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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1952-11-06
PooLesyiLLe
Mrs. W. A. Daniel
Phone PooLesVilLe 2118

Mrs. j. ]. Chisolm II received q
telegram on Monday of the safe
arrival in Anchorage, Alaska, Of
her daughter "MicKy" who flew
up with her sister-in-law, Mrs. j
]. Chisolm III. Buddy, as he is
known to US has been stationed
there for some time, came on here
and was married in September.
Col. and Mrs. F. F. Bernsdorf OF
"Valhalla" entertained on Saturday
evening at a Cocktail party fol-
many of their Army friends and
a few nearby intimates. The guest
Of honor, Col. Hugh Everett is God
father of Miss Lucia Bernsdorf and
he has just returned from Ger
many.
Mrs. Matte Mckay, mother OF
Mrs. Bernsdorf is on an extended
visit with her daughter, Mrs. w
Leslie in New York.
The regular meeting of Daniel
Jeffers American Legion Post was
held Oct. 9th in the Lions Hall
GAINESVILLE with Is members and
6 guests present. A committee was
appointed to make some plans fol
a Post home during the coming
year. The Post decided to sponsor
the Cub Scouts and plans were
made to collect toys for needy fam.
lilies at Xmas. Each member was
urged to bring a new member to
the next meeting.
On Sunday, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Jones accompanied Mr.. and Mrs.
Jack Jones, Jr. over to the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Roger Sheriff for
dinner. Mrs. Bette Newman also
joined the family group there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Orme motor
ed over to Dallas, Pa. and visited
their friends Mr.. and Mrs. John
Hilbert several days.
Weekend guests at Rose Cottage
with Mrs. VIM. B. Everett were
Mr.. and Mrs. Alec Gray of Wash
ington.
Mrs. j. A. Jones was hostess to
the Tuesday Bridge Club last week.
The Rev. and Mrs. Carter Gil
liss held "Open House" on Sunday
afternoon in honor of Chaplain and
Mrs. B. w. hewitt who were their
guests for the day. The tea table
was attractively decorated with a
centerpiece of pink roses and laden
with goodies, while red roses in
the hall and yellow chrysanthe-
NUNS added extra loneliness to the
hall and dining room. A guest book
was signed which will be reminder
of very happy day for the Rev.
and Mrs. hewitt.
The W.S.C.S. of the Dickerson
Methodist Church was entertained
by Mrs. Frank Martin on Tuesday
evening.
Luncheon guests last Wednesday
of Mrs. Perl Baughman we're Mrs.
Mary Veirs, Mrs. Dick Hickman
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1952-11-06
Modern Etiquette

@. Is it proper to insert in the
newspaper an announcement of {
broken engagement?
A. Yes, if an announcement o.
the engagement was made in tht
paper. A proper announcement
would read something like this
"Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Jone.
announce that by mutual consent
the engagement between theil
daughter, Mary Ellen, and Mr.
Thomas L. Fox is at am end"
Q. How are canapes eaten?
A. When canapes are served be
fore a meal with cocktails in the
living room), they are eaten with
the fingers. At the table they are
eaten, as are other hors d'oeuvres
with a fork.
Q. Should letters of invitation bt
sent to home christening
A. These invitations are usually
telephoned, or else friends are per
sonally asked But it is also correct
and polite to write notes.
Q. How long should a widow
wear deep mourning after the
death of her husband?
A. 1t is seldom nowadays that
deep mourning is worn. In fact
it is perfectly all right to wear 6
touch of white, such as collar and
cuffs, with dark clothing. The US.
ual time is year.
Q. Should one select wedding
gift that is something only the
bride can use, if one does not know
the bridegroom?
A. Regardless of how well one
knows either of the principals, the
wedding gift should be one that
can be used and enjoyed by botf
the bride and bridegroom.
Q. When a woman is wearing
gloves, should she remove the right
one before shaking hands?
A. No.
Q. Is it considered proper for a
bride-to-be to call her friends by
telephone to request that they serve
as bridesmaids at her wedding?
A. This is really not the proper
way. She should call on each OF
her friends personally to make this
request. Of course, in the case of
out-of-town friends, friendly note
of request is in good order.
Q. Is it permissible to examine
the various dishes on a cafeteria
counter before selecting a cretain
one?
A. Certainly. But one should not
finger the saucers, or be conspic-
uous about selecting one that seems
to contain larger portion than
the others .4-a..s1,., ,..-...
Q. When young man accom-
panies two girls to the theater, Is
it all right for him to sit between
them?
A. Yes, unless there is an aisle
seat. Then he should, of course, sit
next to the aisle.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1952-11-06

