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Evening star., 1952-06-01
By Kite Turmoil

Joan was thrilled when Dick
asked her to wear his class ring.
But Joan had been q nail-biter
since childhood. Every time she
looked at the ring she wanted to
wear with pride she tried to hide
her ragged nails. All at once,
even she could see how unattrac-
tive stubby nails can be.
The ring served as a reminder
to help Joan to find ways to curb
a habit she knew was senseless.
So can you. It's important, to
improve your poise and social
grace. To gnaw or pull at your
mails gives a poor impression and
makes others i'll at ease. too. Just
once. watch yourself In the mir
ror. Then you'll know why mothers
and older brothers nag you about
the fault" that can become a life
long habit.
Well-kept nails can do plenty
for you. in school. on the job, and
in the ''gang hang-outs," where
it Is hard to conceal rough nails
while you sip ''malts"!
| So. even If you are not a nail
bitter QuckyD, it is helpful to pass
on these suggestions to best friends,
to younger brothers or sisters. The
following techniques are recon-
mended by DR.. Robert Glidden. a
supervisor Of medical work in
schools:
First, you must want to stop
nail-biting. Until you do, sim
cerely, there is no "sure cure. "
With practice you can learn to
leave your nails alone. except for
the upkeep that can do much to
make your nails look and feel
better.
Evening star., 1952-06-01
Readers Clearing House
DEVILS FOOD CAKE.

(From Mrs. P. W. B., Arlin0ton)
Mrs. H. c. r.. Silver Spring:
The recipe given is for red devils
food cake. 1t is a family favorite
and I have given it to many
friends who have requested it. I
hope you will enjoy making and
eating it. Two cups -four. " cup
cocoa. l teaspoon soda. " tea
spoon salt, 70 cup shortening (half
butter). 11a cups sugar. 2 eggs, /
teaspoon vanilla. " cup boiling
water. "a cup buttermilk.
Sift flour, measure, resift three
times with cocoa, soda and salt.
Cream shortening thoroughly with
sugar. beating until smooth and
fluffy. Add eggs and vanilla and
beat well. Add flour mixture and
milk alternately beginning and
ending with -four and beating
after each addition. Add boiling
water and beat the batter until
just smooth. Pour batter into two
8-inch pans which have been
CREASED. Bake in a moderate oven
$3.50 degrees) for 81 to 80 minutes
Ior until cake tests done. If you
lack buttermilk you can substitute
an equal quantity Of sour milk or
lyou can sour an equal quantity Of
sweet milk with vinegar table
spoon to the u cup milk.
(From Mrs. M. S. c., Washington
I would like very much to give
Mrs. H. c. r.. Silver Spring my
DEVILS food cake. Every one thinks
it is very good.
Devils Food Cake: One-fourth
pound or " stick butter, l cup
sugar. 2 whole eggs, 2 cups flour
(cake flour sifted before measur-
ing), u teaspoon salt. heaping
teaspoon soda, dissolved in a little
water. l teaspoon vanilla, 2
squares chocolate melted over hot
water and about l pint butter
milk. Cream butter and sugar
until very light, add / egg at q
time and beat well. Add melted
chocolate. Sift cake flour then
measure two cups and sift again.
Add a little flour then buttermilk
until all flour is added. Add your
soda and vanilla. It takes almost
a pint of buttermilk as this batter
is not too thick. Bake in 2 layers,
in a 375-degree oven about Is
minutes.
Icing: One-fourth pound or
stick of butter, l pound Ak sugar,
l teaspoon vanilla, 2 squares
chocolate and canned milk. Cream
butter and add sugar and canned
milk gradually. Add chocolate and
vanilla. Use your own judgment
as to the amount of canned milk.
You can tell when it is about
right to spread.
Evening star., 1952-06-01
DRAPERY PROBLEM?
CHEESE DIFFERENCE?

