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The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1954-12-16
Lafayette P.O.
Open Extra Hours

The Lafayette post office began
Monday to remain open extra hours
to accommodate patrons during the
Christmas mailing season.
Postmaster Everett Crumrine said
that the office is now open daily from
z a. m. until $3.50 p. m. until closing
time December 90. The post office
will also offer service from l to p.
m. Sunday.
The information was sent in let
ter to all of the post office patrons
together with pertinent information
on use of the mails at Christmas
time.
u. S. AIRIlNES today have ap-
proximately 1f5,Q0O employees-and
100000 stockholders.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1954-12-16
Six Boy Scouts
Serve JAS Den Chiefs

Six Blbffton Boy Scouts are serv-
ing now As den chiefs in the new Cub
Scout organization. The den chiefs
are Terry Marshall, Douglas Reich
enbach, Donald Zinmerly, James Jor-
dan, Jan Emmert and Michael Diller.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1954-12-16

Yuletide gaiety keynotes most
modern Christmas cards. Verses
have merry, informal lilt.
Sparkling color schemes and
greater variety came with new
graphic arts techniqueS. It's esti-
mated an alltime record of 1885,
100000 Christmas cards will be
mailed this year.
Evening star., 1954-11-02

Observation-Disclosures in shopping
center near IT. Myer, Va; heavy
beer and wine business; seats rs;
air-cond.; lots Of parking space.
believe this place will do $500 day
II properly operated. Price. $4,000
on terms. W. Z. THRIFT Exclusive.
1411 Pa. ave. NV. Ma. S-9743.
Evening star., 1954-11-02

APTs. UNFURNIsHED-vA.
Evening star., 1954-11-02
APTs. UsFURlalsHED-vA.

PRESIDENTIAL GARDENS has Q fey
! and 2 bedroom units available
priced from SIS: sit. In conv. Alex.
9. BENIN. drive from the Pentagon
p Phone TE 6-4499 =. or come 20 "a
nom DSe ave " AGan ana russell SlCs rd eGf MI sef
ARL., $40 MO-, yr. lease; pvt. park
child Welcome. IA. 5o6ssS. NY T
ARLlNGTON. Columbia pike at Fred
I erick st.. Magnolia Gardens-.Avail
now. Beautiful and spacious living
Sedrooms. o0 Iatsss GmGlnfiiS n Eitchen eaip aiE
blinds. y exposures; utiis. furn.: sol
. mo-. I bedroom, $3.50. For info
ARL.- 2-bedIm. apt: conv. to Pen.
taE1I Ss;sSn and 3, shop srsa. 1898 n
bids nssT ssarR P Npt Nssr u mGaerP a Pents sRs
gon, D. c. Conv. shops. bus; $72
plus utils. Avail now. JE. 4-6265.
ARL. Newly renovated. garden-tspe
ideal for Children. | Located T soAnts on no
through street. with ample .pla,
equip.; 2 blks. to grammer school
Call res: mgr. ia. 7-7405. -3
ALEXANDRIA, Del Ray-Immac. 2
bedrm; apt. in pvt. home; lge. equip
BY, liy; rm:: sun deck: lge; bath
es sn'f sa Use and % Ha5a Rater aas faFn
ST 80; 1 small child accepted. TIE
6-2957 or XII. S-6652. -4
OPP. FT. MYER, 2003 N. 18th ST.
Lge., newly dec. .1-bedrm. apt.
nette. spacious storage. laundry;
blk. bus, shopping: SIS. include
utilities. IA. 7-926S.
ARL.-Corner. front; 2 bedrms., mod
apt. bldg.;. .utils; close in. mr..
RossLYN AREA-i.be;drm.. nv ant, otsiGi a
utils.; move In now. rent viii star
next month; Call IA, 7-5200. -
Alkrsrsdrnsw lsrse srbadrm t StupleS; ;:. DE- LUXE
Im;, din. kit, 1st Il. 2 bedrm., bath
End: fl; bsmt. Sl15. Near Memoria
Bridge. l310 N. 10th ST.. Apt. 4
AkL.-Newiy furn. 1-bedrm.: ss9.5o
Extra::lge. de luxe 2-bedrm.. Sl35
APf; 1Pfo n Sldga FAR Near Memorial Bridgs Sss
ARL.-Brand-new enciency: s67 so
S60.50. Also, extra-large, de lux,
2-bedrm, $105: 1-hedrm., Ss5. Nesl
Aesl Memorial q 1E' EPriagsi; sISi7aa7 aa7lo N. 18th st.
Rossiyn; 4 bedrms., ist floor, Sir pictur
windows, ; closets plus. storage area
Stf pts. OfSsMlnss; PoMsoN neS a RldE EsssS7 49, Dlu
ARL.. apt. bldg. Ft. Myer area-1,
bedrm. apts.. S75 incl. utiis. 1906
N. Pierce. Apt. 2. ia. 7-45S6. Is
ARLINGTON. VA. - / bedrm., liv
rni:, dinette, kit. and bath, incl. al
utils. S75 per mo. Call r. A
HUMPHREYS, Realtors. Ma. S-5o20
3
Evening star., 1954-11-02
COOPERATIVE APIS. SALE
APARTMENTS WANTED

