davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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$1,000

virginia-23 acres; good 6-rm. house
barn. too, shed stream; $1,000 cash
BEULAH7 GOSS, CHI. 5682
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FLORIDA PROPERTY.
BUY FLORIDA
WATERFRONT PROP. FOR SALE

DEALE, MD, cottage; rms. and bath;
lge. outbuiloings; on almost l acre
of ground ReaS. price and terms.
MR.. DOVE, WA. 1912. Il
SMALL MARYLAND A C r E A G E
tracts - Immediately adjacent to
Chesapeake Bay; also smaller home
sites on hard-surfaced roads with
lights. telephone and centrally dis
tributed artesian water; located in
exclusive private home area on high
est environmental characteristics;
fine sand beach, excellent fishing
and grabbing; private boat harbor
and many other advantages. Prices
from $3.50. terms if desired To in
spect. drive miles south OF Prince
Frederick on Solomons Island I'd,
turn left at st. Leonard, follow Long
Beach signs to office on Chesapeake
Bay. M. E. ROCKHILL, INC. ST.
Leonard, Md, or phone Prince Fred
NORTH 5fsf BEACH. MD.-For sale, yr.-
round house on waterfront to U. S.
citizen; can be seen by appointment
only. Box 415-S. Star. %
ATTRACTIVE 2-bedroom home on
large lot overlooking water; cleo.
stove, elec. hot water heater, built
in sink, living room, compl. bath,
large porch; $6,250-S1, 900 down,
500 Q month. ME. 0619.
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OFFICES or LIVING oUARTERs.
District National Bldg

DISLTlct NatlOnaI Bldg,
1905 G st. nw.-Suite of 500 50 #.
now available; 3 exposures; newly
reconditioned; sI65 mo. See supt.
on premises. or call LEGUM &
GERBER REALTY CO. AID. $500.
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HOUSES WANTED TO BUY

RETIRED SEA CAPTAIN desires to
buy 2 or 3 bedroom nearby Va.
home. Have cash. Box 1887, Star.
INCOMING NAVAL OFFICER desper-
ately needs 3-bedrooin home. con-
venient to Navy Annex in Arlington.
Has substantial down :aymt; Please
FRANk fa1l AF s p0fTf FHlfss 2w oW eS1e osB5 slth
1 WILL PAY YOU Cash today fol-
date action!. RE 2201. ST. 7747.
IF PROMPT ATTENTION to the sais
Of your home business or invest
mel mept property * Thss you pdetos ssTi6s
sos North Capitol. NA. $3.50. Fres
apnraisals Results since 1919
EDWIN L. ELLIS, Realtor, wants
homes to sell. any size. Ask for
Mr.. Wallace. AID. 0413. or office
we've " aitSi GOT THE CUSTOMERS. we
acton, cash on the 1,e., line. VIII White Q o.
praisals. For top prices. call H
CASH! t CASH. s I, FOR YOUR Y PROPERTY
24-hr; service. os1Is Mr.; MUsHI1INSKY I1E6
MODEM 10 5daSe csan naone2tS or ~ ood beaTT home
nearby Md. location. Has subs anita
cash. MRS, COX. VI. 1886; ewes.
Ii. $3.50. .
QUICK ACTION with spot cash for
YOUR HOME; Md Va. or p. c,
MR.: QUICK. RA. 341S. 81
6 RMS, Diet. or semidet.. brick OF
frame house, in me-, under $4,000
HOMES AND iNVESTMENT properties
needed for our cash buyers. THOS
E. FARRELL CO.. Realtors (estab
1870. 721 10th st. NV. Ma. 0765
IN ID. c., Chevy Chase to Chail
Bridge 4 bdrms.. det. house. Apri
j.. possession. All cash, Box 111-T
Star. Il
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FACTORY REBUILT MOToRs-Re.
new the life of your car, almost
any model available, Ford, Chev-
rolet, Dodge Plymouth. Buick.
Studebaker Champion and WHY'S.
Terms as low as Sl1 monthly. In
stallation can be arransed. MONT
GOMERY WARD. Alex, Va, AL.
1900.
GARAGE EQUIPMENT, tools and
available II desired. Lo. 5-s723;
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MODERN MINDED

AL brick rambler, 3 bedrms.. GE
disposal dining area with built-in
china cabinet; liv. rm. with brick
fireplace and lge. picture window,
double closts in ell bedrooms. Sell
ing for S15.950
THE HANES COMPANY
2040 Wilson Blvd, OW. 2061
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OFFICES e. STUDIOS WANTED