(Fron, Mrs. T. S., Washington
Please tell me why 1t is that
my two short draperies curl at
the selvage edges, even though I
have weights in the hens. What
can I do to remedy the matter?
Also, I would like to know the
difference. If any, between cot
tage, farmer and pot cheese.
Evening star., 1952-06-01
DRILLING HOLE;
REMOVING SPOTS?

(From Mrs. r. A. w., Washington
To the lady who wanted to
drill a hole in a glass bottle to
make into a lamp, the new issue
of American Home" has just such
IAN article with pictures.
Now for some help please. Sew
|eral of my tablecloths have what
looks like grease spots on them.
They've been to a commercial
laundry and I've tried washing
them myself, but to no success.
One is red. one green and one
cream linen. I'm afraid to try to
bleach-could some one please
help me?
Evening star., 1952-06-01
"THANK-YOU" NOTE.

(Frons Mr.. H. S., WGShingto7,D
Thanks for the many sugges-
tions received in response to my
recent request, no doubt. that
some may be helpful sometime
But as I am not totally blind
do not think I can use the one
about braille for my doctor in
sists that will regain my sight
completely soon. The others
seem to be based on the idea
that I am Of the feminine gen.
der. I am a man 81 years of age.
Evening star., 1952-06-01
Conducted BY BETSY cASWELI
TWO RECIPES;
SUGGESTIONS.
Iron, Mrs. E. W. 81
Cll0rIotteSUille)

Cottage cheese pie: Use cottage
cheese mashed very fine or 2
packages of cream cheese. Add
2 tablespoons thick cream, 2 table
spoons butter. " teaspoon salt,
u cup sugar. 2 tablespoons flour,
/ cup milk, / egg. well beaten, and
juice and rind Of " lemon. Beat
well. Bake in pie crust in $50
degree oven.
Tipsy pudding: Five eggs (sep-
larated), " teaspoon salt. la cups
sugar. teaspoon lemon extract.
l scant cup flour. IL almonds and
homemade jelly.
Beat egg yolks until very light.
Beat egg whites very stiff. Fold
all other ingredients into these.
do not beat. Bake like cakes in
2 cake pans. Put jelly between
layers and arrange blanched. split
almonds on top. Serve with sauce
made Of 2 eggs slightly beaten, 2
cups milk. 4 tablespoons sugar,
and 2 tablespoons sherry. Cook
this in a double boiler. Remove
from heat and then add the
sherry.
hope I'm not taking too much
space but one more thing-to the
lady with the baby that has its
days and nights mixed, try giving
your baby its bath just before bed
time. This worked fine with my
little boy.
ORCHID VIOLET.
(From Mrs. A. A. S.. Washingto,l.)
Mrs. A. c.. Brentwood: A pencil
is handy so I will write you my
experiences with my double or
child violet.
I got mine two years ago and it
became full of buds but like yours
they did not bloom. I was so dis
gusted. The second time it budded
and did the same thing. I was
really disguised. I took two
leaves and tried them and believe
| it or not both leaves developed
and both new plants have blooms.
They are both blooming now. The
mother plant is stationary in its
growth and the two new ones are
larger than the original. However,
the original plant is filing up with
new small plants and I try them
later on. I am violet fan and
have about IS plants and lot of
varieties. Right now have 81
plants in bloom and some of them
have been blooming to 4 months.
You may write me through RICH
| if you wish.
COTTAGE CHEESE PIE.
(From E. E. T., Arlington)
Mrs. p. E.. Washington: This
may be the cottage cheese pie
you want-it is an old Yorkshire
(EnglandD recipe. Prepare a g.
inch pastry shell. Beat or 2 eggs
and add 2 tablesoons sugar and
u teaspoon salt and stir into
about 3 cups of cottage cheese.
Add u cup currants or raisins and
put mixture into pie shell. Cook
in 400 degrees oven about 20 min
utes or until pastry is done. Is
best eaten cold.
Evening star., 1952-06-01
DISPOSABLE BOTTLES.

