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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
Jefferson Park
S18,500

A Bedrooms, 2 Baths
A hop. skip and a jump to st.
Agnes Academy, George Mason
Elementary, Blessed Sacrament
School and 8 minutes to the Pen
tason is this delightful Dutch style;
ON FIRST FLOOR, 3 bedrooms
and bath on second. Living room
14x24, separate dining room and
all rooms are in proportion. Has
tull basement and is on wooded lot.
$4,000 cash and possession is i'm
mediate. Call today for appoint
ment to inspect.
Parker, Smith & Donnell
Radio Bldg. Open 90. ia. 7-6d61
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MONEY WANTED

PRIVATE INVESTORS.
Wanted up to $4,000 at 6ee over
5-year period, repayable monthly or
ond trusts. Box 373-Z, Star. g
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ACCENT
ON
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY
EVANSVILLE AREA-Reduced 81

HYATTsvILLE AREA-Reduced So
900: 2-bedrm., 4-yr.-old bungalow;
floored attic. bsmti; with picture
priee ERaoT S1@o5 co@De's terms n sfoo saS hsa dn
PRIMRosE REALTY co.
LANDOVER HILLS---A new, group of
40-ft., 3-bedrm. brk. .ramolers near
left. Kit. with natural wood cabi-
nets; full bSmt. lee. wooded lot.
Trade considered. Price. Sl5,S00.
SaI kt MT Hoks; S,rST sYeS ESP Ok; 2Nc 443SS SG
LEwISDALE-Reduced, SI7;7oQ; 2
story brick Colonial; full bSmt.,
finished 8 bedrms.. gas heat; large
lot mr.. schools, bus, etc. No agents;
shnd.5 AA 7l55 a6os SmSerst 0psn eveninss Ta ana
LEWISDALE-3-be -bedrm. brick rambler:
only > yrs. old: lge. liv. rm.. frepl.,
screened porch; bsmt;; gas neat
%4rett aSae ipned RR 4S4So PECK fs Go M
1850 New Hampshire ave.
MORNINGSIDE-As 4es GI loan.
Det., year-old bungalow, 2 bedrmS.,
liv. rm., din, rm.. kit. and bath on
1st FIR: located on large corner t9t;
Gribble. ST. 3-736S; ewes, LU. 4
.462 It'll 10 pm. ATLAS REALTY
MT. RAINIER-Attrac. semibunsa-
low: & rms, hot water oil heat, full
hsmt., lge. lot; SlO,950, reas. terms.
DUNN & CO, Realtors. 1898 r. !.
ave. ne. WA. 7-004S or KE. G-O465.
NEWTON VILLAGE. $4,000 81 Low
down payment: 3-bedroom. rambler.
separate dining room, hotcWatsr
beat, corner fenced lot. CASKEY,
Realtor, AP 7-6400. =
NORTH FORESTVILLE - 2-bedrm;
t,rfr l. ,1f,yr. tot nj aSt q
walls, oak floors; gas heat: hard
4. F. B.; good transp.; 800,
$4,000 down. 10. S-6S37. Ill
SEABROOk-7 rms, white asbestos
shingles large lot; s5'5Oo. Granite
TAKoMA PARK RAMBLER-Prewar;
NICE cond.; shaded lot; beautiful
recr. rm. in fun bsmt: Sl,500 down
TrMSTp GLAHpE MOP MOP ST slS99' h$6s Janice
- lane sim. HraLS' brick %S' cape Cod:
trade, 10. s-4244: ewes. Lu.
UNIVERSITY PARK-Brick. lovely
firepl.. garage, corner lot. Worth
$4,000 more than asking price, See
SSious~ rms, JOHN H. JOHNSON
WEST HYATTsvILLE Assume AZ
GI loan; 5-roOm brick, > twin-sized
bdrmS.. large din. rm.. recreation
rin. in bsmt.; large corner lot;
$1,000 down. Call WA. 7-390O III
pm. ROBERT S. DAVIS Il co.
HOUSES BY HUGHES - Lewisdale
area. Close to Ager. I'd. School and
shopping center; practically new
brick rambler. Venetian blinds
Bendix washer, exhaust fan, gar;
bage disposal. Sl4,500 and 81 .O0O
down should buy II: w. R. HUGHES
CO, AP. 7-I400 It'll s pm. 10
HOUSES BY HUGHES-Heart Of Hv-
attsville-7-rm. older-type home
immaculate throughout 4 bright
bedImS. modern bath, screened
front porch. full bsmt.. garage
INV heat: terrific buy at 81 $50
W. r. HUGHES CO., AP. -l4o(
It'll pm. -lU
500 DOWN: CT - Ultramodern, g.
bedroom home in immac. eond. Huge
piCture window in sunlit liv, rm.
eompl. equip. all-elec. kit. with gar
base disp., exhaust fan. etc; auto
washer Owner transferred. OnlS
$4,000 for quick sale to some lucky
house hunter. To inspect, call THE
PERRY BOSWELL CO., WA 7-4500
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is LOTS

