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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-03-25

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50 lbs. Of food and cubes
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provide extra. moist cold
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allows for toll bottles
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-03-25
Rocket Table Model
with II" Picture Tub

Roytheon pioneered in the field Of rodor, cleo
tronics and TV. Now their Is years Of creo-
tive leadership bring you TV at it's most
reliable. Here you see Roytheon oonPoet
tobIe model with huge "" pictured superb
example Of Roytheon superiority. In smart
cabinet covered in deep maroon nnor-resistont
plastic fobric See it at Lonsbureh's tomorrow.
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HoUsEs-sALs-N.E. Gent }

EMERSON ST.
900 block, 8 rms, full basement;
years old; gas Air-cond, heat
$500; DAVID =. BARRY CO.
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BE.THECTlA GEM

S27. 300. This. unusually attractive
and immaculate home in 6reenwich
Forest Is brick and has RECEPTION
nau; uy. rrn; with nrepl, din. rIIi );
9 DC luxe Kitchen. side, screened
Wonderiui Baths USsiS U Snd sfq5r oor. fs na
home 10 ready 10 move into. About
15.day possession can be had,
BillingSley & KorZend0rfer
OR. 232a TIL Q Pm. ~
BETHESDA-$19,950
Walking distance to Naval hospital;
immaculate 6-year-old center hal
Colonial. recently redecorated, fac
ing beautiful park; living room with
ffiIrssIpllsscss' dip dinpins t:,,. room: iargs arc
bath on End moor; full basement;
large lot: good financing.
ROCKCREST - SIS, $50
Walking distancei good transgor,ss- sport.
full 3-year-old brick Cape Cod; Lying
room with fireplace; large modern
kitchen, 2 bedrooms on LIST floor;
bedroom on End ~ noGr; ~. pasGTes .1st
GI ~ loan; $67.ss monthly includ-
WosoDMiooR is slflSi AGENCY, INC.
OIL. 1883 Bethesda Till 0 pm.
Bethesda Rambler, $22, ,450
New house. ready for occupancy: lge
rIn., fully equipped kitchen with
garbage disposal, 8 nice bedrms.
sood of lew: afs ios about ssSoo S't1s re-
CURED. balance easy terms.
BillingSley & Kordendorfer
OR. 2326. Once Open TIL o Pm
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CHEVY CHASE
HILLANDALE

Spacious custom built
brick rambler, II feet
wide, constructed Of the
very finest materials and
equipment obtainable by
the builder of his own
home less than 2 years
ago.
Living room 15x25. sepa-
rate dining room. each with
picture windows; 2 large
bedrooms. 2M baths. dens
11x12l5. suitable as 80 bed
room; kitchen 16hx111a
with every possible conven..
ience; 3-exposure screened
porch over the garage, each
22x2pi full basement with
beautiful recreation room and
picture window viewing rear
Piastered walls covered
heating Of the finest system
obtainabie; aluminium Miami
type windows with thermapane
glass. Artistic Handicapped lot
Owner leaving town. has
priced this dream home at
$40, 900, which Is far below
production cost, 60 assure
Immediate sale. Inspection by
appointment only. Mr.. Manuel.
DRURY REALTY CORP.
MI. 1000. ewes. or Sun. EN-.
$3.50.
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PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

