davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Seward seaport record. (Seward, Alaska) 1948-195?, 1949-04-22

seems as though a great many
people are passing up Saturday
night because they believe every
place will be too crowded. They
should come down town and take
q look"
(paid Advextissmsnt)
Seward seaport record. (Seward, Alaska) 1948-195?, 1949-04-22

ADVERTISEMENT
Evening star., 1949-03-18
JEWELRY

Simulated White or Pink Peorls, tox included, 1z9
T. 3 and row necklace so" ropes, orets broceets
Simulated PeorI Necklaces fox included, lSS
Assorted styles in white, pink. Rhinestone elosps
Simulated Peor Chokers tox included, l.88
& GROW; white pink. Rhinestone eosps.
Attractive Styles in Scotter Pins, tax included, |Se
Set with coored stones and rhnestones.
Lovely Assorted Better Earrings tox included, 7Se
Gold & silver co|ored meto; colored stones.
Street Floor Washington and silper Spring
Evening star., 1949-03-18
LINGERIE

Bur-Ml' QuoIity Royon Crepe s|ip.--------27
Lacy or tolored; pink white; sizes 81 to 40.
Luxurious All kylon Crepe Slips------------Z.V
White pink. black. blue, novy Sizes 81 to 49,
Bur-MI" Quolity Royon Luxury Slips--------4.49
Lace or embroidery trims. PosteIs; sizes 81 to 40
Fomous Name Embroidered NyIon SIips------4.49
Need no ironing! Pink white. Sizes 81 to 40.
Printed Cotton Botiste Poomos-
Two piece style Assorted prints; sizes 81 to 4o
Beautiful Royon Crepe Pojomos
Tooed or loce trimmed. Poe sizes 81 to 80 in the group
RuffIed White Cotton icoots----------lV
EyeIet or beading trims. smoI, medium, oree.
ce-Trimmed Royon Crepe Pettcoots-----Z99
Teorose only snolI large.
Loce-T Trimmed Royon Crepe Gowns
shirred neckInes. Lingerie posteIs Sizes 81 TO 3d.
Cotton Botste Gowns and "Shorties" "------Z./S
Eyee and beading Pose sizes 81 to 40 In the group
Knitted Royon Elastic c-Bonded Brefs----2 for 81
White pink bIue moze.
Lace Trimmed Hollywood" Royon Briefs----eSe
Elastic at woist and leg. Sizes to7
Reg. u s. Pat Office.
Third Floor, Washington and Silper Spring
Evening star., 1949-03-18
BUDGET DRESSES

Misses and Women's Royon Dresses--------44
Prints and plains. Sizes leh to 24h u to 20.
Misses and Women's Royon Dresses
Assorted styles fobrcs Sizes Y to 20, leh to 24h:
Women's Spring Royon Crepe Dresses z----979
7ne prints 1-pc spun royons Sizes l4h to 22h.
Misses Solid Royon Suit Dresses
znc cool n crisp dresses assorted eoos Sizes IA to TO-
Misses Royon Crepe Dresses ses--------------e.79
soero dresse. with poko dot Sizes IA TO 20.
Third Floor Mezzantne Washington:
Second Floor, Stper Spring
Evening star., 1949-03-18
COTTON SHOP DRESSES

sonforized" BroodcIoth Dresses ,---.-------444 a
Blue grey iIoc, pink; y to 20, 38 to "A, holt sizes.
Sonforized* BroodcIoth Golfers
Fomous name cIossics; assorted eolors; tor misses
2-Pc. Cotton Seersucker Dresses lO.3o
Crisp STYLES for summer wear; misses sizes
Cotton Pique Sunboek Dresses es-----------'I.So
Cool popular sunbocks; lovely eoIors; misses Sizes
Cotton Morning Frocks for Misses ---------Z54
stvIe with convenient zip" front closing.
shri more
Third Floor Washington; Second Floor, S"per spring
Evening star., 1949-03-18
HOSIERY

