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AUToMoBILEs foR sALR

PONTIAC 81 chieftaiu ds /. 4-dr.::
7. and h. Hydra-Afatle, outside
visor, SPARKLING green finish Ike
new; ere owner. excenent g11r.
So45. LOGAN ueIdl. 1111 18th
pokiTIsc 81 niz az az -sspo. sss' s-aoor ..d.n:
/ owner. Best cash oiisr. %.
foRscaE sS.sSs 1858 An.riea. eoupe; Ss ser-
feet eond; 1000 miles; $3.50
sEaNpseb29Mu., IA pssse1t9. ..er,t,e. .n.ia si6o 1.
soes % "a q h1si1lsa 1siloan. ssesn Secsnss Il I'm n.
mediats departure ahroad: list price
$1-100: WIN take $500. IN. 3-eS45
srUDEBAKkR .ss Commander l-dr.
bowlAa sTuupksaKSk. seoo Ga GS.
sTEDEsaAkIfh IA ITa 81 81 rAnderuiser. "a lsSr.:
=. and h.. at. t.s.. &C.. orig. black.
yery clean. one owner. Sse5; Bow
NAN STupEBAKER, T600 Ga. ave,
|sf6DHBAKER 81 champten l-dr..
7. and h.s cd. DARK gray. low mile
sTgpEBAKER. feoS ds. ave. IA
|sTubEBAKER 1858 comnander 'S VS.
4-df.; oyerdrive. 8 really hne ear;
y; ;oe5 Can afranse terms. VA.
sTUDRBAKER 80 Champion. Star
ite coupe. 7. and b. Cd. Very clean
tnsiae and out. one owner; 1885.
BOWMAN sTqDI.EBAKER. 1900 "a.
lsTU6iiEBaKR2R 2 .z6 4S. a-aoor; Ideal 10 iou-
cost trailsportation; S1b0s o-month
or 6.000-nile werranty NORTH
EAST MOTOR CO tEordl AGO
Bennine I'd. ne. LU. 4-1o11.
sTDDEBAKEh s5S Commander Reeal
de luxe sport coupe; Ike new; ereen
interior: euuipped with automatic
This one-owner car has had only
12.70O miles and has that new-car
showroom look: 10000 miles or one
year car-life guar.; $1.306. LO-
GAN tFordl, 2017 Va. ave. NV,
NE. e-261S. s5
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4 AuToMoslLEs EoR sALE

SfuDKBAKER 1858 Champion de
K ST .se5. LII D. s1TLER. Jill INC \ )
sfS6hbsEsakKIE ~ s.door do s-sedoi ssdSn
cram pun; 1915. Contact mr.
sHoQB. after 6:ls pm. Tu
sTdabbsEssAKKR sTdabbsEssAK 1851 champion 4-dr..
heater, new seat covers. orig. gray
m; immaculate ecnd. throaghout.
3Q-day guar; S4o5. HILL & SAN
DER'S Wash.,s Oldest Ford Dealer
1900 I4th g: NV. NO. 7-Il1l
Open ewes. TIL 9. sat. tin s.
sTBDEBAKER 1853 Champion 2-dr
sedan; fully equipped; 10000 act9a
miles: one owner; beautiful era,
finish: immaculate interior. Cal
absolutely same as new 10 ever
S1.0g5. BEL MOTORS. 500 wis
sfUDEEAkiEE fgai n;ii M SO s1ecSS Champion "a ar;
iisht gray Az fnish. Ike new. sSr' ont On.
owner, low mileage. W.A.T.A. guar !,
$59S. LOGAN fFordl, iii 18th st
sTUDEBAKERs sos. Champions: al
styles. Priced from $406. LEE D.
BUTLER, INC. 1854 Wis. ave.
NV. IN 3-z040.
vOLKsWACEN '6s sedan; lew mile
age. S9S9. guaranteed. JACK PRY,
LTD Distributor. 18th and P sts
sWmLYS 1e4e Jeepster; dark finish
with excellent V.-T. tires: most eco.
nonieal 70 run; $345. PARKWAY
FORD, 305l II st. NV. AD. 2-01e5
Open 8 70 o; Sat. til 8.
Evening star., 1955-01-28
AuToAoBILEs PoR sAlH

