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Evening star., 1952-02-13
lHEL.Rl. MEN

TRUCK DRIVER. lumber and nm.
work co.; steady job, i1s-ton STAKE
local delivery and warehouse work
See Mr.. Burns, GRUVER MFTS. co.
Sg0l Conn. ave- Chevy Chase. Md
rRuCR III ip10 sALEsssEN s. sxper,eneea
complete line; salary ana nd cornInis. unis
sion. Box 460-H. Star. I5
|TYFIST, age 1885; tyne at least
80. w.p.m, accuracy ssssntisl: M ~
sittnn with an expanding organiSa.
tion. extending all modern employ,
neneneS; exec. salary for qualifleg
person. Call NE. 691 i. Ia /
UPH0LSTERER. white; experienced
Y Y, aircraft ngholstsring preferable
UPH6LsTERERsWEhiiite. Amply em. !
HOTEL. zoo Woodiss aiesPd.as "a. nv. rlis III
UPHOLSTERERS (S), irst-ciass,
springers, outsiders and cushior
men: steady work. top wages. Sill
eyer se cutters t3), top wares. CO
M0SSSi6WoRKNG ISSi MEcHANrcsT7axs. /
psrisncsd bench and machine work
Benning I'd. and MINI ave. ne. LU
wool PREssERs, fast; top psy, y
steady year-round work. Mr.
etIsSaK.1T a,tsaK M; Ia 5A s-o467. day; TE
WOO. Soof AM AND iaE silk sPoTrER; lS 20,
2ss E2sssias Wis cone ave- ssSa Sc. sooy ssslos5y ADP
Young Men
Age 1928. wonderful opportunit,
for single young men TO trave
4 Southeastern States, Florida anI
return. assisting mgr. in cir. sale.
work. Transp. furnished, expense.
advanced. aver; earnings. S65 Wkly.
NERBoNNR, Cairo Hotel. 18th ane
No phone calls. l3s
MAN tcolored, TO clean and polish
automobiles; splendid work; mus
nave good references. Phone between
y ~ !, Am. and pm, DU. .9765.
MAN porter and delivery. hours 1876,
psesSn paas Z Sssh aLLasaaGEF sGs aIaF pASSH AAgpS I,
i0si4 New Hampshire ave. Silver
MzNBaetween ages sb and SO "a fo,
operating tipping machine. No ex-
perience necessary; 5-day, 40-houI
Ssek SeT' asa ssa.s sss asa gs.r telephone num
MAN Young man with car 10 pick
ers from prospects that caii our
office. Start $50 week salary and
car expense. A concentrated area
here in Washington and suburban
area: No experience needed. Ap-
4 ply HOOVER CO., 1905 r. I, ave,
ne. Mon. through Thurs. eve.
NAN. white. G 1880; reliable; -ua refs.,
no drinkers; bartender, colored cafe
Alex. Prefer live In Alex. Beer only;
6-day Wk.; work Sun. 6O1 N. Henry
NAN IA A'easRerisi Mhiae si.rk.n..,.nrer ms,
have D. c. permit. Can Ma
f1g7. III
MAN for farm equipment parts dept;
experience beneficial; must have
farm background; steady work; PAID
vacation, holidays, etc. See Mr.
Staiger or Mr. Phillip Moore, Inter.
national Harvester Dealer, MA
LONEY'S, INC, SI26 or. ave, silver
Spring. pa
{nR a.
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HELP WoAEN

AsaIsTANT BOOKKREPER. with typ
ms knoWiedge for immediate eIIl-
ployment; experience with posting
machine preferred. bat not essen
Hu 1855 for interview. EliKRSON
RADIO or WASHINGTON, NC.
1622 1Ath q. NV. --I6
BAKERY SALEsLADY. must De ex-
perienceds capable of taking complete
snarss 81 soSa psy m sdsas g dTsh. peSscn sss
uniforms. hospftalizatt0n: Paid fol
ell holidays. Apply N person. S1l
Ra ave. n 2. -l6
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HELP MEN

SP0TTER, experienced on wool ant
silk: reliable: good salary: vacation
with pay to the right man. D. q
references. Box 1851. Star. --13
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HELP WoiEN

FME CLERKS, white. for ming en-.
fnaiiinss: 6-dsy. S0-hr. VIZ. stats
age, experience, II any, and phone
no. No Saturday work. Box S46-B.
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HELP WoMEN tcont. !