OWNERS have tenants for furn
or unfuln. apts.. D c. only; .reas
COLORED-YOUNG COUPLE (stu.
dent g. wife); 3 or 4 room apt, pvt.
bath, partly furn.; mr.. Howard Univ:
s65; urgent. AID. 4-7S49, 10. 2-7272,
Evening star., 1954-11-02
DE. 2-4101
Weekdays, 8 Through 5
HOUSES UNFURNIsHED

AMERICAN UNIV. AREA-Attractiye
brand-new home; ideally situated to
sehcols, shopping, etc.: contains
huge lily. rm., din. rm., spacious
mod. kit, powedr rIn.. on 1st A.;
beorms:, ] bath on End f.; s155 mo.
1851 COLEsYiLLE RSD., siIye,
Spring. Md.-Huse corner brick
and-stone rambler containing 6 lge.
rms; and 2 baths on LIST a.: ground
level hsmt. with side entrance con-
tains B rms. and bath: carport.
Mr.. NEUMANN. Ma. S-S3Si. NY y
$3.50, ARL.-2 bedrms., semidet.
nr: ArL blvd. and Glebe rd. EN-
3:567S, days; EN-. 3-920S eves.-g
BETHESDA, MD.-Seyeral nice 2 anc
3 bedrm. houses, Sl20 to S175
SAMUEL =. BooLEY. OIL. 4-127o.
BRICK-Semidet.. q bedrms.. redec
Evening star., 1954-11-02

COLORED-I521 sth ST. N.R.--fen
aUMpafsifaRis. fRiai sssisSfs. ssiisS sill sai sESoaSS:
c0LoRED-4s7 n ST. N.w.-sis
R.. A.: HUMPHREYS, Realtors, NA. A.
COIoRED-Is59 CAPITOL AVE. NJ.
- rms, Kit; bath, porch: S57 80.
/. ~ BREUNINGER q SONS. Ma.
|C0LORED--I0a a3rd ST. N.E.-Row
brick, good cond.:: 5 rms. and bath.
HUMPHREYS. Realtors. Ma. 5000.
cOLORED-dal 9th ST. s.W.-Ten
rms. and path. SIo9 per mo. Call
r. A. HUMPHREYS, Realtors. Ma.
Evening star., 1954-11-02
MOVING. PACKING, STORAGE
HOUSES FURNISHED

TAKOMA PARK, MD, 1o4 Hodges
schools. transp.. etc; $3.50 mo. THE
MUNsEY TRUST Co. Real Estate
DGPoNr HHR6 Ma CIRCLE TuEIso' ARRA-Io7ely
town home, attractiYely furnished;
grand piano, ANTIQUES. fireplace,
5sdroonas;a asao sl60. oWsseekdays, cal
FURN.--Brick, semidetached home;
4 bedrms.. 1M baths; excel. neigh
borhood; mr.. all District transp.,
schools and churches, nr. shoppfng,
Cathedral area; 5000 mo. Call WA,
7-2221 or EN-. 2-6716. WALKER q
DUNLOP. INC, 4608 Wis. ave. II
BETHESDA-3 bedrooms, baths
fireplace. screened porch attached
garage; nv; auto. washer. attrae
Close to % transp., SCH schools: si1 Siso. I'm Inn.
med, occupancy. HU. 3-4930 or OIL
1881 1871 IRVING ST. N.w.-open 10,
inspection 10 am. to 4 pm; 8 bed
rms; 1h baths; living rm.. dininG
rHn, kitchen; gas heat; large yard;
garage; good condition; i-year lease.
EDMUND NJ. o'suLLIvAN, Ma. g.
Nh. ARMY MAP SERVICE. in brook.
oil h.-W.h.. bsmt.: Screened screen porch.
800 mo. Conv. transp. MRS
BURGESS. Realtor. o1oe Broad St.
yX.-Sisoo' 1861 Furn.. 8 bedrms.. ful
bsrnt. with rec. rrn.; fenced yard
trees. ROWLAND CO.. JE. 3-3333
Evening star., 1954-11-02
APIS. UNFURNIsHED---MD.

