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Montana farmer-stockman., 1950-10-15

that means no binding or punching,
no bagging or sagging.
Get Lewis - first choice of West
erners - at your home town deal
.er's. Look for the Red Tab on the
back pocket. Remember, there are
lots of blue jeans, but there's only
one Lewis.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1950-10-15

Forming is hazardous business. Guord
carefully against accident but protect your
self from loss by taking out Montunu
Former Stockmm SPECIAL ACCIDENT
INSURANCE POLICY. Full information on
request. Write Insurance Dept. Montuno
Furmer-Stockmon. Greet FoIls. Mont.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1950-10-15
you get more wear from

Lewis are made of super-tough
premium denim - the heaviest
denim doomed - every yard of it
woven exclusively for Levi'si And
they're reinforced - by hand - at
every strain point, with reel cop
per rivetsl That's why Lewis will
give you more wear than any other
overall on the market.
Lewis are comfortable, too - so
comfortable that many have tried,
without success, to copy the slim,
trim, action fit of Lewis - the fit
Montana farmer-stockman., 1950-10-15

When you advertise in MONTANA
FARMER STOCKMAN you reach
more than $1,000 farm families.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1950-10-15
ca new puir free
if they rip!

+rhs LEWIS
Levi Hovss Co. Mo Offices 20
Montana farmer-stockman., 1950-10-15
HIGH PRODUCTION GOALS

Production is seen as the big
farm task by Secretary of Agri-
culture Charles F. Brannan.
High production goals appear TO
be in the offing.
USDA is now furnishing estimates
on what will be required in the way
of machinery, machine parts, fer
tilizers, insecticides and gasoline to
Montana farmer-stockman., 1950-10-15
1000. 900 STRENGTH

Seiective services goal is 10
obtain the necessary 100000
draftees 10 bring the armed
forces TO the 100000 strength.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1950-10-15

After obtaining that number, Sc
lective service estimates it will have
to draft 100000 men a month in
order to maintain such a force.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1950-10-15
Proven Feeding Safety

100000
greatest feeding
the industry. Only
Evening star., 1950-08-19
MOVING PACKING

MOVING BY VETi exper. help; every
any time, Mr.. COOK. GIL. 5137.
EX-GI-Mov., pack, crat., storage;
local long dist; small or large jobs;
free cartons for pack. HO. 5S19.
10"
PARKS TRANSFER-Moving at your
Gail any time. AID. 1887. 49,
MOVING ACROSS rHk STREET o.
across the country; safe storage IN
separate rooms expert packing
Phone NO O!04 UNION sTORAGF
CO. INC. est. 1905
Evening star., 1950-08-19
UP TO $3.50
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

AUTO REPAIR AND BODY SHOP in
good NV. location; low rent excel.
equipment and inventory. Call Sligo
6777 or ST. S561 10
GREETING CARDS, GIFTS, maya
zines. etc, established trade, suit
cation Must be sold on account
LARGE AUTO REPAIR SHOP and
gas station, located in s.w.. a blk
from D. c.; Inspection station suit
st s6le ,T aor Sqto@SsiIe NJ a9ss agency s 929 G
FROZEN CUsTARD BUSINESS, near
selling eduipmsnt. Box asl-V. Star
DELICATEssEN with soda fountain.
fast growing Falls Church area. New
FA. 1898. between 3 and IL noon,
for app3iStmsnt; Io OWNER; OWN 20 20.
only cost of inventory, machinery;
discount dis Rtx for ao8 cash. ster Owner iesNytnE
ness. good Ioca ton; owner must
sell Max Make an offer. DU. 9273;; or
FOR FOR CLUB, Clue RESTAURANT. boat boating
front next to Corinthian VI chit Club.
Call Mr. Mr. V1NN1CK, 1904 L st. n W..
WoULD LIKE TO BUY from owner.
or t,an large srid1 unit .6 brick apt All
RESTAURANT - Prominent location
1S years. best reputation; leased
s5eles snd tsly Box esuipgse gsr sF20oo star Big
Wash. doing $40 900 eross per
year; years lease. For sale, 81 500
down to reliable party. Owner must
sell due, to other interests, Call TR,
OPEN YOUR OWN BUSINESS-Va-
cant store for rent. 933 10th st.
NV; suitable any type; rent S11O,
for store; apt. above available; also
RESTAURANT AND BEER. downtown
from new General Accounting once;
open ! | am. to ] i Pm, closed Mon
days; l0-year lease; net rent, S115;
price, $500; terms only $500
BOB HoLLANDER, exclusive, 1411
Pa. ave. NV, Ma. 9743. 30
HARDWARE STORE, well located,
same owner 15 years; no nearby
competition; closes 6 pm, closed
Suns owner quotes about $500
net profit; price Sl7,600,- including
$4,000 stock; BOB HoLLANDEE,
exclusive, 1411 Pa. ave. NV, MA.
9743 30
RESTAURANT FOR SALE-34 seats,
established trade; owner selling due
to poor health. 330S Ga. ave. NV.
2ns
GROCERY, excel. corner; complete
equip: owner i'll, sacrifice. S2.500l
total low down payment; lease. DE.
7031. go
HARDWARE STORE. nearby Arl. Va,
on heavily Travelled intersection; ex-
Evening star., 1950-08-19