WHLxs s53 Aero Eagls hard TOP; :.
and b. cld.s 2etone gFeen. one eNnef;
S1.095. BOWMAN gTgDEBAKkR.
WILLYS is49 station Waecu: over
drive. z and n: the ideal ssnd car;
S4e5. RARKWAY-FORD. 3051 n
St. nv. AID. 2-0lS5. Open to .;
sat. I'll 6.
IWILLYs 81 station wagon; economi-
| CAL 4-eylinder JOB with cyerdrive.
Immaculate condition throughout;
SECS. cHKvY CHASE MOTOR CO..
INC. f725 Wis. ave.. OIL. 4-6i00.
Home Of Country Club Used Cars .
WILLXS .5e So Aero Ace Custom
e-dr. 2-tone green; r. h., nd, good
tires; ear exceptionally nice cond.;
price. $500 under book value, q
BladensburE fd.. VA. 7-6500-
WTkLYS 1881 station wagon almost
brand-new. just perfect: heater.
overdrive and garege kept: famous
"6s cylinder motor. ,6aeriflce. S595.
Mr.. ALBERT, 1880 r. ]. ave. ne.
Evening star., 1955-01-28
AUTOS. soR SALE tcsss., |

PLYMOUTH SO cranbrook: equipped:
II owner; excellent eond Can ar
fsaEa nnaneinE. sozs. On. 1-sess.
SLrMouru so craabrooE S-dr.
seqan. Il and h., WV. tires, beau
fifnf 2-tone blue finish. This car
nast be seen % be .appIec. at only
sb1ll wis ave. NV, Wo. 6-Io99.
anal black anish. clean inside and
e1t; 3O-day guar: S1e6. HILL 4
eAkpERs Wash.S Oldest Ford
iIiiI Fiji 6Ssa see syes Islh s:T sss IA fo
tLEMogLH '4s eoape; iet black m
sditicn Threushout; Sig5. LOGAN
sFoIdl. iii 18th 81. NV. DI
fLYMOUTH 1850 de luxe 4-dr. &C.
dan: Beautiful black finish;e spotless
interior, with seat covers, heater,
oR sondecs ylsS sbs Ss:s %ssinsHes IF ssasss oa
Dealer, TsEW MOTOR Co, 9th and
Fla. ave. ne. Ii. 7-1732.
RLYMoUTH s4g club coupe; excel
slent condition: fully equipped; 4
ezrgetn; 2 W.A.T.A gnaT.; S2o6,
sA@LAN aEUA4Ys liza 4csn ~ NV
fBTM0Ufh 1888 club coupe; beauti.
fui sea mist green 1nish; looks Ike
new / owner: exceptionally clean
throughout; has custom seat covers.
factory heater; $1,l95- Washing
tons Oldest and LARGEST poags
sSS@ossS SsR And Sss'' tl.. sE. sEs. a'se aiYf L
pIYM0ItT4t 1asI cranhrook e,uh
coupe: looks Ike new with Its shiny
medium green nnish; seat covers.
factory heater for only S745,
washington.s Oldest ana IL Largest .sS
TOR CO., 9th and Fla. ave. me-.
RLYMOUTH '52 4-df.; low mileage;
exceptionally nice. beautiful light
dsfroster. matching covers. See
ta4. sls beasE REErYEpfcK seSsg SE ssgS cafyss fa5s
LET. 1855 wilson blvd. Arllngt6n,
Va. ia. 2-900I. Open I'll S:5s
PIYMoUTH 80 4-dr. sedan;
equipped, 2-tone finish; l owner;
low mi. Price to see Pri. and Sat.
only $Is405s SOUTHEAST NASH.
2U33 Nichols ave. LII. 4-6200.
PLYMOUTH t962. cranbrook club
coupe, - ana M eAceptlonhlly
clean, 80 day guarantee, x795,
KApLAN u CRAWFORD, DODGE
PLYMOUTH DEALER, 1920 Chanps
lain st. my, co. B-6740. DO
PLYMOUTH 1851 4-dr.; very clean;
39-day guarantee. priced right ut
SSe6. KAPLAN q CRAWFORD,
: pODGE-PLYMOUTH DEALER, 1929
Ehamplain st. NV. CO. 5-6741.
80
FLYMOUTH 's3 cranhrook sedan;
radio and heater. Special for today,
&1s0Dbl Car No. 780-A. MONROE
FORD, 6I00 Wis. ave. NV, WO.
$4,000. Open ewes. It'll D pm.
PLYMOUTH So Belvedere hard top;
radio and heater. A very popular
model! Only SS96. Car No. GALA.
MONROE FORD, 800 wis. ave,
nv, Wo. e-2600. Open ewes. N
Bpm. S
Pls2MOUTH s5s cranbrcok club
tonpe; oyerdrive; r. and h.. Wv.
tires. 2-tone green nm, owner; low
n1ilease; 4-t1o. guar. 81 ,195. HILL a.
SANDERS, Wash.'s Oldest Ford
Dealer. ll14 Vermont ave. NV.
AD. 4-4300. Open ewes. til Q, Sat.
III o.
Evening star., 1955-01-28
AUToMosllEs foR SALE