AUTO TITLE CLERK, drivers license;
6,aay week. S.3Q-5:3d: $40 wk.
AFRO IT'LL TiTIE CLERK. young woman, na
good typist for cashier and title
/ WORK: experience preferred but not
essentials pm, 70 3 pm. weekdays.
I III am. 70 y pm. Sundays. Interest
ms work In air-conditioned once
with paid vacation and other em-
Contact Mr. Hutchison after 9 am.
~. 3-SS0o. AUTO WHOLESALERS
NC II3l Bladensburg Rd -s1
BEAUIAClAN--- Guaranteed $50 d wk.
ana commissions Apply HAYWOOD
BEAUTY SALON. HAYWOOD shopping
Center. Mt. Rainier, Md. WA. 4056.
BEAuTTCIAN, fun Or part time, tn
salary and comm.: estab. business.
WA. 1871. sun. AP 0391. -I6
bEAuTiCIAN--ToD salary, for NV,
busy modern beauty salon. Call JU.
7-S90S for Information. III
BEAUTY OPERATORS, all round te);
high-ciaSs shop; top salary and
commission; 6-day Wk.;: air-condi-
TONED shop. JMIs. 3525 Conn. ave.
BEAUTY SALON MANAGER-Excel-
lent salary; personality and APP
BEAUTY SALON. 18th and q sts.
nv SD. 1906. I'D
BOOKKEEPERS, white: also sirls
good at figures; 5-day wk., vaca-
tions, dement's, etc. Apply il21
Z OH ST. N, w. .---l2
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SHOE SALESMAN

With or without experience; regu-
lar or extra work. Apply CROSBY
SHOE STORE. Ills r st. NV. Me
S941. Ia
SHORT ORDER COOK, white OF
colored; must be experienced. Nc
night or Sun. work. Must be fast
and willing worker. Good salary
634 d st. NV. III
SKIP LOCATOR, fun or part time
work: excellent salary. Joe Tash,
NEW YORK JEWELRY CO., 719
7th ct. NV.
STEWARD, assistant, white: rotating
shift: 6-day week. Liberal company
benefits. Experience not necessary.
will train, Non-drinker. Chance for
advancement. Apply employment
POO Woodley I'd NV --16
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CREDIT CT ,ERK

CREDIT CLERK
Young lady, credit or general Office
type; company benefits. Phone Ii.
7-94O0 for interview
HECHINGER co.
18th AND H SITS. NE. la
DEMONSTRATORS - Ladies' neck
wear; model and demonstrate. dept.
store only; good salary, comm. Cali
eyes,. TO. MI. 9739. MISS ROSE.
DEMONSTRATORS e, - At.raetiy,
women TO demonstrate food prod
ucts In grocery stores Fridays and
Satardays until June; good hourly
DEMONSTRATORS, 80 to 90, to
supermarkets. Fridays, Sats. only:
salary plus lunch and expenses; no
exper. necessary. Apply RIM. 402,
1881 * st. NV, 4 to 6 or 9 to IL
DRG5sGi CLERKS. retail drugstore ss
exper., knowledge Of typing, for
Company: 5-day. 3o-hr. 4 noisiaie VIZ; yacss srss
ton; group disqualification; oppor-
tunity for Advancement: excel.
starting salary. plus sales commits
sion. Apply THE HENRY B. GILPIN
co. Al 8. Capitol st. Ii. 4-2432.
MT. Klein. ---15
DRUG CLERK, exper. pref; o-day
4S-hour WIKI; no SUNDAYS; salary
npy1r. p,pS commasslon; snna ROCK CREEK
ELEVATOR OPERATOR, white, 5000 3
pay, vacation, disqualification bene-
fits. 10. 2-7154. --l6
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ATTENTION, MEN WHO
EARNED LESS THAN
Sc, 900 IN 1851

Let US shoW how you can
earn an income ON q par with
your ABILITY and AMBI-
TION. To be successful you
must associate with success.
Write Box 67-L. Star, giving
name, address. phone number
and when you and your wife
may be interviewed In your
& y - IL 1a
Evening star., 1952-02-13

