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Evening star., 1951-05-06
BRIDGE Calendar

TONIGHT. Arthur Walker Club 1911
North Quincy. Arlington; pair same. 8
Regency Club. Gordon Hotel; duplicate
TolMoRRowmFedersl latof Bridge League
1900 New Hampshire; team of -foul
and pair game (openl. 8. La SALT
stpdi0. studn} ! 1oss Connecticut; pair sam'
TUEsDAY~Agricultu Club. 1855 Euclid
Pair arce sas. oeer. Bridge cub men
sDd's s1d yomen's nnsG ' pair chsmpienships. 4:4a
{open), 8. Count Club, 1914 Seven.
teenth; master point pair game
wEDNFsiDAY-stephan sfGSFs Studio. 1885,
Ene9a Rgdyp PaiF sams epep2 W2ard Hota
H6RgsBAYAeayendish SGRshB5Ai &C; Club. pair gam,
oae 6oPep Chess 9s ess eress ca cHts Sssoaa
Press Building; pair game, 8.
FRIDAY-Potomac Valley championships
Shoreham Hotel; mems pairs, women:
pairs. 2; mixed pairs, 8.
SATURDAY-Potomac Valley Champion
ships, open pairs. qualifying session. 2
championship finals, S:15; special oper
pair game. $40.
Crane Mrs. Edith Swanson. Mrs
III. c. White-Richard Freeman
rated seconds. Mrs. Cranes VIC
tory in this match gives her a
two-point lead over Mrs. Edna
Evans in the race for the 12-game
series prize. Tuesday night win
'ners were Robert Jordan-Albert
White. Freeman again was run
nerup, pairing with Vic Zeve.
The Commissioned officers
Mess at Quantico wound up semi
monthly duplicates on April 27
Howell winners were Capt. and
Mrs. Jobe F. Smith, Mrs. Dixie T
Wright-Lt. j. F. Clement finishing
second. Mrs. Wright, who has
directed the Quantico duplicate
games for the past several years
will be feted at a special game
May 9.
At Andrews Air Force Base last
Tuesday, winners Ms were Mrs
R. R. O'Brien-Capt. Charles Hug.
gins, Mai. and Mrs. Carl Arm
brust, E-W. First annual mems
and women's pair championships
take place next Tuesday in the
Officers Club. Also scheduled fol-
this month is the initial oper
pair championship on May % and
I29. Reservations should be made
through 1t. Col. H. A. Walker
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STAMPS AND COINS.

STAMPS AND COINS.
SCOTT ALBUMS AND SUPPLEMENTS,
U. S. STAMPS. The ideal combination
at Eisenmac, 7l9 1lth St. NV.
MADISON STAMP SHOP
1875 Eye Street N.W.-Bought and Sold
WEEKS STAMP SHOP
Buy-Daily AuctiOns-Sell
1929 N. Y. Ave NV. Ma. 1886
Uyeno's Stomp Shop
1908 Penn. Ave NV. Tel. ME. 6O14
International Stomp News
lists filed. open until 9 daily. Arlington
Stamp CO.. 1000 So, 10Th ST., Arl. 2, Va
Evening star., 1951-05-06

l. the pettieoot Of nylon PhiImy In
petal pink, black, white. Small.
medium, Ioree 500
2. the gown Of sheerest nyIon
Aneelmist with eIosticized set-in
midriff. seofoom oquo. 32-42.
1926.
3. the lovely. lovely slip with entire
bodice front-ond-boek of shadow
embroidery PetoI, black, white. g.
AZ. 8.95
a. the snug brief Of cool mid-sheer
nylon Sheerio. Petal, black, white,
5 to 7. 800
S. the fIore-eg pontie Of cool nyIon
Sheerio. Petal, black, white. S to
7. $50
Do you want help in select
ing your Mothers Day gift?
Ask Personal Shopping Blu.
reau, Eighth Floor
4 or call District $500.
Evening star., 1951-06-10
FEATHERED NEST

$34,950-Excellent Terms
'Wayside Inn" on two acres. with
stream and garden on main route
in Montgomery Co. Completely
equipd.. tastefully decorated. spot
lessly clean; dining space for 75,
established clientele, steady help,
minimum maintenance with excel
This tea room almost runs itself.
In addition. spacious living quar-
ters. affording complete family
privacy. Ideal for couple who wish
to retire to. the country. Come out
or call and let US show you how
Evenings, Oh. O63O.
E. NJ. SSY. INC. WI. $500.
Evening star., 1951-06-10