IS Denier, 81 Gauge "ArtpIus" NyIons- pair, LOU
Fine seominq new Spring coors, trim heels eIz to loh
80 Denier, 81 Gauge "ArtpIus" Nylonsz -po'r, 'oo
Look sheer but give Sizes 8Iz to 1O|z
Sheer 54 Gouee, IS Denier NyIons ----,po'r ''s'
Extro sheer in fohon right color,. Sizes 8k TO 'oH2
Street Floor Washington and siluer Spring
Evening star., 1949-03-18
Misses CASUAL DRESSES

Five Styles in Royon Cosuo Dresses
Butchers, spuns, aobordine print, 10 to TO-
Dor River Striped chombroy Dresses-----So9
Blue oreen V-neekIne. Sizes 10 to 70.
2-Pc. Don River Cord Dresses s------------'o'S
Green, grey brown iloc. Sizes 10 to TO-
Rovon Gobordine BoIero and Skirts
Block Grey rose, navy. Sizes 10 to 1s
Royon Crepe CIosses from California o---30S
Solids stripes Luscious colors. Sizes 10 TO '8
Third Floor Washington; Street Floor, Siper Spring
Evening star., 1949-03-18
MISSES SPORTSWEAR

Striped or Pastel Cotton 7 Shirts
Short sleeve style. Small, medium or 'oree
Striped or Solid Cotton T Shirts rts-----------Z'9o
Long or short sleeves srol, medium or loree
White or PosteI Sweaters, Styles ---------ZSS
Royon boucIe royon- chenille, WOOL "a to 4o
All Wool or Royon Misses Skirts ---- ------39o
Light dork pods Gored peoted Sizes 10 to ls
Zip Closed Royon Gobordine Soeks-
Block, novy brown beige, green 10 to 10.
Checked Iridescent Denim Holters-
Green, blue. Sizes 10 to Is.
Checked ridescent Denim Shorts----------Z3o
Green blue or oronoe Sizes II to 10.
Checked Iridescent Denim Pedol Pushers----3le
Geen blue. Sizes 10 to Is.
Checked Irdescent Denim Vests----------Z.76
Green blue or orange Sizes II to 16
Checked Iridescent Denim Skirts--------;-3.9o
ereen blue orange. Size II to 49,
Checked Denim Sunbock Dresses
lridescent qreen, blue orange. Sizes 2 to lS
Wool or Royon -------------------o3o
Black novy brown, blue, beige, grey, rose II to IT,
Corduroy Unned jackets, Sizes 10 to 1888
Ao rovon ond WOOL labeled fobe content Stripes, P'od
brown red, green -
Au-Woo Doeskin Flannel Toppers-
Unined Navy, grey. red, kelly; II to ls.
2-Pc. Royon BoucIe Knit Suit-Dresses-
Toost Grey eoroI, blue navy. Sizes Y to 1s
Third Floor. Washington; Second Floor, stoer Spring
Evening star., 1949-03-18
WOMEN'S ROBES
AND HOUSECOATS

Floral Print Cotton Seersueker Housecoots --39s
Assorted coors Sizes Y to 20.
Wrap Style Chenille Robes es---------------39S
ComeIo oquo, white, moze, eoro. Sizes Y to 70.
Cotton Seersucker Brunch Coots
kAoize oouo pink powder blue eyelet trim Y to A.
Printed Cotton Seersucker Housecoots .-----5.98
Wrop style assorted backgrounds. Sizes II to 49,
Printed Royon Housecoots- ots--------.---o9S
Wrap or zip" style Assorted prints. Sizes Il to 70
Third Floor, Washington; Second Floor Suer Spring
Evening star., 1949-03-18
WOMEN'S GLOVES

Double Woven All NyIon Gloves
White, black, grey, beige. Sizes 6 to IA.
Washable White SIip-ons, Shorties
In Doe finished sheepskin. Sizes s to g.
Fomous Make Double Woven Cottons-
Discontinued styles. White and eolors. Sizes E to w.
Fomous Name Double Woven Cottons-
Hondsewn or kip seon Sizes to 8, white and eoIors
Novelty Royon Gloves
White postels or dark shodes Sizes to 8.
Street Floor Washington and Slper Spring
Evening star., 1949-03-18
BUDGET COATS AND SUITS

