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DOWNTOWN

fSe det. brick mansion, 40 rms, IS
baths, suitable for club: nli,a embassy. ~
to convert to apts;; det. AGAR gar
oh Dupont Circle; sood physical
cond.: oil heat; nicely financed;
Substantial cash required.
WALTER S. CANTRELL
Realtor.. 1887 Conn. ave, MI. @4"3'
WN O60S
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Incomparable Values

11iSO1Lif1exIU UDS
Prospect Hifi,' on Old Deminion Or.
about 4 miles from Mclean, Va ans
beautiful .racfs OF from 10
acres at prices ranging from ssof
TO $3.50 per acre. Some TRACTS fsei
on Old Dominien DR. and others o.
hard roads running throuKh %.
wefi-pia nned SUBDIVISION. Woods
and cleared land, SPRINGS Anf
streams are some Of the festaEei
property SUNDAY. : 10 pm.
Herman E. Gasch & Son
seq woodward Blag.. MA 1854
saturday and SUNDAY, cali Dz!sFiss
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LEIGH MILL ROAD

Nearby Fairfax County. q most dssir-
able location s acre wooded oidg
sites with stone quarry from srieh
ground is we'll elevated snd VII
sell auickly at only s5.a50 reas
terms. For sppt call z II. IRWIN
PA. 00aJ or Eimwood sts. Il
HOMESITES, 1895 PER ACRE
Fertile Mont. Co. location. RanEins
from ] to nearly 4 acres, Wdodec
or cleared. Easy terms avail Don
miss early selection 10 insure front
sge on paved I'd. Ast. on PREMISE
Sat. and Sun. To reach: 3 mi pas:
at Edner on Cedar lane. - mi 10
property and sign.
r. II. BEST, INC.
uyY 4R41 Arant Ryes nW 9sAT
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CIT YEP SPRING ACREAGE
SHANNON G LUCHS CO.
MCLEAN. VA.

Only miles from Chain Bridge, veli
Elevated. Buy your 'z~sere bids
site In a restricted subdivision and
build your home while payinR fo'
the ground. Price 81 900. To n
speet. cali owner, Y II IRWiN
Elm WOOD 64s OF PA. 0oa3 wsesdsys.
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BELLEVUE FOREST
IDEAL RAMBLER SITES

4AAl4AA Ava xAANA - A~A~As 49, - ~--~
Field ONCE and exhibit home open.
pm. until dark. Wooded homesitel
located In nearby, Arlington. neal
ineton Memorial parkway now be
ing completed along the rivers edge
Lots with from Soft. frontage up
towering hardwood trees: 45O-ft
elevation: some with stream. some
with view of the fairway OF the
Washington Golf and Country CLUB
and some overlooking washington
The proven community OF indiVid
ually designed quality housing. NC
two homes alike. Highly restricted
All improvements inI On transpor'
tation to downtown washington
Directions to reach: over Key briose
tinue on Lee highway % INles to
Military road. right on Military road
IA miles to house opposite soll
course exhibit home sign); or cross
Chain Bridge, bear left on Glebe
road to Military road and left on
Military road to house opposite eoii
course.
George Mason Green Co.
Exclusive agents. CHI. 3s3s; eve
and Sun. GL. 3s3s. -le
NEAR LEE HIGHWAY
S beautiful lots on Rt s2s. APPROX
"a acres in each; unusually attrac-
tive location for the home OF To-
morrow; $1,000 a lot. Builders AND
those seeking special home sites
should inspect these' today. Call for
appointment.
EASTMAN g. SEAY
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Vests Spring Catalog

Pre-. Over ] 0oo rarmus- GANGS
ssbtns, gar t,Attans. etc real eaf-
gains Rslne TO Miami WEST
PC. iali Chestnut si Fais -
A.. Nru BI~GALoa nARsAIs'
Mos. sesirkhls nfst or q = Ne 81,
aTtta real opportunity ief sssFias
court gas ststtcr- sts matos has
81 door taSsiy ssmlbanss3sw : fras
bath, oil gt&lBiss. b ~. asai pssttT
tsttEHs tsfsEs, pgaaTy. hsssss gs sssE
small eis&s! scfst of stDEsse iasA
81 fFuts taxa Sss.. Price fseiasssas
na~ only 20 Ne ! 80
ave BsEsrEtowh Nd
MARYLAND OR VIRGINIA
several Iafss eai;i~ or dairy tsFws ~
nearby counties pfp69eatss seSss tf4-
aasns. safs4ssS1 la6stsaTst ttaA SOL
shst needs ne fra pgsssmsssss Sgss
wsi7tEs fer az owner sss hS6
sfeas eassls1 - santsnss fnaEfns
mensy Cat M neea win
JAMES L. DIXON Il co.
Ioss i7th etrsss ~ srsT3snf
is6d sssss OAcwsr sfs2. --is
WANT A SMALL FARM?
vie hare IL. ssoe, lsFss awstfsas. ~
nsessssfs oHtbEika anss- snssd0s wtae
stream. fs@sss hiyh eSss g sV.ss
.i.s ms .ssa'-s E s.ss:'n 90 .s:s IS
JAMES L. DIXON IL co.
is
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CtAgkSntNG

