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Evening star., 1948-07-09
Draper Leaves for Athens

TRIESTE, July 8 CP.-Undersec.
retary of Army Draper and 1t. Gen.
Albert G. Wedemeyer, director of
the Armys Plans and Operations
Division, have left for Athens after
comforting with Anglo-American
military officers in Trieste. From
Athens. they plan to 60 to Ankara,
Turkey.
Evening star., 1948-07-09
Communications Strike
Threatening Frunce
By The A,,oeio,ed Press

PARIS, July "a strike of 100,-
600 postal, telegraph and telephone
employees threatened France today
The cabinet met for six hours but
was unable to reach any decision
on the workers demands.
The communications workers
scheduled a meeting tonight to de-
eide whether they would strike.
Union sources said the strike would
be called if their demands were not
met by that time.
Evening star., 1948-07-09
THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D C. :. As
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meeting ran to q cornfield where
Burson had ditched the car, Mrs,
Ruch added, and held him until
deputies and State highway pa
trolmen arrived. 4
Stark County Prosecutor D. Deane
Mclaughlin said Burson would be
charged with murder in the Ruch
shooting. Mr.. Mclaughlin added
that Burson admitted serving II
years in the reformatory for auto
theft and highway robbery.
Evening star., 1948-07-09
Russiu, Poland Fix Border

LONDON, July 9 P.-The Mos
COW radio said last night that Russia
and Poland signed treaty yester-
day in Moscow fixing their mutual
frontier. The treaty sets up a con-
vention to settle any frontier con-
flicts and Incidents the broadcast
said
Evening star., 1948-07-09

tonlgnt IN the
P e n t e cos t a !
Holiness Church,
1015 D street
NE.
More than 1000
members will at
tend the meet
ings, which, will
end on Monday.
Reports con-
corning the work
of the church
and its position
with regard to
the moral and
spiritual issues
Evening star., 1948-07-09
Five U. S. Ships at GibroItor

GIBRALTAR, July 9 (P). - A
squadron of five American warships,
including the newest aircraft car
rier, the Coral Sea, arrived here to-
day from Casablanca for a short
visit,
Evening star., 1948-07-09
Stefan Visits Gen. Clay

BERLIN, July 9 (R-Representa-
tive Stefan, Republican, Of Nebraska
began a two-day visit in Berlin to-
day as the guest of Gen. Lucius D.
Clay, American Military Govern
ment chief.
Evening star., 1948-07-09
Bishop Syman Opens
Conference Tonight

Bishop J. A. Synan of the
First Jurisdictional Area, Pente-
costal Holiness Church, will open the
first session of the denomination
Maryland Conference at 7:45 o'clock
Evening star., 1948-07-09

dren fought over water at Kozane's
fountains and cisterns. Steps were
taken to inoculate the $4,000 inhab-
itants against typhus.
Evening star., 1948-07-09
FOUND

LADY'S WRIST WATCH found in the
street, 21st and Virginia ave. Call Lost
and Found Dept, DIAMOND CAB CO.,
LONG-HAIRED SMALL MALE DOG, tan
with white around neck; small collie
type or spitz. Found at Norbeck, Md,
eL. 61n9.
fNY PEKINGESE DOG. IA. s947.
Evening star., 1948-07-09
Navy Honors Jewish Unit

The National Jewish Welfare
Board has been awarded a certifi-
cate of achievement by Rear Ad-
miral Clifford A. Swanson, surgeon
general of the Navy, for its spiritual
and recreation programs at the Ma
val Medical Center, Bethesda, dur
ing World War II.
Argentina repeatedly has invited
an Italian making firm to
locate there.
Evening star., 1948-07-09
I {
Washington. LittI. D.tfoit cIty-Nias Looaiion.

