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BUS. OPPORTUNITIES (contJ

GREETING CARDS, GIFTS. maya
zines, etc, established trade, suit
able for couple or Q ladies; Sc. To-
Of illness. ii. 4-O283. 10
IDEAL LOCATION in very busy
neiShborhood, for a valet r.saloD shop
tailor shop. shoe shop, upholstery,
pawnbrokers exchange, watch re-
pairing. or any other suitable busi-
ness; rent, S1O0. 14O6 st. NV.
Ask for MR.. RIcHMAN. MI. 4441.
DoUGHNUT sHOPPE-Now operat-
ing; all new equipment; wonderful
location: owner in West. wife must
leave Aug. 3Oth; sacrifice. For ap-
pointment. call Ii. 7-1S35 or Ii.
RSS9SMISG HOUSE, II rms; rsn.
house: $1,000 down. bal. easy.
KEACH & PURCELL, Elk. 2412.
GROCERY STORE, NV; rent S67.5Q;
5-yr. lease; wkly. income $3.50; only
$500. Call M. Coliten' KEACH
81 PURCELL. EX. 2412.
BOOMING HOUSE, made into 4 apts..
well furn:; pvt. bath; apt. for owner;
apt; S5,5oO. terms. KEACH &
DRY CLEANING LEANING ST STORE l1rcE for sale sale
teaiy CALLED eapippsf 70 Service. VIII Hu 1851 10
CLEANING PLANT-Syntheti SOL
vent; newly equipped: will sell on
easy terms or take in partner, who
has dry cleaning store or rent. No
GkSoc. fSoeec!si svARTETY@s7oo I'm ;1i week; rent.
sub; full price, $500. HI. 95S3 =
GROCERY, good corner store; S40O
wk.; no Sundays; total. $500; low
dowp nayment lease DE 7O3l II 3
LARGE AUTO REPAIR SHOP and
gas station, located in s,w., "a blk.
| from D. c.; Inspection station suit
able for automobile agency $50 g
DELICATESSEN with soda fountain
fast growing Falls Church area. New
FA. 1895. between s and 12 noon
for appointment; OWNER; go
ae braFs eRd re each E1hn SHG ei
discount for cash. owner leaving
city. Box 190-V, Star. 90"
GROCERY-Good location; nice COM
and bigger volume Of business. 35S3
DRY R1FeSI CLEAN1NG a, Nc STORE for sale; cs-
tablished 15 yrs; reasonable rent;
choice NV. location. RE. 34Go OF
FIvE-cENT NUT VENDING BUsI.
ness; 80 machines, all on location;
good, steady income; l day work per
wk.; $1,000; leaving town. Co
GROCERY, beer; 81, 900 wk; mixed
trade; 11-yr. transf lease at $50
mo-. incl. 5-rm. apt; best money
maker with $4,000 down. s1MoNs
sEky sra; and G sEes. store store. cor com:
Way Vsas' ! Il miles, nes'foi Of Fl Frederick, a M" Nd
Price S27,50O plus stock; can f.
nance. Apply MR.. COLEMAN, Fred
erick; Nd; Phone s6.W-5 l9'
CALLED INTO .ndicb sEKyICEMusT ibo5 s,tsSi, sfG,
for man and wife. Call ST. ,257t
after $50 pm. II"
FOUNTAIN N-SANDWICHES, $500 wk.
no Sun. and good hours; rent; in
Sn%I siTdlnE sPs ssPP1oSgP * PAia BY aIs p s2oo'
SODA FOUNTAIN CONCESSION
Volume $4,000 monthly; ideal fol
experienced and aggressive marrlec
couple; in new and growing com
munity; give references. Write Boz
ENTERPRisING young college gradu
moderate capital wishes to bu!
partnership in growing CONCERN
REST, mod. liquor; near Doctor
Hospital; rent, S140, incl. heat
$4,000 cash down. LES SHILBY
STAND, Center Market City; goo!
hrs, excel. equipment. Dairy prod
ucts, frozen foods, soft drinks, etC
Asking S495O; small down pay
ment. A r. SEELYE. DI. 1925.
ITALIAN AND DOMESTIC grocer
store: well est; good income; O.
Georgia ave. BOX COW, Stal
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LANGLEY APIS,
SECTION

