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Washington Journal., 1947-01-17

Die 8eruflng Generals George 6.
N6aribolI gum Stodtsietretdr miro
nadl anlidt bieiiger oiisge5eitnet
m~iornaerter 9reiie elmer meiteren
@eiiernng in sen bereits iih beiiern-
sen g~e3ie6mgeu su SopietruBIdHo
iiibreu. Iieie GnipidImg miro itf
ouge6lia ooa8ieben obne OaB in
Der Teitcn 6oItmig 4merifos 9egen-
ii5er &uBlanO cine 4enOerltng cine
tritt.
6iejiae 9eo6adter meiien 0orouf
bin, OaB @eneral @nrlbaI periOnlif
ms in ieinen aniihten oem titr5li@
INN liz aonumanOdnten in europa
crnantan st. @en. 9lcius .. Glap
nabeite6t, mic aud Oem 6iIiaitaetsie=
freidr Sobn 6iIlOring. Son beioen
Mdnneru lit befonnt, oaB tie nut Den
Guiien git alsfommen. Gs miro bier
DornusqeiuQt, 0aB General Noriban
in ieiner 6 + 6ouoIungstedJnif
idmiegiomer iein meroe ols 8Drnes,
ser 0ie @epobn6eit bate, ieinen
Stcn0pulft oar5uie8en utto e%igeniin-
Mig oorau ie~Itqlbalten.
o. fam 1elite enfbHGlt merOen
OaB sic iebi9e llnbeiebuns bereits iu
uergaugeuen 6riibiobr beifloiieu
mur0e, ais 0as @eiBe Saus General
MaribaIl perfiferte 6aB er al ge-
ge6ener Set gum Staatsiefreidr Gt-
ncant meroen piiroe. Canals muroe
pereinbart, OoB 8prneS ans Sberite
@un0esgeridt ais Gberidter 5uriid-
fcbren tperoe. 3ieier EInn tpiroe ge-
auoert Our6 ben GntihIuB non
@ornes, all ser Barrier &onferen3 Biz
su i6rem AbidIuB teilsunebmen unO
audi ourd 6reo sc. 8iuions @unid,
Sem 8um0esgeridt 81 prdfioieren.
Gs beitebt bier einige geiorgniS,
SAP 0ie llmbeIesung I'M Auslnn0
Sen Gin6rud zines ManseIs an Soon.
tinuitGt iii Ser o1Hertfauiihen 9uBen
politif 6erDorgerufen nno unieren
meltanidanIid)en aenpf IN europa
meter gefdbroen fonnte.
SSn ibrem &onlntentar iiber bic grs
nenauna Marihalls Idreibt bic &c.
mobulid gut iaformierte @aGbings
ton Bot ooB 0iele 8erlegenbeit in
elmer 3eif, in Der 0ag SdidiaI BeIi-
Washington Journal., 1947-01-17
Die WRnrmeI

GnS @luegern (nllf 0eliti6: Dur.
melipiel~) lit imnler nod cine BE-
8eihdFtieung Del unIeren
aleinen. MeuIih i9aue id Bel Stuei
@lfben 81, Ole ii9 nit Der Singabe
Spiel 1pibmen. Mls Ser cine
bereits idmtIide ,@lugger" Tin an-
bern &ontonen Ebluri~ ODER a@liig-
ger" gebeiBen) perloren bat 3iebt
er ploslid ein ionoerbnres cling
aus Der Eaide. Gas giltet rber groo
idrl~ ingte er. 49onneupetter~
ingt iein 5reuno: u8os lid e fabaI-
bate @lugser II no bold Cd bGr?"
Bid itin"t meint Der 4Ieine, "
- g oarFS niemer6s bore oas
lid uGmIid i'm @appe ~ Guntigs-
txaar&as
Washington Journal., 1947-01-17

