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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-14

CRAFTSMAN wants arch. or mech
| work; , yrs. exper.' 6-l0 pm,
DRUG CLERK, licensed New York;
| excellent salesman: personality; fun
! or part time. AID. 4ISS1.
ENGLIsHMAN, married no children
/ seeks administrative post on large
| estate or property. ES-manager 400
acres citrus. Good So ACCOUNTANT. Ref
FARM MANAGER. married man, rs
| yrs. old, veteran World War II and
Korean war. desires position deal
| ing directly on indirectly with
agriculture; nov managing ZOO
acre farm, raising registered An
| Of livestock -VaccinatinR. fit,
| ting. foot care. etc. High school
| ed with yrs. extended agricul-
| ture training and short courses
| at V.PI For references and IN
| terview minimum salary 50 OO0t.
write BRYANT ALEXANDER. Han
| over Va; or phone Dawn 1888
GARDENER. single, now employed;
experienced, maintenance work and
other duties; sober; references. Box
MAN DESiREs, as exper. painter;
all kinds. Call AID. i-9307, Mr..
MAN. colored. young, exper. truck
driver. wishes work with some
.hOlsss9i6ed51 perm. JOB only; refs
MAN. coIored. desires Job as dish
washer. cleaner. part time or full
time after pm. LII. 2-Sl95.
MAN. age 40. Is years experience
as supervisor in transit industry
also exper. in trucking and service
station. seeks perm. empl. Box
30s-R, Star.
NEWSMAN-EDITOR
Fully experienced desks, beats. pro-
| duction. 80, married, vet, B. s.
daily, wire service, public informa-
tion BACKGROUND: Seeks career op i,tni
activity. Call Ov. 3-4193. o am.
! till noon, Mon, or Tues.
NIGHT WATCHMAN, retired, white.
Govt employe. Ii. 4-3602.
YOUNG MAN, colored, part time
work as tabulating machine opera
tor, porter, driver. etc: reference.
10. 1-32ll, after 5 pm. is
YOUNG MAN
College grad. dble. major. MANAGE
MEHT and motion time study. ans and
ing. Deal with chain. Must be 1905
honest or don't write. Might take
co. car on road: go in partnership,
industry, store radio. public rela-
lions. hot dog stand Don't hesitate.
write Box 35-S, Star.
WANTED-Partt time position: Wash
ington: experience. 30 years civil
and military aviation: plotting,
training, testing, supervising. man.
agement. supply. advising, planning.
References furnished Give particu-
lars. Box 2S6-R. Star. 49,
FORMER FBI AGENT. 30. married
seeks challenging, interesting and
rewarding position. VIII relocate.
Box 303-R, Star. 49,
A YOUNG MAN would like TO work
as porter. secretarial switchboard
operator. Ii. 4-0I25.
COLORED MAN-wants evening work
as elevator. switchboard operator,
to pm. or ii to 7 Am. LU.
CoLoRED MAN desires days work.
house cleaning end yard work. LA.
CoLoRED MAN wants s hrs eve.
wk., 9 to II. Cleaning once or any
janit. wk. WILLIAMS, sP. 4-451l.
COLORED MAN, exper., wants work
painting. patch plaster, roofing, TILL
ing. paper hanging, downSpoutS, gut
tiers. owns car and tools. Ii. 3-9l4S.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-14

BEAUTY SHOP EQUIPMENT, useo
chairs, wet unit, shampoo bowls.
hot water tank 10. S-50S3. IA
BED, sofa, matching chair, good
eond., ODDS and ends. Best offer
XII. S-l34p. Ia
BED. double, walnut: Simmons in
nersprins mattress. coil Sprine and
vanity dresser: excellent condition.
JU. 7-5425.
BED-Pullman. cherry red; brand
new, Sl35, util table. Sl5 ia.
a-5535 I'll 4: wkdys, after $50.
BED, lold-away. inner-spring mat
tress and cover; used DAYS;
orig. S29.7b. now 1880. NO.
BED, roll-away. 30 inch: practically
new, inneF-SprlnR mattress and
cover; so. SO. 5-456S.
BED, twin HOLLYWOOD, $50: LEVITT
vacuum cleaner, S"5: fir. lamps,
SOC ga kit chairs, 81 ca. NO.
T-3i35.
BED. double, modern. walnut: mat
tresS and box spring; also studio
couch with cover. $3.50, 10. =
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SlTUATloNS-MEN
CONSTRUCTION
SUPERINTENDENT
~ a. nFHn. q

