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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-09
Brondywine Man Heads Jury

Harry L. Curtis. a Washington
businessman who lives at Brandy
wine, Md, has been named fore
man of the Prince Georges
County grand jury for the April
term.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-03-10
Farrell Cage Tourney
Hotel Rooms Available

Farrell, Pa. - Participants
and fans to the coming 18th
G.. F. U. Basketball Tournament
will have the hostelry facilities
of the Shenango Inn located in
nearby Sharon, Pa.
For the tournament stay over
April 2, 3 and 4, 1854, the local
committee has secured sufficient
rooms. Reservations for these
can be had at $500 per day for
a single room, $500 for a
double room; $500 for a twin
beds room, and $500 for a
three beds. The latter is espe-
cially popular among our Junior
participants whose travelling ex-
penses must be budgeted. For
hotel reservations please write
to John Mikulin, CO Croatian
Home, 412 Staunton Street, Far
rell, Pa.
The committee would also
have it known that the Croatian
Home will have hot lunches
available during the course of
the tournament, thus negating
any searching and travelling for
meals.
Tickets to the Victory Ban
quet and Dance which will cap
this sports extravaganza Sunday
evening, April 4th can be had
at two dollars and fifty cents
($2.5O) by writing to Steve No.
vosel, CO Croatian Home in Far
rell, Pa.
On the social side the COM
mittee has engaged Dave Zup-
kovich and his recording artists
for the Saturday evening, April
3rd dance at the Croatian Home
while Emil Bossick and his Pol
ka Band will do the chores for
the dancers, Sunday evening.
John Pandza, Chair
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-03-10
Lodges Invited To Bid
For IS Cage Tourney

Pittsburgh, Pa. - Something
anent the 1855 basketball tour
nament site. The suggestion of
possibly holding next years
event at the Children's Home in
Des PLANES, Illinois, could not
be realized.
The Children's Home Com
mittee at it's December 18th ses-
sion discussed the matter and
came to the conclusion that the
Home does not have the ac-
commodations to handle the
tournament goers atop the chill
dren quartered there. Secondly,
the city of Des PLANES does not
have hotel facilities large enough
to handle an influx of people as
great as that accompanying a
basketball tournament.
Bids for hosting the 1855 Bas-
ketball Tournament are there
fore declared open now. Same
will be considered at the annual
meeting of the basketball tour
nament representatives to be
held in Farrell in conjunction
with the Forthcoming tourney
Final approval rests with the
Supreme Board which thru the
Sports-Educational Dept. has
taken over the administration OF
the national tournaments.
In fact we want to hear from
Central Committees and Lodges
who would like to host our cage
Journeys not only for 1855 but
for several years in advance.
A bid to be official must bear
the lodge seal and the signature
of the lodge president and secre'
tary and sent to the C. F. u,
Sports Educational Department,
BAL Forbes Street, Pittsburgh
13, Pa, at once and prior to the
1854 basketball tourney repre-
sentatives meeting in Farrell.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-03-10
Dukane Tams To
PLAY In Detroit

Detroit, Mich. -- On Sun
day, March %, our members
and friends in the Detroit
area will have the opportuni-
ty of witnessing those world
famous Duquesne University
Tamburitzans in action, as
they present their Annual
Concert at the Masonic Tenn
pie Auditorium, at 800 PM.
All tickets sold for the per-
formance will be by reserva-
ton only, so see about pro-
curing yours just as soon as
possible. For your reserva-
tions call either Stephanie
Walter, TO 5-4596, Frank
Stromar, TW 2-O969 or jim
my Kalich, FO 6-O292.
To round out your day in
complete enjoyment, we will
have the Ca valier Tamburitza
Orchestra Jstrumming GU t
your favorite dance tunes at
the United Dairy Workers
Hall, 1584O Second Avenue,
Highland Park. They'll be on
hand immediately following
the Duqueslle Concert.
! There YOU have it, Detroit.
ers, a date truly to be re-
membered. Sunday, March %
1854.
Stephanie Walter, Sec'y
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Gary Glee Club
To Sponsor Tams