COLORED-FLAT OR APT. SITE;
level lot; all improvements in. Next
door to 54l9 c st. Sc. 120xl00 #
l2,00O SO. IT, soc #. $4,000. DAVIE
COOPER. 500 F. st. NV, MA. s.
S557 or RA GALS Ia
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AUTOS 6 TRUCKS FOR HIRE
TRUCKS FOR SALE

FORD as dump @ ad truck; 1'k,ton With
HARDY, TIE. 6-3S9S ewes. 10
CHEVROLET 1858 l-ton pickup; 800.
mi. S400 cash, take over payments
Ewes, WO. 6-S464. %
CHEv. AZ 2-ton, c. o. e.. 15-ft, stake
S450i Chev. ~ 2-ton. l2-ft. yan.-
S495. NATIONAL TRUCK RENTAL
CO, NO. 7-7705. IS +"
WILLYS 40 sedan delivery: Al me-
chanical shape, new Ist class paint
Job; ideal for economical delivery:-
gan can be FINANCED; no nesI money ,eoS1 doSnf /
(Fordl MOTOR CO. S725 Piney
Branch I'd. Silver Spring, JU. &.
CHEVROLET '52 a.-ton pickup; ready
tc make you money. Thoroughly
reconditioned, perfect throughont;
Only S995. EDMONDs MOTORS
FORD 80 Iz-ton pickup. We are
now Offering this exceptionally clean
pickup, only $4,000 actual miles, the
perfect truck for any small jobs.
ready TO roll. at only $685.. Ed
MONDS MOTORS (Fordb. JA.
2-4300, 329S Wilson blvd. Arl., Va;
CHEVROLET 1916 Delivery truck
panel body, lh-ton. rear dual
wheels. will sell very reasonable
Phone OWNER. Dl. 7-s001
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WATERFRONT PROP. FOR SALE
WATERFRONT PROP. FOR RENT

mod home, attrac-
lively furn.. bedrms., pa baths,
on Melborne ave, MaSons Beach,
Deale. Nd. Call MR.. ODUM, RE
1926; Sat. Sun. and ewes, WeSt
River 6131 s
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FLORIDA PROPERTY

FOR RENT-Lake Worth, nr. ocean;
1-bedrm: turn. apt; reas, for winter
season. MA. S-4420, Ext. liz.
FOR RENT-Palm Beach area. Lake
Worth Attractively furnished
apartment near ocean. Reasonable.
MA. S-4420, Ext. 112. 10
MADEIRA BEACH. st. Petersburg.
Fla.-For rent, new house. newly
and fully furn: 3 bedrms., = baths,
liv. rm., dining area, elec. kit,
screened porch and .carport; Duo
Therm circulating heat. Adults
only. Call after u pm. ia. $4,000.
55 FT. $50 FIT. waterfront home
sites in BIMINI BAY ESTATES.
new restricted W. coast develop
Gulf Of Mexico. Lots from S2,7o0.
Inquire owner. 1t; COL. F. A.
IN ORLANDO, FLA.-20 acres with
LOO #. on 2 lakes; 8 acres in
all kinds OF citrus. producing 1000
boxes annually. Terms to suit or
will divide. Write E. J. BROSSEAU.
48 west Central ave-. Orlando, Fla.
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INCOME APT.

