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HOUSES FOR sALE-Nertheos..

COLORED-S1, 900 DOWN, 2-family fiat,
18th and sts. n;e.-2-story brick, 10
large "a rms. and z baths; each apt; consists
h.-w.h., coal: front and rear porches. Live
in one apt. and rent out the other. Call
~ PR weeseays Sun II tS D. YIN
coLoREDN7-kM. s22MIDET. brick. near
9TH and E. Capitol sts; 9-rm brick, 18th
snS, snd corcoTsn ora so sts NV. Easy terms. AD
coLoRED4si, $50 DowN-Trinidad sec
0n; ftHTy sfsG brick large
ment, gas a,-c' heat: nice n' yards; ARDS Al
condition; convenient to everything, Must
see to ZAP sppreciste Preed M to sell this
Sess Ssss spH Gr afsale Is can WM VI GAToM1Ts Tfsk
PRoPERT1Es' PF Ia!5 INC 1ol2 18th st. "a NV
coLoRED-$l,?5o DowN-1o rooms u
payment; this. house win sell today. act
Sal RHAfr2 II " coEF s sS5 a1ssT
COLoRED-1Ioo BLK. NEAL st. ne
Possession; Fros, beautiful row brick. coiqnia
rear porches full basement. h.-w.h.. large
yard excellent condition; selling with rea. ,9;,:
Frs eei 2fE Gf RhAf42 II c6RP HH s?s
CoLoREpMi1ss roin RE i1ss NEAL ST. N.E.-BeaTti.
full Colonial brick home with excel. income
3 complete separate apts.; oil h.-w.h.; lge
I'd; gar; apt. vacant and ready for new
Of Gsner a0 PEEK G0 eHeu eh a
340s 18th st. ne. phone CO. 1888; el
CoLORED-Iith AND MARYLAND ave. n .e
--7-rm., bath; row brick; INV h.; apt or
top f.: excel. home and incsme Real 6u,
st $500; substantial @ @ cash payment. co
coLoREbENEW ;ia RT GE f1vi hGSh HoMEsosmau dowr
payment, rooms, gas heat, hardWooe
doors does ref Eefsr ,of4 Mr.. REYNOLDS D1' 2244
IS LINCOLN rAES sws nice
gayMs1t gHNpoz Se fSed bU ts5mi a4 Mr. Gr0san xth
coIoRED cofREi vt NV UijLTRAMoD. s-rm. semidet
brick, IN Capital View. This house has
s M b %h 2e6s Pea rm fsd s6sd 6sh
and and ba beautiful fenced yard. ~ substantia.
down payment, Call M: Brooks after {
Pmi PFa1TT TR' biI 5ns9; aoSa Gifh EDWARD L. WIZ
eoHoRED0sEVERAL coHoffi ~ Hns NEW Broom brick
houses with bath, on Summit st. ne ~
house has hardwood floors, Venetian blinds
shades. electric refrigerstor sink with
Laundry tray gas Es9ge; a5condtiene6
cash, balance 500 so monthly. plus taxes
1889. H. S. corr, l Colorado Bldg;
coLoRED-NEAR 9th AND F SITS; NE
lge., bright rms; and bath: full bsmt;
| INV h.: price reduced for quick sale. Cal
| GE. 617a, or MI, S24l, VIM. H. BoAzE
CoLoRFD-BRANDNEw c;oG HOMES, $3.50
Small down payment. Row brick 5 large
rooms and bath. air-conditioned heat
hardwood floors. refgr., gas range; posses
busline. MR.. COMBS. TIA. 6S34 20
COLORED-NEW BRICK HOUSES rms
and bath, gas heat: priced for immediate
Brown. DE 3142: ewes and Sun, NO
OOPS, METROPOLIS REALTY CO., III;
| N. CAPITOL ST. 20
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HOUSES WANTED 20 BUY.
WANTED TO BUY-A rooming house,
C 81 600 cash paYment Call NIB

