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The Chronicle star the Moss Point advertiser., 1951-01-26
IsubeI McInnis,
Native Of Point,
Token BY Death

Mrs. Isabel McInnis, 70, ma
tive of Moss Point but resident
of Leakesville for many years,
died last Wednesday at her res
idence. Although she had been in
poor health for some time, her
death came as shock.
She was the wife of ]. J. Nc
Innis, who survives her as do
two sisters, Miss May McInnis,
Moss Point, and Mrs. w. w. Ma
gruder, Starkville.
Mrs. McInnis was the oldest
child of Lauchlin McInnis and
Rachel Mcintosh McInnis and re-
ceived her education in Moss
Point where she lived until her
marriage. She was active in work
of the Presbyterian church both
in Moss Point and in Leakesville.
Services Held Friday
Funeral services we're conduc-
ted Friday morning by the pastor
of her church assisted by the
Rev. Walter Bader, pastor of the
Moss Point Presbyterian church.
Interment was in Leakesville
cemetery.
Among those from out of town
attending the funeral were Miss
Florrie McInnis, Singleton McIn-
mis- and Mr. Bader, Moss Point;
DR.. w. H. Mcintosh, pastor of
First Presbyterian church of Hat
tiesburg, and Mrs. George Car
ter. Hattiesburg.
John Mcintosh, Vernal; Mr.. and
Mrs. Joe McInnis, Laurel; Mr..
and Mrs. Kenneth McInnis, State
line; and Mrs. A. N. McInnis and
Dan McInnis, Gainesville, Fla.
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Mrs. 7. Moody
Dies Suddenly;
Rites Thursday

Mrs. Cora Edwinia Wood Moody,
"a, died suddenly at her home on
Elder street, Moss Point, Tuesday
morning, Mrs. Moody had been in
i'll health for some time.
A native of Moss Point, Mrs.
Moody was daughter of the late
George and Lavinia Cochran
Wood. She was the widow of T.
X. Moody, retired railroad en-
ploye and member of the board
of aldermen, who died last sum-
mer.
Mrs. Moody returned to Moss
Point for residence about IL years
ago.
Funeral services were held
from Fails Thursday at l p. m.
with the Rev. Zeno Wells. pas
tor of East Moss Point Baptist.
officiating. And from Cross
roads Mefnodisf church with in.
terment in the Crossroads GENE.
terry.
Pail bearers were L. K. McIn-
tosh, Mitchell Cirlot, Woodson
Rape, S. A. McInnis, Jr., Edward
A. Khayat and Henry Lynd.
Survivors are two sons, J. F.,
Mobile, and c. K, Savannah; five
daughters. Mrs. Carl Myers, Hon.
er, La, Mesdames Julia Moody
Farragut, Lucille Rogers, Lezra
Rogers and Miss Myrtle Moody,
all of Moss Point.
Three sisters, Mrs. Jim Clapp
and Miss Georgia Wood, Moss
Point and Mrs. Effie Jordan, Jack
son; and 10 grandchildren.
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MEMS LEAGUE

Members of the league voted
this week to kick in 20 cents each
week toward prize fund of S10O
to be distributed at the end of the
season.
Team and individual cash prizes
will be awarded at a league ban
quet.
Meanwhile, the American Le-
gion jumped off to lead as Sec
ond half play got underway at
Pascagoula Recreation Cent te r
Tuesday night. The Legion down.
ed the Lions, 81.
Splitting % were Elks and Pet
erzell and Gelles, 40 g. 8 and Cal
houns and City Lumber and Mel
sons Pontiac.
G. T. Martin. rolling games of
zlS and 2l3. for first and second
high singles. topped 500 for his
series with sos. This is the best
series yet posted in the league.
the only one TO better 600.
Buddy McFaul rolled 210 and
Bud Ehrlich 204 to push Martin
in singles. Following Martin in
the series were Ehrlich, 504, and
boswell, 496.
Team high series, 1882, was
rolled by Calhouns. followed by
40 & 8, 2577, and City Lumber,
1854. Lumber posted the team
high single of $50, with 40 &
rolling $50, Calhoun's 926, and P
& G 923.
Tuesdays schedule lists Lions
VS. 40 & 8. Calhoun's VS. Legion,
Nelson's VS. p 8; G and Elks VS.
Lumber.
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WoMEN'S LEAGUE