len0 oie gr0Bte politiide &artei oe-
rem 5rieoengliebe uno interrlationale
@initeHung it6er ieOen 3petfel er-
baben iirto, nomIib oie oeutIhe 60
5inloemofratie. Die irieoliebenoe Sal
tlin8 uro unfriegeriide Enftif Der
So5iaIoemofratie gin9 10 melt, oaE
lie logor in Der oeutlhen Srlnenpoli-
tit NIT Oem Mittel oes frieoIifer
Observation-Disclosures gegen oie friegS.
liiiternen 9ea5is fGmpite uuO natur.
n%otfuenoig unterlGg.
Sdon Oieie fpenlgen 9inpeile ge.
rriigett, I'M 5i 8eieeit, ooB bic perol.
9emeinerte 8ebnltptung Don BEN
&rieggtpiaefb nit BEN ieoer Dentidt
geboren peroe, nidt Der geidi1tIi.
den 8obrbeit entipriht uno aIIe, Ole
Dies bebaupEen, entlpe0er Sgnoran.
ten ODER DiiientIide 9iigner iino.
Washington Journal., 1947-01-17
1talicner crRaltcm 2
GMrmsN0mtpFcr sMriicG

WaTbinqfOn 4 Ger BeIuf 0es
italieniinen 8remiers in ben u5. bot
bereits oos @eiuIrof ge5eitigt, ooB Die
beioen friiberen itnIieniihen Gurus
6ompfer ,5gonte 0ron0e" lnn6 Son.
te 8ieucnmano," Die iiA ieit Mlis-
brad} SsS arieges III nmeritoniiden
6diloen bcfainoen bnben mieoer an
StaIien 5uriidgeben. Die S6iffe
per6en ben Stalienern geger cine @e-
biihr Don ST idbrIih uerd1artert iper-
Sen. Sic ioaen CUR SeimbefSr6e.
rfnrg itaIieniiher ariegsgefdneener
6ietten.
Washington Journal., 1947-01-17
Well summit Won SpekuIatiOnen ueber MarshaNl


europaS in unieren 66noen liegt, not
menOigerpeiIe meittrogerloe Nusipir-
fungen baben miro.
GusIGuoiide @reiie in sc. 9. re-
oaietten aui sic @eruiuta General
NiorfbclIs gum StaatSiefret1r nit
elmer Rei4e 1on 6rogen. 3. g.: @ibt
eS cine G~erbinoung 5piIden Dem
&iidtritt Uon 8ernar0 30. garlldJ unO
SSames 3. gDrHeS2 9e6eutet Der
@ediel i'm Stootsonrt, Dab sic ome-
rifaniIhe AtompoIitif ~reOioiert 4per-
Ben mir02 @ir0 Moribou ieiue groBe
MlitoritGt oo5i benltben, i%tnabbdngige
oiplomotiihe Sdritte oeS &rieg8 :
uno TIottenemtes in Sho1 81 boil
ten? Dit onoeren @ortett, lit -oo3
Staat8ontt BON Sen @enerdlen err
ebert worOen ODER mar Elm General
nofig, hin sic 6ii6rung oes Stnnts=
ANTS in otlBenpoliiiifen Sragen tpies
oerber5llteIIen2
Cine peitere 6roge, Sic intereliier-
te 9reiie beiddftigt, lit MarlDoIls
giniteIlung gum Oeuti6en HrobIem.
ga er iiber Ben 5rieoensbertrrg nit
9cufi6lar0 Derbonoeln apir6, iragt
man Iid), ob ct fir 0eutidR Ginbeit
ooer fir . e5en traIiIierung lit,
Oh CT Elm mirtihaftIih itarfes ODER
idDo1es EeutihIan0 Dini9t uno
mie er sur oeutffs poIniihen 8ren3-
froge iteBt.
8Gbreno MarfbnH feline 4uffni-
lung it6er gbina Ioeben in einem Be
ridt ~nieoergelegt bot, lit niht be,
fGnnt, OF ct cine feitumrifene go
Iitif biniidtli9 SpanienS ooer Brie-
fenIan08, oes MitteloItens ulO Ser
oortigen 9elreierDen, Ser arabiider
2igd mo 8alditinos, oOer Der Uiel-
f6tti8en 6rageu fat, Die Saoamerifo
betreffen.
Maan weiB MN, DOB MarfbdH &C.
ipobit 1T, u~nobbdngig gu 6enfen unt
Scb er an ie0er Gin3eI9eit ser bis.
bergen altBenpoIitif feitbaIten mirO.
mir neil ct cine b%eitinnte 9tuBenpo.
Iitif erbte. Anoerieits lit er geuobnt.
iid cine Weinung longiam uno DOR.
fintig 3u biI0en, uno es fam niht err
martet tDeroen. 0dB CT cine D0lIiq
ncne NuBenpoIitif IN ben ndhiter
Eogen proflnmieren miro.
Washington Journal., 1947-01-17

