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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-01-29
Bold Faith in the Economy

Continued from Back Page)
president Of the corporation and the Secretary OF De-
tense and IL anybody had any doubt about that famous
nisqvotaton which widely circulated he must have
had such doubt removed For plain from the speeches
that what good for America is what General Motors
sders paramount for itself.
Thus Just year ago when the prophets Of gloom we're
shaking their heads and predicting depression Mr. Curtiee
before the group Of business and predicted
there would be continuing high level Of employment
and consumer expenditures with unprecedented housing
and gross national product not far from the 1888
level But he startled his audience then by announcing that
General Motors planning expansion program OF .
billion dollars which has since grown by halt billion Such
was his confidence in the future.
COULD SAY -" TOLD YOU so"
This time Mr. Curtis able TO say = told you so. !"
his 1853 prediction sales and volume OF business
was right the button General Motors crossed the ten
billion mark sales and the whole industry produced close
to 1000, 900 auto units.
Mr. curiee is optimistic about 1855 which he thinks
will be great year in business He foresees national
product for 1855 Of 1910 billions which per cent in
crease last year
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-01-29
Vatican Says US. School System
Continued from Back Page)

American Catholics that lin their present position strong
minority in country where they surrounded by at
nosphere Of liberty and general sympathy they ought 10
think twice before hoping 10 improvements they make
any move that might them lose what they have
AZ this point the reviewer recognizing the fact that
what he had called misunderstood respect for the opinions
all" very thing which enables Roman Catholics 10
have freedom religion country where they out
numbered by non-Catholies YET the main theme OF the
lew was that deeprooted respect for freedom
tragedy and the constitutional ban government sup
mort OF religious education unjust discrimination against
( hristian parents.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-01-29
"Psychiatrist Dr.. Selling Dies at ST.


DETROIT TRIBUNE COMMENT:
Christian Scientists agree with the Rev, Mary Baker
Eddv Gods Daughter. Successor to Christ Jesus-com-
plene unfinished business of the Master the things
that they COULD NOT BEAR 33 A.D.-that there are
grand men and women engaged in medical prActiee!to
which the Detroit Tribune adds: AMEN!
BUT-all of the non-Chrstan Scientist men and
women engaged in the healing prayers included
prisoners of the devl-"Vhom Satan hath bound'-via
animal ma gnetiSn ralism which saturate med'-
cal Psychology hence S-U-F-F-O.C-ATlNG the divine
and spiritual sense of it's patients including the God con-
demned use of Observation-Disclosures temporary ease
in sin spiritual nakedness, for premature deaths-
thus making widows, widovers. and orphans of thous-
ands!-many thousands!-each year!
sThe road to hell is paved with good intentions -
a. per C.S Monitor editorial in the early '20's.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-01-29
RECENT MESSAGE WITH FLOWERS.
TO HERMAN KElFER HOSPITAL

GOD DESIRES THAT YOU BEAR WITNESS UNTO
THE CHRIST SCIENCE THAT WILL LiBERATE ENTIRE
HOSPITAL POPULATIONS FROM THE DEVILS ADAM
AND EVE PSYCHOLOGY OF SICKNESS. DISEASE. AND
DEFORMlTlESl
Lovingly yours according 10 Christ.
A. r. Fruehavf cS.~tr
REACTION: Wonderfv--ioy and gratitude. BELIEF OF
r q, VANISHING IN RECOGNITION OF ONES TRUE.
DIVINE, cHRlsTLiKE SPIRITUAL. ETERNAL
INDIVIDUALITY - THE VERY IMAGE AND LIKENESS
or "ouR FATHER.MoTHER GOD, ALL-HARMoNouS1
Doctors nurses. and patients much intrigued
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-01-29
Navy Plane Lost at Sea-
CONTINUED from Back Page)

