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tinction on the campus, so we sell 'Edgeworth' and Half and Half by the case"
 Fern McGuire halls from White fish, Montana, and possesses the natural resourcefullness which makes good Alaskan. After graduation from High School, she joined a dance band that played in five states. There were 13 pieces in our combo, and We had our own floor show" Fern rem inisced. Nothing as fancy as Hildegarde and her caravan of Cadillacs, but we toured the Mid west for three years and did very we'll"
 After all her peregrinations, Fern decided the quiet life looked pretty good. So she became a farmer and milked seven cows a day. Gro those who do not under stand about COWS, she explained, that means twice dayD She also moved and cured 15 tons of hay, and put it into the barn all by herself.
 When the opportunity present ed itself to come to Alaska, Fern travelled to Fairbanks. Her first job at the University was in the Comptroller's office, and in July
Valley frontiersman., 1950-12-29

floor of Eielson Memorial Build ing.
 For the benefit and convent ence of students, the bookstore stocks all text books used on the campus-to the tune of about 400 titles and $25,OO0 in inventory. The most expensive book is a heavy volume on Anthropology which retails at $10 a copy.
 SloWest moving items right now are Russian grammars and paper covered booklet entitled What the G. I. Bill Means to You"
 Newest of the intellectual" tonnes is "Nuclear Radiation and, strange as it may seem, more than a dozen copies of this printed ap- proach to the Infinite have al- ready been sold. The Veterans on-the-farm training program has become a major project in Alaska, and the University of Alaska Bookstore stocks 12 books per taining to this new advance in agricultural education.
 Fern McGuire likes her job be- cause she likes people. She has ready smile and good bit of wit, and many of the boys and girls on the campus tell her that she sells the best nickel candy be- tween Fairbanks and the North Pole.
 Candy is our best selling item" Mrs. Mcclure said, Next comes cigarettes and toothpaste. Pipe smoking, too, seems to be an at tribute of the gentlemen of dis
Valley frontiersman., 1950-12-29

McGuire tell you about books, licorice penny candy, shoelaces and Spam.
 Fern McGuire (Irish if you pl e a S e her maiden n a m e was McCauley) is manager of t h e U. of A. B o o k S t o r e which Is located nn fhn 1rOl1YoI
Valley frontiersman., 1950-12-29
K>so~ Ho1b4 N>siuen4A4

Ever wonder what makes the wheels go around in the Univer- sity of Alaska Bookstore? We'll, draw LID a chair and listen to Fern
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1950-12-28
WOODEleLD

MIS-, l&llISN NeNSN q WNSAlag~
sNa, Ms leonard SsN0~Ns and Asp
SNgAleN CNNNISA and Miss CNy~
gfNNe NlIag 10 oSe0aNN, Va, visit,
a NSeNSS1 &gSSN On SaNSSAN Mn
GyVSN il OaSsN N At Ms ANsNA
Nh and Mrs GeAygN NNNeV Nf
Arlington, Va weyN SSNNSy gt,eS,S
" Miss NettN NAvNN $ANaAM
Nh and Mrs Inward Keith NNa
NAsNl(N, NNa Mn NNa MIS- leANNN
lfeyt " M AIRY we've Sunday
SSAeS,S Ns Mrs, Anna lfSyS>
NNWay W nNVNN is = pAtIeNt
a MNNlSNNAeVN CNNNtN General
aNSNSlAN
Mn AND Mrs A, N TANwVSeN
>Ntev1AlNe& AZ \ turkey a(NNey last
saturday eNSNlNs> Guests we've Mn
and MIS- J. N, NWVNM Mn and
Mrs, Charles N, Pickett and their
aSWvAtVV, linda, Ms, lN6A Re,
MATT, MIS-, NeS,Se NNySsNNM Mn
ANa Ms, HAlNA Howard and their
NM, NSSNAyC, and Nh AND MIS-,
cNSvleS CrANA
Nh, and Mrs, keNRetA WlNahANN
entertained the Discussion SgNNV
81 = Christmas party Sixteen
meNNtN>yS WV NyNSeNN
The an Club held It's CAyIStNsAS
gsAr,N ~ tho ANN On Monday night,
McyNNeyS ~ C)NyNNcS Parsley
AMllN Nt Washington NNae their
annual visit ~ See Miss Matte
Parsley last Sunday
Mn AND Mrs, keNNe,A Withdraw
yvSNNtlN entertained tweNty,e(gAt
guests az a NWttet supper and
CArNsS
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1950-12-28
Mechanical neart Tor Dogs
Developed by Yale Doctors

