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REFRIGERATORS
FREEZERS

=
I1ysntsEy slsaranss Ct 81. 81 nsw 1888
mirai, PhiIco. Norge and Gibson re-
frigeratora and freezefs No rsA-
gorlable ofter refused. oren eVes.
Standard Tire & Battery Co.
10th and q sts. NE u. 3-eue2
REEGR., LAH. ssS; AaFdgiek se.
Tsnse' n.~. Se ssO stssi q ssss 0asf. ho.a 1 bE'
REFGR.. eervel. gas. almost new. lgs.
freezer compt., cost $4O0. sell S12b.
Moving to Florida. 20. 2-32T5:
RaUIPMENT. Booths.
tnot paddedl; beer unit, and other
'sps p.n y srs psas0nRs2als p.m. Ra. sIosso.. sossSssoS.
ruFs. brAnd-neT. neser used. vaius
SIS; sasritctng for so ORR
ENTAIL RUG MART. i~0A q ct. nv.
RuGS-Firth. Amer. Orient, two
sEaa RE- NIT With padss q sr'g sr9n a1spla hosss
S9h. wo 6-l62O.
Chinese rugs. large and small siaes:
some ANTIQUE. Private. III, 2-9344.
SEWING MACHINE. never used. Dc
Mye model. round hohhin. 80.
SHELVING, STKEr.-We have lowest
prices and stock commercial sfads
fhssslyRS assro roFFsr 5Fss slssPins 7sssEyiss Ess.
man ave. nv. NO. 7-19le. lSs
complete with al at
tachments: cost over $400s Yeurs
for $3.50, complete. JE, 4-7if)7.
SOFA. OYerstaffed. good cond..
sniied reasonable. Wo, 6-S630.
SOFT DklNA CQOLER--ExceIlent
condition; $50. ia. 2-9S62. --iz
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Flagstone and Stone
WORK

Forehes patios. waika. fetaining
walls, tie drainage.
ANGELO A1ARGucclo. .Ju. g-l7ep
FFLuO2s REFINisMRD LIKE new,
! tree eatimatess reduced prices g. z
COVER. wa. T-6a6S any time,
FLOORS EAMDED anywhere. We
undersell them All. sAV-MoR Co,
~ Y; S.nS s-aa2S Az ", time -,l6
estimafes, Cali IA. 6-S715' 10
FL00E W0RK-sa Sanding, fnishins.
anteed. G. G. pEAToN. RA. 6-zeBa.
HOME REPAlRs By experienced car
penteT FOR estimate eaIi Mr.. WILL
SON. NO. 7-7967 after 4:30 pm.
INTERIOR PAINTING and papsrsnr.
enamel iiat worn. scenic designs 1
specially. IA. 2-a30S. --l6
PAINTING. interior and exterior.
S9l aaytime. Teas. rates. DoMI-
Aosp psesr Neg acw .c1D,ss sw prices rice Al, Al
mate, csM Ju. s.o74s. re ia ss'i'
PAINTING AND PAPERING. expert
interior decorator. 30 years ex-
geftenee. Reliable mechanics.
s.rsesss srssee sssinssses Rs s.a,lah laIhaneins. gN
rtaaErINS teror ps,ssTs1E assssFts s. n.
estimates. 10. s-a57i, 10. b-4sis''
PAINTING. lowest rates in town. 81
Best. refs. White mechanics. guar
snteed work. Free estimates. Ho.
PAINiTahNG.rArERIsG. interior e snd
exterior, Work Eparantesd. NO. =
pais4rS ia2S1 stssF sAspRisSS7 Afp is;S7s4 1.1ssi... ss
wogkmnnship; work done iinmsdi-
ately. Mr.. PoAT. RA. a-68a3.
PAINTING. PAPERING, 5-rm. heuse,
approx. 500 eompl., int. and ext,
painting: white FhechE.. 1st-clAss
work guar. Free estimates. See us
before you decide. LANE, IA. -
I lHS9; n! ,AtkILER, RA. e-6&22. --2I
ned customers for over 25 yrs. IN
LAWRENCE, IA. g. tsfl3Is II. A-SI ll0
RARERfNG, painting, piasteTing
Neat clean work. Low prices
Prompt attention. CAL IA. 9-lo64
PAPERING; $40 end up sl,.s aeek; y
Snls ,s 1923 Sunfest Eashahls papers,
|rI1sTEikifSe RePAiRs Hlssso. = Old apd
new work. lac. and small 1Sbs. Reas,
White mech. Work guar. JU. AHA.
PLAsTERING AND DRY VALE
patching and repairs, prompt serY.
PLASTEhiNG. painting, eenerai re-
pairs. paper hanging, free esti.
mates. Mr.. GREEN. IA. D-sOfe
|PLAsTERM0 DONE. patch wors
Epeetaltyf al WORK guaranteed;
PLUMBING AND HEATING ~ Low
prices, free estimates: Nd. work
only Mr.. LEE, VIII. H-BS0T 40
ROOFING, SIDINGNew iast2iia.
ton. Repairs on all types of roofs
III. Ds8i00s ia. k-6sl3l,
3 o EINtt WATERPKOOFING,
painting. fepointins, cauiktng: work
Euar.s white mechanics. II. 7-e2A0
ROOFING new work: repairs: gut.
terss x9outss carpentry; painting.
a. y. THOMAS, WA, 7-7Jkg
ETONEWOR
RI.A0S1pfsE terraces. walks, retain.
tnR walls. All kinds ot cement wprE,
y MAhssc:aCcc1o PovlaY s-ssss
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FTIRNT'T'ITPE
FURNITURE SAI,E