son-in-law and daughter, Mr.. and
Mrs. Happy" Allnutt.
Also on the get-well list is Mrs.
Gordon Smith who has returned
from Suburban Hospital.
Mrs. George Walden wishes to
thank her many friends for all
their kindnesses during the illness
and death of her husband, Mr..
George Lee Walden.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1952-11-06

and Mrs. Wendell Turner of Rock
vile and Mrs. Ward Fulton of
Sellman.
DR.. R. w. Williams of Lynch
burg, Va, spent the past weekend
at the farm near town bringing
with him Messrs. Massie and Ed
Saunders also of Virginia.
Mrs. Dave Clark of Laytonsville
is recuperating at the home of her
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1952-11-06
WORDS OFTEN
MISPRONOUNCED

Intestine. Pronounce second as
in tin, not as in time, nor as ee in
seen. Accent second syllable.
Precise. Pronounce the as in so,
toas Z.
Sough (murmuring, signing
sound, as of the wind). Pronounce
either stuff, or sou.
Sang-froid freedom from agi-
tation; GOODNESS in trying circum-
stances). Pronounce san frwa, both
as as in nh, accent second word.
Architect. Pronounce first two
syllables ar-ki, and not ar-chi so
often heard.
Pretext. Pronounce first e as in
me, second as in set, accent first
syllable.
Evening star., 1952-05-12
Realtor, 1924 14th St NV, DI. 33
TOp ~ Nj T0CATTONC

TOP NV. LOCATIONS
18th and Tuckerman st., Det. brick,
8 rms, ga baths, rec. rm. and
finished attic: $31 900.
29th and Military rd., det. brick,
rms. 2h baths, rec; rm" gas heat
9TH and Oglethorpe st.. semidet brick.
bedrooms and bath, gas heat;
$17,950.
400 Peabody st. NV. vacant corner
TGf1TS RTInDEN Ex 67o7. GE o14o
Evening star., 1952-05-12

wATCHMAKER. good downtown To-
cation. Shop now in operation. Fully
equipped. New tools Nominal in
vestment required. Low rental.
RESTAGRANT. Conn. ave. location.
300 per mo. Terms, half cash. Call
Mr.. LOHMANN, Jr., Ma. 6150.
Esso SERVICE STATION. Reason
gaalBloonage: favorable lease. woodey
SACRIFICE, grocery store, long lease.
$75 mo-; must sell on account of
illness. For information call GE.
$3.50 CAsH-smail restaurant, fully
equipped. good location on q. S.
Hwy. No. 1, near Fl. Belvoir; owner.
service man going away; must sell
out next few days: lease can be
transferred. Call Engleside .tva.)
SHOE shfaoSi'RIE 'RIEpA1R-Must sell quickly: no
re Geas9aaole .fa sasa Stter refused JA' SIs3ss
GRoGERY@Beltsville Food Center on
closed, due to illness; no money re-
quired except for stock; bal. monthly
payments. Call AL. RA. 6527 for
DRY 1ccIiiEANNG, quality wholesale
5sssSpaSls e SSHSSs gElceii g4 io,d NEW JERSEY
BEAUTY SALON-40 years same To-
cation, at Conn. ave. Enjoying Won
interests. VIII sacrifice the beauty
salon, plus complete line Of IA
nous cosmetics with large stock and
formulas. It Is q chance that comes
once in a lifetime. Box 329-V Star.
Evening star., 1952-05-12
GAS STATION
MASSAGE SALON

