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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

oLDs 194S, conv. Futuramic "9s';
this royal blue conv. is undoubtedly
one Of the most beautiful cars on
the road today. 1t cannot be told
fFom doWn ss sssardonew mo5 y nas Sl5s5; 5s, 1895
LIVINGSTON MOTORS
123 Q st. ne. Ex. 1922. %
OLDS 194s conv. Futuramic "9s";;
edly one of the most beautiful cars
on the road today. 1t. cannot bt
told from brand-new. $1,595: 1895
LIVINGSTON MOTORS
l23 Q st. ne, Ex. 1922. -23
1948 CROSLEY
throughout; S395; S95 down.
BELL MOTORS
5010 Wis. Ave. NV, Wo. 5000. 20
1948 STUDEBAKER
Landcruiser: r, and h.. seat Gov.
overdrive. peri. throughout: S1,495
BELL MOTORS
500 Wis. Aye. NV. Wo. 5000. .;
1916 NASH 600
Sedan: r. and h.. this car like new
ST95; S115 down.
BELL MOTORS
SOLO Wis. Ave. NV. Wo. 5000. .:
NASH AMBASSADOR
1947 sedan: r. and h., overdrive
seat COW, spot and back up lights
like new; S995; S155 down.
BELL MOTORS
500 Wis. Aye. NV. Wo. 5000. q;
OLDS., 1947, (98)
r. and h.. peri. through.
out; 81 ,395.
BELL MOTORS
SOLO Wis. Ave. NV. wo. 5000. .:
CADILLAC, 1946, (62)
sedanette; r. and h. seat GOV, Roya
Master WV. tires, Hydra; rea
clean: 81 695; $500 down.
BELL MOTORS
501O Wis. Ave. NV, WO. 5000. 3:
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Pay as Low as ST a Week
$500 ssco 40 DE SOTO si'4sz s1f7sz
Club coupe; only run 400
NIL; small weekly paymts
$170 Al DE SOTO 1894
7-passenGer. sedan; fine
$3.50 AT BUICK 1924
Sedan; fine cond.; small
weekly payments.
5000 '46 BUICK s1.Og4
Sedanette; fine condition.
. small weekly payments,
5000 '46 CHRYSLER $1,094
Sedan; fine condition:
smell weekly payments.
5000 AZ PONTIAC $1,094
Sedan; fine cond.; small
weekly payments.
$3.50 Al DE SOTO $494
Club coupe; fine cond.;
$270 '48 HUDSON 1884
Sedan; fine cond; small
weekly payments.
$270 '49 FORD 1884
small weeklv payments.
$3.50 Al FORD 1894
Sedan. fine cond.; small
weekly payments.
$3.50 AZ PLYMOUTH 1894
Special de luxe coupe; fine
cond.; small u,lv pymts.
5000 AT FORD 1894
Sedan, fine cond.; small
5000 al CHEVROLET 1894
Sedan: fine cond.: small
weekly payments.
+ 5000 ~ PLYMOUTH 1894
Sedan. fine eond.; small
5000 AT OLDSMOBILE 81 ,094
Sedan; fine cond.; small
weekly payments.
5000 AT PONTIAC $1,094
Convertible. coupe; fine
5000 '46 DODGE 1894
Club coupe. fine cond.;
$3.50 40 CHEW. $494
Town, sedan; fine cond.:
5000 '48 NASH 1894
Sedan. fine cond; small
weekly payments.
$3.50 Al OLDS $494
Sedan. fine cond.; small
weekly payments.
$3.50 '48 DODGE 1924
4-door sedan: top value.
5000 '48 STUDE. $1,194
Champion sedan; fine
cond,: small wkly. pymts.
$110 40 DODGE 1894
Sedan; fine condition;
small weekly payments.
5000 '48 KAISER 1894
small weekly payments.
$3.50 AZ KAISER $794
small weekly payments
$3.50 Al PACKARD 1894
Sedan; fine condition;
small weekly payments.
$210 '46 CHEW. 1894
cond.; small wklv. pymts.
i$240 '48 POINT. 1924
Sedanette; fine cond.;
small weekly payments.
5000 '48 CHEW. $1,194
small weekly payments.
A LOT FULL OF BARGAINS
DEALERS
Always so Cars
To Choose From
AUTO WHOLESALERS
1871 Bladensburg Rd.
INCORPORATED.
IL $4,000
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Bankruptcy Sale
FOOD MARKET