III ISp' cSan Some once exper. REQUIRED.
CLOTHING PRICER, to help price
used lnd repaired clothing for re-
sale, in organization giving employ
ment to. the handicapped; must
stand at work: good Judgment,
knowledge Of clothing and household
goods desirable; handicapped pre-
ferred. NE. $40 for appointment.
COSMETIC DRUG CLERKS, exper.
refs. required. Closed SUNDAYS and
NATIONAL DRUG Co.. 1000 Conn.
CosMEHTiTTci-DRUG iii CLERK. experi.nc. iS
necessary. Top salary and Commits
Conn. ave. NV. Wo $500. lis
COUNTER GIRL, white; 5-day wk.,
no holidays; pleasant working con-
aitions. Apply in person between
and 4 pm. Cafeteria, I'LL N.
conNTFEiR GIRLS twhite,, must 4 b,
experienced. all daywork, no sun
days; meals. uniforms, hospitals
zation furnished. Apply S11 pa.
ave. NV. Paid for al holidays.
COUNTER sALEsGIRL, to sell hand
bags. hosiery and gloves; very good
pay and full time Job. Apply
CROSBY'S SHOE STORES, Ills i
st. NV. Me. S94l. -13
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STOCK-CI ERIK

OTOCk-CLERk
Young man to learn clothing business;
real Opportunity; good salary. Ap-
ply HOLLYWOOD CLOTHING CO.,
703 9TH st. NV. -IS
TECHNICIAN-O ORDINANCE. exper Il
Navy ire control with some admin
istrative. or teaching background;
excel salary. Cali ME. 691I. IL
rELEyIsION SERVICE MAN. We
want. a good man and We are will
ing to pay good wages. DOWD'e
TELEVISION. 441S Conn. ave.
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RECEIVERS
ROUTE MAN

For established laundry and dry
cleaning route; good earnings with
exceptional opportunity to increase
them. Experience not necessary,
Apply 10 to 1870 am.
WEST END LAUNDRY
1723 Penna. Ave. NV.
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CLERK -TYpTST

Young woman, 1896 years or are,
VINO is accurate and can type at
least S6 words per min; b-day.
-0-nr. wk.: guaranteed salary, ad-
sos. Open Weekdays.3 8:30.6 anti
Saturday. 9-I. No phone calls.
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EsTIMAToR-sALESMAN

nent In wood and metal. and capa-
bic OF reading drawings and blue
prints. II you are the man we want
you can earn $500. SIS. 900 per
hradstreet and have Been in business
In WASHINGTON for nearly 80 years.
Applicant must have car and know
the metropolitan area. Reply, Civ
Ing experience and past employ
ment, 20. Box 46s2, washington
20. DC.
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!. CLERK-TYPIST
CI,ERK-TYpTST

Under 80, small insurance ofice, IN
new aforementioned once bldg: s.
day wk.; employe benefits; $500
mo. some ONCE exper. required.
Evening star., 1952-02-13
BOOKKEEPER

BOOkKEEPER
For Silver Spring De Soto-Plymouth
leadership. Salary open: ability "a
manage sinall office and prepare
monthly financial statement. Auto
mobile experience preferred but not
necessary. Permanent position with
for appt.
CALVERT MOTORS, INC.
114I East-West Highway, sH. I434
CASHIER, exper. Amply Mr.. sperber
FRANK q BERNIE'S STEAKHOUSE
427 18th st. NV. III
BOOKKEEPING MACHINE operator,
country club ONCE; 6-day Wk.: Eo0d
starting salary; one meal per day;
good working conds, WI. 400, Ext
BOOKKEEPER-TYPIST for public &C.
counting once; excel work. conds,
1-girl once. Ma. 6I29. III
Evening star., 1952-02-13
statesmen

BEST SELLING DEAL
IN TOWN ON TELE-
VISION AND APPLI-
ANCES. ABSOLUTELY
NO CAN VAS SING,
EVERY LEAD rs HOT.
YOU'LL MAKE COM
M I SSIONS M IS T
statesmen d r e A M
ABOUT. A POWER
HOUSE PROMOTION
AL ORGANIZATION
BACKS YOU. CAR NEC-
E S s A r Y. SEE MR..
MANTZ IN PERSON.
McCOY'S
Qn7 IT CT Mt e,
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BOT III ST. NE.