A mechanical heAyt that may
SNyae SSN Ae(e SoetNyS when they
opeN the human heart directly tor
SACEleNl repairs has been devised
by tNN NaNe $0ygSNNS,
The mechanical heart, which has
SeeN used successfully On DOGS, is
Se,WNl(y = pSsNNn that takes over
the functions ~ the rSEAt side 81
the heart tNC = limited time nVg>
lNS this time, the right side ~ the
heart Is Temporarily fgSe Nt cir
eSslSIlag N,oSN& and thus viii gSNe
the SNrgeON 3 Netter chance 70
operate without tear ct S,NgpSNg
the elVe,lStSNN
me tWN Male doctors are VII
ham n, SSWS0, who started WORK,
lag On he pump While Stt0 = str
dent AZ the Vale SSANe, ~ NseSlc(0N
and William W, L, Glenn, Assistant
professor ~ SNyEeSN,
Their rSgNNVC which appears IN
an issue ~ N$NrENrN," explains
tANt thS NNSShAA(NN( heart mas NSSN
used IA GoES Tor periods as long as
l00 minutes, The animals remained
IN g0Na eNNaN,NN throughout the
pevloa aud have veSoVeCeS com,
ple,eN tCe,N the eNN>SlN,e rs,
nv SeweN and NN Glenn en-,
pASSlsc, however, that their pump
has not been perfected enough for
tests On human NetNgS,
IN order 70 operate oN the open
heart SURGEONS mus, have some
method VI keeping the hear, Nleod,
less, but at the same time keen
the NlNNI circulating 10 meet the
problem, the Male SWyEeONS decided
~ design q pump that would take
over the functions % only one
side instead % the complete cart,
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1950-12-28
Varsity Squad Wins
Over Alumni S5,SSs
Junior High LoSeS

The NleAAy3 MNNtg>NsMeSN NAS&Nt,
NAN squads NogAN NANlNySNg Christ,
mas \ htt(e eAv(N the varsity BE,
teNteS the Alumni 81 N IN last
Friday NlgAt, @N1 the (aMlNN VANS,
tlN DOWNING the junior ASgA $aNAa
IN n SN,sA clash NN the NSN>SetS
NoS,Ne cSNNrG
NE A(NMN( SeeNsIN quite stunt,
ea IN tNe HACK %Na NNANxe NGSNetS
showed them SSNNv(Ag punch ASAIwS.
the stars " fNyNNeN NSeNyS, Nv
wSyVsS Gordon CNlNWsNN and ENN
NOeNm NoN& MNNSt u the NASN m
they pumped M IS " the 81 NNSNtS
With N and Il points ExSgNeSllvN(y>
CNAeA MAyNAyS NNItAcSNc& SSeNeNs
NleNSea 10 $ee the NoeNesS SSeYSNg
attack NNNNS ~ n 4O,NNINt AVNvNge
Ner gANs,\
The gaMe which NyVVSa mCSt
SNtcySStlNg WAS the Junior Varsity
and Junior MSgA School Contest
The Junior Varsity, made w "
md and A,A SteSNg varsity NlAyNyS
eagy'1 tNyNNyA n @S,sl victory NVeV
the AlgN(N talented Junior hIgA
team,
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1950-12-28
TWIN BROOK
= NEWS =
CAag(sS \ HaMM
ReekV(l,e &SsS

