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Smyrna times., 1949-09-01
Marvdel

Mrs. Olen Hummer spent tn,
weekend at Severns Park, Md, Wis
iting with her sister, Mrs. Eliza,
beth La Pitt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Leslie anC
daughter, Jean, were guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Mike Pavarnik of Linden
N. ]. for several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Cameron en-.
tertained during the week her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. Stade, and
Mr.. and Mrs. r. johnson, all OF
Chicago, Ill.
Mrs. Ella Hutson and Mrs. Lydia
Patrick of Greensboro visited with
their nephew and family, Mr.. and
Mrs. William Hutson of near Mary.
del during the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Ward were
hosts during the week to Mr.. and
MRS. Harry Fairlamb of st. Peters
burgh, Fla, Mrs. Mary Heather
ington, Mrs. William Barrett, Mrs
Eva Hick, and Mrs. ANU Huff OF
Wilmington.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. A. Covell spent
the weekend in Baltimore visiting
with his parents.
Miss Helen ". Powell of Dover
and Mr.. ID. Dagg of Hartly were
married by the Rev. C. H. Atkins
at the parsonage on Saturday
evening.
Mrs. Ray Wilson of Baltimore
visited with her brother and FAM
lily, Mr.. and Mrs. William Mickey
during the week.
Marydel's second Firemen's
Carnival begins this Thursday,
Sept. list, at s pm. on the lawn OF
the Community Hall and will con-
tinue through Friday, Saturday
and Labor Day, Monday, Sept. 5th
Special entertainment is being
planned for every evening. Come
out and enjoy the fun.
Mr.. E. ]. Winsch, Miss Ruth
Keck, Master Andrew Collision an6
Mrs. l.. H. Collision spent two days
visiting with friends in Allentown
Pennsylvania.
Smyrna times., 1949-09-01
Leiipsiic

AIRS. MARY Balzell of Philadel-
phia spent the weekend with Mr..
and Mrs. William Smith.
Miss Estella Hevener of Chicago,
MIR. and Mrs. Louis Mousley and
son, Levin, of Claymont visited Mr..
and Mrs. William Maclary and
family on Sunday.
Mrs. Almond Sapp of Cheswold
spent Friday afternoon with Mrs.
Frank Sipple.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clements Horvath
and children visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Millard Tigner on Sunday.
MIR. and Mrs. Harry Meredith of
wyoming, Mr.. and Mrs. John Mer-
edith of Newburg, N. Y. called on
MIR. and Mrs. John Disch on Thurs
day evening.
Mrs. Wilson Carey and children
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Oda Sipple on
Friday evening.
Mr.. Fred Hoffecker of Chester.
and Mr.. Dudley Hoffecker of Tenn
visited Mr.. William Hoffecker on
Thursday.
MIR. and Mrs. Walter Kelt and
family of Wilmington visited Mr.
and Mrs. John G. Slaughter an6
Mrs. Emma Cole on Sunday.
Mrs. E. S. Clothier who is spend
ing the summer at Bowers spent
few days with her sister, Miss
Ella Harper.
MIR. and Mrs. George Pohle o1
Philadelphia, Mr.. and Mrs. Ralpf
Smyrna times., 1949-09-01

tional Committee for Traffic Safe
ty; Mrs. George Jaqua, national
chairman of safety, General FEEDER
alton of Women's Clubs; Commits
sioner Thomas H. Macdonald, Pub
lie Roads Administration, Federal
Works Agency; William McKell,
president, Association of Casualty
and Surety Companies; Herman
Norton, director OF health, physical
educational and safety, Rochester,
New York Public Schools: NAL
colin Price, president. State Teach
ers College, Cedar Falls, Iowa;
George II. Reavis, educational
counselor, Quarrie Foundation, Inc.
Chicago, Illinois; John w. Stude-
baker, vice president and chairman
editorial board, Scholastic Maya
zine; and Roscoe West, chairman,
National Commission on Safety
Education, National Education AS
ISOLATION.
The Association of Casualty and
Surety Companies is now preparing
for its third High School Driver
Education and Training Award
Program, covering the school year
1949-50. Invitations are being sent
to the governors of every state to
participate.
Smyrna times., 1949-09-01
Blackbird