Get the S. ". Rice
Shopping Hubit and
Sauei Come in to-
day meet Vince and
Stanley in person
compare their prices,
see ho1D their PER-
SONALIZED SERV-
ICE guarantees yon
q perfectly fitted suit
Without one dd-
ditionGI cent for al
terra tionS!
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-10-08


HELEN SMrThslPcd few tmsnnered boys who insist o"
dancing with their Did know "crs that masculine
headEa indoors only looks bad but 6aneSs
What did the old Scpaddcr left prominently stage
play rack, perhapsr musicians topper drApsd
casually uee heel
Lillian GOodhue PENIS used the dance
poslcrs comedy and the
gram because SHE hadn't been askedi
sparkling VVacious Anna Mae wneuTn,
internationally sOnGsre and leader She's prstter
stage very friendly Miss wnburhb been here two months
Judy Prkn local singer Anna Mae the
Twin Cities great"
WHO'S WHO
packed house but chance % "ho~dy with Pearl
Mckinney Phillips MelrosC Greene Shirley Wade
Andy Martin Brown Maurice Strong Mae Stewart
Coe Brown Eddie McMoore Wayne
Glanon Lucille Shaw Mae Roberta Mr. and Mrs John Richie
Doris Anderson Jimmy tRufus) Smith Of Omaha Carl BAnkA
ueene Louis Jnknn Oscar Newman Marion Johnson
Ruth Gricn OF Detroit SheS in the millinery business now Mr.
AonEo Ellie and Gloria Green Nice going
MacstTo'
Later very quick trip by the Minneapolis EEs and
into former resident Mccullough here from Seattle tier
kayS CArruheFS Wkrrson Chamer Lawson Florence
HarKravc Juanita Mason Mary Rollins Garfield Cm loVrT"l
Saton Bell and Harry Davis RUDE Warren in
talkative mood but hen when isn't heH
IN THE MAIL
Received such pleasant letter from Mr. W Ia Panic nsur
Grafton North Dakota No. his wife and sister took
kidding Anoka dinner swell Good portsmanshp
Pantes Thanks much for all the Kind words
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-10-08

Paul he has built . rambling
country home on u ten acre plot
81 land
Mira. David TrueheaFt Of Ian
sing. Mich. who has been for the
past week visiting Mr. and Mrs
James A. Ward. AIS W Central
Ave. 10 leaving today She will
attend a convention before re.
turning 10 her home In Michigan
EarI D.. Weber, 17s Carroll, left
last week for Washington, DC
where he will attend Howard UNI,
verHiiy Weber. who has his Rsaos
cate Of arts degree from the Uni.
vcrSity Of Minnesota. Ia taking
pre- dental work III Howard,
Mr.. and Mira. Charles HendeT'
son Of Wichita. kans, are now
residing with their cousin, Mrs
Josephine Todd. $50 RoBdo Ave
Perry Ransom. another cousin, Of
Wichita, KanR., Ia also residing
with her. The HsndETSons and
Ransom plan 10 make 81 Paul
their home
The first affair og the year for
the 81 James building fund got
underway Sunday. Oct ,, with n
coffee sip given by Mrs Alice
Mayes and her daughter. Viola
lee, $40 W Central Ave More
than 30 guests were present,
Mrs. Della HOlsOmbask. SsS
R0nd0 Ave, h . delegate nom
the Maxwell school "a the c0unc II
u the Parents Teachers hSs"cl
stiOn. which meets once . month
/ alT. and Mrs. F0Hehla sSnISn
g45 Hondo Ave, will celebrate
their 23th wedding anniversary
! Oct, 70. with an open h0us" II the
home of their daughter. Mrs Rob
eFt ghofncf. g3s 81 Anthony Ave
! Tuesday morning. Oct. S. Mrs
Leila Jackson. 73g Rondo Ave en-.
tsTtainsd 81 breakfast for Mira
Edna sellTs u Detroit, AEh
Other guests were Mrs. LillIsr
Downsy and Mrs. Willie Black d
81 Paul Mrs jackson IL yiHi'inG
Mrs. Black, Tsz W Central Ave
Mis- Jane vISIst BSBos, S4s ~
Anthony Ave. was married Sep
tsFnbsr Is 20 Mr.. Lester RIVER
In Duluth. with Rev J y Sim
mons performing the ceremony
Mrs Ethel Garter u - Paul a.
tended the wedding, Mrs River
Il Visiting IN Detroit AIsh
Cleveland. Ohio. and New Y0Fk
She IL visiting . sister. ATt
BsTnsdins Wilson u Detroit NJ
Rivers 10 employed In The Steam
ship linsa and IL . chef eOok there
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-10-08