GEORGETOWN, Wisconsin ave. or
vic; ground floors. small interior
Sunday OR. 4411. Il
1913 EYE ST. N.W.-Larse light
room approximately 400 So IT.; i'm
mediate possession. MR.. CLARKE.
ME. 5000. S
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BOATS

oUTBOARD MOTOR, 10 hp. johnson.
last model, 1850; extension. plug-in
5-gal. gas tank: cost $4,000, Will
sacrifice for S235 cash. Hurry. Call
no. 2o92. 1920 3rd st. NV. a
1916 STEELCRAFT 26-ft. cruiser.
cockpit cover, side curtains awning.
manv extras: good condition. Price,
S2,395. STEELCRAFT WASHING
TON CO. ST. 4145. =
LOG CANOE, 26x5, mod A engine;
Rapa aVe s@ail DDs pocEetbook aa n Price. e fHi2 I
equipped, $500. Call TONY. WA.
LfGTHTNING CLASS sA1LBoAT, eood
working sails, new spinaker. Hamp-
ton one;design sailboat. suits
RoWBoAT, IS g foot, completely over
hauled. 4 coats paint and recorked;;
Elgin motor. 712 h.p.. new. ran 10
hours last year. Death causes sale.
Bargain, S1s5. Call SH. 1854 after
1880 pm. Fri. anytime Sat. and
FOAM RUBBER for boat cushions
and bunk mattresses. any size, shape
or quantity. LATEX FOAM PECD-
UCTS CO. so7 H st. NV. ST, $3.50.
16-FT. INBOARD and rowboats ike
new; JACKS A5 PIER PEI sue Cape pc ,boGa bo0a
West River 1924 after 6 pm.
AUXILIARY YALL. 41x13x5. S5 hp.
Cris-Craft motor, accommodates 5.
Sacrifice. Owner going in service.
CABIN CRUISER, 23-ft.. marine ply
wood; P. T. type; $500; SH. l16S.
WHEELER. Soft. cruiser; sleep 6;
new Packard with hydraulic con-
troll; elec, plant: cabin heater; many
other extras. S3.500. ia. s-7495.
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$500

acres on Broad Run; fish,
ing and hunting; one-rm., aN-mod-
ern improved home; all cash.
BEULAH GOSS, CHI. 5682
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FARM FOR SALE-Write to GRAY
SON G. TOMS. 3 mi. west Middle
FREDERICK COUNTY, Md. 17o-
acre dairy or stock farm, 35 miles
from Wash. Good l0-rm. brick
house with mod. bath. 6-rm. tenant
house. large bank barn with 80 COW
stanchionS. machine shed, silo, new
Wash. type barn under construction
well fenced, . streams and large
creek. lao acres in grass. Owner
leaving country, must sell. Asking
S27. 800, $1,000 4hca Ist trust
HOWARD R. SCHAFER. SOO5 Wis
ave: WI. 5441.
HOWARD CoUNTY-224 acres, yer,
fertile, level tractor land: 6-bedrm
country home; nice setting; lge. banl
barn with all necessary outbuilding.
in good repair. JOHN BURDOFT
Colesville. Md. r. F. D. 2, Silver
Spring. Md. Call Ashton (Md.) 3S46
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AMPLE CAsH-3 bedrms., bsmt nr.
600: summer poss. Box 397-V, Star.
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DESK SPACE

BARR BLDG, 8IO 18th ST. NV
Near Conn. and K New modern at
tractive desk space for those who
want the best. ReceptioniSt switch
board. mail and telephone answer
ing service available Call ST 1856
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$4,000

Annandale. Va. Phone FA. 7447.
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FARMS tconf.)
So ACRES

% Miles From White House
This lovely Colonial has charm and
distinction, enhanced by it's pic
turesoue setting, sloping gently to
7 rooms, 2 baths, garage. fine barn
and other outbuildings. Priced low
at $4,000; owner leaving city. In
nearby Howard Co.. 3 miles from
Ashton. VIM. M. CANDY, Realtor,
RE. 3732; week end call Mr.. Miller.
WO. 0l12.
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AUNT, 6-unit. S-unit apis. needed
Immediately for investors with cash
in hand. For top prices on all types
of investment properties, call Mr.
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AUToMoTIvE MISCELLANEOUS

American Trailer CO., INC.
4030 Wisconsin Ave. NV. Wo. 1891.
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STORES FOR RENT