Mrs. Clifford Pryor entertained
the Woman's Society of Scott M.
E. Church at covered dish lunch
con at her home on Wednesday.
MIR. and Mrs. Frank Schulz of
Brooklyn, N. Y. spent the weekend
with Mrs. Victor Kohl.
Miss Louise Foraker is visiting
her uncle and family in New
Jersey.
Mrs. w. G. Roosevelt spent the
weekend at Rehoboth.
MIR. and Mrs. Martin Shaw of
Chicago, and Mrs. Jennie Patterson
of Alliance, Ohio, are visiting Mrs
James A. Buckson.
Mrs. Mollie Stats of Dover is
visiting her sister, Mrs. w. F. An.
derson and family.
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Parker, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Park
er and daughter, Mrs. Cooper OF
Wilmington visited Mrs. Maggie
Parker.
Mrs. Edward Wilson, Sr., Mrs.
Minnie v. Wilson and Mrs. Joe Par
Wis spent Tuesday in Wilmington
Mrs. Cora Keith has returned
home after spending some time
with relatives at Goldsboro, Md.
Mrs. Clara Smith and Mrs. Mary
Rawley gave baby shower for
Mrs. Margaret Rugby on Tuesday
evening.
Mr.. Edward Wilson, Sr. spent
Tuesday in Washington, D. C.
Mr.. CLANCY De Pew and Richard
Wood of Hamfort, N. Y. visited
Mr.. and Mrs. William Smith on
Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Din were
dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Har-
vey Denney and family on Sunday
! On Saturday Mrs. Frank Sipple
attended the Playtex Picnic held
at COLCHESTER.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Rash, Mr..
and Mrs. James Rash called on MIR.
and Mrs. Harvey Denney and fam
lily on Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Sipple visit
ed Mr.. and Mrs. James e. Sapp of
Magnolia on Sunday.
Miss Ginny Worrall has returned
to her home in Chester after spend
ing some time with her friend,
Miss Jane Pugh.
Mrs. Matte Sanders, Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. M. Shrewsbury of Philadel-
phia spent Tuesday with Mr.. and
Mrs. Harvey Denney and family.
Mrs. Ida Kalman of New York
is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Horace
Pugh and family.
Quite a number of people went
to Tolchester for the picnic given
by International Playtex Corpora
tion for their employees on Satur-
day.
Smyrna times., 1949-09-01

Fieldsboro spent Sunday with Mrs.
Betty Sweetman and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph McClain and
family have been visiting her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Walker Warner.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hamilton,
Mr.. and Mrs. John P. Shockley and
family of Wilmington, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Moore, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Moore Of Newark spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene
Shockley.
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Clayton

~l
Miss Eleanor Pinder is patient
at the Kent General Hospital, Dow
er. where she underwent an emer-
gency appendectomy.
Miss Mary Burke is spending the
week with her aunt, Mrs. Alice
Maher, in Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Blossom and fam
lily of Chincoteague, Va. were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Millard
Passwaters this past week.
Mrs. James Burris and daughter
are taking up their new residence
In the Gooseman Apartments on
September 1st.
Rev. Ray Kirwan of Easton, Md,
a welcome visitor to Clayton, spent
Thursday visiting among his many
friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Hurd and
son spent several days this week
as guests of Mr.. and Mrs. T. C.
Harrington, of Wilmington.
Rev. and Mrs. G. e. Leister are
spending their vacation near West
minister, Md, with Mrs. Leister's
parents.
Mrs. Thomas M. Smith of Will
mington was the weekend guest of
her grandchildren Sandra-Lynn,
and David Short.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Mills, near
Clayton, had as their dinner guests
on Sunday, Mr.. and Mrs. Roland
Mills, and Mr.. and Mrs. William
Wright and son.
Mrs. Thomas Kennedy has been
on the "sick list" for several days.
MIR. and Mrs. John Rambo had as
dinner guests, Mr. and Mrs. Clifton
Still and daughter of Smyrna.
Mrs. Eugene Knox spent Sunday
in Bridgeville visiting her sister
Nho is Ill at her home.
Mrs. Kelly Broadwater and DON
ma Lee have returned to their
home in Havre de Grace, Md. after
spending several weeks near Clay
ton.
Miss Mildred A. Mills and Mrs.
William Wright and son Glenn
spent Friday in Wilmington.
MIR. and Mrs. Robert Connors of
Delaney Road are spending several
days in wildwood, N. ].
Mrs. Eva LeCompte has Joined
the home owners who are beauti-
flying our community. Extensive
alterations and painting are under
way on her home on Maint Street.
Mrs. Ray Mabrey of Glendale,
Arizona is visiting friends in Clay
ton.
Smyrna times., 1949-09-01
SAFE DRIVER
SCHOOL COURSE,
Continued from Page Thu