tFTOW MTS. n. w. D., NOttcyG EWh./
Mrs. A. A. M, Alexandria: The
plastic disposable bottle is won
derful and not too expensive in
view of the ease Of preparation
You get in a kit six bottle rings,
a rack, bottle expander. bottles,
nipple protectors and then extra
bottles as you need them. The
sterilization of nipples and ex-
pander plus filling takes only 10
minutes per day. My baby never
had a formula but I assume you
could place the formula in the
bottles, plus rack with bottles in
an ice chest and add your water
when needed.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1952-04-01
gun play
a Short Stroy
By DOROTHY RUSTEBAKKE

warned earnestly. But you know
how he gets kinda wild sometimes
when he's been drinking. Somebody
was kidding him because you took
Molly to the dance last Saturday.
He's got it in for you. Johnny came
out and told me to watch out for
you and keep you away if I could"
$50 that's It'll" Stewart flushed.
''Well, Molly amt his girl even if
he does want it that way She told
me so herself"
TAD SENSED with despair the
sudden change in Stewart, the hard,
cold look that came into his eyes,
the. wary stiffening of his muscles. Z.
please stay out of his way!" he
begged. Il don't want there to be
any shooting"
Stewart patted the worn holster
that bulged out over his hip.
Il can take care of myself" he
soothed. Now don't you worry"
But I'm not just worried about
you" He almost went on to say
that he didn't want Ray shot up
either, but clamped his mouth shut
before the words came out.
Il know, kid" Stewart ruffled his
hair Understandings. "You don't
want your sisters name banded
about. Well, it won't be. If there's
any trouble Hinton's going to have
to start it himself"
TAD FELT the sting of hot tears
behind his eyes as Stewart pushed
open the swinging doors of the
saloon. Ray and Stewart were his
special pals. They'd taught him t.
ride horse and how to shoot 3
fly off fencepost, as well as tc
whip gun out of holster in {
lightning gesture. And these accom-.
plishments meant more to Tad's way
of life than anything he'd learned
in the school that his ma was 81
set on.
They'd been friends to each other
too, until Molly had come hom
from boarding school, suddenl,
grown up, and with mischief dart
ing from her bright Irish eyes.
Silently he condemned Molly, an
please Turn to Page 24
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1952-04-01

TAD O'BRIEN was waiting anx-
iously in the hot July sun when
he saw Bret Stewards perspiring
bay horse coming toward him
through the haze of dust that blank
eted Main Street. He sat on the edge
of the splintered board walk, where
he had been keeping vigil for more
than an hour, padding his bare toes
nervously in the soft gray dust.
He did not look up as he heard
Stewards horse shuttle up to the
long hitching rail in front of Reds
tavern. His preoccupation with the
dust continued determinedly until
he finally heard Stewards voice call
ing over to him.
Hello, there, Tad. Hoping some
one'l buy you drink"
TAD FLIPPED casually to his feet
and sauntered over to the tall, lean
cowhand.
''Wish they would" he responded
ruefully. "How about coming over
and getting Ma to make us some
lemonade"
"After while, kid. After thirty
five miles of riding need something
little stronger than lemonade to
wash the dust out of my throat"
II wish you wouldn't" Tad stirred
the dust nervous1y with his big toe.
Molly been at you about my
drinking?"
'No-" Tad answered truthfully,
"But she don't like it. Women don't
60 for that"
Stewart studied his face with an
amused twinkle in his dark eyes
and then said quietly
What's up, kid? There's some
thing eating you"
WHENEVER STEWART or Ray
or any of the fellows who boarded
off and on at Ma O'Brien's boarding
house looked at him like that, MAJ
to man, he had to give in.
cray Hinton's in there and he
been drinking too much" he blurte,
out.
"So?" Stewart laughed. Il neve
had any trouble with Ray Hinton
You ought to know that"
when he's sober you don't" Ia
Evening star., 1952-06-06
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

