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Milford chronicle., 1951-04-06
Shawnee Speed Kids

The March meeting Of the Shaw
nee Speed Kids All Club was held
at the home of Carolyn Masten. At
ter the business meeting, games
were played which were interrupted
by the serving Of refreshments.
Betty Eckert's home is the meeting
place for the April meeting.
Milford chronicle., 1951-04-06
MORRIs-JOHNSON

John Wesley Morris and Helen
Downs Johnson both of Lewes, Lei
aware were united in the Bonds Of
MatrimOny in the Groom Methodist
Church, Lewes, Delaware; Thurs
day at 2 =. m. March 29th.
The ceremony was performed by
the Rev Thomas G. Jones pastor
of the Groom Methodist Church.
The Bride and Groom were ac-
companied by Thomas Morris and
Hazel Brittingham.
The reception was held at the
home OF the Brides parents Mr.. and
Mrs. Sidney Downs Sr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris will make
their future home in Lewes, Della
ware
Milford chronicle., 1951-04-06
KiWanis Bake Will Be
Held Saturday, April II

The Milford Kiwanis Club hold a
Bake" Saturday, April 14th, from
8 a. mo till noon at Wroten's Store
on S. Walnut Street.
Mrs. "Chuck" Wright. wife of the
Clubs vice president, has been ap-
pointed chairman of the Bake com
mittee
Milford chronicle., 1951-04-06

Theodore Townsend, Mr.. and
Mrs. Irwin G. Burton, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank r. Grier, Mr.. and
Mrs. Harold Short and DR.. and
Mrs. James HOman.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. C. Evans re-
turned home Wednesday after
spending the past five weeks in
the south. and mostly in Flor
ida, They were in Daytona,
BOca Ration, where they attend
ed a Bible conference, Miami,
Key West, Naples, Sarasota and
st. Petersburg. Mr.. and Mrs.
Evans had such a grand cele-
bratiOn of their fiftieth wedding
anniversary and said he: "This
was our second honeymoon"
They certainly had an extended
one and all went we'll with
them. They are happy to be
home and among friends and
neighbors again.
Many friends here of Sue
Munson Allen will be pleased
to know that she and her good
husband George, are happy
parents of Betsy MunsOn Allen,
born on Monday, April 2. They
live at Manchester, Connecticut.
And while we are on the sub
ject of babies, and girls in par
ticular, we might add that
Debra EILEEN is the name Civ
en- to the young daughter of
DR.. and Mrs. William Spence.
Last week was too soon to give
her name.
Many messages have come to
their Milford friends from
Hayes and Elaine Dickerson,
and always they tell of how
nicely they are situated right
on MacDill AFB. Sunshine has
banished their northern colds
and each day there is a new in
terest for them to see or to en-
joy They are in the midst of
many, who also, are far away
from home, but who are happy
to be with husbands in the ser
vice for the first time or who
have been recalled. Home news
is important to them and no
item escapes their attention.
So letters from friends and the
home paper get special consid-
Grafton these days.
Mrs. w. A. Kimmel, who lives
in Duquoin, Illinois, is here for
a visit with Dean and Mary
Kimmel, not forgetting the
grandchildren. She was the
hOnOred guest at luncheon
which Frances Fisher gave on
Monday at her home. Mrs.
Kimmel has made enough visits
here and has heard enough
about Milford people to feel
quite at home with us. She is
such a nice person and we well
come her back again.
These pleasant April days
ahead do not get too involved
with spring house cleaning but
get out and enjoy the things
Nature has on display. It does
much to your peace of mind
and your appreciation Of the
beautiful.
Faithfully yours,
Virginia S. Townsend
Wednesday.
Milford chronicle., 1951-04-06
WEDDINGS
HOYT : HUNT

Miss Jane Hoyt, daughter of Mrs.
Myrtle HOyt, of Elmira, N. Y,
and Staff Sergeant Lloyd c. Hunt
of Milford, were married Wednes-
day, March 21, at the Calvary Meth
Odist parsonage. Rev Ralph c.
Jones performed the ceremony.
Sergeant Hunt is home on an
extended furlOugh from Germany
where he is stationed. They will re-
turn there May 4.
Milford chronicle., 1951-04-06
Kent Hospital Wing
Cost Nearly 100000

