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Evening star., 1950-08-28
Miss Levy Engaged

Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice M. Levy
announce the engagement of
their daughter, Helen Gertrude,
to MI. Samuel Jay Frank, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Frank.
Miss Levy attended the Cor
coran Art School and Mr.. Frank
is a graduate of the University
Of Maryland. He is q member Of
Tau Epsilon Phi fraternity.
1t. j. B. Tucker, secretary to
Commodore Lay, is spending a
short leave with his parents in
Toronto, Canada.
Evening star., 1950-08-28

where he will NOT study acting.
The handsome 16-year-old boy
spent half his time here as desk
clerk at the YMCA, the other hcIf
of it as a lifeguard at the pool
there. Peters young sister. Ma y
Helen, age 13, is coming east this
winter to go to school, has def
nitely decided she is going to be
an actress which is Okay with her
parents.
Evening star., 1950-08-28

was q member Of Alpha Chi One
Iga and Mortarboard.
The wedding will take place in
the fall.
Evening star., 1950-02-19
FINE QUALITY NECKWEAR

lZl-SZso Neektes Imported hand blocked WOOL pure silk
fouords silk stripes; Fosonn Choreen Gobordne
go, Sl.25
1l7-s35o keekties. Pure silk lined fouIords chovet silk
stripes ond spoeed figures
lo4-S5 and $3.50 keektes Rich silk jacquard crepe
silk wills and stripes Austrian and Italian hondwoven ereno
dine silks and silks 81 95
Evening star., 1950-02-19
ROBES, SMOKING JACKETS, DRESSING
GOWNS

$40 Royon Dressing Self ocquorded Solid shades
s onS n,.,on noy cs Sizes meum e PRICE $40
a sn sg ood F as lined strictly s,es es"d fs,
s-s75 Pure Silk Dressing Gowns. Printed jacquard crepe
Fully lined Wine and navy grounds Sizes smo ,c5 ond mssYm
$50 Dressing and royon sef-joequorded FUN
sd ned Solid eoo OF navy blue and vine Sizes sno ond
SILK Dressing Gowns Jocquorded crepe with cSe;
ond od ae 9Y lined Ee9o" shade of navy blue Sizes ss IN
$50 Pure Silk Dressing Gowns. Poke fouIords Unnsd
4-s's.so Royon Dressing Gowns poko dots and ouiofd
eotterns Grey blue maroon and grounds Unined
esssn Dressing Gowns. Novelty and oss;a
poterns unned Blue ond maroon Medium large and
sss9 50 Imported English Wool cheI. Dressing Gowns Mods
A-woeI eoso'sne SOLD Color Robes. MoloS1 ;oa
~ w 0 '''' '"S0''" 0'' s&ia aAif 'pF'f PRICE. $3.50
$3.50 veveeen Smoking Finest quoi finest noke
Single breosed Vine royoI blue and black Size 38 4o 46
regular; 40, 49, As long. Less than hoIf price S2975
3s7s Broeoded Royon and Wool Smoking Joekets Elegantly
oorsd wine end blue Sizes 40 to AZ reeuo 58 and 20 long
lzss5 Fine Wool Fonne Smoking jacket. brod binding
Noy blue come and maroon Sizes 5e 4e regular 49, 4o
$50 Pure Wool Dressing Small check with oSeDod
lsss Hair Dressing Gown Color aotue
1s35 Hopsaek Weave Dressing Made by Weleh Mar
setse1 Of a En9ond & Novy blue so HALF PRICE, so
pque stripes and seeucke Blue and White rose ond whie
yellow and white; maroon ond white and white Small,
I1-sl75o $40 Terry Solid coIors Of white
- cono blue Novelty twocoor ocquords printed novelties
Single and double breasted Shawl coo color Heov
weight. Smol, medium, large and Ioroe - $40 o5
ISIS and SIT so Terry Cloth Double Beech
One blue, size extro large; ton, size Ioree
HALF PRICE ST 50
<l-s5o Robe. Navy blue, royon wool Size medium
- Slightly foded -------------------S S1975
FULL DRESS SUlT-HALF PRICE
y l-S75 Full Dress Suit.
- Size A short - HALF PRICE e37 ro
MISSES RAINCOATS
2e-4z5o Aquoseutum Roneoo Finest quality royon-coton
eobordne deseen eeyeeen and 10 20,
STATS
Evening star., 1950-02-19
SPORTS JACKETS AND sLAcKs