WANTED TO BUY-A rooming house, D.
G.. $1,000 cash cash payment. Call MRS.
NJ Mxss1s SF1 Ps sEAGTY G2rs CO. can sell your nsus.
ss1isssisn s ssis Wilson Si7a.. eE. 's o.
] Will PAY YOU CASH TODAY for your
STakIts Sssjss IA, s,.Hs, vstII, sS
70 purchase homes in any section OF wash,
and nearby MARYLAND. FIR, 1905.
I PAY Cash for houses: white or colored;
any condition. any section. MR.. B. LIsS.
II II rRoMpr Ia5S ATTENTION to the sale OF
your home, business or Investment prop
PHRs fIiE "Pss ReasoT sf ses hoTth sf Capitol IA
$3.50: Free appraisals Results since 1919.
DO YOU Want s SPEEDY AcIIoNs List List
ylll pay TOP price; ENTERRRIsE3 REALTY
sG s2 ASD Sft SE Eys Fl * saoe win pay
results quick action. MAX MILLER. 500
fh % YEAks ft Is sEkyicE SR i5qo to local proDert
erts WitR WM fssa Go fSe
FfTWoRTn FsayUGS fnce ASD sS Ris oS
The area; free appraisals. KAY REALTY
fMMEbfATE mn Isl Eoc CASH for yoar property. ne.
or Sc. white or colored Maryland or Viz Viz
g1a GoT 4 GG p1 W. 4s94 vim RE bv 1874 sar
sRs 3aS or sf sssn Ssas: !H
QUICK. DI. 1881 until 9 pm. 49,
WE CAN SELL your house and get top
cash price in D. C. or Md. Free appraisal;
plenty of clients waiting for quick results.
Call 4; H; Parker; RA; 1859 or IA: 1865.
WE WANT YOUR HOUSE. apartment, store
or unimproved land fer sale; we have n, z,
RsAG4S Ehs esns coRf Gan s7 AZ K B0sfheF re- s BRoR4
s.BEpRM; BRICK coTTAGEs,s Fails church
seses s tHe Hna wora or IN qsS'a Our
aotes TaP t 6aeT With
JOIN H. MILLER, Jr. & BRO, Realsors' Ito
and Dsarm vas s5ieb b.1F housss r.
waiting gaTshaSers M sra at reasonable PRICES
WANTEDN1ndividua desires stantially
built. or 4 bedroom home in good con-
s0 caen aes tEGm W paw al no
row ROW HOMES In NV or NE. sections
sT5sSlriSd SSs5sS5 sa 4a5a aoGsrs and heps-rou
may want to sell. we may have the buyer buyer.
out obieation. DOMINION ms. & REALTY
AGENCY AZ Gil s32S aiivpKs pk 1a79 ~ bnsa
lows with or 3 bedrooms. Call us for
immediate aPpEaisaIs WITHOUT d 96lisation
ALL CASH AT ONCE for houses large or
small white or colored, any condition. Ma
HAVE URGENT REQUEST for or 4
bedroom house. vicinity University Park
Will PURCHASE FOR Cash, 5 to T room
hqgse qgs or any gi sGsditi0n d or location Re
1 HAVE CASH BUYERS for your home or
property. List with me for prompt ana
SON, Broker. TIA. 4441. Ia
BRIGHTWOOD q bedrms., 12 baths
brick. vicinity Coolidge High; direct from
owner. Hyattsville Oo13; Box 1927, Star
bedrms. and attic with possibilities; mod
ern; no brokers'. Fairfax 15S before III
GOVERNMENT employe transferred to
Washington desires to purchase from own
er a three-bedroom home conveniently 10 10.
gatsd in Arpst.n hiR Box assa a7sT 1T star 20,
room house in D. C. or nearby Md. HO.
WANTED IMMEDIATELY, 4-bedroom
house, in good condition, under $4,000;
in Cleveland Park or comparable close-tn
section: 5000 cash: must be +;Na ayaiable sa lie
desirable. Call HELEN NORRIS. GO.
HAVE QUALIFIED PURCHASERS for
houses in Brightwood area; immediate
action. L. T. HIGGINS, 40 Bond Bldg,
MA. 1894 and Or. 1862. -3l
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SUBURBAN sALE-MARYLANp