COLLEGE, PARK-By owner-Brick
Cape Cod. bedrms. and bath. LIST
A.: Va bedrms., and a.; combination
liying rm.-dinette, equipped kitchen.
Storm M a'f windows. @ isp si4,aSo. To. rS1sa sisS.
GREENMEADOWe-5-rm. bungalow;
oil heat, expansion attic, lovely lot,
faces beautiful park, near pus.
schools, shopping; assume AZ loan;
81 In:SrsRs: s'sjeS john po il. 9s5S8ss JoRNs
HYATTsvILLE--S room house. con-
sisting Of 2 apis. with 2 baths and
2 kits. screened porches; garage;
240-ft. land; paved streets and side
walks Make me an Offer. Can
UMSfAvEiRsifx MA iasSt rARK-very clean s g.
rin. brick; large rms, firepl.. q
porches, garage, full bsnlt., deep
shaded dS1,nsIn les; upaer %a sSe6 $4,000. JOHN
OVER 500 PER MO. INCOME, plus
your Twins. quarters; IL rms. s
apts.; abundance OF trees and shrubs
On lgs; l2t. mr.. essentials. 8. l..
CURTIS, Broker. SH. 5277. rs
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. or Barber;
excel. location for business plus liv;;
SSsr Rne9: 90ms aas RIssP sssE
SEAI5ITSo . g. SsS3... t4os sSsA: MafiSorS glfs.
BUNGAEOW--Very nice asbestos
shingle bungalow; large hy. rm..
large Din: rm: kitchen: bedrms:
convenient 70 transp. SUBURBAN
REALTY CO. 6402 Marlboro pike
NEAR q. OF MD.-Modern. 2-bedrm.
brick bunga. with fireplace; gas a.-c.
SSo Sss. oMaER WE Ia9i 70 '9idic Sf4S lot 81
Large detached 3.bedrm. home with
lovely grounds. flowers, fruit and
beautiful trees With 8 lots running
Children. Psriiced low " at Sil, 300.
shown by appt. only. r. PAUL
Mupp CO.. Lu. 4-43S2: eyes,, 10.
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

NJ col, II. $4,000.
1Y REsPONSIBLE family Of 5, furn,
house, 4 bedfms., under $500. Will
clean It. OR. 3I06. .
SEE MARINE CAPTAIN
Bachslor ad under Apis. Wanted.
2e
COLORED COUPLE wishes 10 or IL
rooms. unfurnished. for immediate
use; VIII pay up to $50 mo. LU. :.
4-7607. 2SS
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Mr.. COLUMBIA Pike

Satisfy yourself that this brick home,
located close-in and Just / block of
Columbia pike pike. VIII .s.,an gnit the most most
decorated in the incest taste; 2
bedrms., tiled bath, center hall,
liv. rm. with firepl., din. rIn.. equip.
kit. screened porch. full bslnt., oil
h.-w.h., children's concrete swimming
pool. patio, weeping willow trees.
possession. Price. Si6,75Oil
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KENT AREA

De luxe rambler---0 rooms, an baths.
and shoppins. is min. from down
cash. For appointment, call Mr..
NORMAN, 81, S692, al
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HoUSES-SALE-VA. tcont.l


ARLINGTON--Rcduc for quick sale.
Attractive frame home. nice liv. rms
dining kitchen. bedrm., paneled dens
bath, semif1nished eXpansible attic,
garage; large shaded lot;. quiet
neighborhood; conveniently located
to everything. $13,960. FALLS
CHURCH REALTY CO., Phone FA.
2122. --27
ARNA vALLEY-S12,e50. with $4,000
cash. 5-rm.. prewar brick. semIdet.
Just on Shirley hwy, 3 min. to Pen.
tagon. Early poss. VIM. T, ADKINS,
46l7 Lee hwy. OW. 1890 or CH.
81 0WNER-Picturesque stone ram
bier, high on q hill near Pentagon
lOakcrest); lge rms, bent.. attic.
de luxe kit. Bendix; S21 500; SlU-
600 cash required. OF. S439. -2S
be 600 DOWN, Ss9 PER Mo.---2-hed-
rm mod. masonry bunga., / yr.
old; &C. heat; lot 70x214. Conv.
FL Belyoir and Pentagon. AL.
80 $50 is the price with $1,000 cash.
7I3 washington ave, in JEFFERSON
Village is the address. 2-bedrm.
BUNGALOW on q lge. lot and close to
everything. II interested. call
CECIL B. LUPTON. OW. 1888; sun
days and ewes. CHI. 2577. -27
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RAMRI,ER NO. 9

in design, this 1-story
home has 3 bedrms., den, 2 tiled
baths, bsmt.- with recr. rn1., maid s
rm. and full bath; garage. elite
location,
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CAPE COD

Stone home built like the Rock Of
Gibraltar and loaded with appeal.
Pine-paneled recr. rm. with firepl.
and "a bath in bsmt.; 2 bedrms. and
den. tiled bath, beaut. liy. rm. with
firepl.. din. rm., EQUIP. kit, all on
1st floori 8 hedrms. and tiled bath
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MOVING, PACKING. STORAGE
(confinuedl