Misses Fully Lined Wool, IoPPeFs-------'37o
Red beige, kelly, novy oouo; 10 to '8
Misses Suits ond Toppers-
All ond WOOL properly labeled os to fobc content
Navy black. toost, beige, red
Women's Royon and Wool Gobordne SUITS ZSoo
Properly IobeIed to fabric content
Misses Venetian Sc" Covert Toppers------2SOO
Navy royal, red. grey kelly.
Misses Worsted Sheen Gobordine Suits '.SS
All WOOL in navy black grey red Misses sizes
Third Floor Mezzanine. Washington;
Second Floor Silper Spring
Evening star., 1949-03-18
JUNIOR MISS DRESSES

Silk Prints, and Royon Dresses
Some jacket dresses assorted eoor Sizes 3 to -.
Prnt-ond- Plain Royon jacket Dresses 1888
Black or novy white print solid ocke Sizes to -.
Two-Piece Cotton Cord Suit-Dresses
Assorted coors Sizes 9 to IS.
Printed Royon PepIum Suit-Dresses-
2-pc in navy black green. Sizes 9 TO IS.
Navy and Black Royon FoiIIe
Lingerie trim Sizes 9 to IS.
Third Floor Washington; Second Floor, slper Spring
Evening star., 1949-03-18
WOMENS COATS AND SUIT:

All Wool Suits, Half Sizes l21z to 24h ----37SS
Al-wooI worsed crepes, eobordine mensweor toores
All Wool Fitted or Boxy Coots s-------.----4SOo
Black, navy. skipper bIue doeo grey VA to I'm.
All Wool ToiIored Spring Suits .----------48Oo
Navy, black. grey doco, beige blue; 147to 24H7'
FIored Back AII-Wool Toppers s--.------Z|oo
Skipper grew, ke'y blue black; 12h to I'M.
Black novy skipper blue, docio, red kelly; wa to A4|7
AII-WooI Spring Coots 100
Now black GREY ond doco. Sizes VA TO 24H7.
Third Floor Washington; Second Floor, S,per Spring
Evening star., 1949-03-18
MATERNITY DRESSES

Sizes 10 to 20, in Maternity Dresses
2-po royon frostpoint suits; royon crepe dresses.
Third Floor Mezzantne, Washington;
Second Floor, SilDer Spring
Evening star., 1949-03-18
EVENING GOWNS

Sample Donee Gowns ns-------------------z0'0o
sheers, nets Ioces. Misses sizes
Beautiful SompIe Evening Gowns '|oo
Sizes for the miss junior miss
Junior Miss Cockto Length Gowns s-------'O 'O.9o
Block or navy in assorted royons Sizes 9 to -
Third Floor Washington; Street Floor saoer Spring
Evening star., 1949-03-18
WOMEN'S HATS

Spring Strows In Youthful Styles
Block navy. brown, white docio. red, green. grey
Strows; Flower, Ribbon, Veil Trims -------4.76
Black, brown, navy, doeo grey white. red kelly
Strows, Royon Toffetos. PoIko Dots--------9,SS
Better hots in black, whites navy and eoos
Spring Strows and Flower Hats
popuIor styles in black, novy white ond eoIors.
Third Floor Washington; Second Floor, Siper Spring
Evening star., 1949-03-18
WOMEN'S KNIT UNDERWEAR

