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HoUsEs-sAlE-vA. (cens.)
ALEX.-$11,3OO

ALEX.-$11,3 800
Brick row, two-story, new and vacant.
Two-bedroom. tile bath. liv. rm.-
din. rm. combination. kitchen with
Bendix washer. Parauet floors, gas
a.-c. heat. utility room. Assume
$4,000. 40 loan. payable S57 80
per month. Call Mr.. Tommasi, Ma.
$500; ewes, OV. $3.50. ~
BOSS & PHELPS, INC.
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COL LoRED-S750 DOWN; mr.. 34tb
and Benning rd. very clean, mod
brick, 8 rms. gas heat. tile bath;
mo. pymts, like rent. ST. 1857
GE. 1904
BRErTERMAN REALTY CO.
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COLORED j.
BEST XMAS PRESENT

For you and your family this lovely
tapestry brick corner home. near
18th and Allison. best NV. section:
2 lge. rms. tile bath. plus rm. and
bath in basement. porches, oil
h.-w.h.; nice yard with fish pond,
owner leaving town. Priced low Tor
quick sale, incl. furn.; SO, 500 down,
bal like rent. DIXIE REALTY CO.,
! MA. $3.50
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MOVE IN AT ONCE

,,,.. 4 BEDRMs.. : BATHs
A nearly-new brick home, modem IN IN
every respect. Choice close-in resi-
Genital area. Call OWNER, CH. I4o1
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SNOW OR RAIN

Transportation Worries?
See this 6-rm. detached Colonial,
Just g. yrs. old, nice size bedrms.
and tile bath, lge. liv. rm., fireplace.
family size dining rm and big
equipped kit; full bsmt.; h.-w.h.;
close-in Va. location. Priced to sell
at S14750. r. L. KANE, INC.
Realtors. AL. 3O13 and Al. 4412;
eyes,, TE. 1862, Ia
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yii,s 9as, Hio'hation. car Sperry-
NEW. PRETTY RAMBLER-s bed.
rms. tiled bath; . rms. take twin
oeds; dole closets with sliding doors
gooo-size lily. rm. with firepl.: The
kN. Is mod. and has a breakfast
all-alec. equip; IsO-ft, frontare
on hard rd; and q cor. lot: quiet st
where children can walk to school
Daddy can get to Wash. in Is min
over Shirley hwy. We consider thi,
= woSG S19o nuy at Slb.150, FHA plan
Mr.. Brown ut TIE. 3445 or ewes
Al 3sb2. CHAS. r. HOOFF, INC,
%lo Prince ST., Alex. Va.
: -ARLINGTON-sEVENTH HEAVEN
Spend Xmas in this nice 5-rm. bunsa- :
low, luSt mile from the Pentagon
Lovely Kitchen, Oil iI-w.h.: nr, bus.
AZ, AZ Quickly. Call OWNER, CH.
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Fort ReIvoir Snecial
HUNTINGTON
NEW HOMES
$3.50 DOWN

Plus settlement and S56 per mo. will
buy, you home In Huntington; !;
prick and shingle construction. gas
neat. bedrms., large closets. tile
bath: CT loan only; conv. to
r.. Belvoir and Pentagon. Sales Of
Drive to south edge of Alesandria
on Y. $; No. highway. turn right
at Huntington sign.
George A. Ford & Co.. Inc.
1926 HUNTINGTON AVE.
OV. 1901 -17
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REVOLUTIONARY
A complete new design in synchro-
nized stone and brick one-leyel
thesda area, featuring patios, cars,
3 bedrms.. 9 baths and many un-
usual appointments not found in
today's conventional houses. Priced
S25. 25O up: :INIER-COUNTY REAL
dY co, INC, OIL. 2101. Open till
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CHEVY CHASE, MD.
WEST OF CONN AVE

~ N3N3Fs III 1t
Groom. 2ia-bath brick: on large,
handicapped lot: slate roof. oil h. W.
heat; 2-car detached brick garage.
DI. 1918 It'll pm.
VIM. H. SAUNDERS CO., INC.
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White Brick Rambler
Comb. din. rm.-liv. rm., beautiful
Kit, 2 nice-sized bedrms, ~ color
full tiled baths firepl., STORAGE attic,
Venetian blinds, nice lot with trees
Avail. immed. Vacant. SI5,o50;
81. 500 down payment.
PAUL E. BUTTERFIELD
Realtor Or o1Oo nnen +;,l q
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'-BEDRM. RAMBLER
CASH DOWN
S9.5O0