BooKKEEPER-oFFICE MANAGER
Thoroughly experienced, all phases
YTT a-nSnA
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ANTIQUES

AND DECORATORS ITEMS
vases. $40; Naisea vase, So; colored
crutes. $3.50; eolored goblets, 81
up; demitasse sets, 81 up; bisaue
lamp, 81; other lamps, 81 up; bone
dishes, 81; satin. bristol and cased
glass vases and rose bowls, 30 so
UP; blue satin tumbler, So $50:
cranberry tumhlers. $3.50 ga.
Lge. collection milk glass, 81 up;
also. pressed and cut glass, art
glass asd blown and ID pres pressed e,
siaSs' t China p and Sr 81 S &c
Picture frames. csc up: books. loo;
records. 10c: cobbler's benches. SIG
up, mahog.. dresser, $40: blanket
chest, nearly 200 yrs. old. SIS;
round din. table, $3.50; marble
top wash stand, S22.50; marble
top tables. So up; wash stands
$3.50 up: wash rockers. 81 up!
love seats. 81 up: side chairs, s.
like for you to come in and prowl
Open Sundays. ewes. til z. BELL
KINDS. 412 z. Capitol ST. Ii
4-96SS P.S.: See our ad under
furnishings.
driers. Tvs,
air conditioners, all others. al
wholesale price. Remember nc
RTiss Sssss S ShoSsss F Ss RI
. ss2s9 SGy s day III Pm an niv.,z
S95; . only. RA. 3-5461, JE. .
AUTOMATIC WASHER, ABC. 4O-ft.
wood ladder. lawn mower. studio
couch. porch table; $50 for all OF
separately. HA. 2-7302. ia
BABY BED, mattress; stroller with
market basket. excellent condition /;
used months: SIS. III. 7-0443.
BABY CARRIAGE. Thayer folding,
like new; cost $50. will sell for $50
or hest offer UN A-21OG
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-14
WAREHOUSE
CLEARANCE
Of New and Reconditioned
FURNITURE

Furniture
TRADING MART
215 KING ST., ALEXANDRIA
Down by the River near Foot Of King st.
Continued on Next Page)
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BEDS-GOVT. SURPLUS
Join WIDTH STEEL BUNK BEDS
COMPLETE. 36-IN. STERiLIzED
INNER SPRING MATTRESSES.
$3.50; NEW 39-lN SERTA HOLLY
WOOD BEDS COMPLETE. S44 %:
36-1N WIDTH ARMY STEEL
FOLDING COTS s5,05. N FRANK
q SON Ala ard ST. NV. Elk.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-14

"DEBUG" by newest approved health
method, your mattresses. pillows,
1853. Ii. 7-9SI0. 81 New Jer.
sey ave. NV.
Excavating and Trenching
Call LA b-l%s5J. Ia
FENCE. CHAIN-LINK. 81 PER FIT.
INSTALLED. GUAR WORK
10. l-0292 OR 10. 2-S4s0 ---lN
FLAGSTONE. STONE, CEMENT, pa
tics. walls, steps. etc. Free estimate
Cal JERRY. u. 1-4756
FlagStone and Stone
WORK
Porches, patlos, walks, retaining
walls, tile drainage.
ANGELO MARcUCC1o, JU. s-l769
FLOOR SANDING. finish: new, Il
Sc T.: old. loo up. C. L. HINSOH
-: Yuma st. Sc. 10. l-3475. 22'
FLOORS LAID, sand and finish old
ReaE 10, S-44SS
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE


