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Evening star., 1950-04-16
American Linen Service
2233 sth St. NV.

YOUNG MEN 125, 17-21. white, for
oce ordep Erh ne" 95ansn
perience necessary. Good earnings
plus bonus. Apply $40, 9:30 am.
only Room 701 Arlington Bldg,
1923 Vermont ave. NV. No phone
HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES (2)-
An unusual chance to learn an in
teresting business with bright ad-
vancement prospects: require young
men, aged 18 to 20. Of character,
xious to tackle hard work: starting
salary. S35 per week; drivers permit
thorough knowledge of washington
AMER1cRN AsRE hfsEN aSFRFHs sERVieE, once
rREG1sfdN TiS3 Sts St oPTfcAL PFC MEN, sze ezSer
in. grinding and polishing lenses,
wk., permanent position. PRECISION
PRODUCTS, 719 7th st. NV, Elk.
SO 30 A DAY possible. Sell solid
today today. R1cEARp AN ENGRAV11NltG
CO. Waltham. Mass.
must have truck and motor saw;
good pay, by cord; permanent work
Drive to st. Leonard. Md. ask for
McFADDEN and start to work.
NG-ESTABLISHED, long distance
carrier household goods desires man
running local pickup and storage
operation. Must be married. finan-
cially responsible, experienced ir
moving household goods and wilma
INEED SEVERAL MEN for part-Pime
work; opportunity unlimited. Phone
kE. 3-6335 from / l am. till pm
Sun. Anril 18th, 1880.
CENTURY OLD, direct-to- consumers
salesman, age IS to SO. married
nent, dignifed position; thorough
training; local territory. Apply c
W STUART, New Colonial Hotel
or write Box sac. Star. is
CREDIT DEPT. needs several mer
for P. and n collection dept. Excel
salary. E1SEMANS, p st. at 7th NV.
NATIONAL CONCERN. 9S years old
rated double AL. has opening for
direct-to-conSumer salesman. Semi
professional clientele work; no trav-
cling. no investment. no expenses.
Applicant must be married man in
good health; age 25 to so: car
necessary; only those seeking per-
manent security need apply. For
personal interview. call MR.. C. B.
JONES. DI. 3436. between 10 am.
and 3 pm. April II, or Tues. April
is. only. or write Box 126-E, Star.
is
WANTED 10 MEN for part time work,
approx. 10 hours wkly., $50 or over
monthly. depending on hours; only
white men with good character and
good work record need apply. Write
Box 1850. Star -17
DE YOUR OWN BOSS-With $4,000
cash, you can own old established
weekly newspaper, easy to run in
your spare time; here is an unusual
opportunity for newsman or Govt.
employee to own profitable weekly
publication in Washington suburban
area. Box 199-D, Star.
Evening star., 1950-04-16
YOUNG MEN (2)

An unusual chance to learn
siah an inteFeStlne onsiness nIasnrt WIN
Require high school graduates,
age Is to 20, of character,
engaging personality, who are
anxious to tackle hald work.
Starting salary, S35 per week.
Drivers permit. thorough
knowledge of city required.
Apply Manager, afternoons, Q
to 3..30.
Evening star., 1950-04-16
HELP MEN

WANTED-Experien tree men By
reliable concern. Write, giving full
details regarding experience. for in
terview. Reply Box 127, Falls
Church. Va. -lS
PART-TLME salesman to work ewes.
and Sats. Can earn S75-Sl00 per
wk. Comm. basis. Car necessary. Call
DE. 0716 for appointment.
LANDSCAPE GARDEN HELPER. work
in nursery also. Cali STADLER'
10. 5-a66I.
PART TIME or full time. Lse. ma
tional firm, local work in D. C. or
nearby Va. Ideal for college student
this summer. Around $50 and up
per week. Excel opp. for advance
ment. Apply Mon. 9-4 to Mr.. Brock
msn, U. E. Employment Service,
Old Post once Bldg. 315 18th ST.
NV.
WE ARE INTERESTED in a youne
man to work on inventory control
and marking of merchandise China
and class. One that would be in
terested TO learn, some Office exper
or knowledge OF typing helpful
MARTINS CHINA STORE. 1928
Conn. ave. -19
Evening star., 1950-04-16