9iot gotl5 beIonoers gut 0l5ubereiten
Iberitmi0 lul0 0eren &e5ept ser Gad-
melt er6olten gebIiebcn lit. 5reilih
gn6 es im Qeben oieies lSeinidmeders,
Der cine bejonoere 6rettoe on 6oreI=
len, @il0 unO @eiIiigeI bate, aid
3eiten, in oenen ibm oas Giien ooIl-
fomuen gleidsiilti9 mar, 10 6uB er
oft togelang mir non RotDein un0
lidtem 8rot Iebte. Gdiler, in ociien
@aasbolt eS pcniger iippig 5itging.
3og Shinfen allen anoeren SpeiIen
Dor, na9reno Ger 9ibter @ieInno, ais
6relrnO allies 5iiBea, Sudden uno
8ndperf bepor5ugte utlo all appetite
liden gtdidereien Elm anonternoeS
@o6l6ebagen fdno. Gifolaus Qencu
mar ais be9eiIterer Spargelliebbaber
befonnt mo briiitete it'd einnal III
einem 9riefe, yiiinf5ig bis ied3ig Iol-
der &irdyirne@ toerIhlungen St bo-
ben. Ser groBe 0Tterreidii9e 8idter
Jran5 @rillpor5er, ser oerbGItni5-
mdbig Oiel oltf &eiien mar, iebnt Iid)
in ieinen Eagebii1ern uno griefen
mad oiterreihiden WtebIipeiIen un0
elmer SdeIe guten Gafees, Die er iii
frem0en 2dnoern nermiBte. lluo ieIbft
Die in 6ranffeid gum 9eiiert gegeBa-
ren SiiBlpeiien fonnten ibn DER
8iener ApfelitrnoeI niHt eriesell.
SAB Der Gid)ter @oifnailn Don Sal
lerglebel offers ielblt gum RohI6ffel
grill UNI leiner abgeraderten Grolt,
Die iih feline qiidenbilfe leiiten for1t=
tie, git belien lit befnnnt. 2idar0
@agner, Der als GinO fiir oie @od)-
fu1rft 6elonoere 8orliebe batte, 10 ocB
er einmol ieine 9llt8gabe bon G6il=
lers UeOidten gcgen Binobeutel nit
Sdlagiebne eintauidte, oerlor feline
2ie6e CUR @aitronomie III Ipdteren
Sabrcn gang un0 gar.
Washington Journal., 1947-01-17
Gicre iehett sid an
SIN Billie seblieben

SIN SilOe gebliebeH
oSunoeDetter."
$50, man miro pii6elnnB."
Ser StOrd
Sn einem @irts1auSgarten befano
iid Elm ge8Gbmter 5tor6. aleine
Md0den fiirdteten lid Dor ibm un0
Iiefen fort.
9a Iagte Elm adtidbriger Sunge
gu ieinem 5reun0e. ,,4omm, mir
geben bin. Mdnnern tut er nthtS."
GtniualS
Cine Game tpoGte fir i6ren
SunO einen 8aIierndpf foufen. MIs
Der @erfdufer lie fragt, Oh tie bieI-
leiht einen Grog nit ser Snidrift
sir ben @un0@ WOle, antiuortet
lie:
,std, tpo3ll mefn Mamn trinft
fem @aiier uno Der SunO fam niht
Washington Journal., 1947-01-17
A0tiaIGse fits Rans

