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EXCLUSIVE

Open Sat. and Sun. l to 6
4513 Alabama ave. s.e.-Beautiful
6-rm. Diet. brk., built-in gar: full
bsmt. with "a bath. firepl. In liv.
rm., extra lge. side concrete porch;
lge. level lot. This home Is far
superior to the average home in
both material and workmanship
Priced under $1,000 with excel.
terms. Call Mr.. Ruehl, TR. 1882:
ewes; HI, 1880. with T. PAUL
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OVER S30000

IN SALES THIS MONTH
More than a house a day. To sell
your house quickly, call the COM
pany that's doing the business.
PHONE COX AND co.
s15 North Capitol ST.. RE. 1888.
CONTRACTORS, ATTN!
713 D st. ne, 2-family house. .
baths, 2 kitchens, cellar. double
brick garage with loft, wide alley.
Income. S140 month. Only 1000
Make offer. E. CROSS. AT. 1903.
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Colored Home Values
BROOKLAND
ST 800 DOWNS spacious rooms and
bath. full bsmt.. h.-w.h,. semidet.
Finance on your own terms.
CORNER BRICK, $13,500
Six very large rooms, 2 baths. 2
kits. Here is home that has
always been kept in perfect condi-
tion Beautiful side yard; conven.
for Govt. workers to Capitol Hill.
1918 K ST. NE.
Lovely semidet brick home In Al
cond.; + rooms. bath, full hSmt.,
oil h.-w.h h.; , rear screened porches.
Excel. financing.
TERMS TO SUIT YOU
1909 10th st. n.w-Semidet. brick
home. 6 rooms and bath; $500 down
and $50 per month will buy this
home for you.
CALL SUNDAY BETWEEN IL AND s
FOR APPOINTMENTS TO SEE.
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COLORED

Immaculate Home
Open Today l P. M. to Dark
20 Bryant st. NE.
Beautiful brick home: has large living
closed back porch and pantry on
st floor; 2nd floor has large
bedrooms and bath: full dry base
ment with lavatory; completely
weather. stripped and insulated; new
Bryant gas furnace, elec. refgr.,
gas range, garage; Dont mss i. u,
bought on terms.
F. E. MALCOLM
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COLORED
724 QUINCY ST. NV.
Open Sun, 1-5; beautiful rooms;
in fine location See this today.
HARRY COHEN, RE. 4771. GE.
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Reduced For Quick Sale

OPEN SUNDAY, +. TILL DARK
1859 Ames st. n.e.-S13,250 or best
offer. low cash payment will handle.
make your own terms; modern. pre-
war, brick row home, on lovely
street, in Al condition: 3 lge.
bedrms, beautiful kitchen and bath.
large liv. rm. and din. rm.: stairway
to storage attic; full basement: gas
heat, deep yard: convenient to
facilities. To reach: Out Mime
into Blaine u block, right on Burns
st, II block to Ames, left on Ames
to 1859 and open sign. Mr.. Clark
GF a011.
MARSHALL J. WAPLE co.
Reaitor. 1924 14th st. NV, DI.
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1910 EAST CAPITOL ST.
Open Sun. / to 6
Excel income properly of 8 rms. and
. baths. Arranged as . apts. and
3 rms. Gas INV. n. Reas. down pay
ment Mr.. Tear VI. 1898.
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COLORED-VACANT

COLORED-VACANT
415 18th st. n.e--6 rooms, bath.
brick. Also 1000 block Quebec pl
NV: 6 rooms. bath. Possession with
deed Call PERCY j. GRADY for
price and terms. MI 4466. "a
2 TO 6
VACANT-1308 F ST. NE.
Unusually fine brick home. lge.
lovely rms. bath, full bsmt.. oil
INV h. concrete front porch. Reas.
price and terms. WEITZ REALTY
CORP. 905 18th st. NV. ST. 4555.
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OPEN SAT. AND SUN,
1900 EASY PL. S.F