TAKOMA PARK bedrm.. iiv. rnl.,
din. KIT. and bath; newly dec; s.
year-old bldg: $50. Oh. 4-3130.
spts; : sdS bedsms.. s. ss2So: 9s' Dedrns. shrnsn
Shops. S. JO. s-7oss. '''. % S
CHILLUM TERRACE---Lee, 1-bedrm.
modern, New Hampshire ave-, blk.
over D. c.. line. Sheridan st. See
mgr; 023 Sheridan st. JU. S-S725
CL0sE-IN SILVER SPRING--1-bed.
rm.: utils.. furn.; small bldg: off,
street parking: laundry rm.; nr,
shopping center and park rec. area,
THOMPSON q GRAY. Ju. $500
MT. RAINIER, MD.--1st fir. corne,
apt. Adults only; no pets. Lily. fm.,
dinette. kit. inclosed and heated
70 stores, transp. and churches.
or AP. 7-2i2l. "a
ROCKVILLE and 2-bedrm. apts.
LiV. rm., dinette. Kitchen. bath:
screened rear porch. M. schools
sh9pping o4pb center. S65 to $50. 20.
TAK0MA PARKS rms, pvt. bath.
$50 per mo. After $50 pm. See
mnanaser Apt. l. 7103 Maple aye,
EN-. 2-1066. "a
YOU'LL AGREE when you see these
apt; homes home at Elmar Gardens. THE
AREA plus the comfort and conven-
fence Of an attractive garden project.
Cheerful one and two bedroom apts
lnewly decorated at $75 and SS5,
including all utilities. Res. mgr,
ZAP. 7-869S). 5400 Hamilton ST.,
1;IIs 1siween Defense hwy and Hystts; g
& LUCHS CO.. 724 14th st. NV,
Ma. S-2345.
TAX. PIX, 5000 Roanoke. adj. Sligo
Creek--Bedrm., liv. rm., dinette, kit,
bath. 3 expos, pvt. drive, pvt. entr.
Adults. ST.. JU. 5-0293.
APIS. AVAILABLE AT C0BUR TER,
300 Defense hwy, Bladensburg,
Md. Next schools and shopping CEN
ter; bus stop at door. WA. 7-276S.
PARK, 9O5 Fairfax ave-
Beaut. redec. 1st-f1. apt. Liv. rm..
dinette, kit. bedrm.. bath; storage
space; util: rm. $79.5O, incl. utils'
SILVER SPRING, near deorsia and
Colesville-1 bedrm.. liv. rm., di-
uCktC kAb- AlO Udt1 ACWAy. NCSOl 1tC0.
$3.50. NO.. incl. lti1s. JU. 9-3490:
eyes,, LO. 5-4800. -
CONN. and East-West Highway--1
bedrrn., liy. rrn.. dineets, kit; and
bath. $75 per mo. Call r. A.
HUMPHREYS. Realtors, ma. S-5020.
TAKOMA PARK, 1873 Lee ave.-Nr.
elementary and junior high schools;
Mod. 2.hedrnn. AptS,; SY2,5U and
$95 q mo, utils. incl JU. 9-1315
days; JU. 5-3966s eves. --6
TAKoMA PIX. oppost. Wash. San,
716 Maplewood aye.-.Liv; rm.. bed.
rm., porch rm.. kit, tile bath. util.
$65. Open. JU. 7-90s4. ID
LARGE GARDEN APIS, and . bed
rooms S72:50 and $3.50 up, One
newly redec.; fast. direct transp
downtown D. C. 53rd pl and Defense
highway, Bladensburg. Nd. Res.
Mgr, WA. 7-3721,
Meurilee Arms AptS.
Evening star., 1954-11-02
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

