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APARTMENTS UNFURNIsHEp

TAKoMA PARK. MD.-1mmediately
lse. liv: rm: dinstte bedrm' Kit XII:
i$i5 sr 81. ss6e 1svssJ ia
hon, dr.. Sill. spg" Md. Ju.
1917 sigOIai MADISON ST. Nw.-Liv. rm.,
bedrm., kit. and bath. mr.; 14th and
wei Welcome. ane: 'flnn4 "a. 445s. s. oA''e: -1s 0'
9I7 FLORIDA AVE. NV. - Zoned
1st st fioor: must be used ii for business
Can MIR: ALBERTs. ia. 6237 or
1-BEDRM. APTs.. adj. to National
Airport; S69.50 incl. all utils. Ap-
pli6castions now being taken between
ARLINGTON, VA. 80 Modern apt
restricted; must be quiet and per-
HYATTsyILLE-s rooms, kit. and
bath; pvt. porch and entrance; utils.
or Children. m WA 707s. @1e
TAKOMA PARK. MD;-Newly, redec;.
! bedrm., liv., rm., kit, bath; util.
Il, snrna; aa5s Il standard apt 0ids'' s s7I 20
500 K sT. N.w.-2nd f.. 2 rms,
mod; kit. bath; fac. included. AID.
7713; Suns. and eves.' RA. 1850.
MEURILEE APTs.-spacious apt.
close to transp.. elementary and
high school, shopping center and
theater. 53rd and Defense Hwy.
Bladensburg. Md. WA. 3721.
APT. UNFURN. q large bedrms;.
ample closet space. spacious; cool
o ny anf nsls din Incl rms soUraERN syri TSly1 Hs sas
APIS, 300 Livingston terrace Sc.
BRADLEY IRA IIeYSiv BLVD. ApTs.-Available;
2-bedrm. apts., $94. so. incl. electric
sEGl & PbUns Hasd5s g. $50 chsSz ozos efass R4s,
APTs. & AVAIL. at cobur Terrace, e1 51oo
Close to schools and shopping cen
ter, bus stops at door. WA. 276s.
2s1s wooDLEY RD.-s eheepful
ms, bath; aVail. immed.; sioo no,
1s$s-2 s4; S0osi slMMs PLACE N.E.Ione
sstR sssERR dEoKaE y 5H k'' woRFAfsaps s5Assif s5s
ATTRAcTiVE APT. BUILDING-cor-
ner windows. well kept. best class
tenants. two bdrm, apt. near bus.
sstoreso ssG Adults only; Reduced TO
Rms. ans iaHI Bath. aI sn snd soog; adults
only; private entrance. 1871 N.
4ss 9Th sT. s.W.W2nd floor front;
2 large rms, kitchenette and bath;
modern and excel. cond.; adults
only; $3.50 mo. c. H. PARKER
CO.. 435 4th st. s.w., MA. 1896.
$500 GREENWOOD AVE. Takoma
Park, Apt; 1; First.foor: 2-hedrm.
Io1 bloek se SHOPPING 1,;.,c center and bus
DUNLOP. 1900 18th st. NV, D1.
CONVENIENT TO PENrAGoNINew
rm, lge. liv rm., kit. and bath: 6
blks. Clarendon; 2 bus lines; Sl1O
mo. GL. 1913 -12
TWO BEDROOM apt. in Congress
loor door ot modern 4:family apt; SIS ssS5
MERcIAI. REALTY, MA. 140s. --13
ALEXANDRIA-Two bedrooms, living
room, kitchen, sundeck; private bath
and entrance; residential section; in
private home; block to store and
transp.; heat and water furnished;
,S75 SIS mo; TE; 2957; ,,.,,. p14'
rms. kit bait bath; III 1850 % Irving ood st:
s; eves rssE En-. pH5sa 1854. and 'd' ST. 3is $780,
SAVANNAH APARTMENTS !,
18th and Savannah sts. Sc. One and
$s4. "a utils included: near shopping
center and transp. GE. 1881, RA.
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ROOMS WITH BOARD
WANTED-CHILD for day care
from years on. Call 81. 2406