BEAUTICIAN-With Arlington fol-
lowing for new salon; experienced
Call CHI. 9S03. -l6
BEAUTICIAN, managerial capacity
to operate well-established beauty
shop. located 40 mi from Washing.
ton. Pleasant working conditions
Can arrange living quarters for sin.
gle person. Commissions average
500 to S125 wkly In replying
give give full particulars hs.,tt about yourself
14S-E. Star. is
BEAUTICIAN. all around operator
experienced; good salary and com
mission. Call 81. 0661.
BEAUTICIAN, colored. wanted, with
following. 110S Goth st. NV, phone
MA. 63lo -l7
BEAUTICIAN. experienced, prefer.
ably man; good stylist: steady
and dependable Apply ROBERT OF
PARIS. 1914 Conn. ave. go
Evening star., 1950-04-16

2 Representatives Wanted
For Southern Va. and Northern Md
ferred; old line trade school; prefer
man experienced in selling insur-
ance stocks and bonds or home
study courses; must have car; brand
new deal combining lessons. phono-
graph records and practical shop
work; leads furnished; commission
and bonus. For interview write
Box 401-C Star
Evening star., 1950-04-16

CLERK, white. 20 to 40, for counter
good salary, after short training
period. steady position. EXQUISITE
CLEANERS, 1900 Georgia ave. NV.
graphic STUDIO. exper. preferred;
advancement based on initiative and
ability; permanent. Apply in person
only. ANTON. 729 I1th st. NV.
1aas ss,7r 2nsv RE- 41se oRy
JEWELRY CO, SCI 7th st. NV.
cLERK-ryp1sT-1f under 80 ois and
interested in permanent DOS. with
pleas2nt and congenial surroundings,
to svec Cashier hrs oKT VPsr X M1
TUAL LIFE INSURANCE CO. 63e
Continental Bldg. 1911 K st. NV.
CLERK exper. in tipping
figures in auditing dept; 40,hr., 5
day, wk.. many company benefits
sonneI sna dssSSns se sEAss RoRcRp ARpy per
GO. 81 Bladensburg rd. ne,
CLERK-TYPIST, permanent position;
work involves form typing and re-
auires frequent reference to direc-
tories, files, etc; flve-day week, $50
ant ONCE for willing and dependable
white person with business expert
ence Salary. $35 per week. Box
CLERK K-TYPIST, 1890. interesting
work, pleasant surroundings and per-
manent position; 5-day wk. Apply
NORTHWESTERN NATIONAL. S12
CIIsK.TYPHsT, GIHREa1a PIsf under as. for PEI per-
manent position in life insurance
company. working hours are. from
$50 to 4:15, Monday through Fri
day. Apply Room 800 between 9
and II am, SIG 14th st. NV. 30
CLERK -TYPIST; no expert, but
bright, personable young lady. Ex-
cellent starting salary Generous
company, benefits. Congental fel-
low employees. Call Mr.. WILLIAMS
CIERR-TYPIsT. experienced, pleas
ant working conditions. good SAL
ary,. liberal discount on purchases
Apply once, THE YOUNG MEMS
SHRRR HRRTypasT rypa s.; sTms,srt NV; no:;i:o,
for neat, ambitious young lady; :.
cINyKKTyp,sT az Kefk gpx 4esA A.mt,s, stas 1S VlS
Bookkeeping to learn operation Of
5 days. periodic increases and bonus
cToTFfHINSG S PRfcER to 'is learn to price
renewed and repaired clothing for
sale in retail stores; must be alert,
able to concentrate closely on work
previous experience in clothing al
teration or selling desirable Handi-
capped preferred. Telephone ME-
5940 for appt
Evening star., 1950-04-16
HELP MEN AND WOMEN