9th AND E SITS. NV w-2nd f.. air
cond.. 91x4l, modern. MILLS COM
PANY. Ma. 1896. --5
1884 GA. AVE.-Heat furn.. 12x50;
TON F; RUPERT; i5li K st. NV,
1911 4th ST. NE. Union Market area
About 1sxs4, incl. 2 truck ga
rage: 1T: CLEARANCE; Sl55 80 per
Ms2o m9 " E cuRIIs ns1IssT IL II 4o9ea 2esds a ta
serving 5000 to 5000 population;
no barber or beauty shop or hard
ware store in community; mod. new:
beautiful bldg. Call LA. 6-5323.
TAKoMA PARK. business district
Ideal for retail business; $40 mo-
sO1 MT. VERNON PL. NV. (nr. 9Th
and Mass. aveD-2.000 So. it.; at
tractiye shoy room once and roomSS
rear entrance; ideal for any semi
wholesale business. Apply JOS.
BRUNO. 903 H st. NV i
STORE. excel. business location; next
store; Kopy Kat. I'll H ne. Apply
coz. oG 7 sEwToN. Il, Risi upper 14th. 532s
suit restaurant. real estate or any
bus ness, RA 2o36. 81
6O9 NO. GLEBE RD., near Hecht Co.
shopping center; nov, being con
offiee; one of the most desirable To-
cations in Arlington County for re-
tail business: reasonable rent; avail
able April l., See MR.. BROOKS. $50
4fsi NSi 15eSs coSNs Eai AVE. N.w.-11xso-ft.;
shopping center with parking for so
cars; near Peoples Drugstore. Wool
worth, Best g. Co. KASS-BERCER,
INC, EN- S1OO.
9O9 18th ST.--Basement shop. show
alsoeSj aRooMEs. her5 i7ss fsyeiseed Eye St. s1 '"
is II N.E.-Good-sized store and
basement: very busy block; heat:
REALTY E ~, CO. lois 10th st. NV.
GkocEkY "a; sRsf; STORE completely equipped 4
in East Hyattsvil1e Nothing to buy.
Good lease. JOHN H. RICE. 81.
So s4GRsiHo RHODE ISLAND AVE. NV
Small store in triangle bldg. Suit
s1ns sRle fol lpanyM any pISiness ssSs. W. mo
weekends, SH. 2o6S. 4
STORE VALUES
12 H ST. NE
End commercial; 3-story brick bldg.
with full bsmt. and large repair
shop in rear; S3U0 month.
90 RIGGS RD.. cHIILuM, MD.
Large home, suitable for commercial
use. with an acre of ground; $3.50
month.
1000 EYE ST. NV
1st-foor commercial store, incl. heat
and hot water; S1S5 month.
I'll G ST. Sc.
20x70 feet, plus large connecting
garage in rear; S135 month.
713 3rd ST. NV.
Plus Q apis. renting for S102-S26O
month.
13 II ST. NV.
| incl. heat; S125 month.
TAO 9Th ST. NV.
2nd commercial. 13x30; $65 month.
123 18th ST. NE.
Store. plus Arm. and bath apt; $3.50
| month.
R. A. HUMPHREYS
SOs N. Capitol. Realtors. Ma. 5000
| 3
PROMINENT NV.
$500 So. IT. open space on 2 floors
with convevor to 2nd; heavy-duty
construction; good as new: display
front. A IT, wide. 500 mo. Mr..
Zirkle. Ma $500 or NO. 1894.
BOSS q PHELPS, INC.
| 1417 X st. NV. Il
UPPER CONN. AVE.
Choice location near Jelleffs, Hahn,
Best & Co.; 30x75; full basement;
| cir conditioned: parking facilities
ample loading area in rear. 44S1
/ Conn. ave.
KASS-BERGER, INC.
i Owners, Builders. DESIGNERS
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STORES FOR RENT tcont.)
Lee Blvd. and Glebe Rd.