TAKOMA PARK-Children viii love and
be safe in the large wooded rear yard; !;
ocasd ae sree oil
heat; owners for. 90 years. have bought
larger home, will give early possession; !;
sons When yoa Inspect ths ths 'as
BRAWNER, 100 Eye st. NV ME. 1850.
NEW BUNGALOWS. 5 rooms. bath. Priced
o@o s. + iRihDsss; III call oHAE1EsEs
CHEVY CHASE, between Conn. and Wis,
huge bedrooms and . baths, oak finished
attic. spacious liv: rm. with fireplace; large
IssaI$rPeu REAETY AssecfATEs; NC. Nc AN IS
ssa a1cf ssseo ima DOWN nnsnsn snd
asbestos shingles on shaded lot Large
side porch with separate entrance new
'"e coal 0 hotar tehe hea e ca pf 1oi5
until 9 pm, VIM. H. SAUNDERS CO, INC.
sve5 sdTooms sGFon 81 s3 A.
open stairs to finished room on End floor.
Storm windows new house condition.
ehons SR Nl shfxER I've 81 ALL
S %sS Msny til Sogss
s5S monthly ndudes prncps STn and nser
81 @sf4D'noey With st 2S9 aPDisEa ias
MopEksisr1c No f9E EuNcALow-ns nsauatfity!
kkitchen tile bath. porch. Near bus and
Fsisel y sE nIms On faR 3 RpI A y:
fRENcH Fri NeiI RENAISSANCE. Silver Spring
considerable personality and charm. loc ated
in very choice section: L-shaped living
seeas Rsfs1s ERssTs Sea
enormous closet space, tile bath, full base
oen n m6sbock aSf S RSAEr AasHs sH sf
Interest. taxes and insurance.. Deposit
retanded reoms b bedrooms 4 down. uB Baths v
ing room, fireplace: dining room. fully
eauipped kitchen-dinette. EuIl basementii IS. nti
paint over plastered wallis. Reasonable
lsERL kEIrY. 5o ST. aoni 45i1. # lines are Ssss.
PtffSe WaY fan FAY 0fski fRKNT.-s5oo deposit. SAB
monthly tprincipal and interesD. De
FSom eape s' cod sa full
and large unfinished attic, on big wooded
lot. Autumn or winter delivery: Price:
nen-Gis o.eH eAhsi 5. [. MURDock ses Really. 81.
4sII. II lines are busy. please cali back.
LARGE HOUSE and acreage. nr; Prince
Georges Hospital; 8 acres. ground mostly
cleared; house has rms. modern Kitchen,
3-car garage, full basement, oil heat, attic.
Has $4,000 first trust; easy terms: ROB
ERT MAGEE. RE: 7740 until $50.
DON'T MISS THIS-open; 7-rm; brick,
with fireplace, dining rm, kit. and bath
on 1st A.. bedrms. and bath on End f.:
large unfinished attic; vacant; newly re-
with private entrance full basement. h.
VIII, oil: lot, 75x150: S13.50n.e CT or
$500 cash. ALVIN EPLING, UN. o3l3
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SUBURBAN KENT-MARYLAkD.
SUBURBAN SALE-VIRGINIk.

BETHESDA-6-room, furnished house:
mo. beginning August l; S125. OIL. I759
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UNIVERSITY PARK.