Mr. and Mra. Dennis Thomas.
2S2 Rondo Ave. are receiving
congratulations on tho birth 81 u
baby boy on Sept 10. ~ Miller
hospital. Baby Thomas weighed
niS pounds, Ave ounces Rt birth
The TsTC met Saturday niGht
with Mr. o, {, Hall, TAT ~ An
thony Ave. Mr Bismark Archer
was club guest
The Omega Pal Phi fraternity
met NJ the home Of James Brad
ford. 5O4 W. Central Ave. Satur-
day, Oct 2. Milo c, Murray. re-
Rional representative for the fra.
lernlty, counsellor III law ~ Gary,
Ind. and regional representative
for the fraternity. spoke Ia the
group he alao helped make "a.
ture plans for the fraternity.
Temporary plans were made for .
get acquainted party to be held
for the now enFollees Al the vaTl.
Gus scho0ls 10 be held Oct 10
The next meeting u the frRterni.
" will be Oct ~, ai The home ~
Dr A NJ Butler
Mr.. and Mrs. q. w. J0nsa Ol
Seattle. Wash. have been Waiting
with Mrs. Pearl BucknsT. $50 W.
Central Ave The couple has been
! in ~ Paul for the past two weeks
and has also been visiting IN Chi,
cago Before leaving here they
viii visit Mrs Roberto Tyler, 694
" Central Ave.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-10-08

ton Of the Church Of God In
Christ Of which Elder !. winnls u
oVrrseer, While In Chicago abe At
tended the church Of Elder Robert
Miller and conducted q meeting
there.
Leaving Tor Kansas City: Mrs.
Myrtle Banks 1901 Bryant Ave,
No, will leave Friday, oCt Q, for
Kansas City. Mo, whore she will
attend q meeting Of the HsTotnea
Of Jericho Of the MAsonS,
Rev. and NaFH. q. W. Mcdonnell,
SIG Colfax Ave, No. have left for
a much needed four weeks Vaca.
ton TO Oklahoma. Texas. Oakland
and San Francisco, Calf, On their
way home they will stop OF In
Wyoming and Nevada, In Califor'
MIA. Mrs. Mcconnell will visit q
sister and Rev, Mcconnell will
visit q brother whom he has not
seen for thirty years, The McCon'
nells plan 20 return home NoVem'
Der /. Elder Henry Wilson viii
bc in charge Of the services at his
church during the absence OF
! Rev, Mcconnell
Mr.. and MFN. Melvin stone, sSl
| Bryant Ave, No, have announced
the engagement Of their daughter
Jane Yvonne, TO Edward Milton
son Of Mrs. NJ. d. Milton, liz
Humboldt Ave. No. Mr.. Milton II
graduate Of Luverne High
/ School, LuveTne. Mimi and Mlai
Stone will graduate from NORTH
High School IN January. She
plans 10 enter Minneapolis Schoo
Of Ar
Mr.. Marcus IAcks0n. 1871 y
Franklin St, was given . birth
day party by his wife Monday
evening. Oct. 4. Those presen
were Mr.. and Mrs Eddie JeffeT
son, Mr.. and Mrs ". NJ. Ssabronl
Mr. and Mrs, Pullsm. EssIs II
Mason, Mrs. Thelma Stark. Mis-
VViola Walker, Robert BuckneT
H. l. Sims and W NJ Lumsey
Those who sent presents to III,
honored man were Miss Beulal
| Fonianote and Mr. and Mr.
Webb.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-10-08

While on the ride they played
games and sang songs. Robert
Mitchell, 683 Carroll Ave is
president Of the club: Mrs, Fuiiko
Kitayawa Is secretary. and Ed
mond (Luke) LukaSZnewSki CON
Quoted the games.
Mrs. Mary L. SeatOn, S6S llth
Ave. No, entered Minnesota Bust
ness College Monday, Oct. 4. She
is taking Secretarial practice.
Mr.. and Mrs. LIlIard Evans Of
Portland, Oregon, returned 20
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-10-08

