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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-06-12

Who manages The Scalders? Why
do. they call him Little Willie?
How did Won and Verge get to-
gether? What makes fabulous
Phil tick? Where is Lou Owens
headed? How do men become
female impcrsonators like Nina
Mae Mckinney? What makes a
top band leader like Maurice
King? Is being a disc Jockey like
Bristoe Bryant simply playing
records and saying a few words
about thcm9
Starting viii me June 10Th
issue and continuing for - excit-
ing weeks will be articles by and
about the Tribune's II division
winners.
Our object was not just TO have
contest. but 10 encourage and
promote the winners. Help them
achieve that goal in show busi-
ness which means attention. Sc
curity and acclaim.
This series OF articles start ex-
clusively in the Tribune with the
June Goth issue Order your copy
now.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-06-12
; Youngsters Stand Out,
7 Show Great Promise
BY RoLLo S. VEST

have always heard il said,
youth must have its day." And
it did-Sunday, June 9Th, in the
lavish surroundings of the Latin
Quarters by way OF "Ziggy"
Johnsor's End annual musical,
appropriately called Youth
Moves In"
This years production was pre-
sented az two performances-one
in the afternoon. the other in the
evening. The afternoon perform
ance was a sort of dress rehearsal
before a moderate but en.hus-
iastic audience. The evening pre-
sentation. ! am told. was both an
artistic and financial success.
Ziggy Johnson, producer.
Snowman and theatrical teacher,
intended to spotlight Detroit's
talented youngsters for a day.
After seeing part Of the extra
vaganza, l am Of the opinion
many of these youngsters will be
around for quite a few years. l
saw 4 youngsters, in particular,
who did as we'll as many pro-
fessionals. There were probably
many more in the various en-
semble nubers who will develop
to equal proportions.
Audience Praised
Ziggy Johnson and his staff
deserve a great amount OF praise
for their time. patience and
courage in presenting so many
in such glorious settings. The
willingness and cooperation of
Todd Rhodes Orchestra comes in
for its share of bows also. But,
If / were TO give a single ack-
nowledgement. Id give it to the
audience. Their very presence
Cat both performances) was the
encouragement Ziggy needed but,
most of all il supplied the con-
fidence the youngsters needed TO
assure them all the prscticing, re-
hearsing and learning was not
useless. Because of this--they will
try harder. learn faster and get
where they want TO go with the
feeling-its worth while.
Walker Girl. Good
A little girl named Ursula Wal
ker impressed me tremendously.
She couldn't be over 10 or IL
years old, but what a voice. She
sang several songs with feeling,
clarity and complete confidence.
She should go far unless the
growing into womsnhood robs
her OF her talents.
Ziggy's protege-Clifford Fears
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-06-12
'Stor Night Musical
Set For Briggs Stadium

curing the past few years on the
strength OF one hit record after
another In all. Patti has had
seven records which have sold
over one million copies each.
Patti is 25 wears old and a native
Of Tulsa, Oklahoma She got her
start in Chicago.
Julius LaRosa Hits
Julius LaRosa. sensational alum
nus of the Arthur Godfrey fam
lily and Cadence recording artist,
lays claim to two hit records
which have sold above the mill
lion mark His latest, Three
Coins in the Fountain. is being
hailed as another Smush success.
Besides the host of top musical
stars appearing at Briggs Stadium
there will be two great orches-
tras those Of Ray Anthony and
Ralph MarterL
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-06-12

several artists we'll known locally
as possibilities for engagements
there
Listed were Bobbe CASTOR.
George Bias and Little Willie.
All three were divisional winners
in the recent Detroit Tribune
Theatrical Poll.
Miss CASTOR. the female vocal
ist winner. is touring Quebec
with her Meet Miss CASTOR"
show; George Bias, the male vo-
calist winner is in Akron, Ohio.
and Little Willie, the tap dance
winner is working around De-
troit.
Also submitted to the Epro-
pean agency wa; Sheila Guysc.
Broadway singing and acting star.
who is now touring the club
circuit.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-06-12