BETHESDA-EDGEM0OR AREA, det.
brick; 3 bedrms.. IN baths; lovely
Cali JAMES =. SCHWAB, OR. $500;
ewes, WI: 1909, Oh. 1893. ---6
BETHESDA. Md: adjoining the Med
ton for the business or r. professional rS i
executive-out where there's plenty
Of room beyond the contested area,
yet Just . few minutes to complete
shopping center. theaters. schools
residence Of stone and brick with
inviting living and dining rooms. an
excellent den, powder room, 3 cross
ventilated bedrooms. 2 beautiful
paths; recreation room; maids
room: 2-car garage; LIST floor car.
ReIs Rn remain Ssna with the property. Call
\. JONES q CO.. INC. Chevy Chase.
BETHEsDA-LocUsr HILLS - RAJ Ram.
bier; attractive location. directly on
third down. WI. 442S. 'oo' oAe
BETHESDA BY owner; 6-rm. Cape
God: Ia baths: full bsmt. with
lavatory, screened porch and ga
rage: large corner lot, on 1000 block
6radley blvd. and Selvyn rd. Open
sat, and SUM-, IL TO 8; or shown BY
aapbpps. aapbps. af any time during week. Oh
BETHESDA, rambler. also Cape Cod;
bedrms. ea.; under $40, 600
gfsIs s9sRIssa: SsiaIs sauiib5 As. zsS6. sslsi terms
BETHESDA, Nd, S7l9 Ridge I'd !.
$23,75Q; small down payment buyl
this 3-bedroom. 2-story brick: like
new; large fenced back lot with 2.
car garage. This is . real fns home
with many extras; modern kit, auto.
matte laundry. etc. MR.. SIMMONS
BETHESDA--S2l 500. Handsome. pre
war detsched brick home IN th,
contains 4 nice rooms. tnciudinS
bedrms. and modem tiled bath, AIDE
screened porch: beautiful lot; D,
sIlm aSsal home scr Z 5fScmnilS q s. ". 2
Evening star., 1952-06-06
HOUSES FOR SALE-S.W.
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.

BRICK RESIDENCE
On Route B, Bryantown, Nd, %
miles D. c.; solid brick Colonial,
original wood work, rooms, base
ment, 2 baths, complete modern
conveniences; handicapped, excellent
LEONARD sN1DER. Tel. s311. La
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NOTICE

CHEVERLY AREA
neat rambler on large, level lot
with features OF q more expensive
custom home. Two huge bedrms..
tile bath, lge. living rm.. full size
dining rm., fully equipped. electric
kitchen including auto. washer. Can
sell on reasonable terms.
Evening star., 1952-06-06
HOUSES SALE-s.E. tcont.l

OFF ALABAMA AVE-, s.E.-Modern
2-bedrm., semidetached brick, full
bsmt.; oil heat; asking S11.960 with
very reasonable terms; must be sold
this week, Mr.. Penland It'll 10 pm,
Lu. 2-7612. ATLAS REALTY co.
s1ee AsToR PL. SCI
blk. from bus at Central ave-; mod
ern ,ra brick rambler; LOCO On. 500
sFSGTFFIE fsTATE EE sIF5sMN al5s N1R 1kRSSSsk7 RSss7 hons
only year old: Just over D. c. line
You don't have to be CT to
assume this GI loan at Az and $66
per mo. Reas. down payment. This
house is in beautiful cond.; picture
windows, nice basement; big lawn,
Anchor fenced; near shopping GEN.
ter, transportation. Don't miss see
ing this. you'll love it. PRINGLE
REALTY. Once, Ii. .6-2525. Ewes,
VI. OILS or EH. 1926.
Mr.. MT. PL. AND MINI. AVE. and
Govt. park---Except. value In ex-
cellent cond.; semidet. 2-bedrm.
home; nice yard; conv. to bus.
schools and churches. Only $14,76O.
Call Mr.. Castonguay, vi. 1850 or ST.
T2Uu. IAMES 4. NIXON e. m -
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HOUSES FOR sALE-s.E.

