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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-10-18
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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-10-18

(Dus nddtebenbe ebit Der ebe Snfel srnn Yent
5peDe b gaers eiaige nod Iebenber roer erreite
ebte @oe aus Detihano nod red5eig geroffeniung,
als berrang fir ben 8ater Der f5 Sftober ene iebaig
en @eburtstog nno 49, Sfober n gobenes Snbdtm als
Neoafteur bes 8anberer' begeben fam. - a S. 3D.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-10-18

@erflnngen Sang in6 SaitenIpiel!
Der Jerne @eiem mar bas 3iel,
fir bas Der 8anbersmann erforen.
Sin inmger Mpf, nod nnDergoren,
beiid)t 3eit nnb Yflege nnS 0e0nlb -
bnrdJ Wenidenfleif nn6 0pttes Snlb
mirb aus benz &leincn 8rpfes ,per6en,
iolana bie Wenldbeit ringt anf GroeR
8efriebist Id)peift bes Mlten Slid
anf finf Sabrsebnte ernit snriif,
ba er, Der HreiIe tren berbnnben,
elm ueites Mrbeitsfelb gefnnSen.
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,peil Med)t bon ltnredt flar geidieben,
itets anfiparts pbne &ait nnb Stub
ging es erbabnen 3ielem sit.
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benz 8utt nnb 6errm Der Serrlidfeiten.
llno ipie CT flaftert ein 8ebet,
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er mahte lcis amf leidtem Sdtpingen,
beIpnoern @liifiunnih Dorsnbrinsen:
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erfennenb, mas bic Seit gebDt!
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8ptt lit nit Dir amf alien @egen.
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halt, mas ben gGterm Gr beidppr:
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erfiillt bDm gleiden @pttnertranen.
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elm sitter bDller SpnnenIdein!
9ein Name ipll geiegmet bleiben,
inn ipedlelbpllen Grbentreiben
ipirb als Hrpgramm er itets genannt
inn ,peiten, bciFgeliebten 2anb!"
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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-10-18
1leinem lieben Bruoer Joieph Hiatt, Ct. paul,
gum iieb,isiten 6eburtstas
Is Dftober 1947:

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Der Serbft,uinb idbattelt 8latt nm glatt
BON tanIenb iommermm6en 8Gnmen.
@Ieid farbenfroben 2ebenstrGnmen,
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ipirb iie 6es Stnrmes Saft bertpebn.
ssern flingen 8lpfen leiIe, leiie,
gleid einer Ianft berflnngenen 8eiie 81.
Der 8anSersmann nad LANCER 1abrt,
im Gampf erfarft, fernfeiter Mrt,
ifant iinnenb rafipGrts ranbe Sfabe,
bic er bnrd)maR NIT Suites 8nabe.
Der @eg tpar idper, Der @eg mar tpeit,
oft iberbedt bon 0iiterfeit,
oft ppllte fnit bas 6ers bersagen
i'm 8irrlal nngel5iter Jragen,
oft idbien sn bpdDgeiteft bas 3iel,
fpenn 8lite snften, !Sagel fiel,
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nnb 8pttes lifter Gpnnenldein
iiel reid ins gage Sers binein.
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melt iibers Mieer biel tanfenb Neilen,
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nmbeste frobe Snsenbseiten
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bic ,milb gefnbrt bnrd)s 9inbeslanb,
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bnrdidreitet itols bic Sdnlbanspfprte,
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limb 5p6ter gebt vbeim Serrn &aplaa"
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man lGmft beglIft nadj Gbenfoben
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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-10-18

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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-10-18

Charles 2udmann, ser 8orfitenbe
bon 8r6iicent Erumans ausihuB 5ur
ginipnriing BON 2ebensmitteln, er-
fudte am 5anlstag Die 8ertpaltung
bon tau1en6 Stdoten, Die &umpagne
u unterItiiten uno 0rtlihe ausidii-
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1947-11-06
West Eleven Defeats
Camden Friday 12-6

The boys from West High School
roared to their second successive VIC
tory Friday night as they humoled
Camden at the home field by a score
of 12-to-6.
The local eleven was paced by
Tommy Gelston and Jack Armstrong
who scored the two markers Tor
West. Both touchdowns came in the
first half.
The following boys played Tor
West: Jack Armstrong, Michael Ed
wards, Andrew Stevens, Jrp George
Edwards, Billy Brock, Charles Black,
Frank McCarroll, Billy Tate, Tommy
GelsAon, Don Black, Wesley Black
and Clay Wilkes. Substitutes were
Billy Don Armstrong, Ray Goss,
Robert Moore, Leroy Black, Hugh
Ellard and Bing eagle.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1947-11-06
Tigers Play Host To
Sails High Tomorrow