PONTfEc 1857 cstalina: 2-tone;
ER's coR.. Buick nsslsr. IA. ave,
ne at 9th. IL 6-o464.
PONTIAC 1881 2sdopr cpe.: +. snd b :,
Sz4o. HORNER'8 COR. Buick
pealsr Pa. ave. nA at 6th II
PONTfac 81 s-cylinder elub eouoe,
Beautiful sky-bfue dnishs radio.
heater. turn signals. Nhile-Wnil tires
Looks and runs like new. secs
LOGAN tFord), 354o 14th 81. NV
PONTIAC 10 silver streak ..sa 2.
Dr.: Z. and h.. turn signais. hIacl
nnlsn; new seal covers; good tires
tEoLdl. 3548 l4th St NV. 2.
|PoNTiAC 1850 chieftain de iuxs "a.
2-dr. sedan, distinctive dove gfa,
fnish, with harmonizlng tailor4nnadl
seat coEerss Hydra. drive. de lux
redio and heater and many othel
car which reflects the fineSt Of care
an outstanding value ct only $045
OIM6TEAD MOTOR CO.. NnrtherY
Vlrgtnia's Lareest C1dsmohile DenIef
2Q00 Wilson blvd, Atl "a. 7-840O
PONTIAC '52 Chieftain de luxe @Ss
2-dr, sedan; deiiehtfui 2-tone greer
AAAAAlAA WIN A4e4A AAA04tkLtklM E-tQuE III
terror; duAl-rnnee HydrR-AGatic drive
radio, heater. turn signals and man,
other accessories; loW-miieage. L.
owner car which reflects the fines
Of care throughout; WATA guaFan.
tee: sale priced ct only 81 .O95
oLM6TEAD MOTOR Co, N. Vir.
gfniass Largest Oldsmobile Dealer
1000 Wilson blvd, Afi., ia. 7-8400
PONTIAC 1850 Custom de luxe se.
dan; brand-new and perfect con-
dition: $1,000 miles original owner;
equipment, Hydra-Matie, radio
heater. eacrifice $685.; also terms
MR.. SIMMONS, 1880 r. ]. ave. e
PONTIAC 1859 Super Catalina; Hy-
dra Matte, radio, hester. Very low
mileage. Beautiful 2-tone fnish; ali
leather interior; Whitehall tires.
Car absolutely same as brand-nev
apprseisted. a. a. 81 ,ss5. BELL b 4
MoroRsi M0l Ssssoo. SOLO wis. eve: 40 nIw.
1853 chieftian de luxe
sedan; beautiful Brewster green,
custom 2-tone green interior. Wv.
tires, r. and h.. Dual-range Hydra.
E-ZyEye Glass Many extras. 16.-
900 actual miles. One owner.
MOST GORGEOUS S3 PONTIAC,
FULLY GUARANTEED, 81 .5g5 cash.
trade or terms. WOLFE MOTORS,
1891 Wisconsin ave. NV. EN-.
5-ul4z.
Evening star., 1955-01-28
AuToMoBiLEs ron SALE