Sunoco station doing good business;
also 6-rm. house; enough rm. for
or 3 houses. Owner has other in
terests To 1929 is
Evening star., 1952-05-12
WHEATON

WHEA lON
Detached modern 5-rm. frame bunga-
This corner M lot located fnAexe in excellent eTr
neighborhood. is only 2 blocks from
elementary school, 3 blocks to shop
ping center. Lge. liv. rm. 13x16 it.,
2 bedrms. ca. 14x14 #. Priced at
$3.50 for quick sale. possession and
settlement.
WILL STACKHOUSE, Jr.
Is W Montgomery Ave, Rockville, Nd.
Rockville 1883 or 1853
Evening star., 1952-05-12
ALASKA AVE. NV.

Excellent opportunity due to sudde1
down payment. Opp. Walter Reed
2-story home. screened front porch
lge liv. rm. and din rm.. kit. ane
breakfast area; bedrms;, baths
maids rm. and bath; 2-car garage
oil h..Eh. Call TU. 2243. III
Evening star., 1952-05-12
GEORGETOWN

OLD GEORGETOWN
2S00-2S02 Dumbarton and 1922
1922 2Sth street. Unique corner
building. walls and construction in
marvellous condition needing only
inexpensive decorating or renova-
tion. 40x40, suitable for 3 houses,
4 large apartments or three smart
shops plus two 2nd-floor large apts!
Make offer for quick sale. Small
snons,hIa SnSn sho p c0nypeniert teIms % 70 re, re,
owner. Brokers invited. Hobart
4554 nr 4013 -17
Evening star., 1952-05-12
NAITER REED AREA
NEAR CALVIN COOLIDGE
HIGH SCHOOL
pITNCAInW

Three spacious bedrooms, living room
with fireplace, glassed-in sleeping
porch; front and rear screened
porches; staircase to f1oored heated
attic; oil HOT-WATER HEAT; q
car detached garage. Trades con-
sidered. Call Mr.. Washburn. TU.
HfApcuAYr urApTr C0
Evening star., 1952-05-12

HEART OF SILVER SPRING
4 BEDRMS.-2 BATHS
Woodside Park. This stone and brick
About 10 years old and In new
house condition. Built by one OF
Silver Springs best builders fol
his own home, 1t has the best Of
rnom rasgriais I4xI2 sI5ou5 5intn1 Eoom % s svne,
de luxe kitchen with breakfast nook,
large bedrm., den and bath on 1st
floor, screened rear porch, bed
rms. and bath up. Spacious bsmt
with extra room and private en-
Gas h.WS. T S caii me FOR Tor an app't
to inspect. It's my pleasure tc
show this lovely home.
RUBYE M. ACKEN
Realtor. 81. 1860. 81. 7434.
Evening star., 1952-05-12
HoUsEs For sALE-MD.
"OFF BRADLEY BLVD"

Two-story brick Colonial on a corner
lot in a lovely secluded section of
Bethesda with 8 rms: 3 bedrms..
y baths; inviting side screened
porch; gas heat; vacant. Out of
town owner must sell. Call ME. 1143,
until 9 pm. j. WESLEY BUCHANAN.
Evening star., 1952-05-12

FOXHALL VILLAGE AREA
Ramhlers. Beautiful view. 2 levels,
3 bedrms.. kitchen, liv rm., din
rm.. back porch. large closets. att.
gar: full bsmt Open daily. 450S.
45l2. 45l6 Salem lane NV. Nofi
Reservoir and Foxhall rd
Evening star., 1952-05-12