Fomous Nome NyIon Jersey SIps----------4.74
Nyon net trimmed. White pink, block; 81 to 4o
Trcot Knit Royon Briefs and Ponties- -------74e
FomoIs nome royons teorose white. Sizes ) to g.
Tr;cot Rovon and Silk Briefs and Ponties s--74c
Comfortable knitted underwear 8. White only.
Fomous Make Tricot Royon Knitted Bros----59e
Teorose or white. In sizes 81 to 36.
ToiIored, Lacy Tricot Royon Gowns
Blue white, teorose, yellow. Sizes 81 to A.
Royon Sotn Stripe Briefs and Pontes =,
Teorose white snoI, medium. loree ooc Or TOT p
PowerIostic Mesh Ponty GirdIes
Teorose black. Petite. small, medium oree
Loce-Trimmed Trcot Royon PetticootsL---1:99
White black. Sizes "a to 80.
Lace Trimmed Tricet Royon Slips----------3SS
Yellow white black Sizes 81 to A.
Toored, Locy Tricot Royon Gowns
Teorose white blue moize. Sizes 81 to A.
Tricot Royon 2-Pc. Poiomos os--------o'oo
SLEEPING or ounaino styles Sizes 81 to A.
Street Floor Washington and soer Spring
Evening star., 1949-03-18
WOMEN'S HANDBAGS

Leother Lined Genuine Alligator Boes,
tox included, 1880
s styles; black, brown, navy, rec. green. toost
Novelty and Toiored Hondboes, tox included, 7.Oz
Saddle leother royon toile. suedes.
Royon FoiIIe Leother, Plastic Boes, tox incl, 40
Many styles, in black, brown. navy, red. green.
Plastic Calf and Potent, Royon FoiIIe Boes,
" tax included, 2S7
Pouch sotche underorm styles; black and eolors.
Street Floor, Washington and Stlper Spring
Evening star., 1949-03-18
HANDKERCHIEFS

Mems Fine Irish Linen HondkerchIets- -'.H
ih hand embroidered initos cords hond-roed hems
Mems Pure Linen Hondkerchiefs- hiefs------------oZe
Neotly henstitehed, very ottroctive
Women's Fine Linen Hondkereh'efs- efs--------4oe
All in hond rolled Prints
Women's Irish Linen Hondkereh'efs
Hand embroidered in China. Assorted patterns
Street Floor, Washington and s'lOer Spring
Evening star., 1949-03-18
MISSES BLOUSES

Printed Royon Bembere* BIouses-
Host coo in styles. Sizes 81 to 3d.
Loce-Trmmed Royon Crepe Blouses-
Perfect suit blouses, white only Sizes 80 to SO.
Royon Crepe or Cotton Blouses-
Short Or cap seeved style Sizes 81 to 3s.
Street Floor. Washington and silper Spring
Evening star., 1949-03-18
MISSES HAT BAR

Fomous Name New Spring Strows
Is STYLES, in wanted coors Flower and veil trims.
Street Floor, Washington and Siver Spring
Evening star., 1949-03-18
IlJNIOR MISS COATS & SUITS

Wool Tweeds, Stripes, Worsted Crepe SUITS Zo'oo
Navy black. grey, beige, kelly Sizes 9 to IS oo
Wool Gobordne, Glen PIoid Men'sweor Suits, 1888
Navy beige, grey, red Sizes 9 to IS
AII-WooI New Sprine-Stye Suits ts------4S.oo
including eobordines! Navy. black, beige, red grey
Wool Covert and Tweed Spring Coots-----Z8'oo
'Novy black kelly red grey. Sizes to IS
AlI-WooI ColorfuI Spring Coots
Broodcoh. oobodns, tweed Sizes to IS.
Wool Gobordne, Worsted' Crepe Coots----48.OO
Some with belts Novy black and coIors. to IS
Roincoots; Detachable Hoods or Cops -'ZSS
Royon oobordine glen pIoid stripes checks 7 to IS
Soft Wool Suede FIored Toppers ---------'Soo
Nude white oquo, coroI red, kelly, grey. to -
All Wool CoIorful Spring 1oppers-
Novy oouo coral, red, kelly, grey. J to IS
Third Floor Washington; Second Floor, silOer Spring
Evening star., 1949-03-18
MISSES BETTER DRESSES