UNIVERSITY PARK. MD; 411s wood
hall brick Colonial. built in 1941; = rms.
baths Iden and svasorg on nar1S 1st a.
rage and iaystory ia, basement: well
E5sss for s..ler suSf SALE sE1DEN
So SON MICH Ge Ts TssEAGgY so little cost-sps nix;
ing new detached brick Colonial of g
Ssee sRTns an rm Large modern T Rcsen Sh uy
DSs Ssdls r bath and I'll tied Ss sash o0F
block to transp. and all conveniences
$4,000 down. SIMON p4 s1,s & FRANK Ran c. e.
Fl The GOOD ONES GO FrRsT-The dis
fhs Rnsef breE Sou coona @ located
assi xoodsd lot: 9tS Spacious i US bedrooms. Baths
T1es ment ''arensf and bulisin RelHn garage sIMoa
shaFs Eftsr s e. defsld afs ST. Il s " S1sS
transp; Cape Cod Brick, excel. cond;; 1st
Til TILED nt bath: TN End A.. bedrms; fuii bsmt
%indoss Uaasioe aWninSs: r cali owNaR
Tower 5696 before 9 pm; 30 40
81
diate occupancy. Apply 511 German ave.
-19
COLLEGE PARK. 1912. Girard ave.--New
GI BUNGALOW with bedrms; on lst a; and
bookcases and beds; full bs;ement; tiisd led
walls insulated range IsEt tteb.n sDs
closet space, plastered walls: z blks: from
Nd. U;..I blk. from streetcar: lot 75xloo
sIi,5ooo ST NEW BRICK BUNGALOW, iiv
rm, dinette. kit. with range and refrigera-
full basement with laundry tubs, automatic
oil heat. lge: lot. $4,000 dovn, M, $es oS
WQop Ex oI1I AlIs; :;cn eyes; APi ossg, o homs m,s
First d., iiv. rm with fireplace, din. rm.,
modern kit: s-bedrms: and, and 6s bath o1 second
fun basement, automatic oil heat; lot,
5Ox37S. Terms. To inspect; call CAM
PAMELA q WOOD, Elk. 4I13; DE. 1887
TAKoMA PARK, MD.-1o rms, Q baths
3 sleeping porches. full bsmt.. oil heat
mouse sets on lot, 7sx16s deep; also exs., ys,
cuick sale, $4,000. Call 81. 1927. &c
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HOUSES FOR sALE-southwest

! YEARS OLD; semidetached brick; less
than mi from Key Bridge, in Va; . bed
rms, bath. insulated. oil heat: S11,2b0.
1894. 1- Ni'
iI9 CHESAPEAKE ST.-Live in this hand
some brick home and Keep cool; .overlooks
the city; center-hall plan, oil heat and
bsmt: suitable for apt. Mrs. Rushton
FIR. $3.50 cox & CO., DI 1854
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1947-12-26
INF Will Continue To Buy
Land For Resettlement OF
Refugees In Palestine

NEW YORK (JTA)-The Jew
ish National Fund will have to
continue purchasing land for the
resettlement of refugees and the
establishment of new colonies IN
Palestine after the new Jewish
State is proclaimed, Elias NJ cp-
stein. director of the overseas de-
partment of the ]. N. F., who
recently arrived in this country,
declared in a statement here.
He pointed out that the state
would succeed to the title only to
state lands now in possession OF
the Palestine Government. Adding
that the amount of state land is
mot sufficient" Epstein stated
that under any circumstances the
government would have to utilize
that land for the benefit of all
inhabitants.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1947-12-26

Purpose of Mr.. Popkin's visit
will be to meet with Zionist youth
groups and leaders in each city
to coordinate activities and plans
for the movement in keeping with
the expanded program undertake
en- by the Commission for Young
Judaea, Jr. Hadassah, Masada,
IZFA Intercollegiate Zionist Fed
GRAFTON of America) and local
Youth Commissions. He will at
tend the two conferences of Sr.
and Jr. Hadassah being held jan
uary 1918 in Chattanooga, Tenn,
and the other in Charleson, S. c.
from Feb. 1-3. Other places on
his tour are:
Birmingham, Ala, Dec. 1928;
Augusta, Ca, Dec. 31-Jan. 8;
Charleston, S. c., Jan 4; Column
bia. S. c., Jan. Sc; Spartanburg'
S. c., Jan. 7-8; Greenville, S. c.,
Jan. 9-1O; Clemson, S. c., Jan. IL;
Nashville, Tenn, Jan. 1920; Mem
phis, Tenn, Jan. 21-22; Clarks-
dale, Miss, Jan. %; Savannah,
Ca. Feb. As; Jacksonville, Fla,
Feb. SO; Mobile, Ala, Feb. 1O-11;
New Orleans, La, Feb. 12-l4;
Baton Rogue, La, Feb. 10; ana
Montgomery, Ala, Feb. 1917. A
tour of Florida is planned for
early Spring.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1947-12-26
TO ADDRESS SOUTHERN
YOUNG JUDAEAN MEET