In bsmt. of this luxurious 5-bedrm.,
212-bath brick residence. Hall en-
trance, lge. liv. rm. with hrepl., din.
rm., rear screened porch. large kit.
and powder rm.; 2nd and 3rd frs.
have 5 bedrooms and > tiled baths
BSmt. apt. entered privately. con,
siSting Of liv. rm.. bedrm., bath and
kit. Near Lee hwy. and Glebe ON
9uiet side street cony n.y. to sr,cad s stores Is
sell at S31 600. Call
Real Estate Service, Inc.
Multiple Listing Realtors
1868 Lee Hwy. of Glebe IA. 7-0090
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STORES FOR RENT Cont,

BOWIE. MD.-Large store, 36x76,
suitable for luncheonette, furniture
or patent medicine and drugstore.
Closest competition at least mi.
away. Rent only S125 mo.
KOGOD & BOOKOFF
631 z st. NV. MA. S-9373
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LOANS

2nd AND 3rd TRUST NOTES pur-
chased. D. c. and nearby Md. and
Va. Immediate answer. Occupants
not disturbed HUGH B. CONNER.
RE. 7-4960; evenings. DU. 7-709l.
LOWER PAYMENTS. LESS INTEREST
Let me refinance your home and
consolidate your present trusts,
thereby reducing monthly payment
and interest and give you any bal
ance in cash. Call MIR. MILLER.
NE. s-l220: evenings. LA. 6-61e4.
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TRAlLERS
GARAGES

VIC. 18th AND NJ N.W.-Easily ac-
cessible, brick, concrete floor. run
ming water: day parking, SIS: day.
WANT TO RENT GARAGE. vicinity
18th and Que SITS. NV. Call DU.
T-503i 8
IDEAL FOR STORAGE. large. double
brick; .20X20; elec.; $50 mo, 1T34
Lamont st. NV. LO. b-2395. III
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STORES FoR RENT

FIRST TIME OFFERED-Excel. loc.
in the 1900 blk. of G St: avail. Jan.
/. CARL G. RoSINSKI CO.. Ma
BARBER SHOP LOCATION in Conn.
ave. finest shopping center. Parking
lot and plenty Of male traflc to
keep your BARRIERS busy. See 4439
G% GSpn: a.s,6o ayei KAss-BERGER' ~ lSc''
lss5 sM, iSaVVi new YORK AVE. N.w.-S25
mo. For more information. call
TAX. PK.@For radio. Tv or other
business; heat furn.: reas: rent. Call
after 10 am. DE. 2-6464. -S
III F ST. S.W.-Small store avail.
with liv qtrs. on End floor; immed.
occup.; reas. rent. Cali ME, S-5402.
1903 9Th ST. N.W.-App. 420 so. # /,
plate-glass window, gas heat. hv.
qtrs. also avail: immed. occup.; reas.
rent Call ME. S-5402.
CHAIN VACATING large downtown
3ldg.. over 50 IT. Of street frontage.
Approx. 1000 so. #. of usable
space on all frs. CARL G. ROSINSKI
CO. MA S-9254.
BARBER SHOP. novelties. delicates-
sen, 1924 North Capitol, Ma.
CORNER MASS. End AND b NE
Ideal for cleaners, any retail, $50
mo-. incl. heat. OWNER. Ii. 7-542S.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.