TtDWS from years On. 'P5 Can 81 sE. a45s. s5S,
14O1 18th N.w.-well-furn. rooms,
ideally mssE s%itsSboa4Gs iGeatfd siG9sles d0les F9Od
DUPONT rSs sxseoorFSi AREA. I7S6 N. H. Ave. NV.
Vacancy for girls. After looking
at the rest, come to the. best; it
board service. CLUB MASON NO.
$3.50 EACH-1sae 10th st. NV
Nice double and single. rms: 1st
floor double with pvt. baths: nice
large basement rooms. S52.50;, ex-
1Sfi45enfR 1877 RHobE HRsbis' ISLAND AVE. NV.
S12.50. Good food. DE. 9645.
ROOM FOR EMPLOYED MOTHER
sRild Ell 'e!l5: e9 sss5 sHa5d and day care d for
1912 10Th ST. N.w.-vacancies for
ing dist. downtown: elevator; excel
,sss 9sns HohsRT Roi|s. ce; srMslnsI. 51SS rm ex.
celient Jewish cooking; good trans
VACANCY FOR MAN, rm., board; :;
also table board; lunches packed;
brkf.; 90 am; dinner. 5-s Pm.
MOTHER will give rm. and board to
empl. mother with child; care given
child; lge. cool rm. refs. exchanged.
BRAND NEw-Elizabeth AIMS room
and board, 206 East Braddock rd..
Alexandria; Bus at door. 10 min
utes from Pentagon, exclusive neigh
borhood; girls only. AL. 9555. -16
FULL-TIME CARE for infants by ex-
Pc perienesd s.sssk mother in new lSr h9me.
As0e i KANSAS AVE. N.w.-Rm. and
sunparlor; share with gentleman;
Is min. to town. GE. 0121. Ia
CLEAN ROOMS, air cooled: good food;
good transportation; $3.50 mo.
1704 Que st. NV. NO. 4O95. -15
1927 BELMONT RID. N.W--CooL
attrac. rms, 2 excel. meals daily;
shady lawns with croquet; 20 Minis.
from downtown; pleasant young peo-
pie: S47.50 per mo. MI. 9435.
1928 18th ST. N.W.-Vacancies for
young men; cool rooms with running
water; shower baths. switchboard,
excellent board. Downtown. 15'
1927 18th ST. NV.
(Near Dupont Circle), newly deco
rated rm. for girls or couple
semipvt. bath; also front single
maid; phone in rooms; breakfast
and dinner z days per wk in large,
airy din. rm.; social activities. HO.
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COUNTRY BOARD

Room AND BOARD-Children ! mo.
to years; $40 mo-; 40 MI from
D. c. FA. 1926. is
COUNTRY VACATION on a farm nr.
Fall Church in private home. Pony
rides. Daleview 1884. -13
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APTs. UNFuRkIsHED tcsnt., |
GOODACRE APTS.
FIREPR0OF

Several new / and 2 bedrm. apts..
lge. rms, lse. closets. all modern
conv., / blk. from Flower Theater
S97 so and SS5. utils. incl. Apply
1919 Piney Branch I'd. Sill. Sps
Nd 81 I'LL. Open daily. $3.50;
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KENT VILLAGE

Some Of the features you will enjoy
bright spacious rooms with picture
windows, trained recreational direc-
tor for such children's activities as
softball, bowling. scouts, nursery
school, etc; memberships available
in adjoining country club; schools
and stores nearby; Capital Transit
H-6 and WM&sA buses into develop
ment.
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED

ARLINGTON, vA.-Liv. rm., bedrm.,
Kit; and bath; employed couple;
sington St, CHI. $3.50. ia
1925 N. FREDERICK ST.. Arlington
Mice furn. bedrm. with privilege
Of kit. din. rm. and liv. rm.; all
util. furn,; 1 or 2 empl. persons;
DUPONT CIRCLE, 2110 r st. NV
Lee, nicely furn. Ink. quiet rm.,
reasonable: best location.
LIV. RM.-BEDRM.. KIT, dinette, tile
bath, util, incl. Laundermat; new
apt; near stores, transp.; 500 Lu.
S-RM. APT. near Conn. and Cali
fornia; available July l; mod, compl.
furn,. with silver, china and linens;
JULY LOOT. i@charming. clean,
spacious efficiency. Dupont Circle;
good exposure; S100 mo. no. 1910.
BASEMENT APT, Q pvt. entr.. iiv.
rn., bedrm.. din. rn., kit, pvt.
shower bath; empl. married couple:
$50 mo-; no children. EA. l50S.
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MOVING, PACKING, STORAGE

PARKS TRANSFER-Moving at your
conv.; also trunks and baggage.
Call any time, AID. 1887. "A"
HAULING OR MOVING, any kind,
light or heavy. Call 10. 2-l447. 12S
MARINE VETERANS MOVING co.
24-hr. service: furniture, trunks and
baggage AT. 1859 or Pr O3S6
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET OF
across the country: safe storage In
separate rooms. expert packing.
Phone NO. OlO4 UNION STORAGE
CO.. INC. est. 1906
MOVING By vETi exper. help; every
piece wrapped, insured: reas. Call
any time. MR.. COOK. GIL. 5137.
EDELMAN MOVING AND STORAGE
will accept surplus furniture as
part payment on your moving, stor-
age; reas. ia. 1887; eyes,, GE.
1915 12S
EX- -GI-Local. long distance moving.
packing, Grating, storage: anything,
anywhere. JOHN. HO. 5s19. 12'
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GIASSMANOR

GLASSMANOR
/ and 2-Bedrm. Apis. New
Development. All Apis. Have
2 or 3 Exposures. AL Bed
rms. Are Twin-Sized.
rSs1 s5.IN ESNdE ESSdRPER AND ktTs,' ds REEgR TITh
A. BEAUTIFUL SUBURBAN CON-
MUNITY, YET ONLY IS MIN. 70
D0WNToWN. WASH. s, CAP. ST.
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SLIGO PARK HILLS
In Silver Spring-One and two bed
room apartments with every modern
ehildren's Fairgrounds. tennis court:
all overlooking the park, S82. so
and SOL so, including utilities.
Resident manager. SH. 1861.
Frederick w. BerenS, Inc.
1928 K st. NV. MA. oI4i ia
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HOUSES TO SHARE


MIDDLE-AGED GENTLEMAN will
share attractive home with refined
couple In exchange for light house
keeping and meals (pay for own
meals; close-in Sc; references ex-
changed. Ii. 1927. Ia
BACHELOR who likes privacy and
respects same to share new de-
tached bungalow with bachelor 81;
prefer one who will take interest in
home and lawn. Close in Falls
Church. S75 mo. Utilities incl,
unlim. phone. FA. 1851. Ia
LADY WILL SHARE BEAUTIFUL
new 3-bedrm. home in desirbale
NV. section with 2 empl. ladies.
WO. 90S1. liz
CoLoRED-SHARE Groom, furn.,
n2eb m0a nome N eatfS gas yatd re5er lrca car
and bus lines. Prefer middle aged,
married cple. Best refs. required.
No children. Rent S35 mo. Call ST.
909S; hours, 1890 to 1870 pm,
or $50 to $50 pm. lis
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COOPERATIVE APARrMENTs

FOR SALE - One-room efficiency
apartment. in good condition, NV.
section. Possession In 80 days. Call
HoSa5t sns Z y 5Sso' g Ext. 6os' between 1
18th ST. N.W.-1 and 2-bedroom
apts:; choice location and appoint
mmeennts; CAP DI; 1913 till pm.
NAYLOR GARDENS, Both and NayIor
I'd. SCI and bedroom apis.
available; lowest mo. charges in
D. C. DRURY REALTY CORP, RE.
1873: evenings, GE. 1920 or TW.
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HOUSES UNFURNIsHED