'S3 cranbrpok club
coapsG oserdFiFe, r. and b.. 2-ions
green Nnish, W.. tireB: one owner.
leE mlleage; 4-mo. guar; el.1a5.
HILL a. SANDERS, Wash.s Oldest
Ford Dealer. lila FeFmont ave. NV.
AD. 4-4S00. Open eyes. ~ 3. Sat.
Po1lssffiAc 81 1862 s-eyl catalina: w.
tires. 2-tone finiEh. fully equlp. Incl.
Aydra.; 81. .2S5: PMkY BRANCH
.MoIoRs. Ju. s-lls5.-- --2s
roNnAc s1T,ss lafs Sor, dT;; p;,,4gn AzdTs eI seI
cannertieut Wo. s-s4oo -.
|PONTiAC 53 de luxe .sss Catalina;
leather Interior. TERMS doiisr value
at $l.fgS. Top allowance. for yeltF
ave- oL, 5000; in the heart q
Ii 6stHi 6NffAc q ,ss chieftain de luxe sss.,
f-dr.: fully equipped; .spotless 2
tone finish: Ike new: loE-mileage.
a;e. aSsnsso e, eS5 soir iss9M M MeNIR NISR 1oN hoN
TfAC. 1890 Wis. ave. OIL. 4-s0n0;
ID the heart of Bethesda. Us
PONTIAC 1850 sedan: .6"; Hydra.
5000. HcRNER's BUICK. as2s
MINI ne. Lu 1926. rs
oer ts b.st sfTD1sts Pont;ac sesssIlE essi n .ovn M
MCNEIL PONTIAC. 1920 wis. ave,
oE 5000 IN the heart Of Pc
rsoSfiAc soasiiaA 1854 sony.: hydra. Tss pos.l
slsssEl9s sssa9s rEooD ss Ts PourPac. @seu!assi 4ssi
PONTiAC 1883 cdr: has been in
storaEe An 9 months: must sell. " wo'
PoNIIiAc q a,dr. sedan; :. snS b.
excel. eond. throughout; new tires;
PONTIAC 1851 chieftain de luxe "S''
4-dr.: 2-tone paint: fully equip;
Hydra, Wv. tires; low mileage;
excel. cond.; $945. HA. 2-a559.
PONTIAC 81 club coupe; heater.
plastic seat covers; orig: light sgas gray
HILL 4 SANDERS, Wssh.'s Oldest
Ford Dealer, 1900 18th st.. NV.
no. ,7;1ll1. Open ewes. III D.
Pontiac ON AZ z 'ss chieitain De lux. @s.'
4-dr. sedan; lustfous 2-tone gray
finish; =. and h., dir. sig; new.ear
Nash Nash Az sELHcT6N Rlsros coEs ssIs Il indoor
showroom. .20l5 N. Moore st., Arl.
PONTIAC 1858 Chieftan i.S'' conv.
coupe; +. and h., Hydra-Matic. power
sSisllau tiais car : Ike new new; only G1s sigsesb.
PAUL BROS, loldsl. KE, f-I3es.
Wis; sss;;;. ass; ..i and Eliicott st. r,,.W-
PONTIAC $50 2-door .S-eyl.; r. and
h.. Hydra; real clean; $4,000 NIL;
new Wv. tires; best Cffer over
S6f5. KI. s-45l9.
PONTIAC 1854 cdr. Chieftain de
luxe. radio. heater, Hydra-M Matte,
tinted glass; 2 tone, Fri. and sat.
only, 81 ,9D5. L. P. Stafford-N Nash,
430l Conn. ave, NV, EN-. $4,000.
PONTIAC so 4-dr. Chieftain IS"
fully equipped; 2-tone gray; Hydra. |;
very Clean. low. mileage. Ok war
Tanty; Only q OBS: WIsSNoER
Falls Church. Va, JE. 2-6960.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-10-06