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TTsG 8 5s-ssss - Ss..-s-r
tE-RSH Ra4ss 80 a &c
50 = F
Z s PRICE 4 t0G ErA.
sE A%F tsss-R - @sss
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TEMPLE HILLS PARK

Nature placed this beautiful Supol-
vision Of Temple Hills Park on q
high and healthy plateau overlook
ing the adjacent hills. The property
lies about 6 miles from q. 8. Cap
itol slounds. The old Temple rd,; q
fne paved highway. Is ALONGSIDE this
subdivision. This is q wholesome
community, where hospitality ana
GOOD fellowship abound. so chafac..
teristic of the real American way oil
life, Lots are 50x2o0 and prices pc :
gin al $500 per lot. Terms as low
as SiOO cash per lot and $40 per
lot per month. A building site. loox
900, containing 10000 square feet
Of land, almost 10 city lots. as low
a. as si,:oo. We have electricity,
which enables one to use electric
pump for water system and septic
tank for sanitary purposes: Cliy
water now 1000 feet from Temple
Hills Park. Bus service Is main
tanned from the Temple Hills bus
station. l,so0 feet from Temple
Hills Park. direct to l1th st. ano
pa. ave. NV. without chance. Drive
out Pa. ave Sc. 10 Branch ave, soutn
on Branch ave. to Silver HILL tneu
to right, straight to Temple rd.. on
Temple rd. see our sign. Mr.: Baker
at home on the property evenings
and Saturdays and Sundays all day'
Telephone SP. 03aS-W. No. 5.Oi
Temple I'd. BEALL TURNER d CO,
11O5 Vermont ave. NV. RA. oSoo'
MA Sl31
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Inn Sennidetached Lots

Southeast. for veterans homes: water
and sewer available; In the District
Of Columbia; adjoins two projects
OF nearly S4.000,000: half block to
bus service; near Atlantic. 3rd and
4th SITS. s.e. BEALL TURNER d. CO.,
PA 0SS6 Ma f131
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"a Esp8 AS sNa
Ns&R 81 es5shs Nr EaAa Sfrws
sssssssb S@szsE Rtss - SO sstA
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SLEEPY HOLLOW
140-ft. frontage by zoo #. deep,
Price $4,000. Take Sleepy Hnuox
I'd. to Ridge I'd, turn right to my
REACHWOOD CIRCLE
Exclusive building sites, reasonably
SLEEPY HOLLOW
High level lot, 1ooxeo0. Se,4oo.
BROADMONT
Among the finest building sites In
virginia. 14DxI05. utils. all In and
paid for. Price, 5000.
WEST FALLS CHURCH
oreenway Downs. 6oxl 100. "a blk, 70
Lee hwN Priced $500. 2 blks.
to new Grade school.
MERRIFIELD
Pairhiil-on- the Boulevard. 100000,
Price, SI.100. For full information,
eail KE. s677 or KE. seea.
]. H. BENOIT, REALTOR
-1T
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r. II. BEST, INC.
"a ACRES

Located in the best part OF AMMAN
dale. just of the AnnRndale I'd :
close to Columbia PIKE. shape oil
acreage makes IL ideal for cutnns
nee. for development; other acre;
age tracts OF Ia To 10 acres; real
terms
J. MACPHERSON
OK. oseI. Home CHI. "43s. i :
OLNEY AREA
Georgia ave. extended; acres, with
large stream running throush prop
erty; wide frontage on Ga ave .
house. beautiful lake site: Just $hs
PROV half wooded. Priced reason
ably, terms Exclusive with
E. S. PRICE g. CO, Realtors
li3ot Georgia Ave. tWhestonl, 8,
PL zeal pL. o316. -----------------
Mr., MCLEAN. vA,-Approx. 10 q.
fronting on oid Dominion DR.; lee
stream through prooerty. 81 so, 500
operator and ask for Eimvood 30"
or 3o5 mo toip.
VIM. H. Laughlin. Realtor
Mclean. Va i
AR. MCLEAN. yA.-Approx 3 .,
building site. $4,000: other tracts
partly wooded and some cleared
Dial operator and AK for Eim~ood
329 or 325 tno toll!
VIM. H. Laughlin, Realtor
Mclean. Va II
SILVER SPRING ACREAGE
Approxim Is acres In close in
and built-up section OF Silver sprins
Just of 0eorgis ave. Must De solo
Immediately 10 settle estate. An eS-
ceptional opportunity for an enter
prisinv builder. at only $500 an
acre Phone Morris wegsr. RA. a3si
with
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EDNAR ACRES