SALES REPRESENTATIVE for real
estate sales, Chevy Chase. NV.
WASHINGTON and Bethesda, Md. /;
Eround-noor opportunity. Apply
BETHESDA REALTY. 7s4S Wis. ave.
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT. ex-
per-, sober man only: $50 for "a
hrs, all daywork. interviews after
5 pm. DISTRICT HEIGHTS AMOCO
STATION, 1850 Marlboro pike. -15
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT. ex-
perienced only. Good ref. and D. C..
/ qriverS permit REQUIRED: good salary
Tor the right man. Apply in person.
4225 Conn. ave. NV. --15
SERVICE MANAGERS ATTENTION
Have immediate opening for farm
equipment and auto service manager.
MANAGEMENT experience required; ex-
cellent opportunity with salary, COM.
mission and vacation with pay. Our
replies held strictly confidential Ap-
pllcantS must apply in person, Nc
MICHAEL'S SERVICE CENTER,
Nokesyille, Va. LII
SHOE SALESMAN, steady position
GOLDEN SHOE STORE, 1925 7th
saoEH = SALESMAN. experienced % wom-
ems and children's shoes: good sal
sry and commission. Apply MUIR
RAYS, 1910 18th st. NV. LIB
SHOE SALESMAN. thoroughly exper.
knowledge Of corrective fitting.
Salary depends on ability, i022
wis. ave. WI. 9691. lis
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CASHIER MGR 1000
Permanent position open for exper-
fenced front office cashier. Apply
auditors ONCE. Room 1853.
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DRIVER-ROUTEMAl

ELECTRICIANS HELPERS
national concern. specializing In in.
and operation Of protective signal.
Ing systems; wage, progressive plan
paid vacation, sick dement's. Call EX
1754 for appointment. III
Evening star., 1952-02-13

cook ut Mt. Vernon; splendid SAL
Rry, bonus, meals; transportation
furnished; 6-day week, hours S-4.
Mt. VERNON SHOPS, phone AL.
Evening star., 1952-02-13

Unusual opportunity for experienced
loan ONCE; good salary; pleasant
conditions. Apply Mr.. Steward,
ROYAL LOAN CO., 1920 Ga. ave
Silver Spring. Md. JU. 7-54O0
Evening star., 1952-02-13
MACHTNISTS
Tool and Die Makers
MAINTENANCE MAN

LIGHTLY BUILT
With car or light panel truck, for
air conditioning and ventiiating duct
cleaning; mostly nightwork; steady;
good salary. expenses. 4015 Georgia
ave. NV. Ia
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FURNITURE
statesmen

EXPERIENCED ONLY
$50 weekly salary plus commission or
all shipped sales. We believe oul
men are among the higheSt-paic
statesmen In this city. Big expansion
program. Permanent position. Good
Evening star., 1952-02-13

RALEIGH HOTEL
18th and PENNSYLVANIA NV
Evening star., 1952-02-13

CLOTHING SALESMAN
excellent salary, steady nosition itis;
eqyancement assured. Apply HOLLY
WOOD. 703 9TH ct. NV. la
COLLECTION man, thoroughly exp,
IN handling installment accounts hy
pnone. LONGS. 731 7th st. NV.
Evening star., 1952-02-13

Opening for dairy retail route
Married. age 23-40, experienced
meeting public. high school educa-
ton desirable: bond necessary: 5la'
day week. All our routes pay above
carNIFG 1AYDv TIE IAnn
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1952-06-19
WOnlan's Club
Entertained at
BeGLlmOnt

The Woman's Club of Gathers
burg was delightfully."- entertained
at luncheon by the Rockville Wom-
ans Club on June 1 at Beallmont,
the fine old mansion now owned by
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin G. Davis.
The old home was built by Up
ton Beall more than $50 years ago
and has been authenticity restor-
ed by its present owners. T h e
guests were invited to inspect and
enjoy its old world interior.
The buffet luncheon was served
on the upper terrace with its back
ground of ancient shrubbery. Small
tables were spread from the ter
race to the huge toxwoods for
which the place is so well-known.
1t was a very happy occasion for
the Gaithersburg club women, led
by their able president, Mrs. Rob-
ert Ransom.
The last meeting of the Gathers
burg club was held at Mrs. Ran
SONS home. All business of a very
successful year was finished, after
which the group enjoyed the hos
pltality of Col. and Mrs. Ransom's
home.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1952-06-19
ShOup Convicted
In Baltimore on
Girls Charges

