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Committees Set
For Youth Center
Project la City

a committee % make contact
with ell civic oganixatioas 50 thnf
they may send Representative 20
the February IS meeting for the
formation q o Youth Center N
Key West was appointed GO ihis
weeks initial moetIn 81 Wesley
House on "Wednesday.
The committee Is headed BY
Mrs X, 10th, .irs Blsnche Miller
ans Mrs Grace Crosby
A Youth Committee 90 form a
Youth Council Includes Edyti e
Hampton, Patricia Byrd Evelyn
Netties ard Hokc Holcomh
The object II tie meeting %
Wesley House. 3 ,. "a. nest Wed
Besaay h 90 gei heads oF sli Civi
units Interested N The planned
Yoalh Center An adult ads SAY
council ard 4 siu1c. gpahen slll
be selected Nomn4te. b 81 az
pointed Nlll also infhlda one 0i
chaperufE q 8amgo ed nmittee.
and an aamiang4 erfslf asnu
Wesley iiouse iias oigrla atafa
clliiics % he commnp'ig FL &c
Youth Cen,er. Jhe HHoieci vss ln.
auguFated IS part - he Build
Freedom with 1outh contest
sponsored by the 10y West Junior
and Senior Womans Clubs. Mrs.
blanche Miller ~ the BPW club
and Beta stigma hi sorority has
served IS general chairman Of lhe
Youth Center project.
Tefn ayers vill be- admitted Al
opcning party has been stated Coz
SATURDAY evening. March is
Present as ihis weeks meeting
were Edyih Hampton junior
Debs. Patricia a. Boyd Rainhow
Girls. Evelyn Neiiies. Mariners.
Mrs. X. 10th. Girl Scouts and
Rainbow Glrls. Mrs. Grace eros.
BY. BpW. Mrs. wallace D. kirkc,
Senior Woman's Club, Niss Arlene
Merritt, Wesley House. Hello Co
me1. E4ohange Club. Mss hilGa
s. Cunnifi, Woman Club. AUDI.
bon society and Garden Cub. Jose
NJ. Fernando. Jr ENehnnge Cub 4.
Jack Delaney. Jaycees and Hrs.
stuart Whiting and Nrs Blanche
Miller who AEo e1khssdias tAe
project.
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Nary Wires Hear
Mrs. Gibson Talk:
Plan Supper Sat.

Juvenile Court Judge E1a
Warner Gibson addresses I'D
members o. the Island Cts
Navy Wives Club on "Wednesday,
1890 am. In the recreation
building Her TAX Mas both IN.
ieresting and lnsF ring Il
Mrs. Gibson. Who was intro.
duced by the clubs presidcHs.
Mrs. Perry smith spoke on the
programs for the betterrnent u
our Juveniles and how parents
can help and be helped
After the talk. plans were sn-
eussed for the pot luck supper
which will be held tsnioruw.
Each member chose an item
from the menu a. contribufe.
The supper win aid in the cams
psign foF Sarah Harper. Navy
Carnival Queen candidate.
Mrs. Hazel Burd is In charlie
II publicity. 49,
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Coming EUents
FRIDAY. FEBRuARYs