should make il. He has interest,
imagination and a strong desire.
His movements were graceful.
flexible and positive. In him
could see the iineSse Of a Ray
Sneed Jr.; the cleverness of a
Gene Kelly; the artistic impress
sions Of Fred Astaire: the cool
calmness of Baby Lawrence.
He is not a carborn copy of
either but possesses the traits Of
each.
A little girl leading "the roar
ing sos number actually thrilled
me. The program did not men
ton her name. or | was too dense
to find it. She was the soubrette.
| never saw the late Florence
Mills but from what have
heard. this little miss is a 1854
streamlined copy Of the great
Florence. She is a little show
stealer and demonstrated her
ability in no uncertain move
mentS, action. or attitude.
The introduction OF heavy
weight Embrel Davidson as a
song and dance man follows the
present theme of boxers turned
show folk. What with Joe Louis.
Ray Robinson and Kid Gavilan
touring the grease paint circuit.
The appearance of Edna Mae
Robinson (Mrs Sugar Raw.
Countess Tavern Baker. Hadda
Brooks Vera Frances and Tri-
bune tap pdance award winner.
Little Willie, addeo just the right
topping TO Ziggy's 1854 effort
which was already pretty jazzy.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-06-12
United Prexy
Eyes Talent

CHICAGO Ill-LcfNafl Amen,
pge. Don. % Un1cd Recording
K more ihan mildly IN
'oses'-i sctciai Ds,roH ARTISTS
ard pens ~ investigate iAeif
possibilities iecoia-wise
T ppirg me list Gl9fa lfr-
VIZ wh9 recorded Daughter
Henry and Don't Let Your
1--we Grow Gold for Aliens
States label
Also 20 DO considered 'cr "
ere recordings With United age
Mac Paterson. Boobe Castor.
Acme Loving. Shela Guyse and
TIE N.il~.s, q new qAaitSt Eroup.
The record ptcXy IS expected
20 Set-Dr 40 addition schedule
g.. o Ncc1 ''yo hence
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-06-12
Bobne CASTOR
Scores In Que.

GRAND MERE Quebec Bobbc
Castor appearing here at the
Club Lavioletic scored heavily
as The star of her Meet Miss
Castor revue
Also receiving high praise and
heavy applause as part of this
touring unit IS dcmurc tap dane
ine Doris Smart
Included in the Nee, Miss
Castor D. cast Is Won and Verge.
character dancers and en- Gee
Harold Davis. There Is some dis
cusson that Davis may be re-
placed
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-06-12
New Tribune Series To
Start On Poll Winners

Now that the Trlbunes 1854
Theatrical Poll is over. and the
results neatly packed away, we
feel that something should be
known of the - winners. Some
thing besides the fact they are
the best and most popular in
their field.
How long has George Bias been
singing? What is Bobbe CaStons
real name? Who inspired CALVIN
Frazier to sing the blues2 There
did Mae Patterson come from,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-06-12
HEIRLOOM EXHIBIT HOURS
NOT as ANNOUNCED

Because Of a topographic"
error. the following hours for u.
Heirloom Society Exhibition ~
Utley Branch Librbary are Juns
10. ! TO 0 pm. and June 49, J"
am. TO $50 pm.
Guest speaker will be MI
Elllene II. STOKES. chief OF NV
Burton Historical Collection. DE-
troit Public Library, at 2:3O pm
On Friday in the main auditorium
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-06-12
Evelyn Moore
Added To Unit

Singer Evelyn Moore this week
was added to the cast Of "Har
lem Follies, 1854" George Bias,
Tribune male vocalist winner.
had already been named.
Coincidence Lou Owens, tap
dancer Little Willie and interpre-
tative dancer Hassena. have been
mentioned for spots in this unit.
The unit is expected to get I'M
derway by July 4th.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-06-12