FLUoREscENT LIGHT BULBS. 40.
stats sc "a. Elec. articles. NO.
FOAM IRiUBBER. for cushions. pads;
2513 N st. NV. Elk. 3-3527.
FOAM RUBBER CUT ANY SHAPE
Cushions Jumbo Mattresses
.Gilliland. 2l45 r NV, EX- 3-6633
FOODMIXER, Dormeyer, never used,
still in original carton. Leaving,
must sell. Ho. 2-073i.
FREEZER, IL Gu. IT,. q mos. old. no
down pymt.. new guarantee; food
plan incl. RA. 3-7S97. -l5
FREEZER, IS Gu. IT. uprisht Amapa,
new condition. 10. 7-2O6O.
FREEZER. Philco. $50; Coldspot re-
frigerator. $50: executive desk. $40;
swivel chair. $50; misc. chairs, s.
5-6S18
FREEZER, Thor. Is Gu. IT. chest;
ne new. sos or best ofier. 10.
FREEZER, waist height. q Gu. IT,,
good condition, SIS; refrieerator.
F RE-, IL, ANTIQUE STrHS1i FURNIT1Rf-
5 pieces of very old, very rare,
hand-carved. French furniture: l
love seat. . arm chairs, 2 straight
back chairs. Can be seen any
time at 295O Bellevue Terrace NV.
No phone calls; no dealers. This is
q real opportunity for someone
looking for museum pieces which
are in perfect condition and made
for usage. No reasonable offer re.
FRENCH HORN, As olds, B-fias
double horn, professional model;
reas. or best offer. Mr.. WILKIN.
Son, RA. $1,000. IA
FROZEN CUsTARD EQUIPMENT;
excel. .cond. and is In operation
now; in good location and store
could be leased. Cali no. 2-7644.
FUR C0AT-Mouton. Size 10 TO 49,
SO. TIE. 6-l975.
FUR COAT, Persian lamb. black.
new; $500: leaving country. Wo.
FURNACE and Iron Fireman stoker,
best offer. OIL. 2-2336
FURNACE. fon house, American
| Standard, forced hot air, used 2
! winters: new condition; best Of
! fer. Call BR. $500.
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FURNITURE - Dining room suite.
LARGE table, 8 chairs and buffet.
S45. Kenmore wringer-type wash.
ing machine, S25. HA. 2-7S60.
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FURNITURE-Breakfront, mahog..
also 2-pedestal dining room table.
1000 Conn. ave. NV, Apt. 800.
red brocade with linen slip covers.
SIS. EN-. 3-0645. la
FURNITURE. walnut buffet and
server; good cond.; sos. Call UN.
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HOT SHOPPES, INC.

DIETICIAN
And Kitchen Supervisor
Coordinate sanitation, store room
control and kitchen production fof
dining room service and busy cater
irs. Salary and performance bonus,
An opportunity to express yourSen.
Write fully to Box 1905, Star
CLERK -TYPIST. 5 days. Must bs
tors ONCE: ne. section. Write BOZ
3l3-S, Star, ID
COUNTERMAN OR WOMAN. fast
0cal refs; able TO order, etc. Must
live near 18th and r. ]. ne. Can
make $50 wk. SP. 3-93S3. Ia
UNTAIN MANAGER TO manage
I-stooi fountain. for nationally ::
lown company; good salary and
commission Write giving age, ex-
-rience and education. Box AIS.
ar. Ia
yIToR, couple. no children; tc
e care Of small apt. Bldg. .Liv-
!; quarters and salary. Must have
sIcrences Apply at Apt, - 540s
40 pIace nv. or call ME-; T.
REAL ESTATE statesmen
II train you to earn $4,000 or
,re year. Excel. OPPORTUNITY
Jr retired men or women III
.-l3g1
aESMEN- SALESWOMEN. full or
art time. We furnish you leaos as
We have more inquiries than the
present STAFF can see. good commits
sion and bonus. Call, write or phone
at once. PROSPECT HILL GOLF
AND COUNTRY CLUB. CE. 3-367 /,
Glen Dale. Nd. IL
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FURNIT nursery set
Of crib. wardrobe, toy chest and
clothes horse. Cali WE. 5-3053.
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BOOKS

