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Evening star., 1949-04-27
PLANTING

Artistic and saeesssspi laadsespe Of.
feets are thu result Of e&swfai nlAn-
ming, selection and arrsnstpent Of
the ideal plant material Ne rthsT
nps tnysstmsnt gives 30 mach for ~
little. has no depreciation Ard Isyf
continual djvieends Of eoHsfcst and
happiness and sstysfactien. sstsrs
has q way ef pfSvidias stS has CO.
dcwsf " with 4 fss ssrs unusual
htsf, the dry. the ioy ard ths vsi
cation, there - aaso 40 slmnes
endless list of oshers which shoHid
be labeled "Brssre 10 the ausrps-
rienced BsinK Lanasespe social.
ists, reliable, 1sp<adRbis nrestss-
sive since 1885 vvur success sbd
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Evening star., 1949-04-27

BANK AND BUSINESS
References required from
every advertiser . seeking
capital through advertise
ments in The Star.
Evening star., 1949-04-27
MISCELLANEOUS soR RENT

BABY CARRIAGEs. erios. stroliers.
play pens. high chairs: sefk OF
RaPRiGERsroas. apisn; lats das n..h,ns M machine. @
air-eonditioners, fans. dehaptdi-
fers. vAxers. etc; ress rates. DIE
TRICT ELM. CO. wo. sso2. -
cfiss. Gap Il ssAdTTsrssrs. sd-f,srr s.ro.,.r. Is pi.,
pens. high chairs, youth beds- etr
Free delivery. cHfIDREN's CEN
TER. INC 1909 Center Plaza Fair.
llngton. Ov, 1900 --
HOsPITAL REDs. IDEAL BEDDING
nv. National 4oe4.
Evening star., 1949-04-27

$1,000 DOWN-1O RMS.
Rooming house. 14th st. nr. .Colum..
bia rd. NV; 2 baths, oil heat. 3
garages, plus parking for 8 cars.
average furniture: rent, S15O mo-;
income quoted about S400 month;
Evening star., 1949-04-27

gUKE BOX--Warlitxer. suitable for
recreation room; plays - records,
includes one yali boz, Needs smpii-
Guitar. Epfphone "MAstesbiit" Span
ish guitar and case, excellent con-
dition; SEQ. CH. S2li. zTs
Evening star., 1949-04-27

EDWIN L. ELLIS
1910 Vermont Ave, RE. 614o
AUTO REPAIRS - Ideal
business location with new and used
Soins All ios exesIen. sha sSs,ness With ions
lease. Owner must sell and will
sacrifice at S13,500, with $1,000
cash. Do not hesitate. For details
call till 8 pm.
VIM. Calomiris Inv. Corp.
1OI2 18th ct, NV, DI. 1855. 80
Evening star., 1949-04-27

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Evening star., 1949-04-27
DO IT Now

List your roomins house or any busi-
n, ns:s for sale now. Instant service.
PASTOR & LUTZ, INC.
Evening star., 1949-04-27

FURNITURE--Save sos or more on
steriliged. reconditioned' studio
couches. sofa beds, Hollywood beds.
lounge chairs. felt or inner-spring
mattresses: beds, coil or box spring
Chest. dressers. kneehole or drop
Solid walnut 18th Century dining
rm. set. Drop-ieaf tables. rock ma
pie breakfast set, etc. l746 L st.
FtRNIrURE. maple bedrm. suite,
$dIooo; metal play yard gymnasium
safden and other tools. vi. a43S.
Evening star., 1949-04-27
euSINEss OPPORTUNITIES

MnfV1hfsHR fsas<'Ss"1>1R>as' MA UV-V'
BARBER SHOP-A clean, attractive,
centrally located 3-chair shop: clears
about $3.50 monthly after all ,ex-
pensex: sickness compels sale. r. M.
DE SHAzO. ma. $500.
GROCERY, apt. above; ample refri-
geration; clean stock; low rent. S.
900 handles. r. M. DE eHAZo,
AUTo PARTS DISTRIBUTOR, l4o
active accounts; nearby Nd; omcer
recalled. must sell. DE SHAzO &
RESSEGER. MA. $500.
RESTAURANT. downtown. and air
cooled: SS5,O00 last year. SIC, ZOO
handles. r. NJ. DE EHAzO, Ma. $500
Evening star., 1949-04-27