Total price with $500 cash needed.
Payments, S45 per mo. A clean.
Tell-built 2-bedrm. Colonial COM
pieteiy equipped. marvellous lot; quick
possession. Call OW QnQn
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LANDOVER HILLS AREA

GANDOVEH HILLS AREA
Vacant 5-rm. brick bungalow: VA
approved for $12.40o: will sell GI
or conventional. Gas heat, lge. lot;
l block bus. Make us an offer.
PRINCE GEORGES REALTY CO,
WA. fi6b6. UN 11Rf IL
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Cheverlv Rambler Sill 95O

Cheverly Rambler, $11,950
designed brick rambler in
new-house condition; spacious living
bination; 2 bright bedrooms and
bath: finished room in expansible
attic; full basement; level lot 6Oxl 90
IT.. Venetian blinds. storm windows
and doors: l block to bus; rare
bargain at $11,95O: reasonable
terms. Call Mr. McGinniss. MA. 5OO5
or TU. 1888 evenings.
FREDERICK w. BERENS
SALES, INC, 1920 X ST. NV.
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UNIVERSITY PIX. MD.

8 bedrooms. den. ga bathsi This
brand new 2-story brick home must
be sold this week. Take over a 4es
Gl loan.N Priced to sell at S22 $50
with only $5,10O down. Don't
miss 1t! For appt. consult Mr.
Nicnols, MA. 60O5 or NO. 2117
FREDERICK w. BERENS
SALES. INC. 1920 X ST. NV.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.
S495 DOWN

ltv. rm.. two bed.
rms, mod. bath. dinette-kit. with
heat: completely insulated; "A block
to school on busline: immed. pos
session: terms less than rent
KENSINGTON REALTY CO., LO
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4 BEDRMS., 2 BATHS
Charming prewar brick Colonial. large
corner lot: through center hall, ~
It. liv. rm., spacious din. rm. and
large kit. with space for breakfast
set; 4 bedrms.. 2 baths; full bsmt.,
Oil a.-c. heat; wonderful location;
near bus, stores and schools. Only
Phillip B. Key Co., Realtors
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HOUSES FOR sALE-s.W.

COLORED
$50 DOWN
4-room brick. $3.50 monthly. 900
Golden st. MA. 7772. or RIA. 44s2
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
EVANSVILLE

Beautiful masonry cottage; liv. rm.
with flrepl.; din. rm.. KIT. and pam
try: 2 bedrms: on lst a.; bsdrm,.
gas heat; lavatory In bsmt.: 2-car
garage; beautiful lot. S13,500,
$1,000 down.
PAUL E. BUTTERFIELD
Realtor. OR. 2100. Open til 8 PM.
Evening star., 1950-12-19

Come scurNng in Jeeffs hos wide and Wonderful COL
lection Of l6rb (thots for procticoI sonta Chrstmoy
umbrellas every kind, every pottern every color you could
Imogne and every style Of handle from sophisticated
crook to eIomorous little eeIed designs Choose for your
Mother, your Wife, your eoy coed!
Sotn border umbrella with simulated tortoise boIhonde S5o5
Modern out-ou hondeo on jacquard patterned umbrella S5e5
Poid umbrella with flower set in Iuce knob hondeS5o5
JeleSeet Floor Street. representative selections at
JeHefs Shrlington and Super Spring
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|S8O,313 Bid Accepted
On Parking LOT Lease
Al 9Th and Indiana