NEAR ROCKVILLE. MD.-For ac-
Se5; / 5-room house. s67 so. In
the country; front and back yards.
Navy settlement. No bus. Rock
CHEVY HiiEs tSaii CHASE, MD. 1904 Conn.
ave. ga miles beyond Chevy Chase
Circle)-Seven-rm brick, 2 baths,
incl. bedrm. and bath on 1st A.;
finished rec: rn.: garage; l40x75-
fa;,;s #; lot; S175 per mo; o,o FULTON nIaI R.
14th and G SIS, NV. pf' $3.50 or
BRICK @ tGs1 s1NGAhoW lGhtoeT es1fn10n eoTner iot I'M
med poss.; rent, S125 mo. Consists
Of 2 bedrms.. tile bath, equipped
bedrm:; full bgmt;; attached garage;
THE gRANT CO., ia. 4-160O. --12
3 BEDRMS. and recreation rm.;
Bethesda area; S140 monthly. WI.
AsL&iGroN, AP1ISiGoN vA.-Det. 5-rm oS house,
houses. MANNAs REALTY CO,
2116 Wilson blvd.' GIL. or OK. 27S4.
HUNTINGTON TER, vA.-Five-rm.
mo semidst MxNEss Elss fa REATY eTYt co $50 fs
EXCEPTIONALLY nice 3-bedrm :,
3h-bath immaculate det. brick
home, dream kitchen, Bendix laun-
dry, lge. yard, gear gar; 5000 per
mo. Call Mrs. Gavin. ST. 1900; ewes.
DU. 1881. Exclusive with JAMES
L, DIXON a. CO. -12
4-BEDRM. HOUSE: 2 baths, liy. rm.,
din. rm., kit; lse. lot; $136 mo-;
full bsmt. UN. 41s9. Ia
CONVENIENT TO PENTAGON-Arl.,
B rms. with bsmt. and finished back
porch; 2 bedrms., din. rm., liv. rm.,
kit and bath; rec. rm.; $l25 mo.
GIL. 1913. -l2
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WESLEY HALL
ROOMS WANTED

comfortable rm, in private home,
in NV, close to transp.; $50. Box
1851, Star. -12
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HILLTOP HOUSE APIS

18th and Euclid st. NV.
COMPLETELY AIR CONDITIONED
CONSTRUCTION FULLY COMPLETED
There are only efficiency apts. left,
renting at $3.50 per mo-; utils. incl.
secretarial service.
Immediate Occupancy
Resident Manager on Premises.
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AMERICAN UNIV. PARK
4 nice 6-rm. house with 8 porehes,
very nice yard; price reduced 70
$l3,s50 for q quick sale. Reason
able terms. Shown By appointment.
LYMAN c. DELE & CO., INC, GT.
$500; ewes. 10. 2-2643.
DUPONT CIRCLE, OFF N. II.
lB rrnS., 4 u baths. redecofated; $3.50
ceiling; easily converted apts. Good
financing, low On. paymt. shown
by appt. Must be seen 70 nppreci-
ate. Excl, ROSE MORROW, Broker,
DE. 1921. RE. 2295. --l3
GLOVER PARK
Beautiful tapestry row brick with the
following features: 3 bedrms. and 2
baths; glaSs enclosed porch on sec
ond 6oor; side hall entr., lsrue
kitchen. din. rm., liv, rrn., den on
FIRST a.; rec. rn. and bsth In bsmt.;
garage; h.-w.h.; aluminium self.
storms storm windows. doors and
screens. On 3eth near Calvert. Gail
D. B. Guynn, EN-. 77gz.
MARSHALL J. WAPLE co.
1924 14th 81, NV. DI. S344,
(continned en Next Pags.s
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Exhibit Apt.-WA. 3S77
OPEN 9:30 TO 7:3O Pm.
3407 TULANE DRIVE

Directions: Out r. I. ave. which
U. of Nd. turn left on University
lane, or New Hampshire ave. to uni
versity lane. right on University lane
to Old Colesville I'd. and our project.
Jonathan Woodner Co
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BANK AND BUSINESS
References required from
every advertiser seeking
capital through advertise
ments In The Star.
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FACTORY FRANCHISE