-4th AND MONTAGUE SITS. NV
Fully detached, 4-bedrm., 2-natn
home; excel. cond.; price, S2l 900.
Call Mr.. Seabourne with TISHEER,
REALTOR, TU. $500; ewes, AID.
Evening star., 1950-08-19
HOUSES UNFURhlsHED

JEFFERSON MANOR, Alexandria
rssddec.; s125 mo-, plus util. TIE.
5Ii9 s ST. Sc. Bradbury Heights,
Md.-Detached 4-bedrm. brick; gas
ERijcK z'1s, 4, BLuMGR ~ e { &0 CO, nSp 81
BUNGALoWg2 bedrms.. bath. kit.
din. rm.. liv. rm., incl. sunporch,
finished attic; rec. rm. with shower;
cony. NV. location; oil heat. RA.
BRICK HOUSE. 3 lge. bedrms, aM
rm,, kit and breakfast nook. nm
ished rec. rm. in bsmt.; oil heat;
dble. garage. OIL. 4567. I'll
JEFFERSON MANOR. ALEx.-2 bed
mo Call KI: S-z492, 30
DETACHED BRICK, near Coral Hills
Nd, bedrms.. refer., gas heat;
full bsmt., exp. attic; front and back
yards; yards; close to school; $40 mo. plus
viERs TtlIs NIL vi s-94la VILLAGE, $ s-EIWHs,,
located 2-bedrm. bungalow: insu-
lated, full bsmt,. nicely Handicapped.
adjacent to shopping center, school
and transp. Children accepted. 500
mo LEACH & CRoNIN, 10. 5-2772.
SH>@ bhADmuhb DIX. bkIHESDA-
Det. brick house. g rooms. | u baths,
3 bedrooms; $3.50 per month. Di-
rections:. Out Old Georgetown rd
to Gunther rd., left to Beachman
drive, right to house. Call Miss
Schroth, SHANNON q LUCHS CO.,
Realtors, 1905 H st. NV, Ma. 2345.
GROOM FARMHOUSE. garden area,
orchard, electricity, water; mr.. In
dian Head; S45 month. XII. S-9299.
NEW 7-RM. HOUSE, consisting of
liv. rm,, din. rm., electric kitchen,
1st-hoor bedroom or den,. 1st-f1oor
lavatory and porch, 3 bedrooms, 2
baths, basement lavatory and at
tached garage: .S175 per mo-, l yr
lease, taxes paid by owner; restricted
community. For appt,, call OIL
324O. Monday Friday a-5. 80
SILVER SPRING. Md" Merrimac
drive-Det. brick, rms. a bed
rms, 2 baths, partially furnished
Sl35. BOSS A. PHELPS, INC. I417
K ST. NV, MA. $500. go
Evening star., 1950-08-19
UPLAND