The Commissioner yesterday
accepted an S8o.313 offer to lease
a CITY, -owned parking lot at Sixth
street and Indiana avenue NV
until November 80, 1851, after a
previous lessor abandoned the
project.
The lease goes to Julius Sirkis
trading as the B. & J. Parking
Service. 308 Sixth street NV, for
the unexpired 19-month portion
of the two-year term originally
awarded Grand Plaza Parking
Area, Inc.
Grand Plaza, headed by Ben
Wollberg, signed a two-year lease
starting last December /, at IS 1852
a month. Mr.. Wollberg said that
except for the first month, how
ever, tire company lost money and
went about $1,000 in the red. Mr..
SirkiS' offer calls for $4,227 a
month, beginning May /.
After Grand Plaza notified the
Commissioners it intended to dis
continue operating the lot, the
city solicited bids for the remain
ing term. Mr.. Sirkis' offer was
the second highest, but the high
bidder protested that his bid was
erroneous.
Meanwhile, the Commissioners
order noted, Grand Plaza on May
/. without the consent of the
District, evidenced on abandon
ment of its occupation of said
parking lot by placing Julius
Sirkis IN actual occupation and
possession thereof
The order said the city heads
never agreed to accept the at
tempted surrender of the lot by
Grand Plaza to the District, but
notified Grand Plaza that the Dis
trict considers it bound for pay
ment of the total rent for the
entire tWo-year term.
Bids were sought for the rest
of the term to minimize "the
damages sustained by the District
by the breach of contract on the
part of Grand Plaza Parking Area
Inc" and the city will credit the
rental collected from the success
full bidder to the obligation OF
Grand Plaza, the order stated.
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Baltimore Jurisf, IA, Weds'
New Jersey Woman, 46
BY the Associated Press

BALTIMORE. May l0.-The
marriage of Judge Eugene
O'Dunne, 74-year-old dean of the
Baltimore bar and a retired cir
cult judge, to Helen Keep of East
Orange, n. j., and Ogunquit. Me,
was announced here today by
members of his family.
They gave the brides age as 46
and said the ceremony was per-
formed today at the Catholic
Church of Our Lady of Sorrows
at South Orange, N. j.
Judge O'Dunne stepped down
from the Supreme bench of Bal
timore when he reached the man
datory retirement age of 10 but
continued an active figure in le-
gal activities.
He has home in Baltimore and
a summer cottage at Blue Ridge
Summit. Pa.
Evening star., 1950-05-10

Stir together VI cup mayonnaise, 4
Tablespoons eutsup, z tablespoons fresh
lemon Juice, z tablespoons chopped
sweet pickle. Serves 6-8.
Can't count the ways a good squeeze
of lemon helps good cooking Makes
blandvegetables taste garden-fresh,
and fruit juices twice as refreshing.
Brings out the bouquet of tea, the
rich flavor of steak, and the temp
tation of tart-sweet desserts. Keep
Sunkist lemons on your shopping
list!
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ing, and sanitary, too, after a Clorox
rinse. And that means added pride
in your kitchen; added protection
for your family's health!
Clorox is equally effective in rou.
tine cleaning of bathroom, too.
And what would women do with
out Clorox on washdayi In addition
to making white and color-fast cot
tons and linens snowy-white. color
bright, it removes stains, deodorizes.
makes linens sanitary. And because
Clorox bleaches so gently it con-
SerueS your linens, gives them a
longer lease on life! Take my ad-
vice. Get bottle of Clorox and dis.
cover for yourself the many Won
derful uses of this fine product,
You'I find them listed on the Clorox
label.
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to digest, a special advantage for
morning ruSh-erS.
On "late" mornings, you'll appre-
ciate Enriched 5 Minute Cream of
Wheat. which cooks completely in
s minutes of boiling. 1t furnishes
extra body builders, too-Vitamin
81, Iron, Calcium and Phosphorus.
child's Delight: Worm Cream Of
Wheat" topped with cubes Of cherry
selufin, served with milk.
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coffee that's fresh-roasted, fresh.
ground, freSh-brewed.
And you'll enjoy the last cup in
the can as much as the first! New
G. Washington's flavor and fresh.
ness are sealed in by G. Washington's
exclusive process so you can't lose
the flavor or freshness even after
you open the can. Yes-for instant
coffee with the full flavor and
aroma of pure coffee made the
slow, old-fashioned way-get New
G.. Washington's. Have a perfect
cup of coffee every time.
Evening star., 1950-05-10

The Trinidad Boys Club tumb-
ling team will give an exhibition
at the May Festival of Region l of
the District Recreation Depart
ment at $50 o'clock tonight at
the Rosedale Playground, Seven
teenth and RoSedale streets NE.
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Boy TumbIers to Give Show Choir to Give ReetoIs

The choir of the Incarnation
Catholic Church will give recitals
featuring grand opera selections
at $50 pm. tomorrow and Friday
in the parish hall. 1912 Browning
place NE. to benefit the church s
building fund.
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De REsoURcEFUL, MOTHER :