1895 per acre: 500 down. $50 pei
month; 3 blocks TO bus. paved eoun'
try I'd, wooded or cleared; choice
Monteomery Co. location. To reach
Out colesvlile pike. riRht at Ednal
!. mile. AGENT on premises Satur'
day and Sunday
r. H. BEST, INC.
WI. 3633. Ewes. OW 1857, IL
NEAR GREAT FALLS
3 acres of wooded land on Va side
OF Potomac. near good fishing, swim
ming and boating; ideal spot foi
summer and weekend cabin: only
about lo miles from Chain Bridge
&l.Ia0. terms
McCAY & McCAY
~
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1919 18th NV.
.EE, HIGHWAY

LEE dI1dW AZ
Cherrydale business district - Small
masonry store, with very large paved
parking area lot approx. $500 SO:
IT,; excellent future and now well
leased to good tenant for four more
years. Price, only S2S,500. Ewes.
Mr.. Aben. EN-. O03S.
WEINBERG & BUSH
1907 H st. NV. Ma. $500.
22nd & M SITS. NV.
Corner two very important streets;
brick building, Al condition. eco
nomically operated; income schedule.
S5,740 year. A reasonably priced,
conservative investment. Ewes. Mr.,
Smith, WO. 4740.
WEINBERG 81 BUSH
1907 II st. NV. Ma. $500.
BUSINESS PROPERTY
Near 18th and Clifton SITS.
Modern store on first floor, leased te
restaurant for nine years; three
housekeeping apartments above; xers
moderate expenses; gross income
$500 per year. Price: S26,950
phone Mr., Peck, TU. 14lh.
SHANNON 81 LUCHS co.
1so5 n 81. NY. MA. 2s46. Ill
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SHEPHERD PARK

8 lots, each 37h feet by 125, on 18th
pl. NV, IN Shepherd PARK area IN, I'M
sell 6 lots. so feet wide. These lots
adjoin new residences Nos, 1882 ana
6726 18th pl. NV. Some lots l45 y:
deep. BEALL TURNER g. CO. llO5
Vermont ave, RA. 0SS5. Ma. 6l
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Four-Unit Apartment

FOur-UnlC ApdTCIIItIlG
euitland Manor-Each unit contains
living room, bedroom, kitchen. din
storm windows, electric stoves and
refgr. % Annual income, s9,772; Price,
$4,000. 1st trust under S1o,O0O,
FILA financed. Investment of $4,000
will return about 17qo net: Call HI.
1850 for an appointment 70 inspect
VILLAIN E. SPICER
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WHEATON AREA

WNEh ION hNEA
oSH acres. excel. for Subdivtding: In
fact there is = subdivision plan now
ready: streets rough sraded: 'front.'
age on Arcola I'd: water available.
Priced reasonably, on terms.
E. S. PRICE 81 CO.
1901 Georgia Ave. tWheaton), -,
lolI nlIh
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DOWNTOWN

DOW N IOVV N
q-story brick store. leased yrs;
at $500 sp Per mo- rfsct sna adq11ionan 9oI nsmaii
investor advise an immediate call
to ME-. 1143 until 6 pm. j. IVES
LEY BUCHANAN. -
6 UNITS, NV, $35, 900
heat, porches, lovely yard, low ex-
pense. SAM ROSEY, AID. 2700.
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6tH blusBtass srasins lane nsst
Front Rassl, Va ample Dlaskfkss
and water silo bank barn tdssliiHs
burned II vou knew good ETsEiuE
thIs ia IL. 100 10 tsu tsttAs should
be or farm nov rev los sale pfFss
before MAY lat &iH roo man ron
sidsf Ten;tnE pasture for season
Contact J p HARRIS HssHoks
Va. or phone AsHBY RUST st1-N
Efnnf HnFai Va IlN Ars Is
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YOU WILL BE