FRIDAY. FERRUARTS
ALI. HANDS dance. Boca Chica
swimming pool patio, . pm.
Boca Chica Carnival Queen
Candidates will he present
Officers Wives Club luncheon.
~. Taylor, ! pm. cocktails at
n0on
Meeting, Fern Chapter. no. "a.
1ES. Scottish Rite Temple, 8
pm.
Meeting. Mothers Club Il chi
and n. Joseph's IN " Cecilia :
Hal. 100 pm.
; tTURDAY. FEBRUARY -
Ar, classes Cor children, "a
pm. ratio Of West Martello
Gallery.
MONDAY. FEBRUARY II
Meeting, circle Three Women Of
the FIRST Preshyierial Church.
home az Mrs. Gleason SNOW,
1907 Reynolds street $ pm.
Meeting. Polneisna PTA, al
school. . pm.
Meeting Anchor Ledge No is2,
scottish Rite Temple : pm.
Meeting. Beta sigma PM snro.
rlsv SAN Carlos school = pm.
Cold star Mothers. V.Fw home,
pm
wesleyan Service Guild. wScS.
Firsi Methodist Church. J 20
Pm
TUESDAY. FEBRUARY y
Meeting. Circle Women q ihe
FIRST Presbyterian Church.
home q Mrs. Edward kuhnel.
SPIN.
Meesine. Truman Elementary
PTA. al school. Tss pm
Meeting. DeMolay Mothers Car.
Gle roof garden Scottish RITE
Temple. 790 pm,
Meeting. Harris seho"i FlA .
Pm.
Meeting. Soathernmoss Pistol
and Rifle Club. Lesson Home.
STOCK Island. SPIN
Zx1l Officcrs WV e9siees
business session. II AeFopalms,
10 am.
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Ia TIE Uela
Darqag 4l4 sia4Agsl 10 pm. 10
toe uusl ol TOO ActsfeN and nis
orchestra a raIniks bazsi "a. ala
Fl y HuFing lhc eteuiau
over coo tscsrfs have been sold
end tie capacity efoNd has shown
Interest Is runulng high in the ani-
cue entertainment featuring fas.
HONS for dogs and presentation q
outstanding dogs II the city. Two
obediance demonstrations vail take
place one Of them Is by a cross
bred collie named Bomber. own.
I'd and directed By n. Comdr J.R.
Thompson.
While there sill be- no reserved
tables, extra tables and chairs are
being provided and provisions made
Tor large parties OF people VINO
wish % 80 together.
Tickets are available al both Inc
PATIO and front entrance 81 the no,
tel
Chairman 81 the dance committee
Is Airs Harriet showers Wilson. As.
sisiing are Comdr. Leland II. God
dard and Jean Baiilod. for tickets
The seating committee includes
Niss Donna Williams. Whit ~ ain.
Michael Hamilton and Clay While
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Maids Night Out


Danny Thomas comes out of the
bssiro circuit 10 prove that he's no
SLOUGH as a movie actor. The stcFs
Is adapted from the lie OF cssl.
poser Kahn. II Is one IL his most
popular songs which gives the ne
ture its title. IN Sec Won In NJ
Dreams. h one Of the sweet.
swing tunes with q lasting qualify.
! remember hearing II first In tie
late iszo's and II Is just as lovely
IN revival.
The entire film Is studded with
more Of the composers popular
songs which swept the country and
Frightened up Broadway. Doris
Day 10 perfect In the roe az ne
giri who inspired. 70 II b said.
most of Kahn's ballads. Sbx i net
only photoHenie. ban has ~ rleht
kind Of voice Tor tia psrt. i
TIE only fer -fetched dribble i
one supposed Inspiration sof sPrs.
y Baby" II Is extremely tionhlflil
that an helr apparcai was Tie spsrk
for that particular sene'
Those Who remember tfe Won.
Ivierful Folliegdeys Sin rels.s solas
lof she hrillasnf naonlunss when
s'ich PRODUCTIONS da7lcd Gee aud
ienees IN Neu York and g, r1a3
shows "a TIE hinieflans F0s ihe
younger gencIs there ,fl he
renewed magic in iEe mclssiies
which are siill topper
fhis y. 81 course. romaHsicl
Cd version ~ the composers lie.
but 4 isn't too far of the tack "A
truth and the music makes up for
any faults
The Whole family viii ENJOY this
cinema treat.
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Valentine Dance, Floor Shoe Slated 2
For This Erening Al Eiks Club Benefit

4 benefit Valentine dance |
evening in the club annex. Hig
cr0Wnlng ol q queen and king Of
Doors wili be open at = 81 pm.
and dancing 10 the music u Joe
Toranos orchestra will start al
pm, TIE public Is invited.
Mrs Ralph HartenSsine viii di.
rect the floor show with the Guys
end Gals from the u.M.c.A. TAX.
ms part The show viii start
promptly al 10 pm.
On The bah are 'Chramalne. rs
Joyce and shirley Thompson.
N,ounc Camalier and Gale varela:
aaoiher presentation by Miss Ware.
Ia and Rlll McCauley. uSN. songs
b. he Thompson sisters. and other
numbers IN which they are joined
by Alias Camaiier and Miss Narcla.
hay Weinbold With hef mother
~ the piano VIII entertain with
SONGS.
Accerdian selections VIII rsund
cu, The entertainments n
Master Of eeremonses VII be
6eorge Gabriel kSN.
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pauahfeF Ta Marfhinufnfs

hr and Mrs. Jack Worthington.
formerly of key West, wish 20 an.
Eounce the birth u their baby
daughter. Jane Ann. Who weighed
four pounds and one 0aRer When
she arrived February | al Della
ware Hospital. Wilmington. Della.
uare.
Mr.. Worthington vas formerly
stationed here al the Sonar School
on the Naval Station. The nex
baby Is the third one Tor the wor.
thingtons who are living az "a
paneoast avenue. Green Ridge Pa.
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Licenses Granted