People wonder why the Kent
General Hospital has two treasur-
ers. w. Heily Brown is the trea-
surer for the hospital. Leroy G.
Pearson is the treasurer for the
campaign.
With a bill to pay for the new
addition of $677,887OO, the money
had to be divided in the following
amounts:
Two campaign drives
Milford chronicle., 1951-04-06

Thus, the people of Kent County
can now point with pride to their
beautiful hospital with a new wing
The preview of these new addi-
tlOns by the public will be held on
Saturday, April z and Sunday, April
8 from 8 to 8 p. m.
Milford chronicle., 1951-04-06

The state flower Of Montana is
the bitter root.
Milford chronicle., 1951-04-06

The Delaware Chiropractic Asso-
citation members will meet in Will
mington at the DUPONT Hotel, for
their 14th Annual Educational Ses-
sion this week. The Convention will
be in session on April Z and 8th.
Milford chronicle., 1951-04-06
MTSPAH CTRCTP

.WAOA An NAhNA LIZ - Inc MlSDah
Circle of the Presbyterian Church
will meet at the home of Mrs. Ola
Burlingame on Wednesday evening
April 18th at 8 p. m. H0stesses for
the evening will be Jean Deats,
Evelyn Gordon, Eleanor Jacobs and
Jane POstles.
Milford chronicle., 1951-04-06

HOSPITAL AUXILIARY MEETS
The regular monthly meeting OF
the Ladies Auxiliary Of the Milford
Memorial Hospital will be held at
the Nurses Home on Lake View
Avenue, Monday evening, April 8,
at 8 p. m.
Milford chronicle., 1951-04-06

SUNSHINE SOCIETY - The Al
den Branch of the International
Sunshine Society will meet on Fri
day, April 18th at the Home of Mr..
James j. Pearce, Sr., Clark Avenue,
at two o'clock.
Milford chronicle., 1951-04-06
CEDAR NECK

NLUAh NENM = WSCS will
meet at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Jay Watson on Tuesday evening,
April 10, at 8 p. m. Devotional lea
der, Mrs. Edna Roberts. Entertain
ment committee, Mrs. Laura Wat
son and Mrs. Urania Carey.
Milford chronicle., 1951-04-06
UNION METHODIST CHURCH.

The WSCS of Union Methodist
Church will meet this Friday even
ing, April 6, in the church. All
members please bring a small gift
beginning with letter"Z". There
will be ice cream for sale.
Milford chronicle., 1951-04-06

DOVER FINES - A collision at
Governors Avenue and South Street
in Dover last Friday morning re-.
suited in fine Of $50 and -0sts i'm
posed by Magistrate John n. Con-
rad on George Junior Stratton. 21
Wilmington, on a charge of pass
inc on the right
Gilbert Harman, As, Milton. was
the driver of the car hit by strai-
ton, police said. Stratton's car in
Cured the chief damage.
Henri Mefriken. 20. near Dover
paid 9 fine Of $40 and costs im.
nosed bv MAGISTRATE Conrad on 4
charge Of falling to use due care
md caution resulting from ! col
lision at South State street ana
The Green on last Wednesday MRS
Audrev Cole FAIRIES 2f. near Dover
was renorted by police az the
driver Of the car struck by Merit
Een when he allegedly drove into
State Street from The Green.
Milford chronicle., 1951-04-06

ADULT CLASS - Another Adult
Education Glass in typing will be-
gin at the Milford High School on
Thursday evening, April 5th. These
classes will be held on Monday and
Thursday evenings from 1880 to
$3.50 p. m. for a period of 8 weeks.
Mr.. Clifton DetamOre, a member of
the High School faculty, will con-
duct these classes. The tuition for
the weeks will be $500.
Milford chronicle., 1951-04-06

BAKE ~ Circle No. / of Avenue
Methodist Church will hold a bake
sale in Argos Store on April 7th
beginning at nine-thirty.
Milford chronicle., 1951-04-06

MEETING II The Late Disciples
Glass will meet at the home of
Mrs. Elizabeth Poore, April 10th
at 500. Please come.
Milford chronicle., 1951-04-06