Gary, Ind. - Tickets are
now available for the annual
concert Of the Duquesne Uni
versity Tamburitzans to be
presented in Gary on Easter
Sunday, April 18, at Seaman
Auditorium, SIS Washington
Street.
Traditionally, for the past
II consecutive years, the
Tammies have been coming
to Gary on Easter Sunday
playing to capacity audiences,
and bringing culture and en-
tertainment of a nature in
which they are definitely top
ranked nationally and inter-
nationally.
There will be two perfor-
mances:-At 800 PM in the
afternoon and SIS PM in the
evening. After the evening
performance a reception will
be held in the Preradovic Club
Rooms, 1859 Broadway.
Mrs. Paul Rukavina of 4440
Pennsylvania Street is ticket
chairman and has announced
that tickets may be had by
contracting any member of
the Preradovic Glee Club;
Mrs. Louise Keleminic; at
Franks Store for Men, 1928
Broadway; Walter Kazic,
1851 Tyler Street; and Mar
tina Woss at the office of the
Mayor, City Hall, Gary.
Tickets for this show are
usually bought up far in ad-
vance Of the presentation
date. Therefore, it would be
wise to get yours at once!
Publicity Comm.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-03-10
Nest 10 BasketbalIers
LOOKING For Workouts

Gary, Ind. - Nest 10 among
it's many activities is having a
basketball team and we will be
in Farrell, Pa, for the 18th c.
F. U. Basketball Tournament. At
the present we are interested in
playing Nest teams in the Chi
cago area. Anyone with such
competition please write to Mrs.
Pauline r. Stot&, Nest Manager,
at 1926 Tyler Street, Gary, In
diana.
Pauline r. Stotz, Mgr.
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E V E N rs

EDITORS NOTE: - Nothing
other than social events under the
direct auspices Of CF'U Lodges and
Nests will be carried In this col
umn and then only II express re-
quest is made for same. II space
permits, events may be listed two
months in advance Of date!
MARCH
20. - Lodges 248 and 534
in Bakalar Supper, Croatian
Home, 241 Maple Avenue,
Clarion, Pa, 800 PM. Social
guests will be members of
Croatian Fraternal Unions
Supreme and Executive
Boards. Delicious food, enter
tainment, refreshments.
21. - "Svi Sveti" Lodge 1
in Goth Anniversary Program,
Banquet and Dance. Program,
200 PM, at Javor Hall, 822
North Canal Street, North
Side Pittsburgh, Pa. Banquet,
900 PM, at Lodge 1 Hall,
1916 East Ohio Street, North
Side Pittsburgh. Dancing at
Lodge 1 Hall to "Plavi Mje-
sec" Tambu1'itzans.
27. - "F a mily Circle"
Lodge $50 Card and Bunco
Party, CFU Children's Home
School Auditorium, 1901. Pot
ter Road, Des PLANES, ILL.,,
800 PM. Valuable awards,
plenty of refreshments. Mem
bers, friends throughout Mid
West cordially invited.
APRIL
2. - Opening of three-day
cycle Of activities attending
CFU's 18th Annual National
Basketball Tournament. All
games at Elks Gymnasium,
Farrell, Pa. Socials at Cro-
atian Home, 412 Staunton st.
Other details appear regular
lily in Zajednicar.
8. - Opening of two-day
events attending CFU's 3rd
Annual Wisconsin State Bowl
ing Tournament. Bowling at
l. u b US Recreation, 140O-
18th Street, Racine. For de-
tails pertaining to social a.
gendum, etc., follow your
zajednicar.
%. - Pioneers" Lodge
663 Card Party, Croatian
Home, 6314 st. Clair Avenue,
Cleveland, Ohio, 700 PM.
Entertainment, refreshments.
Proceeds intended for Bowl
ers Tourney Fund to help de-
tray expenses OF SenQlnS
Lodge teams to CFU's Goth
Annual National Tenpin Tour
nament at Detroit in May.
%. - Opening of two-day
events attending CFU's 9Th
Annual Canadian Five Pin
Bowling Tournament. Bowl
ing at Olympia st. Clair AL
leys, Toronto, Ont. Dance and
other social details appear
elsewhere in Official Organ.
"a. - "zumberaks" Lodge
859 festivities honoring Will
son M. Latkovic, Nelson's
F a mily Style Restaurant,
1922 Addison Road, Cleve-
land, Ohio, 700 PM. Tickets
available from any officer or
member of Lodge. Early re-
servations suggested.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-03-10