New detached corner home. This
6-room home is truly a housewife s
delight Modern kitchen includes
eiec. garbage disposal and elec,
dishwasher, 20-ft. liv. rm. with 3
exposures, cozy din. rm.. 3 bedrms
! y baths; full pround-leveI base
ment, gas &C. heat. This home is
located in one of the newest and
yenient to shopping and schools;
full price, S14,75O 81, 500 down
to GI, Call AT. O566 and AT. $3.50,
THE GABLES CO.
2,4"3 MINNESOTA AVENUE Sc
To reach: Out Penna. ave. Sc, to
Alaoama ave, LETT on AaGama ave,
to Bowen I'd. continue on Bowen
rd. to 18th St. left on 46th st. ;,
blocks to 1900 Easy pl. and open
sign
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3 BEAUTIFUL BEDRMS
Beautiful 6-Rm. Brick
SARGENT ROAD NE.
PRICE, $13,950
CoNyJFNIENT TEpMC

CONVENIENT TERMS.
OPEN FOR INSPECTION. 1-8 PM.
Fine 3-bedroom semidet. homes; tiled
bathroom. tiled shower. POWDER
ROOM. din. rm., equipped kitchen,
late model LARGE FRIGIDAIRE,
36-in. range with 2 broilers upper
and lower), BEUATYCRAFT metal
cabinets, fine porcelain sinks with
double aprons, CORNER PICTURE
WINDOWS. kitchen space for table
and chairs, Venetian blinds.
Full bsmt., double laundry trays,
auto. gas h.,w. heater, auto, a.-c.
heat. outside bsmt. entr., metal back
stoop and rails. Concrete paved
alley-WE COULD GO ON FOR
EVER. COME OUT AND SEE FOR
YOURSELF. YOU WILL BE
VA AND FHA APPROVED.
DIRECTIONS: If driving, out Michi-
gan; ave. ne. to 18th st. ne, left
On 3th st. which becomes Sargent
rd. to 5029 Sargent rd. and the ex-
hibit home. If by public transporta-
ton, take the Brookland streetcar
No, 80 to j 9TH and Quincy SITS. ne.
and transfer to F-6 Sargent I'd. bus
get off at 18th and Gallatin and
right to Sargent rd., past construc-
tion to 5029, the exhibit house.
Jonathan WOodner Co.
RE. 1926. Exhibit home, MI. 1865.
--23
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New Brick Bungalow
50. .45O and up. so to be built. Some
of the features are expansion attic,
picture windows, copper plumbing,
oak floors, gas heat. etc, lovely large
lot, CT approved. no down payment
Sl,400 down, S4s per mo, plus
taxes. Come out today and see
values at least ST 900 below market.
Lovely new section. Go to 61st st.
and Central ave. in Capitol hgts.,
turn right at school, and follow
sign to Brooke rd., and job. MAX
MILLER, 500 1Ith st. Sc. FIR.
Zoo. Sun, cali TIA $3.50.
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$3.50 down, bal. like rent. Newly re-
papered. @ rooms, bath, c.h.-w.h.;
row. brick, near Fairgrounds and
good Transportation. Call Morris
st. NV, MA S036. Eve, tn. O297,
ONCE open SUM-. IL TO- 4.
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BRICK BUNGALOW
2-bedrm. det., tiled bath. full bsmt
oil h.-w.h. Home in excel. cond
Has everything includ. small down
payt. Across Southern ave on v ST.
Sc: To sell Sunday. only S10.950
Call Mr.. Jones with
G.. D. MURPHY
REALTOR
AT. 1927. 140l 25th st. 8 e. AT. 622S.
Office Open Sunday
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CORNER BRICK HOME

Best ne. section. Near shopping
center. Excellent transportation.
Eight wears old Six large. rooms,
tile bath. large recreation room,
modern in every respect. Full base
ment. gas heat Priced right. Terms.
Call Mr. BARKER. IA 1541 "a
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OPEN / TO 6