( h0l(,lAy visitors e( Mn and Mrs,
lC(NVle WNShNNvN weN Mn and
Mrs. NNadley neSN W Pleprs =, n,
lNNd Mrs john NJ WaSNANyN Of
W9SANg1NN,
Mary Louise NeWNl(, n student
Joe Florida State UNIVeySlty, spent
the CNvlStmaS ANhaAyS with her
sister, Mrs hIckrNN hNvSeNlNM
niNNer guests Christmas OF Mn
\ and Mrs, John !, Curling weye
Mr. aud Mrs, John Proctor ef
SANpehSm Reach, Mn and Mrs,
Harold RrectNN Jane rTNCteyN Mn
/ and Mrs Lleyd Carter Of Falls
Church, and Mr. and Mrs A, n,
Norris Nt WaSAMgtNM Mn and
Mrs MNlNgA Proctor Of Ar6NgtNN>
John LaNNeN returned heNe
NCem Germany 70 he with his FAINT,
| ~ On ENvlStMaS,
Mr. and Mrs StENa A, Rock
SpeNt ChriStMAS WITH Mrs, Frances
HNNa Ne Washington
Mn and Mrs, Thomas MeNeNge
are the proud PARENTS ef y son,
Thomas IN, horn last week,
Holiday guests Nf nN and Mrs,
RNN,,y& N Gibbs we've Mn and Mrs,
NJ Z AeNeN and Mrs, Clara RNpNS
&C MaNNeIM, IA, and Mn and Mrs,
H. \ Gibbs et l,aNeNsteN Pa,
Spending the Christmas Holiday
WITH Mn and Mrs, ReheN n, lee
wSgN Mn and Mrs, Carl Morgan
and Mrs, Annie TarmaN Of Wash,
iNgt0M
Mn and Mrs, RAllp Ryrd spent
ChvlStN,aS IN Bethesda With Mn
RyCdS NaVeNtS
A dinner and farewell party was
held NJ the ANme OF Mn and Mrs
Isaac SNetgvASS, Among these pre-
sent we've Mn aud Mrs, Ralph
Warner and James WaVNeN James
Warner il the hyNther ~ Mrs,
SNNAgVaSS whN is entering the
Navy immediately
NewSSNMepS TO Twin RpNNk are
Mn and Mrs, II, T. Rayar1A sS0s
LeMNN Avenue, Mn and Mrs, n
u, Durham, 5000 LeMay Avenues
Mn and Mrs, leS6e CNles SslN leS
MAY AveNNN
A CAVlStMeAS party was held tor
the Children el Twin RpNNk last
Sunday at the SNpNey N AraeNNeS
AVeNNe and the street which eN-
tends ~ Midway Avenues AN 81
the SN0agNN pgSSeNt VNcelNed Sits
gNm Santa Claus, Including an
egANgA ample, candy stocking and
a toN\ CAe Wild MAN. arrived teeN
his heme at the Ne(e eN \ NCe
truck -
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1950-12-28

A tSS$eyaCS Is = tNssyNSlgNSaSlNaAl
s,sNA which is an Imaginary Ng,aye
taNSNSN used IN some NyANeAeS Ne
A,SAeg mathematics, II yAN move y
Palel NNNNg the Shortest distance to,
ward another pN(aN Il forms
SSyNlSNt Inc, ls the llas moves IN
a GSgNS,loN, AZ a rl1As SNSle t. It's
NNa lcNE,A ard Cor The sane dis
SNNSA WA have = square, MoVlNg
the SQUARE the same SlSSSaea at a
gSSAl SN&(e q us eva plSNe, sew
sgS(NS = eSASs> An these steps eAG
- NSCNNee,lSACS IN Nssg tAgee-Slmsss,
SSVaN( SNNeN u Ne lNSS in = tour
SlNseNSSNNN( $9NeSN however,, the
SNsNS SSl,S NN moved AZ NlgA, SNSleS
y NSN)N NNS tNe result wes,,S be a
NNpNg~C'NSs\ which is eA(eS a tNSSe,
CAS&>
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1950-12-28