GAINESVILLE a. - The Florida
State Board of Pharmacy has
granted licenses 90 81 candidates
who recently appeared before the
examining group.
The board viii hold is neat meet
ina here. June 81.
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Tenn. Williams
Will Direct Fire
I-4cf Plays Here

Az ~ business meeting ~ te
hey West Players held Taesday
night a. The Barn Theatre I was
nuneeH af ere re nt success
Born Yesterday brought in
81 Teo. President Emlly Geloard
thanked the cast end slaa Tor their
efforts.
Another importaui announcement
was that the production following
Kind Lady. would h. five one.
act plays BY Tennessee Williams
10 be directed by Tennessee WI
Hams and % he produced m the
round al the aFcaa nov being con
structed ~ last Martelio Towers.
New member n ne board Of Ga.
reciors - Jagk Clarke
A decision was made "a bald .
@ Slys e. r. ..sygsaiT A' JFI7sH
Ensign Albert bctoui cal be
...l.....a..f .g.,...N = - "a Id I aH.r 80
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THIRD TIME TRIP HERE
FOR 2 MONTHS STAY

Mr.. and Mrs. James Hartley Il
Rochester. Mass. are yaeationing
IN Key West. This Is the iiartlryx'
third visit n the island city where
they expect 10 make a tao months
stay.
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dreams como thick and fast.
That's why II was % hard 10
leave Hsui's shell collection on
fhs corner Of Eaton and Eliza.
beth sts. the other DAP.
II wssn'f only the rara ana
wonderful shells and marine
fhinss. Il wss tho sis 81 fhs
place Itself. Perhaps q wss
HAUL too. The eyes behind ire
dark glasses have seen % mneh
and there 10 an untold STORY
there.
~ nsul's you Win find ssni-
prscious sfonss. lilac - dsop
purple amsfhisfs. and The Ksn.
" diamond made By man. %
perfect Il almost dsiiss ne e..
pert diamond n.srchanf 10 d.
clare u imitation. bat Win Z
price within the reach q Ell
Of ~.
n whole page wouldn'i stxrf
10 describe naul's. we've tsisd
10 make II general. Next tims
we win piek CUT iusf enc
point Of interest and ten you
about u. And we could ksep
on Ter q whole pearl
- = =
While we're still In the mood.
here's a note on pirates
female ones az that Two az the
most notorious pirates operating
IN the cid days when pirates
were . common occurrence, were
Ann Benny and Mary Read.
women a. quick with the cutlass
and the pistol a. any u the men.
They lived their lives a. men.
bat Mary Read died lika .
woman She died In Childbirth in
prison.
q q 4
spend |. moment for thu blg
Moment In POUR life. AZ Don
AIDS. twhsre sisefl
4 a 4
That's Shop Hopping Coz this
week folks. bat YOU should see
what we have Tor YOU next
week Tag along With - : asxi
vel teach you how 90 ~ 80
your dollar like your uncle Ahei
Cheers. Jaxon.---lAdEt.l---
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apply To We'd

John Silas McNeely. 10. Bocs
Chica and Gloria Mae Perkins. 20.
Overland Trailer Park have ap
piled icr a marriage license al ths
office Of County Judge Raymond
II. Lord.
Other couples applying Cor a,
eenses are william =. Barham. IS
Us. Naval Hospital and Emma !,
Sawyer. -. 1904 Eliza street: Mel.
sin Delbcrt I.aSota. 2 Boca Chiea
and Joann Irene Behr. ~. 81, Paul,
MINI.
DAVID Charles Yasek. A. IL asi
Alec.o avenue Coral GabIes and
Dolores Elsxahesh pismmer a a
Long Island have applied ior q
marriage license Al the Office a
judge Raymond Lord.
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ST. Panrs Church Sponsors Recital
OF Dance AZ Key Vest High Touipbf