CDirect Factory Retail Outlet)
win teach business and have factory
representative stay with you; S10,-
able win show exceptionally high
annual return; ideal getup for /
og 2 men. Box 2Ss-K. Star. 12s
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UNIVERSITY HILLS
NEW APARTMENTS
AN INVITATION
TO MODERN LIVING

SUBURBAN SURROUNDINGS SET
IN A PRIVATE PARK
Spacious rms, sliding closet doors
!. huge 11x5 Hollywood picture
windows washing and dryins
facilities fenced-in play areas
for your children's reereation.
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2-BEDRM. APT.-Liv. din.
rm. 17x22.6, master bedrm.
15.6x10.3, additional bedrm.,
kitchen fully equipped, par
ouet floors, all utils. incl,
SS9. .5O-S92.
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PROPERTY-$2,500
Down; IL rooms. arranged into q
apts.: baths; near 10th and New
Ton; income quoted $500 monthly;
nicely furnished; q real buy; furni-
ture, property. business and all
only $1,000 down. Ewes. or Sun
call Mr., Young, ST.. 3S3S.
c. j. YOUNG, ST. 1900
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1877 1Stn 81 NV.
rated rm. for 2 girls or couple;
semipvt. bath; also front single
maid; phone in rooms; breakfast
and dinner z days per wk. in large,
airy din. rm.; social activities. HO.
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EFFICIENCY APTS.-Private
entrances, liv- rm., 22x11.6,
tile bath. shower. dressing rn.,
fully equipped kitchen, incl.
util., S67-S69. so.
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1-BEDRM. APT.-Liv. din.
nm. 1Tx22 g, bedrm.. I5.3x10,
delightful kitchen, fully equip.
all utils. incl, S7S.75-SS1 so.
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GROCERY, NO BEER

Liquor License wanted
In FRINGE Georges County; Class
"A" ofi-eale beer, wine and IL
uuor license to transfer to my loca-
ton. All cash. Reply Box 2s1-K,
star. l3e
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CLEANING PLANT
NV. same ownership. last 5 years.
Owner claims $4,000, yearly profit.
Equipment worth asking price. Liv.
quar-. available. Wonderful terms TO
responsible people,
KOGOD & BOOKOFF
63I Z St NV. MA. 1859, Ma. 1874.
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BAR RESTAURANT

very active corner grocery store,
lease; complete fixtures; a real bar
gain. Call Miss Hale.
LANE PASTOR, EX. 2555
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corner BRICK. ssmidet'. ! bedrms,,
sssPinI sssE PG.sS ssSr inS bath Ssaa,S on roo sns
living room. dining room, kitchen
with Thor combination dishwasher
and clothes washer; basement has
eftciency apt, with kitehenette and
fun bath; oil h.-w,h,; newly dec.
Earase. REAILSTINoS CORP. Au.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1950-05-04

the entire State. luncheon will be
sold at Beallesville; Firehouse
Normandy Farms; Brooke Farm
Tea House and Olney Inn. Tour
hours will be at 10 A. M. to 6 p. M.
The homes are:
4 ISHPIMING-built by Senator
Newlands in Chevy Chase; has
extraordinary collection of china
and figurines; owned by Mrs. Will
liam s. Corby.
NO GAIN = became known as
Brook Farm and was used as a
tavern fof so years; owned by Mr.
and. Mrs. Henry H. Classic, Jr.
HAYES MANOR-one of Mary
lands finest old houses; has
superb collection of Lowestoft;
owned by Mr.. and Mrs. G. Thomas
Dunlop.
TUMBLESTONE FARM-100-
year old farmhouse on grounds of
Landon School; has terraced gard
ems; owned by the Headmaster and
Mrs. P. Banfeld.
MARWOOD - large country
house almost surrounded by Poto-
mac River; owned by Mr.. and Mrs.
H. Grady Gore. Marble floors and
stairway. Mile long approach.
DTEAc ANTI IIITIS h:I4 l.;
1864; has a.ven original fireplaces,
random width floors and inside
shutters; owned by Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas C. Kelley.
STONEY CASTLE - old stone
house with tiny lake on property.
Gracious interior with beautiful
woodwork and floors. Owners: DIR.
and Nine. Knettlehout van Sterk-
enburg, formerly the property of
DR.. Byron White.
VALHALLA, now owned by
Maj. and Mrs. F. F. Bernsdorff,
was formerly known as Rosedale.
1t is a lovely old stone house with
log wing, on road from Darnstown
to Poolesville. Furnished with
beautiful antiques.
EAST OAKS - it's old slave
quarters are now used as guest
houses; owred by Mr.. and Mrs.
Daniel J. Callahan, Jr.
ANNINGTON - built in 1904;
scene of bitter Civil War Fight
ing; owned by Capt. and Mrs. Will
liam S. Parkins.
ROLLING RIDGE FARM -
built in 1889; has fine collection
of antiques; owned by Mr.. and
Mrs. John H. Small III.
ZIEGLAR'S CHOICE - built
in 1765 on original land grant
from Lord Baltimore; owned by
DR.. and Mrs. M. V. Zieglar.
WARWICK GARDEN - owned
by Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Warwick
and LEE GARDEN - owned by
Frederick p. Lee; both TO have
fine displays of azaleas.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1950-05-04
Miss Giauque Wed To
Robert Duane Moore