Goldberg, Charles Feigelson, Roz-
ellie Hurvich, Faye Sperling, Mrs.
Nancy Goldstein, Mrs. Shirley
Fink, Mrs. Ruth Greenberg, Faye
Sarasohn, and Dorothy Rosenbert.
The complete program for the
COnclave follows:
THURSDAY, DECEMBER rs
$3.50. Pre-convention mixer,
YMHA.
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 26
900 A. M. Registration,
YMHA.
1000 A. M. Business meeting
YMHA, Gene Feigelson, pre-
siding.
1890 P. M. Luncheon, YMHA.
200 P. M. Boys Basketball
Preliminaries, YMHA.
500 P. M. Services and Ora
torical Temple BETHEL, Re-
ception and Program of Sing
ing and Dancing.
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 81
1000 A. M. Services-Temple
BETHEL.
81 1890 P. M. Luncheon-Temple
BETHEL.
2:3O P. M. Oneg Shabbot--
Temple BETHEL. Singing
Competitions.
500 P. M. Havdalah Service
Temple BETHEL.
$50 P. M. Basketball Semi
finals, YMHA. Ping-pong
Tourney, YMHA.
500 P. M. Indoor swimming
(Co-ed) YMHA.
Continued on Page Five)
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1947-12-26

An orchard of fruit trees will be
planted in Palestine to honor Mr..
Lester Udell, noted Jewish philan.
thropist and communal leader, Mr..
julius Bayer, chairman of the Les
ter Udell Orchard in Palestine.
1923 Broadway, New York City, an.
nounced, The orchard will enable
the colonists in Palestine who OBJ.
serve the Biblical Sabbatical year
to earn a livelihood during that
time.
Mr.. Udell is president of the
West Side Institutional Synagogue,
New York City, and of the Post
Graduate Rabbinical Seminary in
Lakewood, New Jersey. He has
been active in fostering Jewish re-
ligious education both here and in
Palestine.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1947-12-26
Young Judaea Sponsors
National J.N.F. Contest

Young Judaea clubs and chap
ters throughout the United States
have begun their annual j. N. F.
Tree contest. National prizes are
awarded on an individual and
group basis for outstanding work
done during the Contest.
Recognizing the Importance OF
the Jewish National Fund in
building the Jewish State in Pal
estine, Young Judaeans through
out the country are striving to
add thousands of additional trees
to the National Young Judaea
Forest, the planting of which be-
gan last year.
Mr.. Norman Scbanin, Executive
Director of National Young Jul
daea, announces that the Contest
will close midnight, January 26th,
which is the Jewish Arbor Day
in Palestine, Hamisha B'shevat.
All winners of the Contest will
first be announced in the Young
Judaea publications shortly after
the close of the Contest.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1947-12-26

AS an indication of the signif-
icance which he attached to the
United Jewish Appeal conference,
DIR. Weizmann delayed his de-
parture for England in order to
take part in the deliberations OF
the Conference which he said
might be no less important than
the decision made by the United
Nations on the Jewish State. He
was referring to the vote on the
quota of the United Jewish APP
peal for 1913, which will decide
how much of the 1888, 10000
fund required for the immigration
of $4,000 Jewish immigrants and
for the upbuiIding and defense Of
the new state will be contributed
by American Jews in the coming
wear. The needs of overseas re-
lief, refugee aid in the United
States and the Palestine program
combined total 1895, 467, 900 for
1913. 1t is the task of the dele
gates attending the conference to
allocate the share of this sum
that is to be the responsibility
of American Jewry.
In his farewell address to the
Jews of America before leaving
for England, where he will con-
fer with British Government Of
ficials, and members of all politi-
cal parties regarding the problems
of the Jewish faith in transition,
DR.. Weizmann said:
1--WE are prepared to fight to
make secure the scaffOlding of
Continued on Page Five)
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1947-12-26