Observation-Disclosures
We have several excel places show
ing profitable operations which may
be bought at the right price. Start
Call US for appoint. to discuss where
to inspect these locations. Ewes. and
Sun. call Mr.. Boinis. OR. 1914, or
Mr.. Dounis. AID. 5000
A. H. BACAS
Esaltor and Bus. Broker. AID. s4s4.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
HAMRURGER-REER

Thriving Sc. location. all new stain
less steel fixtures, air conditioned;
1S-yr. lease; averaging over $4,000
mthly. gross receipts. A real money
maker. Priced with good terms.
To inspect call Mr.. Dell.
7 LANE PASTOR EX 2555
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LUXURY RAMBLERs

,, EHIVH CHASE; y;
Chase, D C. Are you looking for
that Dream Rambler? am erect
ing quality Job based upon many
years OF exper In architectural
design. construction engineering
and contracting exper. Drawing
upon such rich exper these S37,.
60o.$1,s0:009 .,s ramblsrs have al the
long dreamed about. You may pre-.
view the construction well under
way. By sppt. yoR may arrange to
see . similar r&rbler now. ST.
1888; Sat. and tSn.. EN-. 63S1.
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come, pIuS 0Wnef'S apt.; Oct. garaEe.
JAMES CARR. Realtor. DU. $3.50.
MONTAGUE ST., NEAR 10th
Spacious det. home containing 4 bed
rms, 2 baths on 2nd H.. and Q ad-
ditional >bedrms. on 3rd a.; oil heat;
gear garage; nice lot; ideal for
LINKINS CO., DI. S6SS; eyes,, Sat,
Sun. EN-. 1884. 10
500 BLOCK VARNUM STREET NV.
Row brick home under S1S,95O,
$4,000 down. Colonial front porch.
liv rm.. din. rm., kit. and screened
porch. lovely bedrms., tile bath
with 2 extra rooms inclosed porch.
Full basement gas h.-w h. lge. yard,
det. garage. Mr.. Atino. RA. 4450.
zAGAMI REALTY
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HOUSES FOR sALE-N.W.
AMER. UNIV. PARK

Near St. AIMS, this most attractive
brick is really a beauty: 1st floor
has hy. rm. with fireplace, din. rm..
4 bedrms., 2 baths: bedroom and
storage room in attic; recre. rm,.
2-car garage, maids room and bath
near all schools and transp. r. A
TWEED CO. INC. 5504 Conn, ave.
NV EN- 1890 W.
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BRENTWOOD, 9TH and Whittier st.
Recently built. det. brick; screen
porch, nice rms. rec. rm.; we'll
Observation-Disclosures br., 5IS
Nicholson. Open today 2 to 6.
bedrms., splendid location, value.
Oher considered. ORRISON, RA.
5416: Exclusive.
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Sale or Rent With Option

A new 2-story masonry bldg, On
waterfront; modern din. rm. and
beer license. large kit, apt. Of large
rooms and b.-i. bath: plenty park
ing space; adjoining private airport.
this well-known point to 20 far
towards profitable business: lovely
picnic grounds. on water edge: best
Grabbing and fishing.
RUBY DOWNS,
real Estate and Insurance Broker.
Wheeler'S Hardware Bldg.
Deale, Nd. West River fi1nR. q
Evening star., 1951-06-10

ssIs MOZART pL, NV. / block
basement; inclosed rear porch. iI1 oil
h.-w,h:; In excellent cond. and
available. for immediate occupancy:
reasonably priced. Open Sunday |
I'll g.; For appointment week days.
call HARRY PORETsKY 4 sons
sIX-RM. BRICK HOUSE. In in GOOD ooSo ioe
Must be seen to appreciate. Slate
no. e75s. GE, S6o7 a and II RA's ssssss ssss
500 BLK. 21st ST. N.W.-3 rms
sissI. sissI Cali r. J. LANE LANE. INK IF" NJ.
SIX ROOMS, new-house cond.. com.
mercial zoned: S13. $50: small down
paymt, 5157 Macarthur blvd.
MODERN, 2-FAMILY DUPLEX-Ex-
elusive neighborhood Well-buiit
semidet brick bldg; 9 spacious
aptS., each with ? rms. kit, dinette,
bath; full basmt., gas heat. viii
OWNER. TU 435s.
LARGE HOME. Col. rd. and Ontario
Row brick; 9 rms. full basnit..
OIL heat: gear gar; immed. poss
Priced for quick sale. OWENS
REALTY; ME: O4s6.
Alabama ave, s. E. COLICCHIO
GLOVER PARK-s1e.e5o
brick. 9 ants with SITs noo IN.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-N.W,