At 1880 on Friday evening, April
2Sth, Miss Anne Wilson Giauque,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
D. Giauque of Rockville, became
the bride of Robert Duane Moore,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. William X.
Moore of Hammond, Indiana.
Miss Giauque is a graduate of
Richard Montgomery High School
in Rockville and has been studying
for the past two years at George
Williams College in Chicago,
Illinois.
Mr.. Moore is a graduate of
George Williams College in Group
Work Education and is presently
filling the position of Community
Secretary at the Hyde Park YMCA
in Chicago.
The couple will make their home
in Chicago.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1950-05-04
School Board Members
To Award Diplomas At
County High Schools

Members of the Board of Ed
ueation have been assigned to
award diplomas at county high
school graduations June 10 and 20.
On the 10th, Mrs. Durwood v.
Sandifer, Wylie Barrow and Arthur
Joseph will make the commence
ment presentation at Richard
M on cry, Poolesville and
Lincoln, respectively.
June goth, Mrs. Sandifer, Mr..
Joseph, Mrs. Herman Wilson, H.
Stanley Slime Tor successor), and
James w. Gill, will officiate at
Bethesda Chevy Chase, Sherwood,
Gaithersburg, Montgomery Blair
Damascus, respectively.
Mrs. Sandifer, president of the
board, will also make the presen-
tations at the Montgomery Junior
College exercises on June 9.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1950-05-04
BOYDS
Mrs. James Kerr
f.
Poolesville 2i97

On Friday, April 20, at the
Boyds Church Hall, a bedroom and
general shower was given to Mr..
and Mrs. Baker Selby, whose home
was destroyed by fire on April 20.
Many beautiful and useful pre-
sents were received and refresh
ments served by the ladies of the
Church to about seventy five rela-
tives and friends. who attended.
Mr.. and Mrs. Selby are .planning
to rebuild in the near future, in
the meantime they are staying at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Harold
Reffit in Boyds.
The Women's Missionary Society
of Boyds Church met on April 10,
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph
Staley in Germantown with a good
attendance. After the business and
study period, the hostess, assisted
by her daughter, Phyllis Staley,
served refreshments.
Mrs. Courtney Wade of Buck
Lodge, entertained at dinner on
Sunday, April 20, Mr.. and Mrs.
Edwin West of Jamestown, who
have sold their home there and
have since moved to new home
purchased in Clear Water, Florida,
where they plan to make their
future home.
The Home-makers Club of Ger
mantown met on April 81 at the
home of Mrs. Jack Schaum in
Boyds, with Mrs. Whittacre pre-
siding. The hostess, assisted by
her sister, Mrs. Rufus Gillian,
served very delicious refreshments
after the meeting.
Weekend guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Schaum were his brother, Paul
Schaum of McKeesport, Pa. and
his sister, Mrs. Beryl Grubbs of
Washington.
Visitors at the home of Rev. and
Mrs. James p. Kerr recently, were
"AhS - ANiho ~ AlcCh OI DdlJlHlOlc
and Mrs. Winifred Christian Of
Kentucky, both sisters of Mrs.
Kerr. On Sunday, April % a
gathering of the descendants Of
the late Mr.. and Mrs. Albert H.
Davis, who lived many years in
Takoma Park, took place at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. George f.
Davis of Woodside Park, Mrs,
Christian coming on for the
occasion.
Others who attended were Dr..
and Mrs. H. r. Weakley of An
napolis, their daughter and SON
jn-law Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Duval
and children, also of Annapolis;
Mrs. Nina d. Heck of Baltimore;
Mr.. and Mrs. Clay Neal and chill
dren, of Baltimore; Rev. and Mrs.
J. P. Kerr and two daughters of
Boyds, DR.. and Mrs. James p. Kerr
and two children, of Damascus, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Davis, of Silver
Spring.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1950-05-04