NEWEST CAFRITz DEVELOPMENT
IN THE DISTRICT
IL MINUTES TO DOWNTOWN
Large rooms, plenty of closets. super
picture windows, built-in bookcases
and cabinets. auto. washer and
dryer in every bldg, tenant recrea-
tion room. children'S Fairgrounds;
school and shopping close by, bus at
the door
BEDROOM AT S77.5O
2 BEDROOMS AT $50. 30
UTILITIES INCLUDED
A-s or A-6 bus from 10th and Pa
ave RESIDENT MANAGER. 81 Gal
weston st. s.v.
Evening star., 1950-08-19
MITFRED MANAGEMENT
COOPERATIVE APARTMENTS

LOVELY SILVER SPRING, location
overlooking Sligo Creek Parkway.
Two 6edrms,, reas; down payment,
S11.I4 monthly. Gall Mrs; MAGE.
~. 5-7503 or LEACH & CRoE1N,
10Th ST. NV. - Lovely e-hedroom
aptS. new condition throughout.
new kitchen equipment, extra large
VIM. H. SAUNDERS CO. INC.
1901 WYOMING AVE. NV. So, $50
and O.500-Two attrac. aots., loc.
| blk. from Conn. ave. Open 2.5
Sat. and Sun. RE. 1887 or DU.
4305. HOME REALTY CO 20
NAYLOR GARDENS-Open for in
spection l to 5; 1-hedroom apis.
available. Lowest monthly charge
in D C. Sales once in Administra-
tion Bldg, both and Naylor I'd. Sc
DRURY REALTY CORP, MI 1000
on Sat. Sun; evenings, call OR.
5561 or TW. 1871.
WHY PAY RENT when you can own
your own apt. in one Of Wash
ington's very best NV. residential
sections with excel transp. and
shopping centers? Corner apt. .
bedrms., large liv. rm., dinette.
large foyer. modern bath and kitch-
er; ample closet space; porch. We
netiAn blinds; low monthly main
tenance Terms or all cash. Call
OR. 1912. go
Evening star., 1950-08-19
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

2 -BEDRM. HOUSE or apt, furn. or
unfurn.; Silver Spring Takoma PIX.
area for 3 mos. beginning about
Sept. S; , small children. 81. 1853.
PERMANENT GOVT. MAN seeks un-
furn. house; bedrms. or 3 bed
rooms and deni yr: lease or more.
RE. 5000, Ext. 39s7. work hours.
AIR FORCE OFFICER. two children,
no pets. desires 3 or 4 bedroom
house with garage; Arlington, Alex
andria or Falls Church area imme-
diate occupancy desired Call Lib
erty $500, Ext. 75445, s to 5
pm: TIE. 60S4, ewes, Sat. Sun.
IF YOU ARE CONSIDERING the
rental of your property in, nearby
information. on our rental manage
ment service. ARFAX REALTY,
727 Lee hwy, Fails Church, FA.
1850. 30
TWO. GROOM. FURNISHED houses
for rent, near St. Gsbriel's Church;
one arranged for two families, or
will sell like rent; with small down
empl. needs 3-bed-
s1nt sm nrn S9E 9Tef ton DW An 9r ,S9, Sg se59o S
YOGNG BUsiSEss CoUPLE needs I
OF 2-bedroom unfurn. house; con-
venient to NV, consider Md: will
share 2-fsmily house; rent about
HSIsT S1R no op ns Hiptx @t AP aP1 laob Ssd2m 2G.
in DC. or nearby Md. with yard;
by couple with 2 babies. Max. SO.
FnRNisHED. 2 or 4 bedrms. with
garage. Arl, or 10th st vic. Rental
phnna ok DE (SkS "n
BRITISH NAVAL CAPTAIN wishes
lington, Chevy Chase or Bethesda
must be well appointed for gracious
living and entertaining; 2year lease
and excellent care assured. Write
Box 15S-Y, Star 20
FURNISHED OR UNFURN. HOUSE.
with large recep. rm.. 4 bedrms., 2
or baths servants otrs. with
shth 6huses ye pk sDc9s co Sa4 Ssey S5 6 N M'ssn
ALEXANDRIA VICINITY = British
Embassy secretary; furnished, un-
afdd,Sne' earden Elk 5oao 0fsfo0@ Ext 8sa n09SE. TE
1850: evenings. Under $3.50. 90
COUPLE and small dog require small
unfurn; cottage or apt, nearby Va.
WANTED&2 or a-bedroom house; 2
adults. employed, in family; max.
$50 mo. Call after 6 pm, all day
Sat. and Sun, LU. 4-4734. 20'
PERM GOVT. MAN needs unfurn.
house; 4 bedIms., 2 baths; NV; ST:
uG1gSr 291S; Ext, * S 3I9S' or ,,G GE: 5000. 90.
3 to 7 rooms with acreage preferred.
Prefer Silver Spring. Md. Box 2l4-V,
3 BEDRMs. AND BATH. plus maid $
quarters with bath; near grade
Hah ~
Cali Wo. saes after n I'M. 80.
ARMY DOCTOR or 4 bedroom un-
furnished house. within 90 minis.
drive of Walter Reed; prefer bed
rooms; $l35 maximum. Box 27l-T,
3 OR BEDROOM HOUSE. fenced
yard; Gd; M near paroehIsl ,.d% school: re-
APT. OR HOUSE bedrms. and
storage; NV. Bethesda. Chevy
Chase; 3 adults. Ashton 1923.
ARMY MAJOR desires a-bcdrm. un-
dnr1idfr dnrn house, In Al: Pals chgTeh so
NsVAL s1H 80 oFF1CRR r Err AND FAMILY -
or 3 bedrm, house, unfurn. ia,
UNTURN. s.BEDRM. HOUSE or apt.
adiaeent Md. Phone Jefferson
ApGIT f5GIi' FAMILY wishes s-room. m|T Sn-
furnished house, in Md. vicinity,
Bethesda. Chevy Chase or Western
ave; maximum, S125. OR. 1850.
20"
RESPONSIBLE MAN wants unfurn
house for yr; 3 or bedrms.
needed; should be north or west OF
Silver Spring, within l0-mile radius;
500 to $l25 per mo. Call Mr.
SCHREMP, JU. 7-6305. go
FURNISHED OR UNPUBLISHED
Chevy Chase and Bethesda areas.
JOSEPH F. SWAIN
81, T101 Pealtnr od12 pq
Evening star., 1950-08-19
APARTMENTS WANTED