All non honest God Christian Scientists are still
.nionine-mors Iess-by the mind tsoeaIed Of the
Adrs human administrations and Eves-are born wthII
Complexities Of aviation and the atomic age will even
n,lIv make chrsfIke Christian Scientists of the entire
human rseel-Jesvs being No. !, Of eourse-ihe spiritual
regeneration beginning with many prior TO soealIed death.
and continuing in that collective consciousness called the
next worIdI
There Is NO geographical change involved only
CHANGE in consciousness lll-bsevs II notI
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-01-29
DIR. LOWELL S. SELLING
From The Chicago Tribune)

ORLANDO Fla. Jan Is (AP)-Dr. Lowell 5. Sell
ing So of Winter Park, psychiArst died here today
after heart attack He was the author of number Of
books and articles psychsry and leader in studying
the nations driving accident problem thru phychiay He
was native Of Detroit and industrial psychatc
suant to Chevrolet and Packard Motor companies prior
to coming o Florida
Gods alternative to sedatves Read H c. S textbook
Christ Science Miracle wOrkerl-to Notwithstanding
the mentally scki-Aso the sck youngl including in
fantsl
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-01-29
Tribune Publisher Can testify
BY Dorothy Thompson
(Continued from Back Page)
PART a

FAKI q
THE WRITER'S CRUSADING, PIONEERING
NATURE BROUGHT HIM INTO SHARP CoNfLiCi
WITH RELIGIOUS MEDICAL, SOCIAL,
SCIENTIFIC, EDUCATIONAL, AND NUMEROUS
OTHER TYPES OF ERRORSi-TYPlCAL Or me
DEVILS ADAM AND EVE PSYCHOLOGY INTO -
AND WITH WHICH HUMAN BEINGS AXE
BORNE
The opposition of the devil-animal agnetisml -
Va the Christ irresistible, nvneble triumphant divine
idea of God of Jesus of man, and all eternal reality and
right conduct HERE provokes substantial burger Tor
the seemingly highly nutritious sustaining foodsl
Hitler, incidentally the frustrated type OF the
eevs Adam, early. His need for food and the aequi'
n OF II amply recorded for those desiring more in
formation.
Continued Next Column. ToP)
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-01-29
PART 2
THE DEVIL TOOK DIR. SELLING FOR THE
BIBLICAL Ia YEARS PLUS!
PSYCHIATRIST, DIR. Lowell S. Selling,

PSYCHIATRIST, DR.. Lowell ). Selling, 81
Dr. Lowell S. Selling, So of the nations leading
and former director of the Recorders Court
psychiatric clinic died Tuesday in Orlando, Fla
Dr. Selling, native of Detroit, had been psycha-
rc consultan to Chevrolet Division of General Motors
Corp. and Packard Motor Car Co.
He was the author of of books and papers
psychiatry and leader in studying auto accident
problems through psychiatry.
He was with Recorders Court from 1895 until lS4S
when he resigned to enter private practice.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-01-29
20 WEARS on IMPRESSION"

Calling on business TO do basic research. M,
Sloan stressed the importance OF scientific discovery and
archaeological Improvement Bot his significant statement
was in relation 10 the economic climate in which business
lis operating today" Ne declared
For twenty years had all kinds OF discourage
from the standpoint o. national economic policies
repression Of industry lack q appreciation Of the great force
Continued next column, TOP)
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-01-29

II has been written that Hitler had no desire for
meat! Seems peculiar
However, the late Arthur Brisbane, nationally known
columns used to write;
THE MEAT EATERS AND THE LIQUOR
DRINKERS HAVE BEEN RUNNING THE WORLD!
THINK THAT OVERl
PART S
WHEN WEIGHING OVER 2O0fb IN THE MID
'30's, THE WRITER REMARKED, THAT WITH GODS
AID, VIA HIS CHRIST MIRACLE SCIENCE
MESSIAH: MOUNTAINS WILL HAVE TO BE MOVED
FOR ME-!
MY HUNGER AND EATING JUST NATURALLY
SLOWLY DIMINISHED 1T DID CONSIDERABLY
IN ABOUT THE BIBLICAL YEARS IN THE
MEDICINE OF THE WRITER'S CRUSADINC VS..
THE HITLER MENACE, AND HIS MODEST EFFORTS
TO BUILD UP DEMOCRATIC MORALEi
PART 6
GOD GAVE THE WRITER JOSEPH-IN-ECYPT-LIKE
VICTORIES THE WRITER WAS FORCED TO
DECLARE HIMSELF A MAJOR PROPHET OF THE
LORD WITH A WORLD MESSAGE AND MISSION,
IN HIS BOTH YEAR, 1922!
GOD CONFIRMED THE DECLARATION WITH
A MAJOR MIRACLE 20 HOURS FOLLOWING THE
WRITER'S FIRST ASSERTION THERETO, TO A
MAN OF NATIONAL PROMINENCE = MIR. Tyrus (Ty)
Raymond Cobb WAS THE VEHICLE BY WHICH
GOD REVEALED TO THE, WRITER THAT HIS
FRUEHAUF- SCHUCHARD- MARTIN LUTHER
HERITAGE HAD POSSIBILITIES OF ACHIEVEMENT!
BRINGING BLESSINGS TO MILLIONS
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-01-29

