS for 1913.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1947-12-18
Trained Speech
Needed, WOmen'S
Club Is Told

1--WE all need training in speech,
especially in women's clubs" Mrs.
Edwin Foringer, drama chairman
for Montgomery County of the
Federation of Women's Clubs, told
members Of the Rockville Woman's
Club at their monthly meeting
Thursday afternoon, December IL,
in the home of Mrs. Randolph Tai
bolt.
There is a time in all our lives
when we've got to speak up in
public" Mrs. Foringer pointed out,
land we should know how to do it
in the correct manner" She urged
her listeners to recognize no linn
itations" in attempting drama or
speech work. When putting on a
play, everyone has a lot of fun
working together, in spite of
plenty of headaches, Mrs. Foringer
said, and added that she would like
to see the same spirit SNOWFALL
until all the trouble in the world
would stop.
At the close of her talk Mrs.
Foringer gave a reading of "The
Ballad of the Harp Weaver" by
Edna st. Vincent Millay. Mrs.
Rose Dawson, president, presided
at the meeting, at which contribu-
tons were voted to the Tubercul-
osis Association and the Commun-
ity Chest. Members brought cloth
ing and gifts for a needy family's
Christmas. Mrs. Myles Olsen and
Mrs. Charles Prettynan were well
coined as new members of the
Club. Mrs. Carl Frankenfield and
MIS-. Robert Fulcher, who are on
the Post War Service Committee,
announced plans to help disabled
soldiers wrap their Christmas
packages at Forest Glen. Refresh
ments were served by Mrs. Kramer
Burke and Mrs. Ralph Williams.
The next meeting of the Club
will be held on Thursday after
noon, January 8, at p. m. at the
home of Mrs. Kenneth Waters,
Germantown. The speaker will be
Irving G. McNayr, who will discuss
our County Government. Mrs.
Merhle Haihes will be co-hostess
with Mrs. Waters.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1947-12-18
Shotgun And ShOat
To Be Given Away

A Remington Automatic Shot
gun and shoat will be given away
by the Rockville Chapter of the
Izaak Walton League at it's last
turkey shoot of the season Sat-
urday afternoon, December 20.
There will be plenty of turkeys
too. Proceeds of the affair will be
used to further the conservation
program which is being carried
cut in cooperation with the Mont
gomery County Schools.
The Turkey Shoot will be held in
the usual place, behind the Rock
vile High School, and jim Berrier
will be on hand to keep things
running smoothly.
A cordial invitation is extended
to all to come out this Saturday
at 2 p. M. and spend an enjoyable
afternoon for a worthy cause.
Come out and win a turkey.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1947-12-18
Hospital Donations
Are Generous

Donations of over $3.50 in cash
and almost 2400 containers of
fruits, vegetables and jelly were
received at Montgomery County
General Hospital on December 6,
the annual donation day.
There were 1866 quarts of home
canned products and 100 glasses of
jelly. Bushels of potatoes and APP
Piles and a large supply of gro
ceries were also given by clubs,
schools and individuals.
Damascus Homemaker's Club
sent the largest donation = POO
quarts of fruit.
Donations for the hospital was
a part of the Thanksgiving pro-
gram at Sherwood and several
other county schools.
Gifts of 1877 articles of linen
were also received with more COM
ing in, the committee reports.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1947-12-18
Handles Messiah Will
Be Sung Friday Mite

The Christmas portion of Ham
dels Messiah, and including the
Hallelujah and the Amen Chorus
es, will be sung this Friday eve
ming, in Grace Methodist Church
in Gaithersburg, by the 100 voice
choir Of Mt. Vernon Place Church,
Washington, under the direction Of
r. Dean Shure.
This Is being sponsored by all
the Methodist Churches of this
section. Last Christmas this same
choir gave the Messiah in the Cal
thersburg High School when about
800 people attended. A capacity
crowd is expected this year. All
are welcome. There is no admis-
sion. An offering will be received.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1947-12-18
Farmers Bank Gives
Party At Olney Inn