. When you buy a bond,
and make one down payment,
YOU owe for a bond. When
you buy CFU life insurance,
and make one down payment,
YOU own an estate.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-03-10

. Our principles are the
springs of our actions; our
actions, the springs of our
happiness or misery. Too
much care, therefore, cannot
be taken in forming our
PRINCIPLES - SkeltOn.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-03-10

Q If in doubt concerning
the value of CF'U life insur-
ance, ask the first widow you
meet.
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John, Lyon Virginia, Marelich
Steve, Martin Edward, Senko
Joseph, Zalac Andrew, Zalac
Julia, Zarr Mildred
35S Sieber John
423 Macy Joseph, Olic Sine, Olic
Slime Inc)
437 Gacek Mildred, Gacek Mildred
(Incl
439 Johnson Dorothy
522 Bogdan Luka, Edmiston Cath
crime, Edmiston Earl D.
SAL Mandich Benedict, Mandich
Vid Jr
5sS Mandich Stanley ].
621 Bokulic Rosemarie
$50 kukanich Stephanie
665 Lendosky Dolores
500 Bartuk Jakov
TIC Shustrick Irene
734 Wolden Rose
737 Dragovich Ange
S59 Herak Agnes, Herak Michael,
Herak Marko (Inc), Kekic
Eleanor Marie
96S Pasich Matthew
268 Humjan Mary
, 644 Novosel Josip
919 Yelenich Simon
| 951 Blazencich Luka
Suspended Members
4 F'erketich Lois
5 Cigich Matilda, Macchiusi Ma
ry, Macchiusi Tony, Miller
Robert
s Miller Matt
II Cenkovich Paul J.
16 Oliphant Lurence
20 Turkovich John M. Jr., Vuci-
Mich Donald
% Lovric Helen
% Neverdovsky Dolores
80 Severino Eugene
35 Martinac Donald, Roper Rich
ard
81 Klepac John
IA Gabner Anna
| 101 Valosek Frank
154 Josvai Albert L., Josvai Lor-
raine, Spudic Michael
165 Toy Jean Marjorie
1856 Scopaz Sylvia
234 Matesich William
255 Novak John
285 Fretto Joseph
1862 Stancich Katica
391 Fabianich Josephine
395 Milkovich Danny, zdunich
Eli, Zdunich Melba
423 Movre Maria M, Movre Mat
| thew
472 Smith Dorothy
498 Stancin Mary
sos Zejavac Genevieve
716 Shustrick Charles
719 Tucholski Arthur R.
727 Wild Emma
734 Howell Margaret
$50 Hajas Matt, Relic Geneva
886 Kauzlaric Robert
$50 Bralic Jakob, Mesic Jure
1893 Ujlaky Frank
$50 Perkovich Tomo
953 Gorak Marko, Gorak Rozalia
Withdrew From Membership
27 lima Helen Marie, Ludwik
lima
II Derov Wilma E.
300 Knez Frank j.
/ S12 KaKsimuk Mary
Cash Surrenders
6 Verbin William
13 Mihelich Olga (Res)
IA Walscheck Tom
20 Lnezac Jolanda
SO Mrla katarina, Pavela Jim,
Surina Rosemary, Uhrin Ma
ry Ann
48 Zalac Lucas
Sc Whistler Ivka
81 Kirin Nick S.
70 Depeder Rose
1O1 Jergovic Frank j.
121 Saban Peter
ITO Vukadinovich Helen
1T Mardesich Louise
1856 Verbanas Robert
234 Petrakovits Frank (Res)
235 Vene Anna
257 Ladeck Carl Martin
273 Grubisic Stjepan
337 Pavlovich Paul
351 Masich Eli
352 Kralj Nick Lloyd
374 Bamsberger Emma p, Su
lenta Caroline N.
381 Poropat Mate
392 Hagen Thomas
4S1 Brozovich Lawrence
612 Lepesh Nick
705 Tatalovich Bogdan
TAO Havranek Mildred
783 Tisler Kata, Tisler Mike
813 Gabric Lawrence
S56 Kesterke Myra
1877 Canic Mike John
866 10th Stefan
Reserve Expired
s Bencetic Imbro
81 Yursi Virginia
129 Gacina Krist, karavanich Ber
nadine, Mekich Michael
1853 Jadro Katherine
: 1T Sovic Paul N.
351 Farac Bartol, Lyon Virginia
Marelich Steve, Senko Joseph
| Zalac Julia, Zarr Mildred
1854 Ursich Virginia
859 Herak Agnes H., Herak Mar
ko
{ 865 Miholancan Harley
, 968 Posick Matthew S.
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'ZAJEDNIcAR"