A tattered and torn Tiger team
from Durant High will take the field
tomorrow night at 8 o'clock to do
battle against the Sails High Wild
cats at Bennett Field.
The Tigers, who took a terrific
beating at the hands of the Acker-
man Indians last Thursday, will be
in fair shape for this encounter but
not at their best as they have not
fully recuperated from Thursdays
battle. But regardless of'that the
boys will be out to give the Wildcats
a real tussle.
Thursday nights story is best left
untold. The Tigers just weren't able
to match the scoring power Of the
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1947-11-06
Ole Miss B Team
Downs Holmes 1877

GOODMAN, Miss. -(Special)-
The Bulldogs will be out for victory
this weekend when they tangle with
the Pilots Of Summit Saturday night,
November 9th on Branch Field.
The Bulldogs played good ball
Saturday night at home against the
Ole Miss "B" team, but the latter
had too many good reserves and a
fast steppepr, Bobby Hemphill, the
1916 Winona flash. H. Davis scored
both of Ole Miss touchdowns with
plenty of help from a good forward
wall and assistance from Hemphill'
B. SaIley, Louis Williams and r.
Choate. Bill Grumpy passed 40
yards to Billy Cook for
Holmes only score, and Melvin lrv-
ing place kicked the point.
A fair crowd braved the damp
ness to witness a good mud battle
and "that it was" The halftime and
most of the third period was a con-
tinual downpour. The field was
heavy during the first half, and the
final half was just mud and slop.
Final score Ole Miss "B" 13-Holmes
z.
Jimmy Parrish, regular full back
wal out last week due to illness and
death of his brother at Canton. He
will be back in the lineup this week.
Tt is hoped that Billy Conway, right
half, injured in the Sunflower game
three weeks ago, will be ready this
week.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1947-11-06
Hornets End Home Play
Against Benton Friday

The luckless lads of Lexington
His.. Will close the l947 football
season at home Friday mghG lei
they play host to Benton High at
7:SO oclock at Beall Athletic Field.
la the home finale the Hornets will
be the underdogs again as they 90
after the second WIN OF the seaaoa.
The team should be in good shape
after a week OF rest and should give
the paying patrons their moneys
worth.
After Friday nights encounter the
Hornets have two contests away
from home. November l4th they ira
vel to Belzoni for a night battle and
on November 2lst they will play the
game of the year against their arch
rivals the Tigers from Durant.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1947-11-06

cord. In all phases of activities,
public health in this state has at
tempted to take to the people the
services vitality needed and to help
them improve conditions and living
habits so that the whole ~citizenry
will benefit.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1947-11-06

DR.. and Mrs. Paul Walton, of
Clarksdale, stopped over for a visit
with Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Watson Fri
day as they were enroute to Jackson
to visit their son, Mr.. Paul Watson
Jr. and Mrs. Watson.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1947-11-06

Mrs. Necie Povall left last night
to be with her daughter Mrs. Earl
Hooke, Jr, who is i'll at Utica.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1947-11-06
State Maternal Death
Rate Shows Decrease

Striking progress in the reduction
Of maternal and infant deaths n
Mississippi was made during 1916.
In this one year maternal deaths de-
creased by 20 per cent, from 40 per
thousand live births in l945 to 81
in 1916. This lowered rate was shared
by 35 counties.
Infants deaths also showed an inn
pressive decrease of 8 per cent a
reduction shared by both white and
colored infants during 1916. Accord
ing to figures nov tabulated' this
decrease occurred in the following
counties: Alcorn, Attala, Bolivar
Carroll, Claiborne, Copiah, Forrest
Greene, Hancock, Kinds, Holmes
Itawamba, Jones, Kemper,
Leake, Lowndes, Montgomery, Ne
shoba, Noxubee, Oktibbeha, PaEola'
Pike, Prentiss, Quitman, Scott, Shal-
KEY, Sunflower, Tate, Tippah, Wal
thall Warren and Washington.
Particular noteworthy is the inn
provement made in maternal and
child health when flgureS o 1900
and 1916 are compared.
1886 1916
Maternal Deaths 81
Infant Deaths 58.5 3o.o
In this brief period, maternal
deaths in Mississippi have decreas-
ed by more than one-half and infant
deaths have decreased a little less
than one-half. This saving of life and
adding of citizens and their abilities
has been accomplished in a State in
which medical and hospital facilities
are limited, but in which a broad
public health program has manag-
ed to show a truly worthwhile re-
Indians and came out on the short
end of a 52-6 count.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-06-01
HOUSES FOR sALE--Northeoss.