tremendous SAVINGS on hrand-neW
netteT-grade bedrnns.s din. rn, and
w IN Modern French PToyinctel
cherry. solid mahogany. etc. Our
low overhead enables lis to sell
Quality furniture at lowest prices
without exAggerated claims.
Staf1ler'S Furniture Co.
6I6 18th st. NV RE. 7-4310
FuRN. .-Biond din. rm.. bedrm
lamps. best offer. o7. 3.aS94.
FURN.--0reen hide-a-bed. rugs.
flfAhog. din. rEa, chrome din, sofa.
bedTui. HI S-0035.
RURN. --2-pc. bsdrin, suite: carTiaEeI
ann stroller; excellent condition.
rEissS hsasonsels nn, NV. Lg ;,s ;S,ssi5 IL H.,
enetts apt; wroueht iron table
and chairs, bright fireplace en-
sembie. 41oe Arkansas ave. nv.
FURN.Redrm. pcs. s-pe. Nv.
sfn;. so,ais SiyaI ,.si. big chairs; /. l lamp,
old. fsss 81 ssI. III 0ld iessInE ssfa Town W.
Priced $3.50. II. t-l465 after 81
pm. 1880 = ct, ne. MRS. SMITH
TOD FEEHLESS SALES CO. 22aSl
as 81 ssyr.ngE;w syysr nv. II RI 2.hS96:
sr. oven control sisss sss. s.Hs "a. ~
GAS RANGES, new used; repair 81.
coal, gas ranges ACME STOVE
I0l ITO. ST NV. Ma a-89S2
GAS RANGES. apt. size, table top
fseenqifsnnee nssS giINr a. ssslsSTnsnsssd: ssSn : Sis
o2SSEiiRsSSbRs, III stARrERs, $50
pairs: 4ist year. cARTT. l60sl
lIaMshsroNMDo nm Mo soEaSSyox. scGaSs ,oe., n.
1880 q st. NV. RE. S-0ai2. ---i9
HEATERS, ranges stoves; new, used
tgAa. I'll. coal. wood. elec.l ACNE
SIQXE, l0ll 7th nv, MA, S-SA52,
HEATEMS. space. bettie or natural
gas. thermostat auto, blowers. IS,
Sse rs 9o'S6a aSi sse sas salse u. s.s9SS sssspSs
LIONEL TRAINS ana equipment. PM
nsy cond.: originally SSQ0, sell
$40, or best cffer. RA. 9-S6iO,
1ALOuSlES-- Factory pfice$s low.
est - Wash. area: Immediate DE-
hl,scyri slS,sryi ps,r, sn9r FoSs; S,. VIZ SliFc axe
Fe-s9iSAl @FtAttfs 4AANAas- A&l0 tIA-s VIII
IN, AZ 90 sEco sALRs
MATTRESS SPECIALS
$30Trade Ins-$31 !
On your old worn-out and jumpy
mattress and spring on a brand
new modern NATIONALLY ADVER-
TtSkD box spring and mattress
King Discount Furn. Co.
Silver Spring washington
S%0a Ga. ave, 1885 II NE
". 1-oS9l Ii. 0.0100I
MOTORS boueilt. sold. exch.; ali
makek, Lowest prices. EfECTRICl
EQUIP, CO. e47S sherman ave,
MilLTILiTH 1850 ana soeeSust
sell today No reasonable offer re-
MULTlLITH MACHINE, model s068,
Duplicating area Of l3-in. by f8iAs
IN. Machine Is practically new and
TeespnA1r priced at $4,000. For
information call Ma. a-SEog.
ORGAN. Hammond chord. ussd y very
little, save over 5000. KITS,
1t329ssaRb aSR4 g 81 piS siiSSr e !, ,,.,I stal
used I times: $t2b. IA. 2-oi32.
lid
Evening star., 1955-11-15