New lot. mostly SC to use each for
quick sale. ESTATE BOOK SALES.
722 18th st. NV, End floor: Sun.
Mon. Thurs, Sat, 10 am. to 10
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. portable
A s.3 nv son PC SAD TaiHHt oegqs9a.
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An ideal start; l female litterine in
Sept, and ] young pair. Ali diff
ferent blood. all extremely high
quality. Must sacrifice at $500.
Write Box BIS, Star
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-14

REAL ESTATE Statesmen
II train you to earn $4,000 or
re year. Excel. opportunity
Jr retired men or women. TU
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-14

NIGHT WATCHMAN, retired, white
Govt employe. Ii. 4-3602.
YOUNG MAN, colored, part tim
work as tabulating machine opera
tor, porter, driver, etc: reference
10. 1-32ll. after 5 pm. l5'
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Fully experienced desks, beats, pro-
duction. 80, married, vet, B. s.
daily, wire service, public informa-
ton BACKGROUND. Seeks career oppoT-
tunity in news media or allied
till noon. Mon, or Tues.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-03-31
BrOUdlUOOd
Homes Put ON
Easter GUrb
BY HELEN SELTZER

Despite the unseasona b | e
weather, two Broadwood homes
already have on their new Gas
ter dresses" The material? White
asphalt shingles, with aluminium
channelling as the under gar
ment." The two proud owners
of these newly "attired' resi-
dences are the William H. Phil
lips, Jr., and the Walter Bells,
both of Viers Mill Road.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jay Bolton had
a farewell dinner in honor of
H. M. Phillips, Jr., whom we
wished God Speed to Europe in
our last weeks column. And
surprise Ito Bill only entrance
of the Charles Willinghams and
the George F. Morans touched off
a gay Farewell Party. These
farewell get-togethers are warm,'
friendly gestures, and have be-
come traditional already in this
comparatively new community.
They certainly show wonderful
neighborly spirit!
The regular monthly meeting
of the BroadWood Homemakers
was held last Mar. Is, in the
William G. Fuchses very attrac
tive recreation room. The Fuch-
ses are in the process in doing
some mighty unusual and profess
sional looking decorating down
there, and as soon as it is fin
ished we'll cover it in full for
you. That's all we'll tell you right
now!
The most important news of
the evening was the vote on
whether the meetings should con-
tinue in the homes or should be
in the demonstration office of
the County Building, where they
had previously been held. The
County Building supporters won
by an overwhelming majority.
Definite plans were made for a
bake sale on May 7 and COM
mittees were set up very eff
GENTLY by the chairman, Mrs.
Meredith P. Davidson. We can't
miss with this system!
Mrs. Keto, as hostess with a
small assist from yours truly
served delicious sheet cake and
punch.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-03-31
Goithersburg 1912

Mountain on Apr. 10 at 6 am.
The X-ray unit will be station
ed at the Hyattstown Fire House
on Apr. 4. All those interested
in having their chest x-rayed be-
tween the ages of IA and over
should be at the Fire House be-
tween the hours of 3 and 8 pm.
The evangeliStic mission for
ClarkSburg began Sunday, Mar.
q, at 7:45 pm. The Rex. Rich
ard M. Burns of the New Market
Methodist charge gave the in
spring message which will con-
tinue through the week except
Saturday, Apr. 2.
The members of the confirma-
ton class of Clarksburg will be
received into the church on Palm
Sunday, Apr. 3.
The following is the schedule
of the baptismal services:
DlckerSon, Apr. 8, 2:3O pm.
Clarksburg, Apr. 3, 7 pm.
Germantown, Apr. 10, 2:3O pm.
The WSCS of Dickerson will
meet Tuesday evening, Apr. 5, 8
pm. at the home of Mrs. Ellis
Robertson.
The WSCS of Germantown will
meet Wednesday afternoon, Mar.
80, 2 pm, at the home of Mrs.
Helen Collins.
The charge holy communion
service will be held at Dickerson,
Thursday evening, Apr. 7, 8 pm.
We cordially invite every mem
Der of the church to this service.
Concerning the Clarksburg
evangelistic mission: Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Esnor of Baltimore
will be guest singers on Sunday,
Wednesday and Friday evenings.
Kenneth Mercer will be the solo,
list on Monday evening. On Tues
day, Thursday and Sunday even
ings music will be furnished by
the choir. Below is the list of
the greeters for the mission:
Sunday, Messrs Ora King and
Ralph Martz; Monday, Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Green; Tuesday, Mr..
and Mrs. Burge Burkett; We'd
nesday, Mr.. and Mrs. c. D. Day;
Thursday, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Glaze; Friday, Mr.. and Mrs. ].
William Purdum; Sunday, Mrs.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-03-31