AVERAGE sALARIED WOMAN de-
SlreS reasonable furnished or unf,Ir-
Dn DIGhea e77s emciency apt; NV. loc.
TWO PERMANENTLY empIoved vours
women desire furnished one -bedH
room apartment, downtown Noytb-
west, WO. SS25 10 ~ Iil-
OFFICER DESIRES to suh-,et 2.
hedrm. furnished house or apt in
Sc. vicinity Buchanan or new
Kyylra Kyler 6ch9ol; oin% Sept. and Oct. Cali
SNAIL NAIL APT APT. uni gn,ttuEnishea; for en-
YOUNG BUS. CPLE.. needs 2-bedrm
uniurn, apt. cow: to NV. consider
Mo; VIII share 2-family house; rent
ABOUT S'' mo. incl, util. AID. 1909.
THREE RIM. UNFURN.. refined work
ing cpl. not over $50 incl. utiis
10. 2-Os36; Sat. eve, all day Sun.
-bedrm. unfurn. ant
Silver Spring, Takoma PARK. NV
SERVICE FAMILY wishes TO to lease
5-bedrm. apt. or house; Conn. wis.
.; &c e y al aTsa EN- 953S. III
Sept. Ito; responsible person, write
MARSHALL GoCHNAUER, 1850
COUPLE. with baby, desires 1-bedrm.
apt; prefer NV. or nearby Md;
$50. WI a17O. 10
GOVERNMENT LIBRARIAN-Unfu
eff1c. or 1-bedrm. apt. bldg; Conn.
ave. vicinity; max, S75. WO. 1891
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYED lady de-
sires unfurnished efficiency or two
room apartment; will consider light
housekeeping rooms with private
entrance; willing share kitchen. Box
o0S-V, Star 20s
EMPLOYED COUPLE, experienced in
interior decoration, need reasonably
priced apt, one bedroom: will COM
pletely redecorate. HI 1854. 20"
TWO RESPONSIBLE business girls
desire one-bedroom apt, preferably
NV; maximum S60-S70; excellent
By rsieFfhssMfi ePFfEhRMfAiNEENSro En- u GOV. Hoiv EMpIoYE,
two or three bedroom apt, In NV,
unfurn. MI. 5911. evenings. 10"
COLORED-1119 CLIFTON ST. NV.
Corner brick tapestry home, beau
tifully built, finest location in town,
opposite Central High School. most
conv. tranSp., price $4,000. Terms
DINOWTTZ CO.. MA. 6717. 80
COLORED-YOUNG WIDOW, mother
or ) rm. apt. Ii, 3-3046 20'
COLoRED, OFF 10th ST.
g rms; viii be m = decorated. $4,000.
SAM RosEY. AD, 1900.
Evening star., 1950-08-19