Woodbridge brick-1927 Bunker Hill
rd. n.e.-6 rms, and tiled bath
attic. fireplace: chestnut TRIM s,oa. con.
Ewes, SH. 6075. WILLIAM r.
THORoWGoOD. DE OBI.
COLORED-91I Bird ST. N.E.-12
rms, 3 baths; 3 apts.; oil h.-w.h;
price low for quick sale. HART.
MAN REALTY; INC, l3a5 Secs Good
Hone I'd; Sc; TR; 4499; VI e91a,
lovely home. rm.. g. baths: oil
th.-w.) heat. storm windows, dble.-
car garage. Good condition. Priced
low for quick sale. Fall special
e. Gal1 GREENE Ma RhsEE sEA1TY CO. s'$; us p Fla
coIoReD-17S0 Blk. TX snd ST. Ne
-8 pvt. rms, 2 incl. porches. full
bsmt., h.-w.h., Colonial front porch
PssssEellI vi. D7so. zAaAMl
REALTY.
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CT APPROVED

6-rm, asbestos-shingle house: r~---
by Md; conven. to buses. shoppins.
etc; $4,000 full price, no required
dn. paymt. to qualified GI, mo.
paymts. approx. sos per mo. incl
taxes and ins. Call Mr.. Moore, with
T. PAUL MUDD CO., TR. 1852;
avas VI 1910
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OPEN SUN. l TO 6
170, Ft. Davis st.-Fine prewar-
butt. 6-rm. brick house on level lot; /;
8 bedrms., rec. rm.. l "a baths, sas
heat; newly decorated; all con-
veniences. Mr.. Price on premises.
A. A. CAROZZA CO. tEclusire), AT.
S94l. 2H21 Pa. ave. Sc "a
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5th AT PENNA. s E.
RANCH HOME

RANCH HOME
Five miles from D. c.. 20 acres of
sportsman's paradise. Rambling brk.
and stone home of 8 rms. baths,
. incl. heated porches, 3 firepls.,
spacious rec. rm., lear built-in
garage. oil h.-w. h. Only yrs. old:
900 yds. off main hwy. A wonder
full spot for peace and privacy; also
suitable for private club. Very reas.
at S25,O00. Shown only by appt.
Will consider town house in trade.
T. D. BURGESS
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MICHIGAN PARK"
&1N Enn

Here is that home you have been
living room, dining room. ultra
modern kitchen, II bath; End floor,
3 bedrooms and bath: recreation
room; gas &C. heat; beautiful lot;
nr. schools. shopping and transpor-
tation. Don't miss this opportunity
to see these homes. Call Mr.. Bram-
ham. DI: 3100, or EN-. $500, with
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1927 CARPENTER ST. Sc.
OPEN TODAY, is
VETERANS
BEST BUY IN D. C..

OPEN SUNDAY. ! TILL DARK.
As little as $50 down and ST. 80
mo =. including taxes and insurance,
will buy one of these lovely new -
story brick homes; large rooms,
cleaning YOUNGSTOWN kit, ultra
painted walls, gas &C. heat, large
lot. fully sodded. Located on Ches-
apeake St Sc, between 4th and
9Th. To reach: Out Nichols ave to
s. Capitol. continue on s. Capitol to
Atlantic ave. turn left to 4th. right
2 blocks to Chesapeake st. and left
Wood-Conley Co., Realtors
$40 Georgia ave. Silver Spring.
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MICHIIIAN PARk
1929 RITCHIE PL. NE.
OPEN SUNDAY . TO 8.
Detached 6-rm., 2-bath brick, close
to transp and schols: newly deco
rated: very quiet street. A real buy
with good terms. Directions: Mich
igan ave. to 18th St, south ! block
LoWERY IL MELTON. SH. 1900.
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OWNER MUST SELL