Month Of JAM, 1854
Membership status ending
DECEMBER, 1858
ACTIVE .,...".....................,... 80
Reserve ......................".". Z,Ooo
Total ..........,...........72,0 ,042
New written ..........."..103
Reinstated - termina-
lions ...,.....................
Transferred from Jr.
Order GO Yr. End.) III
72,153
Examinations
suspensions ................. AZ
Withdrew from men,
bership .................... 4
bedu .............................. Or
Cash Surrender ......... 80
Reserve Expired ....... II 1913
Total membership ending
JANUARY, 1854 ...............71 900
Membership Status
ACTIVE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ,ooo
reserve .............".,.........u... 2,Ur
Tot,y - Oco
lOldl ..,.....,.............,...tl ,OOO
New Members United States
Cvitkovich Michael, krstonich
Patricia, Thomas Harold A.,
Vulakovich Angeline, Vulako-
vich Michael.
5 Carr George, Mishler Donald
G., Salas Edward, Semasko
Frank.
Chainese Samuel A, Ragan-
chik Andrew w.
Palumbo Albert L., Westby
Jennie.
13 Malatestinic Lavina
Fl Lucas Joseph
"a Belamarich Mary L., Plavan
Beverly
35 Sostarich Eugene
46 Robertson Rosemary
Sc De Miro Carl
rs Trojan Ana
80 Sarich Rudolph
101 Dempsey James j., kocsis
George M, Nowicki Edward
A, Macaitis Stanley
129 Vukcevich John
1874 Fabac Richard
ITO Davich Joseph, Kovacevich
Basil
205 Schiffbauer Regis D.
210 Janezich Ursula E.
243 Ostojich Matthew
246 Roman Edith Louise
255 Visich Betty Mae
275 Gerbas Freda, Gerbas John
M.
278 Poljak Donald A.
282 Biondich Anna Mary, Busic
Joseph
800 Grgurina Florian, Yelkovich
Dorothy t.
337 Vidusich Fora
351 Cmelak Marie
352 Winvick Darlene
355 Klun Mary Jane g..
3S8 Zupan Charlotte
391 Perkovich Frances
412 Elovich Matthew v
416 Ketz Christine
d24 Zidro Matthe "A -.
435 Bolkovac John, Vukovich Tho-
437 Cindrich Paul
439 Les Rose
4s9 Krmpotich Mary Jane
514 Reed Nancy Ann
522 Kapraly Donald
532 Falisec Mary Joanne
533 Cipcic Richard r.
SAL Smith Mary Ann
548 Golonka Joseph A., Rock Shir-
ley May
557 Grasha Robert M.
592 Trumbetas Francis
593 Bruno Thomas M, La Buda
William j., Lazor Michael G.,
Prokop George, Tulanko Carl
T.
598 Sell Robert j.
643 Barkovic Vjekoslav, Ninkovich
John M.
676 Vlasich Marie Jane
| 705 Mudrinich Betty r.
718 Blazina John F.
1856 Simunick William j.
1877 Vuckovich John
1855 Djuth George
305 Yengich Elizabeth A.
SO6 Angelovich Dorothy, Blasko-
vich Gabriel
1923 Pacic Esther
1862 Doroda Stephanie
872 Longcor Howard M.
885 Slaramuca Mary
900 Andrich Luka Guric
908 Burcar Frances M.
New Members Canada
628 Prpich Mary
638 Vlasic Anne Marie
644 Kobe Frank, Kobe Mary
| 787 Canic Mike John
S16 Ladikda Mary Lou
S66 Rezonja Stefan
949 Bestianich Helen M, Pockal
| Anton, Pockar Lojz, Yurche.
vich Ann
951 Jurisich Joseph
952 Dolanjski Joe, Kalic Stjepar
954 Cvetich Nick A.
| Reinstatements
IS Musich Anton
PAL Kolenko Stanley, Ref Franz
243 Cerljenak Philip, Mclaughlin
Katherine. McLaughlin Vim
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1954-03-11
COIeSViIle
Miss lntiIe Priest
Phone Evergreen ABBA