HOUSES BY HUGHEs-Premium n.y.
attsville Hills. Superb location.
close to everything, 4-bedrm. mas
terfully constructed home. 2 full
baths, full daylight bsmt., garage.
4 bargain al. ST $50; v. r.
HUGHES CO.. AP. 7-140o til s pm.
BRICK BUNGALOW, on large fenced
lot, with S2-ft. frontage; only 8
yrs. old; log-burning fireplace in liv.
rm., din. ell 2 bedrms. and expan-
sible attic for add. bedrm., tiled
bath, equipped kit, washing ma
chine; a real good buy at only S12,-
500; approx $1,000 down and as
sumo GI loan, payable $50 per mo.
incl. taxes and ms. Exclusive with
THE PERRY BOSWELL CO.. WA.
7-4500 till s pm. 10
$500 DOWN-Four bedrms.. dining
room, knotty-pine den. Just off
Riggs rd., near East-West hwy.
Vacant. SI3.950. Call WA. $4,000.
It'll pm. ROBERT S. DAVIS g. co
S615 DOWN and S71.l5 per month
for vet: immaculate brick rambler
in popular Radiant Valley; rooms,
huge 12x20 screened porch; GI ap-
proved at $13,500. Call WA. $4,000
til s pm. ROBERT S. DAVIS &. CO.
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LOTS AND ACREAGE WANTED

WE HAVE IMMEDIATE BUYs-Lots
and acreage in Arlington and Fairfax
Counties: contact METZLER-VA.
OFFICE, IA. 5-7515. 10
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-07-09
RookM~d Community Msms
Winfield Smith Poplar
Mrs. Winfield Smith

Mr.. and Mrs. s. II. Harris, 20l0
Rockland Avenue, are entertaining
Seymour's mother from New York.
Mrs. Harris has been busily help
ing with the spading of the garden.
Celebrating the Fourth of July
with a picnic were Mr.. and Mrs.
Warren Updike, 21O1 Rockland
Avenue, and Mr.. and Mrs. Winfield
Smith. Two friends from Bethesda,
Mr.. Norman Bryan and Mr.. Don
aid Smith, joined in roasting hot
dogs and games with the folks.
A family gathering was attend
ed on Sunday by Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Starkloff and Barbara,
1912 Brooke Drive. Ruth's brother
from California was here over the
weekend and her mother from
Pennsylvania has been visiting
here for the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Hubert Martin
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-07-09
Ashton Methodist
WSCS to Install
Officers July II

The regular monthly meeting OF
the Woman's Society of Christian
Service of Ashton Methodist
Church was held at the home of
Mrs. Nellie O'Neale in Ednor, July
2.
Devotions were led by Mrs. John
Thompson, and were followed by
the educational theme of the month
concerning the place of the church
in industry and labor. Mrs. George
Goodwin led the eighteen ladies
present in this discussion.
Mrs. Clarence A. Bernhard was
elected a delegate to the W.S.C.S.
School of Missions to be convened
from July 26 to 81 at Western
Maryland College, Westminster,
Maryland. Other ladies are plan
ming to attend some of the daily
sessions.
The officers for the current year
will be installed at the morning
worship service on Sunday, July
IL, at IL o'clock. Those to be in
stalled include: Mrs. Granville
Thompson, president; Mrs. T. Earl
Carroll, vice president; Mrs. Harry
w. Golf, recording secretary; Mrs.
Oliver L. Barger, treasurer; and
the following secretaries of work:
Mrs. Howard L. Deick, pomotion;
Ms. John Thompson, spiritual life;
Mrs. George w. Goodwin, Jr.,
missionary education and service;
Mrs. ]. Herbert Cuff and Mrs.
Claude Williams, Christian social
relations; Mrs. Annie Harding,
student work; Mrs. Merrill W
brennan, children's work; Mrs.
John CPse, supply work. These
ladies will serve until June, 1854.
1t was announced that night
circle had been formed within the
last month. This group will meet
monthly to provide opportunities
for service for those ladies of the
church not able to attend the day
meetings. This circle has taken the
name of the Bessie Erwin Circle
in honor of Mrs. Erwin who has
for many years been an active
member of the Woman's Society of
Ashton Church.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-07-09