ACCORDION TEACHER. full time.
good pay and commissions. Prefer
man who can take charge or will
be glad to send party interested to
accordion school: but must have
.poESunlty. Box lo-D, Star
ARTIST. student or recent graduate.
A chance to break into the COM
mercial art field. if you can produce
uSable art in several lines of mer-
chandise for newspaper reproduction;
40-hr. week: salary $32. Box ABE
BEAUTICIAN. man or woman. for
BEAUTY OPERATORS. Experienced,
also hair stylists. GUILBO's open
Call DE. 4o41 after z for appt. TT
COUPLL, colored, live in; experienced
In g.h.w.. chauffeur. gardener. Re
DaMoNsTRATdRss9 Sfss ssif Wb s9ga men and wn vomen
products Of nationally known Arm
B. C. eaRSasf1eS RMPGoYMEAPD APDT 18th IN and DsrfSn
ave. NV, Mr., Briggs or Mrs. Bur
niRpGT0R t2n; M1ni and aansrgsScsd Tues; to 1.,.,
day camp work. Write immediateiI
to Box l10-C. Star. -16
MAN AND WIFE, colored, middle-agec
peri. to live and work on small
farm estate in nearby Md Somt
actual farm experience; nice quar-.
ters. board and salary; real hom,
for reliable couple. Ashton 5S1 4
PHYSIoTHERAPIsT - Immediately
Orthopedic surgeons ONCE. Cal
RE. 1884 or OV. 1919. -17
SODA CLERKS, exper.. must be fast
| sober: no Suns. or ewes. Appl.
EXECUTIVE PHARM., 1432 x st
TELEPHONE SOLICITORS. NO. Ar
| Telephone solicitors. NO. 4717
Telephone. solicitors, NO. 4717
Sunday, Monday.
TYPISTS. white, experienced electro
| matte typewriters. stencil cutting
typing for offset. paper mats, photo
graphic copy. Thoroughly exper
fenced only need apply. PrefeI
| some one previous experience il
duplicating shop or section. Goot
salary. MA. 3101.
Evening star., 1950-04-16

SALESGIRL For bakery counter
preferably experienced. good salary.
good conditions. Apply in person.
Capitol st. --l6
SALESLADIES, to sell important
item to stores, on commission. BOX
SD, Star lie
SALESLADIES for womens small
specially and dress shop: expert
enced. EMILE, 3020 Wilson blvd
Clarendon. E2
Evening star., 1950-04-16

TIE. ~ luF. -
LADY-Unusual opportunity for am
bilious educated h,d lay With Ss,,
S2,400 1st year. BOX 45e-C. Star.
LADY. intellectual. to learn good
business; perm: Advancement; 81
400 per yr. Box ll2-C. Star. I'll
inRton. between 80 and AS years,
high school education; prefer women
active in clubs. auxiliaries to volun-
teer fire companies, garden clubs.
etc.. car necessary; high earnings
TO those aualifying; personal inter
Write. giving fun details and phone
numbre. Box 92-B, Star.
WOMEN, ambitious, VINO wear clothes
well. to represent nationally known
Fashion Frocks: I'd to S23 weekly:
get your own dresses as bonus: no
nes nveaif pAsHoN p s5ef5
DEBT. D6952. Cincinnati. Ohio.
WoMEN-Make money, sell costume
JEWELRY-sEAsoN. Box e74. Prov.
YoGSG LADY as hostess in dining
be efficient; sr-7e rrp,ng necessary
no Sunday work Apply 1909 18th
MMRDIATr st Rjy r co opESIsG 'y 70, vom,p ls o,
character. education and refinement
to assist director OF Childcraft pro-
gram: age 25-45. Prefer one exper-
fenced in teaching. club or church
work. The type who does not usually
answer advertisements Must be
unemployed now and interested in
child guidance and parent education.
For interview. write fully. stating
age, education and phone number
Box 1S3-D. Star. 49,
EXPERIENCED GIRL, take complete
charge busy real estate ONCE; tyr-
ing and some shorthann requirec
Fast advancement for alert. capable
person; For interview. call MISS
OFFER-S40 Is yours for
selling only so boxes; also new de
luxe everyday assortment with tele-
vision card. Little pearls. hankie
greetings, other surprise items. Fea-
ture boxes on approval. Free
samples imprinted stationery, nap
70 s try. CHEERFUL cARD fLS'S CO. o.'Hi hi2.
"" white Plains, N. Z.
Evening star., 1950-04-16