il ANITA BAKER PRISCILLA
DEAN and ZlGGY JOHNSON
would be without competition ~
,hei. fields bat wc were wrone.
We also thought that CANDY
Johnson. T J FOWLER. TODD
RHODES and KENNY BURRELL
would top MAURICE KING. the
Orchestra winner Dut again We
wc;e wg-ns
We me. myself and J picked
or.v $40 w.untr, and 'nai vas
LITTLE WILLIE and BRISTOE
BRYANT
Those Chicken in e-Baskei
days Monday a; the Garfield
are still gaining populariiY-if
that is possible. Among the
munchers this week were AL
MA LUNDY HUGHIE-LEE
SMITH. the artist; WALTER
MASON. dramaiisi KERMIT
BAlLOR. attorney; SPENCER
CAREY. SAM INGRAHAM.
MALCOLM Chill Mack ASH
FORD. DORIS OWENS. VERA
BAccHUS. BOB THOMAS.
LARRY GIBSON BOB AR
MOLD. CLARlcE ARNOLD.
NORMAN MORRIS and his Mrs
JULIAN WYcHE. WILLIAM
Willie Joe BENGHAM who
is candidate for Representative
in the End District.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-06-12

JNlN ~
This spectacular show will
bring together galaxy OF
Americas foremost voealisis.
dance bands. and musical com
binsiions. including Patti Page.
julius LaHosa. Ray Anthony.
Ralph Marieri and other top
musical stars 10 be announced.
THIS marks The second annual
Sim Night performance. the first
hune held In Chicago in August
Of last year when a host Of head
lncts ware present in Soldiers
/ cid including Eddie Fisher
Futl Page Julius LaRosa. Louis
Armstrong, The Sautcr- Finnegan
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-06-12
Irib Poll Winners
Offered For Europe

A letter TO Charles Munyard,
OF Reeves and Lamport Ltd, a
theatrical agency in London,
England, contained the names OF
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-06-12
Tribune Theatrical Poll Winners
Asked To Send Addresses Instantly

The following persons asked to WRITE IN
their correct and complete addresses Immediately
ners of certificates and subscriptions these to get
into your hands Immediately
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-06-12

for Briggs Stadium on Friday.
Orchestra Hank Thompson juno
Nalli. Gene Krupa, Oscar Peter
son and Jazz at the Philhar-
monte
According TO producer Bud
Arvcy. plans for the 1854 version
Of this musical extravaganza call
for a bigger and better show. as
the first mammoth spectacle OIL
tered
Arvcy added Our basic prem.
Use in presenting these shows is
10 help make available to the
youth OF America the very finest
IN music"
Patti Page. Mercury Records
Star. has skyrockeied to fame
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-06-12

Theatrical fans are asking if the trend IN best-Seng
shifting again They say that it tends 10 shit every
thr. ~ four years and now. could be that time
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-06-12

George Bias The Clicks Doris Smart
Kenny Preston The Serenades Red Williams
Sonny Carter Little Reaver Won g. Verge
Moro,,. chud. Juanta Baker
"y ''N"S Konia Quans
LNIuhe LoNlhB BABY Banks Hasscna
Seanne Du"he INA bearuen Iggy Johnson
DaNo,a neien thompson Warren Banks
John Lee Hooker Phil Waddcll Cav Tveor
Muddy Water Leonard Reed MIN No M.L,i.
Warner Mallory Lou Owens Rlack Resm,, ~
Hank Ballard Johnny Smiles Patrica Van Dvke
Dopoy Lewis alberta Adams Baby Jean Ray
Bobbe Castor Chubby Newsome Joe Weaver
Marie jackson The Escorts Bill Cup
Nellie Foreman The Meloones r. ] Fowler
Mae Patterson The 10 Rae
tuney Nais Lltue Wine Ernie Durham
Puney Nails Kenneth Dunlap Fave Lawrence
Austin Cromer Xii Williams Priscilla Dean
Willie Johns TAYLOR Maurice Kinr
INA INA hogan Won Epps Kenny Burrcl
Gloria Irving Kitty Freeman Sir Thomas
Olive Brown Harold Davis Jack porkins
EVeyn moore Zip Roberts Leroy G. White
Calvin Frazier Pat Taylor Janice La Cavs
Don Juan Willie Murray Shelina Rogers
Tonette Lemal Leatha Jones Hank Moore
Tavern Baker Laura Johnson Candy johnson
Connie Allen he ROYALS Todd p,oaos
. rae Soaloers Inc Jets Brsoe Bryant
The Carols The Cavaliers Jack Surrel
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-06-12

