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Evening star., 1950-05-14
Austrian Bishop Renamed
After Rejecting Posi-
BY the Assoeioted Press

VIENNA. Austria, May 13.-
Msgr. Franz Jachym. who refused
on April % to be consecrated
archbishop coadjutor of the
Roman Catholic Church in Austria,
has been reappointed by Pope
Plus XII, church sources here an
nounced today.
The informants said another
ceremony of conservation will be
held in "the very near future" in
st. Stephens Church. It was be-
fore the altar Of that church. just
as Theodor Cardinal Innitzer was
preparing to consecrate him a
bishop three weeks ago. that Msgr.
Jachym abruptly refused.
He informed the cardinal, whose
assistant he is to be, that he felt
himself unworthy" to be a bishop.
Msgr. Jachym was not available
for comment today. Church in
formants who announced his re-
appointment commented, how
ever: There is no doubt he will go
through with the ceremony this
time"
Evening star., 1950-05-14

The Colonial Danes Of Ameri-
ca have placed a plaque on the
garden wall of Evermay, the home
of F. Lammot Belin, at 1923
Twenty-eighth street NV, to
stress its historical significance.
The plaque says Samuel David
son, "a Scot of original character, ,"
bought the site and built Evermay
in1792 with proceeds of the sale of
lands he owned here. These lands
included part of the present site
of the White House and Lafayette
Square.
The Colonial Danes also plan to
place a plaque at Rock Creek
Parish Presbyterian Church.
Mr.. Davidson was buried in a
corner of Evermay which now
belongs to Oak Hill Cemetery.
His estate passed to a nephew in
Scotland, Lewis Grant. who &C
Evening star., 1950-05-14

the information Of these persons
who may have real business on
the premises. there is a good and
convenient gate. But Mark. ! do
not admit mere curiosity an er-
rand of business. Therefore.
beg and pray Of all my neighbors
to avoid Evermay as they would
a den of devils. or rattlesnakes,
and thereby save themselves and
me much vexation and trouble. Z"
Evening star., 1950-05-14
3 Youths to Descend
Whole Nile i'm Kayaks

MWANZA, Tanganyika.-Three
brave young Frenchmen are pre-
pairing to sail down the 3,300-
mile course of the Nile-from
Lake Victoria to the Mediterra-
nean-in kayaks. They say it
will be the first attempt of its
kind and, if successful, will set
a world distance record for a river
descent in kayaks.
Evening star., 1950-05-14
Pageant Set for Wednesday

The May Day pageant of Re
gion One. sponsored by the Di-
vision of Neighborhood Centers OF
the District Recreation Depart
ment, will be held at S pm
Wednesday at the Watts Branch
Playground. Sixty second and
Banks street NV.
Evening star., 1950-05-14

cepted the condition that he move
to Georgetown and assume the
Davidson surname.
Mr.. Belin is the fifth owner of
the property. He restored Ever
may in 1924.
The "Scot of original charac-
ter" gave evidence of his person.
ality when he had the following
notice published in 1910 in 9
newspaper here:
"Evermay proclaims
Take care, enter not her.
For punishment is ever near.
Whereas, the height called
Evermay, adjoining this town. Ii
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University you know Also had glimpse OF Wanda Owens
looking only fine her wAFs uniform How long win you be around
town Wanda? And did Barbara Fields
here you know.
The unO Score Christmas that held Friday
Der ~ at the home president truly
holiday affair c Included among many present enjoy
themselves Shirley Kyle Dolores BeaSley
Brewngton Mary 10 Howell Jewell Beck Jackie
lin, Al Durand, Christopher and others.
Missed Ewing Margaret
Johnson. but guess they couldn't make IT,
Hot wafes sausaGes along many
Treatments and everyone concerned had n good time
party was given in honor Of Theresa Bailey her
Saturday December 2Srd Besides OF the
the list included Blossom formerly Ralph
Jones. Eddie Davis Bob Giles
Have you syvania in town Also
heard that David Hankerson Maurice Henderson docking
fine for words) around cities Hope
and Minneapolis pleasant
The Percy Villa 18th Boys
Sunday Dec Path at the Ncoet hotel lin the Minnesota
the dinners
time The dining decorated lovely
including everything from baked turkey and dressing to
pie topped with large Of whipped
treat of the week far Duane and and
boys girls concerned.
The program included magic tricks Young
dahl led the and Christmas
Percys Herbert speech" that
and admeS him for the wonderful things that he has done for the
youth OF the cities and truly they
thoroughly themselves night
Henry Thomas
spd wedding application paper evening
for Gertrude Gardner and Henry shocy Congratulations TO
guess everything except this this the last
column of Twin City Flashes have position
ingto C do TO know however
joyed giving the happenings
hope that have kept informed
unpleasantness anything
Gee 1t might strike Of
thing homesck before
got OF 100 percent I'm going TO miss all Of Myrene
Past and Present (good luck
umns statements from Duke
Tuesday right every time getting
last word in when talking TO Walter Lowe
To Mr. Newman thank much for helpful cciSms
and suggestions for all Of the little things
dom 70
to make stay the Spokesman staff truly
joyable for loosely
that certainly have lot Of people
previous period everyone drop a
chance and not TO forget
City Flashes correspondent Charlotte OF
s. III BE- looking the formal
New Years Eve and New Years
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Additional Social and
Personal News