Newly decorated brick det. home.
f's5 f'sI. Ready 70 @ oseapy. See rat Il sHs; any
AMERICAN UNIV. PARK AREA-
nicely anishsd snd 0fti!nsiii T.; fuii bsms: aaaa;
5s,;1t secT. rm:; 2 fireplaces. diversified
ssreet Rasn near ear EWSs Wsoayys a6yh beautiful
Franz S. sIsf fH1lIiPs. Iif9 81 ". 14fi tffa
AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK Set
frame house insulated; excel. cond.;
yard. 5o:ft; iiv. rm.. ise. e din. nenrga rm.
yided; Full bsmt. with playroom.
Gas h;,w.h. Sale by owner, leaving
Colonial; immaculate cond.: large large
den and Law. on 1st A.; 8 bedrms.,
baths on 2nd a.; recr. rm., b.oi.
gar gar: S32: 500; Ewes, call GE. 3079
FRANK 8. PHILLIPS. DI. 1411.
BRENTWOOD. 7th and Whittier st.
Recently built. det. brick; screen
porch, nice rms. rec. rm.; we'll
RRaSS SRaSsS SSrWrd;s yard; Strong cash, RA. $500;
b1iGHfWOOD-Deta br., 51S
Nicholson. Open today 2 to- 6.
ofIer considered. oRRIsoN, RA.
5416. Exclusive.
BRIGHTWOOD-5-rm. semidet. brick
Tex; lse. 1st trust avail. RIA. 6199.
BRIGHrwooD. 4ss Delafield pl. NV.
bun DE1sk tS ana rms ahovsr tile bath bat nsI with
with lavatory; built-in gar; gas
h.-w b. Beaut. pine-paneled den on
1st d. Custom Ven. blinds. Bendix
washer S14,95O; S1.500 cash. bal
$3.50 mo. OWNER. ia. 1892. LII
CHEVY CHASE. D. ca white brick
residence, conveniently, located close
in: 3 delightful bedrms. and q
hot-water heat. with gas. To inspect,
call WO. 1900, ONCE open today
EENv; EPW; H. \; JONES & CO., INC.
CHEVY CHASE. d. CA real fam.
lily home. with 4 bedrms. on 2nd d.;
2 additional bedrms. on 3rd: 4
gear ss r1s ds On aar lst T1ts Tde ce4aeI I'll
with side yard available, as addi-
tional bldg. site; property is va
cant, We have the key. Call WO.
zoo. ONCE open to-day. EDW. H.
JONES & CO., INC. Chevy Chase,
CHASE. D. c.-Here is one
Of the The finest 9ass residences PC Sn TIE
with schools in easy walking dis
tance: brick construction. with al
new furnace, new baths. new kit,
dishwasher. disposal, refgr.; all
walls are covered with Sanitas. The
1st d. has spacious liy. and din.
rms, dining alcove. kit, sun porch,
nedrms. and bath. The 2nd a. |
has 3 bedrms. and bath. And excel |
lent rec. rm., maids rm. and det |
gar: oil a.-c. heat. You will be ex-
cited about the wonderful condition |
OF this property. To inspect, CALI
WO. 1900. ONCE open today. EDW. |
4. JONES g. CO.. INC. Chevy Chase,
CHEVY CHASE. MD. Just of Conn.
ave. between the country clubs
Lovely detached home; 1st floor has
living room 16x24. dining room,
sunroom. de luxe modern kitchen:
End H.. 3 bedrms.. 2 baths, plus
sleeping room on porch:. recreationl
room. maids room and bath; 2-carl
garage. +. A. TWEED CO.. 1904
Connecticut ave. NV. EN-. 1890.
NEW DEF. BUNGALOW-Living rm.,
dinette. 2 bedrooms, modern kit;I
full basement, gas. automatic heatI
with cooling system; reasonably
priced. ATLNg REALTY CO. Call
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BEAUTY SALON

Fully equip, upper 14th ct.
l.W.; q booths; terms. Owner
N In III health. Doing sood bust.
~ ness. RE. 7066.
Evening star., 1951-06-10