Next week ends the first half
of the feminine bowling league
play and barring an upset Aileen
Brown will lea d individual
players.
This week she rolled high. 1874
end l6s. for first and second
places in singles. and 4S7 for first
place in the triple series.
Tiny Huddleston got in the win
column with third place, l58, in
singles.
Joyce Krebs rolled second in
the three game series, 391. and
Audrey Frederic rolled 800 for
third.
High five averages give Aileen
Brown ls2; Joyce KEebs. l43: Au-
dreY Frederic. 1877; Mae McGrath.
1876 and Betty Doescher. 1873.
McIlwain Motors was tops again
this week, rolling 672 for high
singles and averaging 1859 for
three games. Winners for both
singles and triple games are in
the same sequence-Gulf Glass
second, $50 and 1854, and Jones
Motors, GA and 1929.
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INGALLS, LEAGUE

Supervisors took three points
from Hull Friday night to slip
into tie with Design for h e
league lead as Design split 2-2
with Scientific.
High GENE. 1888. was rolled by
Smith. followed by Bryan. l7s.
and Ehrlich. IT'S. Individual series
high. however. was posted by
Bryan with 472. Runners up were
Ehrlich. 457. Schaeffner. 445.
Hsmmett. 444. and Gee. 443.
Scientific rolled team high sim
gle and series with 703 and 2009.
A 699 and 200l game USMA sec
ond high single and series, while
Hull with 684 was third in team
singles and Design third in series
with 1890.
Tonight's schedule: Electrical
VS. Supervisors. Hull VS. Scientific
and Design VS. USMA.
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Pas Negro VFW
Installed In Rite

The Gulf Coasts first Veterans
of Foreign Wars Negro post was
installed last week in ceremonies
at Pascagoula
The post. Arneii Garland Jen.
nings No. i0o24. was officially
inaugursted by John T. Collins,
Biloxi. VFW district command.
er. assisted by Clifford J. Keller.
commander. and II. M. Seaman.
senior vice commander of the
Elmer Joseph Grant post al
Pssesgouls.
Commander of the new post is
H. c. Travillion. Other officers
are Robert L. Seabron, senior vice
commander; James H. MCGEE, Jr.,
junior vice commander.
Joseph x. Barial, quartermas-
ter; Andrew Johnson, advocate;
Robert o. Campbell, chaplain;
Maceo Denis, surgeon, and Ru-
dolph Leroy Norman Belts and
Matthew Woodson, trustees.
The post is named for the
brother of Prof. p. B. Jennings
who was killed in action in
Italy in 1914 while serving with
the 92nd Infantry Division.
Boosting rs charter members,
the post will meet next Tuesday
at 7:30 pm. in the Negro high
school. Inauguration of the post
is result of eight months work,
Seaman said. A woman's auxil-
iary is now being formed.
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AVERAGES

Averages for the first half of
the Mems League bowling series
were released today by Pop Yer
zal, league secretary.
G.. T. Martin leads the list with
167 average for AZ games, fol-
lowed closely by Paul Caruso
with 165 in SO games.
The Chronicle star the Moss Point advertiser., 1951-01-26

You will be surprised how
much better your car will run
with good fabrication job by
lees Service Station. McInnis
Avenue. Moss Foint.-Adv.
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WOODFIELD
Mrs. Ralph HOacdrd
Damascus 1892

Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Baker of
Mt. Airy are announcing the birth
of baby son, born on January 81
at Frederick City Memorial Hos
pital. Mrs. Baker was the former
Miss Edith Kemp.
The covered dish supper held in
the hall last Saturday night for
benefit of the March of Dimes was
real success. Over one hundred
dollars was collected.
Mr.. and Mrs. James William
King and family have moved to
one of the Lawson King farms in
Gaithersburg.
Those who attended the annual
banquet of the Maryland and Vir-
ginia Milk Producers Association,
held at the Statler Hotel in Wash
ington, included Mr.. and Mrs. j.
Raymond Kemp, Mr.. and Mrs. Ken
meth Windham, and Mr.. and Mrs.
John L. King.
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visit relatives in Los Angeles.

visit relatives in Los Angeles.
Monday, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Marshall left by motor for Carls-
bad, New Mex. where they will
visit their daughter, Mrs. Lester
Dow. En- route, the Marshalls will
stop in Clifton Forge, Va. for a
few days visit with Mrs. Mar
shalPs sister. They expect to be
away for month or longer.
Elizabeth Lancaster entered Su-
burban Hospital on Monday for
surgery. Her many friends and
little second-grade pupils in the
Rockville Elementary School will
be happy to know that she is well
on the road to recovery.
Wednesday morning, Mr.. and
Mrs. Howard R. Schafer and 1t.
Com. M. C. and Mrs. Chares H.
Gilliland left for the balmy cline
of Florida. They will visit Tampa,
Miami, Clearwater, and other
points of interest before returning
about February eighteenth.
Saturday morning will find the
j. Darby Bowmans and the Bar
nard Welshes headed South, too.
They are planning to take a lei
surely motor trip to Florida.
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TWIN BROOK
NEWS
Charles S. Hamm
Rockville 1925

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry S. Smalley
and son John of Weathersfield,
Conn.,, are spending a few days
with Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Mon
cure.
1t. William Champion is return
ing from Korea and is now in Cal
jfornia. He is expected home in the
near future.
Mrs. Thomas Mattocks of Day.
ton, Ohio, recently spent some time
with her sister-in-law, Mrs. Charles
2. Hutsler. She was here on a
business trip.
Mrs. Clara Burns of Mannheim,
Pa, has been mentioning for the
past two weeks with DR.. and Mrs.
Robert E. Gibbs. Mrs. Burns is the
grandmother of Mrs. Gibbs.
Cecilia Carol and Julia Ann
Holmes of Chevy Chase spent last
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
V. Mccarthy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles S. Hamm
and family were Sunday visitors
of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas A. Con-
lon, of Bethesda.
The Twin Brook Citizens AS
ISOLATION will hold its regular
monthly meeting at Christ Church
Parish Hall in Rockville at 500
PM, Monday, February 10. The
Program and Entertainment Com
mittee Chairman, Charles Hamm,
plans to present another interest
ing speaker on the problem of
Civilian Defense. At the last
meeting the Director and Deputy
Director for Rockville presented
their views, and at this meeting
we expect to present the County
Program.
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Rockville And Vicinity
Mrs. John Diamond III - Rockville 1912
Or call Rockville 1856 2145

What with Winters icy grip, the
schools closed on Thursday, and
the little old ground hog too smart
10 leave his warm cage, weather
made the news during the week
just past.
One of those unfortunate enough
to suffer injury as result of the
weather is Mrs. Basil Mobley of
Derwood, who slipped on the ice
on Saturday and broke her leg.
Rockville scores another first
even when it comes to prevarica-
ton. Frank jenkins of the Rock
vile Rotary Club was judged the
biggest prevaricator" at the first
interclub liars contest sponsored
by the College Park Rotary Club
Thursday night at Prince Georges
Golf and Country Club. Members
of the College Park, Rockville, Be-
thesda-C Chevy Chase, District and
Silver Spring Rotary Clubs at
tended.
Despite the elements, Mrs. j.
Bennett Lowe arrived safely in
indianapolis, Ind, on Saturday.
Mrs. Lowe left Rockville by plane
for her home in Indiana. She has
been visiting her son-in-law and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Don Meid
of Meidheim on Jamestown Road
for the past three months.
Eloise Mcconnell of Plant City,
Fla, has been a recent house guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. Lester T. Burn at
their home on Gainsborough Road.
On Tuesday, Janice Richardson,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde
c. Richardson of West Montgom-
cry Avenue, left for Spokane,
Wash, where her wedding to Pfc.
Kenneth Brumitt of Rockville, will
take place soon. Several pre-
nuptial parties were held for Miss
Richardson. On January ~, Mrs.
Selby w. Preffitt, Mrs. Rupert
Hughes, and Mrs. r. M. Powell
were co-hostesses at bridal show
er for Miss Richardson. On Sun
day afternoon, Betty Belson and
Mary Ann Angel were co-hostesses
Mt .another shower for Miss Rich
ardson.
Dick Hickman is at home and
resting comfortably after an opera
ton at Suburban Hospital for a
severe case of Bursitis.
Sonny Wilson, young son of Mr..
and Mrs. Franklin H. Wilson of
Ardennes Avenue celebrated his
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> Coming Events +