ICOntlnued from Page IhreeJ
emy, Charleston, South Carolina;
Harold P. Jackson, chairman, Ma
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ORITGSTORE

store space approximateiy :,oTe s,U9o
sa. it., suitable for SI d5ugstoIse; EssI1sy
radio sales and repair snop' s,tuated puatd
parlor' oaiion oaToer 81 sn0p' y large @ housing
oro,sct on Dslsd0n and numbered sls5 Duke Ia e
81 Siexandria, Va. 5-year lease
ss.va;ilabie s.; Bids will be received
and opened for the rental Of this
property at II noon Mon, Seps. bv ths
iandlord hS1H to reject any or all bids.
Direct Isreetfa ali i bids or inauirers to the !.
ALEXANDRIA REDEVELoPMENI d
Housing AUTHORITY, 13l Belvoir
St, Alexandria, Va. Telephone
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EDWIN L. ELLIS
OlO Vermont ave. RE. 514O.
Bakers Opportunity

BAKERS oPpoRTtNITY owner
decision to retire offers for the. frst
time this Little Gold Mine" being
one of the best estab. anu most .op-
in town at a sacrifice price and on
terms. It's location. equip. and po-
tentislities are outstanding;, peautl-
fuI modern liv. quarters included in
an overall reason; rental with lease
To suit. No triflers. please. All de-
tails to principals direct only Fol
appointment call LEWIS I. COHEN
RA. 8919.
BUSINESS AND BUILDING
And several lots for sale. Come in OF
call WA. 9674 between 8 am. ant
pm. 42o1 Bladensburg rd., Col
mar Manor. Md.
Tony Bresnahan's Tavern
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TOURIST HOME OR
TEAROOM-U. S. 24O

baths. oil heat; handicapped lot, :32x
$50; sacrifice for cash; leaving city;
open to, 6. Directions; =, ous
Naval Hosp. to open sign west SIDE
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FOR SALE!
MEMS STORE

Featuring advertised brands Of ciotn-
ing and furnishings; excellent doWn..
town location. with a good lease az az
low rental; $4,000 to handle. NO
agents. please. Box 3S-Z. Star. 10
% ROOMS-8 BATHS
Rooming house, New Hampshire iSs- ays
not far from Dupont Circle: 20.
rent; lease: oil heat; unusual nice
furniture; low price, SS,ouo; easy
terms.
EDWIN L. ELLIS
1910 Vermont ave. RE. 5140.
Business and Property
a1 rooms, 6 baths, completely fur.
nished rooms and apis; income
quoted, S575 mo-; excellent condi'
tion, very clean: close-in 16tn st
location: semidet. brick.
A. r. SEELYE
14OO L st. NV. DI. s325.
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LIQUOR RESTAURANT
PASTOR & LUTZ, INC
10 CABINS

All brick; completely modern plus
iunchroom near Front Royal. Va, va
consisting of approx. A acres; income
ouoted about $4,000 yrly. from cap
ins, plus lunchroom business; oeeE ~,
cense. real buy for only SlO,uuo
down. bal. terms. Call Mr.. Pastor
PASTOR & LUTZ, INC.
WE HAVE A CLIENT interested in
trading valuable D. c. properly s55 5ef
PASTOR & LUTZ, INC.
OuR OFFICE will be closed Sept 4
and 5. Please call on Tuesday
PASTOR tIs g. LUTZ, INC.
1929 Vermont Ave: NV. Ex. 2555.
10 ROOMS BATHS
Arranged as 3 apts.. Sos doyntoWn; rent rent
Sioo; quoted income s sa25i n5ce plus s. 55T 800;
spf. spf' Eoz. zoz 0eaii caIi Ex. s555:
PASTOR & LUTZ, INC.
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ENCYCLOPEDIA, 10 vol! World Book:
brand new, still wrapped. OR. 7a42.