SECTION d
New Hampshire ave. at University
lane; immediate occupancy; l bed
room. S7350 Q bedrooms. $50 to
S86 utilities included; large apart
ment with through or cross ventila-
tion: .arge closets. parquet floors;
tiled baths, with showers; laundry
and storage rooms, auto. washers
and dryers; Handicapped sodded lawns,
paved streets. sidewalks. off-Street
parking, fenced-in play areas; ele-
mentary school now being built ad-
jacent TO project. A new large shop
ping center being erected. contains
the following: Hot Shoppe. k[esge
SC 81 10c. Theater. Drugstore. Food
Fair Market and numerous other
stores. At present there is large
super market and other stores con-
Venient to the project. Rental once
on project; open daily and Sun: till
s D m. Capital Transit K-4 Chillum
bus from 18th and e .sts. NV.
Change at New Hampshire aye;
ave" bus. or drive out New Hamp:.
shire ave. to University lane and
MILFRED MANAGEMENT
1890 Colesyille Rd., SH 5000
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MOVING, PACKING. STORAGE

MOVING ACROSS THE STREET oI
across the country: safe storage In
seDarate rooms expert packing
co. INC est. 1a06
pack. crat., storage;
local, long dist; small or large jobs;
free cartons for pack. HO. 5819.
MOVING BY VET; exper. help: every
piece wrapped, insured: reas. Call
any time Mr. COOK. GIL 6137
DELIVERY SERVICE, pick up
and delivery, moving, reas. rates.
PHRK's TRAN sFER-Movins at your
conv.; also trunks and baggage. Call
any time. AID. 1887. 16S
EDELMAN MOVING AND STORAGE
Will accept surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving, storage;
reas ia. 2037; ewes, GE. l416. l6e
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PARK VIEW APIS.

Apt. "a. 5032 3sth ST., Hyattsyille,
Md.-Lovely, 2-bedrm. unit, In these
garden-type apts.;. has full dining
room, plenty Of closet space; right
on busline, across the street from
children. auto. laundry facilities;
sos, including utilities.
ZIPKIN, INC.
4SO5 r. l. Ave, Hyattsville, Md.
UN. $500
90
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APrs. WANTED (cont.)

WANTED AT ONCE: 2-bedroom un-
furnished apartment with stove and
refrigerator, in Bethesda or imme-
three small children; $40 maximum;
send post card giving full particu-
lars to JOHN DEMPSEY, 146-B
Allen ST., Norfolk 8, Va. 16"
FURNISHED bedrm.. twin beds
liv. rm. pvt. bath, kit; S65; 2 young
men; NV. area. Call Thursday. WI
FURNISHED EFFICIENCY or one
bedroom apartment In NV. apt. bldg
EN-. GIG after $50. IS"
EMPLOYED LADY. wants efficiency
or small apt. in vic. Wis. Ave. pre-
ferred. Call SH. 1928 after 6 pm.
18s
N. W. 1 BEDRM. APT, not exceeding
$50. Call DU. 4096 after z pm
2-BEDRM. APT. or house, furn., for
mo-, from Aug. 15, by responsible
couple with small boy: best refer
ences. MA. $500. RIM. 526. Is"
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APARTMENTS UkFURkIsHED