REAL ESTATE statesmen
Excellent opportunity for 2 energetic
young men from 25. to 35 years of
ofice specializing in Chevy Chase
and Northwest properties. Must
have car. Sales experience desir-
able. Call in person. to l. Mon
day or Tuesday, REALTY BROKERS,
INC, 5506 Conn. ave.
Evening star., 1950-04-16
SILK FINISHER

SILK FINIsHERs. for dry-cleanins
plant: must be thoroughly expert.
enced: S45 for 45-hour week. SAM
TARY CLEANERS. 1920 14th st
SODA FOUNTAIN CLERK. exper..
ref; & to 3; no ewes. or sun Jays
eXcenc1t pay Cal SH. 1929. III
STENOGRAPHKR to operate mimeo-
grspAiny and letter shop, commits
sion basis. in connection with we'll
established printing business. viii
furnish all equipment and materials
Please state full details, experience
Box 397-Y, Star
STENOGRAPHER, construction expe-
rience preferred; 5-day week; perm
anent position; salary open. Box
131-C Star. -l7
STENOGRAPHER- - Interesting posi-.
ton with q national organization;
must be fast ana accurate typlst ano
experienced stenographer; age % tc
30; good working conditions, 5-day
40-hour week: group hospitalfza ton
insurance and retirement plan; 50 :
400 to start. Room 203, 1915 "
sTfiENoGRAPHER, exper. in general
insurance ONCE preferred: excellent
salary: air-eonditioned ofices; pleas
ant working conditions. no. $500,
sTENoGRAPHER, permanent posi-.
ton in well-established trade or
SANITATION; good shorthand essential;
5-day week; good salary with chance
Of advancement. Call MR.. SEATON
MA. e020. a
Evening star., 1950-04-16
JEWEL TEA CO., INC.

Will hire two statesmen Of reliable
character and clean habits fol
special sales work in Arlington, Va
Five-day week, salary and com
mission. Write a letter, stating age
past sales experience and phone
number. H. w. POWELL. 212 North
Emerson ST.. Arlington, Va.
Evening star., 1950-04-16
SALESMAN

SALESMAN
Large BALTIC. ianitor supply firm has
est. territory open. Only exp. men
now selling this line will be given
this wonderful opportunity. Write
UNITED SANITARY CHEMICALS
CO., 81 S. Howard ST.. BALTIC.
Evening star., 1950-04-16
YOUNG MAN

To work at business counter Higi
school graduate, age 21-30, must bt
able to pass physical examination
Neat, courteous and dependable
Only those who want permanent
work can be considered. 40-houl
week; S35 per week to start, with
increase in pay. Many employment
advantages. Apply personnel ofnce
Room 500, Star Bldg.
THE EVENING STAR
11O1 Pa. Ave. NV. Ii
Evening star., 1950-04-16
SECRETARY

SECRETARY
Arlington contractor desires services
accurate in shorthand and typine,
Call ia. 4-0455, $50 to 5. 10
SECRETARY-5-d day, 4o-hr. yk, II
interested, call RE. $500.
SECRETARY-Legal office experience
required; good working conditions
and salary MA. 305S. 10
SECRETARY STENOGRAPHER for
publishing company; permanent po-
sition. good starting salary with ad-
vancement opportunities; many en-
sEEeciRiETAlRY-srENoGRApHER-Na- Eeii Ma
tional news MAGAZINE has a vacancy
IN the ONCE Of a young executive
htru n the circulation management DEBT;
initiative, and working conditions
are excellent; 5-day.. -4O-hr. wk.:
liberal vacation and sick leave. free
group insurance. other employment
aadyantages; Call 5000. Monday
sEcEEFaRY EE5h IA YSoos 0 ossrTESNsoGRsAlpHER En- ia for
-aW office. Under 35 yrs. Cali Ma.
55.3 for appointment. 49,
SECRETARY, experienced. fast. for
part-time day assignments through
PUBLIC steno. ONCE. RE. 0564. lis
SECRETARY. 25-35 yrs; excellent
clerical work; 4o-hour wR.. oppor.
tunity for advancement with ma
tional company TR 1857. Ia
SECRETARY Y-Stenographer, S2.4O0
per W.; law Office; hours q TO 5,
every 3rd Sat, to IL. Call DU.
sERvfcE fgS2i MSS sAB9, B9YD; .rp.r,src,d 1e ,or
riRht marty lQOA Conn ave
Evening star., 1950-04-16
STENOGRAPHER