cHssEEol. cslaE ads'fHtiISy sna ross sssons
sS arsSPiassas laFfs ed dinSinE room. patio
room; 2 baths, S2S:So0. THos.
L.. PSILEtIpf, PSIILLEtiIp , va n92ze 1900. Ewes.
HIEECkEST-23i4 S1th st, So
SssSs. oWSsEfR VI wv 7ii7Ss.O OsHs%ss'ja ssssps aan. ~
Evening star., 1952-06-06
] 9 MOND y. LYNCH &C
10. 6-0357, 10. 4-O144

TAKOMA PARK, MD.
Income property-will pay for itself.
entirely separate apts.: beautiful
large lot; near everything. Sale by
owner. SH. 01A2. -S
81, 500. DOWN - Two-bedrm. J. M.
shingle home with bsmt. and
fenced lot. ~ financing. yiers
NH. %, 900 down. 5-rm. brick
sSItnsslcw sat k..u,,a With esps; and csfcr corner
ssix sssixRs sRos. IN . "a 7s1l.
Evening star., 1952-06-06
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

RELLEMEADE - Lovely 2-bedroom
bunealow with Ice. expansible attic,
6smt. with beautiful knotty '. pine dTs
recreation room. auto. gas heat;
io aef sas isnseS ony 9t sls6B snd
81 sskR9 sfE9' soswE fGGa ce. RS5shesfz w.
= 400. ogsn I'll 8 pm. -
sep ar rm picture Srre wpdow ft II y s
alum. screens. storm windows and
doors: custom Venetian blinds; large
by owner. Out Branch ave. extended,
to Pomroy pl.. turn left to 6l0S
CARMODY HILLS, ss,45o. Is min.
to Andrews and Boiling Fields. 2
bedrms.. elsc; kit, expandible attic,
lGs. lot; OWNER. OR. 4232; ewes.
cAEvERI1-open Ely SUM-. . till 2.
5610 Hawthorne St; new rambler;
spacious 3-bedrm. ali brick; sep.
gin; rm.. nrepl., storage attic. u
FoRp cas va9f sHrRTzEs s1 f1ssSa r. SSo1 " cL5 f.
CHEvERLY. open sun, ] to 4; 6i31
Montrose I'd. Only S16.75O,. attrac-
tive terms. Beautiful 3;bedroom
a.; de luxe equipment; recr. rm..
s:z.;s:s ssrso!ss'i cLSoRB iHssliG5 'sahslSR
EAsFiRiSEsMs1ivERDALE, zAsTi ~; szzgl1iEA Md. 5so7
67th ave.. lovely suburban. 4-bed.
rm; oct; home: gas heat; $500
si4boow fn nFee pHSsa isIms GIBSON ss me M
400; ewes, VI. $3.50. with NJ. PAUL
Fo5RREEssTf d HEIGHTS. MD.-House with
income; 1-yr. old brick: close to
Naval Research laboratory; bed
fireplace. famiiy-size dining room.
alton room with buiit-in garage;
apt. In basement consisting Of bed
:,di s L uki kit and dcaa bath Built s,,isF fSr
F0RESTVILLEe694S Richie I'd. In
spection any time; beautiful Perma-
Stone; ami; large lot S6x22S; city
water; hard-surface road; full base
%sns 9oa $500 slSn or TTss HT ssso zeal hsTAsE'
GREEN MEADOWs-5-rm. bunga.,
mod. expansible attic, sun porch;
JOHN H. JOHNSON. Wa. $3.50.
n hxATTSvALLE-by owner. 0SU6 18TH
ave. .Parklawn, Hyattsville, Nd. At
tractive. det. brick and asbestos
shingle. 3 bedrms., liy. rm.. with g.
It. picture window, din. rm.. kit.
with garbage disposal, util. rm., gas
heat: lot 55x110. CT financing avail.
Price only SI3,950. Drive out
Riggs rd:. / block past Ager I'd,
left on Amherst rd., and right on
18th ave. to house. No agents.
HTLLs-S.rm. brick
bungalow. finished attic, bsmt., very
modern; sells for $1,000 less than
saA soA. ;g2raisosIs; %Rr soso. JOHN u. JOHN
home. large noored insulated ex-
pan. attic; full bsmt., OIL h.-w.h.;
front and resr porches: fenced lct.
Owner Transferred. must be sold.
Price reduced 70 1890. Assume
lgs: ~ loanz, LOUIS MLlER. 3
FoR sAIE-Two bedrm. house.
fsneed-in yard; oil burner heat.
607 73rd st. Seat Pleasant, Nd.
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OWNERS LOSS
YOUR GAIN