We Will Build
On Your Lot-The
AMERICANA HOME
BEST for Family Living"
Parents Magazine
Four Distinctive Plans
RADIANT HEAT
FLOOR TO CEILING: sL1DlNG-DOOR
PICTURE WINDOWS: 90 Fl; VIDE
CALL MR.. NICHOLS. OIL. 0644.
WITH
CARL NJ FREEMAN, INC.
Builders
1900 Old GEORGETOWN Rd.. Bethesda
GARDEN LOVERS
ATTENTION
1912 TAKoMA AVE. TAKoMA
Open Sunday, 2 to 6 PM.
PICTURESQUE English cottage type l.
floor home, surrounded by beautiful
azaleas. dogwood and shrubbery;
to a small family or retired couple,
sunrm., kit. 2 bedrms.. bath and
patio. Conveniently located to Wal
ter Reed. Montgomery Junior College,
all schools, transp. and shopping.
Priced at S19,750, substantial cash
required. For further appts., please
call Mrs. Williamson. ia. 1927.
Direction: Out Piney Branch rd.,
left on Philadelphia ave, right on
Takoma ave. to open sign.
H. L. HORTON
zoos 18th st. NV. NE. 1880.
Evening star., 1952-05-12
HOUSES FOR SALE-vA.

ARLINGTON FoREsT-Three- -bedrm
kitchen with breakfast space; .bsmt
with asphalt, tile; porch, inclosed-
level yard; blk. from bus. .conv
to public and parochial schools
sasR; Rss sa9sSo hssS' 81 o%sEF SS2SS f$$ S$Ss
3-BEDRM. CAPE COD for only $4,000
cash. This cute little trick is
vacant and waiting; close to school
and nice lot. CECIL B. LUPTON.
Realtor, oW. 1898; ewes. ia. 2-2577.
TWo-FAMnY house, s Minis. from
Pentagon, on transportation; near
schools. shopping center; one 2-bed-
turn. $iieo; $500 to han handle. ssi. 81.
FOR Or SALE BY OWNER. No brokers. broke
Falls Church. Beautiful 3-bedrm:
brick brick rambler. 12 baths. screened
p%osa1 % radiant heat: large iot aa excei aas
tGOo, terentMits better S thsn hease the Is Gld ad
CONVENIENT .WESTLAWN - Clean,
attractiye 2-bedrm. rambler, on
large 4% loan MAY be assumed: cop
} wEsIRYs 5aIsips' fE%S BycaANANa, NaFFfRRsda; Rssdio
Blfe., -Arl. IA h-115S. 10
built stone house. yrs. old. wooded
lot. estate area near Mt. Vernon.
Liv. rm. 21x17h, separate din. rm.,
corner cabinet. crystal chandelier:
equipped kit 2 bedrms.. and tiled
bath on 1st floor. Large bedrm. and
bath on 2nd. Abundance of closets.
Full bsmt.; 32-ft. paneled recr. rm.
Broom and bath cottage attached
by breeZe-way, suitable guest, moth
er-in-law. help. Slate roof, copper
pipes and trim throughout; acre;
l65-ft. frontage on SOFT. paved
hwy: S31 800. Exclusive with
BERNICE CARTER DAVIS. Realtor,
FA1RFsHaXo Ali Fs1aosSi OWNER. 5-rm. Cape Cod,
insulated. finished extra large bed
room in attic. Electric, Kitchen,
storm windows, Venetian blinds. ga
rage. shade trees, shrubs. city water
and sever: $4,000. Phone Cres-
$4,000 is the full price for this
cute, 2-bedrm. bungalow on lot
67X162 in q very nice. cow. area
Call Mr.. Van, OW. O508. CECIL B.
LUPTON, Realtor, OW. 5333. ia.
COY CAB1N-Electricity; Ia acre
wooded; bordering fishing stream;
mr.. Lake Jackson. Appt.. call Manas-
SaS 64-W-3 10
Evening star., 1952-05-12
HOUSES sALE-N.E. tcont.)