ARLINGToN-s rms, baths, oil
h.-wh.. bedrms., rec. rm., ga
rage; Clarendon area. conven, trans.
Furn., optional. GIL. S0S1. 40
AIN4INGToN. suitable | or fam;
flies, 4 bedrms.. 2 baths, . equipped
XII sts coGvinepcas iy Tms fsT Cease Besdix ana mo
Option to buy. ia. S-5545. so
$I25 MO, 2-story brick. Desirable
Club. bedrms., oil h,-w.b.,
screened side porch; Venetian blinds
throughout: auto. washer; full bsmt.;
fenced-in yd. nicely Handicapped: very
conv. to schools, buses. 81. @510.
VIERS MILL VILLAGE, Silver Spring,
Md, well-!ocated 2-bedroom bun
galow; full basement, close to
school. brand new shopping center
and transportation; children ae-
cepted: only $50 month. LEACH
& CRONIN, .LO. 5-2772.
ARL., partly furn,, .2-bedrm: semidet;
h9me, h Igs: vt!T tsnced in EaTdsn. ;9SS cs11l cs1l
sis I GaLLATiN aiiATIl ST. S NV. 4.bedrm",,
G3fb Gf0ath. Ia4sss oil 9sst Ta 1877 s79 per o Co.
BUNGALOW, 8 rm. and bath. "a
miles from Beltsville, Md. Couple
only, $50 mo, Phonee TO: 5664. IA %
modern, near coiesyilie and N. 6 L.
Battery Parks bedrms.,
ia baths. finished attic. rec. rm.
laundry, built-in gar, INV. oil heat;
3 blks. from Bethesda Elementary
school; $3.50 a mo. WI. 9l0S.
ALEx.-Modernized, 4 bedrooms; 2
N Cnlun,hus ST I'm l5o3 20
Evening star., 1950-08-19
591O 18th ST. NV.
UPPER 18th STREET

Excel. pre-war det. home. located in
blks. west of 18th st. Home is in
perfect cond. throughout. Original
owner. Features 6 rms. 4 bedrms..
31a baths, beaut. den with beamed
ceiling, lge. rec rn., gas h.-w.h., p
car garage. We recommend your
immediate inspection.
Thompson & Gray, Realtors
9G4 Ellsworth Drive, Silver Spring
ST. R1On. q Til q Pm ID
Evening star., 1950-08-19
BRAND-NEW

BRAND-NEW
Modern de luxe 5-rm, brick home in
all new sc. location. Convenient to
everything. Call FREDERICK REAL
ESTATE, RE. 246l. pa
BRAND-NEW MODERN
De luxe 6-rm. semidet.
brick homes. 3 large bed
rooms, liv. rm., modern
de luxe kit, full daylight
bSmt., gas &C. heat.
Available Immediately.
See or call MIR. PARKER,
119 Urell pl. ne. TIA.
6757 or RA. 1869.
Evening star., 1950-08-19