yAcANT-Immsdiate oceupancy., rms,
IA baths. oil h.-w.h.: redecorated Priced
ier s quick sale. RE. 71o4. Ewes. I'R
oPEN FOR INSPECTION, Saturday and
Sunday afternoon: 1891 South Dakota ave.
ton; Iying room. approx. " it.. side
screened porch, dining room. il bath. I'M
usually attractive kitchen. beautiful living
End oor bedrooms eAe eRIds room and
study; several built-in cedar chests, tiled
bath, bullt-in garage. fireplace in basement,
eyes. al. 45es or No 1850. sHoCK K1iaY
& e. N Mo 3 RI p Be. Realtors Ea. -, Il
lovely lot; surrounded with shrubbery:
close to shopping center and schools. ex-
cellent transp.: lily. rm with steel case
see rstar dh aas sto sna
floor. 2 large bedrms. and tiled bath with
shower: full basement: automatic gas heat;
price, 80. $50; down payment 81 900, bal
M sess sa'a L. sssf oas Vii aI
Be Glad TO explain. FREDERICK W.
s sos sf sAs Nf:-s-roem, bath brick t in
excellent eSndition, e eo1 hcs-ai,T hsst; %
H. sSe' GILL Ills d sSs MA. siss q ssii
ffMAGiSE.-af-bTTiss as a.s.ery detached
homes, with lily. nm. fun din: nm, COM
gas h.-wh, All for $3.50 with 81 900
sssh t. sss u sns Can NsE f5ag esaR
BERENS SALES, INC, 1928 X st. NV.
"a "a MCKINLEY HIGH scHooL-s-rm.
brick; ] u baths; arranged for . families; 2
complete kitchens, Reasonable for quick
sale. co. 1898 or GE, 934i ewes. PECK co.
eru 5-rm. brick. Screened.ip cement front
porch, cement back porch. hardwood hoors.
Excellent cend,; Ice. bedrnis.. Nv. .rn:,
din. ru,.. kit. full bsmt, automatic heat.
slate roof. Movies. transp., shopping center
and Ice; playground in terrace area. J.
ssi0 and Lu 6s4S Open Sun. II pm,
NEAR LINCOLN PARK-smau s-rm. and
$3.50. h;:yhr nice sppssranes HYR;:
O.. II. e1zs. syss.. 10. zioe Or N. 4sos.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-06-01
HOUSES FOR sALs-seu.hsssi,.

NE aaI 1 MPF m - prick *, d s..n ho:
and Ut bs Rsn On 4 Sr.t a. ais. ssdsa:::
garden, This home sets on tsrraes With
es X sfT s You E0 Eos ing & D 'sitss NV
VAcANif. iaYi AP pr row brick.
near Lincoln Park: $4,000 down payment.
81 FoaRasTER ST. s1o,sso-ysesns.
Open Friday. Saturday. sunday. Like new.
semidetach,sda ,s SriSs gas nsS rc-I select H
R.sS. 4HiSTRSSS HAM, a $a3 ssns.;
.S sa Sts k' So re- Consist. si
with fireplace. dining room. kitchen with
range and refrigerator' pantry anS Der;
s ssths fn snf0V WITH ' evss rec res.
layatery and Y bath: oil h.-T.h;., nice
1t, Oct s9nsrete ga5sss sxs'lIsn W s
s Ex sa1s Eve, sr sna s s22n AYE w. ssse
brick; rooms, lM baths; ,F:lusins snail mall
s s9Ry'?!sas l's sSgsRrR 3 co. sa
s ssH 5, Davs s sh n.vs
sEsu 81 R:ssL S NERaEk8s 81 Dfs;'' ln-.:r,
II. .sv. bath ssrs sa es Storm oil vd g :ass
eond.; lot 100 by, 100; 2-esr sarase; only
sl2,75o; reasenabls down gaygsn.. -g
sHs F. ave 81. 81. PR Fs 2soa lin 80
Homes ns IN dsta ess Sriaf lee r.
baths. full bsmt', oil &C. heat: lot 72 b
1905. reigr.:. stoye, screens. screensd doors.
see s sss ' sS !t4s 81
ofr as afSS w ave E." s.r-At,r.e. ..mia.s
hrtc oF nd hat mi ga
heat. elec. refgr;, and modern throushous.
Hn4sasi e sUeRs d. e JssI until p
Sc. suitable for Gl financing. For further
! Wiz u S q SEiFz' isa7 ~. x
EoRT DUPONT, Of Aisbams avs-2:st2ry
! bedrms. and bath on 29d A.; req; ,,IlEa.
Pa ave, 8 g. .''I FR. 2soa tili pm. |
ANACosTIA--Detached corner containias
sePeets sDs Nav T ,s hath s.ss
apt and let the income from the other
mE s ssF s' Te hens Ssss, JAMES cARAoLA
a asas s o t.miss . S5s't on 'I IL II
Of 1st A.. good income on 2nd. Y has
ffraiaeratoFs, Kitchens, Owner has soussss
20 18th st. NV. Ma. o75s.
$3.50 DowN-Indsed q rare opportunity
and Investment. See this beautiful 2-bed-
room brick home today that rsntx Tor
to carry. This home Is Ideally ioeatsd on
Cali Tor Information today. Tsss home
s y ss'o eoGkr d '0 sr I Esfisxss
yAcANInDss.shsa: AnasSsti.; ogs e
newly installed bathroom clean inside Ms
y y.Ts Tor CHILDREN pets ssrdsn. $3.50.
Nh. MINI. AYE. AND M IT, Sc. sas
shopping facilities This semidet. bfieE
s ss.a or al. I s. ous ss ss' os as: 81
has purchassd another properly sns Il
a shssap' c. & I'll 81 ss s c p mi W. p
OPEN sUNDAY-lI4 Mississippi ave. se.-
semidet. brick. q beautiful rooms, splendid
condition; recreation room. Iavstory; mod
srn complete; gas heat. Venetian hnndSs
Sl3.a5e. Prompt occupancy. EoBkRf
H HSSsE cSSsyEksffieip into 3 apartments Of
rooms, Kitchen and bath each. Good con.
aition; Gas heat. Garase. Possession:
iWR sosI.,s s ssI MIcH ss DAN "
5Nxcosf iA-Detached brjcktsx; q rooms,
baths; rooms and bath each door: al
nsN RRzff s os eriesss FAX Sie Sso9 ~ ~
ldsssinusd q Neat ssss3
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-06-01