DRY CLEANING STORE with fixtures.
Rent, 500 mo. Busy colored loc.. 2439
Nichols ave. Sc. RA. 3-S424. %
LUCRATIVE contractors equipment
business. ladders. building brackets.
hardware; clears $500 week;
$4,000 needed for inysntery and
s566s s-565ss. 8 SSAs.nai' s.lIi. to II p p.@. 3N"Nt
RESTAURANT, catering to q; o. stu.
s4.a5os. stSsif csif Il ELzS SS-sSSSSi. SSi fan P5''s'
GUEST HOUSE, Mt. Pleasant -
Quoted $1,000 monthly income.
clearing over $500; $1,000 down.
EBERMAN. EN-. 3-0303. -
observation-disclosures in shopping
center near Ft. Myer, Va; heavy
beer and vine business; seats rs;
believe this place @ viii vii do DO $500 day
Il properly operated. Price. $4,000
on terms. W. Z. THRIFT. Exclusive,
14l1 Pa. ave. NV. Ma S-9743.,
IUsED-cAR LOT. established two and
Ss year. 'fs Busy eceT serner OEsr nds dGo lSs e
Is units A real opportunity for one
or two boys who know the business.
Three-year lease. Present stock OPP
tional. $4,000 needed to handle.
Write P. o. Box ESQ. Winchester, va.
OPTICAL BUSINESS wANTED-Buy
OF. suitcase. Licensed 25 years. Re-
plies suaranteed confidential. Bog
MofEL5S4 MioSfIi, sszi units, mr.. Riehmond: ioc.
in oeifEf sEz nsT c6sgHaRD RgRas 'sa ReaItoa: or
WANT coSTAcr with top-leyel hotel
and Lor motel chain operator inter.
E,ss satsd IN t9p.leyel project on Q; 8; I
MUST SELL good grocery business;
Monday. Ii. 6-S252. 2s
SMALL GROCERY, good corner loca.
ton; excel. opportunity; beer Il.
cense avail; sacrt 10l 18th 81. Sc.
DRY CLEANING PLANF In Good 10.
cation; owner retiring from dry
cleaning business due to III health;
complete cleaning plant with new
eee-o-Matie and Solvent Retainer;
sasss = zee soSas sSscC s.ss sssl Hsa
USED cAR LOT for le;epressntiy
opened approx. 15.car display; house,
tel ssH sln shed % snd lIgh.ss Il perfect eoPd.
CfffaNHNd fGSa MH 5esi sToRE. priced priced for quick
sale. 3066 Mt. Pleasant st. nv Du.
SERVICE EIsFst 0isEA sTATIoS Z osd FOR III mLEAsEoA
real money-maker, located on Mari-
boro pike In s.e.: all mod. faeil.;
reas. rental: stock. dollar for dollar.
BARGAIN-supermarket; terrife op.
portrnity. Sickness causes sale;
latest equip. air-cond. LU, 1890.
HAVE @ sI.seo for gsEtasrshlp IN 9g.i-
PARTNER wanted for newly. r..
HSessd Ssse w suRpsa ReaSn s1se ouSss ons g 81:
to handle alone. substential caSn
BUSINESS BUYER. Can Is sor hslp
IN Anding 9 gocd stand. AuEAs
BACH q co. DL 7-6bois IA
lcontinusd O Next PaFs.l
Evening star., 1954-11-02