OFF MINI. AVE. s.E.-1-bedroom
apt; modern bldg; S65 per month.
Call Mr.. JAMES, D1. 1855 till
14si POTOMAC AVE. s.E.-Thre.-
room apt. utilities included 500
HYATTS., | APT.-Liv. rm., din. rm.,
kit, 2 bedrms. and bath, all outside
rms; util. furn.; S9S per mon. WA.
46S VALLEY AVE. s.E.-Facing PIX;
l-bedrm: apt; SS2.5 so per mo-; utils.
iefr fefred ayS' yd s4ss7 SsPt l't couple is Pgs-
TWosBEDRooM SPACIOUS garden
grade and high schools, shopping
and buses; fifteen minutes to Wash
ntes REiGn fecSsd nc1d:d S5s ou0ey mOesn place
Bladensburg. Nd, Phone UN. 1871.
TAKoMA PARK, MD.-5 rooms. nv.
rm., din. rm., kit, 2 bedrms.; small
porch; children welcome; $S5 mo;
yin D'm. usili sH. RbGBs PsfS' between SO . ond
quiet SURROUNDINGS, adjacent to
SON, Res. Mgr, Gil. 6491. 1714 s.
Taylor st; Directions: Columbia
5t 2lks tft tf 4Hs to TsJfO4 E1n dr. left to 18TH
1895 TRINIDAD AVE. NE Ige.
rms, incl. sleeping porch; mod. kit,
stove, refgr.; bath; $40 incl. utils.;
on bus line: WA. 4424 after 6.
H MD.-1st f., 3 rms,
lge. kit. and bath; l blk. to transp.
se6t sea shop IsTTeI Sn5 i9al asaw It; avai5asle
Rms: Ry bath pyt. a sntE; party
51O1 ILLINOIS AVE. N.w.-Attr g.
rm; and bath apt; Ideally loc.: all
sYS YSili ietS tprS sT S2 ne; Ty r5s 5o67 2f
bath; gas, cleo, heat furn. Can be
seen 6-s pm. Wed.
$69.6O and S77.5o Incl. utiI.; Mt.
Vernon Memorial blvd. and Bash
ford lane, Alex, Va. File applica-
W. $50 sfnHas to f:so ave s. nv Mosdss SSlss
through Friday. III
MEURiLEE APTS.-specious 1 and Q
bedrm, apts;. close to transp., elem.
and high school, shop. center and
B BlaGenSS1Tg; Nd, VA. 372l
apt iiy. rm., kit.-dinette. bath,
heat and hot water furnished; re-
OFF MINI. AVE. Sci bedroom
apt, modern bldg; $65 per month.
Call MR.. JAMES, DI. 1855 till
g pm. -l7
1-BEDRM. APIS; 1908 Fairview
ave-, Takoma Park, Md.-Out N. H..
ave. to East-West hwy, right to
Redtop I'd. end Of st. OIL. 3130.
3-RM.. HEATED APT. in pvt. home,
pleasant and mo- TTeas. 74s 18th st.
500 9Th ST. S.W.-Three separate
apartments: one room and bath;
two rooms and bath; utilities fur
nished. MAURICE FITZGERALD,
1871 g NV, Ma: 1885: is
nished. s33 bth st. ne. 8 rooms,
kitchen and bath, heat furnished
MAURICE FITZGERALD, 1911 q
at. NV, Ma. 1856. lis
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APARTMENTS WANTED

DESIRE two-bedroom house or apt.
unfurnished, for 2 months COM
mencing Sept. /, WASHINGTON OF
suburban. Tel. 1T. w1LDMAN. Hill
8 PROFESSIONAL BACHELORS. de-
sire 2-bedrm. well furn. apt, in
NV. section. Call FA. $3.50. -16
FURN. EFFICIENCY in NV. apt.
bldg, cow. to transp. DI. 1896
2 SMALL RMS, kitchenette, bath OF
eficiency; reasonable. RE. $500
until 5 or AID. 1862 after pm.
BACHELOR, officer, desires large ef-
f1ciency or bedroom-apt., preferably
furnished. in apt. bldg; desirable
NV. section. Box 21O-V, Star. 17s
NAVAL OFFICERS WIFE, 2 chill
dren, would like 2-bedroom un-
furn. apt, pref. Sc. or s.w. TR. 6963.
GOVERNMENT EMPLoYE desires
one-room efficiency apt, private
bath; NV. preferred. Box 189-V,
Star. 17~
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APARTMENTS UNEURhIshED
CHESAPEAKE
TERRACE