brand new, still wrapped. Oh. Tee-
ENCYCLoPEDIA-20th century. Wer'
ner's Britannica. and other books
baby lamb fur coat, tan; othel
coats and articles: lamps. Wo
ESNtCSYPCLoPEpIA WORLD BOOK. bet;
ENLARGER. si.xsA. Federal 3i2
like new: orig cost $50; sacrifice fol
s35. Must sell TIA. 3293.. :,
EQUIPMENT of delicatessen. includ.
ing dirplay refrigeration case. com,
cash register, adding machine. show
cases, counter, shelving and cabi-
nets; also new 6O-gal. INV. heater
1910 Florida ave. NV. A.
EXHAUST FAN Laul; like new fits
openins 25"x2s-: $50 See at 71s
FAN. pedestal, heavy base, 24-in
blades; S35. 35O5 14th st. NV
FANS. Kitchen. exhaust. attic; q
:.svic. 5ss 1e;ss1ss. IcRs.R sS ": 1s76 5''''''
FTEs un Letter aoss size ns as s. Toasy sH dsss; so
rsSe fsas Tiis cSbiN1rs IFS ssa .ss 's i.tse! steel
wood, new. used: sacrifice. Today CO
=, 1925; *. lI12 18th nv; D.! I. 5s1a 3, =
flShlNO 1AChkE' Fayne C1,ioA
ming rod and reel. other high-grade
fiy and bait casting rods. Like new
half price. OR. 0065.
FRIGIDAIRE. 5 Gu. IT., excel. cond
rfss $40 FIR. sii1.l sTlz: foxes. perfee.l, M
ma.'ssa' nee. ss5 cash. aa1f; De. 4ssS: '' So
as' Class eSendition. S $40. MI. s47f: :.
FUR COAT, stone marten, skunk
= q Length s.ud size IL or IA; sGS
FHs COAT, oeelot, good co ssndit,oe ", 2
baby bathinette; ress. Tu. 3Qls
FUR COAT. gray kidskin, size il
perfect condition, S75. Call uN
FSS 81 ssa ssSHRFaa a.aas's5 skins: :.sg5 %5nt' "
FURN.-Linens. books, etc. Toda!
only 10 I'M: to Z pm. Apt. 2
FUlRSaSAacEMcspitoI lSS aE coal-nred fur
CONTROL best ofier; WA. .776o;
FURNACE; hot water. in Al condi
rHRN1fHhEMrlooi sa9n ft}1 "a aass Samples and be.
Leaf lea t1d table. ) chairs. $50; S-pe. di
nettes, .3-pc. mahos; twin-bed I'm I'm
suite snsT IL Cos m.sstss1'e;t :sse1s' St, stsS III,
beds. box coil springs, single ant1
double mattresses. chests, lined oal
double dressers. $62. 80; nice selec
ton LOUNGE chairs, love &! ssats, +, ,Sa.. soi:
crib mattress, S10.95; wal. mahos
din. rm. chairs. knee-hole desks
sercetaries, large selection mirrors
end lamps and cocktail tables. IL
3-4s69. Open Bun. ~ to 8. In
FUKNiTURE-Mahog desk, televi
sion set. Q matchins. club chairs
d. j. ext. din, rm. table. chairs
rugs and pads 9x12. 5x9. 3xb. ::
lamp tables. lamps, GE portanl.
sprint, metal card table and 4
chair, al like new. Htbliso Aus.
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CAFETERIA

Wis. ave. Georgetown section; rent rent
$3.50: lease, 5 years; quoted S9ut
weekly gross; conditioned; seat.
ing Capacity, So; beer license, car car
obtain liquor license; only Ss'ooC
down. Call Mr.. Del EX. 2523
PASTOR & LUTZ, INC
Evening star., 1949-09-04