MODERN FROZEN FOOD FIXTURES
HUSSMANN REFRIGERATING AND
SELF-SERVICE CASES-FANS
TOLEDO SCALES AND STEAK
NATIONAL. "ss6s" CASH REGISTER
GLOBE -COMPRESSORS
WALK-IN COOLER-MEAT BLOCK
ETC.
BY Public Auction
at 2611 14th st. NV.
M o N p A Y
October "a, 1949. 10 AM.
Modern Hussmann refrigerated self
service open dairy case, frozen food
case and loft. white enameled re-
frigerating case, Toledo guardian
Duplex" computing and packers pan
scales, National electric 5-clerk
check cash register, Model .2852";
Toledo steak machine, white en-
ameled paneled front walk-in cooler,
Hobart chopper, Globe slicer. re-
frigerating compressors.- exhaust and
oscillatipg fans, gondola, counters.
cigarette stand, electric clock, meat
block, pot sink, etc.
Sterling r, Swecker
BANKRUPT No. 77-49
q. D. RUBENSTEIN. Trustee,
Munsey Building
Terms: Cash. oc1e,23
Evening star., 1949-10-22
ROYAL MOTORS. INC.

4430 Conn. ave. NV, has several
low-priced old-model cars. Low down
payment and a weekly payment
plan available. For low-cost trans
portation, see these cars today. --22
Evening star., 1949-10-22
PROPOSALS

TOWN OF LANDOVER HILLS, MD.
October II, 1949. Proposal.-Tht
Mayor and Town Council Of the
Town of LANDOvER HILLS will
receive sealed bids for the collec.
ton of garbage and trash for ap.
Of Landover Hills for the period
from December ], 1949. through
December 81. 1850. Bids must be
filed with the Town Clerk. Dorothy
L. Schwartz, ,42lO 72nd avenue
Landover Hills, Md, on or before
9 pm, Wednesday. November 16
be obtained by writing to the Town
Clerk at the above address or calling
Union 1875. oc20.o1
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HILL & TIBBITTS