Detroit Free Press, News. and Chicago Tribune
record DEATH OF WELL KNOWN DETROIT
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(From The Detroit Times)
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-01-29

MISREPRESENTATION. JAN. 70. 1855
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-01-29

From the Windsor Daily Star. III. ION The Record,
BY Dorothy Thompson, we'll known Author Commentator
Traveller daughter Of departed Protestant minister
ION THE RECORD"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-01-29

The Detroit Tribune presents
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-01-29

IN HIS BOTH YEAR, 1922!
GOD CONFIRMED THE DECLARATION WITH
A MAJOR MIRACLE 20 HOURS FOLLOWING THE
WRITER'S FIRST ASSERTION THERETO, TO
MAN OF NATIONAL PROMINENCE - MIR. Tyrus (Ty)
Raymond Cobb WAS THE VEHICLE BY WHICH
GOD REVEALED TO THE, WRITER THAT HIS
FRUEHAUF- SCHUCHARD- MARTIN LUTHER
HERITAGE HAD POSSIBILITIES OF ACHIEVEMENT!
BRINGING BLESSINGS TO MILLIONS
33d YEAR 'CRUCIFIxION'i
THE WRITER HAD DECLARED HIMSELF PRESENT
SUCCESSOR TO MARY BAKER EDDY!!!-NOT
TO REPLACE, USURP. OR DESTROY HER PERMAN-
EMIT, COPYRIGHTED, ESTABLISHED LEADER
|SHIP-BUT TO ENFORCE 1T ACCORDING TO
CHRISTIE
The writer divinely impeled to accept social
legal and financial crucfixion rather than scorch' his
soul the pursuit of money and normal social position,
which the devil animal magnetism!-was quite deter
mined to bring about-WITHOUT SUCCESS, however!
"ERROR is A COWARD BEFORE TRUTH! (S&H)
And God to Jesus, to us: 81 HAVE GIVEN YOU
POWER OVER ALL THE (so-called) power OF
THE ENEMY!-AND NOTHING SHALL, BY ANY
MEANS, HURT YOU!
And here's how the writer proved Gods marvellous
promise of P-O-W-E-R!-Study, Study Study of The C.S
textbook, Gods Indispensable imperative Savior Liberia
tor and Protector of the Holy Scriptures from the spirit
ual adultery of the four European religious crpples!
And the whitewash healing endeavors outside of Gods
Christ Science Messiah-ALL of the devill!!
"SCIENCE AND HEALTH WITH KEY TO THE
SCRIPTURES" by Mary Baker Eddy, declares:
MORAL COURAGE is THE LION OF THE
(MESsIAI) TRIBE OF JUDA, THE KING OF THE
MENTAL REALM!
And Jesus my WORKS AND GREATER
SHALL YE DO!
And -"YE SHALL CAST OUT DEVILS"
And-"IF THY BROTHER OFFEND THEE,
REBUKE HIM. AND IF HE REPENT. FORGIVE HIM.
Seventy times seven!
BUT-"First, cast the beam of thine eye,
then shalt thou clearly how the mote of
thy brothers eye!
And God to ST. Paul. to us "PREACH THE WORD,
BE INSTANT, IN SEASON. OUT OF SEASON!
REPROVE, REBUKE, EXPORT WITH ALL LONG
SUFFERING AND DOCTRINE! Appears on the wall
Reader.
And God to Mrs. Eddy WHEN ERROR CON-
FRONTS YOU, WITHHOLD NOT THE REBUKE OR
THE EXPLANATION WHICH DESTROYS ERROR!
NEVER BREATHE AN IMMORAL ATMOSPHERE
EXCEPT IN THE EFFORT TO PURIFY IT"!-back of
the desk of the Second Reader.
God has alerted the writer regarding the "lMMOR-
AL ATMOSPHERE! Beware of subtle, peaceful,
social sensual sensuous impure. unspirtua
divinely unscenthc, unChristlike, BECAUSE
"THE WAY OF LIFE is STRAIGHT AND
NARROW AND FEW THERE BE THAT FIND IT,!
Whereas 1.-THE WAY OF DESTRUCTION is BROAD,
AND MANY THERE BE WHICH co IN THEREAT'!
And Jesus asain-"NO MAN CAN HAVE TWO
MASTERS"i
And God to Mrs. Eddy "Backsiders and misakes'
p ASH Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures
ITO PURSUE OTHER VOCATIoNS AND ADVANCE
RAPIDLY land COR-RE-C-IL-Y-God to the wrterD
IS NOT POSSIBLEW
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-08-19
Fire School AT
0SU Sent. 1916