81 Paus episcopal Church IS tb
evening 10 ba presented BY School az are
Key West High School al $50
This the second recital by under the direction ~
Gerry Pnde fhere "l be twelve numbers programme
The staff composed Of Gerry Pnder director cornne Howard
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Doggy Affair" Scheduled Tonight
By Humane Society IA Casa Marina

Al u0iel5 0r Tie Humane Society Fashion show
held tonight ac Casa Marina hotel requested % b. hand
81 of5 The show promptly II ocoek Il The
persists
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PHONE: Ciiisen Office. 1885

me Sierra Nevada range Is oue
Il the snONiest spots in North
America.
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which i already IN rehearsal 80
stage manager has been appointed
as YET Bcbouts excellent xug9es.
tons for the purchase of new co
yered Eats for the next play and
Of flats 20 be added as needed was
moved and seconded.
Elslra Reilly and Guy Virgins,
ksy Wcst artists nov exhibiting az
ursA Pace q the Street Pair
WI reproduce paintings Tor the
Klay. .krad LADY "
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assinsf future decay. All are
reasonably priced as follows
Five gallon earboYs fer si.1s
plus q el.oo dsposiI ons-half
gallon bes1iex. ain 20 q case
Zoe ei.3s plus si.so deposit.
single ons-hslf gallon bottles.
each A1s plus A2S deposit. II
yoa ere real smart and buy Il
In ths i've Uallon casboys you
can aise oea Q Tippes for q
sl.so dspeaia. We think it's .
vesdsrfui idsa- especially the
Finori-dsns wstss.
= = =
Here's q new one for griddle
cake lovers. but only II you love
the lowly oysters tool II you don't
follow, YOU soon will. Make up
batch of your favorite cakes
from receipt or a mix. Add one
piut oysters. chopped and drain
-. 80. ~ n ~.
syrup. Oysters and syrup don't
~ a'"una 'ose'neh
hAe9s zlnsmsrman Down al
sns ksy west Garden and
Lawn Ses Hired OF talking 10
hsfssf - shs got soms Bud
Sses and taught ihsm 10 talk
bach. Nev shs he's Dudsiss ell
ever NE plsee. eaae - can be.
al ioostnD Tor someons 10
teach fhsm 10 talk too. Co On
ever snd - fcr yourself. land
budgiss are Daby psrahsstsl.
Z 4 4
Which brings us 90 another
quote by Roger Tory Peterson.
The man who Is curious about
the Wild things or the growing
things Is never alone in his
travels To him no ocean. desert
or mounsaintop Is desolate."
= 4 4
hsesusry bsins The month Of
heesiA snd we're referring 10
Soed Old ~ Valentine Of
eousss. - think ice real nice
nat h1as Shirley Nelson choss
= . - n,snfh sor hss wed
49, V AY =. Brown Of
sessn Carolina.
Weh snyhow. That u the
nsws 20 GOT a the Beach.
eesansr jewelers. the ether dsy
nsn We we're checking that
nesunini brides Table. Miss
Nsasons enoire 81 beasheouab.
90 10 Caiifcvnia Ivy China by
Poppy Tran and Killarney
Srfs'ai ~ Thin, and a love
iisf or more original choice
eonl1nt % raaae.
We also foont out That shir-
ieY y ue stFas'sve young
asusnasr oi MI ana Mrs'
sohn w NIELSEN q liza VIZ
ssnia ~. Her Maid CT Honor
and Bridesmaid Rosie Lopen
and stella Wooien are giving .
snowes In her honor on Feb.
isah a the WESLEY House and
sns VIII b married on Feb.
11nd a ihs Naval Hospital
Chapel Shirley also told us
that her fianes gave her . ssf
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There Is loi 10 be said Tor
living IN a small town. Now don't
Set me wrong about this little
old Rock u Ours. IL has fairly
outgrown Us title. but the folks
IN Il are all home folks like YOU
ind in small towns all over the
country. Here We have all OF the
advantages Of small country
places plus the advantages Of the
bag cities and none Of the dis
advantages u either. and II you
have been shopping with me YOU
VIII know exactly what mean.
4 q =
IL ws lived Q fsw degrees
north Of here. you would have
coed reason 10 belisve yes
iosing my mind In msntioning
garden tools on February efh.
Well. if's this tina Of ysas fhs
men start sfudyins ihs sssd
catalogues ell ever the coun.
try. and think Il would b
nice u wiley slyly psoduesd .
500 Of garden iools liks the
enss a tho Western Auto As-
soeiats Store On puvai %.
YEAH got q lot Of cocpsss-
fion u you show him one of
ths power driven lawn mowers
ihsY have there. Yards and
Gardens al over Ksy West are
locking lovsliss this ysas.
What ere yoa doing sbout