Detective wNyk NN Veterinarians
has NNCNVSyNS the SN,AvSe ~ a pNlSoa
that Is CAUSING peculiar behavior
sNS death SMeNg NSES In the
latest regNNgteSs CASES several New
NSgk state farmers we've NNyStlNeS
by the NHANVlNV ~ their ANIMALS,
SNsNe ~ the affected Piss cONNa
M eat eNeN tS0SlSN they tC(ea,
Others S'NSSegNa &NNNt NSWleSSlN,
While = teW walked almost eNNllN,l>
NaSN ter several SaNS ana then
ASeS>
Alter an Investigation VeleplNArl,
ans nNsN The New Monk state VN,evl,
NARY eS()eEe SS,SgeSleS pNlSONlaK,
CNe eWNeyS however, We're unable
~ recall that any pNlS0NS had been
IN reach " The animals,
Laboratory tests eANweS the pYeS,
SacS W mSyC,,CN, and NsgtNep IN,
NeSIIgNtlNN Disclosed that the miss
had eeeN M lgeNtaS SNeS oats len
ever hNM planting,
Seed gpNyNS SpC Noca treated
With eNN'gC,,,NSS eNN,a0N0,S NNegvR,rv
10 k,N N,NgNAS EgNWtNS, When pSSS
are Ted the treated Seea&, they may
he posSNaeS severely
ne veterinary medical ASSNelA,
Oee said that pSgS die every YEAR in
This country nom Just such Causes.
AVID u warned tNymNvS To Keen
treated seed grNm away hNm all
tNym ANIMALS,
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1950-12-28
howe AeAes " EarlN Man

TIE bone aches Nf gNyeAlSlapls
MNN IN the Smithsonian Institution
eN'leelSNNS are eeseg diagnosed With
the help " N,gANS as an AID 70 nyeS,
eetNNN medicine, N
NE suffered, the pictures show,
hNNM about the same NlNNeN,S as
are common today, Me(lalNS can,
Sev ~ eNNe> hNetayN% AvlApS,IS, ana
bone }ateStleaS, MelNSMS NNae
WNSgeNlNSSS The feet % an NxNn,
WNN mummy &gNyNNimAteN 400
wears ED show a bad case % ham,
meE~SNeS and N,AeN Neas SetNgml,
ties
NE work il BENG cone Nv Dr.
W4lRAM u TNelN, WNSASaEtNa NysA,,>
NsSSS S0gSeeN aided nv Dr. u, J,
o'NeSAN q the SNNlNSNr hos,
gSlAl staff, IN cooperation with Dr.
Il n Stewart, Smithsonian curator
~ PHYSICAL NNtAgoNNlNSy, TIE X,
RAYS et the NSNeS were taken nv the
N>vNS department % the GsNyxe,
town university hospital, ~ SET
these nSSSNgN$ has REQUIRED \ SSes
SISl ,eeANlaNs
The work Is likely q be u great
VAMN Dr. SteWAV, explains, be,
cause Il shows the ANNe NaAlNS}eS
NSsN IN = much more &SVNNS>S
condition than wNO,,l2 be likely u Ne
eNcSSlNleEeS tesNN> HgNAlStNyle pec,
NE could Do nothing NNNSsS them
ana were Tired 10 let thew rsa
their SNEsCSe ana accept The result,
tax SeiNgsNltleS
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1950-12-28
= POOLESvILLE =

