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| Prom Page 8. same bulletin
same issue. In O List of Abe Boarc
citations:
OLIVIA Davis (Merry-Land
Club, i40S l. street. northwest,
Retailers &c" license. Allegation
Use for unlawful purpose. License
suspended May 0 TO May L."
Among the attractions at the
Sheraton Lounge, in addition 70
the MATTRESSES, Is an accomplished
pianist named Rodney Davis. Mr..
Davis has played for Tony Martin.
Eddie Cantor. Dinah Shore.
Simone Simon and Ginny Simms,
among others. but now plays all
by himself He sounds like con-
siderably more than one man.
though. when he gets around 10
something like his special version
of Stormy Weather" including
stormy sound effects from a Ham
mond organ. He may not be the
only man In town who can do 1t.
but MIR. Davis is one Of few you1l
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chestras to town during the sum.
mer. The hit scored by last week.
double bill of the Three Suns and
Lee Castles orchestra already ha.
justified Mr.. Schloss' faith in hi
name band idea.
Currently at the Glen Echo
ballroom, through Friday night
only. Is Skitch Henderson, the
young pianist who came back
from wartime awaiting to some
triumphant appearances on Bling
Crosby's radio show. Along with
Mr.. Henderson are his orchestra
of course. and a singer named
Nancy Reed. Saturday nights
one-night-only stand this week
win be made by Victor Lom-
bardo's orchestra.
Louis Prima, the man who plays
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SPECIAL NOTICES

EELzxED CANDID Pa9Io1s, l e ,; you.
home natter; whsrs stin a ssuo'o d Rcses
NOTARY SERVICES: sl7 r st. NV.
Re- ssaasslffNfss sssiH2Ss su1Sss you need
good once mgr. accountant, ekpr,f
%s :Ps', ATLAS + AGENCY. RE sasz.
ANNUAL MEETING Of the olsnwoo ;|
Be held in the Board Room OF the
American Security and Trust Com.
pany Building on the tenth door Of
F30 18th st. NV. Monday, June ..
184e, Ut 7:30 pm, sharp. All lot
8. .n pls.en are f e ssfSe saa
Secretary: J. I. SHERWOOD. Presi-
TWILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for
any debts CONTRACTED n " any v enc
9 Hhsy than sart myss5 s MT o. EVA
EhE ANNUAL, MEETING Of the Me.
tropolis Building Association for the
election OF directors and such other
business IS may properly come before
tss mssti ,hs ~, Pc neld n a ana
day, June /, l94e. Polls open from
Q TO 7:30 pm. RUDOLPH w. SAM
TELMANN. vice Notwithstanding
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE n
District Of Columbia Chapter OF the
American Red Cross for the pur-
poses Of slsctins the p Board I,sn. o. 4 DIT IT.
pm. ct the United states Cham
Der OF Commerce Building, 1915 q
&c. NV, washington. d. c. NAT
C. WILSON: Manage; .1So
any debts CONTRACTED By any one
J Wl Ma 5SI \ sr c ssRRassfIos n f for
any debts sss sSnsEasssd IN. HasxE fs
Golfer, 337 57th st. ne.
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with her On tire Blue Roo rnenss--
tatnmert menu are TIE Talecsx
dancers ard Charles Carer. Jug
gaer Larry ieGcg. raS.r. at
ceremonies. has oeen held ever q,
the lctuk, The 0raySons. aero
bate specialists. and Robinson
and Martin. vito do both tap and
ballroom dancing. are IN The nex
show he introduces Ons Of sAar
saccesi part!ngx on record was
the recent ore between Bill
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HELP WANTED AGENCIES
ADAMS TEACHERS
AGENCY
Colorado Blds.. IA and @. RE. 3a3s.