finishire yessf avn BRIMER RfRrH
KITCHEN CABINETS complete
Kits. With all hardware and IN
stfucttons mel Come ID today and
lef our Tree KITCHEN PLANNING
6ERYlCE help zou Opep ewes.
eUBURBAh KITCHENS s7Is
cssMp ssisp sSs,s1rSt sys sH1xrsttsEiils, IN 4-ass2
S75. terms. Sooi f2th s.. nv. nv.
&na noof: III
CASH REGISTERS
s1Rs sa.ss Sc ssay.Sk SHss so,s sEeIsTEs fg,s 4
CINDgR BL0CKS-Ressona6le price
Box 316-A Star Id
CLOTHTNG--LarFe selection Of chsl.
dEen.s coats and ieggtns sets: opeu
Monday, Wednesday and Fridny
sysnines GOOD As NEW eiioP.
COAL sa sSIS SSp wooD RANGES. new
ii1 ioS ssfo asS il n.s nSAI IA sTosa sossss co
COATS. iady.s with vide beaver
collar. sise. a., mans leisure coat
and fun dress suit. sise 40; TU.
GLASS SET. Swedish. =.
Plece 6heiueld eoHee set, 1ne SWed-
iA1 rug. some unused small electric
appliances oil paintings. Diplomats
moFing. no dealers. EN-, 1894.
DApEHPORT--Mayer,s Lifetime By
Knrpen. includes beautiful alb
soser. Al perfect. ST5. Wo. s.
DESK, once, executive, double ped
eetai, GOOD epTd. walnut wood,
$50: matching swivel armchair.
$50; side chair, S.. Take all for
500. JE 4-TI6f.
DIAMOND, one-earAt. perfect, pure
PIE: white. Tel. Adams 2,6ss7
DIAMOND RING. little over carat,
ladies' diamond solitaire set in
white gold; S350-$4EQ. IA. o.
DIi.A1hlgoEpns--7LaaY,s /. 1Ggo p z s.. s22s:
SI.906s lady,s, ct, SI25: lady's.
ct $21bi lady'e, 5 u cts. S2,7b0.
LIVINGSTON u CO.. 1928 II ST.
nv NE. G-B26a, --I9
DINETTE SET, yeiIow forniica top
and chrome. Large heavy chairs,
new. Sell reasonably LO. 5-023s.
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AGENTS
S SlTuATtoNs-jAEN

$50 "A WEEK ID your SPARE time,
sllas caaa eni afs s lon z /. zRs. R,s isras s. y
Evening star., 1955-11-15