preyed on her conscience so she
organized a "White Elephant
sale in her backyard.
The backyard became a magic
spot, with the clotheslines decor
ated with gay streamers of crepe
paper, and the refreshment table
which sold Kool-aid to drink and
shoestring potatoes to eat,
Twenty children, ranging in
ages from three to 10, brought a
favored toy to sell. They made
S3.35, which was sent to the
Montgomery County Red Cross
for the Fund Drive.
The Montgomery County Red
Cross has collected A per cent
of its $4,000.
The areas of Boyds has made
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-03-31
Epen Goats Come in King Size
Bntches in Germantown Area

The heavy breeze did great
damage to the early shrubs and
plants but, we're hoping that the
fruit wasn't out enough to do
it great damage. Most folk were
just about ready to do some real
gardening before the cold spell
arrived. In fact, we have soWed
lettuce, radishes and o m e
onions.
Again thanking those who
have so readily called when they
have some some interesting news
to relate, hoping that more of
our folks will do likewise.
Thanks.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-03-31
Five in County
Are HOnOred by
HOlstein Group

Five County farms stocked with
Holstein- Freisian cattle were hon.
ored by various Qualifications this
week by the national breeding
association.
Herds classified by type are
those of Filbert Farms of Germ
antown; George l.. Fuller of
Rockville; Leslie c. King of
Clarksburg; and Ralph and Gro
yer Walker of Gaithersburg.
Completing year of testing
were the animals of Edwin D.
Fry and Son, Gaithersburg, and
the Walker Brothers, also of
Gaithersburg.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-03-31

Will De DIT o PIN. tally rOulQ
your pastors to make these a
great and wonderful blessing to
you and yours.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Downs
of BoydS, Md, attended funeral
services at Cedar Hill for his
grandmother, Mrs. Rose B.
Vaughan. She was the last mem
Der of the family of Richards
mothers. Sincere sympathy is
extended.
Many of our folks attended
"The Follies" at Gaithersburg
High School on Friday and Sat
urday and are high in praise of
the junior class for their fine
production. We think anything.
that our youngsters do that will
enhance their chances for sue
cess in their future work ought
to be we'll supported by the
parents.
Sunday, Mar. 27, was Home
and Foreign Mission Day in the
Southern Baptist Association of
Sunday Schools and was observ-
ed q at Germantown by having
the King brothers give a reading
to better acquaint us with the
purpose of this special day. The
offering to be sent in amounted
to SIS; attendance was 126 with
one perfect class, '"The Faithful
Followers" Richard Downs,
teacher. The ladies class led
with largest class present also
the largest offering.
On Palm Sunday at the II
o'clock service the ordnance of
the Lords Supper will be OBJ
served. Our pastor will bring a
special message concerning this
observance. He is doing much in
visitation in preparation for the
revival services which will begin
on Sunday, Apr. 10. We urge
and especially invite all to attend
these special services.
Mrs. Marie Price and Mrs. R.
w. Rawn called on Mrs. Horace
Dubois at GAINESVILLE one day
last week.
Plan to meet your friends at
the big auction sale on Satur-
day, Apr. 2, at the Fred. B. Fort
farm where you can buy fine
cattle, hogs, machinery, feed, etc.
See you there.
On Tuesday afternoon, Apr. 5,
at 3 pm. through 8 pm. the
mobile x-ray unit will be at Ger
mantown, so please plan your
day so that you can avail your
self of the chance to have that
chest x-ray made. A really Won
derful plan to check the inroads
of the Scourge of TB.
Glad to report that Mr.. Crit
tenden Walker of Gaithersburg,
who was injured in an auto acct
dent early Monday morning at
Georgia Avenue and Lansdowne
Way has been released from
Washington Sanatarium, Ia
koma Park. His injuries are not
as serious as at first suspected.
Mr.. Walker was driving the auto
when it rammed into a utility
pole with so much force that it
was sheared off near the base.
Mr.. William Clements, Jr., age
II, is still confined to the same
hospital after having II stitches
to close the wounds in his head.
At the moment word had not
been received by his parents
whether billie" sustained a
skull fracture, as soon as x-rays
are completed a more complete
report can be obtained. We miss
you at the store so hurry and
get well is the wish of your many
friends here. billie" is the son
of Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Clements
who run the general store here.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-03-31
HARRISBURG NEWS
Joun Edwards Gothersburg 1912
Joan Edwords