Miss EuhlCe McQueTTy, Evans
Vile ChiiaGo, arrived In the city
Thursday, Dec. Il To spend the
Christmas holiday Visiting her
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Morton Nc.
Query. 4OaS Clinton Ave. So. Miss
McQuerry viii leave for her home
New Years day.
Mr. Leroy Martin of Mexico
City who arrived Thursday. Dec
~ TO spend the Christmas holiday
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs, w.
l.. Martin, 4l6 ST Anthony Ave.
and his sons. Leroy Jr.. and Ro-
bert Martin OF Minneapolis. Mar
tin left by plane Wednesday. Dec.
a for Mexico City.
Pride Of the West Chapter No
o OES held its annual Christmas
Party Tuesday. Dec. 20 at the
new home OF Mrs. BeRsie Lewis,
1929 Fourth Ave So. Among the
members present were Mines. Don
LRFaucette. Mary Stewart, Ho-
bart Mitchell. f. q, Harris. Willis
Gates. Felix Fogg. w. d. Shepard,
Harriet Webster. Bessie Lewis.
Guests present were Mines J II.
Williams, Lewis Scaton, Miss
Francis Barnett, MeaHrH, Don La
Faucette and Hobart Mitchell
Games were played throughout
the evening. Refreshments were
served.
Rev. and Mru. q. w. Mcconnell,
5I2 Colfax Ave No. had a family
reunion Christmas dinner. Mon
day. Dec. 20 at their home.
Mrs, Rose Young. GOT Olson
Highway, returned 10 the city
Wednesday, Dec. 20 after visiting
In Memphis. Tenn. and St Louis
Mo Mrs Young attended the
ConvocAtiun that was held In Ten
ncssec.
The POksRO Gang. met at the
home OF Mrs. Il. y. MOuldcn, 3s4s
Fourth Ave. So. Tuesday evening.
Dec 20 for their Christmas party.
out Of town guests were Mrs
Mary FRrCett. Omaha, Neb.. and
Mrs Lucille Miller, Minneapolis
Gifts were exchanged and an en-
ioyable evening was spent by all
Refreahments were served.
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The Los Caballeros are giving
their Queen Of Hearts dance at
the Junior Pioneer Hail Feb, ltth,
Al Of YOU girls ought to think
about running for Queen, know
some Of the priEes and they really
arr whoppers, The Queen just
might get TO SO TO Chicago for a
week end e, Rev. Carroll and
RoSamond Miller are gazing to bali
in Kansas City for = few weeks
Everybody knows that Malcolm
Dadc, Barbara Fields and brewer
Clark are home for Christmas ,
Gloria Williams had n few kids In
at 40 q, IN. Monday morning.
We had a real nice time, Jean
Schoneld and Norman Carter
were married Dee. cath 60,
Johnny o'Neal got hltched Dec,
2Strd Well, Kids, ! hate TO
say that this II all ! have. but
I've got to say Il, So long until
next week,
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PAST AND PRESENT
BY NIyrrAeac Anoa