hall tomorrow evening and a gala
time is expected by all the Twin
BROKERS who plan to attend.
Ellen and Melville Boucher of
Spaats Place are now in the thur
ry-up and wait" stage of prepare
ton for their transfer to Paris.
He'll join the staff of EUCOM,
in the Department of Defense.
The influenza study is being re-
Sumed by NH for the sneeze sea-
son, so keep a pencil by your
kleenex box and write down, the
time and the temperature, or you
will develop a terrible guilt com.
pick when the nurse calls you
and asks how your mother and
your third child are this week
and you can't remember which
one had the fever.
With a prowler incident (no
damage) in Twinbrook Forest last
week and the two attack cases in
Viers Mill village, the mothers
along Atlantic Avenue began to
caution the children about going
into the woods alones The chill
dren as usual were not impress
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-10-06
There's No Ice
On FrOsty-DOg
Wins Laurels

Frosty, four-year-old Samoy-
ed dog belonging to Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank B. Bowen, of 1900
Ardennes Avenue, Rockville
added two championship points
and four ribbons to her collection
of honors Sunday at the Old
Dominion Kennel Club dog show
in Virginia.
The snOW-White dog, whose for
NAL name is Dunya of Encina
won best of breed, best of
American-bred bitches, best of
winners and winners. All of
these prizes were for Samoyed
dogs. Mr.. Bowen handled her in
the show.
One of her daughters, also
known as Frosty, recently won
several ribbons at a dog show in
HagerstoWn.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-10-06
Start Work
On Industrial
Site Near City

Ground will be broken this
month for a 17-acre industrial
community" north of Rockville
on Ri. 240. Industrial Properties
Inc. is building the project on
property formerly owned by VIII
liam A. Sling.
Speaking for the builders,
Rockville's Roger w. Eisinger, Jr.
says a group of brick and cinder
block industrial structures will be
erected as tenants appear. Areas
as small as So X % will be avail
able to Industrial leaSorS.
Mr.. Eisinger says B G. O
railroad siding will be available
to the industrial area. He says
Stone st. will be extended to
meet Westmore Ave. thus elm
mating the necessity of traffic
to and from the new project
crossing the railroad tracks.
The first building, a $4,000
single-story structure 7O' X 125'
will be completed in about four
months. No tenants have signed
up as yet.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-10-06
By Elaine WOjtanowsi
Gaithersburg 4-S898

The tremendous enrolment at
TWinbrook Elementary has pro-
duced problems outside the school
as well as in the general realm
OF education. The "all-purpose"
room, which functioned in that
capacity for year and a half, is
now devoted entirely to one pur-
pose. claSSroomS.
The TEA, PTA, Cub Scouts,
Dance Groups and other clubs
which had been meeting there are
now all house hunting. The Lu-
theran Church hall has been made
available to these groups when
ever possible. The seasons first
Tea meeting was held there and
the first cub pack meeting of the
year was also held in the church
hall, last Friday.
AT this meeting, George Dick
lnson and James Kolsrud receiv-
ed their Webelos badges. This is
the highest honor in cub scouting
and the badge becomes a part of
the scout uniform. Billy Barley
and Michael Buchanan achieved
the rank of Lion and Allan Burt
and John Ferguson became Bears.
Alan Morse who also earned
his WebeloS this summer receiv-
ed his award at the Pow Wow of
all scouts and cubs in Gathers
burg last week. Since Alan in
tends to continue in scouting, his
award marked the transition
from cub to scout and was made
complete with bon fire and war
dance by George Moore, good
scout, and an old friend of Alans
parents.
This Friday there will be a
meeting of the Den Fathers at
the home of Arthur Burt, $40
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-10-06
Inter-Race Group
Plans Discussions