MEETING - The monthly meet.
ing OF the Young Mems Bible Class
OF Calvary Church will be held at
the home of Herman Argo, South
Washington Street on Thursday
evening, April 18th. The members
OF the class wish to thank their
wives, BykOta S. S. Class. Odd
FelIows and all persons who con
trlbuted in any way to their chic.
Ken and dumDling supper on March
2Sth.
Milford chronicle., 1951-04-06
Happenings Of Interest
Throughout Delaware

CHICKEN AAD DUMPLING
SUPPER - to be held Saturday.
April 28th, 1851, from 4 to 8 p. m.
Benefit Of the Ladies Auxiliary of
the Milton Fire Co. Tickets S1.OO
adults, SOC for children up to 10
years of age.
Atf
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-10-04
bovmwoIl.K .KinderkIeider

Neue Sending Won
BaumWollkleidern
in mehreren Stilen
fuer kleine Maed-
chen. N GUAR t i ge
Plaids. GroeSsen 3
bis 6.
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niiie perionbt.
s(ls Iettes fonnte Sc Mol Die
v@eneral Can Otartin" elltluifell,,
cine EuIpe bon Observation-Disclosures
@robe NIT einem ltarfen. id)lperel1
Still.
Gie itammt bon ber butroten $50
rafett Geb Champion" ab. Die ihrer'
ieits Elm slbfDnmlina oer idlarlod,s
roten .Yartaapn" lit, nit Der Se
Dtpl ieine eriten 3uhtperilde idlen
1888 lmternabm.
Sieie ,Sarafeet" =Sulpen habcn
einsi1artia aefDrmte 9latter nit Sotz
fiaen Gdnoern uno erinnerll III &C.
lpilier SSeiie an eil,en SSellen1tttltl.
Tieiem llmltanD peroanfen lie nun
ibren Namen.
MGbrenO oes &rieoes perlud)te 1ld'
Sc Mcl nit 9teutrprenbeltrah lung
an SuIpen uno @aoiolen. Sod, foln
oanit beaomnen, nubte er ieine slrs
better aucb ifpn einitellen, Da er Die
nDti0en @erate nicbt aur SerTu1llllA
bate.
So6aIo ieooc6 ser sltomeneraie'
Geoftpr. Der iih in slnlteroam all'
eenbiiflih nod int Gerl llthsltaollnn
beiinbet, i'm nit atpmltrablen per-
loroen fann, bofft CT audi ieine Nr'
belt an ben 8lumen lpieoer allTneb'
mcn I'll fDnnen.
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Jaehrlich IS Milliarden
Bier Kalorien
in Deutschland

@indcn. - Mnldblib Der IN
Niiincben itattiinoenben Teutlhen
grauereiausi itelluns sibt Ser Tellt.
ihe grauerbuno bas Grgebnis nil
ienihaitliGer ltnteriu6ungen be-
fannt, sic bon befannten SelltNten
Nabrrnssnlittelhenlifern nno Ieri'
ten iiber sic ernGbrunes esspirtitaft
9eoe"'lns bes 9iers rnternonmen
poroen lino. Tabei tpuroe feltgeltellt'
oab BEL einem 9ieral1sitob in Me't'
oeutidlauo bon 1877 Wtia. Settollter
i'm Sabre 1850 lno BEL einem mltt'
leren &alorienuert bon 400 pro Sl'
ter ser beutihen Nabruns saplrtlta't
ourb oas 8ier Is Wtiaiaroen aa'
Iorien slseiiibrt ,ueroen. Die nei'e'
item uilienid,aitlihen Soriduneser'
aebniiie peroen anlabli6 Der Mis-
itcGuna in eineebenSen Nereraten
befannt aegeben Dcroen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-10-04