Colorado Bids. IA and G. RE. ssss
Bookkeepers (F), $55 wk
Double entry: cashiers, machine op
orators, Rem. Rand opsr; Vsriou.
SoYDs, cor. 12th and @. -
NATL EMPL. SERVICE
170s q St. NV.
MEN !, ss
x!sc; eng. power and light $50 se
Undssxriter. traines, $4,000 to
sssfEssper, ? gears retail experience
Route sales, bondable, $50.
Adyertising prod, trainee, car, $40.
Cierk-c sher, travel agency. $40.
Parking lot attendants; $40.
Packer trainee. husky. S4o.
Cashier. newsstands, days, $40.
RAINIER WOMEN
Assistant director. personnel, cir lines
ssxpsr employ. smploysr-eem aresr lob 500
SECRETARY-STENOS;
Is to IS yrs, no experience In listed
$500 SEQ Use to ss.ooo-lesal. labor. en-
$500 70 2,7oo-advertisins, legal
s2.700 TO BE-, 60o-sssociation. coal
Company, advertising, payroll, secy"
travel agency.
$4,000 to So, 40o-ship line. beginner,
legal, commercial and Advertising.
BOOKKEErERS
Sookkeeper, Conn. ave. fun cnarse
RETAIL, 81 days, S60-S65.
Bookkeeper, downtown, NV, $50.
TYPISTS
Typist-dictaphone Govt, 3 days.
SAT 80. ,.o
'cierk-typist, labor, 8 days, S43.6o.
CLERK typist, credit. national orsani-
sation. 5 days. $40.-
Bank teller. exper.. 5 days. 3ls0:
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Thompson GSe-tssrs Escez arc
RS oae Hammered osxar- Hzs FRA
csae il e~ssts. ess tse esc rse
was RS tyue scss HI q covered 81
with aeataeswsse htEaw2f ard RAD
lived with Il scs ngrs svMss &C
saasass al cvey sese rgsGxsst-y rAss
asuSe nss fsears 10 ser q Gel
Snooay IN tese aess and sssaEy ~
It's earrtgscai ewsasseefanFss A
report from wAirs GAsx tsaa
brings the information tNat Ma
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-05-24

And playing the piano and The
Hammond organ n the same
time. Not alternating between
them. Playing both Of once.
The Midnight Merry-Go-
Round: Deli-O-Deli. the good
humored feminine magician who
has been nysttfying the Shore
ham Blue Room rtngssders with q
novel set Of illusions. has been
held over for another week. ALONG
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-05-24
statesmen

II yeu are isxy. ansmhsGsaaay auwfiss
tns 10 really make q BETTER thAn
average isstna. 6onst fss1 arr fur
thsf. We have sxpsn6sa oaf haasla
ness and rsaaifs J m&n wills cara
Some vacuum tsssnsf " e~wlns ne
necessary. AAssrr. tamfnts*sen, hanas.
veeks vacation With pay We
supply ynu with Issas ffam esf
dsity newspApes ard fsdks sdssF.
ttsensnfs. Ne eNnxasstss. CaaBs IN
ard see hos sasy ysa cas- care
CLEAN HfTH sToRHe e.s yst ~
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HELP MEN tcont /