Rovon Crepe Dresses and Jocket-Dresses 81
Solids and prints and 2-pieoe; sizes 10 to TO-
Royon Crepe and Royon Sheer Dresses
Some with joekets. Sizes 10 to 20 in the group
One-Piece Rayon Printed Dresses s----------'Z.S:
Sizes Il to TO- black navy with pink or white.
Two-Piece Royon FoiIIe Dresses
Block navy or brown. Sizes 10 to 20.
Pure Silk Shontung Spring Dresses ---,-,99;
onep style in oe navy green Sizes Il TO 'S
Third Floor Washington; Second Floor, stluer Spring
Evening star., 1949-03-18
CAMERAS AND CAMERA
EQUIPMENT

Photo Electric Meters -----------------IO9o
Price includes genuine eother
DoIite NersotoI Screens, 80 by 4O"--------1OoO
Gloss beaded on tripod
DoIite Versotol Screens, 40 by 40"--------l25O
Gloss beoded tripod
street Floor Warrington and silosr Sp1~S
Evening star., 1949-03-18
MISSES BLOUSES

Crisp Cotton and Royon Blouses-
Broodeoh, eoico sheers 81 to 3s
Royon or Cotton BIouses
Some in peosont style. Sizes 81 to 3s
Dressy Royon Crepe. Wool Jersey B'ouses---4'/o
Assorted coIors, in sizes 81 to 80.
Tailored Royon Crepe BIouses
White or coIors. Sizes 81 to 38
Third Floor Washington; Street Floor, Siuer Spring
Evening star., 1949-03-18
WOMEN'S GIRDLES

-
Fomous Nome GirdIes, in kyIon----------94
Elostic side sections Nude, white. Sizes Is to s4
"UpIft" Al-NyIon Corselettes-
Front or side zip" closines. Sizes IS to 4e.
NyIon Front-Loced Corsets ets---------------1l.74
Sizes II to &c.
kyIon Ponty GirdIes, EIost;c Sides
With detachable shields. Sizes IS to 30.
BroodcIoth Front-Loced Corsets
Royon Sotin Lostex and Royon Satin Girdles--634
With eIostic side Sizes rs to 35
Royon Satin Lostex, Royon Satin Corselettes, 1854
Eostc side sections. Sizes 81 to A.
2-Woy Stretch GirdIes, Ponty GirdIes- ~
Nude, white or blue. Small, medium or loroe
GirdIes and Ponty GirdIes- dIes----------------l8 -l88
Small medium oree in the Panty with detachable shield
Fomous Name GirdIes, two styles
IA or IS" length Zip closing. Sizes Is to g.
Breeze-Lieht NyIon Crepe Ponties-
DIV in q jiffy-weor long! Sizes to 7.
Third Floor, Washington; Second Floor. Siuer Spring
FURS
Mink Dyed Ko|insky scorfs, 4 Skin Set,
S48 tax included
Soft and silky skins priced for the Complete set.
Mink Dyed Squirrel Copes----$192 tox included
Full furred siberion squirrel. dyed in rich mink shodes
NoturoI Grey & Black Dyed Persion Lamb Coots.
zo95 off the sole price ony stock! ZOo OFF
Third Floor Washington; Street Floor. saper Spring
Evening star., 1949-03-18
UNIFORMS AND APRONS

KoroseoI Half Aprons, assorted styles----z tor 81
CoIorfuI Cotton Brunch" Coots----------2.89
white Swan" Cotton Uniforms rms------------z.S9
white Swon" Cotton Uniforms ms-------------3.S9
Third Floor Washington; Second Floor. Stlver Spring
Evening star., 1949-03-18
SAVE 1919
WOMEN's BETTER DRESSES