knowledge of fieures help
full. 5-day week excellent
working conditions. NE. o564.
Pontiac Motor Division
OF GENERAL MOTORS CORP.
Evening star., 1950-04-16

MATTRESSES, experienced and at
tractive. needed. Apply 119 B st.
Sc. Phone TR. S9S2. lis
MATTRESSES, exper. Apply or call
DARDANELLES RESTAURANT, 30
Hillwood ave. Falls Church. FA
211I. -ls
GIRL, white, general light housework,
live in. Write fun particulars, Box
2l-C, Star. --16
GIRL, knowledge OF bookkeeping and
typing, as q dentists assistant. 1924
r st NV. Report Monday
GIRL-Part-time for light lunch and
soda fountain; hours 10 am. to
3 pm, 6-day wk. must live in
Bethesda, Silver Spring or vic.
Apply in person after q am, Mon.
HEALD'S ICE CREAM CO.. II
Montgomery ave-, Kensington, Nd.
--l6
LADIES over "A to sell wearing ap-
parel through personal contacts and
leads, About 81 so to 81 hr, Day
or evening hrs. optional Phone
OIL, RSR1 Sun or Mon 4 TIL o d m
Evening star., 1950-04-16

CASHIER, MGR 1000 operator; some
knowledge of typing; good salary,
steady position, opportunity for ad-
yancement. Apply SLOAN'S, 735
CASHIER, exper.; good hrs. CO.
LONIAL PHARM.. l 751 Wilson blvd.
Arlington. OK. 1880.
CASHIER and general clerical ex-
perience preferred. Permanent posi-
tion and excellent future for alert
person; 6-day week. Apply LUBAR,
1900 G st. NV, between 10 am.
and 1 pm -l6
Evening star., 1950-04-16
KOPY KAT


KOPY KAT
TT H st. NE.
SALESLADY. capable of managing
fsndy can y,stS store: s,st state age and eYpper.
sAIEsLADY. eSper.. sheet music de-
partment, permanent position. Apply
SALESLADY, for wholesale gift and
novelty show room. Must be, ex-
these eoa or s.s4T similar pd nes
mission. Opportunity for advanee-
ment. Apply Monday, CAPITOL
SOUVENIR Co, S15 Pa. ave. NV.
SALESLADY, permanent position,
nice salary; experience preferred but
THE FURRIER. OR. $500. III
sALIEEsLADIES. ready-to-wear and
sALESWoMAN for eift shop. Ex-
per. in selling. Perm. position. s.
DAY wk. Local refs. req. MARY
BAYNES GIFTS, 902 14th st. NV.
sALEsWOMEN-The Singer Sewing
Machine Co. have openinss in their
Alexandria and Clarendon stores
Tor alert, attractive and neat
women between 20 and 40 years OF
asc. fItIer lnoSe tnat nave sales
experience ana some knowledge OF
sewing Apply. Mr.. Glenn. 3l01 vii
son blvd. Arlington. lis
SALESWOMEN-The is an excellent
opportunity for saleswomen. some
sales exper. pref, to sell CLASSIFIED
advertising in the telephone direc-
tory. If you are between ages 70
and 35. with a high school educa-
tion (some college training), intel
ligent, self-motivated. enthusiastic,
your progress should be rapid; car is
essential; paid on basis of drawing
account against liberal commissions:
working conditions pleasant. Apply
IND floor. ] 112l 14th st NV,
SANrWICH-SODA GIRLS, colored
drug store refs. Apply in person only
PENN DRUG. 18th and E sts. NV.
SCHOOL DIETITIAN and /or cook
with kitchen staff for Children
summer camp; season June 90 to
August 81. Box 194-C. Star.
SEAMSTRESS, expert. ladies' and
mems. for cleaning store. s.e. vicin-
ity. LU. 1-1343. -lS
SEAMSTRESS--Must be experienced
on mems and ladies' repairs and
alterations. Steady work, good pay
Evening star., 1950-04-16
CLUB DIRECTOR