HI Kids! Well. the news is pop.
pin, but l can't print Il, (Smilcl
Rosamond Miller received n
beautiful cigarette case and
lighter from Robert Banham FOR
Christmas Looks like Roland
GriSSam Is corresponding with
quite u few people. (orRck)
l had quite gathering at my
house Christmas Eve, My Mama
and Papa announced my engage
ment to a few OF my intimate
friends. Some Of the people To help
tear up my house were; Harrison
Williams. Barbara Fields. Elmer
Morris, Sonny Morris. Lucy Nor.
rts, Pete VAssAr. Beverly Jones,
Stanley Williams. Chuck VIII
liams, Don Williams, Gloria va.
hams, Mary Carroll and Bill
Coins Looks like l inherited
another cousin. kemuel Ellis and
MRrlcne Allen informed the fam.
lily that they are married
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Twin City Flashes
BY CHARLOTTE Perfect

Hello Friendly very having pnup,
hookup and couple Pup
thus formerly Mildred MoMard
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entertained Mr.. and Mrs. f. J.
Brown, Mrs. Eddie Boyd and Mr..
Clarence Hughes at dinner Sun
day afternoon. Dec. "a.
Rev. and Mrs. Elijah Hendcr.
son, 1929 Bryant Ave. No, had as
dinner guests Christmas day.
their cousins, Mr.. and Mrs. Luth.
err H Dennis. 2442 Fifth Ave. So,
and their adopted daughter and
son-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. William
NJ. Shaw HOS Aldrich Ave. No.
MIR. and Mrs. Earl Sims and
Mrs. Ella Washington, 4o4O
Fourth Ave. So, spent Christmas
at the home Of Mr. and Mrs. Mar
Gus II. Jackson. 1915 Smelling SO.
Mrs, Washington had not been out
away from home for three years
due TO illness She is the mother
Of Mrs. Sims and Mrs. Jackson,
Upon returning home in the eve
ming Mr.. Sims received word from
Omaha. Neb.. notifying him OF
the death Of his sister, Mrs. Am
ella Smith.
A Christmas eve party was held
at the home OF Mrs. Lucille Shaw,
534 Aldrich Ave. No, Sunday,
Dec, "a Among those present
were Messrs. and Mines. Jimmy
TOliver. st. Paul. MINI. Robert
CURLY. Vester Barnell. Edward
Cater, Dies Moines. Iowa: Vernon
BarneI and Edward Mandervtlle:
Mines Richard Ross. Helen
Smith; Messrs. Freddy Pelmore
and Edward Long.
MIR. and Mrs. o. b. williams,
4446 First Ave. So, are expected
to return to the city Thursday.
Dec % from Mexico City. Mr.. and
Mrs. Williams have been out of
town for three weeks.
Recruit Harlan Russell. station
ed at Camp Rucker. Ala, spent
the holidays visiting his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harlan T. Russell,
5049 James Ave. No. Harlan ar
rived in the city Sunday, Dec. "a
and left for camp Wednesday,
Dec. 81.
A seven pound baby girl was
born to Mr.. and Mrs Morris
Shields, 4O4s Clinton Ave. So, at
Maternity Hospital. Saturday.
Dec. IS
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81. Anthony Ave, lctt Christmas
Eve for her home.
Misses CoRnle brown, Mary Lou
Siscmorc, EarlynC Neal and Con.
ME i'm left this week for Mason
CITY, Iowa where they will visit
rriativrs and friends over the
holidays
Pfc. Wanda OWcRa OF the
WAFS, stationed at Scott Air
Force BaRc In spending the hOli.
days with her parents, MIR. and
Mrs. y Vincent Owens. s27 sclby
Ave Miss Owens viii leave today
on the return trip to Scott Field.
The I.oafrFa Club entertained
Johnny o'Neal at n stag Party
Friday. Dec. ~ at the home Of
Edgar Pillows, T2S Rondo Ave.
Mr.. and Mira. JunluA POwri Of
0od lglchRrt held n Christmas din.
ncr Dec, 20, Those present were
MeSsrs and Mines, George Shan.
non: Mines Loretta Williams,
Lucille Weber, MLAae6 Helen WI.
Hams, Linda shannon and o.
borne Buckley.
Miss Beverly RlFk Of p37 81.
Anthony Ave. entertained a group
Of friends at q Christmas party,
Dec 20,
Mr.. and Mira, Peter Robinson Of
900 Iglehart win observe their
18th Anniversary Thursday, Jan.
uary I,
Mr. Nelson BAIlcRGrF Sr. Of bI2
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Daughters Of Isis
Entertain Friends
Al Holiday Party