1870 c st. n.e.-One of the incest
homes in ne. Wash: tapestry brick,
bedrms.. > porches. tile bath, oil
h-wh, built-in gar: conv. to
schools, transp. and shopping. Can
be used for 2-famlly house. Very
clean. For low price. easy terms,
Call Mr. LleWellyn. MA $40. VI
iN--i Al NON PPOpERTIEG -.
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WODRIDGE BUNGALOW
OPEN TODAY, 1870 TO 6
1906 Kearney st. n.e.-Attractive and
for large or small family: lst, fl.
has 5 rms. and bath: 2nd fl. has
2 apts. with bath, rented at 500;
refined tenants would like to stay;
basement has recreation rm., laun-
dry, oil heat; scar masonry ga
$4,000; substantial cash. GATE
WOOD & BENNETT, RE, 1868.
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FOREST HEIGHTS

FOREST HEIGHTS
7 ROOMS, 2 BATHS
Open 1-6. 200 Arapahoe dr.; corner
Diet. brick bungalow; lot s0xl25; lst
floor, . bedrooms. din. rm. kitchen.
large living rm, fireplace. baths End
floor. > large rms. and bath. the
second floor can be utilized as COM
plete, separate apt; storm windows,
screens. o.h-wh. This is real
home in an excellent setting of fine
homes; "A mile past D. c. off S
Capitol St SCOTT SANDERS. 5121
Macarthur blvd. OR. 561s, "a
5th AT PENNA. S E.
Detached 4-apt. brick. completely
furn.; only S1S.a5O; nice home with
income Of S240 per month. For
further information. call
PRINCE GEORGES REALTY co. :
WA. 6655: UN. 1866. -23
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4O16 Blaine St., NE.
Open Sunday from l PM.
Gruver- r-built new semi-det. home. 6
lovely rooms, all metal kitchen. full
bsmt., gas heat. Colonial front
porch. Screens and awnings. Price,
ing. To reach: Out Pa. ave. Sc,
turn left on Minnesota ave. to
Blaine st. me-, then right to prop
erty. VIM. H. SAUNDERS CO.. DI.
1016
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HOUSES FOR sALE-Northeostl
THIS rs TT
TO SETTLE ESTATE

TO SETTLE ESTATE
OPEN Sun, 2-5
Four brick houses, 1326-l332 N.
Carolina ave. ne; each contain
ing 6 rms, bath, INV h., Colonial
frt. porch: brick garages in rear
Two houses vacant. Substantial cash
required viii sell separately or as
group.
THOS. D. WALSH, INC.
LIZ Iith St Ny NJ 1h51
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MICHIGAN PARK

MICHIGAN Park
! 234 Delafield pl n.e.-Open Sun,
90. See this beautiful 6-rm. brick
home today. priced at only Sl4,950,
with SI1,250 LIST trust. A real
buy, act quickly. To reach; Out
Michigan ave, left on 18th into
Sargent rd: disregard roadblock and
right on Delafield. S. R MARTIN
& CO.. Realtors, DU. 1866; ewes.
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!, BRICK HOMES

2 BRICK HOMES
Woodbridge, near goth and Quincy sts.
n.e-Center hall. 6 rms. 2 baths;
attic, modern kitchen with break.
room, fireplace, screened porch. rec.
room, oil heat. garage.
near 26th and Bunker
Hill I'd. n.e.--Center hail. rooms.
e., fireplace gas heat. garage.
WIN. r, THOROWGOOD, DE. 0317.
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312 18th ST. Sc.
OPEN SUNDAY, 1875
2-FAMuY HOUSE
OWNER SAYS SELL,

Hillcrest, 2125 32nd pl. se.-Det
recr. rm.. gas h.-w.h., gar: attrac.
terms. FREDERICK A. BLUMER
CO., 617 Pa. ave. Sc, FIR. 10SS;
evenings. Sunday. Ak. 261S. =23
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1949-12-01
Ask for a copy Of this
Recipe at our Markets
BAKED RICE PUDDING