IcEBox, 55-iS. capacity. $40. Phon.
KiTrciHES vENTnATNG FAN sALE
Builders and home owners atten.
ton. We are overstocked on Mode
ing fans; desperately need she space
for our reEular products; 800 avail
retail Il $50, Il. sserinee tlss,
thar 1s5 eess e us e ;ls sssn h. ael,s; y;
1ss':ss''s Ct q, xfezs s'ss'.z sSos ssIs
LAtNDkoaAf. WESTINGHOUSE. i "
old: ksnmors apt. sise electric
aAj9s De- sAssa.n5. ssais si:n'ia H. sRes szSs
LsNoLnUs1s...,.aip M IaHsg quality. s used.
but 20 perfect eonditicn, 7se @. I'd.
ACE WRDCKfNQ q BUILDING MA
TkRIM CO.. 4oo2 MINI ave. re.
IzViNG Hhi eS sooH vunNIrpRx. . sof.s.
chair eeflss tahls. lamps; 81 $50
IvfNa k1 stIrz. z PC: naa.,r
s..s e fsss.n ns $50 IS .s:a &c e. ssss ssss
LUADEn-NAUGUAkL STANDS
We have . large stock Of practically
new lumber In various sizes from the
inaugural stands at the right price.
s@pesiH @ hi his sess only. noorins s ds-
1oortns. SIS Per -. ACE WRECK
ING q BUILbING MATERIAL CO..
4o02 MINI. ave. ne. AT. 66i7,
Lu1xsEn-UsED. yrsekins ssuar.
mfiiion It. iumseT. III sisss: priest
from $50 m: make up your ii.i
and see our salesmen on sco cssl,
sst: and sun: free psrkins To-
Nv. blk. fro@ ycs. yob ofnss; 90 20;
ssoo ssse 6 5. o.siso, sa 3. ns s.i L. AssSs s.ssSs
MACHINERY. seners.. yisrster
Jackson make. Wisconsin air-eooles
s EaSssr ss5ITs nT; isaz n:1 n .,,.. $40 Tss..
s.y sss.I Ds.I' s. gsssss sisS sn,. ss .sere. ase
MMixixSssffSSR. III SssffSSR electric. SUNBEAM. m
Almost new condition. $50. Phor4
Du. Ass bet. z and Pm So
MoIoks--lfloo-Ioo h.p- A-cs DC.
os9ic: ssPi Z. rHRs1rusn sHPss rs se.s az asse
southern Hldg. Thgrsday 6eiveen :
ossscs m {. rMHRsrsAGnis. M Aai r.se.e,ss..e
desks, chairs. alss. taelsa ssc- as
PAINT-Prre hnseed OIL house paint
a. xSia T NuRTHwHsT PAINT 90
Ioi4 Tth 81. nv. RI 00S4.
PIANO, echumann. EnRIl baby grand;
beautffui walnut Anishs 2 years old;
criEiraI owner, $6s5. WI. s2sI.
PIANO. Lester spsnet. fair ecndiftnr
best ofisr for estck sale. Pa 4cS6'
PIANO, Haines Brothsrs. % In 10
right sustahie for apt.. MAhogxny:
excel. tone. 2t1k. ON. t1e&. ---4e
Evening star., 1949-04-27

GARDEN TRACTOR ppwer and
hand tAwnmewerK, new and ukfd
fertilizers, seed and lirss
Farm suppiies---HoFse eoiIars haf-
ness, saddle. hkmsa, hEid1ss. cattle
sa.,,asi.., blankets. Ehoss halter T Oo,I,r,
LoNEYS, INC, sie9 QeargIs ave
fRliyer snrtna GY STan
Evening star., 1949-04-27

Cleaning Upholstery
And rugs In home OF, once; machins
any time, Mr.. CRULEY. NO. 6061.
PAINTING? i? ????
And you don't know whom 10 eell
Phone the Shervin- williams Paint
Co, De. 6202. for free advice. We
viii help you select painter 70 at
your lob from our long list OF roDut.
able painters. A free service OF
Sherwin- paints.
HOME IMPROVEMENTS
ADDITIONS, AL remod., porch Inc, ),
Evening star., 1949-04-27