Probably no two ptople were ever
happier than DIR. and Mrs. Clyde
W. Bean, for on June 8 wee Debra
Lynn was born at Columbia Hos
pital. She weighed lbs. A ounces,
and is just what Clyde and Mar
sha ordered. Marsha's sister, Mrs.
R. A. Lemcke, of Littleton, Colo.
has been here with the Beans for
several weeks and was on hand to
make the acquaintance of her new
niece. Her husband came on from
Colorado on July a and they left
this week for home.
On Sunday, June 2S, James Ste
wart Nicewarner was born at
Providence Hospital. He is the son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Stewart
Nicewarner of Silver Spring. He
weighed Z lbs. IL ounces and has
a five-year-old sister, Jennifer, who
thinks he is great. His proud papa
is perhaps better known to most
of you as "Stu." He is the son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Nicewarner
the proud grandparents-who
reside on Harrison Street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cy Campbell are
receiving congratulations these
days on the arrival of Deborah
Anne, Monday morning, June 20,
at 11:45 at the Washington SAM
tarium in Takoma Park. Deborah
weighed six and one-half pounds.
This makes two boys and two girls
for the Campbells Che is the man
who prints The Sentinel, you
know. Robert 9, Cy 6, and young
Cynthia Margaret, aged two and
one-half, are the other little Camp
bells. Mrs. Campbells mother and
sister came on and were here for
the big event.
And speaking of little ones,
young Kathryn Anne Preston,
d a u gh ter of Mr.. and Mrs.
John E. Preston of Jefferson
Street, was christened on Sunday,
June 21, at Christ Church in Rock
vile, during the church service.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fay Slingerland of
Washington were Kathryn's god
parents and following the cere-
mony family dinner was held at
the Prestons. The Reverend Ray
mond P. Black performed the cere-
mony. Mrs. Slingerland is Mr..
Preston's sister.
On Sunday evening, June ID, fol-
lowing the Baccalaureate Service
at RMHS, Mr.. and Mrs. Preston
entertained at a "choir party" at
their home. Mr.. Preston is director
of the choir of Christ Church and
the choir sang at the Baccalaur-
cate Service. The Reverend and
Mrs. Raymond P. Black were hon
ored at the party-it was their
anniversary and the Prestons had
a cake for them, in celebration of
the event.
The Dick Culps with their two
boys, Ricky and Jimmy, spent the
Fourth of July holiday aboard
their boat, "The Culprit", which
they keep down on the Chesapeake
at .Deale.
The Franklin H. Wilson's, with
Sonny and Linda, spent the Fourth
on Long Island, visiting Mrs. Will
sons parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-07-09

More comfort than expensive cars!
The luxurious boucle vinyl Kaiser
upholstery is something you'd expect in a
$1,000 custom car-not a medium-priced
one. The Kaiser "ride" is that same smooth
ride you've enjoyed in costly limousines.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-07-09