Royon Crepe and Royon Printed Dresses ,---le eSS
Block navy ond coors oeket dresses Sizes 4z to "a
Prints and Royon Crepe Boero Dresses
Flotterino Spring eoors in half sizes Wv TO Z4T7
polkko Dot Rovon. with FoiIIe jackets -----l989
Iorket of rovon toiIIe pop1lor eoo l41z to 24E.
Royon Crepe Redineote Ensembles -------Z3SS
sorifno dresses with redineote. Sizes 141 to 24A.
Third Floor Washington: Floor, Stluer Spring
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1949-09-23
West Palm Beach, Florida
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otto country like Eritrea, we al
ways find warm response. It
is always with a sense of deep
qualification that these Jews real
ize that there is a worldwide
organization willing to help meet
their problems as brothers - to
give them sense of belonging.
The feeling of being an integral
part of the whole Jewish COM
munity is precious to such frag-
ments of Jewry, especially now
that the State of Israel has
emerged to strengthen the sense
of solidarity of all Jews"
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-07-29
Read the Daily Express
For the Losfesf News

Court News
concluded from page II
fined 500 and costs for driving
while drunk.
Frank Tucker, "a of 218 Pontiac
st. told Patrolmen E. v. Roberts
and C. w. Woods that about 1911
am. Wednesday morning while he
was driving on Cincinnati street
near Concord, five white boys drove
up beside him and called him all
kinds of vile names and when he re-
fused to answer them, they forced
him to the curb and one Of them
jumped on his running board and
began hitting him after which he
got out and defended himself, but
soon the other four ganged him and
he was taken to the St. Elizabeth
hospital where he was treated for
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-07-29
CLASSIFIED ADS

FOR SALE - Name plates for
doors. MU 1852. t42
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-07-29

decorations on both lips, his left
eye and on the back Of his head.
Officers Richards and Cox were
assigned to investigate.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1949-01-13
POOlesville P-TA
Hears Report On
Health SURVEY

An interesting report of the
Montgomery County tuberculosis
Survey and an exhibit of the Mont
gomery County Health Center in
miniature were the outstanding
features of the program given at
the January meeting of the Pooles-
vile Parent-Teachers' Association
Thursday evening, January 6. The
meeting was held in the school
auditorium, Paul E. Paxton; presi-
dent, presiding.
Miss Claudia Galiher, Executive
Secretary of the Montgomery Tu-
berculosis Association, gave the
report on the tuberculosis survey
mades last March in Montgomery
County. Miss Galiher stated that
more people were x-rayed for tu-
berculosis in Montgomery County
than in any other county in Mary
land; forty thousand persons were
X-rayed in the past year. From
this number 500 cases of tubercu-
losis were discovered in its early
stages and submitted to treatment.
Early diagnosis of tuberculosis
has two-fold value: the patient
can be cured, then the disease is
treated in its early stages and the
danger of spreading infection is
eliminated. Treatment costs are
paid partly by tax funds and part
ly by Christmas Seal funds. Miss
Galiher also stated that Maryland
has the fifth highest death rate
from tuberculosis of any state in
the U. S. Due to the splendid work
of the Montgomery County Health
Department and the fine coopera-
ton Of the public, it is hoped that
the state record will be reduced
this coming year.
Mrs. Edna Hawks of the Public
Health staff of Montgomery Coun-
ty had on display a miniature of
the Montgomery County Health
Center. This miniature is unique
of its kind and has been on display
in Boston, at national health meet
ings, as an example to the entire
United States. The miniature is an
example of what can be accom-
plished in both an elaborate and
simple set-up for clinics; the for
mer is situated at the Suburban
Hospital in Bethesda, and the lat
ter in Colesville, Md. Mrs. Hawks
urged everyone to avail themselves
of the opportunity offered by these
clinics.
A technicolor movie, "Mahara-
jahs in India" was presented by
Walter A. Downs, science instruct
or of the Poolesville High School.
A business session, at which
committee reports were read, was
held, together with a social hour,
at which refreshments were served.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1949-01-13