WASH. 8 OLDEST FORD DEALER
1l14 Vermont Ave. NV. MA, 9s5O
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AuToMoeiLEs WAITED
/ PAY CAsA for cars. Cali N.
$3.50. Drive right out 1000 Cen
trsl 2ys; ne. - -. .22
TOP M fMiCES fqr 5000 sRaT, S,sar USED ssfs; fG
Vermont ave. NV. Ma. $3.50.
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fendix. new Goodyear supercushior
tires; like new. 1-driver car; 81 .295
Gash si1s Or terms; HI. 1895. 80.
CHEyRoLET I947 sedan; s994; fin,
ments. AUTO WHOLESALERS. iS3.
CaEvRoIETF viIF - 1a4l = 4-dr' areSSHi Master d
luxe sedan; heater. seat covers; ex
cfIsr cfI; cond.; saoe ] owner; $3.50 or .a bes
cHEvRofET' 1888 2-dr, equipped
can be financed If you wish; low
very good shape. Only $395. NORTH
EAST MOTOR CO., Ford Dealers
339od 39od MINI Minnesota ave. ne, Ii; 8
CHEVROLET 1917 4-dr,; r. and h
had best Of care. II II you | are seetin
a, bargain and know a good dea
when you see one, better act now
aoRTHEAsT 5saT ss1Faplss; MoroR onlS Co. snFss roT
AT. 0200. Open ewes. -23
CHEVROLET 1g46 2-dr.; origina
dark blue finish. new car condition
received. See .it-Drive it-you'l
eHEyx CHASE Rpssis.ly MoPoR gt5fs' co. g. inc iNc
cHE4RohEf w1s fvei is3b 81 Gseg stsel,ns s :dr
oriss; will sell this week end 70
q ;595; SIls, cost over S1,SO0. co
CHEvaoHETf iISf sH 81 NJ Master n;M' de i'd luxe
new rear end. new springs, ney
tT9nt tr9 oens end' body in good cond.: $275
CHEv. is41: good cond. See Mr.
sAtdcEDo. sttae 145o Girard st. NV, Sat
civ. iis6 4-dr. sedan; good transp.
500 cash or best offer. 2720 43r'
caEyY:. hi y: 80 4-dr. de luxe sedan: ssu rsdi
caRfstRh iii sstS I'll fs17 slse; Sew Yorker as "a,
neW-car condition: fine family u cal II
$l.e5o: ORIG. OWNER. WI. 1I5s1
. CHRYsLER 1e4s sedan, 81 ,os4; in
snfs nond; s29q x426 down; o1 smsl Tsesly Pay
rHRYsLER 1855 4-door Sedan; goo,
cond.: tires first class: $145. Ca
between 9-10 am. and f6 pm.
CHRYsIER 1s41 4-dr. sedan: radio
heater. A real buy. Sale price, S59f
Low terms. bank financing. CAPITOi
MoIos s =. Mdl cea Sin. !sea sss4. seersia ave
CHEYSLER 1947 Windsor 4-door Sc
dan, gray: 5000. miles; perfect con
dition. For sale by diplomat; S1,55
or best offer. ITALIAN EMBASSY
1901 Fyller st. NV. Call Mr.. Sore
caRYsIIiGiRi 1899 sedan; sscritic. ii
S149: terms: $40 down, 81 week
ROPER" 1880 r. I. ave. ne. 22'
Evening star., 1949-10-22

g46 club coupe; Hy-
and h.. seat covers.
E-NICHOLSON. 5000
:. Hyattsrille. WA.
Evening star., 1949-10-22

2S95 See Mr.; Baranek, MAYFLOWER
RE' NoroEs; 6ses INC ll25 18th st. ga gna5w,'
FORD Ia41 sedan; 1894. fine condi.
ments AUTO Wholesalers, 1871
Bladensburg I'd. Ii. 3-SsOO.
FORD 1886 rumble seat coupe: new
battery, tires gas heater and sea
FORD is45 sRss sedan; ss2G SSH Sa Iss3 me cond
AUTo WHOLESALERS. 17sI al1ss Bla-
FORD is47 super de luxe luxe "s" Tu.
com eompte esTffo aecoas sanaGn I
075: FIR. 0654. -23
FORD 1947 Tudor; r. and h.; man,
other accessories. Clean, depend
able; low-cost, easy finance. In Al
gnatlon So ah NoBTaEasgT oeaay guara9Iss MnT onl' 2n
Ford Dealers, 1901 Minnesota ave
FORD 1a4s Tudor: r. and h.; yer.
clean; has been carefully main
tanned: no apologies on this one
ST. sfss5 BOW aerfhy suassgIse MoToR o9 oo
Ford Dealers. 1901 Minnesota ave
ne. Ii 3-4100. Open ewes. -23
FORD 40 VS. business coupe; r. ane
/ h. British subject who must return
to. England because of pound de.
vhludtlOu Will SaCTlIlCe LOT SI,IUU
This is S145 under average retail
price quoted in last red book. 'WO
FORD 1s4e station wagon; its i'm
maculate condition reflects the ex.
cellent care 1t has received; low
mileage, good tires. We're sure yol
ahRss Hf eaass Rstsf5 MoToR Telse eo e e
7125 Wis. ave. OIL. CLOG. -23
FORD 1949 Tudor, r. and h. othel
| accessories; drive the fashion car oil
| the year and you will want to owr
| one; with our easy finance plan 4
only only sf,4ss 81 suf NoRTaEAsFf 2-aa foiaeaTes MoToE
| CO., Ford dealers, 920 Bladensbure
I'd. ne, At 0200. Open ewes. q:
FORD 1946 de luxe Tudor; low mile.
| age. In beautiful condition through.
Lincoln Mercury Dealer, 1909 wis.
/ consin ave, OIL. 7400. -23
FORD 1949 Custom 8 club coupe
| very carefully cared for; / owner;
| low mileage; light green; radio
leather seat. covers; S1,645. Elk
| 1924 after pm. -22
FORD 1941 Super de luxe Fordor;
| fully equipped: In very good condi.
ton: S495. GRADY MOTORS. Lin.
coln-Mercury Dealer, 1909 Wiscon-
sin ave, OIL. T400. -23
FORD 1912 6-cyl; good condition;
/ $500. Call after 8 p.ma 1928 New
Hampshire ave. NV. 23'
Evening star., 1949-10-22
LEGAL NOTICES