Richard Skinner and Evelyn
Freyman, co-producers at the Olney
Theater, have announced that
Paulette Goddard will make her
stage debut in Bernard Shaw's
famous comedy, Caesar and Cleo
patra" which will open the season
at the playhouse on June 16. The
Olney Theater was originally sched-
uled for an earlier opening, but
Mr.. Skinner and Mrs. Freyman
decided on the postponement when
Miss Goddard agreed to begin her
summer theater tour at Olney.
Miss Goddard's appearance in
the role of Cleopatra" has aroused
eager anticipation in theatrical
circles and is regarded as the most
exciting event in the Forthcoming
summer season, Richard Skinner
and Evelyn Freyman for the third
time have come up with an "eye"
opener to start their season. Two
years ago they began with Helen
Hayes in Sir James M. Barrie's
alice Sit-By-The-Fire," and last
seasons opener was the fabulous
Tallulah in Noel Coward's "Pri-
vate Lives, and the summer in
cluded Helen Hayes, The Hart
mans, Basil Rathbone, and the act
ing team of Moss Hart and frau,
Kitty Carlisle.
Performance of Caesar and
Cleopatra" will be given nightly
from Friday, June 16 through Sat
urday, June "a. Mail orders should
be addressed to the Olney Theater
Box Office, clio Bonney Concert
Bureau, 1927 North Charles Street,
Baltimore, and should be accom-
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1950-05-04
Have Same Promoters

Congressman Patman charges in
his report that NTEA and NAB are
related organizations, one support
ing the other with the same promot-
ers serving both organizations and
that many of its largest contribu-
tors of the $5O0,OO collected during
1949 were large public utilities,
electric light and power firms.
The report also charges that
NSBMA and SBEF are related
Organiza tons with the same
president and officers and that
one supports the other but that
Its largest contributions come
from firms with assets over 100
million dollars each. For in
stance listed contributors are
Standard Oil Of Indiana, So
cOny-Vacuum, the Texas COM
pany, Standard Oil Of New Jer-
sey and United States Steel.
Main lobbying activities Of these
two latter Organizations seems to
have been directed against labor
and for restrictions on labor unions
while the theme of the NTEA and
NAB campaign was for ''tax equali-
ty' directed against farm and other
cooperatives.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1950-05-04
Local Births At
Suburban HOSPITAL

Births reported at Suburban
Hospital for the period April 16
through April %, include:
Mr.. and Mrs. Carol Lee Richard,
Route 5, Rockville, son, Steven
Carroll, April 16; Mr.. and Mrs.
John Goodwin, jr., 1913 Charles
Road, Viers Mill Village, son,
Terry Michael, April II; Mr.. and
Mrs. Patrick O'Connor, 1871
Viers Mill Road, A son, Patrick
Edward, April 10; Mr.. and Mrs.
Woodrow w. Cooley, Horner's
Lane, Rockville, son, Kenneth
Gary, April 81; Mr.. and Mrs. Don
aid L. Lowe, RID l, Germantown,
a son, Larry Dennis, April %;
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Bentley,
jr., 1901 Okinawa Avenue, Rock
vile, son, Bruce Frederick, April
%.