4-S45 Shetlond and Imported isle Sports Joeksts
Sizes reeuor 3e, A. 49, A. 49, shorts 81 A. longs 3s
,, $3.50
zl-$s5 Cashmere, Cashmere and Lambs Handsomely
tooed by Lebow ond other fine makers. Greys,
browns Sizes regular SO A; to A. longs 3d. A.
S72.5o
$40 White Shetland jackets. Regular sizes Al shorts 5s
- 80; long 80 3e.----.---- go Sn
-$7S5o Sports Jaekets mode England by
onosoe poens Regular sizes 38 49, 4o; shorts 49, 49, A.
S62 so
-s7s Fine ouaty Sports jacket Hand toIored neuro ton
grey shode Size 81 regular SAB 50
7$25 Pure Cashmere DasoneI Sport. jackets. Finest
aoo pure cashmere finest hond toone Regular 3s
s-$l2.5o Corduroy soeks. Sizes 3d. 81, 33-SS.95
zF'"e ouoliy s'oeks from regular stock Broken
odines. flonnels tropical woeds rosteoIv Reduced
Evening star., 1950-02-19
FINE GABARDINE SUITS

s$s5 Hand TaiIorsd Fine QuaIy kotuoI Tan Gobardns
suits Al single breasted the jackets be sport,
, S74.5O
2-s5 6abadne Suits Tailored by Lebow Single and double
6reosted Reeuor sizes 38 3d. A. 46; shorts 38 3d. longs
~ -. -, e. S74.50 and S84. so
7-Se5 A-WooI Gobardne Suits Natural ton Double breost-
SIS Handsome Wool Gobodine Suits Single and double
breasted Regulars 4O a.; shorts, SO, 40 S58 so
Evening star., 1950-02-19
MEMS FINE SUITS

l-$125 Finest HondToored Suit. Imported grey worsted
obric; ~ short HALF PRICE, S62. so
k-$l2s chaIk Stripe Fanne Suits. Double breosed Finest
" hond tailoring: 38 reeuor 40 long, S84.5o
iss5 Grey Striped Flannel Suit Single breosted 4e regular
HALF PRICE, S42.50
s'5 Grey woted Suits Neot blue stripes; extra fine auoI.
ty worsted Regulars 49, Al, 43; short 40 S68 so
s$75 Lebow Worsted Suits Grey and bue single double
breasted Regulars A. a.; 37 40; long SO S545o
3-$85 Suits Of Imported Harris Tweeds piece suits
single breasted grey Regulars 49, a.
eSllo chevot Suits. Tailored by Chester Eneond
= Single and double breasted Geys and Regulars 43
7$es5o Suits Of Imported Isle Of Men Tweeds.
ton, single breasted models Regulars Al, 49, a., 46; shorts
oss5 S. % Suits Fancy 9otterns in and blues segYols
4f75 Grey E'onre Suits oooseyotive m0des. Single ond
double breasted Regulars 38 3d. shorts 80, 4o S62 so
S4-ss5 Fine wors'ed and Fan"eI Suits Tailored by Lebow
Browns neot woreds, horkkns onnes and pIoids;
single ond douDe breosted models Regular sizes 80 4e
e1-s75 Fine Worsted and sheond Suits Choice fobre,
shorkskn and onnes, solid coor stripes pIoids
Regular sizes 81 4e shorts 81 A. longs SO A.
40 to 4o- ----------- S64 80
47-se5 wored Suits. shorkskns, fonnes and shetond
Single and double breasted Regular IS 49, 81
to AZ; longs 80 to A; 40 4O---------- S54 so
4S$lo5 Lebow Hond Toiored Suits imported worsteds
and horkkins; single and double breasted Reouor
40 to 4e shorts SO to A. longs 80 A.
S84. 50 and $50 50
Evening star., 1950-02-19