IN Z III D4k0 Z 4V4S v Z
10 min. to downtown via S. Capitol
Bridge. near Boiling Field.
EXPRESS BUS SERVICE
New or 2-bedrm. apartments; !
bedrm., S76; 2 bedrms., SS2 and up;
not including utilities. Also few
furn apis. 4242 4th st. Sc.
10. 2-4485, 10. 2-9776
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APARTMENTs UNFURNIsHEp APARTMENTs UNFURNlsHED
HILLWOOD MANOR
SORRY!

SORRY!
We are all out OF our 2-bedrm. apis.
However. we do have a limited
amount of 1-bedrm. units in our
project. Some Of these are for I'M
mediate occupancy.
FEATURING
Giant closets, radiant heat. French
gray walls with matching Venetian
blinds, color tile in bath, de luxe
kit, incl. full 36-in. gas range. T
cu.-ft. refgr., dble. tub sink. ample
cabinets and exhaust fan, master
television, antenna outlets at no cost
to you; de luxe laundry rms ample
Storage lockers and fenced play
areas: excel. transp. to Pentagon
and Wash, D. c.
SS1, including all utilities.
Out Columbia pike to Bal
ley'S Crossroads. turn right on Lees
burg pike (Rt ~ to Glen Carlyn
drive and left to our sign and project.
ARLINGTON REALTY co.
2204 Wilson Blvd. OW. $500.
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BUSINESS oPP0RTUNITIES

AUTO REPAIR AND BODY SHOP II
good NV. location; low rent; excel
equipment and inventory. Call SligC
6777 or ST. S661. lie
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CONTINUED on Next Pags0
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CHEVY CHASE, D. C.-Appealing,
new French Col. stone and brick
town house. The only new home
available in this fine res. section.
Its charm and refinement are un-
matched. Ready now for occupancy.
ARTHUR W. LA ROCHE. exclu.
agent, OIL. 0070; ewes, EN-. 1891.
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BROADMOOR-Attractlve 1-bedrm.
apt. with large liv. rm.. kit -dinette,
entrance hall and bath; SLAB per
mo-: garage and other facilities;
1876 IRVING STREET N.W.-Four
large rooms, kitchen and bath; i'm
mediate occupancy. MAURICE FITZ-
GERALD, 1911 G NV, MA. 1885.
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BARNABY WOODS-First presenta-
ton; very spacious center-hall brick
Colonial home on lovely lot, 103x117,
with an abundance Of beautiful shade
trees; extra bldg. lot included; 6
unusually lge. rms. g bedrms.), 2
built-in garage, perfectly delightful
screened living porch approx. 11x20
among the trees; must be seen to be
appreciated. Naval officer leaving
city; priced at S31,75O. Ewes, call
GE. 3079. FRANK s. PHILLIPS,
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BETHESDA, Greenwich Forest sect

stone home, located on a large,
beautifully Handicapped lot In a wood
land setting. 1St floor. large liv.
rm., din. rm.. kit, library, "a bath
and large screened porch. 2nd A.,
3 twin sized bedrms., baths. Full
bsmt., rec rm.; att. gar To in
spect this unusual home priced for
quick sale, call OR. 004S til pm.
REALTY BROKERS, INC, 5506
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Mines eesssssea bv

Gerber'S Baby
Foods. FREE
SAMPLES of )
Cereals, write TO
De pit. 1860,
Fremont, Mich.
Kodiak mirror., 1950-05-27
Cecilia King To
 Wed kHS Coach

Father Cecil R. King an- nounces that the marriage of his daughter Cecilia to How ard l.. Carpenter will take place on Sunday, June 4, in the Russian Orthodox Church.
 Miss King is employed at Knudsen's Fountain, and Car penter has been high school athletic coach here for the past year.
 Carpenter is the son of Mir. and Mrs. Luther Carpenter of Arma, Kansas.
 The couple plans to leave by plane on June 5 for Pittsburg. Kansas, where Carpenter will
Kodiak mirror., 1950-05-27
Poppy Sales sf
 Total Over 5000