ON Saturday neeelNNep "a NJ
SEVEN N'elNek, thew was n NgAggam
With Santa and y NSNAt Tor all the
SAll0CeN NJ the eNMWWNSsy AZ the
S,'pNmNNSty Christmas tveSN This il
SPONSORED by the CANENAeS Nt
lNAeleSVillN
On Sunday NIgNt, the Christmas
S,NCN WAS presented IN drama Ny
the eNNdyeN " the Church SeANN(
Nt the Methodist Church In RNNleS,
N,ll& 4 eNNtata, "The Cali Nl the
StNyN, WAS given by the choir
We Sre glSd 10 reNNNt that Mrs,
John q, Eaweett il MaeA Improved
and returned from &eNsge Wash,
MgtNN University Hospital 70
spend the weeS,eNa at her home IN
hNwSNNVlNN
TNe Sunshine Class met Tuesday
night for the Christmas NartN AT
the home Nf Mrs, Geldle NefliN,
After the church service Sunday
al 81 ReterS HplSeNNal Church,
tNe Rev. ReaiNmm W, hewitt
NSntSsea thEee little ones, They
were David LeVeNe Seymour and
Mary Caroline, Seym0AN SAl(ayeN
et Mn and Mrs, W, L. Seymour
and aG0 la Rue EINeNAM, aANgA,
ter 90 Mn and Mrs, w, =, Finch,
am is \ former rsNleSVlNe gip(,
LORRAINE SteVeNS, dSWgAter Nf Mn
and Mrs Harry Stevens,
Also on Sunday WAS the NSptISm
" Peter Paul Paxton, son Nf Mn
and Mrs, Paul Paxton, when Rev,
Charles Michael eAr(SteNea HIM az
the Methodist Church,
Mn and Mrs, W, A, Daniel, Mn
and Mrs, Mansfield naNlel and
Susan and Mn and Mrs, Garland
Painter and sons we've dinner
guests on Sunday 81 Mn and Mrs,
], NJ, Daniel and family ~ AleN,
sNarSa, Va,
Mr. and Mrs, Samuel ENSter Nf
AleNANarlA Va weyN Weekend
gNeStS NF Mn and Mrs, Earl SAieN
Nt nScAepSNN,
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1950-12-28
Rockville And Vicinity
Mrs, John n.ameNa M - ReSGvae ava
or call RsSkVale sass silS

$ Mrs, Eawm Johnston and NV
children N,N spending this weeN
with Mrs, loANStoNN parents, M
and Mrs, W, n MNSkiNSNM Mn
Johnston spent Christmas day NJ
the HNSkinSNN home IN West
Montgomery AVcnWN
well Christmas rNAllN did S,NNNe
'dldNt ~ There wego times IN the
weeks just past, when We wondered
Il II would, as Il has Nr nearly
two thousand ycarS, AZ this hap,
pieSt SEASON Nf the yrAr MeCc was
an air NJ excitement and eNpeSl'
NNcy In every hNmN nowNVeN,
after 1880 WARS, peAce is stu
hacking among men VI gN,ed will
ONderneath all the MerrlmeNt VI
the SeaSon thcI0 was y tevVea,
prayer In the hearts Vt every one
that the coming yeNC may NrlNg
peace and NNdcrStaNAlNg 10 the
Nations NC the world,
7 For several families this Christ,
mas Was n Very special oNSN and
when Santa arrived he found extra
little stockings IL Ne allied, On
neccmher IA. We Catherine Ann
Williams made her appearANce at
Gecrgc Washington University
Hospital, Her proud aud happy
pNrcntS Nre Mn and Mrs, Ralph
Williams Ne Crawford Drive, AlSO
on neceMher "a, at Ge0rgotewN
University Hospital, Joan 6riMtA
NeirS made her debut Her happy
and proud parents are Nh and
Mrs, Alvin NelrS On December
~ At Suburban Hospital, that cid
hlrSl, ~,he StNrk", leN n Nlg bundle
for the Charles W W0Nsswar,lS'
Of LNckctt Slroct,-Rl,le twin NNNS,
Paul johnson weighed IN at tive
rNNWndS ten ounces, and Philip
FletchaN weighed in at HVe pounds,
twelve OaNccS, NcedlcSS ~ say the
wcQaWAvsls had q Merry Christ,
masN Ne 'A ..
N,aNa Mrs. .ramiNOS StOkcS
Of WeS( MenlgNNNsesy Avenue NJ,
celvSa 4 wvNacsfal Christmas prs,
entA-,wNlvl that NAem aaNgNtcy>
Camllle wNNM he home on IAN,
aary 10 Camille has NeeN in TeA,
ram lgAM Tor the past twN and
half wears whelo she WAS Assn.
clAted with the Department Of
State She sailed fNm Naples en-
CArlSlmaS nay en- the Nm CamNloN
and plans b acck IN New YORK
On January 10 M rN,Ntc home she
wfl visit MarScIlleS, ScNoA and
other ports,
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1950-12-28
Salesman For Advertising
Revolutionary
New TYPE Trade Calendars