The 73-year-old leader, who has
been frequently mentioned as the
most likely to be named the first
president of the new Jewish state,
told more than 1900 delegates to
the national conference of the
United Jewish Appeal that the I'M
ity created among the big powers
on the question of Palestine has
given mankind "a tonic and a.
sedative to steady its nerves that
are being shattered by misurder-
sanding, friction and talk of war.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1947-12-26

Marvin Hurvich and Miss Esther
SarOsOhn, all of Birmingham.
One of the highlights of the Con-
clave will be discussion led by
Daniel Brisker, Zionist scholar,
Jewish Unit war veteran and bril-
liant speaker who is scheduled to
appear before the Judaeans on
Sunday morning, December 18th.
Brisker was born in Pennsylvania
in 1922 and has engaged in extern
sive organizational work in Rou-
mania for the Zionist Chalutziut
Movement of Europe.
Upon graduation from Technical
college, he. left for Eretz Israel
where he Joined a new collective
fettlement, now called Kfar Click
BON which was formed by his group
pr friends. His life on the kibutz
Tas interrupted by four years with
me British Army in the Middle
last and the desert. He returned
% his home in June, 1916.
Now, as a representative of
General Zionist youth in Palestine,
Prlsker is in America as a
shllach" or messenger" to bring
ne message of Palestine to the
ewlsh youth of this country.
other features of the three-day
program include an address by
AOe BerkOWitz, chairman of the
eglOnal Youth Commission and
IMMEDIATE past president of the
'Outheastern ZOA Region; the
sanlzatiOnal meeting of the
Dung Judaean Leaders Council
eaded by Mrs. George Sandleman
memphis, Tenn; an oratOrical
Ontest on the subject, "a Young
aOnlst Views the Action Taken by
'e United Nations on PALESTINE;
~ a talk by Herman POpkin,
'anta, Youth Director of the
O"'hern Zionist Youth Commits
lon.
nose in charge of the Conclave
: Sol KimeTling, j. B. Mazer,
"Nace Cohen, Jerry Routman,
una Roth, Lettie Dee Lichen-
em' Bernard Block, Mrs. Bora
''uield, Harriet Gotten, Jackie
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1947-12-26
We Wish A Merry Christmas
To Our Christian Friends

At this season of the year when Good Will to
Men, is the paramount thought in the air., we know
Ghristian subscribers and advertisers Very Merry
Christmas. ,,
Without Good Will throughout the year this pub
LEGATION could not render the service 1t does we are
Grateful for the splendid cooperation have received
from our neighbors and friends of the Christian faith
and hone that the Almighty God grants them
Merry Christmas and Happy New Year
o. ~
N6aa~e C9~-~,;
Editor and Publisher
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1947-12-26
Bomb Blasts Jewish Cafe in
Buenos Aires,

BUENOS AIRES (JTA) = A
tomb exploded this week in the
popular Leon Cafe, which is owned
and mainly patronized by Jews.
There were no casualties and little
damage. A similar blast damaged
Revisionist headquarters here last
weekend. It is not known wheth-
err the attacks are connected.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1947-12-26

The complete program for the
Southern Judaean Annual Winter
COnclave to be held in Birming-
ham, Alabama, December 1928
was announced this week by COM
mittee chairmen Gene FeigelsOn,
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1947-12-26
ezmann Calls for u S. Aid to Bring Peace to Palestine
In Farewell Address Before Leaving for England
And Palestine He Calls For UN Token Force

Invoking the American record of help to
demOaces that haven't quite
Chain Wezmann, the renowned scientist who
upbudng Palestine
Blasting
to Palestine to Middle East"
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1947-12-26
Southern Tour Announced
BY Zionist Youth Leader

Southern communities will be visited during the months
January February Herman POpkn Atlanta Youth Di
Southern Zionist Youth Commission joint youth
the Organization Southern
Southeastern of
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1947-10-16
Coming Events