FURNITURE-Your Old nv,ns room
furniture made d;s. liks new; ,.Si. 80 'eaGs AZ.
and chair. $50: workmanship guar
anteed. LA FRANCE UPHOISTER-
INq CO.. 250a 18th st nv co
GAS CONVERSION BURNERS. new,
vSsa WSbsSER Sa7S Ss7 sp inssallsd st. nw sGHh soa
GAS RANGE, modern Tappan table
top, white porcelain. excellent con-
dition; S75. EN-. 1857.
GAS RANGE, apart; size, 4-burner
table top; fine condition; S25. Ju,
GAS RANGE-sink. old-style porce-
lain with drainboard. sui-cb's for
cottage: sell cheap. Lo. 5-O390. :,
GAS RANGES, new and used; lioeIal
srsa,s! s1dE sz .ss'slsten ds DE PEsRdEss 5sad
Also GE 6-cu.-ft. refrigerator, $65.
GAS RANGES. iceDoxes, used. new
e. g. 'Gsl m ress sss 'snsss & nv AehE ss5s SIEVE
GAS STOVE, in good condition, S25.
efsEi ii aiSan ia4dks- -srA.rEns. 81 So up.
aas't ssS ,.:1 1'0rs AkY sss nssr Ss 1sS 1ss..s !.
GoIFZBeginners' set, clubs. bag.
$12. ME. 4646. A.
GOLF BAG and clubs, complete. $15;
stsnotype machine SO. 10. q
GUITAR. Hawiian Gibson. In good
condition; with leather case; $65.
WI. 1889.
GUITAR, Harmony, fine tone; excel.
NAH: cash. CO. 9269. .
GUITAR. Resal, good condition, $25,
with case. MR.. LUCAS, 1920 G
ne, weekdays, 6-1O. So
GUITARS. new. $14.5O up; also used
THE. GUTTAE SHOP. 2nd d.. 1000
GUNS-Win. M-92, $500. $50 shells.
excellent. $50: 8. & w. SO, safety
hammerles& rs shells. perfect. $50
,. Su 1914; Az, .uo-,r>,.
All standard makes, new and used
We bag guns TRADING POST,
Hunting and Fishing Supplies, 1885
II st. NV. MI. $3.50.
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BUSINESS OPP. Cont
LIQUOR

Fully equipped restaurant with apt,
on End floor. in nearby MARYLAND
with on and of sale beer and ltaUor
ment included in price. Present own
er has orHrated for nine oars. A
real opportunity for the risht man.
tnr nnn In . u, e,,. - lNcOec.-
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$500 BUYS

prv cleaning agency; reht only s55
month: all utilities free; lease; op-
portunity to start in business lol
only 5000, total price. Can EA
PASTOR & LUTZ, INC.
Evening star., 1949-09-04

pGiAHRioSs-s1oo E HiSs allowance on your old
9slyery 9.Sne when sn yGu iSS DSS mes Rs~ o. wass
inston. % b. c. COLONIAL PIANO
c., 637 b st. NV. MA. 1870.
PIANoS-More people buy pianos
from kits than from any other
store in the city. Facts We are proud p.
Of and consider a remarkable testi-
aet tnii in tie he pianos We stock, Before
SSn SSn dspay bgS snSFbfisa y pisao sa
viil convince you that It c2stIs 2Ir!s no
more to buy the best 1t krlba
riaNo, lSS = uprisis. ss; i $50: Kenmore ironer,
FSf4apSosMwe ian H e'1ai nave a number Of used
and floor sample pianos nss.,I tnat rsauced we ed
closing nk'sss Iost 9os a. all flss't are the latest
models Of such makes as chickerins' q:
lester Betsy Ross. Story g. CLARK,
Winter g. Co., Musette, Hunting ton'
Wurlitzer. Terms. ST. 9400. JON.
DAN PIANO CO., corner 18th ana
PiASosGYou & "a; ny; parents who doubt b.
your child's continuous interest IN
taking piano lessons may flnd tne ne
excellent sf1 r.oa sa1setiHn nprsht q 1isnos s
sIe5; you may buy one. and il you
trade it in on . new piano WITHIN
3 years, full purchase price VII
be allowed. We also have the sane an
plan on other uprights at $so. CO-
LoN1AL PIANO 90" 637 D st. NV
PMIaN0s"Before Tan you select any piano
We invite you to come ip and see ZEE
and try the musicians spines, ,r.nS DS
piano string distribution. amaziIns anna p
sign signed in 18th century English;
Every piano guaranteed for ..y ~ yeaiIs .Is
iowsnce Tor your old piano. Con-
venient terms may be arIangea.
CAMPBELL MUSIC CO.. llos g st.
rn1.Nok no r0R RENT with option TO
Inv: Choice of spinets, consoles ana 6
snsrtment uprights. ST. 94UV.
JORDAN PIANO CO, corner Of iStn
and q sts. NV.
Evening star., 1949-09-04