DocToRs D1sAPPRovE of skimpy
~ breakfasts. So tempt your FAM
lily with hot, hearty Cream of
Wheat. it gives you lots of food
energy for a bustling morning. The
delicious Cream of Wheat" flavor
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for every taste! There are ttUo choc-
olates: nlilk-chocolGty Royal Choc-
olate Pudding, and the dark and
ertrG -chocolaty Royal Dark m
Sweet Chocolate. Then there are
Vanilla and Butterscotch, too.
Deinty Serving: Fill baked and cooled
tort shells with prepared and cooled
Royul Chocolate Pudding. Sprinkle top
with chopped nvtmeats.
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q e / ! C ! o u S | y
S m o o t h ,
ere a m y It e X
tured tre is.
And, you know,
these puddings
give more Food
Energy than the
sweet, fresh milk
you make them
q
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fvl If you add dash Of ground cinno
or celery seeds, mixed with cream
cheese, make a delicious, aromatic
spread for small erispy erockers-ond
tempting stvffine for celery. More
good tips today. Just read on.
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before cooking,
then garnish the
platter with fat
wedges of lemon.
And when baked
fish is dry -ish, I
like this sauce:
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gredient to add,
for this famous
mustard, known
to fine cooks
everywhere, gives
any dressing the
tang men love.
It's EASY To mix
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"JUsT A CUP or COFFEE"

:. .. but when that's all you want,
you want it perfect. So take a tip
from expert chefs, try New Instant
G. Washington's. Then you'll SAVIOR
top quality coffee-the full flavor Of
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der, bake in a shallow pan
till the bacon's crisp.
What marks BinB Mush-
rooms as special is their
mountaineering flavor.
They're the choicest hot
house variety and the only
mushrooms broiled in but
ter. Picked at flavor peak,
BinBs are broiled in pure
creamery butter to a savory
brown-then packed in their
own broth. And since there's
nothing to peel or trim-no
tDGSte-BinBs are easy on
your purse. You can add
their party touch to many a
plain meal. In 3 styles, too.
Whole Mushroom Crowns,
Sliced Mushrooms, Chopped
Mushrooms.
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and smoothneSs
puts everyone in
good humor, too
as good eating
always does. And
this thrifty FAM
ilu cereal ic ca Su
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polished white
rice that has not
lost its B vita
Minis! They're
sealed into each
grain by a COM
Y,1ntol1, n oar nv
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M u S h -
r o o m
Crowns
a n d
b a c o n
SOU ares
on skew
ers, flick
with cur
nv pOW-
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When You Shop For Fish
don't forget Sunkist lemons! The
tang of fresh lemon is Natures owr
seasoning, rich with vitamins. rub
fish inside and out with lemon juice
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FORTUNATE CHILDREN

get lots of Royal Puddings. They
like them so much! Grown ups
think they're superb eating, too
because Royal Puddings are such
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START WITH A GOOD BASE

like Underwood Deviled Ham.
and it's so easy to make delicious
sandwiches, canapes, egg dishes and
lots of other things. The high dual.
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FRENCH DRESSING
TALKED-ABOUT MUSH.
ROOMS

are delicious BinBs-
they make hot party appe-
Tiers so tempting. Like
these: Alternate 3 Whole
Evening star., 1950-05-10

always Cne Cenuer, PINK meat Ir0m
WHOLE ham minced and blended
with secret mixture of condiments
and spices. It is economical to buy,
easy to use and you can get it at
almost all grocery stores. And it is
so versatile. For instance, for a
salad try these
Stuffed Eggs: HoIvs 3 hard-eoeked eggs
iengthwiss. Remove yolks, mash 10
smooth paste with a con Of Underwood
DeViled Ham, I teaspoon mixed mus
ford, few drops lemon juice, and
tablespoon melted butter. Refill whites.
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room shell. Only
q few pennies a
box to Gle an
teeth safely and
t h ro u gh ly!
Baking Soda is
accepted by the
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Council on Therapeutics, American
Dental Association as dentifrice.
Soda's alkalizing action helps fight
acid-forming bacteria that may
cause tooth decay. An effective
mouth wash and gargle too!
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Ho,v To Influence Families

to eat more salads: toss the good
crisp green's with a downright zesty
dressing. A teaspoon of Colman's
(dry) Mustard is the best zip in
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elusive process. And this rice cooks
to fluffy white perfection without
rinsing, draining, or steaming-
every grain separate. Hot or cold,
Uncle Ben'S Rice is never gummy.
Enioy it in
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JE55|E'5N&|,z;izz.4;1es'e9s&1 Z, e g 9s1E