sSshed: terms. RoYAL APPLIANCE
Co. 1871 Nichols ave. sc. AT 1000
RUGS, imported, Persian. Oriental
design. real heavy, closely woven for
sood wearing: px12. $3.50: skill.
sss.s 2aYraR 2iesf sss' saos isss
RUG. ex12. sarouk. prewsr. like new;
sserifes. Write Boz 4se-H. Star,
RUG. sro.aieom tv,s. weave. ras.
ssnd.,sn ,S.s sni4 G.. 3 r,ss W. o.,ss se PAD Des'''
RUG-Antiaue Kirmanshah. = n. 3 IN.
by. It. 3 In; very handsome: sale
pr,s. prize: slgs' an s'.1s xsli Se'o" appraised
sss sas Sas .sst fnd .1aa s 20, I.:s :. y " m
sda si sHIE-orienss,. slsfI @ al ,,sss; re-
dussd prices. RARE RUG SHOP.
SAFE, Mosier fiIe and loek.oox type'
tnxton-Rand typewriter. sTs. Re
sSaEs Sa nxcosplrroNKD. lse, and
medium siEes. interior arranged e
suit requirements. Priced low. IKE
| sAEIMAsTEES CO. "a sx; vsnb. SS,b. @ -,
TIMzER. .ss sEsoDUcFs' o0i'sViIls; sd,
sAxuornosI. ubiT Conn R-ss. tenor. Inc
nsv: orig price ssia. vsil sen 500
ssGa1i. X Toisde p.aane.. sIeesien,
SEWING MaCHINE. SINGER, Exyptian
head treedie, peri. cond-. sevs eesn-
..ss f' faT .ss s'ss q Be-. essA esr
sHMrsG H s MACHINES. tre.ai.. sla.se:
portable. SO so: console. S6a 30;
rentals: repair EpecsAlists Pa AVE.
sEW. MACH; CO. si&s Pa. eve.
saawslsss Fl AisAleiiiSrs. le n<~ and ss.a.
.ieetric poTtkbies ana consoles. sos
eisc. for cash. NO. 2Ieo. GAIA istn
sswiNG nAcnxEs-pr.oss reduced
e rock ssssom O. o.. npsss MI M,
have 10 see these ns.e6tnes e sp-
prsciate their value SINGER port
aba vas $50 80. now $50 50; an
other port. so. White conscss. stool,
,S,,S:. ~; sess osssrsa a.,s o1s. e. H., r. ..s
sEMixG MAcMNEs--used ssnssrA
al models. TermE- We repair, re-
bald or eleetrtfy year old rnsahtne.
We rent esneers BY the menth. Ssfa
Swing f MscnrSf sAI1-s ALI aa,s
unly. Don't nss8 tsese wereesfaI
salnes. Domestic texk modelz- con
snies sn6 pcrtahiss: New Ecne con-
Eoies and porxAhse8. eA-yr. xaaf-
anfees reccndstsoae6 slngsr desk
ether pcrtaeses, x5a-so m: .s-yv
euarxntee: renting and rtDstrins
an makes: have ye1r ole Eschink
Avr sKwrNo MACHINE sxRSIcx.
3504 Conn sve-. kM- 4SS6 ss N
sfs04. We have full tine cf rare
materfais. Open Wednesday nlxns
s80WCA6Es. Jsveiry. nsc1ern tisunf-
mated. msrrcfs3- q VAL a1f = SHOW
essss, best cas. VA 0&4s. .
Evening star., 1949-04-27