NO. o NORMANDY DR., Indian Spring
Estates-A beautiful Diet. brick home OF 8
rms and bath, with built-in gar; redec-
Grated throughout, in perfect eond.; vene-
tian blinds, lee. refgr., gas stove; lge. lot
with heaut shrubbsry; poss with settle
ment. Shown BY appt only.
S7ll Bradford I'd, Silver Spg.. Md.-Det
brick, 8 rms. and bath, oil heat Venetian
blinds, refgr., stovei lge. lot; in good cond
A house priced to sell At sI3,95O: poSs
at settlement, Shown BY appt. only.
HARRY A. OLiKER CO., 1104 Vermont ave
NV, MA. 1157. II
CoLORED-N0TE WELL, Great bargains
are gotten by reading between the lines.
Only 81 500 down, each BLDG. I have I'VE
2-family sidgs in choice sections Of town
Each apt; contains 5 rms. and bath with
individual hot-water heating plants. Peo-
pie who are wise generally live in / apt.
and let rent from other help pay monthly
payments All bldgs. are priced below
market prices. With modest monthly pay
ments. See Mr.. EEUMANE, 903 Il st.
NV. MA s433. Brokers' cooperation
o ssslSsS sLocx Of ss.ton NJ d;
house containing 4 rooms and bath on
2 docrs. OIL hot-sif heat. fun basement,
sarage; siI 800, $4,000 cash. Can Mr..
CARR ct 10. se2o any time. IL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-06-01

NEAR LINCOLN PARK-smau s-rm. and
bath home, reasonably priced at only
BERT . SONS. Realtors, Sis b CAPITOL
O.. II. 61ze. ewes, 10. zloe or N. 1905.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-06-01

COLoRED--s00 BLOCK i4th St. rms.
and bath on LIST loor 5 rooms and bath
on end floor: rooms and bath In base;
ment. Priced reasonable, substantial
Capitol View - Modern, B rooms and
bath; oil h.-w.h.;. hardwood hcors: front
porch; front and rear yards. A lovely
little home. Call MIR. CARR at LU. $500
(any time) II
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-06-01