additional years of happiness, was
their best man, Carroll Jones,
Friday evening, Mr.. and Mrs. Eu-
gene Long of Connecticut Gardens
entertained in honor of the Colds
boroughs.
Better jog out to the crossroads
in Potomac come Saturday to see
The Surrey, fringed with distrinc-
tive gifts. Anita Bogley and Lyn
Carroll will be at the reins and will
open their new shop. If the shop
is as cleverly done as he little
pink surrey announcing its open
ing, we know it will be a real ad
dition to the neighborhood. Best
of luck, gals, in your new venture
Bobby Copes, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert f. Copes of Silver
Spring, is visiting his cousin, Ben
ny Snouffer of Potomac. His sister
Anne is visiting her grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Penn.
A large group of young people
CT the Rockville Presbyterian
Church have recently returned
from Massanetta Springs, Va.
where they have been attending
a Presbyterian Church Camp there.
That very active group of teen
age boys and girls-the Pioneers
returned to Rockville a week
ago Monday, while the juniors and
seniors came back this past Mon
day. Mrs. Howard Cobbs and Mrs.
Kermit Mohn were among the
adult leaders at the camp. They
both attended the two-week SEES
sion of the camp.
The Nelson divers, Mr.. and Mrs.
Herschel Bugs" Gaddis, and Nj.
and Mrs. Art Chubby" Chase,
spent the Fourth of July weekend
enjoying the beautiful Maryland
countryside up Braddock Heights
way. They made the Schley Inn
their headquarters. They drove up
IS far as Thurmont and on the
return trip came by way of Lees
burg and Harper's Ferry.
A big welcome back to Rock
lille is in order these days for
the Alec Prescotts and their
youngsters who are now ensconced
in their new abode on Forest Ave-
nue.. Former residents of Rockville,
the Prescotts have been living in
Bethesda for the past few years.
It's nice to have them back.
Another former resident, Mrs.
Roscoe Walter, now of Lynchburg,
Va. is visitor in Rockville. She
is the house guest of Miss Daisy
Magruder. Mrs. Walter and her
hostess were dinner guests Sun
day of Miss Edith, Violet and
Naomi Magruder at their home
on Falls Road. Mrs. Walter has
many friends in Rockville and is
enjoying her visit here.
While those little bundles from
Heaven are always news, this week
we have three to tell you about!
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-07-09

Nestled right in the very centeI
of residential Rockville is truly on,
CT the loveliest spots to be founC
anywhere-the John Oxleys' gar
den on South Van Buren, Street
The long sweeping lawn extend;
way to the rear of the house ant
is completely surrounded by huge
evergreens and trees. 1t was I
perfect setting for the equally per.
feet party John and Anne gave
Saturday afternoon from five tc
seven. Tables were set out among
the trees and the guests found
themselves not only enjoying the
lovely party, but the beauty OF
the natural setting. Virginia and
John Oxley assisted their parent;
in greeting the guests during the
afternoon. Everyone agreed that
this was a most enjoyable way to
bring the glorious Fourth to a
close.
The Fourth of July was some
what like old home week on Upton
Street, for the day brought to
gether several former residents.
1t was reminiscent of the war days
when, despite the seriousness of
the times, there was gaiety, too.
DR.. and Mrs. Howard Bruenn of
Riverdale, N. Y. were houseguests
of Dave and Sis Belts for the holi-
day weekend. Their three children,
Stevie, Nonnie and Jimmy were
with them. During the day, DR..
Jack Sault came to Rockville and
visited his former neighbors on
Upton Street. During the war,
Doth DR.. Bruenn and DIR. Sault
were stationed at the Naval Hos
pital and both lived on Upton
Street, so it was a real reunion.
Dir. Sault is returning to the Naval
Hospital where he will be the Ex-
ecutive Officer in the Dental
School there, The Saults have been
stationed in Philadelphia recently
and spent three years in Honolulu.
Jack is househunting now and as
soon as he finds suitable quarters,
Dorothy and their three boys,
Larry, Dick and Doug will join
him.
Saturday evening Dave and Sis
Belts gathered a large group of
friends together at Hectic Hill
for their traditional Fourth of
July celebration.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Kay also
entertained a group of friends
Saturday evening at a holiday
celebration.
1t was just twenty-five years
ago, July 2 as a matter of fact,
that Mr.. and Mrs. George w.
Goldsborough were married in St.
Mary's Church in Rockville. Thurs
day evening, Mr.. and Mrs. Colds
borough celebrated their anniver-
sary with buffet supper at their
home. Among their thirty guests,
who came to wish them many
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-07-09
Mrs. Grace HOWeS
B-CC Recreation
Center Director

Mrs. Grace B. Howes, princip
of Montrose School and reside
Of Rockville, has been appoints
director of the Bethesda CheL
Chase recreation center. "A
Largest of the county'S AZ cen
tiers, it has a registration of moef
than $40 youngsters.
Mr.. Howe's appointment was r.,
quested by the parents of tho
Bethesda area, recreation officii
said. "
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-07-09