cHmRsT L RssP z s1sSsIsl. ;isiI sinI n.a.l g 8
Practically nev, eeertnes. u .oe5.
yg Wisc. ave. NV. wo. ssSI or ov.
;sSs u s';ssE; :ssss: "a az s..s .:
sis ! q. nv. IA. sise. = 0'
eurio cabinet $50: nest tables.
S;,, SS2;, snd No ress s cninsss, fgsnissss.e, s.a
cHaSDsIikR. % IC seaat. az; ss,ss:i u ~SsSs "pd or
Ra,a rsss 'laase plleed. 'ulsiels ssSsa ssa Is .sss
soa nsa In a.s . snsss snss,
sen for Sss. "A. 4Ss5. 4Ss5 s9''0''
COAT. long. hack seal, siss IL. good
cond.; owner leaving for eouth; sac
cdsfosf. s,fis H. BRAID os ssss' nss. be-. down.
green and rus. saaeta With covers
double bed; SS6 PA. 1926.
COtCH. excellent condition, Ss5.
Call MISS LANSHE. RE. $500.
Monday through Friday. 70 s,
DESK. iady's chippenda,e se,id ma
hos, Beautifully carved. s76. Also
antique solid maple chest Of drsS-
UAukNkO VII aa0 CAhift LMWSoM WYE.
500. Eec. refgr. S4b. Old gas
stqye. SIS Phone dE. 1877. --2S
DAVENPORT. matching chair. up-
ho,stersd; f,ot szss,- enns;; c,ss very rsss,;
DIAMOND, lady's solitaire, II side
:sSnss; I spprsased s.as $500: sacrifice
DfAaoSDs from estate. at great sar-
Fains. Pair Of beautiful matched
diamonds. yeisht % s.rats. vill
q diamonds. weight I = earats, WIN
sen separatsly for $50 sseh; 1
%s.ss ssssssns ,1a Sin; s,ta fnsSs ns .s. S,a
snteed n..less. .slsht 1.io ssrstss;
sssustss ai.nends Tor $500. All
Ias5sD1S. HE5MER; slT r.: ( e; i ~. :. .,oo.
iadys. y Ct. 81 25; isdy'G Ct,
$3.50: isdy's. = e., $l75: ady.s; y
ets 5000 mans. sts. $50
lady's. IL cts. perfect. $3.50: mans.
3 cts $3.50: lady'G perfect 1hs
cts. $3.50; laaysx. American cut.
plat. 2 cts. $500: ladys, "a eta.
5000. diamond earscrevs- ~ etS.,
$650: ladys, nice, APPROX 3 cts.
81 .000s mans. AZ etss $1,000. All
prices include mtgE. Trades ac-
cepted. LIVINGSTON q CO.. 1423
n st. NV, Nh. $40. so
DIN. I'M. SET, solid ehsrry. hks
ney: maple pineapple pcgtsred beds.
] dhle-. ! sxles cosnplets. Wo. 2oSo.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-08-04
Private Rites For
Drowning Victim
Jimmy Wible's Body
Found Monday Evening

Private funeral services were
held Wednesday for James Will
son While, aged 8, who was
drowned Sunday evening when a
motor boat capsized in Indian
| Lake.
The boys body was found at
about p. m. Monday after an
intensive search by state officials.
Efforts to locate the body Sunday
evening proved unsuccessful and
the search was abandoned about
midnight. 1t was begun again the
next day and the body was found
in about the same spot where the
boat had capsized.
Funeral services were held at
2 p. m. Wednesday, conducted by
the Rev. Rodger B. Sillars, of
Marysville. Interment was in Mil
ford Center Cemetery in charge
of R. Glenn Reed, funeral director
of Milford Center.
The little boy was born March
3, 1916 to John and Ruth (Miller)
While Besides his parents he is
survived by a sister, Mary Ann,
6, and a maternal grandmother,
Mrs. Harry G. Miller, in the home.
The following account of the
tragedy was taken from the
Bellefontaine Examiner:
"The youngster and his family
had been spending the day at the
lake with a new boat. Late in the
afternoon Mr.. While, accompan-
led by his little son, a daughter,
Mary Ann, age six, and Mr. Wib-
les sister, Miss Marion While, also
of Milford Center, went for a boat
ride. All was well until they were
returning to shore. The small boat
struck swell left by motor
larger and faster passing
boat. Mr.. Wible's craft nose-dived
into the swell and capSized,
throwing all four occupants OF
the row boat into the water.
"Mr. While sank to the bottom
of the lake, and when he arose to
the surface he could see no trace
of his children nor his sister. He
righted the overturned craft dur
ing which time the daughter,
Mary Ann, and Miss While had
surfaced and their rescue was
effected However, no trace was
found of the little boy, and inn
mediate efforts to locate him
proved fruitless.
''The three eventually returned
to shore and joined Mrs. While.
All spent the night at the home of
Paul Frock, located on Sassafras
Point"
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-08-04