I2I6 z 81. N.W.. Realtor. Ma. O753
CHEVY CHASE, D. c.
First time offered. charming de-
tached brick home facing PARK, iust
east OF Conn. ave.; 1st-fir. plan has
large Lying room with bay window,
screened porch. dining room. modern
kitchen; End fir., 2 twin-size bed
rooms. 2 baths. level lot: garage;
gas heat. Priced at S22 F., A.
TWEED CO, INC. 5504 Conn. ave
NV, EN- 1890.
Evening star., 1951-06-10

WOODS-Beautiful brick
Colonial; immaculate cond.: large
den and Law. on 1st A.; 8 bedrms.,
baths on 2nd f.; recr. rm., b.-i.
gar: S32 800. Ewes, call GE. 3O79.
FRANK 8. PHILLIPS. DI. 1A1l.
Evening star., 1951-06-10

NEW DET. BUNGALOW-Living rm.,
dinette, bedrooms, modern kit:
full basement, gas automatic heat
with cooling system; reasonably
priced. ATLAe REALTY CO. Call
Mr.. Reed, We 0432.
Evening star., 1951-06-10

AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK, Set
frame house. insulated; excel. cond
desirable location; beautiful fenced
yard. 20-ft. liv. rm.. lge, din. rm.
and kit. 2 bedrms., one can be d.
yided; Full bsmt. with playroom
Gas h:-w.h. Sale by owner, leaving
city. Reasonably priced. OR. 1856
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1951-07-26
Ask The Rent Control Office 4.

The Sentinel this week carries story about the
rent control office opened in Silver Spring We hope the
formation will be helpful to both landlords and tenants.
There has been much misunderstanding the county the
subject particularly in the countyseat
Rockville is old town and such suffers from the
sins of omission well those of commission One of the
things that affect great many people living here is the
rental situation Landlords in fail to realize that
under law they cannot charge certain amount for
propertyenants ignorant of the fact that they
get relief from overcharge by consulting their local
office There also certain services landlord must pro-
vide his these things considered before the
rental charge is set.
We have found there is to most any question
about rental property forthcoming if calls writes the
control office in Silver Spring, which has just become
separate office with jurisdiction Montgomery and
Prince Georges Counties.
you ought to do something about it" is phrase often
heard around newspaper office We have heard tales of
overchargng of arrogant landlords who tell their tenants to
get out if you do not like the accommodations of vermn
rats ovecrowded baths of the extra cash above the ceiling
rent slipped the landlord None of these people their
used-we have intention of disclosing them We
only help those who help themselves If you have
plants questions you want cleared just call the rent
control office According to the director all rented property
must be registered r 3 Z. fft #.# " #
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1951-07-26
Ashton 1922

DR.. and Mrs. Karl M. Wilson at
Lake Canandiagua, N. Y.
Mrs. Norris Russell entertained
eight of her friends at luncheon
bridge on Friday. The guest of
honor was her sister-in-law, Mrs.
James Fairman, who is in Wash
ington for an indefinite stay.
Tom Hallowell and Gordon Far
quhar were weekend guests at the
Cedars. Miss Sylvia Such of New
York is a guest of Mrs. Francis
M. Hollowell and will remain
through the coming week.
Mrs. Willard Herring of Chat
tanooga, Tenn, will be the house
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert o.
Stabler for several weeks.
Mrs. Herbert Adams was hostess
to her bridge club on Wednesday
and in addition had number OF
other guests. Those joining the
club for an afternoon were: Mrs.
Thomas Lansdale, Mrs. Herbert 0.
Stabler, Mrs. Francis Thomas, Mrs.
Robert Chichester, Mrs. Iris BealI,
Mrs. Albert Stabler, jr., and Miss
Claire Hutton.
Mrs. William E. Shots is in
Chapel Hill, N. c., visiting her
husbands parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Claude C. Shots. Her sister, Miss
Carolyn Woodward is taking a
course in Fine Arts at the National
Art School which will continue
through the middle of August.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Moore and
their children and Mrs. Mark Will
son and her three young daughters
spent Thursday at Mayo Beach,
Md.
Clarence Hurley, who has been
at the University Hospital, Balti-
more, has returned to his home.
Walter Wilson was host to the
Enterprise Farmers Club on Sat
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1951-07-26
Mayor and Council
Rockville, Maryland
Attention: Mrs. Mortimer