9lollbc SGnoe bernlei0et man
Ourh iorgtdItiges Abtrodnen ntlD
@infetten. 8eim g8didelpitlen fiigt
man DEM 5piilipaIier G1iig bin6u,
2egt man 8ert olf Defenders Deide
gepflegte @anoe (ltrr0 per tGte oaS
reibe man feline @6nOe eiumnl
mad Dem 8oihen nit Sci
fenihaum elm, gieBe Damn in ole
bo6le Sand ettpas @nittcreme o0er
=aelee uu0 Derreibe oieie Mii6ung
allf beiOen Sdnoen bis lie IN
Die @aut eingeOrungcn lit. Gin
NSadtrodncn lit nibt notig.
@in man Sdeibengaroinen l6nen
onbringen, 10 rolf man lie
nod Dem BoIden liilo Spiilen in
6rottiertiiher Elm. 8ieIe &oIer
flopft man einige Mintten, oamit
OaS @oiier Don Dem Stoff o1tfge-
nommen miro. Sic @aroinen per0en
auf Die Stongen ge5ogen un0 in
oieiem feltbten 3uitnno am 6enIter
ongebraht. Ser iiberitebenoe Snlm
ilt gerQ0e gu 3upfen.
Washington Journal., 1947-01-17
Geisfge HuItUng
"eine ~Kriegsmueht''

Berlin - Gle materielle ErfIuot1-
NINA Geutidlahos lei BON ben pier
Instrumentation Der AHiierten
ourdjqefiibrt uno ototidhlid polen-
set ipor0en, ober Die geilti9e 9al-
tnnQ Ginger 9eutiher iteue nod
inner ,,eine ariegsmodf" Bar, en-
f[qrte @enereImaior 3obert IS. 9ar-
Der, gireftor IN Ser amerifanlif]er
Milifarregierhng fiir 0euti6lono.
Ser @eneralmdlor fiigte bic BE.
merfuug bin3n, Geutihlano lei
.mahridleinlid oie miIitoriItilAIte
Station IN ser @d6idte.4 Gorum
miiBten sic 1euti1en nod iinnler pom
qeifultem 9erIonaI ser geiasungs-
madlte inter Iorgi1ltiger 8eobod-
TING gebalten merOen. Die latigfrilti-
&c AuTgabe ser llmer5iebung oes
Oeuflhan Golfes muB nod ~eriilllt
meroen.
,8ernoge. zines iebr boben GrG-
oes uou ,3uiammenarbeit inter ben
A gelabnngsm1hten" ieien Gentld-
Iono ieine 5ruppeuberbdnoe mo
@affen genomnen moroen. Sabres-
mite 1917 meroe 0os leste oeiitlhe
ariegsaloterial 5eritort ooer aus Dem
QunOe geidafft iein, beridtete @eFe-
ralmaior Sarper.
Die 8ebauptnng, Geutidlano lei
,iDabrihcinlih Die militariIfilfe Na=
lion IN ser Oehidte" lit 5luar auBer-
uroentlih melt uerbreitet nno bat
ourd sen Siea Oes 0ationalio5ialis.
mus iiber sen frieOIiebenOen Seil
0es oeutldlen Golfes guie aid 0urh
Sen Nngriffsfrieg @itlers 8uldtIide
BeaDeisfraft erbalten, 1T uber frOt=
Dem eine Id)iefe 8eraIlgemeinerun8.
Die qroBe Menge oes 6eutihen 8ol-
les 1T nibt friegerilder nno nidt
frieoliebenoer aIs Elm on0eres Bolt,
0eilen SfcatsDerbnn0 Bis 5uln Sabre
1889 81 Sen europ1iiden @roBmdd-
ten gebort BOT.
Die Geididte Gnropas Iebrt, 0aB
in Dem SabrbunOert, OoS Dem Subre
1870 DorduSging, 6ranfrei6 0ieieni-
ge europdiide 9ention geueien 1T
sic oie meiften &riege gefiibrt bat.
Grit ais 0apoleon /. 0as fron50iiide
8oIf uus3ebIntet bnfte, riidfe 6rcnf-
reid in sic 9eiAe ser frieOIie6enOen
Nnttonen Garopas.
Gle @eididte GngLan6s eitbGIt
feinen @apeiS 6ofiir, Dab @roB6ri-
tannien iein Beltreih our6 3itieren
BON gFbelipraben mo Mnpreiiung
bon aodre3epten erebert bdt.
Bis gum Siege 0es NationnIio6ia-
IismAs IN 9enhhIan6 batte 9eutid-
Washington Journal., 1947-01-17
2lnceNctcft . !.
sdimmcl bIeibt G6immeI