@Iefir6nens unb 9aontaenitrabIen,
oas mir bislana MIR aus oer Sos
,niiben Strabluna fonnten uno bas
nun audi mittels fiinltlidj erseuater
Strabluna beobohtet lperoen fann.
glber a,cb oie Mtpmferne ielbit iper=
Den anaeariffen. 8ernumlpanoluns
gen finDen itott, lpobei beionoers
Neltrpnen aus Ben Gernen heralts>
oetporien iperoen. 9ei BEN ifiperite,,
9(tomfernen beobahtet man oud)
Spoltuna. Gnolih lit es 1850 crit
mails oeIunaen, Meionen mittcls
ultrabarter 9}Dntaenltrablen su CT
seuaen. Sieie 8irfuna tritt ab et=
ma 200 DteG auf uno lit bober erit
purd bic erperimentelle ueberlfret=
tllna Oieier Grense ermOaliht lpor=
Den.
9lu hieie llnterilrbunaen befinoen
iih nod in ibren slnfGnoe,t, Da Die
erforberliheu Strablenqlellen ia eri,
ieit fllrsem gun 8erfiiauna itehen.
@ir oiirfen baber aeipannt iein. mel.
die Graebniiie bic ndd)iten Sabre aui
oieiem neuen aSoridunasaebiet brin'
oen tperncn,
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Feline Qualitaet hygienisch ver-
packte Birdseye Windeln. 27x27
Zoll.
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Die lie erSeuaenoen @leftronen1trob

ole lle erieuaellDen Gleftronenltrab.
len.
Srob ibrer ertrcmen Gneraie fins
nun Die 800 DteS-Gleftronenitrab=
len beim Surhaana burh Materie
erltaunlid) lnipirfiam, mas &ern=
lnmlpucolln9en an0ebt. Sic perbralt=
seu9ln1 Der barten HDntaenltrab.
len; Der 9tclt oient sllr slbipoltrlna
bon Gleftrpnen aus Der Soiille Der
sltDme; Die Mtomferne bleiben unbe=
einflust. Sieie llnlpirfiomfeit oilt
aber nllr fit bic Gleftronenltrablen
ielbit. Die BON ibnelt ersel1aten
H0ntaenitroblen lDien cine Geibe in
tereiionter Groseiie aus, llnb borin
beltebt aerabe ous Souptintereiie
Der Gansen llnterluhlm9en.
3undhit haben bic borten 9lont<
aenitrablen in bpbeln Otabe Die iSda=
hiNfeit, il1 Ser Durhltrahlten Mtate=
rie neue Glettrpnenpaore su erseu=
gen. iosuiaQen aus Dem Gihts. oe=
natter natiirlirh aus ibrer eiaenen
Gneroie herous. Sieie Gleftronen
er1cbcn ibrerieits ipieoer 9i0ntaen=
ltruhien, llno 10 entiteben iene 8as=
fabcn. icneS gSed)lelipiel 5lpiIden
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Neue Tu|penarten entstehen
durch Roentgenbest ah|ung
HoIoendiseher Wssensehoer beobsiehtigt oueh dvreh
AtomstrahIen neve Arten ~ zvechten.

Ser Sic Seine innerbolb ser Sulpen=
slpiebel unmittelbar ber Ginipirfllna
Der Stroblen ollsoeiest lperben, aes
lpiiiermaBen lire iuherite SpQen=
Dung.
Seit 80 Sohren tpiomete iid Ser
&iiIenihoftler Der Gntlpifluna iei=
net Methobe.
gereits 1922 lmternabm er Sic
eriten Grperimente III bieier Gid,=
tlma, ober bic eriteu Sabre brohten
linn 10 manche gnttduihunq ii, iei=
ner Slrbeit. 9tur almGhlih fcnnte,
Ie Wpl llno feline Miiiitenten neue
luno ipertpolle 9lrbeiten er,ielen.
Soh Damn blieb allh Der Griolo
niht aus, uno III piele 2Gnber lpur=
ben feline eil,siaortioen 2ud)tcr0eb=
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Die Ohio 8eG Selepbone So. uab
Die Grnennllno bon Sohu =. oeis
fcu, Iffeutlihem Sorlhln0s=Wuna.
ger, ouf oen Soiten ocs General
glbpertiiina Mtana9ers befannt. ST
tritt an hie Stelle bon slnlon s.
Saroman, Der nacb q Sabren in
Teniion aebt. Die Gpiition bes Ofz
|fentlihen iSoric,un0smanaaers iibers
ninlmt q. s. aooaIer, Der su Ohio
geu suriiffehrt nad) einiGhriQem
Sienit in Seem s)orf ais slnolpti=
fer fiir Seffentlihe gesiehlnaen bel
oer slmerican Selepbone anp Sclc=
graph 50.
oeiifea fam uripriinolith boz,
Girclepille. Ohio, beilld,tc Die Mtio,
mi llnineriitGt IN Srforp, Ship. lno
oam oie Ohio StuotsuniperiitGt, lpr
CT Spurnolismus ituoierte. 1920
trat ct bel Der Sbm geu oIs Glert
I'M Geflome= lulo Gubli;itGtsoeparte.
nent cin lmo mad)te I'M 2aufe Der
Sabre &arriere.
6eisfeu >ppbnt 3O11 Goaeluouo
Gooo. Ghdarin ,Salls.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-10-04