UEUhOE e. GEKTMAN,
Attorney for Estate.
oc22 ,24.25, ,26.27.2S,29.3l mol
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1886 TO 194l MODELS
100 needed for Southern trade. I'm
mediate cash. R. I. MOTORS. 1872
Rhode Island ave ne MI Q71l
Evening star., 1949-07-17

nURING my many years as teacher, have
IL met countless young people = and older
ones too = who were handicapped by shy
ness. Some of them have asked me what they
could do about it. Perhaps the advice give
them will help others.
1t seems to me that there are many kinds
OF shyness, and most of them are durable 1t
may seem unkind to say so to people who
want to fade into the wallpaper, but their
shyness is at least partly the result of ego
tism. They think they are being noticed far
more than they actually are If they felt less
important they might feel less conspicuous.
All this was borne home to me one evening
at a stiff and formal party. was late and
found myself the last to enter a room where
a crowd of strangers was already gathered.
Just ahead of me was an old lady whom
happened to know, and said to her half
laughing. Don't you always hate moment
Evening star., 1949-07-17
6, p; For SHY PEOPLE
|NW by Robert HiIlyer
Pulitzer
by Robert HilIyer
Pulitzer Prise Poet

like this? 1t makes me feel awfully shy"
why, not at all" she answered casually,
Il never feel that anyone is looking at me-"
People who describe themselves as shy
often secretly expect to be admired for it. In
my opinion the first step in overcoming shy
ness is to realize it's fault, not virtue.
Most shy people build high, tight wall
of self-love between themselves and the rest
of the world. Break through that ,uaiW At ehe
start you do it by forcing yourself to take an
interest in other people, in events outside
your own life. After while you will find that
you are not forcing yourself any more; you're
taking an interest because it's the natural,
easy thing to do. When that moment comes
you are no longer shy.
In "e1t weeks "Ese1ybodys Etiqueite''
Singer 10 Stafford discusses some of the
dangers Of playing records for your guests.
Evening star., 1949-07-17
DZMEMM;xr

AGREEABLE: A shrewd Connecticut farmer
was buying COW from city couple who'd
inherited her with new country place will
she give six gallons of milk day?" asked the
farmer. I'VE don't know" admitted the
couple. well, fve?" They shook their heads.
Four" the farmer gritted. Look" blurted
the lady, we just don't know. But she's a
good COW and whatever she's got, I'm sure
she'll give it to you
BARcAN: At Home Show" in Kansas
City, Mo-, the Federal Housing Authority and
the Department of Commerce distributed the
same pamphlet at different booths. FILA,
which gave them away, had few takers.
Evening star., 1949-07-17

Commerce sold them at is cents apiece, could
hardly keep up with the demand
BARoAN tceat.): 1t sounds as though the
Department of Commerce now numbers
among its employees fellow we heard of
during the war. He managed PIX at South
west Pacific base. Whenever he had an item
that wouldn't sell, he rationed it positively
no more than two to a customer Never failed
to empty the shelves.
HERO: A small, excited girl who loves the
Wild West, said last week she had shucked
her former favoEite, The Long Ranger"
and taken on a new one: Green Audrey"
Evening star., 1949-07-17