FOR LEASE, 25-ft. modern soda |
fountain, tobacco department and
magazine department in one Of
Washington's busiest drug stores
catering to colored trade. These de-
makers and the only reason for
leasing is that the owners are too
absorbed with other businesses.
These departments are not run down
and at present are doing a tre-
menfous volume. Only persons who
are experienced in these lines ano
need apply. Small investment. State
qualifications and pas. connections
in first letter, Box 469-R, Star;
Gel. new stock: low rent; terrific
opportunity. To see, JA. 2-9S69'
Must Ifsi SET set rid of dry cleaning store,
called into service. Sat, Sun. 81.
0932: Mon, GE. $500. 81
SERV. STA. and groc. store. COM
pieteiy equipped with living guar
tcrs; all modern: on main high
g2y pa;. coz mlles t66 81. q Ftederick; tnd Md
erick, Md. Phone s6-W-5. 19'
SODA FOUNTAIN CONCESSION
Volume $500 monthly; ideal for
experienced and aggressive married
couple: in new and growine COM
munity; give references. Write Box
ITALIAN LA, ''al, AND DOMESTIC a rroeery
store: well est; good income; on
Georgia ave Box 207-v, Star.
RESTAURANT and tourist camp,
Porter's Inn, Rte. /, No. of 0uantico,
So oTns of shrty Gonss hgg Potef pof SF fnfs nn
Dumfries, Va, Phone Triangle
BEAUTY gTY sHoP-Priced for quick ai;i
sale. Must sell this week. Gall
MobiERNlsrrc GGi aSht PHOTO. STUDIO SG for
sale, doing thriving business in
prosperous Virginia city Of 10000.
Largest volume OF business and
finest location here. Returning
to govt. service. viii sell free of debt
and for cash only. Box 22l-V. Star.
DRY CLEANING AGENCY-Complete.
81; 900; in thriving suburb Of ?. C.;
selling due to illness. Box 269-V,
GASOLINE sTATIoN-Excel mid
town location is offered for lease to
q responsible operator. Box :73-Y,
Beauty SHOP, apt for rent in BIDS.
iII III ISHIhClltldI NlHtl II u
Box l9I-V, Star 20"
ELECTRONIC ENGINEER and execu-
tive desires to purchase a business
outright IN some allied field; will
consider other fields4 Write fun
particulars to Box "i9-V, Star. Re-
plies held confidential. 20~
RESTAURANT FOR RENT-Fully
equipped, on U. S. No. l highway,
30 miles so. of Washington living
quarters; excellent oppor. for right
party. A. B. MUES, Rectory, Va,
phone Garrisonville l2-F-5. 20'
WE ARE IN NEED
OF businesses for sale that are earn
ing money. II you have a worth
while proposition; please call ST
Evening star., 1950-08-19
CHEVY CHASE, D. c.

An attractive corner brick home about
IL years old, having a center-hall
entrance, living room with fire.
place leading to screened porch,
dining room and kitchen on first
floor; 3 bedrooms and 2 baths on
End floor: stairway to pine -paneled
Bird floor; recreation room with
fireplace, y bath In basement. oil
h.-W.h.; built-in garage; fenced
rear yard.
PRICE, S21,75O.
May take CT loan. INEZ CUSHARD,
PRoltnr
Evening star., 1950-08-19

CONTINUED on Next FaTD
Evening star., 1950-08-19
HOUSES FOR SALE-N.W.
CHEVY CHASE. D. C.

6237 3Oth st. NV. Open Sunday, 2
to z. A charming 6-rm. English
brick Colonial with powder rm. on
1st A.; can be financed with a
small down payment. Call Mr.. Lueck,
MA 2040; ewes, WO. 1888. L. E.
RIIE-NINGER 4 SONS.
Evening star., 1950-08-19

yIERS MILL VILLAGE. SIS; well
located 2-bedrm. beautifully modern
furn. bungalow; fun bsmt., washing
new shopping center and transp.
Children accepted. S1l0 monthly.
LEACH a. CRONIN, LO. 5-2772.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1950-11-16
Inquiry Club Holds
Donation For Hospital