Klussman. They will soon be off
again for holiday with the Strod
Book family down on the Chesa-
peake.
Allie and Alan Human were
"home" for the holiday weekend.
They came up from Winston Salem
on Friday and left Monday morn
ing. They We're guests of Mrs. Hin
mans mother, Mrs. Frank Will
liams. Young Emily Williams,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Williams, Jr. went home with them
for visit.
Frank and Virginia Davis and
their two youngsters were down
from New York for the holiday.
They were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Davis, Sr.
The Glen Barthels left on Sat-
urday morning for Bethany Beach,
Delaware where they will spend a
week mentioning.
Thursday will find the Lou, Leim-
bachs-Mr. and Mrs. and Barry
off for Ocean City, Mr.. where they
are planning a holiday of "fun in
the sum-"
Mrs. Elizabeth Talon is in
Tracy, MINI. visiting her mother
there for several weeks. They will
have a real family reunion, for
Mrs. Tallon's sister from Sacra-
mento and her family will be there,
too.
Mr.. and Mrs. Aldo F. Spada of
Falls Church, Va, and their three
children, Tommy, Tony, and Terry,
spent the holiday with Mrs.
Spada's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas M. Darby of Ladd Street.
Mrs. Marjory Hendricks of Po-
tomac entertained at dinner at
Normandy Farm recently for Miss
Betty Case of Wisconsin, noted
as a radio broadcaster.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tommy F. McCraw
of st. Lo Ave-, Rockville, enter
tanned at dinner at Normandy
Farm recently for his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. French McCraw of Glass;
ney, S. c.
The first in a series of socials
to be given by the Women's Demo-
cratic Club of Montgomery Coun-
ty has been postponed from Thurs
day, July 9 to Friday, July 10.
Mrs. E. Brooke Lee will be host
ess at her home, Silver Ridge
Farm in Damascus, from three to
five pm. On July Is, Mrs. William
Griffith will be hostess at a Cow
cred Dish Luncheon at her home
in Beallsville beginning at 1 pm.
Greystone, the home of Mrs. Ralph
Wells in Brookeville, will be the
scene of the third social in the
series. Mrs. Wells will be hostess
at her home from three until five
pm. on Thursday, July %. This
was originally scheduled for July
Is, so note the change in date.
During the past week Mr.. Walt
er Williams of Williams Street has
had as his house guests his nieces
and nephews, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
L. Reynolds of Seattle, Wash. and
Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Wheeler of
Minneapolis, MINI. Mr.. Reynolds
is the son of the former Jennie
Williams and Mrs. Wheeler is the
daughter of Maurice Williams.
While they were here, they also
had visit with DIR. and Mrs. Rich
ard G. Buckingham. Jennie and
Maurice Williams, their parents,
were born and raised in Rockville
and doubtless will be remembered
by the old residents here.
Mrs. Harriet M. Griffith return
ed home Sunday, after spending
the Fourth of July holiday in Refs
tertown where she was the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. Standish Ehler.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-07-09
CARNIVAL IN WHEATON"

st. Catherine Laboure's Catho-
lie Church, Wheaton, annual carni-
val will open Wednesday, July Is,
and continue every evening through
Saturday, July 25, on Georgia
Avenue opposite the Wheaton
Shopping Center.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-07-09

Fishing rights at Cello Falls
on the Columbia River belong solely
to the Cello Indians, who catch
their salmon in nets welded from
precarious perches at the foot of
the falls,
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-07-09
Poplar 2-S342

and family of Brooke Drive are
mentioning in Ocean City, Md.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-07-09

More economy than lou priced
cars! Kaiser gets 24.9 miles a
gallon - and with Hydra-Matic, in
a Popular Mechanics test. Owners
report 10000 miles without repairs.
Proof of Kaiser's finer engineeringl