BEDROOM SUITE, DC. and
springs. mahogany color, sac .06
Brass twin beds, spFinE' and mat
tress SIS for Aii. 32tB q st. sc.
BEDRl4s.. Rockriapis from W. q j.
Slpanel for child or guest rin, With
eIand-new bo spr. and matt
Ssd bos bspsp spr.. ssnns matt ssaa ss. ABsoTT BhsossTf1
" LANDoN, INF. 2-6e7T.
BICYCLE, girls. 22-inch Shelby:
blue; excellent condition, s2k. 2IO
QakYoQd ST. s,e., Apt. 800. i6s
beyss Columbia, e6l IA
excel condition. sis. Lu. 3-OA0T
Evening star., 1955-11-15

aRCnKTARY, general seeretaFiAi ex-
peglence. for radio and TV law arm.
Modern aif-eond. ofles8. Good SAL
ary. NJ. e.Q023. III
Evening star., 1955-11-15

sTKN0GRAPnER. youns, Wash.
sEst ssf assssI sI's Til.Sa ms sivd 9lHahc aTl a.
STEN0GRArHgK, Al. s-day week.
trade association; starting salary
5000 per month. tx, 3-472Qt -.-l7
lSIENQGkAFHER-b da{A 51aa hrs.
lsTRNoGRAPHKn tuhitel, young:
opportunity for aqyancementi pleas
ant working conditions: 6-day week.
Apply 2111 3 81. NV. -16
Evening star., 1955-11-15

hLANA8--NeW tapes and CORDS on
any 2-tape Venetian blinds. 81 80
lIeg. price. sal. Call NE S-00Og,
K, S-3e00. ia 7-2334 CUSTOM
SHADE q AWNING. 800 n West
SIS Alexs Va. 10
BRICK LAYfNG-Mason craftsman.
All types masonry. Repairs. pvt.
euilt homes. A FAoNANf, 20. q
CARPENTRY Of all kinds. recreation
rms. especially. Call 10. S-6i8i
after s for free estimate. 10
CARPENTRY. all types. repair, addi-
tons, brick or cement. easy terms.
Need work. GEO. COOK. WA, q
61I4. "a
CARPENTRY, building and senerai
femodeiinE, eomIaefeial and resi-.
dentiai Ia 6-S10fs IA. b-1n31
cEMENT WALKS, walls, fioors, car
pentfy, porch aud garage repair,
White men. J. sPARKEE. 10. q
CONTRACTOR. Specializing h work
Tor home owners. AL types ol re-
m0denng, additions. club rooms
potches dormers, atttes, heafine
AL mechanics. financing, architects
and permits. NATHAN cHfNfTZ
k4. 3-z2Sb, -~22
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RlpAIRs ahs slhvicls

ADDITIONS, PORCH enclosures,
Ialoqsteli KITCHEN EeHodeiinei bs
Ds.Iiss Zee ..a.: = " sois nsI.Ss tiny 8 sgsT e;
sprifia % ,aoid' ass Az sssi' T. ssrhs' aRasI
PAPERfEG RMS. Sl9,50, incl. ma
teriai and labor. Painting. spec. ioW
prices. Work guar. ia. 9-0396.
TRAsH REMOVING and genera
hnulingi reasonable rates. AD, a
1908, AUGUSTUS WILLIAMS.
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S'TEEl
STEEL
ALL SIZES OF +
BEAMS, ANGLE IRON,
CHANNELS AND RE-

Eible comhination. IKE new. sss.
TELRvIsiOHs, late models with large
screens, used: fully Guaranteed,
with free service policy. VIII sell
at low prices for cash. Brand.neW
TV sets for sale at wholesale prices
sets. Wsskdays 8 e .. l sandsys I ~
to 8. JU. 9-7001, TRt-STATE AP-
PIIANcE WHOLESALERS, e433
GeQrgia ave-. Silver Spring. --I6
TIRES FOR SAEE--Mud and snow
tires. new. recspped and used;
white and black sidewalks; SUBJ
urbanite. Town and Country, and
Cd to sverybcdy. Mounting free.
HARRY EOLLAfaS. 1101 1ith st.
Sc. II. 1-SI0a. IN. 4-a0S2. 90
Evening star., 1955-11-15