Flavor Tips To Remember: ID Tougher Of steak
tose better and tender you mornoe them for
about hour lemon Juice O Sweet potatoes wonder
dash Of ground cinnamon when you mash them t3 Coowoy
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Rice with Differences

superior difference-iS this richer,
more nutritious rice I want you to
try. It's Uncle Ben's Concerted
Long Grain Rice. Here at last is a
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DELICIOUS MEAT BALLS.

Mix Va cup cooked Uncle Ben's Rice with
1H2 lbs. ground beef, VI cup each finely
chopped onion ond green pepper, VA
teaspoons sals, dash Of pepper. Shape
into balls, place in creased boxing dish
and cover with one con somoto SOUP
and eqvul amounf Of wafer. Bake, COW.
cred, Va hours in 3oo'F. oven.
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ity Of this ia
m Gus spre I'd
originated near
ly 100 years ago
has been main
tanned for gen.
erations. It is
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WHO PAYS A BIG PRICE

.. for a dentifrice? Not me, not
when Arm g. Hammer or Cow Brand
Baking Soda is right on my bath
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your own homemade dressing. You
need only these simple "makings"
the can of Colman's for special
flavor!
FRENCH DRESSING
teaspoon salt teaspoons sugar
2 teaspoons Coman's Dry Mustard
IA teaspoon paprika l whole Glove
10 cup lemon juice / cup salad oil
Mix dry ingredients with lemon juice in COW
cred jar. Add oil. Shake vigorously before
using.
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You're PrOMder of Your
Kitchen when it's Clorox- clean!
For Clorox bleaches, brightens, re-
moves stains, deodorizes, disinfects!
DishclothS, mops, drainboards, sink,
refrigerator and linoleum floor are
all cleaner-looking, fresher-smell-
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1950-05-04
Mrs. James Schroeder

The variable weather of April is
now a thing of the past, we hope!
Last week was certainly a teaser
with day of rain and cold, then
sunshine and heat. Guests from
the south in town were compelled
to wear fur jackets one day and
sunsuits the next. The local foil;
just went about complaining.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Davis have
returned from their winter sojourn
in Florida.
j. Forest Walker is spending
most of the week in Chicago where
he is attending the Liquor Con-
vention being l.eld there.
Mrs. William McBain had as
guests on Sunday, Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur Berkeley Otley and daugh-
ter Betty and son Jack of Hyatts-
vile.
On Thursday Mrs. T. w. Troxell,
Mrs. William Faber, Miss Anne
Webb and Mrs. William McBain
were guests of Mrs. Gerge Wise
and Mrs. Reuben Wise in Wash
ington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dick Diamond who
had been visiting relatives and
friends in Gaithersburg and Rock
vile have returned to their home
in Miami.
Frank T. Fairbanks is visiting
in the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Byron
Miller on Frederick avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. T. Meyer form
erly of Diamond avenue, have
moved to Kensington this week in
to their new home.
Mrs. George Darby and her son,
George, spent the past week end
in North East visiting her mother,
Mrs. H. S. Davis. Mrs. Davis has
returned to town with her daugh-
ter and will visit here for awhile.
Mrs. Hugh Walker spent from
Wednesday through Sunday in
Silver Spring with her nephew and
niece, Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Will.
liams.
Mrs. Byron Stevens of Philadel-
phia was in town over the past
weekend visiting her mother, Mrs
G. T. Wells.
Mrs. Murray Walker, Mrs
Jessie Crawford, Mrs. Mae Briggs
and DR.. W. d. Barnett were among
members of Pentalpha Chapter
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1950-05-04
Slate OF Officers For
Civic Federation To
Be Chosen Monday