Three -bedrm. brick rambler, just com.
pleted and ready for your occu-
pancy. custom built by owner for his
own home; now he is called to Calf
fornia and must sell quickly. A
true rambler on large. shady lot:
built-in gar. patio. 2 fireplaces, cop
picture windows. modern-fold closet
doors. storage attic. complete elec.
kit: q well-designed home Of excel
lent construction and only S22,500
with terms that viii please you.
Located at No. /. Black Hawk dr..
Forest Heights. Just y mile from
conyeniences. Phone now, vi. 1915
until 1n nm.
Evening star., 1952-06-06

CLINTON-4-YR., 3-BEDRM. CAPE
COP; ONLY Sl2.1O0, WITH $500
DOWN TO QUALIFIED GI. Level
,a-acre lot. spacious rooms; tiled
rec. rm.; In spotless cond.; owner
transferred, must sell this week.
Mrs. Cox, LU. 2-Sl36, ATLAS
REALTY CO.. ST. 1868. -6
Evening star., 1952-06-06

CHEVY CHASE VIEW--Brick, custom
built; 5 lge; bedrms.. Ia baths, lge.
Mv. rm. with frepl.. full din. rm.,
with recr. space. hoored attic, gas
a.;c. heat, corner lot. House In ex-
sellent condition.
bedrms., liv. rm., din. rm., eiec. kit,
full basement. corner lot.
COLONIAI-Three bedrms., bath, lge.
Inv nv rmi atrs. with raI,nn firepl, ise den, din
built-in garage; excellent condition,
CHEVY CHASE vIEW-1N-yr. .-old
brick; 4 bedrms.. ga baths. lee. iiv
rm.,, full din. rm.. elec. kit; excel
cond.; close to parochial and jr. high
schools: large lot.
POTOMAC AREA--Bfick, 8 twin
sized bedrms., 2 full baths. den and
inll bath. extra.lge. nv. rm.. full
gear garage, 8 acres.
RAYMOND J. LYNCH co.
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NAVAL HOSPITAL AREA
0ROSEMARY Hills"
SILVER SPRING
s1e.s50.

Here is the rambler Of to-
morrow at yesterdays price.
We won't 20 into details about
this house, other than to say
that 1t has living room with
fireplace, dining L., 2 or 3
bedrooms, beautiful kitchen
with oak cabinets, counter top
overland check this--a COM
partment bath that defies
description. Fully sodded lots.
Price includes street. side
walks and parking area.
MANY, MANY OTHER FEA-
TURES TOO NUMEROUS TO
MENTION.
& Call Mr.. Burklin, evenings.
WI. 62SS, for appointment TO
inspect. BETTER HURRY.
R. II. BEST SALES. NC.
Realtors. WI. S633.
SILVER STRING
NEW BRICK RAMBLER
$l5,750
jim. rm.. 3 bedrms., fun hsmt.. ig
liv. rm.; excel. location.
STANLEY PEARSON, R1AlTQR
S6l6 O.. Ave.. IL 800
Eye8., CAN JU. 7.70o7
Evening star., 1952-06-06

TO14L 1V1OE, ~, T,S0U
Practically new 2-bedrm. bungalow
on level lot near Nd. Univ. Det.
garags; As sodi little as $3.50 down.
ROBERT S. DAVIS g. co.
Evening star., 1952-06-06
wOoDsIDE PARK