Send your correct address Immediately to c. Houston Bvrd
theatrical Editor Detroit Tribune 2i46 St Antoine St. Detroit
rease DO NOT call this information H. This way all
mistakes are eliminated and the JOB Of getting awards out can
be fastened -
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-06-12

night combining the most dazzling OF top musical
recording Of Hollywood Broadway. radio and televon
sho" bong lcadlcd for Briggs Stadium Friday.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1954-05-14
Dromedary offers FREE
Recipe Booklet

An attractive DromedarY recipe
booklet. containing a select variety Of
easily prepared kosher recipes for
cakes, cookies. mullins. snaeks and
frostinss. has been prepared by the
Hills Brothers Company, makers OF
Kosher Dromedary Cake Mixes and
may be obtained free Of charge by
writing to: DromedarY. P.O. Box II3.
New York 3s. NY.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1954-05-14
s+erhood Fe+e Due

Sisterhood Fete Due
A luncheon and card party will
be given by the Beth Hebrew Sis
terhood at noon next Tuesday,
May 18, at Carnation Hall, 4140 N.
Central. Donation will be IS cents.
The Foreign Operations Admin
istration has announced authoriza-
ton of $3.50 worth of tractor
parts and used tractors for Israel.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1954-05-14
Council OF Jewish Women
Will Install New Officers

The Arizona Manor will be the setting for installation luncheon
Women at 1880
Nav
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1954-05-14

The program will feature Skit,
"a Journey of Discovery" choral
numbers, announcement of the Sc
lection of woman of the year, I"
and report by delegates attend
ing the regional Hadassah confer
ence at Coronado Beach, Calf.
Officers Listed
New officers are the MesdameS
Oscar Groebel, president; William
Griff, 1st vice president; Moe Hal
perm. End vice president; Aaron
Canter, 3rd vice president; Will
liam Halpern. corresponding Sec
retary; Meyer Seaman recording
secretary; Milton Burack, treasur-
er; Elliott Tempkin, membership
treasurer; Irving Abrams, mem
bership secretary, and Gerald
Rosen, auditor.
Chairmen will be the MesdameS
Ruth Marks and Meyer Seaman,
assisted by Mrs. Joseph Getzov
and others. They also are han
ding reservations.
Rummage Due
Hadassah'S annual city-Wide
rummage collection is scheduled
for the following Sunday, May %.
Clothes, household goods and fur
niture are needed, and housewives
are urged to gather up these items
during their spring housecleaning
and donate them to Hadassah. Any
of the following may be contacted
for rummage pickup: The Mes
danes William Felsher at Amherst
6-6422, Abe Hoffman at Amherst
5-2417. Sol Mallin at Amherst
6-7196, Harry Breverman at AM
herst 5-S651 or Gerald Rosen at
Amherst 5-4046.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1954-05-14

Mrs. Ralph B. Feffer, Jr., presi-
dent, will give her annual report,
my Hats Off to YOU" Mrs. Bar
nett E. Marks, past president and
charter member, will install the
following new officers:
Mrs. Raymond Vein, president;
Mrs. David Schaeffer, 1st vice
president. Mrs. Sam Brown, End
vice president; Mrs. Sidney Hirsch,
Bird vice president; Mrs. Moe Hal
perm, 4th vice president; Mrs. Ber-
nard Young, recording secretary;
Mrs. Mark Leibsohn, correspond
ing secretary; Miss Mildred AL
pert, financial secretary; Mrs.
Bernard Brahm, treasurer; Mrs.
Morris Cohen, auditor, and the fol-
lowing members-at-large: The
MesdameS A. G. Robbins and Har-
old Roth for one-year terms, Roy
Jenefsky and Miss jeanette Green
gard for two-year-terms, and A.
Schneider and Stanley Wolf for
three years.
Feffer Award Due
The member who has devoted
the most hours to community serv-
ice during the past year will be
given the Marion M. Feffer Serv-
ice Award, which is presented by
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph B. Feffer, Jr.
Chairman of the awards commit
tee is Mrs. Henry LeSem. She is
aided by the Mesdames Barnett
Marks, Charles Sittenfeld, Arthur
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1954-05-14
Officers Installed BY
Youno Married Group