Slmiteroom. Tr. Nilliom 6. Sc
Dtol San Dub SpoDsred,t heid)Gf=
ti9t. Iih oon,it, burc) bic Giripir=
fun1 bon GGnt9enltrahlen neue Sul=
penarten III ibuffen, Die al iSarbe
uno iSorm ollie bisberiaen &reuslln=
gen iibertreffen.
&GhrenD eines Snterpieips Gu6er=
te er, ooR cine slenberlna III elmer
Slumeniluiebel iueiter feline geipn,
Derheit lit.
Surh HOntaenbeitrabIllna lpiro
ieOoh in elmer piel fiirieren 3eit ei.
nc iuIhe slenoeruna berporaerllfen.
luie lie lid ollf) unbecinfluBt in einc,
&nnlle entlpifeln fDnnte.
Die slrbsit llnp sUtiibe Der 2iihtel
erfihrt burd, bieie SebonOlllno, bei
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-10-04
mufielwild i'm Sauerland

Tranffurt. - ltm ocn @ilobe.
ltano in Oen @GIoern Ses Sauer.
lanoes in &eitIaler lpicoer auI;u.
friihen tpuroe i'm gseeeebirse Mui.
ieIlpllo aus Saroinien uno 3oriifa
ausgeictt. Gas irembc @ilo, oas
nod bis jur enosiiltiseu Ginsetpob,
nllna inter Sdjut itebt, bat iit
Idlnell afflimdtiiicrt.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-10-04