Washington. They stopped OF at
Yellowstone National Park, and
Wisconsin DellS Mr.. and Mrs.
Evans were delegates 70 the Elks
Grand Lodge Convention Mr.,
Evans Is Exalted Ruler Of Billy
Webb Lodge No. 1850. Portland,
and Mrs. Evans Is past Daughter
Ruler Of DahliA Temple No, 202
Mr.. Addison Is also president Of
the Northwest States Association
and Manager Of the Government
Housing Project in Spokane,
Washington. Mrs, Ella Washing
ton. who has been Ill for some
time, is much improved and en-
ioyed the visit OF her daughter
and son I'm law. their guest, and
q sister in law. Mrs Richie
Washington Of Marshall. Texas.
Returns Home: MN, Sarah
Benson Just returned 10 the city
after visiting friends and rela-
tives In New York, Atlantic City.
New Jersey, Philadelphia and
Boston. Mrs. John McGraw &C
companied Mrs. Benson on their
trip on which they motored
! Mrs. p. J. BuIOrd, a03G eth Ave.
So, returned home Sunday, Oct
|. from Omaha, Neb.. where she
has been visiting her daughter,
Miss Vcntwell Buford Miss Blu.
ford Is an instructor al the Uni
vcTsity Of Omaha
Sewing Circle: The sewing Cir.
Gle Of The Church Of God in
Christ met Wednesday. Oct 8. at
the home Of Mrs Abe Snad0n,
1910 Bryant Ave. No,
\ Returned Home: Mrs. Robert
Burrcss. 2sIO Tenth Ave. So. re.
turned home Friday, Oct, !. from
Chicago and Detroit, In Detroit
she attended the Annual Conven'
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Ermine Hall II
SOlOiSt for
Christ Church

Mrs ETmine Hall Allen. 99S
Iglehart Ave, who has been a
member Of the Pilgrim Baptist
church choir for - years, has ac'
crpted the position as cunralto
SoloiSt for the Christ Episcopal
church. lac Pleasant Ave,
The joining Of this professional
choir Is nothing new to Mrs, Al
len, as she has dealt in music all
her life. She Is a member Of the
Civic opera, vice president Of the
81. Paul School Of Opera, and has
made four annual appearances In
the Pop concerts,
Mrs. Allen Is succeeding Mira
Den L. Lane. wife Of Den y, Lane,
real estate man.
Because Of her added duties In
accepting this position. Il was
necessary for Mrs, Allen TO resign
a. president Of the Pilgrim Bap-
list choir. Moses Knott, Jr., sue
ceedS her rs president
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-10-08

their home last Monday after
spending several weeks In the
city visiting their mother. Mrs
Ella Washington and sisters and
brothers in law. MeSSrS and
Mines + l.. Sims. 4040 Fourth
Ave. So, M. II Jackson, 1897 Z.
Franklin. Mr. and Mrs Evans
have been away from their home
since August Is They motored
from Portland to Cincinnati with
Mr.. and Mrs. r. d. Addison and
Miss Josie Williams OF Spokane,
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SOCIAL & PERSONAL
orriS, assistant accompaniSt.
MINNEAPOLIS

The 20 Club met Sunday, Oct. J. at the Halle O. Brown
community house Officers of the last reelected
to hold office until the next annual meeting to be held in
March
The Twin City Married Couples Club q boat tour
down the Mississippi Sunday evening Oct from to pm
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-10-08

Although we'd been assisting the girls, hackStagc,
our anticipation eaualled the audiences when the
contest finally began and Miss 10 Ann Fraction
wea,,n. piece. esg shell, number. walked of
with irst prise (pimple chccked Joyce Clayton was
my fRVoTitcl
The dance noor was iammcd with good 'natured,
osle-ryed spectators having the = paid my money
and intend 10 see II through" look.
SIDE SHOTS
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-10-08

New Jersey IL hes, known for itG
100 miles ~ reCrpatiunsi EssEhoFs
"a practically unbroken chain Of
surf. washed salt water bathing
beaches Resorts ilke Atlantic City
and AsbUry PRrk. with their vide.
sandy beaches and splendid board
walks. play host 10 millions Of
visitors annually
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-10-08

Twsnly sta little ehllarsa were
entertained when their friends,
Buster TArvSr, ., and Terry
TaTver, q, were given q birthday
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SOCIAL & PERSONAL

Mr. and Mrs ]. Z. Johnson, $40 81 Anthony Ave,
turned city last Wednesday after ten day trip to
Toledo Ohio Monroe and Detroit Mich In Toledo they
the guests Of Mr. and Mrs Wanzo In Detroit they
the guests Of MIR f. u Wanxo JT While Monroe, Mich,
ihey Visited Dr. l. Mlll who Of time praetced In 81
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Red Cross RsIIsf

Disaster relief operations we're
carried on By the American Red
Cross In Is states ard Alaska last
year.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-10-08

party Saturday, Sept 10, The
party was held In the home OF
Mrs, Elizabeth Tarvsr Bo3 81,
Anthony Ave. al q o'clock,
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CHATTER -PATTER
BY HELM SMITH
THE WINNER!