William King Shoup, 81, of Viers
Mill Village, son Of a clergyman,
was convicted in Federal Court in
Baltimore Tuesday Of flying a l6-
year-old girl to New York for i'm
moral purposes.
He was sentenced to 60 days i'm
prisonment and fined $500 an d
costs. Costs may exceed $500 since
two government witnesses had. to
be flown to Baltimore from the
Pacific Coast and were entitled to
two weeks expenses.
Shoup's offense occurred in Sep
TENDER 1850, when he took the 16-
year-old girl, a clerk in a Wheaton
Drug store, to New York in a pri-
vate plane. The girl said she found
herself stranded in New York with
20 cents when Shoup said his
planes lighting equipment did not
permit return after dark. The case
came to light after Shoup wa S
charged and tried for assault on
another woman in Prince Georges
County.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1952-06-19
Boyds
Mrs. James Kerr
PoOlesville 2197

A bridal shower was given to
Miss Jane Hillard on Friday, June
10, by Mrs. Katherine Selby and
Mrs. Edna Reffit at the home of
the latter. About thirty-five
friends were present and the bride
elect received many useful and
beautiful gifts, which she opened
one by one, her friends guessing
the contents and prize being Civ
en- to the one guessing the most
correctly. Miss Hillard is the
daughter of Mrs. Margaret Bur-
uette of Boyds, and is being mar
ried on June %, to Mr.. Jack Shan
non of Poolesville.
Mrs. Elizabeth Hopkins is spend
ing several weeks visiting with her
son and daughters at their homes
in Bethesda.
Mr.. Earl Hoyle spent several
days last week visiting his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Smith Hoyle.
Mr., and Mrs. John Harding, who
had lived in the former Claude
Wright home for several years,
have sold the place to a party from
Washington and moved to an apart
ment in Silver Spring.
Boyds was well represented in
the graduating class of the Rich
ard Montgomery High School of
Rockville this year, there being
three from here to graduate. They
were Lee King, Clyde Senger and
Peggy Burkett, who was the solo
list at the Baccalaurete Sermon and
exercise on Sunday, singing 'The
Lords Prayer" by Malotte.
Mr.. lack Wolstenhalme and Mrs.
Dora Williams, both of Richard,
Va, spent the weekend visiting his
sister and husband, Mr.. and Mrs.
Russell Bennett.
Don't miss the electrical Liv-
ing" Show, June 25, at the Agri-
cultural Center, Gaithersburg.
Loads of prizes. Doors open at
1890 pm.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1952-06-19
Glassey-Barmes Nxptials
Held in Washington June 9

from the International School in
Geneva, Switzerland, and is now a
rising senior at Smith College. Mrs.
Glassey-Borcoc flew from Jugoslav-
ia for the wedding and returned
by plane to Europe on Wednesday,.
Ensign Barnes is the son of Mr..
and Mrs. Robert L. Barnes, former
residents of Sandy Spring. He is
the grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Fred
eric D. McReynolds and is a gradu-
ate of Dartmouth College, class OF
1851. a..
The young couple left Monday
afternoon for San Diego, Califor-
MIA, where they will spend the sum-
mer. In the fall, Ensign Barnes
will return to sea duty on a de-
stroyer, and Mrs. Barnes will COM
plete her studies at Smith.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1952-06-19
Cedar Grove
Mrs. Philip Watkins
Gdithersburg 421-W-3

The proudest father with h e
finest Fathers Day gift was the
Rev. Robert Crowley when Mrs.
Crowley presented him with a baby
daughter on Sunday, June is, at
Montgomery County General Hos
pital. The little girl has been nam
ed Mary Kathleen.
Plans are being made for the
annual Fourth of July supper to be
held at the Salem Methodist
Church.
Children's Day will be observed
at Upper Seneca Baptist Church
on June 29 in the morning and at
Salem Methodist church in the eve
ming.
Mr.. and Mrs. Talmadge Watkins
had as their guest this past week
Mrs. Watkins mother, Mrs. Cert
rude Burns of Damascus. On We'd
nesday Mrs. William Pace of Wash
irgton Grove entertained at lunch
ecn for Mrs. Watkins, Mrs. Burns
and Miss Nan Clavin. Over the
week end 1t. Wayne Hood of Wash
ington was their guest.
Mrs. Waters Woodfield enter.
tanned the Baptist Womens Mis-.
sionary Society at her home OF
Tuesday afternoon.
On Wednesday the W.S.C.S. OF
the Salem Methodist church was
entertained at luncheon proceed
ing their monthly meeting by Mrs
Harry Nehouse, Mrs. Milton Tab
Ter and Mrs. Lee King, in the Sa
lem Social Hall.
Mrs. Gerald Arnold entertaine
at a birthday luncheon on Wed
nesday in honor of Mrs. Atlee Bur
rcughs of Rockville. Other guests
were Mrs. Oren Spears of Wash
irgton, Mrs. Oscar Fra!ey, Mrs
Robert Driver and daughter, all o
Rockville.
The Baptist Training Union ha,
wienie roast at Kings Park il
Clarksburg Thursday evening.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1952-06-19