Wayne c. Jenkins, Chief of Fire
Prevention Bureau, Division OF
State Fire Marshal and Assistant
Director of the Tenth Annual Ohio
State Fire School announced tor
day that Mr.. c. d. Myers, Process
Superintendent of the Nylon Man
ufacturing Division of the z. /. Du
Pont De Nemours and Company
will be held at Ohio State Univer-
sity, September 70 = 16, 1855 Mr..
Myers has chosen for his topic
Your Role AS A Fireman.
Mr.. Myers, a nationally known
speaker, received his undergradu-
ate training at Simpson College.
Indianola, Iowa and his Ph.D. de-
gree at Iowa State University in
organic chemistry in 1887. After
teaching in colleges in Missouri,
Kansas and Idaho for several
years, ha joined the Du Pont Com
pany in 1871 in the field of. nylon
research. ry ,-.. 'e..e s. s,s..s -
The Chic State Fire School, held
every September, for one week at
Ohio State University is open to
all fire department personnel and
anyone else interested in fire pre-
vention and protection. Six cour-
ses are being offered this year:
Fire Department Evolutions, Fire
Prevention and Inspection, Fire
Department Instructors, B asic
Emergency and Rescue, Advanced
Emergency and Rescue and Fire
Department Officer Training, 3
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-08-19

ed to Lieutenant and assigned to
head the new district.
The promotions and transfers
announced today are part of the
plans to organize the 10th District
and have it ready for operation
when the turnpike is opened to the
public. Some of those promoted
and transferred will not serve in
the new district but will fill vacan-
cies of men being assigned to the
10th District. The London Post was
not affected.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-08-19
County Costs Are
Above Average In
Salaries & WAGES

On the basis of total expendi-
lures for salaries and wages of
county officials and employees,
Lorain county had the lowest per
capita costs in 1854 and Pike coun.
ty, with its atomic age problems
had the highest, State Auditor
James A. Rhodes reports. In Lor-
ain county it was $6.75 per person.
while in Pike county it was $3.50
State average was 1892. Madison
County per capita costs were
$12.13. -. r.
Ten years ago the highest per
capita cost was $8.98 in Lake coun-
ty and the lowest. $3.50 In Monroe
county. .-
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-08-19