AIGMT HAULING. Washington. Nd.
Va; - per hour. Phone DI. 36S7.
DO YOUR OWN moving and hauling
aaiti.s,' alEs, sEso5leFs VIZ sasi. aEsiintal to all major
MOVINo ACROSS THE STREET OF
across the country; safe, storage IN
SSHUaS.. SSHaS.tS no sSSSTa uNfeoN MON siEosaSE Esssai6f
LfGfif HxuLiNG and delivery. reas.,
prompt ser. ST. 1000. sun. and holt
days, Z am. to pm. W. MARVIN.
30s
Ex-0I - Move, pack. crate. store;
handle trunk or house. We clean
SMALL JOBSwBoxes, beds, personal
effects, etc: white driver; D. G.,
Axl.. and 8. 8. area: TU: 2923 z
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2-FAMILY HOME

Each side Of this duplex contains Iiy
rra.. dining o." EQUIP. kit, 3 bed
rms. and bath; automatic gas heat;
garbage disposal. Both dwellings in
beaut. cond. and now rented at
500 per mo. each. $4,000. down
required on total price OF only
Evening star., 1951-08-27
MONTGOMERY

INVESTMENT A. INSURANCE co.
S056 18th 81, Silver Spring.
Excellent Family Home
0 ROOMS, 2 BATHS. LOT 6Ox2o0
ONLY S14,500
This home is surrounded by beau
titul old oak trees and within walk
ing distance Of parochial and ele
and Monteomery ep,S County % 'f Junior 1aSi coll
lege. It has Q full basement. alumi
mum screens, storm windows ant
doors; oil hot-water heat. Shown
by appointment only. Miss Wat
wood. bU. O10S,
MARSHALL J. wAPLE co.
Realtor, DI, 3346.
Evening star., 1951-08-27

CHEVERLY
featuring liv. rm. with frepl.. large
din. rm.. .all-elec. kit. large screened
side porch, tile bath, full bsrit. With
sYtSts sYs5So SsS siGafs fssoo down. balones Cnss
like rent.
$1,000 DOWN
SO, 900; 3-bedrm. .2-story asbestos
shinele home on large corner lot
equip. kit., gas a.-c.h. A real buy.
see 1t today.
HUDSON COMPANY
471O Annapolis Rd.. Bladenshurg, Md.
UN. 1915 wkdays. Wa. O5l6 Mkends.
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MT. PLEASANT

This 6-bedroom. 2 baths. running
water in 8 rooms. gives you q home
apd income. An excellent buy. Call
Mr; Bramham. EN-. $500 or DI.
BEITZELL
Evening star., 1951-08-27

Mr.. 9th & Jefferson SITS. NV
semidet; concrete block
home. Living room. dining
floors; 8 bedrooms asd bath
on End floor; full basement.
h.-w. gas heat: detached ga
rage, Priced to sell Quickly
--S12,960. Easy terms II de-
sired. Call Mr.. Ray, DE, 1872,
Evening star., 1951-08-27

Near 18th and Euclid st. NV,
baths: OIL heat: now rented as 5
apts.: also fun basement with toilet.
niture included In price, FRANK
M. SULLIVAN. DI. 343z. Wo. Abs.
Evening star., 1951-08-27
JAMES G. WARE
FAIRFAX. VA.

FAIRFAX, VA.
Only q few Of these attractive
bungalows left at $10,25O
with financing for veterans.
Possession with title. Liv. rm.,
2 bdrms., equipt. kit, bath
and din. space. Lovely wood
ed lots, 80 to 67 Il. in width,
details.
W. S. HOGE, Jr.
1915 Lee Hwy, ia. 10000
Evening star., 1951-08-27

Modern Detached Brick
IN PREFERRED LOCATION
A real value and perfect for large
fanny; also o reasonable offer Will
buy this beautiful. modern 2a.bath
deyached brick home as illness neces.
ssIsesqnsissEz siIIisei qnisE E;,. sale Location g ex-
elementary school,. hlSfS Waiter fn ResS ScnGSl. THs
pital: Telephone me for details as
to the many truly lovely features
contained In this home. we will
consider your home In trade. Mrs.
kohn, RA. 8943,
MARSHALL J. WAPLE CO.
Realtor. 1924 l4th st. NV.
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SHANNON & LUCHS co.