In business center now being built;
delicatessen, 16xS2, 1925 mo-; drug.
store, 32xS2. $3.50 mo-; children
store, 16xS2. S225 mo-; auto. laun-
dry, 16xS2, S225 no.; market
32xS2, $3.50 mo-; restaurant, 16xS2
S225 mo-; other stores, various sizes
available; no dry cleaning. B. j
GREENHOUSE. DE. 3177. Il
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6 ACRE country home and investment
New 5-rm. bungalow; oil heat; liv
rm., firepl., complete modern kit.
full bsmt. and maids rm.: lge
lawn, abundance of shrubbery
house; 6-rm. tenant house will
elec. and water, now renting, 81.
mo-: another Arm. tenant hous,
with new roof. All bldgs. in gooc
repair. Entire place fenced. Mic,
stream; frontage on macadam I'd
33 mi. D. c.. approx. 2 mi. t
River rd. Price, $4,000, " cash
immediate possession.
Call Chas. H. Jamison, Poolesvill,
2613 with SAMUEL E. BOGLEY
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DOWNTOWN

/: 1908 10th st. NV Groom suite
Lear parking; SIPS per mo.
.. 1925 Goth ST. NV 1880 so. It
plus same size storage basement;
S425 per mo.
3. 1916 goth st. NV. Two Groom
suites OF $50 50. #. each; SIZE
per mo.
Call Mr.. Whitehead. ewes. MI. 1850
BOSS & PHELPS, INC.
1417 K st. NV. Ma. a3Oo.
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WAREHOUSES FOR RENT

5000 SO. FT.. End comm, rear 90o
WAREHOUSE for light manufactur-
ing on Ind floor at 9TH and Mass
ave. NV; 4.600 50. it. Call HU
$500. Il
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EARNS

500 DOWN. $40 NO. buys, for SIG
an acre. 70 acres young timber. some
sawable; 700 yds. road frontage;
near good town of Louisa. Va. TIE.
413I. 80
HOWARD CoUNTY-25 acres. Don't
be fenced in. Modernized farm
house; 6 lge. rms, mod. kit: in
grove of trees; oil heat, fireplace
phone; everything cozy, fruit, shurb-
berry. and garden; stream; lge. barn;
poultry and hog houses: 3 garages
Commutine distance, on good road
JOHN BURCROFT, Colesville, Md,
r. F. D. 2. Silver Spring, Md Call
Ashton tMdD 3S46. Il
NEW STROUT CATALOG-Just out!
Farms, homes, businesses, 3,0S4 bar
gains; 80 States; Mailed free;
yaagrdd Bldg, Washington. Sterling
5 ACRE-Modern attractive 7-rm.
home, arm. cottage. garage. etc. on
$3.50. A. FLETcHER, srd, S Box
435, Phone 237-J. Warrenton, Va.
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LOANS
FINANCING

Construction loans, home loans, GIs.
FLA and conventional; a complete
mortgage service for all types of fl
nancing. Call Mr.. Kite of our mort
gage dept. for assistance in your
finance problems.
Chauncey Realty Corp.
11Io Mt Vernon Ave.
Alexandria, Va. TIE. 4S"e, AL. 2137.
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reached which will permit free
dom of enterprise to continue in
JAPAN q4r - . ga,,.s ,,,.s,as
Britain has already announced
they want terms in the peace
treaty which will definitely limit
the extent that the Japanese can
engage In ocean transportation.
Britain always seeks to mon
opolize the business of ocean
transportation, most profitable
'U'Ne'S' x,,,s 9s@SssAs
For example, American tax
payers have paid out more than
a half billion dollars, largely to
foreign shipping firms, for the
transportation Of billions of dol
lars worth Of Marshall Plan
goods given to Europe. .&ksc,,
- fsB3es&
But the shipping monopoly is
Just one Of the monopolies that
Macarthur ntagonized. ...s.s.e,,,s
'NtfNNNffFf
No Japanese peace treaty that
recognizes and encourages the
development Of the small busl-
nessman Is wanted. .s
~ S%
Thus the whole dreary, sordid
investigation Of the Macarthur
custer could be wound up in a
half day. a....sx.s.,
A few simple senatorial ques-
tions on the proposed peace
treaty for Japan could supply all
the reasons for the dismissal,
Macarthur knows more about
the japanese situation than any
one in high government office,
Should such a probe result In
Congress strongly insisting on
administrative end Of govern
ment drafting Macarthur to dir
ect Japanese peace treaty, many
facts would be revealed 4s%,eeas
IL Is possible some OF the rev.
Citations could be felt abroad,
These revelations could not
only upset the plans for die
tatorship by Socialism at No. 10
Downing Street, but could also
undo accomplishments Of Primo
Minister Attlee on his recent visI
IT 70 Washington, So EqsHA nd
y ssN<AA4, 49, esR2k
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Rockville News.