CLUB DIRECTOR
To organize china, silver and crystal
clubs, full or part time; women en-
ployed make extra money. Tel. RE.
1771 for appointment.
CLUB DIRECTOR
Alert. personable lady who needs at
lease S75 per week and can devote
full time to q nationally sponsored
organization. Previous experience
in teaching. organizing or sales work
an asset. Car necessary. Thorough
training provided. If you qualify
you will have a permanent career
that will enable you to earn an in
come many men will envy. All re-
plies confidential. Write Mr. CUT
LER. Box lac, Star. Give tele-
phone number
COLLECTIONS-Experienced in tele-
phone work. LONGS. 731 7th
cosMETIC DEMoNsTRAToR-wors
in studio. Call RE. 4945. Monday
COUNTER GIRLS, white, for day
and night work. must be neat and
reliable. Good starting salary and
THOMPSON'S EMPLOYMENT OF.
FICE, 9th and e SITS. NV. 3rd floor
DENTAL ASSISTANT, exper. only
capable, eficient. pleasant girl car
name own salary. Box 1890. Star
Evening star., 1950-04-16
MAKE BIG MONEY
5000 Per Week Possible

SZUU Fer week POSSIBLE
HOUSEWIVES welcome with open
arms amazing new control that
ENDS REFRIGERATOR DEFROST-
ING NUISANCE. John West. Cleve;
spare time Many other such ex-
ceptional profit records. Sure-fire
Free Trial Plan. Write for full de-
tails today. D-FROST-O -MATIC
Dept. %. 6 N. Michigan, Chicago 2
Evening star., 1950-04-16
SHAMPOO GIRLS
AND MANICURISTS


Personal interview only. ELIZABETH
ARDEN, l147 Conn. ave. NV.
SHIRT Experienced. to
operate 2.girl unit: apply at
once, RINALDI & LEEMANS, 1926
Georgia ave, SH. $40. IL
SHIRT OPERATORS. experienced.
Apply PALACE LAUNDRY, 9th and
SHOE SALEswoMAN. full and par,
time. experienced. for Hyattsvilie |
newest shoe store. QUALITY SHOE
SHOP, 531S BALTIC. ave.
SHORTHAND TEACHER. 6-S pm
Monday. Wednesday. Friday. down
town location. Box $500 Star.
SILK FINISHER
For retail dry cleaning plant, steady
lob. good pay to a thoroughly ex-
perienced, reliable girl. Apply CEN
TRIAL CLEANERS. 323 Carroll st.
NV. Is
SILK FINISHERS. for dry-cleaning
plant: must be thoroughly expert
Evening star., 1950-04-16
LADIESl

excellent Northwest neighborhoods; !;
earn 81 or more per hour; full or
part time; steady income; regular
customers. AVON COSMETICS
RE S10S - s
Evening star., 1950-04-16

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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1950-06-29
Nests for Hens

Poultry specialists recommend
one individual nest for each five
hens or one community for every
60 to 70 hens.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1950-06-29
Christmas Trees

Properly supervised harvest Of
Christmas trees is beneficial TO the
remaining stands OF trees left to
mature.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1950-06-29
TYPICAL MOTHER.