February 8 TURKEY DIN
NER, Day-English Room K. OF
P. Temple, Gaithersburg, spon'
sored by Fores Oak Lodge, K. Of
P. a to 8 pm.
February 10 - BAKE SALE, al
WILSON'S Drug Store, Rockville
from 9 a. m. to IL a. M, giver
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.
February Is - WORKING MANS
LUNCH, at Modern Woodman
Hall, Laytonsville, given by
w. S. C. S. of St. Paul's Church.
11:30 am. until 1870 p. M
Turkey 75c.
February 16 - BAKE SALE
sponsored by WSCS of Hunting
Hill Methodist Church, to be held
at WILSON'S Drug Store, Rock
vile, beginning 10 a. m.
February II - OLD FASHIONED
COUNTRY STYLED SUPPER,
Oyster and chicken Salad, from
a to 8.p. m. in the new Cafeteria
of Sherwood High School, Sandy
Spring, sponsored by the Senior
Glass.
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.
February "a - ANNUAL FARM
Frs CONVENTION, of Sandy
Spring, in Sherwood High
School. All day.
February "a - OYSTER AND
HAM SUPPER, in Oak Chapel
Methodist Church Hall, Layhill
From 4:30 to p. m.
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fifth birthday on Saturday after.
noon at party at his home.
With exams over Pack Pretty.
man, Bob Headley, Verna Mae
Kelly, Jane Alice Chinn, and Mary
Stout are home from the University
of Maryland enjoying a ten-day
mid-term vacation before return.
ing to College Park to begin the
new term next week.
Sunday, February IL, has beer
designated Cub Scout Sunday, with
special services scheduled at the
Rockville Methodist Church. The
Scouts will attend the services in
a body.
Mrs. Alice Hostetler of the Glen
was hostess to number of Mont.
gomery Country newspaper women
last Friday in her Arlington Mill.
work Company Office. Mrs. John
W. Thompson of Washington, Mrs
Hostetler's sister-in-law, was also
guest at the luncheon and tour
of the plant.
The John B. Bowman's new home
in Bellevue Woods on Ounce Or
chard Road was alive with activity
Saturday night when they enter.
tanned a group of friends from
Rockville.
Georgeanne Guide, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph GUIDE, Jr. of
Wall Street, is at home GONZALES
cling from a recent tonsillectomy
in Suburban Hospital.
The Tom Jones' had wonderful
weekend reminiscing with their
good friend, Mrs. David L.
Schwartz, who came over from Bal
timore to visit them on River Road
Mrs. Frances Bayne and Mr.. and
Mrs. Jack Jones journeyed to Co.
lumbia, S. c. recently to spend the
weekend visiting friends.
Evelyn Clagett, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Lester Clagett of Beall
Avenue, was the guest of honor at
a dinner party Wednesday night at
the home of her parents. Those
who came to wish Edible" happy
ninth birthday were Nancy Louise
Ransom, Mrs. Evelyn Clagett, Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Forster, Lolly
Beatty, Herbie Forster, and Char
lene Steinberg.
Tommy Anderson, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Anderson and Somer.
veil Linthicum. son of DR.. and Mrs
William Linthicum of South Wash.
ington Street, have returned I'd
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MISCELLANEOUS