RIA1STONg terraces, walks. retain.
inR walls. all ktnds of cemens wprk
tile afa10hRe
=, MAIlcEcCIO. Poviar s-35SS
SPOUT and gutter cleaninr
and repatching. II. g-l01T. l2s
AKIRS AND AEkTNS ROOFTN7 Cd,
37O6 9hepherd Ef., Mt. Ratnier, Ma
Ap. 1-2727, AF T-Df59B
Ftrst-class work on ali rucfs, sd
ms, suffering and doMnspeutlna.
Also al carpenter work. Also In
terror and exterior painting,
Written EnaTaSatee on an work.
Easy financing. Gail any time. Free
estimates stFcn q any time. III
Evening star., 1955-11-15
BedS3ovt. Surplus

BedSl9OVt Surplus
sg- MIpTn sTEEI BUNK BEDS.
$a1 Q5; a9ss WIDTH HoLLYWOOp
BEDS, CcMFLETR WITH INNER
SPRING MATTRESSES, SCI .pE
WOOL BLANKETS. 81. FEA.
las I5ER n, nHaowS, q S n sTERi LEE
HI M III assa1 -. 50 &c ~
Evening star., 1955-11-15
TELEPHONE
SOLICITORS
CIRCULATION

Immediate openings are
now available fn our eircuia-
ton department for persons
with pleasant telephone man
nefs With the condolences and
ability necessary 10 do tele-
phone seieswofk. The sales
commission Is liberal and the
hours can be tailored to fit
your requirements in many
cases.
n interested In steady and
ENJOYABLE work. contact nj.
Q am. and 8 pm.
Evening star., 1955-11-15

attics. painting. repairs
Of all kinds. Free estimates, OF.
$1,000 or Lo 1901. III
DRfVEWAYe. parking lots.
ALASKA PAVING CO., iS YEAR, In
business IA. e-5a95, OF 4-73tj0
ASPHALT DRIVEWAYS
AREAS: BLACK. GRAY
OR TAN: REPAIRS. ia. b-G927.
Evening star., 1955-11-15

LIONEL TRAINS and equipment. !.
new cond., originally SbO0, sell
$75, or best nffer, RA. $500.
JALOuSlES--F Factory prices. low,
est In Wash. area. Immediate de-
sI,ssr hIH,sry; ;ns,r, snor rcSsr ei7 sliFc aye
D ON, sat 9-B, SECo sALKS
Evening star., 1955-11-15

Editortai assistant - one-hah time
On educatiolaal publicationi typinR
aueed and accuracy with clerical
detafls essenfiAE college English de-
sirnbie: hours flexible.
IHacretArial assistant, fun timei fast,
accurate typins iniaae0&raphtnk,
clerical. senisEM ieE sassa o@se expes'sncsgesl J
Evening star., 1955-11-15
A REAL OPPORTUNITY

n MEAL OEEONAGN44
n interestins new Geld awaits those
who are iopking for q successful
future. start ~ this s.,. wcrs m cF az : pert. .t.
can become d success II EiVen the
chanee: Gail Ju. e-92iI.
Evening star., 1955-11-15
INSTRUCTIONS coURsfs

AVIAIIN1N NEEI1G
MECHANICS. PILOTS, LEARN HOW
YQu CAN GUALfFY--TRACH AIR
INgTIyUTE - NATL. AlRPORT.
A.l. WAeHa p. G. Kx, 3-0ll63
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-02-10
Mayor, Council Proclaim Week
Of Feb. II Rockville Rotary Week"

The week of Feb. 81 has been
designated as Rotary Club
Week" in Rockville by the Mayor
and Council.
The text of the proclamation
is as follows:
WHEREAS, February %, 1855
will mark the 50th Anniversary
of the laundering of Rotary In
ternational.
AND WHEREAS, Rotary Inter
national has over 100000 mem
bers in more than eight thousand
clubs in lightweight countries
and geographical regions
throughout the free world united
in a program to encourage and
foster the ideal of service; the
development of acquaintance as
an opportunity for service; high
ethical standards in business and
professions; the recognition of
the worthiness of all useful &C.
equations; the dignifying by each
Rotarian of his occupation as an
opportunity to serve society; the
application of the Ideal of Serv-
ice" by every Rotarian to his per
sonal, business and community
life; the advancement of interna-
tional understanding, goodwill
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-02-10
Notice of Hearing
DEPARTMENT OF