1865 "Moste Guild" Striped Shirts Neckbond style
with two matching collars Sizes IS, 15h ond e--S39 95
7s4.s5 and s5.s5 Shirts ExceIo Hathaway and "Aoste
oud Makes Oxford CLOTH chonbroy broodcIoths Tob
colors button-down ooor regular point ooors All
7zs-s4s5 and $3.50 Poste Shirts. Fine quality, solid color
broodcohs. Famous Coo collar otoched with single button
cuffs Beautiful solid shades Of blue eoesheI grey green
ond pink Sizes to ~ Sleeve lengths 81 to IS 3o5
12s-Sl25o Anderson Shirts Beautiful striped
broodeoth from Scotland mode exclusively for by Moster
0ud SNORT collar ottoehed with French cuffs. "
to 7h. Sleeve lengths 81 to o3e-------S5 o5
1e5-S75o to $3.50 Imported Fobe Shirts boodcoth
woven in Scotland ond mode for by Moster Gud" Very
neot and pleasing Lo-sIope collar single
button cuffs Each shirt single stitched Sizes IA l8.
Sleeve lengths 81 36-------------- S4 os
Sono ond blue 5o9 Australian WOOL 500 Egyptian cotton
Sizes l4I2 to l6I2 Half price 81 95
$3.50 BroadeIoth Shirts. 2x2 Pima Cotton Sold
shode Lo-pont speod collar. French cuffs Sizes l4
to II. Sleeve lengths 81 to 35-------------- 81 os
Evening star., 1950-02-19
White SHIRTS-FAMoUS MAKES

4SeSo ExeeIo White White Joequord and sotr stped
eneede'oth Shirts, California collar single button and French
->s5o and $40 2x2 White sroodeoth Shirts ToIored by
exeeo, Hohowoy ond Knox Voous collar Styles button cuffs
ond french cuffs Mostly all sizes represented g az
s,o Moser Guid White Broodeloth Shirts Tob and o
$50 Shirts Imported white and plain white booi
cloth Snort color ottohed French Broken sizes * az
ss-SIos5 Shirts DGJ Anderson white rnoIted
scotch 6roadeo Snort eoIor ooehed French cuffs s. o5
H->i3 Shirts Finest imported Seq Island broodcIoh Smo
color ottoched French cuffs. Limited sizes Sin or
-s5s5 White Shirts Hioh-eount white broodcIoth on
OF Americas best known makers. Choice of the fomos Cofor
no, Colo regular collars Single button and French ta
Sizes IA to 171z. Sleeve lengths 81 to 3e q az
Evening star., 1950-02-19
Many Items Are Half Price! Some Items Less Than

SPORTS SHIRTS-SOME HALF PRICE e. LESS
zss4ss and s595 Cotton Sports and Reyon Sport.
- Shirts Long sleeves Blue, green. Sizes snou- ST o5
3s-S1595 Sports Shirts Pure wool eobordne by one
OF Americas bestknown makers. Western model two ooe
pockets long Sleeves Brown, grey green Sizes
TO ! J; vorious sleeve lengths hs-------------. o5
s-S15 AWooi Gobordine Sports Sh:
Made in California Ton Sizes snoI extra Ioroe H PRICE
s,,o. All $3.50
s-$l'5 Al-Wool Flannel Sports Shirts Sizes and ii "
LESS THAN HALF PRICE, S. o5
Evening star., 1950-02-19
BURBERRY's ENGLISH oVERcoATs

DVNOENNI ITN0IIoT1 VVENSVNTo
2-S45 Magnificent crombe oveeoots. Made in England by
Burberry Double breasted ulster model Oxford grey AZ
uor navy blue, "A regular So8 so
l-slz5 Burberry o~ereoo Made in England Beautiful
tweed RoeIon model; SO regular $50 so
3Sl35 CoIorfu connemoro Tweed oveeoots. Made Eng
land by the wodfoous Burberry Regulars &c. 49, shorts 40
S114.50
l-sl25 Mode-inEnsIond Burberry Ulster Hand tweed
Double breasted Size 4o e------HALF PRICE, S62 so
Evening star., 1950-02-19

An especially excellent very desirable suits in
A and As. oobordines, worseds, fIonnes tweeds
S54 so TO SS4 80
Evening star., 1950-02-19
IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC ovERcoATs

l-s35 Blue Imported overeoo Mode in England by Rodex
Fine. double oce fobrio Regular "A So8 so
l-sl45 Imported overeoot. England by Rodex Hond
some, brown double foce fobric Regular So8 50
3-$85 Grey Cheviot overeoos Single breasted Regular AZ
- short AZ; long e42-------------- AZ ---- $50 so
sss5 Rode. English overeoots Brown hond-woven weeds
wool poid lining. Shorts Al, AZ; long "A 4------So8 so
4-Sllo Grey and Brown Double breasted town
uer in fine imported fabric. Regulars 40, Al, A. 49,
$3.50
sl25 overeoot BIueerey herinobones Made England
Medium weight with beautiful authentic Torton plaid lining
Regulars 43, A.; short Al $40 20
$50 ApoeoLined Wool eobordne Country coot. Notuo
ton. Double breasted model "A regular ----- S68 so
ISIS Vvet-coIIar, Dress Chesterfield overeoots
grey; sineebreosted fly front Sizes short A. long S62 so
S95 and 81 Single and Double coots Now
y blue Handsomely toIored Sizes shorts 40, AZ; long A.
BATHING TRUNKS
s-$5.95 and $3.50 Knitted Trunks Nationally known
noke. Skipper blue Small
Evening star., 1950-02-19