AUTO PARTS MAN--We are in nee'
man about Is to IS YRS. Of age
must and,. be e.. aggressive and abe =
conditioned Bids; only sober an,
Eae p MAH essd ae gaEv rs N
INC; 1910 Upshur st. NV. -26
established company: plenty Of nice
clean cars TO sell Of the loves
Commission TO start: hish. stead
earnings and secure future assured
sn s AyI Iern WAoLss Ri 81 .'i fNc
Af f1af T R41hfdsnsbIrs rd ne e., .,.x.
some experience with additions
sales contracts, title and tag pro
cedures and bookkeeping desirable
an excellent opportunity with a.
s established auto dealer for one dual:
BAkhRs VIE PEI stsx AZ
B Rlkk Baaee w an e. s By, wk. sur.n.
tsed. Short hrs. Good prices. Cal
s2krEN aSE T. e eopy Gnsse fa Nd n,xn,
work. must be thorouahly exper.;
honesty. Unless you qualify do moi
answer; Apply after. s. BENNYs
BE AAHHfEs o f2g ifsh j. r amt
e sssse He b. Sn1
S III ds d7ol 10th st. NV Du 1910.
BO0KKEEPER'S ASSISTANT, good at
figures; Advancement assured; excel
salary. EIsEMAFs. r at 7th SITS NV
ROY. co3ored n - dr;vtcu mar.
BGufTcHEhk -Experleneed;s II steady cad 50 ].
6 Sss, f Geo pay for the right "a man.
e - roe sa,, BANS
CAMERA 2an: iS ssAEEssaMiAaEix. som. esppssri,
s CENTER TER AL King st.. Alex. phone
CAsHiER~Permanent position in
for advancement. Accounting back
ground; bank-teller experience help
9sa. ': ;5!;:ss. s 81 s:4 :5S;:
unless FIRST class. Must be sober.
CLEnA Tor control oesk AZ SWimLsing
sss pfHN psisaHss ce co6 u RssY
CLoTHiNG SALESMAN. experienced;
salary open. Apply MAxsi MEMS
WEAR, 614 9th st. NV. rs
CLOTHING SALESMAN--Exper. man
top salary. plus comm: steady posi-
ash initiative stHsi aoDs ass
oI9orRfiNea;~ SALESMAN. experienced as
commission; excellent opportunity.
s csofH1s ses'' eo 7ss s.h 4 Nv.
COLLECTION o. NAN. , tos sred,. once.
Apply LIBERAL cLoTHiNo. z1t I'll
c ri n;S STUDENTS over 20 for
summer employment. In local sales
people more Important than exper.
Earning about $50 VIZ. Apply suite
205-IQ, 1927 Eye st. Nv. Wed. IL
an sharp or Thurs; $50 pm.
c0L ,.oa ,.t for drSs a a rs
a and svs sssrs other h sunday uood .sl
N Us slssr ABg'S IN sF Rsssan s ssls
c SGapi ~. Mo, i e Clean in guest
e nGnse zoos e.s fen s g. NV gan ai'ss
' work: OPEN shop s 4o-hour week:
must Be sober and dspsndshnls ;.
ssiRs e aooS fEe sd aao ssaos
coSsrRucTIoN surf. on i'm
portant Job Wash; man Of known
experience and ability; salary de-
psndept on snsl,1ssti q, ,, Gsi IA y
formation and appointment, or write
DisHwAsHEss = - work ever, SUNDAY:
do general work: l pm. to II Pm.
p NV in l. q ne, truck. vni.e. isrse
stature: must know city. careful
driver. BEDEIL's. $40 . st. Nv.
DRIVER AND SOLICITOR Tor az,
e s!ssalRaEE gl. iss7 t esHas a Nv
p 81 Es p xsnssd for Di.moAd cabs.
New and used cars AVIAN. Reas.
rental rates. Must have tdenttn-
cation card. Apply Dlnm9pd lqt.
pEuMGA CLERK. white: 4s-hr. vk.. /
70 10, % Wed: or Thurs S s ";
EfEaEeeF EsMs isse 81 sAEhEs IA nv active.
ins account. ! . pm. 81. $50.
ENGINEER. Cd class, for modern
n isASGSTyi s0G 70 R. Z. a. ApD' cAr 3
ENGiNEER. sth class. colored. for
lAIse ant. bldg. n ne. section: GOOD
salary and QUARTERS; See Mt.
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HELP MEN


Espt BART time; sudi.s. tax service:
AuTO BoDY. FENDER ana painter
conbination; excellent working COM
dttions; in Ford agency. See Mr.
Bowen or Mr.. Haynes, BIILHIMER
g PALMER. 3110 Hamilton St,
Hyattsyille, Nd. VIA. 5000. IA
AUTO BRAKE mechanics helper,
ycuuG, white. must be alert and
mechanically inclined. 903 N
AuToMoBILK CAR wAsHER with
All around experience In new-car
dealershtp. steady work; 81 days
Der week: must be available fm-
HsSSTfscsRss, po LIVE Sesis..
Church. W. IA 240o. 26
Apply HAnETNd eHEEHY MOTORS
$500 Baltc. ave-, Hyatts.. Nd. --2e
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Sales Branch Manager

Excellent opportunity for experienced
man with sales supervisory back
ground. To take charge OF local
for iar9e repntn6is beysrsx. con.
Germ Personality. strens desire for
industry. and . personal car are
essential REQUISITES. Must be q rexi-
dent OF the District or have worked
In the District for N. In nrst
TR-K Star. "a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-05-24
ADVERTISING MAN