With rumble and hlATc Of brass the Phyllis
Wheatley Bathing expelled their chewing pulled
shoulders back tumeS Chns smiles and pranccd onto
las nisht
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Sewing Circle: The Sewing Cir
Gle Of The Church Of God in
Christ met Wednesday. Oct 8. AT
the home Of Mrs, Abe Snadon,
Anrn ra..n.a A.. NJ
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-10-08

Returned Home: Mrs. Robert
Burrcss. 2sIO Tenth Ave. So. re-
turned home Friday. Oct, /. from
Chicago and Detroit In Detroit
she attended the Annual Conven,
The echo., 1948-09-15
IMp0EI TAM

For q long. loDg t.1a the Office
has been trying to stock cheaper
Il. 3. A. Button like the little white
celluoid butten we used to haadle
several years ago, and we are happy
to state that we have gotten in touch
with d company that viii be IN posi-
ton to furnish us with this type OF
button.
The shipment will be in our Of
flee about July 25th or 10th.
The echo., 1948-09-15
Orders Large Number
Of H. B.. A. Caps

Hattiesburg, August 80, 1913.
Dear Miss Larkin:
You Will find enclosed a remit
tance to cover Q5) H. B.. A. caps
for my ledge.
am in Raymond, Mississippi con-
Quoting a revival. 7 planned to stop
in the office on August q, but was
too late. I am happy to have you
as the general secretary. You will
forever have my support. May God
bless you.
Reverend B. J. Hines.
The echo., 1948-09-15

We wish to take this medium to

We wish to take this medium to
write this open letter to our local
lodges. There are some local lodges
that never make a contribution
through the Echo with reference to
the toiAg5 and works Il their lccol
lodge, church or community. I am
asking each local president to ap-
point reporter from the lodge TO
send in local news. Condense the
news and yet, you can make it in
teresting.
The echo., 1948-09-15
Tentative Deatll List

81 Jeanne WarU Eo.g3 @. Ar
sringtor Pras,4 Lo'"'a'
%. Leila johnson, No. 344, W. H.
j.
30 Ellen j. Kelly, No. 102, Mrs.
Irene Allen, Pres, Hattiesburg.
80. - t- -.U, &c. IL, G. l..
Hall, President, Virgins.
81. Ju-as utlec NO. $50, Revar-
end Jas. Patrick, Pres, Hattiesburg.
80 Mary Overstreet, No. 176, De-
rias Craft President, Chunky.
The echo., 1948-09-15
Here's He'p for SUFFERING wv~Hs

: Excessive loss Of blood during "dii-
I ficult days" can impair health, make
you feel tired, nervous, cranky and
rebuilding red blood, giving you new
strength and vitality. Try just one
bottle of w. H. Bulls HERBS AND
IRON as directed. Thousands find
new relief. nsw happiness year FOUND
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1948-05-13

Towson-The Towson Town As
ISOLATION is launching a second
poll to determine the reaction of
residents to parking meters on the
busy streets of the county seat. A
previous poll was said to have been
indecisive-members of the asso-
citation favored the plan but a poll
of the general public revealed to-
tai sentiment against it. Propo-
nents Of the plan claimed that
there was much "electioneering"
against the meters and the results
did not show the true sentiment of
the persons most vitality concerned.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1948-05-13