219 OAKWOOD ST. IS. q.
NEAR BOILING FIELD
Just block OF Portland st. near
Rent. $68.75 per mo-, incl. utils.
Contact ianitor on premises.
II. G. SMITHY CO.
81 18th st. NV. - ST. $4,000
COLORED OR WHITES rms, kit
and bath: $50 mo. 1243 II st. ne.
COL 81; oREPMN. slaeai cAr1roL-rIoR1DA-
s,ds Is; $ss:SS sss25 m zss4e $ bath: sp'
kitchsnetts snd snd bath: conv.; $50
CoofIoRED-soi EYE ST. NV
lge. rms, ,semipvt. bath; gas h.--w.h.
cleo; newly dec. S36 mo. co. 6-2lss
coLoRED-soeS BENNNG RID. Sc
-1-bedrm.. liv. rm. dinette, kit.
saRirs sftei Sas RE2irSs. s0i Sall az K ssos6 & arh
COLoRED-1e4 4th ST. N.E.32
| rms, kit. and bath; utilS. incl; SS5
per mo. Cali r. A. HUMPHREYS
REALTORS. Ma. 5000. ---3
COLORED-EXCEL. NV. neighbof-
hood; Q rms, kit. and bath. Fol
information. call Woodley 6-935S,
lCoLoRED-1eO1 L. CAPITOL ST.
Vac; attrac. 2-fam. cor. brk.: Q kits.
2 baths; ideally loc.: close to schools
front-door transp.; dec: children
over 10 accepted. Gail days. AD. 4
5000 or eves., LU. 2-5710.
COLORED-121 53rd ST. S.E.-Mod-
ern, new brick duplex, 8 rms, bath;
$65. JU. 5-4471 for appt. "A
OLORED-N.E.-4-r apt, foyer
oil heat: conv. to schools, transp.
COLORED-I625 18th ST. NV
9 rooms. Kit. bath. Rental. $50
COLoRED-i406 10th ST. NV
rms, kit. and semipvt. bath; $500
mo nI 7.4044
Evening star., 1954-11-02
HOUSES TO SHARE
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

WE NEED MORE HOUSES OR
APIS. TO- rent in Virginia, to Army,
Navy and Air Force officers. Phone,
KI. .9-6644 for vacancies you have
coming up and We will give yop
prompt. efhcient service.
AL BAKER g. SON. INC.
116 8. st. Asaph st.. Alexandria. Va.
Evening star., 1954-11-02
3-BEDROOM HOUSE

Brick semidet. house, oil W.
heat; l blk. of 18th ST.; $105
per mo. 3447 Oakwood ter.
NV. For information call
MR.. MACY, HU. 3-4400.
Evening star., 1954-11-02

UsED-CAR LOT. established two and
4 wear. Busy Corner. Rndie Is 10
IS units A real opportunity for one
or two boys who know the business.
Three-year lease. Present stock OPP
tional. $4,000 needed to handle.
Write p. o. Box ESQ. winchester, Va,
Evening star., 1954-11-02
REAL EST. SALE OR EXCHANGE

DETACHED. NE. - 4.family bldg.
Each apt. has liv. and din. area, 2
bedrms.. kit. and bath. Tenant
ored occupancy. 4s6 trust. S6.-
500 cash, End trust notes, or
ground. EN-. 3-6S1s or DI. 7-0i90.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-04-11
By LiIIion Arthur

The Lee D. Latimers and the
George E. Muths. all long time
residents, are having a series of
parties through early April and
etch one seems a little more fun
than the one preceding.
The entertaining began last
Sunday with a house party at the
Muths' farm. Stonehaven, not
far from the entrance to Sky
line Drive.
Mr.. and Mrs. Muth went down
to the farm Friday and they
took Mr.. Muth's mother. Mrs.
E. E. Muth and his sister, Miss
Lee Muth. with them.
Sunday afternoon they all
came back to Chevy Chase and
with several other guests they
met at the Chevy Chase Club
for a dinner party in honor of
Mrs. Muth, ST., to celebrate her
18th birthday anniversary.
There was birthday cake for
Mrs. Muth and after the dinner
Mr.. Muth showed pictures of
the Rappahannock Hunt Club
and the nearby countryside.
Next week end there will be
another party and again it will
be a celebration for the two
families.
The party will be held Sunday
evening at.the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Latimer and the honor
guests will be Mr.. and Mrs.
Muth. who are celebrating their
wedding anniversary, which will
be on the following day.
Mrs. Thomas K. Taylor Of Tu-
lip Hill will entertain at lunch
con tomorrow in honor of Mrs.
Donald Buckingham, a former
Washingtonian who moved to
Los Angeles a year ago, and who
is back in town for a short visit.
After the luncheon, Mrs. Tay-
lor will take her guests to Ken.
wood to attend a meeting OF the
Perennial Garden Club at the
home of Mrs. William Hill. Mrs.
Hills daughter. Mrs. Charles
Hurd. will be hostess at the meet
ing.
During her years of residence
here Mrs. Buckingham was an
active worker in the Perennial
Garden Club.
Mrs. George B. Clendenin. Mrs.
Alvin L. Aubinoe. Mrs. Herbert
M. Birch, Mrs. George Miller,
Mrs. James H. Shannon, Mrs.
Robert H. Slaughter and Mrs.
Everett c. Embrey are all in
Ocean City. N. j.. for a long
weekend. They are guests of
Mrs. Birch at her cottage there.
DR.. and Mrs. Gilbert Grosvenor
are back home again after a long
vacation. They left home in
January on a sightseeing trip
planned with the definite pur-
pose of visiting places they had
never been before. They finally
decided on an island somewhere
in the West Indies as having the
most to offer.
They arrived home Thursday
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-04-11
.Won1en's Board
OF Hospital
Plans Tea