Mrs. Hugh Thompson and Mrs.
Dorothea Green were hostesses to
the Inquiry Club at its November
meeting. This was Hospital Dona-
ton Night, and the members res
ponded generously to the request
for home canned goods and money
for the Montgomery County Cen
eral Hospital.
Mrs. Thomas Garrett reported
the great need for clothing for
some school children. The greatest
need is for sweaters and pants for
boys between ten and twelve, and
warm dresses for girls.
Mrs. Raleigh Chinn reported that
the Thrift Shop Tea, held at the
home of Mrs. P. Garland Lyon on
October 10th was an immense sue
cess. Many were unable to get into
the house. The auction of the brio
a-brac, which was the price of adj
mission, Melted a sum well over
$4,000.
For the Committee on Education,
Mrs. Lucy Barnsley gave some
very interesting statistics about
schools of Montgomery County in
the early days. Quoting from a
book written by Miss Mary Mag
ruder, for years the Truant Of
ficer, it appears that back in 1911
there were about 100 teachers in
the County, where now there are
somewhere around $50. There were
then about 40 one-room schools,
where today there are none. The
assessment for the school work was
about $4,000 where today the load
is approximately 5 million dollars.
Mrs. Melvin Reese was appoint
ed to prepare program of events
and activities of the Inquiry Club,
to be presented on the radio over
station WGAY, some time during
the month of January.
The entertainment feature of the
evening was the showing of a pic
ture in technicolor, presented
]
through the courtesy of the Richard
Montgomery High School, showing
the State of Maryland in all it's
striking natural beauty, it's develop
ment, agriculture, manufacturing
centers and institutions of cultural
and historic Importance all fami-
liar scenes and standardized to
the music of Maryland My Mary
land"
Mrs. Rowan Erb will represent
the Club at the Maryland Fedora
ton Advisory Council meeting at
the University of Maryland on No
vember 21st.
The next meeting of the club
will be held on December 18th at
the home of Miss Lucy Smith, when
christmas Opportunities" will be
presented.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1950-11-16
Graduation Dates
Designed By
Board Education

The Board of Education, in its
regular meeting November IA Sip-
proved the following graduation
dates for high school commence
ments:
Pcolesville, Monday; June H.
1851.
Richard Montgomery, Monday;
June IS, 1851.
Bethesda Chevy Chase, Tuesday;
June 10, 1851.
Damascus, Tuesday; June 10,
1851.
Sherwood, Tuesday; June 10,
1851.
Gaithersburg, Tuesday; June 10,
1851.
Montgomery Blair, Tuesday;
June 10, 1861.
Carver High School, Monday;
June 1s, 1861.
Ronald Senseman was appointed
architect for preparation of plans
for the new Poolesville High
School and the eight classroom
unit addition to the Glenmont
School, and Maurice May was APP
pointed as architect for the addi-
ton to the Falkland School.
The Board received a resolution
from the Four Corners Elemen-
tary School P-TA, asking that it
plan Immediately to enlarge the
present school at Four Corners
and to make provision for the pur-
chase of a new school site in a
nearby area.
A request was received for the
use of the old building on the new
Gaithersburg High School site as
dwelling. On recommendation of
the Gaithersburg P-TA the Board
rejected this request.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1950-11-16
LEWISDALE
Mrs. Roy Arnold
MonrouiG, Md.

Two Halloween parties were
held for local children. One at
Damascus the other at Brownings-
vile. Both were we'll attended and
undoubtedly helpedSto keep down
vandalism.
Many from here attended the
Halloween parade in Frederick on
November 1. Our local band played
in the parade.
The Lewisdale All Club met No
vember at the home of the Arnold
sisters. Nine members and two Wis
itors were present.
Aunt Addie" Watkins, as she is
affectionately known, has moved to
Cedar Grove after many years in
our community. Z
Lillian Arnold and her mother
attended the All State Award AS
sembly at the University of Mary
land on Saturday morning, Novem-
Der a. In the afternoon, they at
tended the Maryland-G. w. foot
ball game in the new Byrd Sta
dunn.
Mrs. Arnold attended the All
Local Leaders Meeting Wednesday
evening at the home demonstration
office in Rockville.
The Local Homemaker's Club is
making Cancer dressings as a pro-
ject. About 100 dressings were
made Thursday afternoon. The
Club met November 10 at the Wal
ker home at Browningsville.
Mrs. Julie Mullinix has returned
to her home here after a weeks
visit with relatives in Baltimore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Lewis and
children visited Mr.. and Mrs. How
ard Landlord in Washington Sat-
urday.
Mrs. Earle Hilbert and her two
children of Jonesboro, Tenn. are
visiting her sister, Mrs. William
Keith.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Mullinix and
son of Baltimore were weekend
visitors of Mr.. and Mrs. Erner
Mullinix.
Nancy Lee and Wayne Watkins
spent the weekend with their
uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Ifert
and family.
Evelyn Smith recently attended
a birthday party at Damascus for
Jane Nichols.