FAMOUS-MAKE GLOVES
"a Prs So Irish String Gloves. white medium, and Iooe
HALF PRICE ST so
Ton. Sizes 8. and lO1z------ ----.--- ST o5
ST Prs. $3.50 Pisskn Gloves Acorn hode fomous moke
Most Of them hondsewn throughout Slip button and
buton-hoIe styles All sizes --- S6 OK
"a Prs $40 Pisskn and Buekskin Gloves Entirely
Side wol style Acorn and owhide snodes Sizes 8H 8k
9 and eR ------- S7 az
tey hond-sewn PuIover and cosp style. All o5
SUMMER TROUSERS
s-$l5 and $3.50 Trousers. Mitigate CeIonese Irish Linen
Wnhe and eonory Szes 81, 81 and 33 ----------S7o5
Evening star., 1950-02-19
MISSES TAILORED SUITS

Chester Borrie Suits of the finest ouoy imported
' "''''o '''sN ''@s' - siizs.5o
1onds Chester so'rie Suits Size r. Blue shst
s->'zs Suits Of Imported Scotch shetands; 10 to Is
sios.5o
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1950-12-07
Local Births At
Suburban Hospital

Births reported at Suburban
Hospital for the period November
20 through December 2, include;
MIR, and Mrs, Ernest +, Rodgers,
a0S Reading Terrace, Rockville, a
daughter, Karen Judith; Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles f., Rodgers, RID 1,
Montrose Road, Rockville, a daugh-
ter, Linda Loe, November 20.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gerard A, Green,
Route 3. Gaithershurg, a son, Ger.
ard Americas, jr,; Mr.. and Mrs,
Glenn j, Baldwin, l3304 Midway
Avenue. Twin Brook, Rockville, a
son, Dennis Clayton, November 2s.
Mr.. and Mrs. William c, Cooley,
IL Walker Avenue, Gaithersburg,
a daughter, Cheryl Ann; Mr.. and
Mrs. Paul n. Terry, Lincoln Park,
Rockville, son, Larry james, Mo-
vember 30.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1950-12-07
Book Fair Sponsored
BY Rockville P-TA
Declared A Success

Nearly two hundred persons at
tended the December meeting Of
the Rockville Elementary School
P-TA held in Richard Montgomery
High School cafeteria Tuesday eve
ming,
Mrs, Vernon Riley gave an in
tereSting report ON the state con-
vention held in Baltimore recently,
Mrs, Helen Asten's third grade
room won the attendance award
for the primary grades, and Mrs,
Anne Campbell'S fifth grade Won
for the intermediate group,
The Book Fair, which followed
the brief business meeting, was
declared a success by the chair
man, Mrs, Joseph S, Piazza, VIM
ners of the ehildren's anthologies
which were ratified Off We're; first
prize, Mrs, William Earl White;
second, Glen Smith, and third, Mrs
Fletcher c, Weller,
Members placed their gifts for
needy children under a beautiful
Christmas tree, and a box was pro-
vided for contributions to the as
soeiation's shoe fund for the less
fortunate. The hospitality commit
tee, under the leadership of Mrs
Nathan Adelsohn, served refresh
ments.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1950-12-07
Montgomery Sideliehts
ELSIE WHlTG HAlNES

are blue Jays around the clubhouse
which we almost never saw at our
feeders in Layt0nSville, Which re-
minds Of n story entitled,
Convenience OF H0me
~RlOe-jays have been beating
Jerry Hoffman to the hoysenber-
rIeS in his backyard and he asked
a friend how to combat them, The
friend advised him to tear rags
into strips and let them flutter in
the wind, Jerry did as directed, but
he Swears the first blue-jay TO
come along stopped to blow his
nose ON one rag before hOSthng
after y berry"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1950-12-07
AMONG THE
HOMEMAKERS
Sunshine Olney Club