~NoTICE-I will not be respon-
sible for any debts made by any
one else but myself. Fowler w.
Stevens, 22S Great Falls Road,
Rockville, Md. Tel Rockville
4l77. ADJ
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- LOST

~ STRAYED - Several cattle
have strayed to my farm near
Beallsville, Md. Owner may have
same by proper identification and
paying board. Contact =. C. Wad-
dell, Poolesville, Md. or phone
Rockville $500 after pm. 451
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FBOAR, Minnesota No. /, Regis
tered from stock, months old,
$500. Superior for breeding. Call
R. C. Bishop, Arlington, Va,
Glebe $3.50. - 481
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~WANT TO RENT FARM -
Will pay cash rent on long lease
for 100 to 300 acre farm, between
Rockville and Potomac area. Most
of it fenced for cattle and horses
and balance in grass suitable for
hay; need good barn but no house
necessary. Call Rockville 1927 or
write George w. DeFranceaux, Ri.
No. 3, Bethesda, Md. sos
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ECHILD CARE - | will keep
one child days while mother works,
5 or 6 day week. Prefer child over
two years. Call Rockville 2742.
sos
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RSWEET CIDER, APPLES
Varieties as they ripen. Honey and
apple butter. All products sold
direct from our orchard. Open
daily and Sunday. Plainfeld Or
chard, w. w. Moore, Sandy Spring,
Md. Tel. Ashton 2471. 2944
til Q. 3349
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- WANTED = A second floor
unfinished apartment by two set
tied women. Give details as to To-
cation, number of rooms, rent.
Miss Anita Collins, 1910 North
Carolina Avenue, S. E., Washing
ton, D. C. 504
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~PIANOS! Do you want to
he happy? Then become a close
friend to a good piano. will sup
pl" YOUR choice of mans' stand
ard makes" in latest styles. Prices
and service excells all competition.
Fred T. Cunningham, Rockville,
Md. Phone 2813. 1878
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EROCKWOOD MAPLE Jenny
Lind bedstead, heavy springs, new
rest well mattress, one chest of
drawers to match; National Pres
sure Gamer. Tel. Rockville 1887.
480
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- SECRETARY BOOKKEEP-
Err for small private school on the
Rockville Pike. Attractive hours,
paid vacation; references required.
Write P. 0. Box $3.50, Bethesda,
Md. 400
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EGRAY COAT with hood, like
new, zip out lining, full cut back,
size 16, $1,000. Call Brown, Rock
vile 4432. 482
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- REAL ESTATE -

- LOT 75x150 corner Grove
Road and Brown Street, Washing
ton Grove, Md. Also a summer
cottage for sale. See Mayor
McCathran, Ill Maple Avenue,
Washington Grove, Nd. Phone
Gaithersburg 29-W. APT
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= FOR SALE =

FCOLLIE DOG, male, 9 months,
Champion Sired, Axe Registered,
sable and white, a beautiful ami
NAL, $4,000. Watkins, phone Ash
ton 1892. SOL
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FLOT Is and 16, Block 2,
Washington Grove. To settle an
estate. Bargain. w. N. Wilson,
Administrator, 2716 Belleview Ave-
nue., Cheverly, Md. 428
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HELP WANTED -

- STENOGRAPHER for Law
Office in Rockville. Please give ex-
perience, qualification and phone
number. Write Post Office Box 60,
Rockville, Md. All
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- FOR SALE -