Rockville, Maryland
Attention: Mrs. Mortimer
Dear Sirs:
| am writing this letter at the
suggestion of Mrs. Mortimer so
that the record of the recent re-
zoning hearings can be as complete
as possible and to prevent possible
misunderstanding.
In the course of the recent re-
coming hearing, the Peter Bouic
tract) the Mayor requested a certi-
fled copy of the minutes of the last
meeting of the Rockville Civic As
ISOLATION. The request was made
because at this meeting resou-
ton on coming hatters in general
was adopted; moreover, it was rec
ognized in this resolution that the
general principles espoused were
applicable to a then pending re-
quest for rezoning in West End
Park.
| regret that it is impossible to
meet this request. The minutes of
our Association are not a matter
of record until they are read at the
following meeting and are approx
ed, with any additions or correc-
tons that may be necessary, by
the membership assembled. | per-
sonally would be inclined to meet
the request made and feel that the
membership would have like feel
ing. Unfortunately, however, can
not comply with the request made
since our next meeting-at which
our June minutes will be approved
-convenes in September and the
decision on the Iezoning petition
will undoubtedly be made long be-
fore then.
Despite the fact that /, acting
for the Association would meet the
request if ii were possible, | do
not feel that the request was real
istic. The Rockville Civic Associa-
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1951-07-26
Mortgage Insurance
Business On Decline

The first quarter of 1861 saw
a 3-year low in the mortgage in
surance business of the Federal
Housing Administration. Further
trends, as stated in a quarterly
FILA publication, were as follows:
1. Rental housing fell "a per
cent.
2. Property improvement loans
showed a seasonal decline of about
26 per cent.
3. Home mortgage operations,
showing "the first reaction to
credit curbs," dropped Ia per cent.
Nevertheless, the FILA is one of
the few Government agencies
showing profit. Fees and insur-
ance premiums paid by home build
ers and buyers account for its in
come. From June, 1884, through
February, 1851, the FILA insured
l4,353,466 mortgages and loans
totaling 1898 billion.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1951-07-26
Sandy Spring Meighborhood
Mrs. MahOn Kirk ~ Ashton
Mrs. MahlOn Kirk, ~

Mrs. Stanley P. Stabler enter
tanned 16 of her friends at her
home on Thursday. Her guests
were invited for dessert-bridge.
Miss Gertrude Matthews of Glen
wood spent last week end with Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Miller, Jr., at The
Highlands.
Mr.. and Mrs. Delbert W. Corbin
have with them for a month, Mrs.
Corbin's mother, Mrs. j. l.. Meeker
of Temple, Texas. Next week, Mrs.
Corbin is expecting her two sis
ters-in-law for short stay. They
are Mrs. RIM. Meeker and Mrs. c..
w. Meeker, also of Texas
Mrs. Richard Janney spent the
past weekend with DR. and Mrs.
John Janney in their new home
III Georgetown.
DR.. and Mrs. Thomas Ladson,
Jr., and Jimmie have returned
from The Cottage, their summer
home near Leonardtown.
George F. Russell, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Norris Russell, who is a
graduate of the Yale School of
Divinity, has recently been ordain-
ed as a minister of the Presbyter-
ian Church. He is taking over his
new charges at Starks and West
Mills, Maine, and will make his
home at Starks.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. Garland Lyon
were hosts to the Night Bridge
Club at their home on Monday eve
ming. ...
Mrs. Adele Watkins of Ashton,
who is Defense Department en-
ployee in the Pentagon, donated
another pint of blood to the Red
Cross, this time on Friday the 18th.
She has now donated a total Of II
pints.
Alban Brooke has with him over
the weekend Thomas Reed, of
Charleston and Robert Coulter, of
Cohasset, Mass.
Miss Stella Moore and her sis
ter, Mis- Beatrix Moore, entertain
ed informally at a buffet supper
for their near neighbors. The
guests included Mr.. and Mrs. Dana
and Mrs. Dana's mother, Mr.. and
Mrs. Michael, Mr.. and Mrs Calvin
Martin and Mrs. Martins mother,
Mrs. Kengla, all recently moved
into their new homes adjoining the
Moores, and Mr.. and Mrs. Francis
Thomas.
DR.. and Mrs. William H. Breeder
and their son, William, Jr., of Fay
etteville, N. c., and Mr.. and Mrs.
A. Lincoln Parks and Calvin Rob-
ison Parks, of Trenton, N. j., are
the house guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
F. Pole Robson. On Sunday, Mr..
and Mrs. Robson entertained at
family party in celebration of the
birthdays Of Mr.. Robson and his
grandson, Calvin Parks.
Mrs. Clarence L. Gilpin, Frank
Downey, Richard Lansdale and
Douglas Farquhar were the dinner
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. B. Dorsey
Downey, on Thursday evening.
Mrs. Anna G. Boyd has returned
from Daytona Beach, where she
spent several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Graham,
their daughter and twin sons are
with Mrs. William Dinwiddie for
an indefinite stay. Mrs. Graham
was the former Mabel Metz, who
made her home at Greenbough for
a number of years.
Mr.. and Mrs. William John
Thomas have returned to Clifton"
after spending several weeks in
the New England States and Can
ada. On their way north they
stopped for a weekend with Mrs.
Thomas brother-in-law and sister,
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1951-07-26