CARRIAGE. Grey, Biltrite coach
stroller teeter,babs; door swing;
c1RKIaaE. IfsSGasSIe' AP aouamatine. ssaS; rh.yer
81. 400. Ext. 9e3.
CARRIAGE, navy blue and sray. with
mattress. good condition; cost
csSG SO 95 kr,sTEs ss 81 go n.tISna rR ages
employee book numbers, totals to
300. Must sacrifice. AID. 1884, MI
CASH REGISTER for any business
best cond.; will sacrifice. Today. co
sasH asai REs Eek Nat RI 7sa sas lfsn II.
detail strip; best cond., $55. To-day
CASH ..EGIsTEK. National: rings $
to 81 .95; good cond;; $50 KINGS
CELLO. excellent cond.; rs yrs. old;
very fne make; reasonable. Ii
CELESTE, new. mother of pearl case
Sacrifice. Dance orehestrstions dat.
es from nsoq D.s to sss Msas
Sligo 646S Mon. and Tues. IS
CHAIN saw, model Z, with s5trs
chains and bow attachments; S275
cMA1N M.i 5eeGs efsx FENCE. douDl. dipped
sfia5 EzhoNys: p rs me-. Ssl sae le:ssalsiS ase4si'
ave-. Silver Spring. SH: 1880.
sturdy; sig. ia. .5611.
CHAIR, gold colored, barrel. like new
$50; 1946 jr. encyclopedia, yea
books to date. half price. SH. 1928
CHAIRS, 2 large lounge chairs Will
slip covers: ! chair glider; reason
able. HO. 9412 or HY. 04S1.
CHANDELIER, crystal, 5 arms, 12t
prisms, Czech, 80" diameter; price
Sr Ssirs5;. .,as RApNDcK. l4le N st. NV w.
cpaiL1's Hi ss'e COMBINATION hishchair
reversible 2-wAy stroller, table arls
chair; de luxe car seat and youth
chair: all chrome indestructable up
holstery and table top; valued ovel
| 800; moving. must sell, $3.50 Of
your best offer. RA. 1877.
CLARINET. 3 fat, made in Paris
500. Twining O91S:
5-draver. $12;9b; corner cabinet
CHEST OF DRAWERS. nah. Will
mirror, S25; GE wrfneer.washsr
S25; 1S-in. lave mower, $40. WI
CLOTHING. girls s and 10 ". sizes
sgits, ssggistss, blouses' dress sweaters M
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IaleWood nfxsT sseH sd., S visrs Mn Village. Nd
REFRIGERATOR. Leonard, 4 eu, 1T,
perfect condition. S36. VI: 1880;
RUGS, French mirror. Hepplewhitt
.a6ls na PINE Sbinese ebfsts Saas
aaloA many oriental throw RUGS N.
Georgetown house sold. must vacate
RHEPPR15ahsAroR. HPR 5slssi Leonard. in ye.,
seod condition; iSses CLEAN; very reason
RiE5fEfk1GEkAToR. i5Ef i1Saoi Hill. e-door. reach
in: good condition; very reasonable
RKkREEE7EaEEEkArSk. KREEaEEk;A TIi is4s hsSs' GIN, Gu, #.
sssq ssif aol mos; sssS Sl4S 'or's' cost sso0'
REIEHkiGERxToRss, s.E Fseonditie@nsa ,sn @ns1
sun: and Mon; osIs 59 to B. s2s upshu' h
RsksjrRRjiSGERaaToRs 81 RjS al GsSs electric, used; q
Gu. It.. including ice maker; $40
RWEfARjIsGaERAroR. VI saSaAA 7-ft. G. E, 5000
condition. $50; tyey iyery AZ 1nd s gEeesn saols abe
RtESPPRSiSERafoR tSP ia Tsafe sss 2.ctroiux gas. sac
KsETF;R77ssaHhsAroR, sT; 7saShs G. E., 8 Gu, f.,
Guaranteed; Easy washer, $500
MasasTroi 70 %alheH afioW.nee.
H on famous make refrigeraters and
stoves. open evenings. J: sHAPrRo,
3I1s Georsia ave. NV; TU; lS09; 9.~
Sas or best ofier. HI. 642O.
REfRiGERATOR - Floor demonstra-
tor, Admiral 9-ft,. dual tempt; list
s444 90; now ,$2s5; save $3.50;
$3.50 .S5. Most other makes At deep
c,it prices. See us before you buy.
ALPERsTENs, 1920 7th st. NV.
sNNHeiaseGS4HsAroR. n eS4HssAroR rhileo. brand new.
siiEhtiy dsnted. over cubic .t e I ;
1850 fsacSo1 'sso &c. '1aSss; rs liz g. ih 81
400. opsn 70 2 Pm da1.
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A. S, GARDINER & co