gregational Christian Church Sum
day morning. Immediately at the
close of the worship service, the
pastoral committee hired him-be-
ginning August 28th. Rev. and Mrs.
Kyre and their. three sons will
move In the parsonage in the near
tuture.
Among the teachers at Stokes
Township school are two new ones /:
Miss Phyllis coliflower of South
Charleston for the first grade and
Mrs. George Ropp of London. do
mestic science. The staff includes
Supt. Kimball Howes; Prin., Mrs.
Tressie Neer: Coach, Franklin Pic
kens; and 8 grades, Carl Coroth-
ers; 5th and 9th grades, Gary
Saunders; 3rd and 4th. Mrs. Irene
Smith and End grade, Miss Eunice
Taylor.
The intermediate Glass of the
Methodist Church met Friday eve
ming in the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Raymond Stewart. The group are
interested to get new members into
the church. Those present were:
Loretta Miller, Loretta McBrayer,
Carol Justice, Barbara Gordin,
Marlene Pierce, Patty Foder, June
Davis, Marilyn Vaughn, Carolyn
Rothe, Karen Johnson, Bob Free,
Roger Barrett, Chas Free, Wayne
Williams, David Critics, David Rit-
tenhouse, Lowell Arts, Frank Vod-
er, Ronnie Kimball. joey Powers,
Wendell Free, Larry Park and
Rev. and Mrs. George Groh and
faYsaiIy
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-08-19

licing of the entire Ohio Turnpike
when it is opened to the public.
Earlier in the week Col Mingle
announced formation of the 10th
District to be in charge of policing
the toll road and said approximate
ly go men would be assigned to the
detail when the turnpike is opened
on October l, 1855. At the same
time the Colonel announced that
John L. Bishop was being promot-
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-08-19
SOUTH S0L0N
BY MRS. RUTH DIFFENpAL
Phone 327t

Mrs. Robert Watkins and Bobby
and Mrs. Paul Kelchner and Allen
of Dayton spent several days in the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Row.
and.
Lawrence (Chas) Blakeley is SER
wing with the Armed Forces at
Samson Air Force Base, Geneva,
N. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram Riegel
are vacationing through the
western states.
Mr.. and Mrs. Millard Kline and
family moved from the Lutz pro-
perty to their recently purchased
property.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roger Knisley of
AWHILE, Pa, spent weeks visit
with Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Theobald
and Mr.. and Mrs. David Knisley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry Foster and
family spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. Gary Saunders and Marsha
at Mercerville.
Mr.. Darwin Currey is a patient
at Springfield City Hospital for
surgery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Suitors and
family of Charlottesville spent sew
eral days with Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh
Anderson and family.
On Wednesday, members Of the
WSCS of the Methodist Church
motored to Worthington picnic
grounds for an outing. The group
included: Mrs. Marlin Gordin, Mrs.
Eva Henry, Mrs. Allie Neer, Mrs.
Ancil Spears, Mrs. Thurman Bent
ley and Sharon, Mrs. Lewis Pierce
and children, Mrs. Chas Lutz, Mrs.
Rhoda Butler, Mrs. Edna McBray-
er, Mrs. Helen Hawk, Mrs. Jean
Pickens, Mrs. Henry Klever and
Karen, Misses Mary Alice Smith,
Loretta Miller, Loretta McBrayer,
Carol Sue Spears, Cherrie McCune
and Mrs. Minnie Oren.
Guests on Wednesday of Mr.. and
Mrs. Paul Hyer and Phillip were
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Allen and son
of Dayton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Tenney of
Delaware were guests of Mrs. Cora
Baughn, Monday.
Rev. Kenneth Kyre of Salem, w.
Va, was guest minister at the Con-
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-08-19
1925 Accident
Rate 4 Times The
1854 Record

CHICAGO-The good old days
weren't as good as right now when
it comes to work accidents.
The on-the-job accident rate for
1854 was the best on record, ac-
cording to the 1855 edition of the
National Safety Councils statisti-
cal yearbook, Accident Facts, "
just off the press. 1t marked the
eighth consecutive year in which
the accident frequency rate of the
Councils industrial members has
come down. -tsl
The 1854 rate is less than q
fourth of the 1926 rate.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-08-19
Pick ellis Early
Saws Specialist

Select next years breeding gifts
when the first hogs 60 to market,
advises Herb Barnes. Ohio State
University extension swine special.
ist.
Gifts kept for breeding should be
the fastest growing and quickest
maturing pigs of the litter and
should be fed for growth rather
than finish. EARLY selection separ1
ates gifts from the market hogs
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-08-19
Patrol Shuffles
Men For Turnpike