Poppy sales in Kodiak last Saturday netted more than 5000, the two sponsoring or ganizations announced this week.
 Mrs. Jake Foley, chairman of the American Legion Auxil- iary sale, reported proceeds of about $550 from base and town sales.
 The VFW Postsand Auxil- iary reported their sales reach ed approximately $525,, for the day.
 Both groups expressed their thanks to all whose contribu- tions made the drive a success,
Kodiak mirror., 1950-05-27

h.. aE v s5M 9ts
 and Ethe chairmen praised the work of those on their com mittees.
 The VFW wrote a letter to Capt. L. J. Dow, NOE com- mandant, thanking him for the contributions of the base, and in an open letter to the people of Kodiak" said that the groups wished to "thank the people of Kodiak and vicinity, the various business establishments, and all hands at the naval base and Ft. Greedy for their generous and wholehearted support. The VFW added that the 1850 drive far exceeded any sales of previous years. |"
Kodiak mirror., 1950-05-27
KODIAK W'ppcp


 a tend scners College this summer. He does. not plan to teach here next year, but has made no definite plans for the fall.
 Miss King, who graduated from the Kodiak High School in 1946, was named as queen in Kodiak's first annual Labor Day Competition in 1947. Caue penter is a graduate of Pitts burg Teachers College.
Kodiak mirror., 1950-05-27
To Fight Cancer Here

An educational program
 aimed at making the public conscious of the number of deaths each year from cancer
 and at organizing the public ! in an effortto control the dis
 ease was started Wednesday
 at NOE by Mrs. Mildred Her 1 mann of Juneau. Mrs. Hermann represents the American Cancer Society
 Tuesday she called on Admiral
 F. D. Wagner and Captain H.
 E. Gillespie, medical officer at NOE.
 The organization is endeav- bring to get a small unit start
 ed at NOE and later a unit
 will be organized in town, | Mrs. Hermann said.
 Things are now in the plan ming stage" Capt. Gillespie
 explained. We will call on the base welfare departmen t
 and the training department here to help i'll the educational program.
 During the first 10 days of
 May approximately $500 was
 collected on the base for the fight to control the disease, Capt. Gillespie said. Every town and community in Alaska will be asked to participate in the program. Such communities as Cordova,
 Kodiak and Seldovia will be asked to join in the fall be- cause at this time everyone is
 busy with commercial fishing,
 Mrs. Hermann said. The American Cancer Socie- ty is a national organization and the educational program
 in the territory coincides with the one now under way in the states.
 Mrs. Hermann left on We'd nesday's plane. While here she called on many friends in town.
Kodiak mirror., 1950-05-27

Adm. and Mrs. Frank IL Wagner were outgoing Denah passengers this week. Adm, Wagner who has resigned from the navy, has been coHi- mandant. 17th naval district and Alaska Sea Frontier for the past year
Kodiak mirror., 1950-05-27
EIks Conducting Bond Campaign

The Kodiak lodge of Elks is
 conducting a sales campaign among it's members in support
 of the U. s. Savings Bond h.
 dependence Drive that opened
 May 15, Gene Marian, Exalted 1 Ruler, said yesterday. Wake Up America Day, ! originally set for tomorrow by the Elks, has been changed to coincide with Flag Day which is June IA.
 The Elks' bond sales drive ends July 4.
 On June IA, halfway mark in the drive, the local lodge
 will hold a program to which the public is invited, Marian said.
 Acting Mayor V. G. Ellis
 will issue a proclamation sett- ing June IA as Wake Up A. merica Day, Marian added. 1 The Navy has authorized the painting of the word
 navy" or marines" in large
 letters on the sides of the : fuselage and the under sur , face of the left wings of Navy
 and marine corps planes. The marking will be white on blue backgrounds and black lon aluminum-colored planes.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1950-02-16
TWIN BROOK
=, NEWS =
Charles S. HG7nn9
"a e, -
y RockviHea45S5