Amazed when you drive into shirley
woods" Arlington's finest restricted
subdiyision Of 105 all-wooded lots
near Wash. Golf and Country Club.
and see the completed fine homes
there (only . of which are dor sslel
the gorgeous setting only block
west Of Glebe I'd; ana tnar tne ~ msns Sots
selected by careful purchasers for
future homesites. While primarily
interested only in building on the
remaining lots, as many as 10 VIII
be sold to selected purchasers, witn
no obligation on part sof puIenaseo
Further details from
L. S. HURLEY
e7Oa N. Brandywine ST.. Arl., GL
ISflo Omen daily $3.50.
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DAlRY EAKNl

R0Iryr i-awhoy0 Rca
G0gE=trvF AsFer
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OFFICES WANTED

PHYsICIAN's OFFICE. with or With
out residence, NE. or Sc. section,
IL ALL after 1 m
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WATERFRONT PROP soR sAls
4 SAN FiAst

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Evening star., 1949-11-06
LAURA WOMAN OF ICE
Continued from page thirty-t,0o

But there's absolutely no mo-
tive"
Trant had moved toward the
opposite wall and was gazing at
the cluster of Longhis.
"Your wife was developing de-
lusions of poverty. She was going
to sell some of these pictures next
week. They're very valuable.
.I don't know anything about
art. Neither did Katharine. but
an expert told us 80.
''ExAcrLY. That all the Vene-
tian canvases were priceless.
Well, guess the Lottos and
the Canalettos are. But these
Longhis, which are definitely
Venetian, are nothing but COM
petent copies. Recent, too"
He turned. mike never had a
red cent, did he? And, as COM
petent painter ="
Gordon jumped up. "You mean
Mike had been copying them
and selling the originals?"
Eyes. When the dealer arrived.
it would all have come out. You
might have overlooked it, Cor
don, but not your wife ="
There was a moment of shocked
silence.
"And there'd never have been
any proof if you hadn't mistaken
Katharine's glass for yours.
Laura Carewe's voice was husky.
what a coincidence"
mot exactly a coincidence"
A faint flush spread over Trant's
face. you see, l hadn't really
switched glasses with Mrs. Hunt.
Because there was no proof, l
had to improvise some. That,
I'm afraid. was where faxed"
GORDON gasped: $50 there was
Mt any strychnine in that glass?"
3, "Of course not. Only a guilty
conscience would have thought
there might be-" He smiled rue
fully. You'd done your amateur
best to save Miss Carewe. /
thought you needed a little pro-
fessional assistance.
Laura Carewe was looking
right at him now. She was no
longer The Woman of Ice.
Her eyes were shining and her
face was warm with gratitude.
The End
Evening star., 1949-11-06

Mike, you were the one who
gave the strega to Mrs. Hunt" "
But -" Mike smiled weakly.
Its absurd. It's.
you mean there's no proof"
Trant looked at his old classmate
somewhat sadly. Putting down
the glass. he moved to the mar
bic satyr behind which he had
lodged his own glass during his
inspection of the pictures with
Gordon. He held it up. AFTER
my talk with Mrs. Hunt, I joined
Miss Carewe on the balcony
without my liqueur. When l
came back for it to Mrs. Hunt, l
foolishly took her glass instead
of mine. Didn't happen to drink
any more of it. Here it is.
He dipped his finger in the
liquid and put it to his tongue.
''You can even trace the taste
behind the sweetness. Take it,
Doctor. You'll find the strych-
nine all right. That's all the proof
you'll need"
His arm stretched toward the
doctor, handing him the glass.
The instant before the doctors
fingers closed around it, Mike
Hunt sprang forward and. jerk
ing the glass loose. knocked it
spinning. As it reached the floor,
he viciously stamped on it and
crushed the fragments into the
carpet.
'Mike!" Gordon's voice was
hoarse.
But his brother was rushing
toward the balcony. Trant and
the doctor were just too late to
catch him before he sprang onto
the balustrade and dived into
the canal.
They saw his plunging body,
saw his head crash against gon-
dola post before he reached the
water. He was dead when they
pulled him out of the canal.
Gordon Hunt and Laura
Carewe sat palely side by side.
e.. the strychnine injections"
Trant was saying, -. the po-
tential nurse murderess. in the
house -. the sudden visit of a
policeman friend .. Mike had
the perfect setup. It must have
been a great temptation"
II see all that" said Gordon.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1949-06-09
Gaithersburg HE