The Daughter Of Isis, FCEEan
Court No, 7. entertained husbands
and friends at q Christmas Party
In the CaAsiua Bamboo Room,
Tuesday night, December 10
The Court under the leadership
Of Mrs. Martha Clayburn rctir,
ing commAndrcas gave one Of the
most delightful Christmas parties
In It's history.
Guest list including members
were MeHsrA, and Mines James
Green. William Helm, Lucius
Stewart, A, u. Wright, Don La
Faucette. Ernest bearing, u, v,
Henderson, James Lynn. Vincent
Shepard, La Purccllc Green, vii
liam EnElund. James Ward. John
Lawrence, Thomas Jones, Spencer
Shivers. Hobart r Mitchell. Felix
Fogg. Henry Joscy, Earl Neal.
Theodore Woodland and John l..
Nellie,
And Mines, Martha Clayburn,
Alice Brown. ZellA Shepherd, John
Jackson. BeAaie I1rwtA, Zephyr
Turner. zalitA Hamilton. Dorothy
Maddox. George Banks Jr,. Esther
Porter. Wayne UPteErove, Leila
Mae Robbins, Romeo Gresham.
Bessie RAtliff, Edith Moulden.
Viola Madden, Carl Wade. Deasie
Clemmons.
And the Misses Ryllar Clayburn
and McasrH Raymond w. Cannon.
Charles ID, Doty. Lester Wheeler
and Bruce Hall
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Rev. NJ. l. Simmons, Thomas
Jones, and Hobart T. Mitchell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Patton
370S Fifth Ave. So, left the city
Friday. Dec. % for Des Moines
Iowa to attend the family re.
union Of the Pattons. Mrs. Patton
Is the former Miss Dolores vii.
hams.
Leon Biles Jr., Scott Air Force
Base. Ill. arrived in the city Fri
day, Dec. ~ to spend the Christ
mas and New Year holidays with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs, Leon
Biles ST.. 1908 So. Sixth St. Biles
a veteran OF World War IL is a
civilian employee in admlnistra-
tive duties al the base. he will be
in the cIly Tor eleven days.
Mr.. AID MRS. Hymie Adm of
1921 TnIrd Ave. So, entertained
the members OF MRS. Adhn's fam
lily at a Christmas party, Dec. IS.
During the festivities the engage
ment of AIyrrhene Allen and NAL
colin Daue was announced, also
the marriage OF Marlene Allen
and hemueI kIlls. Among those
present were AIessrs. and Mines.
Willis Clark, Albert Allen Sr., Al
bert Alien Jr., Norman DAVIS,
Theodore Alien, Robert Jones,
Misses Norma and Penelope An
derSon, hAulrme Allen, Messrs.
Byron IOulls and Reginald Allen.
Mr.. anu n4rA Howard Williams,
39OS CLINTON ave. so, joined their
family IA celebrating Christmas
at the home of Mr.. Williams
mother and brother, 1922 Port
land Ave, Monday. Dec. IS. A
lovely dinner was served and en-
joyed by all.
Mrs. sadie Fisher, 40 Highland
Ave. No. had as guests for Christ
mas dinner, Mr.. and Mrs. Howard
Darnell, Mines. Emma Sims
Gladys Barnett and Mr.. James
Sims, Monday, Dec. 20.
Miss Myrtle Potter. and Mrs. r.
B. Moulden, 384S Fourth Ave. So,
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Carroll Ave-. recently underwent
surgery for an emergency appen-
dectomy at Ancker hospital, At
the present HIS condition Is i'm
proving,
MIaacs Beverly Carroll and
RoSamond Miller left this week
for Kansas City Missouri where
they will vacation until January
I.
Tany and RrARcla stone were
the dinner guests Of Michael and
Jolecn Robinson OF 9ee IgIshart
Ave Dec. 10.
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Miss Rita Cisco, $40 Girard
Ave. No. daughter Of MrE MAble
Cisco Curtis, left the city Natur.
day morning, Dec. % for Bloom
ingtOn. m, 10 spend tho Christ
mas and New Year Holidays
with her father, r A Cisco Miss
Cisco viii return 10 the city In
two weeks
Mrs. Rose Young, GOT Olson
Highway. had as dinner guests
Christmas day. Rev and Mrs. ~
W. Bolts and Rev. J. w. Graham,
Mrs w MCGeo Of Milwaukee and
the rest Of her family.
Opt Edward !. white IT,, ar
rived In the city December II 10
spend 30 days home with his
mother. Mrs. r.. q. White. sol
Cedar Ave So. Cpl White has
almost completed two years with
the Air Force. lie has been sta
toned at Briggs Air Base. Mrs.
White and son were the Christ
mas dinner guests NJ the home Of
Mr., and Mrs LEON Ellis brother
Of Mrs white
MT~. Oscar Graves and son Of
Denver. Colorado, niece Of Mr. r..
g. MouIden, arrived ~ the city
ThursdAy evening, Dec. n % join
her husband who has been here
for four months Mr. and Mrs
Graves are stopping at the home
Of Mrs John Cooper 3435 Fourth
Ave so
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Mr.. Oscar Howard. Tuskegee,
Ala. arrived in the city Thurs
day. Dec. Fl TO visit his wife and
baby. Mrs. Josephine Howard
1921 Fourth Ave. so.
Mrs. X. b. Smith, 3s45 Clinton
Ave. So, left the city Monday
evening, Dec. 20 for Kansas City
10 attend the funeral Of her sis.
ter. II Ia uncertain when Mrs
Smith viii return.
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ANIMAL OPEN mnIIaE