Excellent opportunity for YOUNG man
with knowIedge OF advertising and
having administrative ability for
pary, Car necessary, Reply By let
ter giving resume OF experience.
education. etc. BOX 376-K. star,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-05-24
PART-TIME MEN

Our expansion program creates In
part-time basis: II you are free from
$3.50 TO $50 pm. Mon. threagh Fri
We vii imakt II possible Tor yon q
earn S4a-sdg commission per west
and retain your present dayttnss
Job. Five Of our permanent fuil.
time men nov earnin. 500 pei
week or better started with a.
working only ewes. Experience IN
necessary. but you muat be over 81
and have good appearance and liks
to meet the public; viii lntersies
40 pm. Mon. Taes. and Wed, No
phone ealis. Apply Mr.. MURRAY
58f4 18th At mn IA
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e@T 8fss&@rgks 10 FsrSsss<sssx sAs%v
IRA e*srk ragsN9 I'M Ma~eS~w
Nsasx 1Es ~Mese ssys tes So
gscws, fEver gssssTe eeFE Ass9 vexsaA.
~sNea IN reas2aeSs sess~* rasSss =
Ara consumes s~sssEsS ar sswn
eAsssaAGs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-05-24
uEkp mET
MEN WANTED

81 10 IS. Why not learn 10 operate
. strsetcar or bus. thereby assuring
your future With q permanent JOB :
records viii be taught and paid
while they are learning; earnings
are steady and include free transpof-
tation. paid vaes tons alex leave
and other benefits. Apply nov,
Monday through Friday. $50 an.
TRANSIT co.
Employment once. 3i3s N at. nv.
tsake routes so Rossfyu. 30 Cabin
John. 30 Priendshtp Hsts. streetsAfs
direct TO door,. Is
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MESSENGER

white bog, age 10 or II, TO worn
daytime In sdserfistng department
OF newspaper; so-hoar week. mus,
be dependable. conscientious worker
and be BILE 10 pass q physical ex-
animation. Only those who want
viii be considered. Apply pessonnel
once, Room 5OS Star BuiidsnG,
THE EVENING STAR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-05-24
BOY

For special MESSENGER and clerical
work In accounting department Of
newspaper: win be taught TO op-
crate the addressosraph machine
and Pitney- Bowcs postage meter.
48-hour week and excellent work
ing conditions: must be able to pass
physical examination and plan
to be permanent. Apply pereonn1i
once. Room So4, Star Building
THE EVENING STAR
if0i Pa. ave. nv.
CHAUFFEUR -HOUSEMAN
Must have excellent local private
family references: excellent salary.
occasionally fine position
TELEPHONE ST. 1882
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Experienced On men.s garments.
GARFINCKELS
r On. 81 f4fA. -@
MEM
Statesman

Bxper5encNA an1NEnnRn fox eApxhzn0
nans pcettsoEs FOOD sMsaYy Ter Ete4ay
vofksr. 0xoAd8 . CO. DIG ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-05-24
Encyclopedia Statesmen

Hers the terms Of EUR offer. Bel
sells for $40 sa. tsfns. A. cawn
81 week. Immediate ss~hsar asiiss
err. no credit cheek or revsrn. yDn
are BALD Immediately every Friday
also i8.yssy eonsuitaf.oa ssrvaes
III you are seiiina books nos or shlnk
Fou can sell bcakae ws siil train
you. why nes Investigate suy efstF
roa have nothing e ioss ana ss*sr-
thtns 10 rain, =. as--fnsstissis DO
Mr. OCe6 st4s y at as, ers
noef. personnel division, D ~ ii
m nxlS ~-~s9M
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-05-24
Young Men. l7-24. Travel

Eastern summer rsaofts. stnsiss nsat
and sxtsnsssB work. no s8psttsnns
nscs seafy. 90 train y6us avsrAss
eArninxA $50 gk. elas sonaaa sns
eemsn trsnsporsassen paid Mn
HORNE. Senate Hesxl IL am 10
= Pm Dans phons Sc
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SAlfSkAEN tCaai.