n Mrs. Lewis Weiss, president, and
other new officers were installed
by the Young Marrieds of Phoenix
HadaSsah at a dinner dance held
last Saturday evening at the Green
Gables.
Installing officers were Mrs. Jack
Metz and Mrs. Sam Sobol Of Had
aSSah.
The new officers include the Mes
danes John Funk, 1st vice preSi-
dent; Melvin Rose, End vice presi-
dent; Stanley Self, treasurer;
Robert Kipnis, corresponding Sec
retary; Morris Yosowitz, recording
secetary. and Irwin spector, audi
tor.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1954-05-14
Bndi Birth Women Elect
Mrs. RubenStein as Head

recording secretary; Sam Schwartz,
corresponding secretary; Sam Kar-
len, financial secretary; Max Srom,
assistant financial secretary; Sam
Marcus, sentinel, and James Simon,
John Hildebrandt and Rose Sank,
trustees.
Committee Named
The committee in charge OF the
installation included the Mesdames
Carl Singer, Isadore Sander, Hy-
man Gelfand, Manuel Rarback,
Arthur Kaufman, John Hildebrandt.
James Simon, Leonard Karp and
Harry Rubenstein.
Mrs. Lester Deutsch was to be
conductress, with Mrs. Harry Rob-
bins giving the benediction.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1954-05-14

There are about 65 Jewish hos
pitalS in the US.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1954-05-14
Affair HOnOrS
Phoenix Visitor

A luncheon in honor OF Mrs.
Irving Levy, a visitor to Phoenix,
was given April 16 at Newton'S
Prime Rib by Mrs. Kalman Dorsh-
kind of 3511 w. Portland.
Mrs. Levy is the mother OF PFC.
Jerome p Levy, who is engaged to
Miss Sena Eileen Dorshkind. PFC.
Levy is serving with the Army IN
Korea.
Guests at the luncheon were the
MesdameS Rudolf Tennenbaum,
Bert Fineg, Donald Lory, Morris
Horwitz, Fred Helm, Jack Handel,
Samuel Mason and Harry Lipson,
and the Misses Sena Eileen and
Judith DorShkind.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1954-05-14

Schneider and Sidney Blum, all
past presidents.
Mrs. Jack Ruben is luncheon
chairman. Assisting her are Mrs.
Sanford Tegun, co-chairman; Mrs.
Bernard Brahm, telephone; Mrs.
A. G. Robbins, reservations, and
Mrs. Stanley Wolf, program.
Club Planning Party
The Chicago Social Club viii
give card party Sunday. May 30,
at Beth Ell Auditorium. Admission
will be rs cents per person. Tickets
bay be obtained from any member,
according to William Felsher.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1954-05-14

Mrs. Harry Rubenstein was to be
installed as the new president OF
B'nai Birth Women at special cere-
monies scheduled Wednesday even
ing of this week.
Installing officer was to be Mrs.
Adolph Kadesh, past grand presi-
dent Of District 4.
other new officers to be installed
are the Mesdames Eugene Berns,
1st vice president; Arthur Kauf-
man, End vice president; Leonard
Karp, Srd vice president; Ben Bel
Ter, treasurer; Norman Robinson,
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1954-05-14

WOlllCll OAA ASoNoJ
May 25.
T h e affair is
scheduled at 1890
pm. at the Beth He
brew synagogue, 333
E. Portland. Mrs.
Ida Guren is chair
man and Mrs. Leib-
owitZ vice chair
man.
The Pioneer Wom-
ems group is the
women's labor Zion
ist organization in
America and sister
organization of the
Working Women's
Council (MoetZet
Hapoalot) in Israel.
Mrs. VilenSki, born
in Lithuania, went
to Palestine in 1885
after completing her
education. She had
trained as a teach
er, but decided to
enter a kibbutz be-
cause she preferred
agricultural w o r k.
She was active in
the P lie z i o n
movement from her
youth.
Following a re-
fresher course at
the Hebrew Univer-
sity in Jerusalem,
Mrs. Vilenski devot~
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1954-05-14
Cantor to Appear

Rev. Jacob Bergman, applicant
for the position of Cantor for the
orthodox services and reader of the
Torah Scroll at Beth Ell Synagogue,
will chant the services this Friday
evening at z o'clock and again
Saturday at 9 am. The public is
invited.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1954-05-14

still lives kbbutz and IS mem
ber of the executive federation OF labor
Mrs Vens currently public relations tour of the US and
Women Two years ago she VISITED
us as Ahyah the intercollegiate zionist
of America.
Pioneer field of social services to
women Israel The services include vocaunal
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1954-05-14
Youth Dinner Due