Prince Frederick = The anti
slot machine action, begun in Cal
vert County last summer, appar-
emily ended last week when the
State dropped charges against a
number of store and tavern oper-
ators. The cleanup campaign was
started by a county civic organiza-
ton and resulted in many grand
jury indictments. All were dropped
after several mot guilty" verdicts
were returned by the Circuit Court
jury.
Barstow-Some confusion devel-
oped in Calvert County recently
over the application of the new
personal property tax rates. The
officials at first believed that the
tax rates on the new personal
property tax forms should be ap-
plicable and were charging accord
ingly. At recent protest meeting
Of merchants and officials the deci-
sion of the Attorney General,
which stated that it was only nee
essary to pay the 1947 personal
property tax to obtain a renewal
of traders license this year, was
revealed. This, at least, avoided
further complaints on tax pay
ments for the present but tax Off
Gals were criticized for the error
in having required the higher rate.
They disclaimed any previous
knowledge of the ruling.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1948-05-13
Sherwood School
News
STUDENT COUNCIL MOVIE

OlODENI SOONOll4 UQObIE
The senior student council pre-
scented "a Bell for Adano," star
ring John Kodiak and Gene Tier
ney, to the student body on We'd
nesday, April %. This was the
third movie of the year shown by
the council.
SHUTS OUT ROCKVILLE
Sherwood's baseball team shut
out the Rockville boys on Friday,
April 80, in game there. Eleven
runs were scored by Sherwood.
"TAMING, OF THE SHREw"
Friday, May Z, was a big night
for Sherwood, for at 500 the jun
Tor class presented William Shakes
peare's Tanning of the Shrew."
Joseph ("Bucky'') Himmelheber
portrayed the hero, Petruchio; the
part of Katharine, the shrew, was
taken by Charlotte Goodwin; her
younger sister, Blanca, was played
by Lois Cooley; and Joseph Haste
was Lucentio, one of Bianca's adj
mirers.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1948-05-13
Senator Roy T. Davis
EntertainS Farmers

State Senator Roy Tasco Davis,
member of Enterprise Farmers
Club, of the Olney and Sandy
Spring section of Montgomery
County, entertained the Club at
Annapolis on May 7th.
The program lncluded a visit to
the Naval Academy as guests of
Admiral James L. Holloway, Jr.,
and a reception at the Governors
Mansion, at which the members
and other guests were entertained
by Governor and Mrs. Preston
Lane and their daughter. Follow
ing the Governors reception the
Club met for it's regular monthly
reunion in the Senate chamber at
the State House. William W.
Moore presided and Stanley p.
Stabler acted as secretary.
The members of the Club were
kuCotS VI OCldCOI DdNlo HI Vic
Sheraton Room at Carvel Hall at
Z P. M. The dinner was in honor
of Lacy Shaw, a member of the
Club, in celebration of his recent
marriage.
In addition to the twenty-three
members of the Club, there were
present as special guests of Sen
ator Davis: James King, President
of the Montgomery County Farm
Bureau; T. A. Barnesley, Office
of the County Agent; T. Yellott
Candy, Junior Farmers Club; T.
H. Lansdale, of the Senior Farm
ers' Club; Ted Ray; Barnard
Welsh, Sr.; Walter Dawson, Chair
man of the Republican Central
Committee, and J. Bond Smith,
Chairman of the Democrat Central
Committee.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1948-05-13
Perry Burdette Heads
Damascus P.-T.A.

Perry Burdette was elected pres
ident of the Damascus Parent
Teacher Association at its meeting
on Monday, May 3rd.
A film showing the beauties OF
Sherwood Gardens in Baltimore
was shown. Notice was given OF
the Summer Roundup to be held
June 8, OF care for the health re-
quirement of children entering
school next fall.
New officers, in addition to the
president, are: Vice-president,
Mrs. Ronald MacNab; Secretary
Mrs. William Buckingham; Treas
urer, Mrs. Herbert S. Hyatt.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1948-05-13

Bel Air-Jarrettsville merchants
and residents are said to have been
enraged recently by some person
or persons who think it a joke to
shoot BIB pellets through expensive
windows. 1t is not very often that
adults are found with such a per-
verified sense of humor and an
effort is being made to apprehend
the boy or boys believed respon-
sible for the wilful destruction of
property.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1948-05-13

Elkton - The town planning
group recently met with the Town
Board and presented a building
code listing many restrictions for
Elkton. In addition, the code pro-
vides for fire marshal to enforce
provisions of the ordinance and all
laws relating to fire prevention and
protection and lists penalties for
all violations. There was some
newspaper criticism of the code
due to the fact that it was adopted
at a special meeting of the two
groups without any previous pub
licity before local taxpayers and
residents who will be vitality affect
ed by the changes.