yeurs7
= = =
We read one the other day We
don't exactly condone, bat II
sounded like such a good idea
We decided 30 pass 10 along for
whatever II Is worth: To the
men who're occasionally too lazy
10 shave. here's a valuable hint.
On DAYS when your beard might
be slightly noticeable. wear your
loudest shirt and necktie.
q = =
WHISTLER you're whiting or
STAYING. something nice Cor
your in-bstwesn-siss Cry d Q
tsrry cloth Tee Shirt With the
map Of Flosida In bright eoioss
On the front Practical and eye
catching. You csn Get them a.
The children's cornes.
And dor'i you ever think
your daughters from two on up
don'f spend minutes o. won
ans mosi enchanting rscsss-
ticn-admirins herself in the
nirEorl The children's Corner
win aid and shet her with a
Iuaieasd plaY set By Petite
Toss In plain and sfrirsd
shambFaY in solf colors. Nix
'srn match 'sm. OF buy 'em
separate.
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Timss rsminiscsns ID shs
~RhYms Of the Ancient Ns.
rinsr- have bsfsIisn this here
nov town ana if's eass 81
wafer. wafer. everywhere and
not . drop 10 dsink' Well.
cniisfrssm Feed Department
store hes como up with the
answer again. and fhsY ere
now exclusive disssibusors Ger
nipuss Wsssr In Nsssshon
ard Yer West.
Msyhs You fhoushf thsvs
we're oniy TIVE varieties 81
water. ssif and fresh. but you
can purchase three kinds from
cuifsfrssm sions. ard al ara
sparkling. pure. and sweet
Ycu cen Get Distilled. Pre-
sssssa CT Fluori dsnf. the nsw
kind sh1t rsuteess rouf teeth
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WILLIAM HAYWOOD huF.
TIN. bern Pea .. issa. a Loan>
burg. n g AN q . leeseF-
banker Elresea president q nc
Nsinnal Association VI Mshu-
iacilrpn tw TIE year 1851. he
YVES thc g8t header e TIE soft.
eones iniu2t-y o. win that post
a 81 iuefe 81 the University %
Nata Cafoilna school 0f com
meme, be started Nth the Erwin
Cotton Aiilis 81 Durham as a
weaver apprentice and worked
his way ZAP.
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There's sonsfhing about q
place fiiisd with the strange
ard snchantsd things that
eoms from ths f1oos ii the
oessn. that mskss ihs imagina.
ton WORK overtims and shs
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Some DAY when you shop too
long and people are standing
around on one lea looking hope
fully az you and the bare dining
table, pull one out Of the hat,
and make them think you are a
real genius. Make up a batch Of
quick biscuits. From Bisquick.
that Is. While they are baking.
heat together a can each 81 con-
densed chicken and condensed
mushroom soup Add one-half
cup milk and one cup OF chopped
cold chicken or ham. In case you
don't have either. hard cooked
eggs win do. Add a little chop
ped green pepper or psniienio.
and you have a quick a Ia king.
Serve on the hot split biscuits.
Spice II up BY opening a glass Of
cranberry Jelly. and make some
good hot coffee too After that
you viii be able 90 show the
man u the house what YOU
bought.
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Ever hear Of female logic, II
goes liks tins One young wife
In tswn who's been twice in an
auto accident with her husband
az the wheel stlll swears he's the
worlds best driver Another
whose husbands never had any
kind ~ an accident. won't ride
with him az the wheel on well.
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n You are right On Ysus toes.
land we think You srel You
yin ~ sure 10 stop ~ fhs
Lsona Shop and Sc ihoss vssY
beautiful suits and ioppsrs en
sale there. Real bargains.
thsssl
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and floor show will be held this
ghlight Il the program will be the
hearts selected from the audience.
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An item written by a fashion
expert 50 years ago In the Jour
nal goes IS follows, The stout
woman has 10 many advantages
and attractions denied her slen-
der sister that II she viii only
select her wardrobe with care.
she cannot help bat appear 20
advantage Gosh
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Which brings VAS 90 another
quote by Roger Tory Peterson.
The man who Is curious about
the Wild things or the growing
things is never alone In his
travels. TO him no ocean. desert
OF mountaintop Is desolate."
Montgomery County sentinel., 1952-10-30