WOOdards Funeral Home had
itE annual open house On Christ
mas day. Dec 20. In spite Of the
weather. there was a large at
tendance
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SOCIAL & PERSONAL
50. RAM

Mrs Lindsey BoOSe $500 South Parkway, Chicag" H.
is visiting her cousins Mr. j. NJ McCarty, $50 Carroll Ave
and Roosevelt MCCary 597 Rondo Ave She will be here for
two weeks
Miss Maxine Burnett Topeka, Kansas, who in the
city visiting her cousins Mr. and Mrs George Shannon sos
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1950-12-29

|hristnnas
of the
OF the
hristnas
5 Of the
because
|ividual's
he hum
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SOCIAL e PERSONAL
MINNEAPOLIS

The Stewardesses of St Peter AME church the
SewardeS Lillian StOva and Theresa Of Wayman and
Mary Collins Gertrude Smith, Ida Moppns Fannie Pierre
Lewis at turkey dinner prepared by Rhodes who was
also hostess After dinner gifts exchanged Others pres
ent were Elizabeth Ewing Lillian Parkinson Odell Howell
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and who are the proud parents OF baby giH
Theresa Bailey is sporting a beautiful diamond on
that third finger, left hand The lucky boy Is Maui
rice Britts. who is at present a member" OF the
United States Navy and a graduate OF ST, johns
University In COIegevtlle, Minnesota, Hook up
honors 20 TO Barbara Stone and Robert Williams
who became Mr. and Mrs. on Sunday. Congratula.
tons to you people.
Have you seen Brewer Lee Clark In his RoTC
uniform? haven't, but from what the girls have
told me he certainly must look sharp. Brewer Ia
home for Christmas and the Ne,y War Rror, pc,,,
Montgomery County sentinel., 1950-10-26