SALESMAN. twe orders q wtss ss.t
yeu $50 many Of eur men nave Use
OF fnare orders in stnsas ahF
FIELD and effns trstnius sisft4 RES
men, Apnis Mr. Martin, knam sle,
Rins hidss 18Th and NJ Ella. n~
sALEsMEs fer Estioaai erssnlssttaa
reaatrtns 4 additional men fer en.
usual sassrtisins campaign. SaHa.
btneS fadto ana pahttsAtion Cali
eta IL. iesa vsfmeEs ave.. vi
1888. So
AAiESMEN, industrial Insurance
debit SpTk. sHsFaHtesa aAtsFe -
Mari, MA. ssAs, Mr.. AeoRotsy
" ia
xALEkMAN, sxperieassd In sslilas
hsstsf quality aasna xeafI ssoesieHi
wufking sondattanS, Ap0iy uffss
the YOUNG MEMS SHOP, iaiu y
ST. nv, ia
wELL.EsTAn. arAes surely sne fuYn
store rev has opsninxs for cap
salessaen- viii also fntestasw zen.
cap, fasn and women II sincere and
wiltins to work for an sxesi ana
unlimited earning future. nea *.
Star,
aEAL ESTATE sALssMAN~~Te lst
and sell Nd ana u G. prosperity
Pull OF paTt time EK6sEleht eork-
ms conditions Mr.. oofN1s. IN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-05-24

Statesmen. IS. 00o- Up Class
Career opportunity for rtshs msh. sp-
pcintmsat seiitns only; dFsw ssstass
earned commission ENCfrIk3eAE
Ola BRITANNICA. call Mf, Bans.
RI ssgti, IA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-05-24

OPTICIAN. exper. in fitting and dis
pensinz optical goods; immed. open
pay. many other worthwhile dement's;
5-day. 40-hr wk. Apply employ
ment ONCE. main BLDG. 9th a., $50
8 daily, WOODWARD a. LOTHROP.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1949-05-26
All it takes is a little teamwork

Youngsters practice teamwork when they
take turns" at the pump So do grown-ups
when they share telephone party line,
Sharing party line means allowing an
interval between calls so that others have
chance to use the line giving up the
line quickly when someone needs 1t in an
emergency answering the telephone as
promptly as you can. Party-line service is
good service when everybody on the line re-
members "the other fellow" All 1t takes is
q little teamwork
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1949-05-26
-.

This is the telephone lineman-rugged' skiiii ~
well-trained. In good weather and BAD ne
carries on the vital lob of maintaining the
lines that carry your telephone calls. ne re-
pairs trouble when it occurs and tries 10 pre-
vent IL before it happens.
The lineman is truly an important meniDer
OF every hometown telephone team
The Chesapeake a. Potomac Telephone Corn-
pany of Baltimore City.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1949-05-26
DIR. Gordon Smith
Joins DIR. Fawcett
In General Practice

Upper Montgomery County has
a new physician, DR.. Gordon M.
Smith. He came from Washington
April 1, to become a partner of a
classmate, DR.. John Fawcett, who
took over the practice of the late
DR.. Upton D. Nourse.
DR.. Smith has purchased home
in Dickerson and will hold office
hours there several mornings a
week. He served as a captain in
the Army in the European Theater
during the late war. He has a wife,
former nurse and native of Rhode
Island, and an infant son, Godfrey
M. Smith.
Favorably impressed with the
friendliness of the people of Pooles-
ville-Dickerson vicinity, DR.. Smith
sold the Sentinel he likes his home
in the country and the opportunity
to try his hand at gardening. He
s pleased to find so many young
physicians already established in
Upper Montgomery = he thinks
there is decided trend of young
medical men to general practice in
rural sections outlying big cities.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1949-05-26
The Old Drugstore In Rockville