The keMper. Thomas CO., Nor
wVcdA Ohio, is headquarters fw
the new type trade calendars
which have reVolutlOnisea the cal,
ondar business, We Manufacture
special and entirely different pgN,
motioNal calendars fNr twcNy,el9h,
types ef businesses, Including
LuMRER,lARnS, DRY Cl.EAN,
hrs. LAuNnRlES, DIARIES,
lENNkLERS, ROWLING ALLEYS,
COAL nEAl.ERS, L. T. GAS,
FLORISTS, GROCERIES,, FUN.
NIrURE STORES, NAHnWARE,
RANKS, SERVICE STATIONS,
ETC We have alSe psNsSl0Sea this
year the largest and ines, ~ Art
Calendar RNc, which has no SW,
perior
We have the laryVSt line Nt ali,
vertisAnE SpeeiSltleS in the cNNN,
try, The strongest gift heather
line, designed by the world famous
Phil wege, aud the only complete
cloth spccialty line in the indus.
try,
OUR LNE Is NOT AVAIL
ARl.E 10 loRRERS, Il is SolS
only ~ exclusive statesmen diNS,
to our customers, Weekly SaVSWcN
agNiwSt earned commissions, which
ARE substantial, plus yearly bonus
Write. kemper Thomas Co, GIN,
cinnati ~, Ohio
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1950-12-28

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SNld 'SSNNV W,SSteAS y N6S NSAAN,S
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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1950-12-28

AVID Mn and Nus Sssr|tNg RNNN
Maddox,
The Matt MSttNglyS ef aelseSk
Drive Age having y wonderful TAM,
NN ESNN(NN aNElNg the holidays,
TAeN aNNgNteN leAM who is y
EeSeNt AgldA II Aeme 0pNm ReNl,
DER CAlCN, with her husband and
MgS, MaI1SNglyS MNtAeE~iNlaw
AND SlS1eN Mn aud MpS, leSepA
\ SSeekNyltgs sc ENswNrtA, Me-,
and tAeSr twN SNNS, age Visiting the
Ma(tSNglySN On Wednesday, eve,
NlNg> the MatINglyS eNteEtAMe1l
y gyNNN sc nleNdS at u SAY hell,
aaN gA(ASglNgA
Mn and MIS- ClNSkey ClNMN,
vii age aewN NNM HAaadelpNla,
Paw % SpeNd the HOLIDAYS with
Mn CgNMwellS naySNtS, Mn and
MES $teNAeN CgNmwSN of West
Montgomery Avenues
On CNrlSlMaS NVSA the NedNey
eNSlkS eE the Glen entertained at
\ aellgAttA NeWr ~ six partM
On Tuesday eveNtNA Mn and
MIS- Henry G. Carter gathered n
few friends tNge.Aer NN egg Neg>
Mn and Mrs, Aeel Norris &c
$NNtA Adams Street were hNStS
eN "Wednesday evening at y de,
RgNtfNA Ave 10 SEVEN NArty
AMeNg the guests AZ the welt
ding last Wednesday, " Miss Mar
geyY ReReeyeN ClINNyA and II
WNl(NM Henry LaNagaM in
O,S,M>CN we've Mn and MIS-
Charles A. ReAENl, SN &C ENveSt
AVeaNA The weadNNg, which tNNk
RlASN IN An Saints EpiSSNpal
Church, WAS RllNwed Ny y reeep>
ttNN AZ the Clark Aeme on the
Rockville Pie Mn EeavA is y
cousin &c II, LaNagaM
Mn aud Mus Charles A, Reag<l,
IN, ~ OpteM Street we've hosts
At a family Christmas SNpper pAS~
" when their guests we've Mn and
Mn, Edwapd A, Dent NF WaSAlNg~
tNM Mrs, ReayAS NSvSNtS and
Mn and Mrs. Charles A, ReAvtl,
81, parents ef Mn ReNN,,
The Wilson family gNtheyea GNN
the traditional holiday dlNNer az
the AeMe ~ Mrs, W, Valentine
Wilson " Harrison StveSI Geea
gepNEtS continue ~ eNme hNM
New NeNN NgNm Chief w NAleA,
tine Wilson, who il y patleNt in
the NeNgNlNglSal Hospital ef eEeS>
AylepSNN MNSnNal
The kAEN family gN,heg<,a at
the ANMe ~ Mrs, q NJ Hickman
W $eWtA Adams $tEeet NNN Christ
MAS niNNeN Miss Margaret kNpN
il NeMe nNm Schenectady fNr the
holidays, 81 Ni El}N llt.\
one " tho laygest parties Nf the
holiday weSk MAS the NeA dANee
held NN WeSsNSAdASN nSSegNNN ~
at Chevy Chase ClNN when IN
AND Ms, neNteN Al, RNNAEA "
HNSe MiN SNteE.alasa in honor ~
tAelp aNWgAteM NNSSA who Is home
geN the ANllaayS hN4M GNWeAep.
CellegS IN RNtMNNSA
Saturday night Nh and Mrs
EHANk WtAIsmS, I'M, we've heStS
AZ y leVely NVe.CAplStmAS party
At their ACANe NN Williams StEeeA
Christmas NIgAI the Jack Nal,
l,,yS entertained At their new AeNSe
NN West MNNtgNmegS Avenue AZ
= gNlS party NeE y gCNNe Nf their
fglNS~s$,
Miss NAltA MagvNaeN WAS SaS~
NElSsA IN her A(VtAaAS ANNivey~
SAgy hast Thursday ny members Nf
her Sunday SSNeS@ Class ~ the
Baptist CANsSM who visited her
~ her ANwAe IN Falls HCSa and
eySSSMlS~s her with y aNySly pAlN,
See,lS plant and joined in \ pSStN
NN keN NeN sisters the Misses
NSelet ard NSNgM MNgENdeE had
entertained At y NrtAaNy aSNNeN
NSp,(,,p In tho eVeNSNS>
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1950-12-28