November 4 = RUMMAGE SALE,
Owens Hall, Grace Methodist
Church, Gaithersburg. 10 Am.
By Young Adult Glass.
November a - ANNUAL FRIED
OYSTER AND COUNTRY HAM
SUPPER, at Germantown
Methodist Church, q to 8 p. M,
benefit w. S. C. S. Ice cream
and cake for sale. Fancy table.
November z = ELECTION DAY
LUNCHEON, to be served by
the Clarksburg P-TA, at the
school.
November z = ELECTION DAY
LUNCHEON, including oyster
platter, starting at 11:30 a. M,
at Modern Woodman Hall, Lay
louisville, sponsored by the Bible
Class of ST. Paul's Methodist
Church.
November - FRIED OYSTERS,
COUNTRY HAM, CHICKEN
SALAD SUPPER, at Orndorff
Hall, Brookeville. Beginning at
noon and continuing through
evening, given by Salem VS.
C.S.
November 10 = CARD PARTY,
at East Rockville Elementary
School, sponsored by the P-TA.
$3.50 pm.
November 10, IL = RUMMAGE
SALE, basement of ST. Bar
tholomew's Church, Laytonsville.
Friday 6 pm. until 9 pm, Sat-
urday opening 9 am.
November IL = ARMISTICE DAY
TURKEY SUPPER, to be held in
Salem Methodist Church, Cedar
Grove.
November IL - TURKEY DIN
NER, Neelsville Presbyterian
Church, from to Z pm. By
Ladies' Missionary Society.
November 18 - ANNUAL TUR-
KEY SUPPER, given by the
ladies of Clarksburg Church in
the church hall, beginning at
pm.
Nov. II, 18 - EVERYBODY
WORKS BUT FATHER" play
by Young Adults of Colesville, in
st. Marks Parish Hall, Fairland.
November % ANNUAL
THANKSGIVING DAY TUR-
KEY DINNER, given by w. S.
c. S. of Wesley Grove, Wood
field, in the hall, beginning at l
pm. Hot vegetables homemade
bread.
November 23 - THANKSGIVING
DAY TURKEY DINNER, in
Fire House, Beallsville. Given by
the Women of st. Peters
Church, from 1890 to $3.50 pm.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1950-10-26
In Memoriam


In memory of our mother, Jen.
ME B. Wachter, who passed away
October 26, 1919.
One year ago you went away,
God called, so you could not stay.
Not thinking as we left your bed
Your spirit would be quickly fed
Oh yes, we miss you mother dear
And often wish that you were here
And yet we would not ask il SO
For you're at home with God VT
know.
You were mother we thought
great,
A wife dad could appreciate.
The Savior called, we know not
why
And you're with him beyond the
sky.
We expect to meet you some glad
day
When troubles here have passed
away.
With Jesus you are now at rest
Oh yes. loving God knows best.
CHILDREN and HUSBAND.
1886
Montgomery County sentinel., 1950-10-26
Sale of Automobile

By virtue of Section 43 of Article
6s Of the Code Of Public General
Laws Of Maryland, as amended by
Chapter 73S, Acts of l945 etc., we
viii sell at Public Auction for
storage and repairs:
1886 STUDEBAKER SEDAN,
Motor No. D-l59OS7
COlOr--Black- Green.
Belonging TO one J.+A. Haltigan,
whose last known address il 25l6
TunIaw Road. NV. Washington,
ID. C.sSale will take place at Chevy
Chast Motor Co., 1925 Wisconsin
Avenue, Bethesda. Maryland, on
SATURDAY. NOVEMBER II, 1850
AT 10 AM.
Terms Cash. Imm ediate removal.
CHEVY CHASE MOTOR CO., Inc.
By; VIM. A. Volkman. Jr..
Attorney. 377s
Montgomery County sentinel., 1950-10-26

each with the class "tenderfoot." I"
These were Michael Renshawe
Tommy Bowman and Stanley
Searles. This troop, which is spon.
sored by the Rockville Christian
Church, is led by Scout Master.
Brooke E. Edmonston.
On Friday and Saturday, Octo-
Der 27, and 2S, ST. Johns Church.
Olney is producing the Gilbert and
Sullivan Operetta, "H. M. S. Pima
fore" at the Olney Theatre. Eacl
performance will begin at $3.50 P.
VI. The Reverend Raymond P.
Black of Christ Church, Rockville
who is well-known for his splendit
productions in the operate field
will conduct both performance.
Mrs. John Elgin and Mrs. Thom-
rs Anderson, both of whom have
been hospitalized recently, are at
home and getting along nicely.
Woolwine Waddell who has been
i'll at his home since last Wednes-
lay, is recovering.
Harry Huffer, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry II. Huffer, formerly
of Comus, who graduated in June
rom Montgomery Junior College
With an associate in arts degree
las been admitted to the Univer
'ity of Maryland for the new term
Donald Duckworth, a gradual,
If Richard Montgomery High
School in the class of l947 mas beer
made member of Omicron Delta
Kappa, society for Leadership OF
the Campus, at Washington Col
ege, Chestertown.