1908 H st. NV. MA. 2S4B.
$500 Block 5th st. NV.
exceisns conditioSS sS OnisK near ncSss eSurch IN
schools, Transportation; side-hall en-
trance. finished heated den, large
kitchen, basement with large extra
storage room, detached garage are
Mr.. Clark, -GE. 9Oli,
MARSHALL j. WAPLE CO.
Realtor. 1924 18th st. NV. pI. 3s4e.
mr.. 14th & MADISON"
An immaculate semidet. brick home
with 8 rms: 4 bedrms, bath. extra
Law; owner will give immediate
possession. Low price for quick
j. WESLEY. RucHlHAM. Reaitnr'
Evening star., 1951-08-27
FALLS CHURCH
RAMBLERS

Brick and stone construction, 3 q
choose from. 2 with gar; liv. rnl
14x23, firepl:, din. area. 8 bed.
rms, kit. 10x14, with built-il
6rsskfast bo4cb SDSSSst Sst &, baths nsst sidt
over " acre well Handicapped lot:
many extras in these homes; priced
from S20,950 to S23,95O. subject
TO Regulation x. For. .appt. call
BOB BROWNE, IA. 56le' TO- 8.
Evening star., 1951-08-27
S5 O00 DOWN

TV1VOV DOWN
Immaculate 3-bedrm. Colonial home
with lovely side screened porch, large
liy; rm. has picture window over.
looking wooded park. separate din.
Bendix; light, airy basement; Quotee
price, $17,950. Call SH. 500 ii
9 nm.
Evening star., 1951-08-27

$1,25O DOWN, $79 PER MO.
632 FARADAY PL. NE.
Lovely 2-Sr.-oid semidet. brick; full
porches. ST. 3667, GA. 1904
BREITERMAN REALTY co.
Evening star., 1951-08-27

BRIGHTWOOD DETACHED
Lovely Groom. Ia bath brick home
Many features. Also beautiful cor
ner brick and several row homes.
a. CO. DI 6601. GE R662
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HOUSES E'IRt t>hEl

TO SMALL CULTURED FAMILY only.
Rustic modern cottage on Fairfax
estate, mostly furnished: 8 mi. to
D. C. Large iv.-bedrm, and lge.
bedrm. above. both with frepls. Kit
dinette, gas. elec., modern bath
Evening star., 1951-08-27
CONCESSION
GAS STATION
HOUSES FOR sALE-N.w.

1908 H st. NV. MA. 2345
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1951-10-24
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The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1951-10-24

PORTLAND. Greg. Oct. "a First
Nisei bowling tournament of any
Importance will be the second an.
nual Oregon Nisei Invitational tour
nament set for Nov. IS, II and Is
FRIDAY, Saturday and Sunday in
the Rose City Bowling Alleys, it
was announced today by Francis F.
Wong. secretary of the Oregon Nj
sci Bowling league.
The three-day meet, under the
co-chairmanship of Kaz Full and
Vic Wong, win attract Chinese and
Japanese trundlers from through
out the Pacific Northwest, and the
communities expected to be repre-
scented include Seattle, Tacoma, Au-
burn, Spokane, Hood River, Ontario,
Portland and Idaho.
The tournament, sanctioned by
the American Bowling Congress
will be a scratch affair and viii end
On the usual note-a post-tourna-
ment dance booked to start at pm
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Shimada Qualities
For Frisco Finals

SAN FRANCISCO. Calf, Oct. "a
Fuzzy Shimada qualified for next
months San Francisco examinations
for the national match game tour
hitting 1886 in four games last Sun
nament at Chicago in December by
day in Downtown Bowl.
The first two men in the local fl
mails will represent this region in
Chicago.
The Nisei star finished second
among the five qualifiers Sunday,
missing the top position and paid
entry fee to next months tourna-
ment by Is pins.
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Bowling Picture