This Week
THE SUNDAY MAGAZINE
WILLIAM l. NICHOLS, E1itsr
Editorial Offices: ~ Lexington
Ape"He, Nese York ~, Neso York
"sHow EN- WHO'S eossw..
bv kss loses
ANEW HAT FOR SALLY. 7
BY Frsak Rekordsea Plsses
WHO'S GUILTY.. Observation-Disclosures. 9
BY Eawis N. 0erekofd
POOR OLD LUKE. Observation-Disclosures. 10
ty A8 8Wp
NY DATE WITH s1Allks SON.. k.............1 n
BY kra Psssovshuyo
THIS WEEKS GLlDO0RAM.. M................... IS
HOW AMERICA EATS. TS..................... Is
BY CfsmsnfiSs Puddlsford
Two WEEKS WITH PAY. ~
Csvss by Dss Rssssv
Evening star., 1949-07-17

Names and descriptions Of all fiction
ana semi-hcdon articles In this magazine wholly
hs Any name which happens to be the same a.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1949-05-26
Thunder Showers Sunday
Cancel Ball Games

Wet grounds and scattered nun
der showers caused all baseball
games in the Montgomery County
Baseball League to be washed out
on Sunday, May 22nd.
As a result the league standings
remain unchanged from last week
with Colesville and Damascus tied
for the lead and Silver Spring
pressing close behind.
Rockville will entertain Coles
vile at Welsh Field in the feature
game of the day on Sunday, May
Goth. Other contests will find Sill
yer Spring at Bethesda while
Sandy Spring plays host to Da-
mascus on the Sherwood diamond.
AL games start at 3 pm.
The rash of local rain storms
during the spring season have now
caused the scheduling of five dou-
ble-headers during the month of
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1949-05-26
Washington Grove
Mrs. James Schroeder
Gaithersburg 442

Mr.. and Mrs. David Norvell and
family spent Sunday in Baltimore
where they visited Mrs. Harold H.
Bryant who is ill in Union Mem
orial Hospital. They also spent
several hours at Mrs. Bryant's
home where Mrs. David Noryell,
Sr. is visiting.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Carter
Emmons were Sunday guests of the
formers mother, Mrs. Edith EN-
mons.
DIR. and Mrs. Frank Lanahan
of Manassas spent Sunday with
the latter's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Becraft.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Jackson
had the pleasure on Tuesday eve
ming of witnessing the ceremonies
at which their son Donald, who is
freshman student at the Uni
versity of Maryland, was present
ed with the Sigma Chi metal to
the freshman student with the
highest average.
Elsewhere in the paper you will
find mention of the Auction, Bake
Sale and picnic supper TO be given
rain or shine on Friday evening.
Tie proceeds of this supper are to
go toward the recreation for the
youth of the Grove, and such a
worthy cause should merit your
support. Don't you be the one to
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1949-05-26

sit home and complain of the
Juvenile problem. Help solve the
problem with your moral and fin
ancial support.
Washington Groves Women's
Club met in the Club House last
Thursday and enjoyed a meeting
where many contributions were
made toward the betterment Of The
community. 1t is indeed pleasure
to hear and talk of groups Of wo-
men who so gladly donate their
money to projects that serve not
just a favored few but the whole
community. Besides many other
donations made that day, fifty
dollars was given toward the Rec
reation Association.
Jack Salamanca talked to the
members on Drama" and gave a
most interesting and instructing
resume of the stage, starting be-
fore the birth of Christ and bring
ing the subject to the present day.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1949-05-26

gave a fine demonstration Satur-
day afternoon at the Home Demon
stration Office in Rockville.
Master David Roy Purdum cele-
brated his first birthday with a
party at the home of his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Purdum on
Thursday afternoon. Twelve of
his little friends Joined him.
Harry Brown of Baltimore spent
the weekend with his daughter
and son-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Guy
Watkins.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Watkins, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Watkins were
among the twenty-five couples at
a party Saturday evening given
by Mr.. and Mrs. Olive Hyatt at
their home in Damascus.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1949-05-26
U.S.S. Salem