SututAlCl ulCtUl SuJtIVuICl
Carl 2uouig Sellen, Ser frieiiife
goiternmaler, mar in ieiner SSSugenO
4nitreider. Gin gigenbiI0nis, cine
8leiItift5eihnung aus benz Sabre
1856, bangt I'M 5Iensburger Mll=
lenm. 9as Bib oeigt ben 25iGbri.
gen in @onOerioppe nit Stod ltno
Geiietaihe.
80 mag Der jlin9e SeIlen banTig
mlnter ieineS @egeS geidritten
iein. Sci elmer Iolhen @anOeritn0
iiebt er pIobli1 eillen befannten
8auern, gar5 in Ben @nbltf elmer
pradtpoaen S6immelitnte oerIun-
fen, ii6er ein Sedtor lebnen.
Sn Seiien regt iid oa8 aiin1tler-
blut, er ruft Oem 9allern begeiItert
5u: % Wtomme @olquaroien not
en- idonen 51immel belt OH 6orl
Nen id De bod NAL molen flnnl
Solquaroien, mat meenit 0u, idaH
id Sen S6immeI malen2~
u8at~ oie &feife entfdat Momne
&oIqlnrOiens Mun0e, 0tpnt Ieglt OH
8in0biiteI2 Wolen iuuult 0u sen
5himmel2 In is irit min S0g, BAT
BE ID dier mitt isl NGbG6d,
Minid, oor dpnr6 mir bun, Be
Shimmel bltot Gdpimmell"
Washington Journal., 1947-01-17
Der ante gdase

Sin Sdger fam obne Sag0beilte
mad 9alrie, ltnO Oa er nidt ols I'M
gei6idt attgeleben iuer0en monte,
Defenders nidt bon leiner Srall. Der.
ftel En- auf ons befnnnte MitteI. einen
&oien ouf 0em Marfte Su faltfer.
acknowledgements Deriagte Iein Sc
ruhsiim an 6ieiem Gag. 1Wiein
2ieber," ingte ieine 6rau au ibm
bel ieiner Seimfunft, on lie 6aS @ilo
uno ieine &erfunft rod, oou bdIt
moblgctnli, oieien @oien 9elite all
idjieBem es mar 9o6lte 3eit."
Washington Journal., 1947-01-17
Die Sraia I'M spieecl

Die 3uIsse lit oas Sdpert ser
@eiber, Sas lie niemnls rotten
lnIien.
(Gbineiiideg Spridwort.)
0ndoem 6ie 56lunge sic Srnu
berfiibrt batte, lieb lie ibr ibre
(@nonpnlng.)
Washington Journal., 1947-01-17
=INTERESSANTEs FUER DIE FRAUEN=
lUert ,,t1O 6eNanpc

@Orte fino gar Ieift 81 finben
Bon GeIebriamfeit Onrdiucbt,
0ic id ideinbar leidt DcrbiHSeH,
Tub sic bod fein Meni6 Oeritebt.
Ser @cOanfe, Ser nidJt leiblid
Siam i'm gilOe fidJ beiUGbreH,
SIT nidt mGnnlid nuO Hidt
Ueiblid,
@Gnn ntdt seugen, nod gebGren.
8oOeniteot
Washington Journal., 1947-01-17
Di6tcr ais ~5cinidmcSfcr

Gus 9ieblin9sgeridt @oetbes, ser
Der &odJfunit groBes &eritdnonis emit
oegenbpadte, iuaren sic beriibmten
Granffurter 8lenoeH Die sic 5rGu
Washington Journal., 1947-01-17