TIE nearest relatives ~ the NeNN'
it'll NlaS ~ paradise are the Pain
egNWS, Actually, the simplest st
PARADISE birds, the NNNNWesSeS aN
resemble small gleSSy egNWS The
tNNeleV SgeSlSS heweVCN such a.
the Mas, the SiSkleNiM and The
MNgNlaeeN,, With their FeNlNeNl,
cred and Enthusiastically SNNHSa pl'SNN>
NgN, seem q world away tCNM their
aNN NegeAgSNg SeNSlNS>
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1950-12-28

4 NAfNNlNlAS tNAN ENlcStN " nv
and MrS, Harry Miles ~ MNNl,
/ gNSMevy AVNANe weSN Mn and Mrs,
| ], N, SHERMAN and Mn and Mrs,
NNeeN Smith 10 Mount Any AVID
Mrs, Nellie ElNlNS and Mn AND
Mrs Charles NlkIaS ~ Eal,ImNySN
Miss NlIsaNelA Griffith arrived
On Wednesday, hNM WytAeVAle>
Nav ~ spend the Holidays with her
NgNlAev~MAaw and sister, Mn and
MIS- WNllAM \ SNeAEMAN ~
tsaNI SOSSt, Miss Mary N
Waters ~ Washington il alSN n
guest Of the $AeapgMANS ME the
lAelIdayA On Wednesday,, Mrs.
SNeaEMSN entertained AZ lNNSA,
con in honor " Miss Waters, The
guests we've her NleeeS, Mrs, Crit
nth Waters " Silver SgElNgA MEA
William StlNSNN " GleNwNSsa, Mrs,
nNrSey newNeS Nf Sandy SepiNS,
Mrs, Frank WILSON M Sandy
Spring and MES, DAWSON HAM,
MNNa " WNSAlNg(NM
Miss heNe Painter Speat Christ,
mas AZ her hNMe IN MaNEerINwN,
NaN near WNNsS(NeM
Christmas hay the Walter TNyD
Tors Nf West Montgomery Avenue
eNtegtalNeA = ggN,WN tNE alNNeY>
THEN quests were nN and MpA
Alexander SyMeNNtdeS, NsMeyly
" Rockville, m and Mrs, Palm
Han " the Korean EmNASSSA IN
Nav " FeElNg, pN and MES, X,
" RalaN " Aaia, and their A0Nse,
guest Jeanne Young ef Rochester,
N " The raylNrS' wv Suns, MArk
and Kenneth arr NosN home Nep the
holidays hNM Wesleyan CNIVeyN
Slty in MaaletNwM CeNM
ON Wednesday,, Mrs, MANSse e.
Wilson arrived hNm her Aeme in
StNaSNNEN NNN u spend the ANlS,
days with her MmIly> She il
staying At the home Nt Mn and
Mrs, Valentine q Wilson IN IN,
ton Street. t
judge and MES Charles w
Woodward spent Christmas with
their SoN and aaagMtepelNlNw> IN
and MIS- Arthur n Woodward "
EseAerlSM Miss ReYtNN EeteANM
~ Washington, MIS-, WeGNlwAgAN
sister, accompanied tNemN Miss
NletchaN has NeeN visiting the
woNawagNlS Nr the past wSek,
Sunday dinner gNseSsS Nt the WceSl,
wards wSgN Nh and Mrs, John
EleteAaN and dAWxN(er Ann Ne
WaSAlNgeNM MIS-, q N, rN,ElSN,