Columbus, Ohio Seventeen pro-
motions and 25 transfers were an
nounced today by Col. George Min
Gle, Superintendent of the State
Highway Patrol, as the organiza-
uon continues preparations for DO
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-08-19

and farmers can feed gifts grow
ing ration to develop better breed
ers. Size and meat-type play a. big
part in gilt selection, Barnes re-
minds farmers to select for good
udders, sound feet and good legs,
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-08-19

also.
After separation, he recommends
u to y pounds of supplement per
day, plenty of good forage and a
limit of S pounds of corn per day
for each gilt.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-08-19
AUCTION

Oa oseounf OF i'll health hove quit forming
. sowH and will sell at ouefion the premises on
Evening star., 1955-11-27

A. ell better stores. II not avaitobis of
yovr dsoisS, kiaaiy enclose Esmiftoaes
cad eHder direct. The ideal bvsiaess stfi
- write fer aveaiity prices.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-07-14
He Doesn't Just Talk About Helping Youths
Rockville Man Giues Vacation
Deer TO Trip 1Uith Youngsters

and young daughter, Deborah,
have recently moved into their
new home on Brent Road. Mr.
and Mrs. Clogg formerly lived in
the Blandford Apartments.
Comdr. and Mrs. Bruce Hender-
son, daughters Nan and Elizabeth
and son, Jimmy, are leaving for
their new home in New London,
Conn. They will be missed by
their many friends in Rockville.
We also understand that Mr..
and Mrs. Earle K. Richardson and
family have recently moved to
1908 Pan Road, Graylyn Crest,
Wilmington, Del. Mrs. Richard
son is the former Juanite Nice
warner. Their many friends will
miss them around the local scene,
Miss Hazel Gilmore of Bland
ford Avenue is back home again
after a recent plane trip to Chi
cago, Ill. Miss Gilmore attend
ed the National Education Asso-
citation for a week there.
Also, back home after a weeks
vacation in Kentmore, Md, are
Mr.. and Mrs. Stord Book and
family of TWinbrook.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. DaW-
son Wootten of Hi-Wood Drive
on Friday evening was the scene
of a surprise welcome home out
door supper party. The guests
of honor were Mr.. and Mrs. Ben
Anderson of Grandin Avenue.
Thirty-seven of their friends
Joined in the lovely party. Co
hostesses with Mrs. Wootten were
Mrs. Denton Smith, Mrs. John
Haltiwanger and Mrs. Porter
Welsh. \
On Tuesday evening DR.. and
Mrs. Gordon Rosenberger were
hosts at an outdoor supper party.
Their guests of honor were DR..
and Mrs. Arthur Woodward and
family of Baltimore, Md.
Pink and white decorated the
home of Mrs. Harold Hershey
on Maryland Avenue on Wednes-
day evening. The occasion was
a "stork" shower given for Mrs.
Ashton Garrett by members of
her bridge club. A number of
outside guests were also invited,
and many lovely gifts were re-
ceived for the "expectant one"
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Dronen-
burg and family of Hi-Wood
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-07-14

NH, with 40 record, is be,
ing pushed by the Trout Brothers
10 which is now in second place.
Plans are under way to match
the Rockville and county cham
pions as we'll as the all star
teams of both loops. Softball
fans of the area are invited to
the leagues games-which have
been well played in the opinion
of experts = at RMHS Monday
through Thursday and at Mary
vale on Tuesday and Thursday.
Next weeks schedule:
Monday, Rockmont Motors VS..
st. Mary's at RMHS; Guide
Florists VS.. Moose at RMHS;
Tuesday, Stanley Diner VS.. Guide,
RMHS; Miller Hughes VS.. Trout,
Maryvale; Wednesday, NH VS..
Moorse at RMHS; Trout VS. st.
Mary's at RMHS; Thursday,
Stanley VS.. Miller Hughes at
RMHS; and Rockmont VS.. NH
at RMHS.