NIGHTS HIGH
Singles and series-Tom Osasa,
New Tokyo, 26S and sos.
Team game and series-Tom Sal
to's, 935 and 26l3.
rnrr~rsf
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. sIDELINE


topics round-faced,
chunky Brownie Nomura of West
Coast Printing spanked the pins for
a 275 high game last week in the Nj
sci, Commercial league in Main Bowl
and for that feat he was referred to
as the Japanese star" in the Seat
tie Times which used his name in
fairly large type, present indi-
cations are the Glass IA basketball
league Is doomed for the approach
ing season: It's better, we think, not
to have a league when only four
teams show enough interest to send
a representative. to meeting,
in the Rose City (Portland), Mari
lyn Wong. the southpaw Chinese
lass, Is packing an extremely strone
1853 kegline average which would
force many men to admit she is
a better bowler than they a
rough estimate of how much money
japanese Americans she'll out for
fishing each week is $500 to $3.50 at
a ''fin', per man for more than 100
fishermen. George Okada
hauled in big one" last weekend
not a spectacular performer
but Ed Natori, our Informant tell'
us. is consistent golfer who al
ways manages to place In meets
here. and right now. he adds. Erwin
Furukawa, the Hawaiian Nisei who
made his varsity letter on the wv
team last season. is the man tc
watch on the local green's. jim
Hino. the cool number from Gar
field high. is turning out for Seat
tie University's frosh cage squad.
one ball carrier who has strength
ened the NvC gridiron eleven this
year is housekeeping Charley Chi
hara. the former O'Dea star. ma
tural athlete: Yukio Kuniyuki, the
greatest Nisei baseball player in Sc
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OREGON CLASSIC SET
FOR NISEI NOV. 1918

on Sunday, Nov. 10. at a site to be
selected at later date. Dance
chairman Ted Hachiya win be as
sisted by Emo Saito In the arrange
ments for the dance which will fea-
ture the presentation of the tro-
phies and the cash awards.
An event set during the three-day
meet win be the Friday-night
six-game sweepstakes across twelve
alleys. Other events viii be: Sat-
urday--teams; Sunday doubles,
singles and mixed doubles. Entry
fees have been established at: 81 so
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per man in sweepstakes. $3.50 per
person in the singles. doubles and
teams. and S. per couple in the mix
ed doubles. The all-events fee--one
dollar-will be optional.
All entries must be mailed In to
Vic Wong, ASS N. e. Goth Ave-. Port
land is. Greg. by midnight, Sunday.
Nov. IL.
The prize list, according to Secre-
tary F. F. Wong. will be posted at
the opening of the tournament. All
participants must be members OF
the American Bowling Congress. :,
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AFTERNOONS HIGH
Singles and series-Yone Kanda,
We Tried. lit and "a.
Team game-Jadettes, $751;
Tea mserics-We Tried, 1924.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1951-05-24
In AROUND GAITHERSBURG
Mrs. James Schroeder Gaithersburg
Mrs. James Schroeder

A former resident of Gathers
burg, and his wife, Mr.. and Mrs.
j. Marion Martin are arriving
Saturday at the home of Mr.. Mar
tins uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs.
James Schroeder. "Moke" has
been recalled for active duty with
the Navy, and is reporting Monday
at the Philadelphia Navy Yard.
Mrs. Martin will remain with the
Schroeders for an indefinite visit.
On Sunday the Schroeders will
have a family dinner in honor of
their nephew Guests will include
Mr.. and Mrs. Ashton Garner of
Atlanta who are visiting the
Schroeders and the Frank Carriers
of Laytonsville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Ely have
given up their apartment on Dia-
mond avenue and are noN living
on Russell avenue with Mrs. Har-
vey Selby.
Mrs. Mamie Dutrow is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. Henry Norsen
of Brooklyn, N. Y. for the next
few months.
Mary Schroeder was hostess to
Miss HELEN Gentry's fourth grade
on Thursday on the lawn of her
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Gaithersburg 442