3
Sunday guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Isaac Snodgrass, SCOT Coral Sea
Avenue, were Mr.. and Mrs. Rob-
ert Miller and daughter, Peggy.
Elizabeth Ann Davies of Wash
ington was a guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
James c. Shipe, l3203 Okinawa
Avenue, on Sunday.
A visitor of Mr., and Mrs. Rob-
ert w. Hill, 1907 Midway Avenue,
is Mr.. Hills mother, Mrs. A. w.
Thiele of Winona, Minnesota.
Last Thursday evening Capt. and
Mrs. Thurman Grafton, 1906 Mid
way Avenue had as dinner guests
Major and Mrs. Fred D. Maurer.
Major Maurer is Assistant Director
OF the Veterinary Division at the
Army Medical Center.
A movie party was held at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Martin
Konigmacher 1903 Midway Ave-
nue.. Among those attending were
Capt. and Mrs. Thurman Grafton
and Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Sadler,
1906 Midway Avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nicholas A. Pie
gari, 1920 Ardennes Avenue en-
tertained at luncheon Sunday
afternoon for Gilbert Bell, jr.
Sam Snyder, 1926 Midway Ave-
nue. was recently surgical patient
at Suburban General Hospital. He
is now recuperating at his home.
James Paris, 1870 Midway
Avenue is confined to his home be-
cause of illness.
Sunday visitors at the home of
MIR. and Mrs. Robert E. Lee, 5000
Coral Sea Avenue were Mrs. Annie
Jones of Washington, mother of
Mrs. Lee, and Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
Morgan, also of Washington. Mrs.
Morgan is Mrs. Lees sister.
AT the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Gerald E. Korn, 6002 Coral Sea
Avenue, and helping them get add
iusted to their life with twins,
are Mrs. Howard Dobson and chill
dren, Marjorie and Meredith of
Baileys Crossroads, Va; Mrs.
Royal Daniel of Pittsburg, Pa;
Mrs. Harry Korn Of Boston, Mass;
and Rolph Henderson of Sioux
City, Iowa.
Mrs. Alice b. Huntington, 5000
Coral Sea Avenue is moving to
Fort Benning, Ga. her home will
b. occupied by DR., and Mrs. Clyde
W. Bean. DR.. and Mrs. Bean now
live in Rockcrest.
Mrs. Sophie Considine of Wash
ington, mother of Bob Considine
the famous sports columnist, spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. William
Ludwig, 1892 Midway Avenue.
Guests during the week were Corby
Mcclure and daughter, Helen, and
his mother, of Silver Spring.
Gilbert Bell, jr. arrived in
Twin Brook this week. He lives at
1890 Midway Avenue and works
for General Motors Corp. in Wash
ington. He is a bachelor.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1950-02-16
School Safety Patrol
To Make Field Trips
To National Airport

The Board of Education and the
Police Department are sponsoring
a field trip to the National Airport
for all the AAA School Safety
Patrol of Montgomery County.
These trips will Lsgin February
goth and continue daily through
March 3rd. A group of 100 Patrol
will visit the Airport each morn
ing.
Paul F. Steiner, Deputy Airport
Director, Washington National
Airport has made all the arrange
ments for the tours.
All transportation will be fur
nished by the school buses, unC',r
the direction of William B. Marks
and his assistant, Richard M.
Ream. Tours will be under the sup
ervision of Sgt. c. 0. Seek, Officer
German Butler and Officer William
,DeVries. ,>t.as,gs
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1950-02-16

honor of one of her aunts.
On Saturday last, Mr.. and Mrs.
B. E. Thomas of Chevy Chase,
gave valentine party to a group
of friends, among whom were Mr.,
and Mrs. j. E. Pollock, Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Williams, all of Boyds;
Mr.. and Mrs. John Moore and Mr.,
and Mrs. Carlson Moore of Buck
Lodge.
Mr.. John P. HORNE of Buck
Lodge is in Suburban Hospital for
treatment following heart at
tack, suffered over week ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Schaum and
children, spent the weekend with
the latter's sisters family, Mr.. and
Mrs. Rufus Gillian, in Boyds.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1950-02-16
Mrs. Mabel Barnsley Cashell