Miss Bertha Brown and Mrs,
Litsinger Brown were hostess to
the Sunshine olney Club at the
Unity Community House, Here
the spirit of Christmas prevailed
with lovely holly branches deeora-
ting the table where the president,
Mrs, James o, Botterill, presided,
Mrs, Charles Upton and her
guests, Mrs, Slade, Mrs, Bauman
and Mrs, Wallace We're welcomed
by the Club, Several of the char
ter members were absent - Mrs,
Martin Best had Just recovered
from cold and felt it not wise
to SO out in the wind, and Mrs,
Frank Cashell has missed very
few meetings in the past is years.
Another faithful member not pres
ent was Mrs, Wilbur Nash, After
the business meeting, Miss Bertha
Brown had all sing Christmas
Carols,
The tea table reflected the Christ
mas decorations, Red candles in
their holders surrounded by Christ
mas greens and holly, Some peo-
Pile have the charm and gracious
ness to make any room they are in
happy place to be, and it is ever
so when Miss Bertha and Mrs.
Brown entertain,
kensingtOn View Meets
The Kensington View Home
makers Club president, Mrs. Earl
w, Ryan, was hostess on Novem-
her 20 at s o'clock with Mrs, Elmer
Dwyer and Mrs, Berdeck, co-host-
esSes, This club is growing in
membership and in interest as they
are becoming better acquainted,
Mrs. Ryan'S home mas many in
teresting features to stimulate
young women, Her pictures are
framed beautifully by her husband,
He also has made fine lamp bases
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1950-12-07
Rockville Man Wed To
Florida Girl On Friday
AT Episcopal Church

On Friday afternoon, December
1, Miss Margaret A, Tucker, daugh'
ter of Mr., and Mrs, s, h, Tucker
of jacksonville and Winter Haven,
Fla, became the bride of Coast
Guard 1t, Leonard l., Nicholson,
Ill, son of Mrs, Leonard l., Mich
olson of Rockville, and the late
Mr., Nicholson,
The four o'clock ceremony took
place at Christ Church in Rock
vile, with the Reverend Raymond
T, Black officiating, The bride,
who was given in marriage by her
cousin. Herbert Jones, was attired
in lovely afternoon gown of cham
pagne lace with a shoulder length
veil of net. She carried a prayer
book covered with u orchid, Mrs
Robert r. Stahler sister of the
bridegroom, was the only atten-
dant. She wore an afternoon gown
Of burgundy velvet with a hat 20
match and her flowers We're gar
denias. w. Slack Nicholson was
best man for his brother, David
+, Belts Of Rockville sang a solo,
~0h. Perfect Love-, accompanied
by John +, Preston ut the organ,
Following the ceremony a reeep'
ton was held at Chevy Chase CLUB
for relatives aud close friends OF
the bride and groom, The mother
of the groom was gowned in a
dark velvet suit with black hat
and a eOrsage Of yellow roses, The
wedding cake was cut with q
sword belonging to the groom's
paternal grandfather the late, 1t,
William Hall Slack,
The bride attended Florida
Southern College and the Univer-
sity of Maryland, The bridegroom,
now on active duty with the Coast
Guard. is stationed in Washington,
He is member of the Chevy Chase
Club. the University Club. and the
Aztec Club Of 1912. Following u
wedding trip 10 New York, M.
and Mrs, Nicholson win reside IN
Washington,
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1950-12-07

members, Miss Turner says it is
one of the loveliest pieced quilt
afghans one could imagine, The
presentation was made by Mrs.
Raymond Briggs.
The meeting was held in Blair
Lee House, and was presided over
by Mrs, Fred Ruth, There were
several new members present. Az
ter the business meeting which in
cluded reports on gifts of maya
ZINES and books to a Veterans
Hospital, cookies to Forest Glen
Annex and Christmas opportunl-
ties taken by the club, Miss Turner
gave, y demonstration on Light
ing"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1950-12-07
Little Theatre To
Offer Blythe Spirit"
AS Next Production

Rockville. Little Theatre season
ticket holders We're notified by mail
this week that the next Little
Theatre production viii be blythe
Spirit" rather than Barrie'S Alice
Sit BY the Fire." as formerly
planned. This change, according
to Pamela Bairsto, producer
director, is necessary because
,sBarrie's play required eostuming
(Which was originally thought UNI
necessary, However, after careful
study it was found that the I'M
obtainable costumes could not be
changed without destroying the
whole sense of the play.
Casting for this new production
which will be presented February
i, 9 and s, will be held next Mon
day, December IL in the Episcopal
Parish Hall at s p, m, All inter
ested persons are invited to attend
and participate.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1950-12-07
Miss Turner Is Given
Quilt BY Members Of
Silver Spring Club