at the home of Mrs. John Thomp-
son, County president to make ar
rangements for the Annual Wom-
ems Christian Temperance Union
Conference to be held at the Coles
vile Methodist Church on July 10,
beginning at 10 am. with a box
meeting to start at 1870. Mrs.
lunch at noon. The afternoon
Charles Wagner State President,
Baltimore, will be one of the speak
ers. Others will be announced
later. There will be special music.
All are invited.
Don't miss the electrical Liv-
ing" Show, June %, at the Agri-
cultural Center, Gaithersburg.
Leads of prizes. Doors open at
1890 pm.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1952-06-19
.CoLesviHe
Miss Lucille Priest
Ashton 3112

Mr.. and Mrs. William Hunter,
Mr., and Mrs. Russell Hoagland and
daughter, of Meadeville, were re-
cent weekend guests of Mr., and
Mrs. Edward Rankin.
Last weekend Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Carter, Mr.. and Mrs. Harr
cd Bradford, Misses Otelia Purrc!I
and Lucille Priest motored to Her
shey, Pa. to see the lovely Rose
Gardens and the town of Hershey
The Daley Vacation Bible School
is going on at the Methodist
Church each day, so if your child
has not started, let him do so at
cnce. 1t started on Monday and
vii close Friday, June 81 at 8 pm.
with a special program.
Dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Carter on Fathers Day
end Nancy of Washington: Mr.. and
Mrs. Ralph Miller Nancy and Mike
were Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Atkins
Miller of Hyattsville, and Mrs
Herbert Anderson, who had beer
their guest for the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Boerum
!atter's parents, Mr.. and MFRS.
motored to Cedar Grove on Satur.
day to be over night guests of the
Harry Nehouse.
Miss Ongie Minili of Washing.
ton was the dinner guests on Sat.
urday of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Car.
ter and Verne Carter.
Callers at the home of Mrs
Granville Thompson on Sunda,
we're Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Imbacf
and son Bruce of Silver Spring
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Carter anc
Mrs. Herbert Anderson.
Sunday dinner guests of Mr. anC
Mrs. George Burriss were Mr.. anC
Mrs. George Montgomery anC
niece, Joan, of Baltimore.
The Cclesville Lay Health met
on Tuesday for lunch at the HON,
of Mrs. Ralph Bennett at MOI,
The BUSINESS meeting was helC
after lunch.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wharton Nichol,
are receiving congratulations or
the birth of a son at Garfield Hos
pital They came to Wharton!
mothers on Sunday, where the,
are spending the summer. Tn,
rev son is named Gragery Albert
Mrs. Harry Imbach and so,
Bruce visited Mrs. Charles Carte,
on Thursday.
The Executive meeting of tn,
Montgomery County Temperance,
Union was held on Friday eyenin,
H"-tN .HHA J.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1952-06-19

The marriage Of Miss Helena
Deidre Classy to Mr.. Richard
julius Rowland Barnes took place
ia the Volta Place home of the
groom's parents on Monday, June
8, at IL Noon. DR.. C. Leslie Glenn
officiated, and the ceremony was
followed by a wedding breakfast
in the garden for the family and
few close friends.
Miss Harriet Squire, the brides
room mate at Smith College, was
maid of honor, and Miss Kathy
Barnes, sister of the groom, was a
junior bridesmaid Andrew Barnes
served as best man for his brother.
The bride is the daughter of Mrs.
Helena Glassey-Borcic, head of the
United Nations Children's Mission
to Jugoslavia. She was graduated