The Women's Board of the
Hahnemann Hospital will give
a tea May 8 from 4 to 6 o'clock
at the Hospital Nurses Home.
The Hahnemann Hospital is
the former National Homeo-
pathic Hospital, which changed
its name to honor the founder
Of the Homeopathic Society, DR..
Samuel c. F. Hahnemann.
Officers of the Women's Board
are Mrs. Olive Faircloth, presi-
dent: Mrs. Joseph Arnold, Mrs.
Gardner Luce and Mrs. Tomas
Cajigas, vice presidents: Mrs.
Samuel T. Conkling, treasurer:
Mrs. Robert Trey. assistant treas
urer: Mrs. Joseph Murphy. cor
responding secretary. and Mrs.
Horace Gusts, assistant cor
responding secretary.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-04-11
IBethesdo- Montgomery County
Two Couples Entertaining
| At q Series Of Parties

evening with pictures and notes
that will be the basis Of many
interesting evenings Of. converse
ton.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-04-11
Mrs. Priest to Speok

Mrs. Ivy Baker Priest, Treas
urer Of the United States, will
address the Women's Auxiliary
to the District Dental Society at
a luncheon at 1890 pm. Tues
day at the Columbia Country
Club.
During the business session,
Mrs. N. William Ditzler, chair
man Of the Nominating Commit
tee. will present slate of officers.
Mrs. j. E. Schneider of 5001
Thirty ninth street NV. is in
charge of reservations.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1954-02-25
Notice of Sale

Notice is hereby given that
Public Sale of abandoned and
condemned personal property
held in custody of the Division
of Police Protection, Department
of Public Safety, Montgomery
County, Maryland, will be held
on the premises located on the
parking lot in rear of the Court
House, Rockville, Maryland, on
Saturday, February %, 1854
AT 11:OO AM.
consisting of the following de.
scribed property, to wit:
y Bicycles-Various Makes
4 Tricycles
l Motorcycle
l Toy Auto
4 Sets of Auto Fender Skirts
Miscellaneous hub caps and
wheel rings
4 Voltage Regulators
8 American Bosch Generators
IA Auto Tires
4 Rolls of Aluminium Flashing
Tin
Box of Miscellaneous Building
Supplies
2 Complete Auto Tire and Wheel
Assemblies
l RCA Television Tube
l Pair Iron Bed Rails
4 Rolls of BX Electrical Cable
3 Link 35FMTR units complete
Series 2 Transmitters, Ser
les Receivers. Units com.
plete with accessories
2 Link 50FMTR units complete
Series 2 Transmitters, Ser.
les 4 Receivers. Units com.
plete with accessories
4 Units Link-without receiv.
ers. Series 2 Transmitter
Complete with accessories.
! Link Receiver AM-Rack
mounting. Frequency 2424
kc. Crystal Control
TERMS OF SALE: CASH.
PURCHASING BUREAU
1884
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1954-02-25
POOlesville All
Club Plans
Years Program

The Poolesville All Club held
its February meeting in the home
of Henry Clements to plan the
program for the year. Teddy
Buriss, president, presided. The
topic was Keeping Project Re
cords.
Mr.. R. N. Whip, County All
leader, gave an outline of com.
ing events of interest to the club
He also led a discussion on 1.-THE
Raising of Chickens" as a project,
pointing out that now is the time
to buy baby chicks.
The Club plans a basketball
team, practice sessions to be in
charge of Mr.. and Mrs. Russell
Umstead.
At the close of the meeting,
refreshments were served to the
twenty boys and girls present.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1954-02-25
Kiwanis Club
Benefit Dance
Next Week