High School 9-3 Monday night.
Scots won their first game with
a 1913 win over Nestles.
George Hamilton gave up three
hits and two runs to the High
School outfit in the first inning
but from there on in he put the
lid on and gave up only one hit,
a single by Wenzel in the fifth. He
struck out four. Grimes went all
the way for the losers.
Scots blasted over ID runs on
II hits to break long losing
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-08-04

streak. All season long Scots has
shown signs of hitting power but
this is the first instance where
they have made it pay off in the
box score. E. Glassburn was on
the mound for Nestles and was
hit heavily before he was relieved
by Beightler who Jared little bet
ter.
Howard Hill pitched for the
winners and gave up six hits and
eight runs. Six Nestles errors also
helped SCOTS to their upset win
The winners made four miscueS
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-08-04
Milford Grange Wins
Tournament Come

With Phil Ferryman hurting one
hit ball the Milford Center Grange
won over Jackson 24-1 in the
county grange tournament at
West Mansfield Wednesday. York
downed Liberty 1876 in the other
game.
Milford blasted four Jackson
pitchers off the mound with a
blistering hitting attack which
featured home runs by Brake and
Ferryman. Ferryman's came with
the bases loaded. Milford will
meet York in the semi-finals on
the Milford diamond Friday.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-08-04
Choosing A Pillow

An uncomfortable pillow can ruin
sleep. Pillow puncher should try
experimenting with fat soft ones.
plump firm ones, thin soft ones or
thin firm ones until finding one
that suits. The ''fit" Of sleep
equipment is just as important as
the fit of shoes.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-08-04

Robert Vance of Kenton was
fined S100 and costs on a charge
of driving while intoxicated
Thursday by Mayor G.. L. Kings
more. He was unable to pay the
fine and was committed to the
county Jail. He was arrested by
Officer Tom He'll.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-08-04
COURT HOUSE PICNIC

Annual Court House picnic will
be held at Russells Point on Aug.
10. All employees and former en-
ployees are invited and the court
house will be closed all day for
the event.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-08-04
League Standings
WATKINS LADIES AID

WATKINS-The Watkins Lad
les Aid will hold its regular meet
ing Thursday, Aug. IL at the
home of Mrs. Violet Humble.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-08-04
City Softball
League Results
Scots Defeat Nestles
Fir Seasons First Win

Western Auto added another
game to its list of victories as the
first round winners won over the
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1949-02-17
POTOMAC
Mrs. Walter B. Myers
Rockville 22S2

Mrs. Marjory Hendricks of Nor
mandy Farms has returned from a
trip to Madison, Wis, where she
visited her son and daughter-in-
law, Mr.. and Mrs. Rodney Todd
Davis. She also enjoyed first
glimpse" of her fve-month-old
grandson, David Russell Davis.
Mr.. Davis has just received his
Masters degree at the University
of Wisconsin. He is now working
for his PhD. and is research as
sistant to the famous psychologist,
DR.. Harlow. On her return trip
Mrs. Hendricks was caught in one
Of the billiards prevalent through
out the country.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Henderson
have returned from Florida where
they have been vacationing for the
past two weeks.
Walter Myers celebrated his
59th birthday in his home on Sat
urday evening, January 80. A buff
fet dinner was served and those on
hand to extend greetings of the
day" were Mr.. and Mrs. Hamilton
Knox, Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Stearn,
Mr.. and Mrs. Preston Stearn, Mr..
and Mrs. Rex Pimlott, Mr.. and
Mrs. Peyton Mannar, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles C. Clagett, Mr.. and
Mrs. F. Scott Collins, Mr.. and Mrs.
Paul Mills, Mr.. and Mrs. Max
Snouffer, the Rev. and Mrs. Gloyd
Allis and Miner Hostetler. Miss
Sue Ann Myers, a student at ST.
Mary's Seminary, was home for
the weekend to help celebrate the
occasion.
William Quay, who has been
quite i'll for a number of months.
is now convalescing in Florida.
Halbert Poole, accompanied bv
his daughters, Molly and Virginia,
left on Monday for Florida for a
two weeks stay.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1949-02-17
+ POOLESVILLE +
Mrs. c N. Upton
PoOlesUille 2115

Mrs. Mary Robertson is in Rock
vile with her son-in-law and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Bod
mer. Mrs. Bodmer has been taken
to Emergency Hospital for an I'M
determined illness.
DR.. Ralph Williams of Cumber-
land spent the weekend with his
father, H. NJ. Williams. His sister,
Mrs. Gray, went to Cumberland
with him for visit.
Mrs. James Runkles was hostess
to the Homemakers Club on Thurs
day, and despite the snow, a good
ly crowd enjoyed the meeting.
st. Peters Guild met on Mon
day afternoon and made tentative
plans for an Old Homes Tour
sometime in June. This part of the
county has many interesting places
and much historical background.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1949-02-17
= Coming Events :