i'll at the home of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Glenn Gillian.
Miss Dorothy Miles of Chevy
Chase spent the weekend in Gath
ersburg with her sister, Mrs. Henry
Wells.
Mrs. Ollie Via is visiting her
sister, Mrs. G. T. Wells, after
spending several days in Alexand-
ria with her son and daughter-in-
law, Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Via.
Mrs. Via expects to spend some
time in the locality before return
ing to Martinsville, Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Sleeman
and sons are visiting in Eckart,
Md. Before leaving they entertain
ed their niece, Miss Jean Wilson,
student of Duke University. Miss
Wilson is now in Pennsylvania.
Mrs. Ernest Gartner was hostess
to the Homemaker's at their annual
picnic on her lawn Wednesday
AFTERNOON.
Rev. and Mrs. J. William Mer-
chant and their little son have
been the guest for several days of
Mrs. Norman Jacobs. On Satur-
day Mrs. Merchant and Mrs.
Jacobs spent the day in Damascus
with Mrs. Everett Jones.
Mrs. Russell Boyer has returned
to her home at Ridgeville after
spending the past two weeks with
her sister, Mrs. German Griffith.
Postmaster Griffith is now on his
vacation.
Mrs. Dorothy Hershey is spend
ing short visit with her sister,
Mrs. Wilson Clagett.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1949-06-09
Rural Short
Course Draws
40 Go. Women

Forty women from this county
headed by Miss Edythe M. Turner,
home demonstration agent, will
spend next week attending the
Rural Women's Short Course at
Maryland University. Thirty-five
will be housed in dormitories-five
will be day students. For Mrs.
Genoa King of Clarksburg it will
be the 21st year-Miss Pearl Mar
low of Silver Spring, 20 years. 1t
will be the fourth or graduation"
year for Mrs. Warren Blackwell,
Mrs. Wilbur Luhn, Mrs. EVELYN R.
Macintosh, Miss Virginia Nc
Luckie, Mrs. Gladys O'Callaghan,
Mrs. Minerva O'Shaughnessy, Mrs.
Essie Stevens and Mrs. Louise A.
Thrift.
More than 1000 women from all
over Maryland are already regis
tered for the course. A great many
members Of the various Homemak-
ers' Clubs in the county are plan
ming to go over for Visitors Day
on Thursday, June 16.
Those attending from this Coun-
ty are: Mrs. John w. Anderson,
Mrs. Willard Gartner, Mrs. Glenn
E. Gillian, Mrs. Waiter Carroll
Hall, Mrs. Dorsey Plummer and
Mrs. Louise A. Thrift of Gathers
burg; Mrs, Earl Matlock, Miss
Virginia McLuckie, Mrs. Richard
Simmons, Mrs. Mary C. Trumbo
and Miss Edythe M. Turner, Rock
vile; Miss Pearl NARROW, Mrs.
Mearle R. Nichols, Mrs. Harry
Nichtar, Mrs. Gladys O'Callaghan,
Mrs. Minerva O'Shaughnessy, Mrs.
John R. Pendleton, Mrs. James
Rabbit, Mrs. Martin Ries, Mrs.
Howard E. Smith and Mrs. Louis
Thompson, Silver Spring; Mrs.
Graydon Bowman, Kensington;
Mrs. Warren Blackwell, Mrs. Err
win T. Snyder, Bethesda; Mrs.
John E. Darby, Boyds; Mrs. Grace
N. Fraley, Derwood; Mrs. William
L. Griffith, Beallsville; Mrs. Ella
B. Cue, Germantown; Mrs. Paul
Heitmuller, Hyattsville; Mrs. &C.
noa King, Mrs. MAYNARD King,
Clarksburg; Mrs. Wilbur Luhn
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1949-06-09
Goithersburg Social Items
Mrs. James Schroeder