Sehre slpeifelt, icnoern es mar lrno
lit cine refine @luubensfriic, pcrlrs
iadt hurh nlenithlifen Gcritonn lrur
menid,lirben ;3monN. Sie 9luslcolno
Der &,ciIiQen Sd)rift unb bic slrt
!pie bos Gbriitentllm oclcbrt lpiro
cntlpridt Dem heutiQen 3eitaeiit
niht mebr, oas lit oes lsuoels 9ern.
aur; Qeiaot: Sic Ipamen, an Dener
Die einielnen 8pnfeiiionen fcitbaI.
ten, Die aber ebenfalls blrh Mell=
lhen oeid)ofteu ipuroen, iino es. Die
oiele STRIFE perllriadten. @os Men.
l(ten id,ufen. fomen Dtenihen lpic.
Der Gnoern llno iollten cs tim, bcpol
es alt ipGt lit.
SeOer sMenih iebnt iid) Danud, sl1
Qlauben, man ioll es ibm aber nid,i
nod ihperer MAIDEN, als es obne=
bin ihon lit. NIT oan,em Sersen lmr
nit aonser Seele su alauben. Wan
mllb Den Wenihen nehmen lpie e,
III uno niht lpie man inn oerue la.
ben mOhtc. &ie iolI Der Wenih ppr=
bchaltlos Nlaltben. iuenn er tGalitt
lleht, oaH ienc, Die bosu bcruiel,
llnD, i'm III ben @lauben I'll itGrfen
ibn Der 9Sahrbeit, olio @ott, nGber.
subrlnaen, iclbit niht TIM uno nid)l
10 leben, ipie lie es Don oen Wte,.
lden perlan0en?
NeliaiOn lit Die @rlnplooe icbel
IForol nidbt nllr Die d)riitlid)c Hes
lialon. IS aibt nlr eincu Gjptt, G;
olbt MIR cine &abrhcit. gSic mir bic
len @ott nenner. lit bebcutllnuslos
al lldl, Die A,auptiuhe lit. bar mi,
@ott, D. h. bic &ubrbeit, illd,cn mi
in ibr leben. &er Dies tut, lebnt Der
sltheismus olltpmatiih ob.
Sin gelpeis fiir bic Nidtiafei
bieler Sbele lit es bod, lpenn n,ur
Die mellten airlhen iait lecr liebt
trosocm tie d,riltlid) limo, Dus Sol
aber III Sulllenoen binltrDnt, lpeul
es gilt iernanoen slt ieben llno III hD
rem. Der ielber Ghriit lit llno bpcI
Die aroercn hriitlicben 6cmeinid)of
ten ablebnt. &em Oieie Seute e,
perltehen, Oie Maiien Dem @(aubel
flliuIilbren, Die &lnner, bic ppll
braht iperoen. QehGren olf eiu an
oeres Vlatt lnn oomit lpiro maj
lih nod heit)GitiNen miiiien, 10 il
es hoh beocnfIid). ooH nie oltcn Sir
chen on slnlicbllnNstraft perlicrcll
,,Suclfcllos bcltebt cine erulle @lull
benstrllc, hcrupr0erlIcn purcb oi
all,u lturren fird)lid)en 9oonlen. oi
Dem beutiaen 3citaeiit nid)t meb
entipred)eu. 9Sie inll man obcr bic
&anbel ihofieu? IS lit idlpcr. bic
len Shritt III TIM. uber er muH &C
ton iperoeu. slm lei1)teiten lit er iii
Die lutberiihe Stride, Denn in Der il
0enannten &pnforoienfornel. DC
lesten oer lutberiihel, gefenntnis
idriften. beiRt es ausoriiflid,, ba
allein Die 6eiliae Sd)riit Jiid)tel
Heael mD &id)tid)nur bleibt. nac
lpelher als Dem einiiaen Erobie,
Item oQe Hehrem erfunnt inD beul
tcilt iperoen miiiien. 9ie anocre
gefcnntniiic lnO onacsoaenc
! Sdriiten iinp allein 3euanis I'M
Grflcruna bes @lalbcns, mic iic 20
ben nanlols Scbenoen peritunoc
lnlD cusaelcNt lpurDen.
$50 finoem wir abcr heute De
Wann. Der Durh ieine Sebcnslpcil
lno ieine Norte 10 tief I'M Glar
ben perlpllrselt uno 10 mafeuos ot
ltebt, oaB er nie 81. Martin 2uthe
Dbn lid bebaupten fonn: .6ier itet
id). id fann niht anbers, Gott bell
mir. Mmen." &enn Ser Mam a,
iunDen miro. bunn lit cs perieuio,
Der Der Wlaubensfriie Elm Gnoe b,
reiten fam tlnn Der cine mel
. &eltunihau1tno nriirnef.
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Zipperfront macht
das An und Auszie-
hen leicht. Gewirkte
Aufschlaege machen
sic extra warm. Pas
sende Skihosen ma
chen diesen 2teili-
gen Ski-Anzug zur
perfekten Ausstat-
tung fuer 1hren
Jungen. Groessen
2-4-6.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-10-04

Estron Rayon l-tlg.
Schneeanzug. Zip
per voller Laenge.
Populaere Farben
fuer kleine Jungen
und Maedchen :.
Groessen / bis 4.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1951-02-01
Rockville And Vicinity
Mrs. John Diamond III - Rockville 1912
Or call Rockville 1856 : 2145