2 Gold Seal Eggs -
u Cup Sugar III e.
Va Tsp. Salt nh
VI Tsp. Ideal Vanilla w
I Cup Asco Evap. Milk ''
I Cup Water
az Cups Cooked Rob-Ford Rice
2 Tbsps. Melted LoueIla Butter
Y Cup Rob-Ford Seedless
Raisins
Beat eggs slightly. Add sugar,
salt and vanilla; mix. Heat dflu.
ted milk to scalding and add to
egg mixture gradually. Add rice,
butter and raisins which have
been puffed*. Pour into preased
casserole. Place In pan Of hot
water. Bake until firm at 35o'i
r. for approximately 40 minutes.
.P0ur boiling water over raisins. Let
stand 10 minutes, then drain and uAe.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1949-12-01
Christian Center
Elects Officers
At Recent Meet

At recent meeting of the Wild
wood Christian Center, Russell
Poole was reelected president, and
the Rev. C. A. Brubaker was re-
instated as it's director. Patricia
Peake is the new secretary. Jesse
blsnop is treasurer and Mrs. FL
sic Bissett is publicity chairman.
James Queen is the representative
deacon from the Mt. Zion Baptist
Church. N
Mr.. Poole, speaking to the group,
gave resume of the accomplish
ments of the Center during it's
first year, and Rev. Brubaker out
lined plans for the future. 1t was
brought out that rs baskets have
been placed in stores throughout
the county for collections of food
for needy families. The Center
would be glad to hear from indi-
viduals, clubs or organizations who
know of deserving families who
need aid in any way, at this time
or at any time.
Mrs. Leah Smitzke, nationally
known soloist, was present at the
meeting and sang several songs.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1949-12-01
Sandy Spring Neighborhood
Mrs. Roger Farquhar LII Ashton 1851
Mrs. Roger Farquhar LII

Sandy Spring Neighborhood ....
AS their contribution to the
Montgomery County General Hos
pital on Donation Day, the MEM
bers of the Guild decided at their
regular meeting on Wednesday,
November 20, held at the home of
Katherine Martin, to redecorate
the Nurses Powder Room in the
Hospital. They will paint the walls
and make slipcovers for the furni-
ture. They also plan to put can
dies on the patients trays on
Christmas Day. A schedule has
worked out so that two girls each
month would be responsible for dis
tributing magazines to all the
rooms, two or three times a day.
William Kricker has begun his
new job with the Munitions Board.
He has been staying with Mr.. and
Mrs. A. Douglas Farquhar at The
Cedars while the house next door
is being redecorated in preparation
for the arrival of his family.
Orders are being taken for the
fifth volume of the Sandy Spring
Annals which will be published
within the next few months and
will sell for 50. There are also a
few copies of volumes and
available. These are on sale now
for $40 and S. respectively. Any.
one who is interested in either
ordering the new books or buying
any of the older ones should gel
in touch with Mrs. ]. Justus Meyer
Mrs. Milton H. Bancroft had as
guest at Norwood last weekend
Mrs. William Thomas Haynes Oh
Richmond, Virginia. On Saturday
she also enjoyed the company o.
her son, Thomas Moore Bancroft
of Long Island and her grandson
Thomas Moore Bancroft, jr.
Election of officers was held a
the last meeting of the Mont
gomery County Farmers Club OF
November 10 with Francis Miller
at Wanstead. Mahlon Kirk ~
was reelected president and Rob
ert Miller, secretary. Guests a
the meeting included Roland Hyde
Walter Wilson, Harwood Owings
Richard Lansdale and Louis Leth
bridge. Mr.. Lethbridge gave al
interesting account of the feeding
and raising of five calves by hi:
children as All Club activity
They were able to realize a pro
fit on the project largely due tt
the low cost of feed last year. They
also won $40 in prize money il
the local show and at Tinonium
Robert Miller read memorial tt
Thomas Hyde Nv.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bassett Ferguson
Ejr., and his family moved into
Sweetbrier last week. The house
was formerly occupied by Mr.. anG
Mrs. Richard Janney and theil
family.
Commander and Mrs. Charles
Brush and Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1949-12-01
Ashton 1851