home.
Don't forget the Summer Round
up for pre-school children to be
held in the gym of the high schoo
on Monday, May %.
Miss Elizabeth Barber is pat.
lent at the Episcopal Eye, Eau
and Throat Hospital in Washington
where she had an operation on hel
eyes last Friday. She expects tc
be in the hospital for some time
Yesterday afternoon Barbara
Schroeder entertained her Brownie
troop on the lawn of her home
The group, under the supervision
of Mrs. Herman Allen, had a cook
out with ''hot dogs" and all the
! fiXin's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Chambers
are mentioning for several weeks,
Before the vacation Mrs. Chambers,
as Helen McGraw, played at the
Shenandoah Festival.
Miss Sally Smiths class at the
High School spent day recently
in Baltimore where they toured
Sherwood Gardens.
The Neighborhood Garden Club
also toured the same gardens last
week instead of holding its month
ly meeting at the home of a mem
Der.
Mrs. Larry Maloney and son
Dennis spent the weekend with
Mrs. Maloney's father, Ernest
Gartner.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Christie
have moved to their new home on
Hutton street.
The ]. Forest Walkers have also
moved into their new home, located
on Maryland avenue.
Kenneth Barncord, formerly
business manager of the local
telephone exchange has been made
Service Foreman and transferred
to the Frederick office. Lloyd L.
Malloonee of Frederick formerly
assistant manager there, will re-
place Mr.. Barncord Neither man
expects to move at the present
time.
Mrs. James Burke, of Chicago,
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with her two children, Michael and
Kathleen are the guests of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Merle
Jacobs.
The Thursday Night Bridge
Club will meet in Washington
tomorrow evening at the home of
Mrs. Alfred Richards.
Don't forget the annual fried
chicken dinner Forest Oak Lodge
and Forest Oak Temple are giving
in the Day-English room on Satur-
day, May 26, from A to PM.
These folks always serve a delici-
Gus meal.
The joint Bible Classes of Ep-
worth Church are holding a chicken
dinner this evening to promote.
sociability among the two classes.
Mrs. Ethel Mills and Ray Yacht
er are presidents of the groups.
Miss Ella Plummer, Carroll and
Jack Walker spent the past week
end at Chestertown where they
visited Mrs. Talbot, the former
Miss Helen Walker.
Becky Clark, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. James Clark, is now at
her home after a tonsillectomy.
She is a student in Mrs. Mary
Wards second grade.
The Past Matrons and Past
Patrons of Montgomery County
held an annual banquet and dance
on Thursday evening in the Gath
ersburg High School cafeteria.
Mrs. Evelyn Darby is spending
three weeks in Ocean Side, L. l.
with her son-in-law and daughter,
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Foster.
Fred H. Grimm left Gathers
burg Tuesday night for Oakland,
Calf, where he will visit with his
old friend, Hiram F. Deaner who
celebrates his Tooth birthday, Sat
urday, May 26. While in Calf
ornia Mr.. Grimm will visit with
his brother and family in Suffer
county and with his granddaughter
in Bakersfield.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1951-05-24
Charles Weller Gets
Summer Scholarship In
Leadership Training

Charles Weller of Brookeville, is
one. of two students in the College
of Agriculture. University of
Maryland, who has been awarded
Danforth Summer Fellowship in
Leadership training. Agricultural
students in forty-eight state uni
versities and the Universities of
Alaska and Hawaii are selected to
represent their schools by their
deans for the leadership training
as sponsored by the Danforth
Foundation and the Ralston Purina
Company.
Mr. Weller received the two
weeks scholarship awarded to the
outstanding freshman in Agricul-
ture. He will spend two weeks
at the American Youth Foundation
Camp at Shelby, Mich. Leader
ship training is promoted through
activities at the camp.
During his first year at the uni
versity, Mr.. Weller has been active
in agricultural and religious clubs,
and prior to that was active in
All club work.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1951-05-24
School Patrol Enjoy
Outing To Glen Echo
Amusement Park Tues.

Members of the school safety
patrol of Montgomery County en-
joyed their annual picnic at Glen
Echo Park on Tuesday. Amuse-
ments were furnished free TO the
patrol by Glen Echo Park and
lunches by various businessmen in
the county and by the Montgomery
County Police Department. Trans
portation was furnished by the
Board of Education under leader
ship of William b. Marks and
Richard M.Ream.
The colored patrol will hold
their annual picnic at Emory
Grove Camp Grounds on June 8.
There will be games of all sorts,
and moving pictures. Lunch will
be furnished by the Police Depart
ment.
The picnics are the last of six
events given for the patrol during
the school year, including a tour
Of the F.B.I. in Washington, Christ
mas parties, individual parties at
each school, AAA national parade
in the District, and the baseball
game at Griffith Stadium.
This school year, to date, The
patrol can again proudly report
perfect record of no child in
jured or killed on any school cross
ing covered by patrol.
The schools of Montgomery
County expect to send 100 or more
captains and lieutenants from the
newly elected patrol to the A.A.A.
officers training camp at Benson,
Md this summer.