Sic eingen Ourd ben Dinterliden
8nrf.
o@eiBt oil nod, 6ris, nuf 0ieier
9anf baben mir ms Den eriten
Sub eege6en @d neiu, OaS
MART ou ia gar nihtl"
God 0iaD, i'd mar es idon
:. . +. aber bu warit es ni9tl
Washington Journal., 1947-01-17
Die tiidtise SansfrGn

gu Oitmm id muB bcim 3tuie-
beli1neioen INNER weinen."
Damn 1fneiNe lie bod uuter
@diier.@ ~s6 IS; ss,,se
Oh bdt cuff. go LANCE lam
d bod niAt ullter @aiier blefben.~
Washington Journal., 1947-01-17

Gas 2eben lit MIR Dem an iteten
8onnen reid,
Ser frobbenuBt es iiA uno
anOern lebt Sugteid.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1947-05-29
POTOMAC
Mrs. Walter B. Myers
Route No. 8, Bethesda
Phone Rockville 1882

The faculty and pupils of the
Potomac School held their annual
Community Day at the school,
Tuesday, May 9th. The program
began with Grades 1, 2 and 8
showing the various, uses of the
schools prettiest part, the front
lawn. There were games, story
plays, rhythms, stunts, singing
and folk dances. Miss Janet Candy
of the third grade explained the
program.
The rest of the day was devoted
to competitive games. Many par
ents were present to enjoy this
physical fitness program. A picnic
type lunch was enjoyed on the
lawn.
Mrs. Rupert Prince and son
Stanley of South Carolina are Wis
iting Mrs, Princes parents, Mr..
and Mrs. John Hill.
The Potomac Glen Homemaker
Club will hold Bingo party and
strawberry festival at Potomac
School on Tuesday, June 3rd, be-
ginning at 8 P. M.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1947-05-29
POOLEsYILLE
Mrs. c. ". Upton
Dickerson
Phone PoolesOille 2115

Mrs. Creighton Jones and Mrs.
Lawrence Jones spent the weekend
with Miss Martha Keyser in Key
ser, w. Va.
W. B. Randles is a patient in
Doctors Hospital in Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Hays of
Cleveland are visiting families" in
the neighborhood,
Mr.. and Mrs. Bobby Gray, Jr.,
are visiting in Atlanta.
Mrs. T. Oxley was hostess to the
afternoon bridge club on Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. C. Humphrey
and daughters of Remington, Va,
were dinner guests Sunday of Mr..
and Mrs. G. R. Gray.
William Roberts, Stanley Um-
stead and Elmer Orme plan to en-
joy the automobile races in Cincin-
natl over the holidays.
Mrs. William Roberts and baby
Linda will visit her sister, Mrs. r.
Bishop in Leesburg during Mr..
Roberts absence.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1947-05-29
COLESVILLE

Mrs. John Kelly is better and
left the Hospital last week. She
is with Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
Stackhouse in Spencerville.
Mrs. Ruth Burnell and Mrs.
Granville Thompson nave returned
from weeks rest at Williamsburg
and Virginia Beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cledyce Dwyer
are visiting their son and daugh-
ter-in-law in Texas. They expect
to visit Mexico before coming
home.
Mrs. Eleanor Bailey gave a
party last week for Catherine Ray,
who is her fouse guest for a few
weeks.
On Sunday Miss Ethel Thomp-
son had as her dinner guests Staff
Sgt. Helen Douda of Ft. Myer,
Va, Mrs. Bessie Anderson and
Mrs. Ruth Burnell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Suthard had
their SOL, Jerry home from camp
for the weekend.
Mrs. Bessie Anderson had her
sister, Mrs. Floyd Suthard as her
guest on Monday.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1947-05-29
QatthesAbsea9 Ae4A Social 9ks~e