TYPICAL MOTHER. The
Venango County, Pennsylvania
Camera Club each year holds a
contest for photographers. The
contest this year was won by Will
liam Troxell of Franklin, Pa, son
of Mrs. Thomas w. Troxell of Cal
thersburg. His picture, typifying
the American mother, was judged
a highly interesting character
study. While visiting his mother,
Mr.. Troxell photographed Mrs.
Fannie Williams Fulks of Cal
thersburg, a member of one of the
oldest Montgomery County fam
lilies, and used her picture as his
entry.
Mrs. Fulks is the daughter of
Cordelia Elizabeth Barber and
jeremiah Williams and was born
on the family home at Brownings-
vile in 1876, and educated in the
county schools. She married Mr..
Fulks in 1887 at Etchison and the
couple moved to their home on
Frederick avenue, in Gaithersburg.
Their three children, Elizabeth
(now Mrs. Lawson King); Ruth
MRS. Ruth Brandenburg); and
Irwin. In 1916 the family moved
to their farm on the Washington
Grove road.
There are five grandchildren,
William l. King, Mrs. Betty Jean
Jacobs, Miss Lois King, Thomas
Irwin Fulks, jr. and Miss Diane
Fulks and three great grand chill
dren, Thomas William and Anne
Garrett King and Betsy Jean
Jacobs.
A member of Epworth Metho-
dist Church for many years, Mrs.
Fulks makes her home with her
son and daughter-in-law at 212
south Frederick avenue.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1950-06-29
Howes : Duvall

The marriage of Miss Mary Eliz-
abeth Duvall to Lloyd Wilson
Howes, Jr., took place in a candle
light ceremony in Christ Episcopal
Church, Rockville at six-thirty on
the evening of June "a. Rev. Ray
mond P. Black officiated at the
double ring ceremony. The bride
was given in marriage by her uncle,
Robert Lynn Duvall, with whom
she made her home.
Gowned in white trimmed with
lace and seed pearls, fashioned in
colonial style over hoop skirts, the
bride carried a white satin and
lace prayer book topped with white
gardenias and ribbons tied with
lilies of the valley.
Miss Doris Miles was maid of
honor, wearing a colonial style
gown of peach taffeta and carrying
a fan of peach net tied with white
carnations and lilies of the valley.
The bridesmaids were Miss Janet
Dawson and Miss Doris Curtis.
Misses Barbara and Peggy Duvall,
sisters of the bride, were junior
bridesmaids. Each attendants
gown was made in the same style
as the maid of honor. The flower
girls were the Misses Betty Ann
Beckham and Laura Lee Dagen-
hart, who wore dresses patterned
after the other bridesmaids.
Ushers were Kenyon Maffett,
John Poole, Edwin Cornwell and
Robert Jones.
Following the ceremony, Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Lynn Duvall enter
tanned the wedding guests and
bridal party at a reception in their
home on the Rockville-Norbeck
road.
After a short wedding trip to
Virginia Beach, they will make
their home in Rockville.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1950-06-29
Mrs. Anderson, Sc,
Dies Sunday At
Rockville Home

Funeral services for Mrs. Julia
Vinson Anderson of Rockville were
held on Tuesday, June q in Christ
episcopal Church. The Rev. Ray
mond P. Black conducted the serv-
ice. Interment was in Rockville
Union Cemetery. Mrs. Anderson,
wife of the late George Minor
Anderson, died at her home on
Sunday, June 25, 1850, after an
illness of several months. She was
&c years Of age.
The daughter of the late Fran
ces Prout and John Thomas Vim
son, Mrs. Anderson had lived in
Rockville most of her life. Her
husband had practiced law here
and was with the u. S. Justice
Department at the time of his
death, about thirty years ago.
Mrs. Anderson is survived by a
son, Thomas M. Anderson, Rock
vile attorney; sister, Miss
Mamie Vinson, and a brother, X.
W. Vinson, both of Rockville. Also
surviving are two grandsons,
George M. and Thomas M. An
derson, jr.
Pail bearers were George Peter
Vinson Peter, Robert Peter, AL,
bert Bouic, William Bouic and
DR.. William A. Linthicum.