A piece quilt afghan was pre-
scented Miss Edythe NJ, Turner,
Home Demonstration Agent, at the
November 2S meeting of the Silver
Spring Homemakers Club, The
blocks in the quilt consist of a
large triangle of black, squared by
second triangle formed of strips
of colored silk, The pieced top has
moss green silk backing with fine
coral stitching, All of the MEM
hers. had worked to make the
squares, and each block, contains
pieces of dresses belonging TO club
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1950-12-07
Engagement Announced

DR.. and Mrs, Albert ], Dalton
of Rockville announce the engage
ment of their daughter, Patricia
Gade Dalton, to Leo G, HeSSler,
Jr., son of Mr.. and Mrs, Leo G,
Hessler of Chevy Chase.
The bride-eleet is a sophomore
at George Washington University
and a member of Sigma Kappa
Sorority. Her finance attended
George Washington University and
at present is associated with his
father in his Photographic studio,
During World War IL, he served
with the United States Marines IN
China,
The wedding win take place in
the spring,
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1950-12-07

for their reading lights, Everyone
admired her window drSpeS, which
are of her handiwork, The living
room is a charming, relaxing,
colorful room that reflects good
planning and good workmanship,
Washington Grove
Mrs, Mae Brake, Mrs, William
Allen, Mrs, Mary Moses, Mrs, Ray
mond Jenne, Miss Connie Lynch
and Mrs, William Walker enter
tanned the Washington Grove
Homemaker'S Club ON November
so, As each member arrived she
was given a lovely Christmas cor
sage, After the Agents demonStra~
ton very delicious luncheon was
served at tables decorated in
Christmas greens and candles with
handsome place cards at each seS>
ting,
When the Agent, Miss Edythe
NJ, Turner left to 30 to her next
meeting, a huge box Of toys, gifts
of club members, was given her 10
present to the nurses in the county
to carry to sick children on their
rounds, This is an annual pro-
jects of the club and is much appre-
eiated by the Agent and the county
nurses,
The Germantown Club
Mrs, Rodney Whitaker, Presi-
dent of the Germantown Home,
makers Club, presided over their
meeting at the home of Mrs, A, Il,
Selhy.
Club members were all reporting
ON the fine demonstration ON the
Basic Dough" lesson given by
their project leader, Mrs, Benton
WeStfan. Mrs, Westfall had some
fine bread recipe books TO givS
members to follow up the good
foundation laid last month ON bread
making,
Mrs, Selhy'S Tea Table was ready
as soon as the demonstration On
Lighting" by the Agent was over,
The social hour enjoying the de-
lieious refreshments was most
pleasant,
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1950-12-07

Marketing group told to expect
8 per cent gain in U, S, 1851 out
put.
Evening star., 1950-02-16

"Rooh" royon shontuno washable. Az. Yord---slz5
Mohson's "Rusteeno" nubby hsovyweove royon 41"7se
"Ansr-n, novelty woven-strips royon toffeto 5o"s5e
"An1sr-mr ssni-sheer royon Sheer Delight" 42"-e5e
"Arner-ml" royon foiI|e "Ameribbo" As" Yorde e5e
Dufnoris seersucker oreondy print Renee 3e"-Slz5
Dun1ori's Tubby Tub" cotton seesucke S." Yard 7Se
Assorted White Cotton Fobrics Special 36" and 3e"5se
Tore smorty styled cotton prints 5e"
Evening star., 1950-02-16
new spring silks, wools, royons, eottons
i at very special Anniversary Savings

Beautiful Soft Woods for Spring 1880 FIonneIs checks
suedes, novelty cepes, sutines postes 81" Yord S245
Fine Wool Gobordne for spring suits 54 very specioI 1895
Cohomo lmportedyon Silk Shontune 81 colors 3o" Yord
$2.o5
Cohomo Sunny Royon Crepe IS Shades 3o" Yord 7sc
Cohomos "Burey linen cotton royon 3o" Yord 7se
Cohomo Honkosheer Print, royon chois-type So" Yord
81
waL-DreF Fabrics, Eighth
Evening star., 1950-02-16

Chdren's weII.known IS RPM record player
$2ee
Tonk Mahogany finish Record Cabinets.
$ll.e5 to $l5.9
.D8.
Enjoy Fine Record Albums at Sovinq
famous artists, orchestros. SPeciol
$2.25 SOL
W&L-Records, Fourth Floor