The KiWanis Club of Rockville
will hold a benefit dance Friday,
March 5, at Hospitality Hall, w.
Henrick Brewing Company, 26th
and D Streets, NV, in Washing
ton. Proceeds will go to purchase
a cabin for Camp Echo Lake.
Eddie Pierce's orchestra will
furnish music, and refreshments
will be served.
DR.. William Frank and doc"
Mannar are co-chairmen of the
affair. Tickets at So per person
may be obtained from Louis
Grossman, from any Kiwanis
member, or at the door the eve
ming of the dance.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1954-02-25
Sheriff's Sale
OF Valuable Personal Property
STATE OF MARYLAND

N1O1N IHON1E1k4 NOO4NI L
to wit:
By virtue of Distraint for Rent
issued by Rockville Gardens, Inc,
landlord, and to me as Sheriff of
Said County, at the suit of Rock
vile Gardens, Inc. VS. John T. and
Catherine McGraw, 1 have this
10th day of February 1854, seized
and taken into execution all of
the right, title, claim, interest
and estate, both at law and in
equity, of the said John T. and
Catherine McGraw of, in, to and
about the following described
property to wit:
/ Couch
2 Small Chairs
l Rocking Chair
l Coffee Table
l Corner Table
1 Dinette Table, Chairs
1 Double Bed
l Bureau
1 Chest Drawers
l Rug
hereby give notice that will
sell all the right, title, claim, in
terest and estate both at law and
in equity of the said John T. and
Catherine McGraw of, in, to and
about the above described prop.
erty to the highest bidders at
302 North Adams Street, Rock.
vile, Maryland, on
FRIDAY, MARCH 9, 1854
AT 1890 AM.
TERMS OF SALE: CASH.
CHARLES S. LAWRENSON,
Sheriff Montgomery County,
Maryland 119C
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1954-02-25

Vernon E. Martens, our loca
physician.
Miss Frances Savage is the
guest of Miss Joan Umberger al
this writing.
Mrs. Garrett Umberger is sell
ing a very fine hair freshener
and hair shapmoo, and as pre-
MUM she will receive so cur
coffee urn which she is going tt
donate to the WMU Society oil
the Baptist Church. jamie will
appreciate call whenever you
need either of the above articles
Mrs. Florence Carr of Wash
ington, D. c., was the weekend
guest of her daughter, Mrs. LIE
roy Sutphin. She attended church
services, morning and evening
accompanied by her son, Mr.
Burton Carr.
Our sincere sympathy is ex
tended to the families of the late
Mr.. John Walter Grimes of Rock
vile and Mr.. William Jennings
Selby of Boyds. Both men were
buried on last Saturday.
Our Girls All Club met last
week at the home of Martha and
Mary Palmer with IL girls pre-
sent. Due to Mrs. Rodney Whit.
aker having to attend a meeting
of PTA Workers Committee at
Gaithersburg School, Mrs. Susie
Poole took care of the discussion
group. A very interesting time
was enjoyed by all. An antique
wool blanket was shown by
Teresa Dove. Wool for blanket
was grown on her greatgrand-
fathers farm in w. Virginia and
was hand carded, spun and
woven about so years ago. The
study of materials is one in
which many of we adults might
well be deeply concerned, as
knowledge of contents of a given
dress, suit, or coat might well
save one many clothing dollars.
Mrs. Alice DeLand is most
surely an inspiration to many of
us who are years and years her
junior. 1t was my great pleasure
to have most pleasant CONVEX
sation with Mrs. DeLand one
afternoon last week. At the age
of IS she is more active than
most of we younger ones. She
has about five acres of land and
without help she tends a large
garden, growing kale parsley
which she covers and today it is
green and succulent. Not only
this, but tomatoes, ETC., which
she shares with her friends. Best
of all, Mrs. DeLand has a very
lovely flower garden extending
from the highway on both sides
of her lane to her home, all of
this has been very meticulously
cleaned at this early date. l
came away filled with deep adj
miration and respect for a real
gardener and fine lady. OF
course I was the recipient of
several parsley plants and rose