The home formerly owned by
1 Robert L. Young and since sold to
Mrs. Clay Plummer has been rent
ed by DR.. and Mrs. Jack Shumach-
er and their three children. Betty
Lou and Kay Dee are ten year old
twins and will be quite an addition
to the sixth grade in the fall, while
the pigtail set will be delighted to
acquire Master Jimmie Shumach-
er,who will enter the fourth grade
here.
DR.. Schumacher, who with his
family has been living in Laytons-
vile for some time, will fill a long
felt need in the community, as the
three local doctors have never been
able to catch up with the demands
of this expanding locality.
Having informed and received
surgical training at Alexandria
Hospital and graduated from
George Washington University
Medical School, DR.. Schumacher is
not stranger to the Washington
area although he originally halls
from st. Paul, Nebraska. Mrs.
Schumacher, with her gentle south
crn drawl, is Enthusiastically from
North Carolina, the city being
Winston Salem.
During the war the doctor served
as Chief of Surgeons at Regional
State Hospital, Fort Belvoir, Va.
Office hours will be held in the
home on Frederick Avenue each
afternoon and evening.
Gaithersburg is glad to welcome
the doctor and his family and hope
they will find citizens friendly and
cooperative.
Mrs. Joseph Howes has had as
her house guests, Mrs. Jacob
Snyder, formerly of Germantown,
who has just returned here from
California, and her sister, Mrs.
Lloyd Howes of Denver.
Mrs. Lawson King is in Coral
Gables, Florida, where she motored
last week with Mrs. Helen Casey.
Mrs. King expects to be gone about
three weeks.
Mrs. Jean Harrison, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Metcalf and j. B.
Nicol spent the weekend at Duke
University where they attended
the graduation of the Netcalf's
son, Boyd.
Mrs. j. R. Marsh and Col. and
Mrs. Robert B. Ransom, entertain
ed the members of the Indepen-
dence Bell Chapter of the OAR.
of Washington, at tea at their
home on Sunday afternoon. On
Friday Mrs. Marsh is leaving for
Cleveland, Ohio where she will at
tend the graduation exercises of
her grandson.
Mrs. Yates Barber spent few
hours in Gaithersburg last week.
Her many friends who missed see-
ing her are hoping that she will be
able to spend some time here when
DR.. Barber attends the reunion
ceremonies of Maryland Univer-
sity.
The Misses Dottie Belle and
Mary Benson entertained with a
miscellaneous shower on Thursday
evening for Miss Jean Barnsley
who will be married on June 18th
to Rodney Thompson.
Little Judy Gillian is seriously
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1949-06-09
Washington Grove
Mrs. James Schroeder
Gaithersburg HE

The event of the weekend in the
Grove was the wedding on Friday
of Miss Ann Riehl Engle, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Hess
Engle, of Washington, to Bernard
Franklin Spilman, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Milton Spilman of
this town. The Rev. DIR. Edward G.
Latch officiated at the wedding
ceremony in the Metropolitan
Memorial Methodist Church in
Washington. The couple are now
on their way to Bermuda where
they will honeymoon for about ten
days before returning to their
apartment in the Farnsborough in
Washington. Nearly three hundred
guests witnessed the ceremony
with over half that number at the
reception which followed the cere-
mony.
The bride was the guest of honor
at number of showers, teas and
dinner entertainments the weeks
proceeding the wedding.
George Young, a student at
Franklin Marshall in Lancaster,
Pa, returned to his home on Mon
day for the summer vacation.
Mrs. Lena Crabtree of Williams
port, KY, has returned to the home
of Mrs. George Chadwick where
she will remain for an indefinite
time.
Mr., and Mrs. Ray Norvell, bro
Their and sister-in-law of Mr.. and
Mrs. David Norvell, accompanied
the local Norvells on moonlight
cruise on the Potomac on Monday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hunter and
their son Billy, of Arlington, Va,
were Sunday guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. William Pace.
Mrs. Gertrude Burns has re-
turned to her home near Damascus
after visiting her son and daugh-
ter-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Burns for the past two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert P. Higdon
have had as their guest for several
days, Miss Vesta Baranowske of
Fayetteville, Pa. af 81
Miss Peggy Swami entertained
10 guests at Weinie Roast at her
home on Saturday evening. u
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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1949-06-09

Dulles urges churches to help
United Nations succeed.
Powerful X-rays used to make
particles of matter.
Survey shows widespread road
plans underway in country.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1949-06-09

and Mrs. Essie Stevens, Monrovia;
Mrs. Evelyn R. Macintosh and
Mrs, Claude Norton, Washington;
Mrs. Herbert A. Post, Chevy
Chase; Mrs. Earl Shreve and Mrs.
Russell Umstead, Dickerson; Mrs.
Andrew Thompson, Ednor; and
Mrs. Richards, Olney.
Wallace says spending for arms
costs human freedom.
Farm prices drop tenth of l per
cent in April.
Educators favor creation of in
ternational universities.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1949-06-09

Former worthless" bonds of
Germany, Austria, rocket.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1949-03-31
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The canoe which won't tip over
has already been invented, but
they call it a scrow. = Boston
Globe.