INSPECTION AND LICENSES
MONTGOMERY COUNTY, MD.
Rockville, Md.
A public hearing on the follow
ing application for Zoning
Amendment will be held in the
auditorium of the County Office
Building, Rockville, Maryland,
THURSDAY, APRIL 2l, 1866
AT 8 PM.
or as soon thereafter as it can
be heard.
NUMBER B-194, Great Falls
Farms Corporation, Applicant,
for the Redistribution from the
RIA Zone to the R-R Zone of part
of Parcel 3, Great Falls Farm,
located at Falls Road and Mac
Arthur Boulevard intersection,
consisting of 1915 acres, more or
less, in the 10th Election Dis
trict, as more particularly de-
scribed in the application on file
for public inspection in the
Office of the Director, Depart
ment of Inspection and Licenses.
A. MORTON THOMAS
Director, Department of
Inspection and Licenses
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-02-10

crest who on their own volition,
unselfishly emptied their piggy
banks of savings to this worthy
cause.
Now is the time to improve on
your childs culture. The dance
classes in Modern-Creative-Ballet
will begin Saturday, Feb. 10Th in
the Twinbrook School all purpose
room. In addition to the classes
for the children who are continu-
ing, there will be classes for new
enrollees. Boys and girls from
five to eleven years are eligible
for enrolment. Classes are limi-
ted in size so each child may have
individual help. The tuition fee
is $13 which covers 13 lessons
and free closing demonstration.
The Dance Theatre Studios I'M
der the direction of Erika Thin
ey are conducting these classes,
using the same teacher as last
semester, Miss Claire Mallardi.
For further information call Mrs.
Dolores Hellman, GA. 4-9204 or
Mrs. Lii Goldberg, GA. 1929.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-02-10
.ROckcrest Is
Proud Home
OF AldersOns
BY Mrs. Gloria Mcmillan
Pc. 2-6627

There is always something in
teresting to write about our Rock
crest citizenS-thoSe in the news
this week are DR.. and Mrs. James
Anderson of Henry Road, who are
presently lending a helping hand
with the Choir at the Temple
Hill Baptist Church in Bethesda.
take pleasure in quoting from
a recent Sunday church program,
Our church has been blessed by
the work which DR.. and Mrs. Aid
erson have done here. They have
given substantially of their time
in organizing and working with
the choir, and their music has
contributed much to our worship
services. In choosing to serve
their Lord in this way, DR.. and
Mrs. Anderson have filled def
mite need here, and their COM
ing has been an answer to pray
err"
DR.. Anderson is an internation-
ally famous English organist, and
minister of music as well as an
outstanding tenor soloist. The
Musical Courier states, Ills ar
tistic interpretations, Individual
ity of phrasing, beauty of regis
tration have won for him the
position he occupies among the
really great organists of Amer
lea.
Mrs. Anderson is an accom-
plished soprano soloist with an
additional artistic talent in oil
painting.
Then we have the mothers who
SO willingly volunteered their
services, in spite of the cold
weather, to make the Mothers
March on Polio Drive a success.
Our two area captains, Mrs. Mar
ion Henly of Lewis Avenue and
Mrs. Lois Orner of Crawford
Drive, together reported a gen.
erous sum of $479.37. This is an
increase of $120 over last years
drive.
On behalf of Mrs. Eckardt,
Rockville chairman, I would like
to express my whole hearted ap-
probation to all contributors, es-
pecially the children of Rock
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-02-10
Sandy Spring Neighborhood
SPRING 4-5294