Boardman of Washington, were
co-hosts of the Dosey-Do Square
Dance group at the Sandy Spring
Community House last Saturday.
The Brighton Road Club met
with Mrs. Walter Wilson on Thurs
day, November IL.
Priscilla Jenness, secretary of
the Baltimore Monthly Meeting,
spoke Sunday evening at the Sandy
Spring Community House. Her
topic was what We Have Time
For" asking if we really try to
put first things first. Miss Jenness'
talk was preceded by a covered dish
supper.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1949-12-01
LAYTONSViLLE
Mrs. ]. Thomas Howes
Gaithersburg 335-J-6

A capacity congregation at
tended Thanksgiving services at
st. Bartholomew Church last
Thursday morning. The Rev.
Harold B. Wright assisted William
Baxter, st. Bartholomew mini
ster, in the planning. Members of
the three Methodist churches at
Woodfield, Etchison and Laytons-
vile, joined the local Episcopalians
in the first joint service to be held
in the village.
Thanksgiving dinner guests of
DR.. and Mrs. Harold Mitchell were
Miss Margaret McGregor and Miss
Christine Lewis of Bethesda, Miss
Sadie Gladwin, and Miss Marion
Weber of Rockville. After dinner,
the Mitchells and their guests
spent the evening with Mr.. and
Mrs. William Hinckley at Goshen.
Weekend guest of the -Mitchells
was Mrs. Winifred Lapin of Wash
ington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Richards
entertained at dinner on Thanks
giving Day for Mr.. and Mrs. Cam
den Windham Of Alexandria, E.
H. Barber, ST., Mr.. and Mrs. Mike
Windham and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
johnson. ~
Mrs. Samuel Riggs and Sam,
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert H. Chichester
and their family, dined with Mr..
and Mrs. Laurie H. Riggs of Ca
louisville on Thanksgiving Day, as
is the family custom. Thanks
giving dinner guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Wilton Stevens, of Arlington
were Mr. and Mrs. j. w. Howes
and Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Howes
of Brighton. Alfred Fraley of
Rockcrest was a dinner guest on
Thanksgiving Day of his sister and
brother-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Miller.
Mrs. Adam Bennethum (nee
Madeline Howard) of Newton, Pa.
was given a stork shower on Sat-
urday afternoon by Mrs. Luther
Howard and Mrs. Ralph Howard
at the home of the former Mrs.
Howard. Mrs. Bennethum re-
ceived many lovely gifts. The
Bennethums were guests this past
week of Mrs. Cora S. Howard.
The bulletin of St. Paul's Church
was sponsored on Sunday by Ed
ward j. Benson in memory of his
grandfather Thomas j. Benson.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Tessier of
Hyattsville MRS. Tessier is the
former Dorothy White, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. White) /,
are proud parents of a son born
on November &c at Prince Georges
Hospital. The little bundle of joy
weighed 7 lbs. on arrival and is
named James Louis Tessier, jr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Lechlider and
Mr.. and Mrs. George Lechlider
entertained at a Guardian Ser
vice supper on Saturday night for
Mr.. and Mrs. Montgomery Barns
ley of Olney, Mr.. and Mrs. Norman
Watkins and daughter Barbara,
Mr.. and Mrs. Este Morris and Mr..
and Mrs. Donald Fraley and daugh-
ter, Joyce.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1949-12-01
POTOMAC
Mrs. Walter B. Myers
Rockville 22se

Mrs. Hamilton Knox has recently
returned from a visit with friends
in Scarsdale, N. Y.
Mrs. Bertha Perry is spending
few days with Mrs. Cora Ball.
Mr.. and Mrs. Preston Stearn of
Bethesda, will move in their new
home on River road, just below the
crossroads, in the very near future.
Mr.. Richard Butler, who suffered
a stroke of paralysis several weeks
ago, is improving daily in Subur-
ban Hospital. He will soon return
to the home of his daughter and
son-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Earl
Stearn with whom he lives.
Samuel j. Hunter, who has been
in poor health for some time, is
now seriously i'll. ~
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney. A. Peters
have returned from New York City,
where they attended the Naval
architect convention.
A program entitled sour Fall
Festival, including an exhibit was
given in the school auditorium on
Wednesday, November %, begin
ming at $3.50 A. M. Every grade
from the kindergarten through the
9th participated. Approximately
60 parents attended the festival.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Lincoln Reed of
Boston and the formers mother,
Mrs. Carrie Reed, spent the
Thanksgiving holidays with Mrs.
Reeds mother, Mrs. Robert WALL
ingsford of Silver Spring. They
were dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Myers on Friday night,
November 25.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1949-12-01