FLORIDA AVE. NE
Only $3.50 down: 8 rms. and bath
Full bsmt, new auto. gas heat ano
gas water. Good cond. Terms
JUSTINE REALTY CO.. 412 9TH st
NV DI. 1905. -13
Evening star., 1952-05-12
CHEVY CHASE. D. C.
4 BEDROOMS

2ja BATHS. DEN, REC. RM.
Well built modern brick home on
one Of the loveliest streets in Chevy
Chase. Secluded vet near fast
transp.; Lafayette School and in
Il. rms, may be reached from a
center reception hall. including
paneled den and powder rm., rear
screened porch of lge. liv. rm.
overlooking beautiful grounds; 4
lge. bedrms., 2 baths. plenty OF
cent to lge. master bedrm., up
stairs: fireplace in paneled rec. rm.;
built-in garage. Price. S32 500. Ex-
ceIient value. once open til 8.
Town & Suburban, OR. 9400
Evening star., 1952-05-12
CHEVY CHASE. MD,

CHEVY CHASE, MD.
Beautiful corner det. brick near Wis.
ave; and Western; 1st A.. beam
ceiling liv. rm., fireplace, 13-ft. din.
nm. large kite den, tile bath; 2nd
A., 2 cross-vehtilated bedrms., tile
bath; det. brick garage with screened
breezeway; many flowers shrubs and
shade trees: level lot; immaculate
condition; slate roof, oil hot-air
heat. Home Of a lifetime. VIM. H.
SAUNDERS, INC, DI. 1915; ewes.
Ap dO1c IA
Evening star., 1952-05-12
BRIGHTWOOD
PRICE REDUCED
OPEN SUNDAY. 1927

III Quackenbos NV.
DETACHED BRICK. SLATE ROOF.
JUST PREWAR CONSTR: NICE
LOT: DETACHED GARAGE; CONV; CONV;
REED HOSPITAL.
First A., liv. rm. with frepl., dining
rm., kit; End a., 3 bedrms., tiled
bath; full bsmt.; under $4,000.
Dir: Out 5th st. NV. to Quackenbos.
right 4 blks. to III and open sign.
ELIJAH G. ARNOLD
(Col.. U. 8. A. Ret) Broker
EN-. 4335. WO. 7079.
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Ber|iner SammIung beherbergt
die ae|testen musikinstrumente
Aveh der oeffentIiehkeit soil sic nun zvsoensis
qemoeht werden.

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Ais Elm sehnop. nvr
fvenf Pfennig kostete

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not fam Uainuirt ,5beo. Sdlpose
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ben. Sm eleiden Sabr griinoete ct
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Spite itanb er llnunterbroten 35
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Seit einieen Sofren bat ser nun iait
75idbriee Subilor ben Bctricb an
feinen Sobn iibereeben.
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Devtseh ais ordent-
Iiehes Lehrfuch

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Fuchs vnd Adler
i'm Nohkampf