{ Continued on Page 8 from h
On June rs, Mrs. G. Lamar
Kelly, her daughter, Miss Verna
Mae Kelly, and a friend, Miss
Betty Wakeman of Baltimore, will
leave for a weeks sojourn in the
sun and sands of Virginia Beach.
1t. Leonard Nicholson left for
Los Angeles by plane on Monday,
where he will attend a meeting of
the Reserve Officers Association
1t. Nicholson is delegate from
the Washington Coast Guard. q
Members of the faculty of the
Rockville Elementary School came
in for their share of honors during
the week. Olney Inn was the
scene of four luncheons given by
the mothers of four classes in COM
pliment to the teachers. On
Saturday, Mrs. Dawn Shines
second-grade mothers, entertained
in her honor. On Wednesday, Mrs
Anne Campbell was the honoree
of her fifth-grade mothers, and
today, Mrs. Eileen Gonzalez and
Mrs. Helen Asten were similarly
honored at luncheons at Olney
Each teacher was presented with a
gift from the parents in appreci-
alton of their untiring efforts and
wonderful achievements with the
students during the past year.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1951-06-28
Betty Jane Howard
Wed In Ceremony
AT Christ Church

A lovely wedding took place on
Saturday, June %, when Miss
Betty Jane Howard, daughter of
Mrs. Clifard l.. Howard of Rock
vile, and the late Mr.. Howard, be.
came the bride of James Dudley
Jasper, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Jones
D. Jasper of Washington and Vir-
ginia. The ceremony took place at
2:30 PM. in Christ Episcopal
Church in Rockville, the Reverend
Raymond P. Black, officiating in
the presence of members of the
immediate families only. A recep-
ton followed at the home of the
brides mother on South Washing
ton Street.
Wearing an ice blue street
length Venetian taffeta silk gown
with navy accessories, and a cor
sage of white orchids, the bride
was escorted by her brother
Clifard L. Howard of Rockville
Her flowers were white orchids
Mrs. Jacob S. Zimmerman of Balcl.
more was matron of honor and
was attired in navy blue with ar
orchid corsage. Mr.. Jasper was
best man for his son. During the
ceremony, Miss Katherine Smith
of Rockville played a program OF
organ music.
Mrs. Howard, mother Of the bride
was costumed in Navy blue and
Mrs. Jasper, the groom's mother
was attired in Navy blue anC
white. Both wore corsages of pink
roses.
The bride is a graduate of St
Mary's Seminary Junior College
and was graduated from George
Washington University this May
Mr.. Jasper attended George Wash,
ington University and is now as.
ISOLATED in business with his father
in Washington. During World
War II, he served with the Coast
Guard. Following wedding trip
the newly-weds will reside in Ia.
koma Park, Md.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1951-06-28
Age Of Scram bles

Future historians may refer to
this era as the Scramble Age" ac-
cording to National Patent Council.
We have had scrambled corpora
tions, scrambled poll les, scrambled
television; and now a new method
for Scrambling telephone converSa-
tions has been invented and pat
ented by John c. Steinberg, Short
Hills, NJ. You simply dictate youI
message on record, play the rec.
ord into your telephone; and the
funny sounds it makes defy all
eavesdroppers. At the other end OF
the line, the message is received on
a record. The recipient adjusts the
record to the proper code and hears
the message as it was originally
dictated. The invention has been
assigned to the Bell Telephone
Laboratories.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1951-06-28

Because the power tubes in !ele-
vision sets cause wide changes in
the temperature of wood, cabinet
manufacturers were faced with, Spe-
cial problems. Ordinary cabinet
finishes checked and cracked Spe.
cial television lacquers and sealers
that are extremely tough and flexi
bic have been developed They are
now used on both light and dark
woods and are also employed on
any furniture where the highest
durability and quality of finish is
desired.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1951-06-28

Senate inquir- c. w. Harder
es into Macarthur beliefs re-
Esrding japanese peace treaty.
Acheson did not want Mac
Arthur to participate in peace
treaty. The peace treaty Is due
10 be arranged soon; hence the
rush to get rid of the General.
= Russians, who theoretically
have a voice in the Japanese &C.
cupation, and coming peace
treaty, had been protesting Bit
terly about the way Macarthur
shut them out. Acheson took no.
tice Of their protests. a.s...Aa....
y Besides Russians, Macarthur
made bitter enemies Of big mon
opoIles, both in America and
abroad who disIiked his Japan
ese trust busting. Acheson took
notice Of their protests, too, IN.
u Before Macarthur, entire Jap
anese economy was controlled
by FIVE big family owned trusts.
The Big Five Of Japan Son-
trolled all business, Just as the
Big Five does today in Hawaii.
= Macarthur created the climate
In Japan for q free enterprise
system Of small business TO
flourish, bringing to an end the
monopoly understandings that The
old japanese Big Five had with
British and American monopOlies.
T.
.# Apparently Aehsson does not
want a peace treaty to be
DNaliel Federation Of IndspsndsBt Business
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Germantown.
Mass Rebecca LeGmGn
Gaithersburg 792-W-4