"Our Children in a Changing
Community Pattern" a new inter,
racial discussion group for par
entS of school age children, spon-
sored by the Montgomery Civic
Committee and Service to Groups,
will begin on Monday, October 10,
at S:15 p. m, at the home of
Mrs. Leslie Able, 100 Forest Ave-
hue.
The group will be led by Mrs.
Sylvia Goodstein. The enroll
ment fee is 81 per family. Meet
ings are scheduled for October "a,
November ii and %, December
y, January 9 and %, February
13 and q, March II and 26, and
April 8 and 23rd with meeting
places to be announced later.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-10-06
Rockville MatrOns Literally
Clean House, in Preparation
For Chilly Weather Ahead

sons and members of their fam
lilies held the annual picnic of
Trinity Lodge at the home of
Van Lippard, on Falls Road and
Monument Street. Mr.. Lippard, a
charter member of the lodge, op-
ems his six and a half acres for
the lodge picnic each year.
A barbecue, games, and pony
rides for the children were on
the days schedule. Robert w.
Knapp, master of the lodge, was
among the members and guests
who enjoyed Saturdays perfect
picnic weather.
DR.. and Mrs. Brian Potter, of
StillWell Road, entertained at din
ner at Normandy Farm recently
in honor of her brother and his
wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Currie
of Montreal, Canada.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Stimac. of
Adrian ST., were hosts at a fare
well dinner at Normandy Farm
recently in honor Of his brother
and sister-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Stimac of West Lansam
Hills, who are leaving for Wheel
ing, w. Va, where he will be en-
gagged in construction contracts
for two years. Another brother
and his wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Jo-
seph Stimac of Wheaton, were al
so present.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-10-06
Grounded TaUinbrOOk School
Forces Chic Groups to Find
Ne1U Locations for Meetings

StillWell Road, to make plans for
a meeting place for the rest of
the year,
The theme suggested by the ma
tional cub program for our pack
this month is Bee keeping. :.
Scouting was safer in the old
days when all they had to do
was "Bee prepared"
Great Aunt Helen Small, of
Waltham, Mass, visited us last
weekend on the way to New York
and South American cruise.
AT their last meeting, the Home
makers III club voted to give all
the money they won at the Gath
ersburg fair with their display
on Aging" to the Upton Nurs-
ing Home.
The installation of sidewalks on
Atlantic Avenue and the compile
ton of the blacktop at the play
ground have brought out a mass
of Christmas vehicles that were
tried once and put away because
the small fry couldn't navigate
on the grass and mothers would
MT let them ride in the street. The
blacktop in the play area seems
especially inspired, and drivers
who have had difficulty getting
down Atlantic and out Wander
grift Avenue should have
smoother, less frustrating, ride
from now on.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Lutz have
been visiting their daughter and
son-in-laW, Betty and David
Hughes on Atlantic Avenue. Mrs.
Lutz was able to stay a whole
month and Mr.. LutZ, who stayed
only two weeks, was here long
enough to supervise the arrival
of their third grandchild.
The first Parrish Dance of the
season will be held at st. Mary's
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-10-06
Youth, Age
Figure in
Nuptial Notes

Amt love grand! A 14-year old
girl and 70-year old man re-
ceived marriage licenses this
week., (No, they're not marrying
each other0 Among the county
couples receiving licenses were:
Charles William Tynes. Washington and
Alma Sylvia Buchner, Fairmont Heights;
Harley WILLIAM No. Weakly Jr, Silver
Spring; Harry Triggis, Miami, Fla. and
Georgia PhotopuloS Silver Spring; John
Albert Estopinae, Washington and Jane
Saunders Talioferro, Silver Spring; Ste,
Beverly Ann Shultz, Cabin John
Harold Lloyd Sprouse, Kensington and
Barbara Ann O'Brien, Silver Spring; Ed
ward A. Marders, Jr., Washington and
Paulette Brobst, Silver Spring, Edward
line Skae,.. Kensington; Donald Arnold
Smith, Takoma Park and Margaret Fran
ces Dowd, Takoma Park: John K. By
ron, Silver Spring and Geraldine Quinn,
Silver Spring.
and Betty Lou Gwin, Washington; Johnny
Robert Jones, Bethesda and Esther Nc
Neill, Fairmont Heights; John Roland
Bother, Jr., Silver Spring and Naomi Kay
Goyne, Silver Spring; John J: Callahan,
Spring; Earl E. Human, Jr., Silver
Spring and Roberta E. Durfee Water
town, Mass.
Wasyl Prystoy, Rockville and Myrtle
Izze, Rockville; James Peter Dove, Jr.,
Rockville and Bernice Louise White Cab
in john Delbert Clarence Weber, Bethes-
da and Barbara Louise Robbins, Capitol
Heights; Robert B. Marsden, Bethesda and
Dola Pat Brooks, Washington; John L.
Mattingly, Washington and Clara M.
Auth, Silver Spring.
Bruce C. Vein. Silver Spring and Con-
stance Ann Gardiner, Silver Spring;
George Lester, Takoma Park and Alma
Cliff, Silver Spring; John Phillip Schwartz,
Silver Spring and Audrey Bates, Wash,
ington Joseph E. Turco, Green Acres and
Janice Miller, Arlington; Maurice Eugene
Brogden, Gaithersburg and Aline Frazier,
Gaithersburg.
Walter Turner, Silver Spring and Mary
Hawkins, Silver Spring; Charles o. Par
sons. Kensington and Barbara Ann Car
mock, Kensington; Paul David Weir, Ia
koma Park and Marian May Hill, Takoma
Park; Edward F. Boucher, Palm Har-
Dor, Fla. and Naomi c. Beard, Takoma
Park; Harmon O'Neil Spicer, Bethesda
and Jewell Imogean Wiley, Miami, Okla;
John Harmon Hill, Brinklow and Shirley
Mae Adams, Olney.
Marvin Theodore Ricketts,, Dickerson
and Annie Marie Harper, Poolesville; Ver--
non Gordon Taylor. Jr., Kensington and
Sally Powers Brooks, Kensington; Joseph
Ricketts,, Spencerville and Mary Louise
Sims. Rockville; Thomas E. Douglas,
Washington and Ruth Butler, Washington.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-10-06
Rural Delivery
Serves 1000