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CeIuechter in der Kirehe

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iatlrilde Seufelsijene bie 3uihauer
sum 8cl1fter peranlaBte.
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Seraeant Map &. Miuer it,, Der
Gltelte Sobn ocs Demotrat,lhen
Gountpporiisenoen bier, sab leine
9anbioatur iiir Dos slbgeoroneten.
baus Der Staatslesislatnr befannt.
gr beiano it'd aui lrlaub bon Sort
8enniug, @a., no er cine Sn'anterle'
;siibrunssihule iiir leifte ,nS
ihmere 8aiieu beiud)te. @un port
,uurbe er uab Gamp Yulf, Sa., per.
iest 6ur Salptauartier COMPANY oes
145. Ssuiauterieregiments Der 81.
OiDliion.
Sat. MiQer erfldrtc, baB er fiir
oie 9egislatllr fanOiOleren polle,
neil ct oer sluiiaiiuns lei, oab nehr
iunge 2eute lid aftiu an Ser Ne
sieruns beeilisen ioaen. Meael'
ieines Mrnleeoienites luiirbc lelne
aampagne natiirlIh beidr1nft lcin.
Ser aanoioat itllSicrtc politiid)e
8iileuihait OF ser 9totre Game
llniperlitdt, bon ,pclfer cr im Suni
abgine. Gr trot I'M Sepember ii,
Die Hehts'1ulc Der @eitern Gcieruc
llniperiit1t Elm lno purbc ror Den,
Ianfiagungstag sum Seeresolenll
einberuieu. ct beil,hte Die ct. SO.
Mathis Sigh Sfool i'll Glepelano.
Sgt WiQer, melher iciuen 0ohn.
IiB 1870 Soutb Yart Nlpo., Sba,
fer Seisbts, bat, beiratctc inl per.
sansenen Simi Die iriibere Gileel,
Bernier bon Glepelal,0 Seigbts.
Seit Sabren bat iid ser aauoioai
in oenofratiiben areiien bet1tist
ct gebort ben ,SllnsOemofraten
Glepelanos all uno leitete 8iirger.
meiiter gurfes 8noio. nno 1elepi.
iion-Hu6lisitat ndbreno oeiien les'
ter aampagne. Gr lit ierner Nit
Qlieo oes 9totre Come. Clubs III
Glenelano uno oes Glepelanoer Goun
eli Der Golllmbusritter.
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@urSeln bes Naloes
nnb &ijrnleiu WpIScs
nno aaer 1trgruno
bic iino Dir, !6erre, funo:
bic biitem beiite SoGnoc:
aaes bimmelii6e seer
ms fiinrfr Nith ni11f nnI( Inhru hi

Berlin. - Gum erlten Deal Der.
anitaItete bic Snititut iiir @uiif.
ioridung .eine Gfientlide 6iibrung
ourb ieine Otuiifinitrumenteniam
lung, Die MIN tpieOer I'M Weltiliisel
oes Gbarlottenburser Shloiies UNI
teraebrad,t iit..
gu bieier Sammlllng geboren lel'
tene uno foitbarc, ellropaiihe l'no
aubereuropGiihe Bias, Streih.,
3upi., Sdlas. uno Saiteninltru-
merte aus iriiberen Sabrbunoerten.
Iie meiiten itanmen aus oem 16.
bis 10. Sabrbunoert; es 9ibt 1cood)
aud einise Stiide oarunter. Die nod
bcoeuteno Glter iino. Oas altelte
Stiid lit eiue &aitaanette aus Der
Belt um Gbriiti 8eburt.
0ie 81ume beberberger bisber
iiber 1900 MusiteaungSitiide, ,,no
Sic Santmlung, Die itanoig eruelteri
merSen ioll, miro nun aud elmer
breitcrcn Sdid)t Nuiifintereiiierter
sluinslih aemadt. Sdillern Der
aonicrpatorien nno 6ohlhulen tuur'
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-04-10
Kinderherzen kennen
keine Crenzen

8ronau, @eitfalen. - 3um Or
italrnen oeutiher l,no holanoilher
3oabeamter traicn lid, jest an Der
6eutld). boldnbiihcn 6rense BET
Ceoina an beioen Shlagbdimen et'
ma 12O belltihe ltno boadnotlbe
Shulfinocr nit ibren Sebrern, a,n.
suiammen init pieleu 8rcnSbelpob.
nern iiir Sen e,,ropdiidcn @eoanfen
81 oemonltricren. 9ta6oem Die
Shlaabaume bcd,geeangen waren,
uno Oie 9ebrer ii6 iiber oie 8ren;e
hinmes Die Sdnoe seid)iittelt battenL
beaannen sic ainber nit einem
Sport. unb Sins,pettitreit. 1eim
abi6ico erflans 1T oeutider uno
boaGnoiider Sprahe oas Sieo ~aui
NieOericbn". 9ie Oeutiden uno boil.
l1noiihen 2ebrer ueriprafcn iid)
acacnieitis. lire Sd,ulfinSer Dot.
3eit Su 3ett al Ben 1rcnSeu 81 per.
ianmeln, iml ben Guropascoantep
81 pertieieil. sss.s% s,s,ss..