Observation-Disclosures Observation-Disclosures
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Boerum had
their sons Pfc. Donald Boerum
from TT. Dix, New Jersey and
Pfc. Warren Boerum from Fort
Bragg, North Carolina, who is a
paratrooper home over the week
end.
Wednesday guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Carter were Mrs.
Harry Imbach and son Bruce and
Mrs. Jonny Hyman of Takoma
Park.
Pfc. Joe STAFFORD was home
over the weekend and left on
Sunday night for Alaska where
he will be stationed for Il while.
The Methodist Mems Annual
Pancake and sausage supper held
on Tuesday was lots OF fun and
they cleared over a hundred dol
lars. The men cook and serve all
of the supper.
Little Buddy Tower is home
from the hospital again and do
ing well.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard Judy had
as their guests on Thursday eve
ming Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Han
ford.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lynn Johnson
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
liam Seiser of Hollywood Park.
The Colesville Homemakers
Club will meet on Friday at the
home of Mrs. Jerry Hobbs with
Mrs. Elsie Peter as joint-hostess.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charels Carter
and Verne Carter called On Mr..
and Mrs. Ralph Miller of Hyatts-
vile on Sunday.
Mrs. Granville Thompson. Mr..
and Mrs. Edward Rankin and
Miss Lucille Priest were dinner
guests on Sunday of Mr. and Mrs.
John Ebaugh of Arlington, Vir-
ginia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Boerum
motored to Grifton, North Carol
ina, over the weekend to visit the
formers sister and brother-in-law,
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Mears.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Anderson
had as their supper guests on
Thursday, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Carter.
Those on the sicklist this week
were Mrs. Robert Boerum, Mrs.
Alvin Hobbs and Mrs. Eleanor
Bailey.
We are glad to learn Mrs. Earl
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1954-03-11
Baby Beef All Club
Elects New Officers
At Recent Meeting

New officers for the Montgom-
cry County Baby Beef All Club
were elected at the January meet
in held in the home of Nancy
Lechlider. They are: president,
Donald Hobbs, Jr.; vice president,
Theresa Heck; secretary, Nina
Vann; treasurer, Charles Leth-
bridge; and reporter, Louise
Kricker.
The program was on the treat
ment and presentation of lice
and grubs. Discussions were held
on the Montgomery County All
Beef Banquet to be held on
March 25, the Montgomery Coun-
ty Beef Tour, and the McDonagh
Fair, to be held soon.
Leaders of the Club are: head
leader, George Lechlider; assist
ant leaders, Joseph Heck, Jr.,
Mick Lethbridge, Donald Hobbs,
George Bryant and Col. William
Kricker.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1954-03-11
Pastor and Bride
Entertained at
Church Reception

The Reverend and Mrs. Ho-
ward A. Wilson were honorees at
a wedding reception Sunday from
4 to 6 pm. in the fellowship room
of Crusader Lutheran Church.
More than one hundred members
and friends were in attendance.
In the receiving line were Mr..
Louis Leimbach, president of the
congregation, the Reverend and
Mrs. Wilson, and Miss Katherine
Finney, maid of honor of the
wedding party.
The silver service refreshment
table was outlined by white
streamers ripping down from
three big wedding bells which had
been attached to the ceiling. The
beautifully decorated three-tiered
cake was nestled in a bed of pink
carnations and fern. Candelabra
with white candles were at either
end. Sandwiches, coffee, tea,
for the children, were enjoyed.
After the first piece of cake
was cut by the Reverend and
Mrs. Wilson, Mrs. Roy Manuel
served. Presiding at the coffee
and tea were Mesdames Robert
Raetz, Walter Golnick, Hugo Es-
kildson and Lawrence KoontZ.
AS a token of love and best
wishes for many happy years to-
gether purse was presented to
the couple by members of the
congregation.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1954-03-11
From
From
Richard Montgomery High