More than 4,039 persons in this
area receive their mail through
the three rural routes of the
Rockville Post Office, Hugh Has
sell, Postmaster, announced this
week. I'll,
The three routes include more
than lib miles and serve 1910
families, he added.
Throughout the nation, the
Post Office departments rural
routes now serve more Americans
than at any previous time, it was
reported. The rural delivery serv-
ice marked its 55th birthday on
Sept. 80.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-10-06

ed, they have known about the
witch" in the woods ever since
the playground closed, but since
she never got anybody" they
don't believe the police sign any
more. 1t develops that the witch
that had frightened them at first
is on the ARL-MONT Security
Patrol Posters mo trespassing
5igns). >. She was described by
one of the children as "a blind
old woman, with sword in one
hand and a dish of poison in the
other" AS the fellah said, There
s no justice"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-10-06
FLYING at Pensacola

At the Naval Auxiliary Air Sta
ton, Saufley Field, Pensacola,
Fla. for formation flying train
ing is Naval Aviation Cadet Rob-
ert G.. Ehrman, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. H. A. Ehrman of 1920 Bex-
hill dr., KenSington.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-10-06
WHAT DO YOU KNOW.

A little boy contestant in the
1915 SENTINEL Child of the
Month" contest was named David
Crockett
The frontiersman., 1955-04-28
CITY RESCHEDULES BID OPENING; EQUALIZATION HEARINGS

Insurance bids submitted to the City of Palmer which were scheduled to be opened at a special meeting last night were to be opened at loo p.m- today. Because of a quorum lack no official business could De transacted at last nights special meeting of the City Council nor at the Board of Equalization meeting which followed.
 Six city residents appeared before the Board of Equaliza- ton to file protests. Although the protests were heard, no action was taken. City coun- cil members will again sit as g Board of Equalization on May : 4 at 8 pm. in the office of the city clerk. -@
The frontiersman., 1955-04-28
THANK YOU NOTICE

The Palmer Area Recreation Council takes this opportunity to thank the following organizations whose contributions helped to make PARC's first year activities a success Beta Sigma Phi, $100; Cheechako HomemakeT's, $50; Kiwanis, $20O; ACT SIS, Palmas- fila Homemakers, $100; River bend Homemakers, $25. Also, thanks to Emil Ganschow, Allan Mick, and George Small for val iant efforts to remove snow from skating rink; and to Gwen MoT- ley for her lovely organ music at the Parc-a-Prom.
 All PARC supporters are urg- ed to attend the annual meeting Friday, April 29 to elect new board.
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