Garrett Allender of Elkton
visited his nephew, Bird j. Al
lender of Clarksburg over the
weekend of Mar. 10.
Mrs. David Brandenburg, ST.,
of Los Angeles, Calf, is visiting
her son and daughter-in-law, Mr..
and Mrs. David Brandenburg,
Clarksburg. She expects to stay
for several months.
T h e Clarksburg Methodist
Church supper was well patron
lied in spite of very windy
weather.
PFC Alvin Mobley of Camp
Carson, Colo, is visiting his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel H.
Mobley of Clarksburg. PFC
Mobley is on furlough. He ex-
poets to return to camp on Apr.
6.
MIR. and Mrs. Thomas Vinson
and their two sons, Thomas, Jr,
and Charles of Admission, Ala,
and Earl Ward of O'FIatchee,
Ala, visited Mr.. and Mrs. Char
les E. Miller of Clarksburg over
the weekend of March &c.
A tentative date of Apr. 30 has
been set for the annual spring
festival which is sponsored by
the Clarksburg PTA.
Thirty members of Troop 2O9
of Silver Spring spent March 26
at Camp Elbow" on the DR..
Robert A. Biers property near
Clarksburg. The ceremonies for
the camp fire meeting on Satur-
day night was cancelled because
of the windy weather. The Scouts
broke camp about 8 pm. and re-
turned to Silver Spring.
James R. King of Clarksburg
Optimist Club announced that
the baseball team will practice on
Apr. 2 at the Clarksburg School.
All boys in the area from ID to
IS years of age are requested to
contact either James R. King or
Gather Draper about joining
with the baseball team for the
coming season.
The Clarksburg Optimist Club
met on Mar. 81 at the Clarks-
burg School. President Arnold
S. Price announced that Thomas
Clements, George Mallet Provost,
w. o. Rose, Russell King and
James R. King are members of
the nominating committee.
The club is making arrange
ments to hold an Optimist sup
per in the area either on Apr.
80 or May 7. The proceeds will
go for boys work activities.
James r. King stated that the
baseball field has been surveyed.
He announced that the first prac-
tice will be held at the Clarks-
burg School grounds on Satur-
day afternoon, Apr. 2. He an
nounced that booster tickets will
be sold to booster the morale of
the team. The proceeds from the
sale of tickets will increase the
funds for operating expenses.
Now everyone will have an op-
portunity to support the team.
Pres. Price announced that the
anniversary party this year will
be held at Peter Pan Inn at
Urbana on June 8. A special
committee consisting Ben La
Blanc, w. o. Rose and Arnold
Price will cooperate with com
mittees of the Frederick and
Hagerstown clubs in the joint
anniversary. The District Con-
vention of Optimist International
will be held at the Hotel Roam
oke, Roanoke, Va, on May % to
May "a inclusive.
Pres. Price invited all Optimist
members and their wives to at
tend the Easter Sunrise service
to be held on the Sugar Loaf
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-03-31
IN AUSTRIAN MANEUVER

Sgt. Jack L. Roberts, whose
wife, Ellen, and mother, Mrs. Jo-
sephine Roberts, live on Route
1, Rockville, recently participated
in Exercise Roundup, an Army
training maneuver in Austria.
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Made Corporal

Donald r. Adams, %, son of
Mr., and Mrs. Joseph A. Adams,
Kensington, was recently pro-
NOTED to corporal in Germany,
where he is a member of the 5th
Infantry Division.