We are happy to welcome home
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Rice of Ashton
who have just returned from one
of those extra special vacations
They went by plane to Honolulu
where they took a cottage with
some friends from Cleveland, O.,
for couple of weeks. They also
spent some time in Los Angeles
San Diego and San Francisco.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley entertain.
ed at dinner Saturday night at
their home pleasant Valley
when their guests were: Mr.. and
Mrs. Reginald Conley, Mr.. and
Mrs. l.. H. Mills, Mr.. and Mrs.
Willard Stabler, Mr.. and Mrs. j.
Justus Meyer, Jr., Mr.. and Mrs.
Graham Stacy, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Coffee and Mr.. Dick Hal
lowell.
The Association was entertained
at the home of Mrs. Francis Mil
Ter on Thursday of this week.
Mrs. S. Brook Moore is in Wall
ingford, Pa, attending the Reli-
gious Education Conference under
the auspices of the Friends Gen
eral Conference.
Robert j. McCalmont has re.
turned from conferences in Wis
consin, Iowa, Texas, Louisiana and
Georgia. Mr.. McCalmont is an
agricultural engineer at the USDA
Research Farm at Beltsville.
On Jan. % our high school stu
dents followed in the
footsteps when they too had chest
X-rays on the TB Associations
mobile unit. The unit parked in
front of Sherwood High School
and students in the ninth through
the twelfth grades were dismissed
from class for few minutes to be
X-rayed. Prior to this the school
conducted a special health educa-
ton program. Students from the
science classes went on a tour of
the Health Department in Rock
vile, art students made attractive
posters, one of which is so clever
it will be displayed in a window
of the TB Association office in
Kensington. Congratulations, Au-
drey.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-02-10
COIesviIle
Lucille Priest
EV. 4-7234

Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Hobbs and
Mr.. and Mrs. Lynn Johnson gave
a surprise birthday party in hon.
or of Mrs. Eleanor Bailey at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Hobbs on
Motley Road. There were between
25 and 30 relatives and friends
present and the best part was
Eleanor really was surprised.
She received presents. The re-
freshment table was trimmed red
and white hearts with a big birth
day cake in center of table. The
presents were on a table with
red and white streamers at
tached to each gift coming from
a heart pinned to the ceiling.
James Anderson with Emory
Patton and Willard GLAND are
spending a few days in Florida.
Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Johnson
and family left on Saturday in
their new station wagon for a
visit with Mrs. Johnson's sister,
and family. MIR. and Mrs. Danny
Lewis of Anderson, Ind.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Boerum
have their son, Pfc. Donald Boer-
UNI, home from Fort Dix for a
couple of weeks.
The Colesville Homemakers
Club will be host to the Burtons.
vile Homemakers Club for an
all day meeting at the home of
Mrs. Granville Thompson. The
County Agent, Mrs. Catherine
Rhoads, gave the demonstration
Mrs. Ethel Thompson, Mrs.
Charlie Hobbs, Mrs. George Bur
riss, Mrs. Charlie Leichleder, Mrs.
Paul Boerum, Mrs. Lewis Hobbs,
Mrs. Effie Stevens, Rev. Paul
Groseclose of Colesville and Mrs.
Samuel Stackhouse and Rev.
Charles Wallice of Spencerville
attended a hearing on alcohol
test for accidents when driving a
car.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-02-10

When the new, $182,545 Oar.
nestown school opened its doors
for the first time Monday morn
ing, it was an occasion for gen.
eral hat-throwing and heel
kicking.
The $50 pupils were happy -
or at least as happy as possible
at any thought connected with
School. The principal, Edward
G. Heine, was beaming. And the
architect, Ted Englehart of Sill
yer Spring, and the contractor,
the c. E. Mossburg Co. of Rock
vile, were basking in general
applause as well.
Even the harrassed man who
tries to build new schools as
rapidly as possible to keep
abreast of the county's growing
school population, James H. Shell
don, County Supervisor of School
Construction, was in a tranquil
frame of mind.
In response to the SEN
TINEL'S query for an appraisal
of the new school, Mr.. Sheldon
said that it is an example of
intelligent planning, magma
ton and supervision by the ar
chitect and equally good con-
Torrance with Specifications by
the builder"
A modern 70 by $50 feet fire
proof steel and masonry struc-
ture with six classrooms and
wide corridors, the school also
includes large multi-purpose
assembly room with stage
which may be closed off with
sliding doors to make it kinder.
garten room.
A modern kitchen is also in
cluded to make the old school -
an old and overcrowded stucco
on wood building bad
memory.