The U. S. S. Salem, 17,O00-ton
heavy cruiser and sister ship of
the U. S. S. Des Moines and
U. S. S. Newport News, has joined
the U. S. Fleet. The Salem, second
cruiser to be named for Salem,
Mass, was launched on May %,
1917. 1t is armed with a main
batter yof nine automatic S-inch
55-caliber rifles, triple-mounted in
three currents, plus secondary
battery of twelve dual-purpose,
twin-mounted 5-inch guns. 1t has
an anti-aircraft battery of twenty
dual-purpose, twin-mounted 3-inch
guns and twelve 20-mm. automatic
guns. The cruiser is TIC feet long
and can attain speed higher than
thirty knots. It is air-eonditioned.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1949-05-26
Tip Sheets Available
For Tomato Growers

Specialists at the University of
Maryland name six steps which
will do much to improve the yield,
quality and efficiency of production
and marketing of Maryland toma-
toes. Three OF these have probably
already been decided for this sea-
son as far as the individual grow
err is concerned. They are Q) Sc
lection of plants suited to the re-
gion, (2) application of enough
fertilizer to produce a profitable
crop and (3) selection of soil
capable of high yields.
Three other practices have not
yet been undertaken and are i'm
portant for the grower to con-
slider, according to the specialists.
They are: (1) use proper spray
and dust programs, (2) use the
best cultural practices and (3)
harvest carefully to protect quail
ity. Growers wanting up-to-the-
minute information on any of these
steps should ask the county agent
to put their names on a list to re-
ceive TIP sheets which will be sent
out from time to time.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1949-05-26
Double Headers Result
Of Rain Cancelled Games

All games in the Upper Mont
gomery County Baseball League
were postponed last Sunday on ac-
count of rain. This is the second
Sunday the weather man has can
celed league games, so county
baseball fans can look forward to
soma double headers coming up in
the near future.
Next Sunday Gaithersburg will
draw a by which should enable
them to come back into league &C.
tion on June 25th with the services
of Bones" Becraft who is cur
rently an outstanding mound ace
for George Washington Univer-
sity. With Becraft improving with
every game, Gaithersburg will be
sure tc provide some very tough
competition for the rest of the
teams in the league. Also slated
for future action with Gathers
burg is young Dick Tetlow who is
performing in excellent fashion
for Gaithersburg High.
Also next Sunday, May 10th,
Potomac will play host to the Rock
vile Red Sox, while the Upper
County Fire Department will en-
terrain Burtonsville. Potomac has
yet to win league game but Man
ager Eddie Hahn has reported the
signing of some new talent which
should strengthen the team con-
siderably. The Red Sox must win
this, one if they hope to stay up
with the high-f1ying Burtonsville
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1949-05-26
Rockville Supply Co.
Forms SOftball Team;
Anxious To Book Games

Although there will be no Rock
vile Softball League this year, at
least one team will be active
throughout the season. 1t is the
newly formed Rockville Supply
Company team which was victor
ious over Germantown on Sunday
ir its first game.
Scheduled is a double header to
be played Sunday, May 20, 2 P. M.
with the Olney team, at the Ele-
mentary School Athletic Field in
Damascus. On Decoration Day,
May 80, the Rockville Supply Co.
team will play double header
with Germantown at Old German
town, 2 P. M. They will play t c
Blue Moon team on June 9th, 2
+. M. at Blue Moons field on
Route 24O near the Cider Barrel
Their opponents on June IL will be
Anascostia Motors, at tie Dumas
Gus Elementary School grounds, 9
F. M.
No games have been scheduled,
so far, after June ~, and the
team is anxious to book games for
the remainder of the season.
Players for Rockville Supply are
Herman Layman, manager, who
may be contacted at the Supply
Company, by those wishing to
schedules games; Gerald Duvall,
Sam Shipley, Jimmy Warfield,
George Harmon, Junior Ganley,
Donald Ganley, Eddie Collins
Clarence Cox, Curly Layman, Le-
roy Burroughs, and Whitley La
Force.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1949-05-26
+LAYTONSvILLE+
Mrs. J. Thomas HosOes
Gaithersburg SS5-J-6