States the end of last week and i.
expected home momentarily.
Mrs, C. A. Rhodes and Miss Ell
len Smith of Atlanta, Ca, visitef
Mr.. and Mrs, F. Carroll Wake,
over the weekend. Both ladies at
tended the D. A. R. Convention in
Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Craver o.
Olney announce the birth of Oar
lene Ellen OIL May Is. The young
lady weighed all of eight pounds
and fourteen ounces on her ar
rival. The Cravers are spending
the month with the proud grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Ped
dicord, on Frederick Avenue.
We are reminding you again Of
the Fried Chicken dinner and ba,
zaar to be held in the school cafe.
terra on June 7th. That is Satur-
day, so come early and enjoy a rea,
Maryland fried chicken with "fix
ms"
Montgomery County sentinel., 1947-05-29

Mrs. James Haley, wife of the
former pastor of Epworth Church,
spent Sunday in Gaithersburg. The
flowers in Epworth Church on Sun
day were given by her in memory
of her husband. After the service
half of the flowers were sent to
Mayor William McBain and half to
DR.. E. V. Register at the Asbury
Methodist Home.
Mrs. Alma Burns is spending
the week in Strassberg, Va, with
relatives.
Dolores Demory of Rockville was
the guest of her cousin, Nancy De-
mory, for the weekend.
Mrs. Mary Baker, Mrs. Elsie
Demory and Miss Ethel Mae De-
mory were Sunday guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Lilbern Demory.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lynch Ewell and
family of Baltimore were weekend
guests of the formers parents,
Rev. and Mrs. Arthur Ewell.
Mrs. H. S. Davis of Northeast,
Md, is visiting her son-in-law and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. George w,
Darby.
Miss Barbara Walker spent the
weekend with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. Forest Walker. She had
with her Miss Betty Ann Levering
Of Lutherville, Md, who was for
mer classmate of Miss Walker at
Penn Hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Walker have
moved into their new apartment in
Bethesda.
Mrs. Clyde Thomas of Frederick
was hostess to the Thursday Night
Bridge Club at her home last
Thursday evening.
Thursday night is the long
awaited date for the majority of
the senior class at tire local high
school, when the juniors entertain
the seniors at a dance at the Indian
Spring Country Club.
Miss Martha Satterfeld and
Mrs. Nell de Zerega are moving
into their new apartment in the
home Of Mrs. Oscar Fulks this
weekend. After moving Miss Sat.
terfeld expects to spend the long
holiday at her home in Fairmont
w. Va.
Miss Ruth Stone, who makes her
home with Mrs. D. w. Wigle, is in
Columbia Hospital where she has
been operated on for appendicitis
1t. Commander d. w. Wigle
who has been in Adak, Alaska
since January, arrived in the
Montgomery County sentinel., 1947-05-29
Washington Grove
Mrs. Robert Billhimer
Phone Gdithersburg 54-J

The Misses Margaret and Anna
MacElwee have opened their cot
tage on the Circle for the summer.
Mrs. Lucy Salamanca of New
York City spent the weekend here
with her family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert S. Bill
himer with Betty and Bobby spent
the long weekend with Mr.. and
Mrs. Carl E. Kastner in Maple
wood, N. J. On Saturday they saw
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Dahlstrom, for
mer residents of the Grove, who
now live in Cedar Grove, N. J..
Bert, Jr., is now over six feet tall,
and Carolyn is reported to be hav-
ing marvellous time at colEege.
The Red Cross Production Unit
toured the Naval Hospital Tues
day, and met many of the patients.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Pray, Sr.,
are both home again, Mrs. Pray
from a visit with relatives in Della
ware and Mr.. Pray from busi-
r.ess trip in Oklahoma.
Mrs. Ella Magruder visited Mrs.
Harry Pierce in Damascus Tues
day evening.
Recent guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Maurice Way were Mr.. and Mrs.
w. C. Conner and their daughter,
Miss Pauline Conner, who were en-
route from their winter home in
Florida to Lyndonville, VT.
Mrs. Susan Uttin is visiting her
son end daughter-in-law, Mr.. and
Mrs. Raymond Jenne.
Henry ]. Koukal left today for
Colorado Springs. En- route he will
attend the PIT. A. Silver Jubilee
Convention in Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Whitaker
and their two small daughters left
California by plane Monday. After
spending six months on the West
Coast, they are returning to Mont
gomery County and are the house
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. M. E. Nc
Pherson.
Mrs. B. T. Hynson and Mr.. and
Mrs. "Tommy" Hynson and their
young daughter are weekending in
the Grove.
Miss Virginia Luckie is
spending the weekend with her
parents in Cumberland.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1947-05-29
CEDAR GROVE

Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Burdette
are the proud parents Of another
son, Harold Glen. Mrs. Marion
Brown is their nurse.
The Alpha Sunday School Glass
met on Monday evening at the
home of Mrs. Amos Burdette with
Mrs. Jacob Snyder as joint hos
tess.
The Womens' Society Of Chri-
sian Service met on Wednesday in
the Social Hall Of the Salem Meth
odist Church, Mrs. Maynard Wat
kins, Mrs. Wheeler Watkins and
Mrs. Claude King serving the
lunch. Twenty-three dollars VAST
taken in on lunches. The group for
the Fourth Of July fried chicken
supper was appointed with Mrs.
Julian King chairman.
Mrs. Leah Iglehart, Mrs. Webb
Watkins and Mrs. Ava King visit
ed in Woodfield on Sunday.
Several new homes are being
built in Cedar Grove. Mr.. and Mrs.
Mossetter are living in their new
home near Henderson Corner, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Watkins
house is about up. Mr.. and Mrs.
Julian Browns bungalow is under
cover and last week ground was
broken next to Mr.. and Mrs. Mil
ton Tabler's to start the younger
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Watkins
home.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1947-05-29
LAYTONSVILLE
Mrs. Ethel Taylor
LGytonsuilLe
Phone Gaithersburg 335-W-2


Mrs. john Muncaster, Jr., Miss
Emma Muncaster and Mrs. Wiley
Griffith are entertaining the Home
maker Club of Laytonsville for
1890 lunch on Wednesday, June
4th. The members are asked to
come and help recover the Lay
louisville Grammar School books.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Howes
and Tommy were with Mr.. and
Mrs. George Miller in Wheaton on
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Julian Glascock of
Berryville, Va, were guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Clagett Warfeld for a
short visit this week.
On Monday Mrs. Clarence Rhodes
and daughter, Mrs. Ellen Smith,
of Atlanta, Ca, and Miss Ella
Plummer were callers in town.
Mrs. Rhodes will be remembered as
Miss Agnes Plummer.
Invitations have gone out an
nouncing the approaching marriage
of Mary Waters White to Mans
field White Daniel on June IL. Miss
White iS the daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry G. White.
The choir of st. Paul's Church
presented look Who's Here" in
Darnestown Friday. About $4,000
was cleared.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Bartlett Of
Baltimore were entertained by the
formers sisters, Miss Vashti Bart
lett and Mrs. Henry Griffith on
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Clark, Jr.,
and daughter Ann were with Mr.
Clark's father for the weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Cook en-
tertained a group of friends May
20, honoring the 18th birthday Of
their daughter, Frances.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1947-05-29
Fatal to Children

Rheumatic fever causes 40 per
cent'of all heart disease at all ages.
and SO per cent of all heart disease
in children. I r.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1947-05-29
Preserve Sheets

Another suggestion for your bed
sheets double life is occasionally to
place the narrow'fiem at the head of
the bed.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1947-05-29
Deodorize Refrigerator

A teaspoonful of dry mustard, add
cd to soapy water, will deodorize
porcelain enameled refrigerator in
teriors.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1947-05-29
Ice Cream State

Pennsylvania makes more ice
cream than any other state. Ten of
every 100 gallons come from the
keystone state.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1947-05-29
Child's yocabuIarv

The average vocabulary Of two.
year-old child Is 272 words and Of a
slx.year-o'd 1882 words.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1947-05-29
Vets Amiot.a

An estimated 10000 veterans
acquired rheumatic fever during
their recent military service.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1947-05-29

Czechoslovakia's unbalanced
trade d check on two-year plan.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1947-05-29

Battleship Wisconsin takes re-
servists on caribbean cruise.