ton has been an active organiza-
ton in Rockville for a number of
years. Most of its members are
known to the Mayor and Council.
The results of this particular meet
ing were published well in advance
of the hearing, | am sure that
there can be no question of duplic-
ity and that the resolution as sub
mitted and the testimony of the
Associations representatives will
be given full credit. MAY | sug-
gest, by way of comparison, that
the petitions accepted in evidence
are not made up of signatures
which are individually attested or
"certifed.")
Very truly yours,
(s) STANLEY f. SMIGEL
President,
Rockville Civic Association.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1951-07-26
Among The
HonemQkers

Typical of the dolls being dress
ed by members of the County
Council of Homemakers, as sum-
mer project, are four brought into
the office of the Home Demonstra-
ton Agent, Miss Edythe Turner.
on Monday. The dolls, by the way,
have been restored by the Goodwill
Industries for the new Rockville
store which will be opened in a
month or two.
Germantown club has dressed a
boy doll in white blouse and blue
shorts-a real boy as dashing as
one could find, with a wild west
gun in his belt. t
A. curly, brown haired beauty, in
a peasant blouse and ruffled skirt,
was dressed by the Comus Club
a gay little doll that any child
would enjoy playing with.
A smart yellow dress with a
sash of blue, with hat, suede bag
and shoes formed the fetching cos
tune of the doll dressed by the
Potomac-Glen Club. ..
The Wheaton Hills doll is the
picture of daintiness in a lowered
tissue-cool to look upon these
warm days.
These are only a few of the dolls
which will be displayed during it's
opening week by the Rockville
Goodwill store, and sold later.
Gust like Christmas, opening these
boxes" the home demonstration
agent remarked. "And just another
example of the fine spirit the
Homemakers show in working with
other agencies in the county, even
at the busiest time of the year,
when the women are deep in their
food conservation program.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1951-07-26

urday evening. On Tuesday Mrs.
Wilson entertained the Little Gar
den Club at Bienvenue.
The schedule for the fall flower
show to be held at st. Johns Par
ish Hall on September 10, was read
and accepted. Mrs. VIM and Mrs.
Charles Warfield Williams assist
ed Mrs. Wilson in serving delicious
refreshments.
Everyone is thinking and talking
Hospital Supper" which will be
held at Sherwood School on Tues
day, July 81. Mrs. Frederick l..
Thomas, chairman of the fancy
work and apron committee, enter.
tanned the members of her COM
mittee at her home, Tanglewood,
on Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. David N. Mills
and family have left for their home
after being with Mrs. Mills par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. P. GarlanC
Lyon, at TOMBSTONE, for several
weeks.
Mrs. G. c. Lyon, jr,, and chill
dren are visiting her parents near
Roanoke, Va.
Miss Adele Bennett, who spent
the week with her sister, Mrs. T.
Lamar jackson at Teneriffe, has
returned to her home near Burtons-
vile.
Col. and Mrs. John Dismore of
Washington were dinner guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Mahlon Kirk, w, on
Wednesday, evening.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1951-07-26
New Grandparents

Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Stephenson, of
Silver Spring, former Up-County
residents, became grandparents on
Friday, July 18Th, when a son,
Robert Lee Hafer, III, was born
to Sergt. and Mrs. Robert Lee
Hafer, Jr. The mother is the for
mer Nancy Stephenson. The Half
ers are now stationed at Fort Gus
ter, Mich. Mrs. Stephenson left
Wednesday to spend two weeks
with the Hafers.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1951-07-26

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