We offer this lovely S-room
stone -and-stucco home. on Q
26,000-sq. -ft. lot, with a COM
manding view of the area.
There are 2 bedrms. and bath
down, and 2 large bedrms..
sewing ;rm. and oath up; rec.
reation rm., 2 fireplaces, ga
rage and many other features.
LAWRENCE v. LUTES CO..
81. 4222; evenings. 81. 2OSO
or 81. 9746.
Evening star., 1952-06-06
Forestville Bungalow
ONLY $13,95O

The Joys Of suburban living with the
convenience Of the city. A pictur.
esoue. white bungalow on 8 large
level lots, corner location, in an ex-
cellent neighborhood. Convenient
70 parochial and public schools,
20 min. from D. C. BY Suitland
pkwy. 22-ft. Nv. rm. with firepl.,
separate and full-size din. rm.,
master bedrm., 15x13h. large COM
plete elec. kit. with Bendix washer
screened inclosed. front porch. oil
h..W.h. Reasonable down payment
with excel. financing. Phone now
vi. 1915 or LO. 3-9122.
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peter ]. hagan
REALTOR

-, 390e r. I. AVE. NE, UN. s5s5
WA. 1907. uN. 1885. Open 8 I'll 0
Evening star., 1952-06-06

special bargain
No Builders Profit
Sold at Cost
OPEN SAT. & SUN, 1-6 Pm.
Silver Spring-Woodmoor
No. 6 EaStmoor Drive
:, CORNER PIERCE DRTVEl
Near public and parochial schools and
cony. to SHOPPING. center. Designed
py owner for gracious living; beauti-
ful setting. Det. rambler built with
the famous st. Joseph brick. with
asbestos roof; liv. rm.. picture
doors leading to lge. porch: de luxe
Kit; Beauticraft cabinets. electric
stove. double oven. barbecue rotary
in l oven; large refRr.: 5 bedrms.,
bath, built-in vanity; End bath
roughed in; basement finished in
knotty pine. auto. gas heat. corivec-
tor copper radiation; large wooded
s9s lSt; rTsi,tt r;rst trust; $4,000: -. Can
sat, and SUM-, .JU. S-4TS9. --6
Evening star., 1952-06-06
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81. 200 DOWN
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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1952-09-25
Club Has Ladies' Night

Around 1875 members, guests and
visitors attended the Ladies night
program of TIE Oakland-Mt. Lake
Park Lions club ON Monday night
at the Southern High school cafe
terra.
The meal was served by the
Home Economics department.
Dwight Slower, president, was in
charge and the program was ar
ranged by Erval Ream, chairman.
Musical selections were presented
by Southern High students; insttu-
mental selections by Phyllis San
ders, Charlotte kemphfer, Alice
Mae Beachy and Shirley Calhoun;
vocal solos by Nadara Rodeheavcr
and John Hanst. Mrs. Russell H..
Brown was accompanist.
Lewis X. Jones, past president,
was presented with a past presi-
dent pin, and Thomas Cain was re
ceived into membership in brief
business session.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1952-09-25
McthodistS Plan
Centennial Program

Members of st. Paul's Meth
odist Church in Oakland are ar
ranging program to mark the
enc hundredth anniversary of the
founding Of their church in Oak
land. They have set Sunday and
Monday, October , and -, as the
dates.
+. Ray Jones has been named
general chairman in charge of ar
rangcmcnts, and members of his
committee also include A. d. Nay
lor, Mrs. II. II. Harmed, Richard
l.. Davis and Dr. W. S. Patterson.
Mrs. Halucd also was named chair
man of the committee for the re-
ception on Monday, while other
chairmcn included Mrs. Frederick
Thaycr, music; Mrs. Grover Stem
pie, relics and historical data; Will
liam \. Shircr. history.
Mr.. Jones said that DR.. Sproule
Boyd, district superintendent, of
Pittsburgh, Pa, would be the
speaker at the special service in
the church on Sunday morning, De-
tober II, A musical program is to