~MAYTAG WASHING ma
chine, electric, in good condition.
Phone Gaithersburg 587-W-2.
479
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F$1O,5OO ROCKVILLE - Must
Sell This Week. Transferred. Yr.
old lovely Broom house, Youngs-
town kit, gas &C. heat, fully in
sulated, corner lot, $4,000 cash,
Payments only $61.25 mo. inc.
taxes, ms. and int. 81, 495 ROCK
VILE, 1a &C. ground, broom
house, can be added to, cleo. and a
well (3A mi. North of Rockville)
Must sacrifice. OLD BALTIMORE
ROAD, 2 miles from Clarksburg,
5 Acres, suitable for developing or
home site. Priced right. Buell. M.
Gardner, Broker; Agent, Mrs.
Whitehurst, tel. Rockville 1890 or
2176 anytime. 5l2
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MOTHERS Wear Sample
Dresses. Spare hours can build
wardrobe and give you good in
come. No parties, canvassing. Our
63rd year. For catalogue write
Maisonette Dresses, Dept. 81, An
derson, Indiana. 358
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GROVE $11,,

WASHINGTON GROVE SILL
500 - Modern masonry home sit
uate on lot approx. 100 2C0 it.,
surrounded by beautiful trees. In
this home you will find a unique
entrance; Living room has log
burning fireplace, lg. picture win
dow in dining rm. gives perfect
view of large lawn and wooded
area, a cute well arranged kit, 2
corner bed rooms and tile baths,
ample closet and linen space;
attac. garage and large basement.
In excellent condition. Buell. NJ.
Gardner, Broker Agent, Mrs.
Whitehurst, Tel. Rockville 2800 or
2176 anytime. 500
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~NEWSPAPERS, Magazines,
junk cars and trucks; scrap steel
and cast iron; auto batteries; house
rags; copper, lead, brass and
aluminium. We pay top dollar. Our
yard located at R.R. Overpass on
E, Middle Lane, rear Rockville
Fuel & Feed Co., Montgomery Iron
& Metal Co. Phone Rockville 2055.
3770
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. FOR RENT -

~GROCERY STORE, Gas Pump
and Groom house adjoining. Tel.
R. E. L. Smith, Ashton 1851. 464
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: WANTED -

~WANT TO HAVE SOW
BRED by someone willing to furn-
ish transportation for sow. R. C..
Whiteman, Clarksburg, Phone:
Gaithersburg 586-W-3. SOB
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- 300 to 400 LOCUST POSTS
wanted for barb wire fence, can
either be round or split; would
like 10 have delivery between now
and April l. w. R. Winslow, Nor
beck, Md. Tel: Rockville l408;
National 1910. 276
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EHOUSE IN . ROCKVILLE =
Occupy by Mar. l, 1851 = Five
rooms plus unfinished attic. Eng
lish full basement to house car;
Lot 325 it. deep, $11 900. Call C.
X. Murphy, Rockville 2607. 511
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1850 CORDS OF WOOD, to be
cut; also slab pile at Germantown,
Md. Call Gaithersburg 80. 408
- SADDLERY = English riding
equipment. Leather repairs. Our
representative Mrs. Alice C. Berry
will be glad to advise. Complete
stock carried. Rockville Supply
Co., Inc, and Potomac Supply Co.
Phone Rockville 1929 Rockville
4116. 400
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- SITUATION WANTED -
Good reliable farmer wants job on
farm, or as caretaker. Phone Cal
thersburg 499-J-3. 514
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FSIGNS Specializing in Duplex
Truck Decalcomanias" and quality
posters for carnivals and events
of all kinds: Trade Marks, art lay
outs and design. Ace Signs, o.
ney, Md. Tel. Ashton 6001 Lock-
wood 1923. 488
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- WANT TO BUY-Stationary
corn shucker shredder. Must be
in good working condition. Write
model, year, number, make and
price to Lemuel Shovel, Brooke
vile, Md. ABS
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1951-02-08

- WANTED TO BUY - Hor-
ses, Mules and Colts of all kind.
w. O.. Dosh, Gaithersburg, Md.
Tel. 40. 1928
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1951-02-08

l~FURNISHED APARTMENT,
large living room, bedroom with
closet, kitchen with pantry, gas
range, refrigerator, electricity, pri-
vate bath, garage $1,000 per
month; IL miles from Naval Hos
pital. Call Gaithersburg 587-W-1.
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