which is tipped on so that when
the outside is soiled, il can sbe
washed.
Kensington View Club made six
teen very attractive stuffed toys.
They seen to make a speciality of
putting interesting tails on their
animals. Their horses have nice
long names and the materials were
appropriate to the type of animal
that they had worked out.
Gaithersburg Club made woh-
derful variety of things. There
were ten pairs of gay scuffies, love-
ly little girl dolls dressed in felt
pinafores twenty-seven stuffed
toys in all, seven scrap books,
eight bean bags, one magnetic dog,
one mechanical bear and five tin
horns.
Colesville Club sent seventeen
lovely toys from pretty prints
which were beautifully stuffed.
There were a few new type pat
terms in the form of ducks and a
goodly supply of donkeys and ele-
plants.
Garrett Park sent thirteen cute
Continued on Page 12)
Montgomery County sentinel., 1952-10-30

the name of the member on each
person.
The report from. their committees
of the various projects shows that
the club gets together in small
groups often during the month as
they learn from each other how
to do ceramics, Peter Hunt paint
ing and aluminium trays. They
also have fine system of inform
ing members of special things
known as their telephone commit
tee.
They turned in a beautiful supply
cf stuffed toys for Childrens' Hos
pital.
The refreshment committee serv-
ed ample glasses Of fresh cider and
hot doughnuts.
Clubs contributing stuffed toys
this month for Childrens' Hospital
follow:
The North Kensington Club
brought in thirteen adorable rab-
bits made over an original pattern
an elderly woman had given to
one of the members. This pattern
has a top covering of terry cloth
Montgomery County sentinel., 1952-10-30
Rockville HOn1emakers Meet
With Mrs. viii StackhOuse

The Rockville Homemakers Club
met October 16 at the home of Mrs.
Will Stackhouse with 35 members
and four guests present.
The group heard Mrs. Leo o.
German present the slate of of
ficers for the coming year. They
are Mrs. Vernon Riley, president,
Mrs. Robert Dronenburg, vice pre-
sident, Mrs. A. R. Lofstrand, jr.,
treasurer, and Mrs. Carter Mills,
secretary.
The meeting was opened by
Montgomery County sentinel., 1952-10-30

lovely well planned neighborhoods
in this county.
- The Wheaton Homemaker's Club
met at the home of Mrs. Mary
Sousa, with Mrs. Jasper Arm
strong, president, presiding.
Club members were pleased to
have a chance to see Mrs. Sousa's
home for she has just redecorated
ii herself. 1t was as fresh and
dainty as new band box" Her
kitchen arrangement and cupboard
space would delight any homemak-
er.
The Agent was happy to see
one of their charter members, Mrs.
Alex Pitt, looking we'll and en-
thusiastic. Mrs. Pitt is in her
eightieth year.
Mrs. Charles Willingham, Chair
man of the new group Broadwood
Manor, was delighted that there
was large number of new mem
bers present when this group met
on October % in the Extension
Office. They are anxious to be ready
to be qualified as a Homemaker'
Club next month they will have
completed the four months trial
period.
Mrs. Willingham was elected
President to act when the club is
organized.
The group was much interested
in the talk that the Agent gave or
fabrics used in the American per-
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singing America, The Beautiful"
and committee reports were read
by the various chairmen. High
light of the day was the interest
ing and illustrated discussion on
l&ndscaping homes which was pre-
sented by Mrs. Gladys Hinenburg,
assistant home demonstration
agent.
In other business, a large num-
ber of members volunteered to help
with the sale Of T. B. Christmas
seals. The club voted also to make