A nominating committee to
choose a slate Of officers for next
year will be named at the regular
meeting of the Montgomery Coun-
ty Civic Federation Monday night
at 8 o'clock in the Bethesda Ele-
mentary School.
President Herbert Eaton has
asked all member associations to
certify their new delegates because
the bylaws specify that no one but
duly certified delegate can serve
on the nominating committee.
The nominating committee will
bring in its selections at the JuEe
meeting Of the federation, at which
time election will be held. Plans
also are being made for a Silver
Anniversary banquet of the fedora
tion in June, probably at the Ken
wood Country Club, President
Eaton said.
An information report on the
Board of Education's proposed
bursot for the t95O-51 fiscal year
will be presented by the Fedora
tion's Schools Committee, of which
Russell Whyte is chairman.
A special meeting of the Fedora
tion's Legislative Committee prob
ably will be called sometime during
May to study legislation that is to
be considered by the County Coun-
Gil.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1950-05-04
= Cedar Grove =
Mrs. Philip Watkins

Attending the Seneca Baptist
Association meeting, held in Hag-
erstown on Tuesday, we're Mrs.
Guy Watkins, Mrs. Wilbur Wat
kins and Mrs. Mary Beall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maynard Watkins
spent the weekend with their
daughter and son-in-law, Mr.. and
Mrs. Roy Kaufman in Washing
ton.
The Cedar Grove Homemakers
Club will meet at the home of Mrs.
Wilbur Watkins, jr. on Monday
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Watkins and
family and Harry Watkins visited
Mr.. Watkins sister and brother-in-
law, Mr.. and Mrs. Otis Hendrick-
son, Of Urbana Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Florence Nicholson cele-
brated her 80th birthday at her
home on Saturday.
Mrs. Jesse Nicholson has been
made a director of the Farm
Womans Market following a meet
ing Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald Arnold at
tended the Masonic dance at the
Bethesda Country Club Friday eve
ming as guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. AL
fred Lagasse Of Rockville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Watkins we're
dinner guests on Thursday evening
Of Mrs. Watkins sister and
brother-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Will
fred Koontz.
Mrs. Philip Brown is entering
Sibley Hospital for major oper-
alton on Wednesday.
A large number Of parents at
tended the P T A at Damascus
High School on Monday evening.
The highlight Of the program was
the first showing Of pictures taken
az the dedication Of the new school.
The Mems Youth Fellowship
Group met on Wednesday evening
in the social hall Of Salem Metho-
dist Church for its regular monthly
meeting.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1950-05-04
In AROUND noU GAITHERSBURG
Mrs. James Schroeder Gaithersburg 442
Gaithersburg 442

O.E.S., who attended few of the
sessions of the Grand Chapter
Session of the Eastern Star in Bal
timore last week. Mrs. Walker is
Matron of the local Chapter this
year.
Col. and Mrs. John C. Wilson of
Richmond, Ky. are visiting Mr..
and Mrs. Harold Ward.
Miss Kathleen Schroeder was
tie pianist for the installation
ceremonies held for Kensington's
newly instituted Jobs Daughter
Bethel on Saturday evening.
Mrs. Emma King was hostess
Tuesday evening to the Philatk,ea
Glass of Grace Church at the regu-
lar monthly meeting. The program
was conferred around Mothers Day.
Plans are underway for the an
nual Spring Roundup of children
who are entering the kindergarten
or first raGe for the first time in
the Gaitl1ersburg area. The date
has been set for Wednesday, May
"a, and all children who will he
five or six years of age before No
vember 1, should attend. Further
details will he given next week.
Weekend guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
David Smith, on Frederick ave-
nue., were Colonel Lloyd Mathies
and his daughter, Miss Helen
Mathies. The Mathies are now liv-
ing at Aberdeen Proving Grounds.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Gruver
entertained. for their daughter,
Ann, to celebrate her sixth birth
day on Saturday. Guests were
Brenda Martin, Jimmy and Judy
Bean, Dan and Harry Smith, Leslie
Smith, Carol and Clark Gehring,
Jeanne, Martha and Bobbie Oster-
wise, Tommy Galbreatke, Marian
H a g an, Margaret Bordeaux,
Patsy Bohrer. :;
Weekend guests in the Gruver
home were Mrs. Gruver's mother,
Mrs. Mary Ball; her sister, Miss
LaVonne Ball; and Miss Fay
Brown, of Lewistown, Pa. After
noon guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
William Creighton and son, Dirck
of Winchester, Va.
Mrs. Maize Boyd spent the week.
end with her sister, Mrs. Ethel
Ross in Washington.