Miss Bertha NleleAAM, and
Charles W. WNNlwNEA I'M AMI
his SIMS, Charles and Pat
The William Draper RlAM Tam,
lly Nf Chen Mn ENAa SSSSeSVSA the
NlcNSt Christmas present they
oNNa gct RlM Rlats\ i'm, who WAS
shot MyNNgN the chest in NNEeA
wAlle covering the war NN the
eeS,(sAa,V NsN, has arrived ANNe
and is al Wight NNw Amer hos,
pS,AlIsNttNN h NNSyN his wlte
aew ~ meet him in NNNalNtM
wheSO they had = VNSNtSeM On
Wednesday, fAe NsltSNegN $NN
gave him = testimonial aSNWeN
Saturday MIS-, Alice ANSte1ler
held her annual oSc.eWttlNg Marty
al her lNvely ANese in the Glen,
Cations AaVeNtNgNN When the
tESe cutting WAS eVeN the guests
found their way hack w the path
10 the house wAeSN their HOSTESS
ySUesea tAcm
GeAsgU Chadwick " EesSNS
Fancy, Washington SgNVSN held his
annual try cNtttNy party ~ his
Earm near eNyVsS On neSeMeNev ~
and "a,
The Samuel \, ENgNeS$ who
grceNtly purchased tAe Jennings
Bailey Farm ~ the Slea Mad
AgU now SeltlcNa IN them new hNaNA
CAcSr Christmas dinner GUESTS
wCyc Nh and MIS-, ENNNyS Ey,gNey
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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1950-12-28
Thrush NeeaNe,. I've

A steel COMPANY eNNeloSee tAgNNa,
81 40 steel hair SeglNg VINES, each
less than eNe,eAeNSNNasA ~ an inch
in aSNme,eN AEeWgA the eye " a
small Nee3lN
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1950-12-28
ATTENTIONS

IL all surveyors AMI egNp,
cytN NwNerS stNNg the original
right u way II the eeyWev
ONloN Turnpike o. how ewNe~i
BY the State " Maryland, CNAN,
SiStlag " the SV,ASS NV Known
as Georgia AVSNNe NJ SeSNglS
Avenue ENteNaSSs, running nNm
the District ~ CNlNMNSN ~
HNsoScV(lN olNeS 10 Ashton
and S,cNmNat u $SaaN SerSNS>
The rights W way SV as tol,
loWS> n, & lane ~ the pyNS,sNt
Veins NH NNSa about NNe,A<
mile south " WkeAlNN, the
right " way is ~ Tee, Wide
FNeM The present Veins Mn
HNSd to HSNNEeVllle the right
ot way is a. fcet wl,lN kNNm
Obey 10 Ashton the right ~
WAY is 40 feet wide RHNN
Obey to Ashton the right "
way Is ~ feet wSSiN NSNNM
GlcnmNNt 10 the Intersection ~
the oNey 10 Ashton NoAa the
right ~ WAY il 80 feet wide
Aud the ccNtcr NJ the plVSeNt
hard g,Nd is NOT IN all PLACES
the center ~ the original right
Of way
Donald Bowie
Only surviving Director Ut
fermer ONNN Turnpike
Company