Ohiccrs, directors and employees
81 the Farmers Banking and Trust
Company Of Rockville, including
the Kensington and Poolesville
branches, enjoyed Christmas
party at Olney Inn on Wednesday,
December 10. Fifty-fve attended
the party, which featured music
and other entertainment.
A Christmas bonus Of one
months salary was given tn each
employee. II was announced that a
retirement plan would 20 into eff
feet whereby employees could re-
tire at the age Of 65 with a PEN
sion. Free disqualification for Fl
days for employees.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1947-12-18

with "a carolers, and those menu
bers of the faculty and the stu
dents participating in special acts.
Leading the 23-piece band will
be George Westcott, instrumental
music teacher in the county.
Supervising the art work, stage
crew and programs respectively
for the presentation are three
Richard Montgomery teachers:
Miss Helen Day, Mr.. Donald Kec-
sey, and Mrs. Louise C. Hague.
At intervals during the evening,
the audience will have an oppor-
tunity to join in singing Christmas
carols.
The public is cordially invited to
attend this unique production.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1947-12-18
McNayr Warns Board That
Bond Market Is "SLOW"

County Supervisor Irving G..
McNayr warned the County Com
missioners at the regular meeting
held in Rockville Tuesday that the
next bonds to be issued may not
sell so readily us those sold in the
past. The meeting was short and
the board went to Bethesda for re-
coming hearings in the afternoon.
In celebration of the birth of a
daughter, Laura Margaret, on Sat
urday, Commissioner Charles Jam
ison had provided the board, clerks
and press with a five pound box of
candy. The Jamison's have a sec
end child, Charles Thomas, nearly
two years old.
A letter from the League of
Women Voters thanked the Com
missioners for carrying out the
wishes of County citizens in such a
cooperative and effective manner"
by granting additional funds for
schools, and asked that money for
new construction be secured as
soon as possible. County supervisor
McNayr commented that the coun-
ty had difficulty selling the $1,000
900 bond issue recently and ne
looks with trepidation on disposing
of the additional $4,000, 900, as the
bond market is "slow" at the pres
ent. Some municipal and city gov
ernments report no bids for bonds
being offered.
0. W. Anderson came in to call
attention of the board to the re-
cent announcement that Montgom-
cry County now leads the nation in
standards Of living in rural sec
tons. The Citizens Council for
Mutual Improvement was assigned
an interview for Tuesday, Deem
Der %, at IL o'clock.
Bethesda Chamber of Commerce
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1947-12-18
Clarks Hold Annual
Party At Normandy Inn

Mr.. and Mrs. James T. Clark of
Washington entertained at Nor
mandy Farm on Saturday evening
in honor of Mr.. Clark's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis T. Clark, of
mt. Ida, Ellicott City, who were
celebrating their 43rd wedding an
niversary.
Among the guests we're: Ad-
miral and Mrs. Benjamin Dorsey;
Honorable Ed Gossett; Honorable
and Mrs. Linton Collins; Com
mander and Mrs. Charles Lam
man; Mr.. and Mrs. John B. Ram
say, Baltimore; Mr.. and Mrs. Ro-
ger Ratcliff; Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Adair; Col. and Mrs. William
Press; Mr.. and Mrs. James B.
Clark, Ellicott City; Mr.. and Mrs.
Max Wakefield, Ellicott City, and
Tilghman Lang, Baltimore.
Others Of the immediate family
attending the dinner, which is an
annual affair, were: Miss Mary
Dorsey Clark; Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Howard; Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan J.
Clark; Mr.. and Mrs. Basil Clark
and Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Caldwell.
The table was beautifully ar
ranged with Christmas decorations
and after dinner the party gath
cred to sing Christmas carols.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1947-12-18
Fire Races School
Near Bethesda,
Pupils File Out

Fire departments from Rockville
and Gaithersburg Washington
Grove Joined fire fighters from the
suburban section of the county and
from Washington in fighting the
100000 fire which razed the main
building of the Honeywell Founda-
ton, a private day school on Brad
ley Boulevard in Bethesda on
tuesday. Firemen fought the blaze
FOR over two hours. The roof of
the building collapsed about noon.
One-hundred fifty students, s to
II years old, filed from the build
ing in orderly manner, most of
hem thinking the alarm was a
coutine fire drill.
The 24-room Georgian Colonial
type house atop a hill overlooking
Wilson Lane and Bradley Boule-
ward, was emptied of students in
90 seconds while flames gained
rapid Roadway through the north
east end of the two story frame
building.
The school which was to have
closed on Wednesday for the holt
days, will reopen as scheduled on
January 7, with classes to be held
1t Sky Meadows, former home of
the school at Seven Locks Road
and Bradley Boulevard.