American Red Cross certifi.
Gates have been awarded to the
following boys in the F. Z. Club
of R.M.H.S. in Standard First
Aid: Steve Anderson, Dennis
Beall, James Boyles, David Camp
bell, Robert Case, Sidney Corn
well, Robert Dalton, Glenn Ed
wards, Harold Fremeau, Mar
shall Mayes, Cartier Mills, James
Mitchell, John Mohler, John Nor
wood, Frank Humphrey, Rudolph
Ricketts,, Robert Russman, James
Souders, Jesse Swain, and George
Waleski.
The director of the class, Vino
ma Reed, has been member of
a Montgomery County Chapter
Mobile Unit for II years.
If you enjoy a good comedy,
then take out your little black
book" now and mark March 26th
at $3.50 as date to be rememb-
cred. On that night our Black
Maskers, Richard Montgomery's
senior high dramatic group, will
entertain parents and friends
with their presentation of Leave
II tn The Girls.
Taking the lead comedy role in
the fun-packed farce is Virginia
Fetyko, who will literally roll
you in the aisle" with her vivid
portrayal of the naive maid in a
college boarding house.
The plot fast becomes involved
when Diane Davies, as Mary,
fakes an engagement to the col
lege football star, whom she
doesn't even know. Complaining
her white lie" is Zelma's official
announcement of her engagement
to the same hero. Edna Mae Cain
plays the part of Zelma.
Not even Monica Warfield as
the clever Ruth can think of a
solution to that difficulty, es-
pecially when Nancy Tabler ar
rives as Mary's wealthy Aunt
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1954-03-11
Mrs. ROeder Files
For Orphans Court
In COP Primary

Mrs. Cecil M. Roeder, Silver
Spring attorney, has filed for the
Republican nomination in the pri-
maries, as candidate for Judge
of the Orphans Court.
Mrs. Roeder was graduated
from National University with de-
grees of LIB. 1887; LIN. 1899;
admitted to practice before the
Courts of the District of Column
bia, U. S. Court of Appeals, the
Supreme Court of the United
States, and the Court of Appeals
of Maryland. She was associated
for years with the law firm of
the late Julius l. Peyser, and has
for a number of years specialized
in Probate Law.
Mrs. Roeder is a member of the
Woodside Methodist Church, is
President of Zonta Club of Be
thesda-Silver Spring, a member
of Kappa Beta Pi International
Legal Sorority; the Montgomery
County Historical Society, and
has served as Secretary to the
Women's Bar Association of the
District of Columbia.
In private life she is Mrs. Carl
Roeder, and lives with her hus-
band and twin daughters, Janet
and Genevieve, Sophomores at
Montgomery Blair High. at their
home at 1923 Woodside Parkway,
Silver Spring.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1954-03-11
Jersey All Club Held
Meeting Last Month

The Montgomery County Jer-
sey Club held its regular monthly
meeting at the home of Carol
Sweeney on February II.
Mr.. Sidney Mills told about the
Jersey Banquet. The All Club
members are to give the follow
ing reports at the banquet which
is to be held on March 2. They
are: Jersey Tour, Jersey Field
Day, Montgomery County Fair,
State Fair at Timonium.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1954-03-11
Sunrise Service at
Conservation Farm

The Bethesda Chevy Chase
Chapter of the Izaak Walton
League will hold Easter sunrise
services at Conservation Farm,
its property located four miles
south of Poolesville.
The public is cordially invited
to this inter UNCONVENTIONAL
service.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1954-03-11

Carroll, who is in Montgomery
County Hospital for treatment
for her eyes, is improving and
will be home soon.
The Y.T.C. held their executive
meeting in Baltimore over the
weekend, Ray Burriss attended
The Colesville Womens Chris
tan Temperance Union met on
Thursday at the home of Mrs.
Granville Thompson with a good
turnout.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1954-03-11

The Club decided to have a
Jersey Tour Saturday, April "a,
during the Easter Holiday. All
Week is to be held March 8
through IA. On Sunday, March
IA, there is to be Vesper Ser
vice held at. Jamestown that
evening,
There was one new member
present. He is Tommy Fisher. At
the end of the meeting the Club
Judged five sets of cows on pic
lures from Hoard's Dairyman
Magazine.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1954-03-11
At Home

The Montgomery County Men
tai Hygiene Society will be Eat
home" to members, guests, and
the public Saturday, March 10,
from 3 to 5 pm, at their new
headquarters at 1900 Leland
Street, Bethesda.