Oct. 10 Annual Fall OYSTER
ROAST of Izaak Walton League
of Rockville, at Smiths Cabin,
Laytonsville and Redland Roads,
from ! 5 PM.
Oct. 18-BAKE SALE at Mr.. Muir
phys in Olney, given by Ladies
Of St. Peters Key. From 10 to
1890.
Oct. 24-ONE-ACT PLAY, "Kid-
mapping Betty" given by Young
Peoples Choir of Brookeville
Church, at Orndorff Hall,
Brookeville. 8:15 Pm.
Oct. "a CINDERELLA" given
by Young Dramatics Group of
Washington Grove, at the Christ
Church Parish House, Rockville,
8:15 p. M.
Oct. "a BINGO PARTY, spon-
sored by Potomac Band, at Po-
tomac School, 8 Pm.
Oct. 25 = TURKEY SUPPER,
served by Laytonsville P-TA, be-
ginning at a PM, at Laytons-
vile Elementary School.
Oct. 25 = DANCE, Gaithersburg
High School Gym, sponsored by
Barber Briggs Post No. 1O4 of
American Legion. Door prize
and music by Rhythmoniums.
Begins 9 PM.
Oct. 25-TURKEY DINNER spon-
sored by Gaithersburg Masonic
Order and Library Assn. at Ha-
sonic Temple, Gaithersburg. Be-
gins 4:30.
Oct. 25 - ANNUAL TURKEY
SUPPER, sponsored by Mont
gomery w. S. C. S. of Montgom-
cry Methodist Church, Clagetts-
vile, from 8 P. M. on.
Oct. 28-OYSTER AND COUN-
TRY HAM SUFFERING. Car
mel Church, Sunshine, beginning
at 5 p. M.
Oct. 28-Oyster and country ham
supper, Mt. Carmel Methodist
Church, Sunshine, beginning at
5 P. M.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1947-10-16
Rockville Neu.1--SociaI 11e.,s4

Prescott on Williams St., with the
following grandchildren also at
tending: Duane and Richard, Jr.
A. F. Prescott III, and Sally and
Susan.
Mr.. and Mrs. John G. Pollock of
Fairmont, w. Va, are here for a
visit of several weeks with thtir
son-in-law and daughter, Mr.. and
Mrs. Richard Van Dyke.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert M. Bouic
had as their guests over the week
end the formers brother, Garner
Bouic, his daughter, Mrs. Betsy
Burnet, and her friend, Miss Doro.
thy-Longinotti. They left by plane
Monday for New York City where
they will spend several days before
returning home to Hot Springs,
Ark.
Mrs. Margaret A. C. Welsh ac-
companied her son-in-law and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest
Hartman of Dillsburg, Pa, to Sa.
lem, Va, where they were guests
for few days of Rev. and Mrs.
Frank W. Richardson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Higgins of
Richmond, Va, enroute to Canada,
stopped here on Sunday and were
dinner guests of their brother-in-
law and sister, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Mcdonald.
The members of the Ladies Aux
iliary of the Presbyterian Church,
served luncheon for the Lay Coun-
Gil on Monday. Mrs. w. Randolph
Talbot was in charge of arrange
ments.
Mrs. Camillus Stokes has return
ed home from a months visit with
relatives in California.
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Magee Harrington

Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Hardin Ma
gee of Washington Grove announce
the marriage of her daughter, Miss
Rita Elvia Harrington to his son,
James Murray Magee.
The Rev. Gregory ]. Eckle off
ciated at the ceremony which took
place October l in st. Mary's
Catholic Church, Rockville.
The bride, given in marriage by
her brother, Earl E. Harrington,
wore wine colored suit. She car
ried a white prayer book and w,ere
a corsage Of white roses.
Miss Helen Edwards of Wash
ington was her only attendant. She
wore gray suit and carried a
white prayer book from which fell
green ribbons. She wore corsage
of pink roses.
Paul H. Magee, Jr., served as
best man for his brother.
Following a wedding breakfast,
the couple left for Winchester, Va.
On their return they will make
their home in Washington Grove.
Mrs. Magee is a graduate of
Notre Dame Academy, Washing
ton. Mr.. Magee served three years
with the Army Air Corps, eighteen
months in Greenland.