the only concession to modern
times-is a herb case-carried by
few druggists. Its old-fashioned
remedies include Log Cabin sarsa-
parilla, serpentaria (snake root
blood root, bittersweet, tansy, hops,
pennyroyal, yellow dock and black
cohosh-many of these were used
to make teas and are seldom if
ever called for now. DR.. Vinson
can tell you what they were used
for, such as: chestnut leaves for
whooping cough, raspberry leaves
for cholera morbus, rue for collie,
savin for kidney complaint, lobelia
for asthma.
Another curiosity of the store is
an old ships clock belonging origi-
nally to DR.. Charles Scherrer-he
had loaned the clock to the Navy
during World War / and asked
that it be returned if not sunk
with an Inflated ship-shortly af-
ter the wars end two sailors re-
turned the clock to him and he
asked that it be kept at the store.
1t still runs.
Upstairs where John Brewer
slept when he worked for SO
month there is now an apartment
occupied by Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Cunningham, and the real estate
office of j. Vinson Peter.
In the big window where in
early days the drugstore Cow
boys" Judge Ed Peter and Albert
Almoney, editor of the old Advo-
cate, used to swap stories, we now
often see the old timers, Jim Veirs
and Martin Helm, in addition to
Dan Louthan, Judge" Charles
Webb, Vinson Peter, William Il.
Griffith and others.
Of course men don't gossip -
but many stall tale" has been
recounted in that window.
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He works a full day-and all through the night

Today, people are using their telephones
more than ever =. for shopping and SELL
ing, running errands, keeping in touch with
friends and neighbors and host of other
things.
Whatever the need, whatever the time of
day or night, the telephone is on the job
ready to take you where you want to go.
This service around the clock" is one OF
the real values of your home telephone.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1949-05-26
Timber Race Highlights
Iron Bridge Hunt Show

The fifth running of the Aitche-
son-Gales Memorial Timber Race
will highlight the annual Iron
Bridge Hunt Horse Show on the j.
Letter Aitcheson Farm, near Bur-
louisville, on Memorial Day, Mon
day, May 30.
Heading the list of entries is
Marian Curran, Sr's. Lump Sum.
This game gelding won this race in
1945 and again in 1913. Another
entry is Leonard Timmons' st.
Nick, winner in 1947. Lee Ryan's
Merrylee, winner of the Hamp-
stead Hunt point-to-point this
Spring, is another entry. Mr.. Cur
ran will be shooting for the cup
with two barrels since he has an
other entry in Free Kite. This
promising youngster won the pair
race at the Redlands Hunt point
to-point races this past March.
Several other entries are expected
for the two and one half mile race
over post and rail fences.
Seventeen classes are listed for
the horse show program. These. in
clude six hunter classes, four open
jumper classes, two junior horse
manship classes, junior jumper,
a class for road hacks, and two
pony classes. OF special interest
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1949-05-26
Thrift Shop
Workers To Be
Feted With Tea

Volunteer workers of the Mont
gomery County Thrift Shop will
be honored at tea given by Mrs.
Frank P. Wilcox, president, and
members of the executive Board on
Wednesday, June from to 5
P. M. Mrs. Wilcox will again open
her home Tall Trees at 9121 Burn
ing Tree Road, Bethesda, for the
affair. Mrs. Thomas H. Patterson,
second vice-president, is in charge
OF arrangements.
Nearly two hundred invitations
will be sent. Many of the guests
expected are members of the four
agencies which benefit from the
proceeds of the Thrift Shop-The
Women's Auxiliary, Suburban
Hospital; Planned Parenthood
League of Montgomery County;
Chevy Chase Chapter, Daughters
of the American Revolution and
Women's Board, Montgomery
County General Hospital.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1949-05-26
Outstanding Scholar
At Strayer College

Mrs. Kenneth Windham of Da-
mascus has just been notified that
her sons name appears on the
Deans List of Strayer College of
Accountancy, Washington, D. C.
/, Harry Jones graduated from the
Damascus High School with the
Class of 1948. He commenced his
studies at Strayer College last fall
and will receive his degree with
the Class of 1850.
Besides being an outstanding
scholar, Mr.. Jones has been very
active in various college activities.
He plans to become a Certified
Public Accountant upon gradua-
ton from college.
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in hunter breeding class for
yearlings, foals of 1948, which will
be judged on their suitability to
become hunters. y
The j. Letter Aitcheson Farm
is located near Burtonsville. on
the Laurel Silver Spring Road. The
show will start promptly at IL am.