Never insist anyone take a
drink" sociologists advise.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1949-01-13
Montgomery SideIights
By ELSIE WHITE HAINES

of them will be entirely new to the
visitors-the old Academy at
Brookeville, once part OF Bord-
ley's Choice. The present owners
DR.. and Mrs. Mark Zeigler have
renamed it "Zeigler's Choice"
Other homes in this vicinity
which will be included in the tour
include Rolling Ridge. the Small
home at Laytonsville; Little Olney,
Clara May Downey's home near
her famous Olney Inn; the Dean
Atcheson summer home in Sandy
Spring and the old Friends Meet
ing House not far from the Atche-
son home.
Residents of upper Montgomery
are very pleased that Mr.. Atche-
son has been made Secretary of
State. While little is seen of the
family save in the summer months
both Mr.. and Mrs. Atcheson are
interested in neighborhood affairs.
wi o. AISHCoOl, yOu VIII IOCdll 10
a talented artist whose work is
often exhibited in Washington.
We recall that at the time the
Olney Horse Show was organized
now known as the Montgomery
County Horse Show-both Mr.. and
Mrs. Atcheson attended the first
meeting and he became one of its
charter members.
To return to the subject of
Spring-the man of the house has
been pouring over seed catalogues
for the past week or two-we will
grant that he can raise flowers and
vegetables that look almost as
bright and pretty as those listed
in the catalogues. From early
Spring to almost Christmas the
Sentinel Office is provided with
flowers from his garden-at home
the full pantry of canned and
frozen vegetables attest his green
;humb' in the food line.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1949-01-13

Produc ton declines top in
creases first time since the war.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1949-01-13
County Health
DAnarflnent News

The Cerebral Palsy Clinic at
Silver Spring on January 5 proved
quite successful and another
clinic will be held in about three
months. Parents who have not yet
reported to the Health Department
that they have children with this
condition are urged to do so now.
The Public Health Lay Council
met on Monday, January 10. A
program, agenda, and budget for
1919 were discussed. There was a
discussion over whether the pres
ent nursing salary represented a
living wage in the event that the
nurses were not able to reduce ex-
penses by living with q member of
her family.
A meeting of the advisory
Health Committee was held on
January 5 and discussed the fu-
ture relationship between the
Health Department and the Coun-
ty Council and the question of
whether an advisory Health Com
mittee would aid in this relation
ship.
Miss Doris Siegel, Regional
Medical Social Consultant, u. S.
Children's Bureau, visited Miss
Lily Baral, Medical Social Con-
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1949-01-13

Soviet reports show peasants
resist collective farm reforms.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1949-01-13
Alumni Notes


Lee Lubore, one of our alumni,
visited the school before returning
to college. 1t is always a pleasure
to see our former graduates.
Wedding bells rang during the
holiday for our alumni. Frank
Gladhill and Bessie Baker were
married December 81. Congratula-
lions and best wishes.
We understand that many dia-
monds were shining, too. Some of
the lucky ones were Gloria Monkey,
'48, and Merhl Warfeld; Ruth
johnson and Indy Beall, both of
'48; Carol Watkins, '48, and Lor-
raine Harshman; and Kyle Saw
yers, '4S, and Connie Harshman.
Best of luck!
Gay Parties
Mr.. Weldon Dawson, the senior
homeroom teacher, gave the mem
bers of the class a party on Deem
Der go at his home in Mt. Airy.
Games were played and many
Christmas songs were sung, after
which delicious refreshments were
served by the hostess, Mrs. Weldon
Dawson.
On December 80 at 8 P. NJ, the
home Of Miss Gay Harding was
the scene of gay Christmas par
ty with a cast which included a
senior, juniors, sophomores, and
freshmen "a total of 20 guests 4.
A number of games were played,
with Aubrey Mullineaux doing an
awful lot of "hoping" in one. We
would like to express our appreci-
alton to Mrs. Raymond Harding
for her delicious refreshments
lice cream, cake, punch, mihts,
and nuts) and to Gay for being
such lovely hostess.
''The ,Saber"
The second edition of "The Sa-
Der" was issued December 23rd.
This edition had many interesting
articles, most of them centered
around Christmas and one article,
which proved very humorous and
clever, asked different students
and teachers what they wanted for
Christmas.
The next edition will be issued