'The Year in Review and What
Is Ahead" will be the theme Of q
dinner next Sunday for the Temple
Beth Israel youth group. It will
start at 6 pm. in the temple patio.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1954-05-14
Installation Luncheon Will
Conclude HQddsSQh Season

it's formal of activities with an m
Tuesday, May 49, at lenpe
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1954-05-14
SOCIETY & PERSONALS
Israeli Woman Leader Due
Here For Luncheon Speech

Mrs. vocational training director for the youth
Working Council Israel Will be guest
the Hannah Senesch group OF
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1954-06-24

William r. Knox of Boston has
been named president of the Mo-
Their Church, First Church of
Christ, Scientist. He was elected
at the annual meeting attended
recently by Christian Scientists
from all over the world.
JEWISH SERVICES
A Sabbath welcome service will
be held at $3.50 pm. tomorrow in
the Montgomery County Jewish
Community, 2901 East West high
way
Speaker will be DR.. Condos,
discussing Current Problems in
Jewish Life"
Revival Meeting
A revival will be held at the
United Pentecostal church of Da-
mascus, this Sunday, featuring
preaching and singing, 1t has
been announced by the pastor,
the Rev. James G. Bridgman.
HermOn Church
Gown Ar Be Owned" will be
the topic of Chaplain Willis Berg
en- at the Hermon Presbyterian
church's IL am. service Sunday.
Drive-In Worship
The areas first "drive-in Wor-
ship" service will be described
Friday at noon on radio station
WGAY. The service is held at 8
am. Sundays at the Hillside
Drive-In theater on the Marlboro
pike.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1954-06-24

Girl Scout Troop 681 participant
ed in an overnight camping trip
on June II and II which took
them to historic Hotel Farm
near Brookeville. The group first
carefully planned their meals and
did their marketing at one of the
local chain stores where the man.
ager instructed them on how to
purchase fresh produce. The elev-
en- scouts, accompanied by their
leaders, Mrs. Dale Hunt and Mrs.
Charles White, Mrs. Virginia
Reid and Senior Scout program
aid, Sandy Hunt, slept in a 212-
year-old house which belongs to
the Hotel family who have made
it available for Girl Scout out
ings. Uron hearing that the Hot
lis had MANY years ago discover
ed Indian relics on the property,
the G rls spent much time en-
deavor:ng to rediscover the site
On Fricav the girls participated
in q Scouts Own" a particular
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1954-06-24

from the assembly hall and is
furnished with antiques. The un-
usual living room has a ceiling
thirty feet high and a balcony.
This section of the house was one
of the original campmeeting
tents. e@
Tive generations of the family
have been coming to Washington
Grove for the summer season.
Judge and Mrs. Warren Shantz
now live in the home all year
round. A studio in the home con-
tains many early pictures and
data of the first days of Wash
ington Grove.
Hostesses for the tea are Mrs.
Warren Shantz, Mrs. William B.
Hardy, Mrs. c. Carroll Ware,
Mrs. Wilson Whetzel, Mrs. H.
Clark Helms and Mrs. Forrest L.
Farris.
The Reception Committee is
headed by the minister, the Rev
erend Mr.. Farris and includes
Mayor Irving L. McCathran
Judge Warren Shantz, Judge
Clyde B. Aitchison, Mr.. Everett
Bean, Mrs. Leslie Frye, Mrs. Viii.
liam Pace and Miss Zoe Wads
worth.
Boyd Church
A children's day service will be
held at IL am. Sunday in the
Boyd Presbyterian church, with
special music by the choir.
The Rev, James Patterson
Kerr, pastor, will give the ser.
mon. A children's day program
will be given at the 8 am. Sun.
day school service.
Methodist Retreat
Blending work and fun, enter.
tainment and inspiration into q
weekend program, several Up,
per Montgomery Countians at.
tended the fifth annual Metho'
dist Laymen's Retreat of the Bal.
timore conference at Western