Master John King, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Harrison King, wishes tc
thank ali his little and big friends
for all the nice cards and gifts he
received both while he was pa.
tient at Montgomery County Gen.
eral Hospital and after he returned
home. He had virus infection but
is recovering nicely now.
Weekend guests of DIR. and Mrs
Harold Mitchell were their daugh-
ter and son-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs,
Samuel Gardner, of North Airing
ton, N. J.
The bulletin of st. Paul's Church
was sponsored on Sunday by ].
Bradley Hawkins. st. Paul's Bible
Class met on Tuesday night at the
home Of Mrs. Grace N. Fraley. On
Sunday, June 9Th, the Laytonsville
Charge will have no preaching
service as the Rev. Harold B.
Wright will be attending the An.
nual Conference. Sunday School
viii be held as usual. On Sunday
June IL. Children's Day service
will be held at st. Paul's at Il
A. M.
Mrs. ID. w. Clark entertained
six tables for luncheon and bridg,
on Thursday. First prize was wor
by Mrs. Remus d. Riggs; secont
BY Mrs. William Ward and conso.
lation by Mrs. Jeffrey Griffith. A
house guest of Mr.. and Mrs. CLARK
for several weeks is Mrs. Bessie
HURT Of Washington.
The Laytonsville Homemakers
are entertaining the Derwood and
Croydon Park Clubs with picnic
lunch on the school grounds OF
Wednesday, June 1, at 1880 P. NJ
Mrs. Harry White is very prouC
to have another granddaughter
Susan Marie Daniel. The prou,
parents are Mr.. and Mrs. Mans
field Daniel of Dickerson. TIL,
mother was the former Mar,
White. Susan Marie was born OF
Wednesday, May IS, at Frederick
City Hospital and weighed sever
pounds, twelve ounces. Mother anC
daughter are fine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mowatt Windhan
and Mr.. and Mrs, Charles Rich.
ards were Sunday dinner guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Camden Windham OF
Alexandria, Va.
Mrs. Clagett Warfeld entertain.
ed at dinner on Thursday Mr.. anc
Mrs. Lee c. Warfeld and Mr.. anc
Mrs. Gordon Warfield and daugh
ter, Mary Lee, of Marriottsville
the occasion being Clagett's birth
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Miller an,
sons, Bobbie and Buddy, are nov
staying with Mr.. and Mrs. ]
Thomas Howes until their home i
the new Howard subdivision, Lay
louisville, is finished.
Don't forget the rummage sal
in the easement Of st. Bartholc
news Church on Friday nigh
starting at 8 P, M. and again o
Saturday, given by the Guild Q
the church,
Mrs. Samuel Riggs, Jr., he
daughter, Mrs. Robert H. Chiches
ter, Mrs.-Joe Hutton, Mrs. Stanle
Stablcr ahd..Mrs. Ridgely Chiches
.
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ter went on tour of homes in
Newcastle, Del, on Saturday.
Members of the congregation of
st. Bartholomew Church are
looking forward to meeting the
Seminarian who will hold services
beginning June IL. He is William
Baxter, Canadian-born, now of
Philadelphia, Pa. He graduated
from Amherst College in 1916 as a
pre-medical student. In the Fall he
begins his second year at the Vir-
ginia Episcopal Theological Semi
nary in Alexandria, Va. Mr.. Bax-
ter will visit st. Bartholomew
next Sunday, May 20, to get ac-
quainted before he takes over in
June.