hOOIWIINO I1OODIO
Downtown. S47S monty inc me.
quoted by seller. Rent S75 mo-, only
pswntown. nlicht consider 500 dn,
9 rms. , baths, oil h, al: So rent
mo. Income S3i5, quotcd rus apt
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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1949-07-14
Chest X-Ray
Survey Gets
Under Way,

The Chest X-Ray Survey, under
the direction of the Tuberculosis
Association and the Health De-
day with unit at Potomac which
daywith unit at Potomac which
will also hold over today. Tomor-
row, Friday, the unit will be in
operation at the Scotland School
and in the Firehouse in Rockville.
X-rays at Rockville will also be
taken on Saturday, July 16, IL to
5; Tuesday, Wednesday and Thurs
day, 10th, goth and 21st, from II
to 8; Friday July 22nd, 2 to 8;
Saturday July %, IL to 5; Tues
day, July 26, 2 to 8; and Wednes-
day, July q, 10 to IL. ,.,,Vs'
Time and places for other chest
x-rays are Saturday, July IS,
Travilah Hunting Hill section;
Tuesday, July 10, Jamestown;
Wednesday, July 20, Seneca;
Thursday, July q, Jacksonville
Beallsville; Friday, July 20 and
Saturday, July 20, MartiEsburg-
Poolesville; Tuesday, July 26,
Dickerson GAINESVILLE Station;
Wednesday, July q, Barnesville-
Comus. aAu,
The chest x-rays are free and
take only a few minutes. Only
outer coats and jackets have to be
removed for the pictures. Reports
or the results will be mailed TO
each person within 2 or 8 weeks.
Business places in Rockville will
be given cards for all employees
to fill out before going to the x-ray
center, saving time Of both the
x-ray workers and the employees
to be x-rayed. Louis M. Leimbach
and another committee member
will distribute the cards and the
cooperation Of the businesses will
be appreciated. Tuesday and
"Wednesday, July 1920 has been
designated as the days for these
employees to have the x-fays
made, If possible. Stedman Pres
colt, Jr., is president Of the Lions
Club committee to distribute lit
erature and posters and to pro-
mote its success in Rockville.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1949-07-14
Fifteen Churches Will
Join In Outdoor Meet

ship. Members Of Is choirs Of local
churches will be combined and 9TH
er singers are invited to join. A
mems quartette from Bob Jones
University, and the Young Peoples
Quartette from the Metropolitan
Baptist Church of Washington will
be present each evening and sing
special numbers.
Among ministers cooperating IN
this effort are the Rev. Benjamin
F. Ferguson, pastor of the Darnes-
town Presbyterian Church; the
Rev. James p. Kerr, Boyds Presby-
terrain Church; DR.. P. E. Gatlin Of
the Glen Echo Baptist Church; the
Rev. Thawley Holmes Of the Pines
Community Church; the Rev.
Ernest Averette, Kensington Bap-
fist Church; the Rev. VIM. b.
Adams, Rockville Baptist Church;
the Rev. Claude A. Bruba&er, pas
tor of Mt. Zion, Travilah, German
town and Upper Seneca Churches.