LIST fLOoh! LaVatory, nVtns room WIN
fireplace: , bedrooms and bath on Ind
floor; oil a-e heat, built-in garage: e-yr.-
old detached brick; fenced rear yard near
Macarthur blvd: S15,a50; excellent terms
Call pI; lois until pm, VIM. H.
SAUNDERS, INC, -3
BEfHEsDA--open Sat and Sun, to 5
nm, 5000 Pugbee ave.--A beautiful T-rm.
Diet white brick with den and bedrm.
and bath on lst &. and . hedrms.. and
bath on End n: firsplase; oar; exhaust
roof; oil heat; beautifully decorated: va
cant; mr.. stores and transp. only S21 $50
Directions: Out Old Georgetown I'd. to
Rasbee ave, turn right to 5000. Raj
FELL real, ESTATE CO.. sH: 1loa. 81
home. First floor living room din lining
room. fully-eepipped kitchen, den or T.
erary; Second door; bedrooms bath,
70 attic; Full basement, oil h.-w, heat,
LARGE fenced lot with 2-car .sarase.
streetcar. For tull details and INSPECTION
.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-06-01

locale,
~ ave- handsome apts-;
gas heat; 2 baths, 2 kiteh-
8 pm, PAUL J. MILLER,
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1947-08-07
MONTGOMERY SIDELIGHTS
BN ELSIN WHITE HAINES

! The Rev. Orlando Hutton, called
i'll 1874, was the first official rec,
tor. He was the father of the late
Miss Elise Hutton and of Miss
Amy who is still living at the age
of 81. The Rev. S. Janney Hutton
of the present day, is grandson
of the first rector and great
grandson of Elisha John Hall.
The church building was moved
a short distance west in 1910 tc
make room to expand the GENE.
terry. The rectory which was burn
ed in 1912 was rebuilt adjoining
the church.
St. Johns is an independent
church in the geographical bounds
of st. Bartholomew parish. Elk
cept in the hysterical times of the
War Between the States the three
churches of the parish have been
served by the same minister.
1t is interesting to note that
while st. Luke's Church, Brighton
was built during the rectorship OF
the Rev. Thomas Duncan in the
early 1905, both the original St
Bartholomew and st. Johns
Churches were organized and built
by the people before rector had
been called.
One hundred years is a compari-
lively short span in the life of a
church in Maryland, where eigh-
teen churches had in 1912 celebrat-
ed their 250th anniversaries. Not
only has the Hutton family fur
nished pillars" of the church, but
many other communicates are des-
cendents of other signers of the
"debenture."
Charles Albert, who lived at
Homewood, now Manor Club
Estates, was lay reader at St
Johns for 40 years. He was the
grandfather of st. Adams Charles
Warner.
In ending his report in 1912 Mr.
Lansdale said: There is no way to
measure the influence, either past
or present, of church in COM
munity. When we think of the me-
mortal windows and other memor-
/ ials in the church and the hallow-
ed remembrance of those who
sleep in the churchyard, it is easy
to believe that st. Johns has had
a very potent influence and that
i those first 100 years will be fol
l1owed by many more"
The drawing of plans for the
ley0ansion and the formation of q
building committee makes it seem
that Mr.. Lansdale prophecy may
come true sooner than he expected
Here's luck to them!
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1947-08-07
BOYS All CLUB NEWS

Montgomery County Alters are
enjoying themselves at State All
Club Week at College Park. They
left Monday morning and are ex-
pecting to return to the county
Saturday morning. During their
stay they have been attending as
semblies with such outstanding
speakers as Bernard Sutler, FBI
Agent; DR.. H. C. Byrd, President
of University of Maryland, and
many other well-known men. The
older group are enjoying group
discussions while the younger
group have been studying various
types of conservation, livestock
and poultry practices. In the eve
ming the members enjoy themselves
playing softball and games be-
tween the various tribes. The day
is ended with a Vesper Service and
campfire meeting.
Those All boys attending from
Montgomery County are: Ernest
Nicholson, Tommy and Billy Nor
wood, Allan Burdette, Wendell
Day, Irving and Douglas King,
Charley White, Gordon Keys,
Merle Howes, George Woodfield,
Jr., Earl and Herbert King,
Charles Linthicum, Harold Multi
nix, James Arnold, Jack Barnsley,
Bruce Berlage, Jack Burdette, Jul
ian P. King, Jr., Michael Tabler,
Lacy Murphy, Nevin E. Hoffacker,
Stanley Stiles, and William Whir-
Lew
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1947-08-07
TUESDAY, AUGUST 10, 1947

purchase Thousand Dollars ($35OOOO0)
par value general obligation maturity bonds known
as Rockville and Sewer Extension and Repair Bonds of
1947".
o'clock A. NJ said date said sealed bids will be
publicly opened the of The Mayor and Council OF the
Town Rockville Mayors office and the bonds will be
awarded to the highest responsible bidder for cash.
The bonds will be used for the
purpose of financing repair of the and
systems said The bonds will all be dated August
1947 There 1857 said bonds of the
value of One Thousand Dollars each numbered con-
secuvey ~ No. Thirtyfve (35 both inclu
sive They payable in the order of their
August of each 948 to $780,
inclusive following varying annual serial nsalments