Funeral services will be held al
3 p. m. Friday for Mrs. Mabel B
Cashell, daughter of the late Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas Barnsley, who
died on Wednesday, February Is
at Montgomery County General
Hospital. The Rev. Conrad W.
Jordon, pastor of the Oaxdale
Emory Methodist Church will Off
ciate at the service to be held at
the Colonial Funeral Home in
Rockville with interment at the
Brookville Cemetery.
Surviving are her husband, Ar
thur D. Cashell, ST., and two chill
dlen, Mary Ellen and Arthur D.
Cashell, jr.; sister, Mrs. Emma
Williams and two brothers, James
w. and Thomas Alexander Barns
lev
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1950-02-16

Mrs. Charles Richards were Mrs
Herbert Duvall, Miss Mary Eliza
beth Waters, Broshart and Joe
Richards Of Damascus. . go p
Mr.. and Mrs. Julian GlascocE
Of Summit Point, w. Va. were
house guests from Thursday until
Saturday of Mr.. and Mrs. Lee C.
| Warfeld.
Sunday dinner guests Of Mrs
Laura Griffith and Miss Virginia
Griffith were Mr.. and Mrs. H
Samuel Riggs and Mr.. and Mrs
William Shearman of Rockville.
Guests on Sunday of Miss Lizzie
and Susie Allnutt were Mrs. Mar
garet Kimble, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Allnutt of Washington, and Mr.
and Mrs. Allnutt's daughter, Mrs
William Warren and her daughter,
Susie of Reno, Nevada, who are
visiting her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Barber and son,
Chuck, are at home in their trailer
at the Middlebrook Trailer Court.
Mr.. and Mrs. Douglas Riggs, jr.
entertained at supper on Saturday
for Mr.. and Mrs. Douglas Riggs,
ST., Frank and Jack Riggs, Mr..
and Mrs. Darlington Riggs of
Damascus, Richard Lansdale, Mr..
and Mrs. ]. ]. Myer and two chill
dren of Sandy Spring, and Mrs.
Harry White.
Overnight guests on Sunday of
Mrs. Harry White were her daugh-
ter and son-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs.
Mansfield Daniel and daughter,
Susan, of Dickerson.
Mrs. Charles E. White of Wash
ington, sister-in-law of Mrs.
Merhle Haines, leaves today for
a trip to Florida. Mr.. and Mrs.
Haines spent the weekend in Bal
timore.
A card from Mrs. w. w. Crit
fifth says she and her husband are
enjoying the beautiful lakes and
groves of Clermont, Florida.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1950-02-16

Saturday, February IL at the Be-
thesda-C Chevy Chase Funeral Home
of Robert A. Humphrey. Interment
was in Forest Oak Cemetery,
Gaithersburg.
Besides her husband and children,
she is survived by her parents,
Mary E. and William A. Carter;
five sisters, Mrs. Helen Nicholson,
Mrs. Lucille Colbert, Mrs. Minnie
Ingersol, Mrs. Annabell Barrett,
Miss Loretta Carter; and two
brothers; William and Eugene
Carter.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1950-02-16
Mrs. Emma C. Woodfield

Funeral services for Mrs. Emma
Casandra Woodfield were held on
Monday, February Is at the Dam
ascus Methodist Church. Inter-
ment was in the Church cemetery.
Mrs. Woodfield, wife of the late
Thomas G. Woodfield, died at her
home in Damascus on Saturday,
February II, 1850.
She is survived by three sons
j. Dorsey, Bradley M. and William
D. Woodfield. She was. the mother
of the late Emory C. and j. Leslie
Woodfeld.