St. Johns Episcopal Church in
Bethesda was the scene of a we'd
ding on Saturday afternoon at four
O'Clock when Henry l.. Carlisle and
Mary Elizabeth Parkman both of
Bethesda, were married. The Miss
es Edith, Violet, and Naomi Mag
ruder of Falls Road attended the
wedding and the reception which
was held at the Bethesda Woman's
Club. Mr.. Carlisle is a nephew of
the Misses Magruder.
Among those attending the High
Point Furniture Show, held last
week in High Point, N. c., were
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Stern of Park
Street. The Stems spent the week
there at Sedgefeld Inn.
On Monday, Mrs. Ray Cockman
of Indianapolis, Ind, arrived to
visit her sister, Miss Roberta Hig-
gins of Falls Road, who has Just
recently returned to her horne from
Suburban Hospital. From all re-
ports, Miss Higgins is well on the
road to recovery.
Thursday evening young John
Michael Meid, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Don Meid of Meidheim, on the
Jamestown Road, celebrated his
eleventh birthday at family din
ner party Michael Edmonston was
John Michael's dinner guest.
Members of Den Number One,
Pack 20S, Cub Scouts of America,
enjoyed a vicente roast" and out
ing on Saturday afternoon, Mrs.
Francis w. van der Veer of Falls
Road was hostess to the boys.
The Joseph McMenamius, for
merly of West Montgomery Ave-
nue., are busy getting settled in
their new home on Bradley Boule-
ward.
Sunday morning, Qlney S. Weav-
er, principal of the Rockville Ele-
mentary School, was guest speaker
before the Fellowship Class of the
Chevy Chase Methodist Church.
Tomorrow night, February 2,
the. Junior Women's Society of
Christ Church is sponsoring Can
asia and Bridge Party in the Par
ish Hall. The party will offer an
opportunity for the young married
men of the Parish to become better
acquainted with each other.
Tuesday, February 6, will be Cub
Scout Night at the meetings of
both Elementary School P-TA's in
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ents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. White.
field were two of Mrs. Warfeld's
sisters, Mrs. Eddie Peters of Coles
vile and Mrs. John Brown of Day
ton, Howard Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clagett Warfeld
and daughter, Caroline, spent the
weekend in Summit Point, w. Va.
with Mrs. George Glascock.
Mrs. Ethel B. Taylor and Mrs.
Mary F. Allnutt were Saturday
luncheon guests of Mrs. Chester
Albrecht and Miss Lille Williams
at Kemptown.
Mrs. Frank Dryer is improving
at her home after an illness.
Billie Lechlider, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. George Lechlider, had his ton
sils removed on Monday at Mont
gomery County General Hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Signor
and son, Billy, were Sunday dinner
guests at Gettysburg, Pa. of Mrs.
William Signor, ST.
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: Coming Events +

Feb. 2 - BENEFIT PARTY, bene-
fit St. Mary's School Fund, at
St. Mary's Hall, Rockville, be-
ginning at 8 pm.
February 2 BRIDGE AND
CANASTA PARTY - spon-
sored by the Young Women's
Society, Christ Church, Rockville,
to be held in Parish Hall. 8
Pm.
February 8 OYSTER AND
HAM SUPPER, by the W.S.C.S.
of Ashton Methodist Church, be-
ginning at 4 p. m.
Feb. 6 - TEA AND BAKE SALE,
at home of Mrs. Stephen C.
Cromwell, 205 West Montgomery
Ave-, Rockville, benefit Christ
Episcopal Altar Guild. From
2:30 to $50.
February 6 = COUNTRY SUP
PER of homemade sausage and
pancakes, by men of the Coles
vile Church, beginning at 4:30.
Proceeds to go for this Educa-
tional Building.
February - ANNUAL PAN
CAKE SUPPER, with country
sausage and creamed chicken,
on Shrove Tuesday. By Ladies
of St. Johns Episcopal Church,
Olney, in the Parish Hall from
4 p. m. on.
February 8 - TURKEY DIN
NER, Day-English Room X. of
P. Temple, Gaithersburg, spon-
sored by Fores Oak Lodge, K. of
P. to 8 pm.
February 10 - BAKE SALE, at
Wilson's Drug Store, Rockville,
from 9 a. m. to II a. M, given
by the Beulah Dove Class of the
Rockville Methodist Church.
February 10 = MARCH OF
DIMES DANCE, in Sherwood
Gymnasium, given by Norman
Price Post 60.
February 10 - BAKE SALE, by
Ladies of Flower Hill Church of
the Brethren, to be held at
Lynn's Pharmacy, Gaithersburg,
beginning 10 a. m.
February 10 - ROAST BEEF
SUPPER, Firemen's Hall, Sandy
Spring, benefit building fund of
Emory Church..
Feb. % - OYSTER, CHICKEN
SALAD, COUNTRY CURED
HAM SUPPER, by W.S.C.S. of
Salem Brookeville Church to be
held in Orndorff Hall, beginning
at 2 pm.