On Saturday evening, June %,
Mrs. Charles Bowman, Mrs. Wal
ter Thompson and Mrs. Herbert
King entertained at dinner in
honor of Miss Natalie Bowman,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. William
A. Bowman of Washington. Miss
Bowman will be married Saturday
to William Kuykendall, Jr., of
Alexandria, Va.
Al $3.50 pm. the same evening
a group of relatives and a few
close friends met at the home of
/ Mrs. Herbert King and gave the
bride-to-be lovely surprise mis-
cellaneous bridal shower.
Mrs. Emily Hall and Mrs. Vir-
ginia Darby of Gaithersburg were
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joint hostesses to the Neelsville
Missionary Society. The new min
lister and his wife were present and
also Mrs. Baer of Gap, Pa.
On Tuesday of last week Mrs.
Roy Selby, Becky Selby, Mrs. Rich
ard Leaman and Rebecca Leaman
visited relatives in Chambersburg,
Pa.
Children's Day was observed on
Sunday in Neelsville Church. A
very nice program was prepared
by Miss Kathleen Benson, Miss
Patsy Smith and Mrs. Roy Selby
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1951-06-28
Geniuses Required but Little
Sleep; Relied on Catnaps

IT'S said that many geniuses
could get along on very little sleep.
Notable among the famous people
who, repeatedly, slept very little
was Thomas Edison. Although he
slept on the average of just four
hours night, he often took car
maps during the day TO replenish his
energy supply and to keep him
mentally alert.
David o. Selznick, famous Holly
wood producer, is noted for his odd
working hours. He says that he
finds he is able to make time for his
various moyie jobs if he works
straight through from Monday eve
ming till Tuesday night. Although he
regularly skips his Monday nigh
sleep. he makes up for It by sleep
ing all day Wednesday and Thurs
day.
In Sir Henry Luce's entertaining
memoirs OF English social life, he
tells of a certain Lady Anne, a
charming dewager of "a, whose en-
ergy amazed all London. The ex'
PLANTATION of her energy, however
was simple enough. She remained
in bed in a darkened room and
away from noise for "a hours one
day each week. By doing so. she
preserved her youth.
Tallyrand, the noted French dip
lomat, followed much the same
sleep pattern during his brilliant
and highly successful career. When.
ever the affairs of state were so
that he couldn't see any clear way
out, he hung an "in conference"
sign on his door and went home to
sleep.
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:, Cedar Grove =
Mrs. PhiIip WatSins

Mrs. Wilbur Watkins, Mrs.
James King and Miss Lucille Priest,
all members of the Cedar Grove
Homemakers Club, attended Rural
Women's Short Course at College
Park this past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Parker Poole are
enjoying vacation in North
Carolina.
Misses Ann and Phyllis Watkins,
twin daughters of Mr. and Mrs.
Philip Watkins had their tonsils
removed at Montgomery County
General Hospital last Wednesday
and are getting along fine.
On Saturday the Misses Eleanor
Barber, Betty Lorraine Monkey
and Ruth Brown flew to Atlantic
City for a weeks vacation.
Children's Day will be observed
at Salem Methodist Church on
Sunday morning at 1880 am.
Mr.. and Mrs. Forest Beane of
Washington were weekend guests
of Mrs. Beane's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Philip Brown. On Thursday
Mr.. and Mrs. Brown had as their
guests for the day, their son, Earl
Brown, Mrs. Brown and family of
New Market.
A fried chicken and country ham
supper will be held at Salem
Methodist Church on July 4th.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Watkins on
Sunday evening called on the Rev.
w. C. Royal who is i'll in Fred
erick Memorial Hospital.
Cpl. Jack Burdette left with his
bride the former Barbara Ann
Burdette, for Selma, Alabama, on
Saturday. Cpl. Burdette is sta
toned at the Craig Air Force Base
near there.
Invitations have been issued for
the marriage of Miss Ann Beall,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Beall, to Frederick Charles
Schramm on Saturday evening,
July 7, at the Upper Seneca Bap-
fist Church.
A two weeks Vacation Bible
School will be held at the Upper
Seneca Baptist Church beginning
July 9.
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