The Annual Montgomery County
All Achievement Banquet will be
held at the Damascus High School
on. Wednesday, December z, at z
p. m. The banquet is under the
direction of a committee of All Sr.
Council members as follows: Julian
P. King Jr. of Cedar Grove is
Chairman; Janice Palmer of Oh
ney; James Louthan Of Rockville;
Maurice King of Clarksburg; Will
liam Anderson, Patty Lynch, Mar
ian Linthicum and Jackie Gather,
all of Gaithersburg; and Neill Da-
Wis of Germantown.
The program will consist of
singing by a group of All Girls,
duet by Mary Margaret Ware and
Peter Beall of Germantown, and
short talks by Charles Lethbridge,
Ashton, and Betty 10 Ware, Ger
mantown. Something new has been
added this year; there will be a
round table discussion of club men,
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1949-12-01
Washington Grove
Mrs. James Schroeder
Gaithersburg 442

Washington Grove folks are
urged not to forget the Bloodmobile
that will be at the Firehouse in
sGaithersburg on December 7th.
For further details read the arti-
Gle elsewhere in this paper.
Miss Wales Darby has returned
to Madison College at Harrisonburg
after spending the holidays with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy
Darby, She accompanied Miss
Ruth Harris of Washington on her
return trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Aiken
spent the Thanksgiving Holidays
with DR.. and Mrs. Harry Schoning
in Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Bailey
and daughter, Miss Patricia Bailey,
were Thanksgiving guests of Mrs.
&c. C. Roger in the Grove.
Mrs. Edith Emmons, who has
been confined to her home with a
severe cold is much improved and
able to be out.
Mr,and Mrs. Reese Watkins en-
tertained their family on Thanks
giving day.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1949-12-01
Local Births At
Suburban Hospital

Births reported at Suburban
Hospital, Bethesda, for the period
November 20 through the 26th in
clude:
Mr.. and Mrs. Irving w. Embrey,
Washington Grove, son, Irving
Wilbur, jr., November 20; Mr.. and
Mrs. Luther E. Byrd, Route. l.,
Rockville, a daughter, Sandra Isa-
bell, November %; Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles William Ricketts,, Route 2,
Rockville, son David Edwin, No
vember %; Mr., and Mrs. George
B. Viers, 602 Monroe Street, Rock
vile, daughter, Deborah Gene,
November 23; Mr.. and Mrs. James
E. Harding, Route 1, Rockville, a
daughter, Gail Yvonne, November
"a; Mr.. and Mrs. Lester M. Har-
mon, Route 4, Rockville, a son,
John Paul, November "a.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1949-12-01
Annual Bonquef OF 4-Hers
AT Damascus Wednesy 9TH.

bers who have participated in
various national events this year.
Those on the panel are Patty
Lynch, Gaithersburg; Pearl King,
Woodfield; Barbara Riggs Lay
louisville; and Stanley Stiles, Rock
vile. :
The annual All Achievement
Awards will be presented by Miss
Virginia McLuckie, Assistant Home
Demonstration Agent, and R. N.
Whip, Assistant County Agent.
Group singing will be under the
direction of Mary Ann Ward Of
Woodfeld with Kathleen Schroeder
of Gaithersburg at the piano. /
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1949-12-01

Another movie actress going
commercial? Dale Evans is muse
ling into Husband Roy Rogers
racket = she'll have Dale Evans
cowgirl outfits ready for little girls
for the Christmas market.