February 22-OYSTER, CHICK
EN- SALAD, Country cured ham
supper at Orndorff Memorial
Hall, Brookeville, given by
Salem W.S.C.S., beginning 2
P. NJ.
February picard PARTY,
sponsored by Ladies Auxiliary
of Upper Montgomery County
Fire Dept, at frehouse in
Beallsville, P. NJ.
February 24-TURKEY DIN
NER, at St. Marks Church,
Falkland, from to 8 P. M.
March 5-BAKE SALE, from 1G
A. NJ. til P. NJ. at Ashton
Methodist Church, given by
w. S. c. S. of the Church.
February 26-MINSTREL SHOW
given by Gaithersburg Lions
Club, in Gaithersburg Gym. 8:15
P. NJ.
February 25-CARD PARTY,
Ascension Chapel Parish Hall.
benefit Ascension Guild, Gath
ersburg.
March 1-PANCAKE SUPPER
with sausage and creamed chick
en-, at st. Johns Parish Hall,
Olney. Benefit Mite Society, be-
ginning at A P. M.
March 5 = BAKED CHICKEN
AND FRIED OYSTER SUP
PER, at Fire House in Bealls-
vile, beginning at P. NJ, spon-
sored by U. NJ. c. F. D. Baseball
Club.
March 12-O VS. Err AND
CHICKEN SALAD SUPPER.
at Ashton Methodist Church, A
to 8 P. NJ, benefit Sr. Class of
Sherwood H. s., sponsored by
the seniors and their parents.
March 26-RUMMAGE SALE, bv
the Gaithersburg Lay Health
Committee, all day, in Day Eng
fish Room, Pythian Bldg, Cal
thersburg.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1949-02-17
Shady Grove Alters
Meet With WAYNE Carr

The Shady Grove All Club met
at the home of Wayne Carr on
February 8. Roll call was answered
20 by Safety on Farms" A pig.
drawing contest was won by
Frank Kennedy. Wayne Carr and
Harry Kirk were given prize
money for their eggs, Wayne get
ting 3rd and Harry 18th.
The Al Vesper service will be
held on March 18th at Gathers
burg Methodist Church. A demon
'tration on How / Can Prevent
Accidents" was given by Robert
Ehlert. There were three new
members. The next meeting will be
1t the home of James Louthan on
March 8.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1949-02-17
: COLESVILLE =

Mrs. Bessie Anderson is back
with her son and family after
staying a couple of weeks with Mr..
and Mrs. Williams Hobbs upon her
return home from the hospital.
Master Larry Thompson spent
the weekend with his grandpar-
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry Hobbs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Bradford,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Imbach and
Mrs. Ruth Burnell met on Friday
evening at the home of Mr., and
Mrs. Robert Boerum, for card
party.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Schaffer
and son Roney of Washington were
guests Sunday of MIR. and Mrs.
james Williams.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Snow had as
their weekend guest, the latter's
niece, Beverly Thompson of Four
Corners.
Mrs. Paul Groseclose and son
Douglas are spending several days
with the formers parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. James Vauter of Baltimore.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Anderson
had as their dinner guests on
Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. r. L. Jones
end Carol of Takoma Park.
The Young Adult Society met on
Tuesday evening with a good turn
out A banquet is planned for
March 8. New officers elected are
President, Bait Hunt; Vice Presi-
dent, Vincent 0berlin; Secretary,
Ethel Lavenia Thompson and
Treasurer, Mrs. Robert Boerum.
Delicious home made buns, cocoa
nuts and minis were served by
Mrs. William Barker and Mrs
Robert Boerum.
Mrs. w. II. Youngman and Mrs
Howard Tanner had the misfor-
tune to be in an auto accident the
last of the week. Mrs. Youngman
Is in Montgomery County General
Hospital although not seriously
hurt.
Lola Lee Anderson had AS her
overnight guest on Wednesday
Joan Keller.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cashcll Nichols
Mrs. Emma Anderson and Miss
Elizabeth Crowson were recent
guests of Mrs. Bessie Anderson and
Mrs. Ruth Burnell.
The Colesville Homemakers Clul
will meet on Friday at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Kengls
when Thanksgiving" will be the
subject for demonstration.