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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-30
Two Debs
Choose
Tea Dance

Tea dances were the order
of yesterday for the debu-
tantes.
Miss Cecilia Kimball Wheel
ock was presented to WASH
ington Society by her mother.
She is the daughter of Mrs.
Austin Wadsworth Wheelock
of Washington and the late
Rear Admiral Wheelock, USN.
The 5 to Z party. given by
Mrs. Wheelock, took place at
the Washington Club. Dancing
was to Sidney's orchestra.
Miss Wheelock and her
mother formed the receiving
line. The pretty, blond debu-
tante chose q garnet velvet
dress which was fashioned
with a full skirt and an off,
the-shoulder neckline trimmed
with Irish lace.
She carried an old-fashioned
bouquet of white carnations
and garnet roses.
In Navy Blue
The hostess was in a navy
blue peau dc sole afternoon
dress which had pale blue sat-
IN ribbons around the neck
line.
Miss Wheelock is a graduate
Of Mount Vernon Seminary
and now is attending Mount
Vernon Junior College.
She is the granddaughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. George Cooley
Gordon of Miami Beach. Fla,
formerly of Rochester, N. Y,
and Of the late Mr.. and Mrs.
George F. Wheelock of Leices-
ter, N. Y.
Mrs. Wheelock, the former
Miss Cecilia Kimball Gordon,
made her debut in Rochester.
Among the out-of-town
guests invited to the marty
were Miss Lou Booth Of
Fairhaven. Md, Miss Edmee
Loughlin of Annapolis and Mr..
Raymond Waller. jr.. Of
Moorestown. N. j.
The other debut tea dance
was given by Mr.. and Mrs.
William James Dempsey for
their daughter. Mary Gather
inc. 1t took place from 5 to 8
pm. at the Columbia Country
Club.
The hosts and their daugh-
ter formed the receiving line.
A tiny blond. Miss Dempsey
wore an ice-blue satin dress
which was ballerina length.
She carried a white fox muff
on which she tucked two white
orchids.
White Orchids
Mrs. Dempsey's dress was Of
powder-blue lace over satin,
sprinkled with iridescent Sc
quins. Her flowers also were
white orchids.
Among the debutante's as
sistants were her younger sis
ter. Miss jeanne Dempsey
and the Misses MarciS Mitch
ell. Roberta Lee Lohnes and
Carrie Belle Waller. All wore
wrist bands of red and white
carnations. Miss Dempsey's
escort was Midshipman Tony
Trent.
The ballroom of the club
was decorated in blue and
silvery white including several
white Christmas trees.
Miss Dempsey is a graduate
OF immaculate Seminary and
now is in her freshman year
at the College of st. Elizabeth.
Convert Station. N. ].
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-30

The ceremony took place De-
cember % in the Bay Method
list Church in Bay Village.
Ohio.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-30

Mr.. Archibald Haley Hawk
ms of Lynchburg, Va, an
nounceS the marriage of his
Evening star., 1955-01-27
pAlNcI oloacIs COUNTY

BRENTW0OD--2-stofy home. excel
lent condition: COW, 70 eli schools,
city bus 81 door; OF nnencirs. JOHN
CxkfER, IA. East KIvsrdAle-,. Mass
spld MI; iresss sss, s ssa i,seGlai'Ins Il pIn
RERpfr. RiEsapn9ffr IA sosfiaaSa AHEis.ssSsfA sss
i isiii.bsnsi.. SfiRcsss ssHamSier With Iarsis,
level yard. Lisinn rnn has nrsylAee,
laFse din,ns rnls pig. fauinpsa
kiieh%sn % EloSs % Y nsE nsissf4n snbsEn nhiieEs[ RSsi,
fsT1IE $500 81 Bafna6as "a. Sc.
rS2nfSE SsisTs. EsrArEs. MSc
yaQspal eRpcEsyIiiy ,,Il ylHns We
ksS a II sRibbiEhs eINSER Real
TOR. VA. T-f0i0 Or VA. 7-Ooes
ccL..scss.' s.'.s., sssx; esss ZOO. ssHs s ss:s,:
6rsc1eNay 70 RAfAgs: larRe lot; hot.
ssesEE * M. %S. 7saSs Wa.SisS -s2s
ml0annfpGg ~ Two sccd homes.
e.msk, city water ayA1shle, Ega-
EllTcHksf nfielfs. $4,000 -
SEE si,s srse ssl'msa isssi gsia sa mssn s.
ists condition. Owner iesvinf Sree.
4efE sseo q. safnahss a. q,
mxATrsyILLE. xlshin sblks y. ~
Rrythtng - -bedrn. Colnnial house,
axpsnsih atttea on h..Nr Nrh.i neNly
bAn.EY kExL fsTzTk. Xfs. z
sYzztsymlH-s sIlsss ! u. is1iIy,
ether feiloVs expense. 4 fully n.At.
ffe, house tor your eemterk kRnf-
&fNukR REALTY "a. e.ites
rRWrsBArK ARKk - cor s-esSim.
hfiek fnmAiefi fun btnzt3 level l(ts
yskirs ei,ttHss .ss s,.,, ssxssysniF
SssA4zrss cb. p.h- - s.e''i'
Evening star., 1955-01-27
cnuRcnEs WANTrD

WANTED 10 Client desires
purchase Of church BLDG. seatine
around a0ft NV. or NE.
Nathan volkman. Broker. ". e.3Q00
Evening star., 1955-01-27
STEAL THIS ONEl
NO PISTOL NEEDED

al as q V SSN;oi q! !. e !. ~ ;t5S i
din, rp.. with pietpre win.
iqssry eath o. iss pou.
sun deck on 2ld n, Bspif.
has stc. nm. ana bar. iapndfy
EE1l end bath scuehed N.
Combination alum. storm. win-
a0Ns and doors pe sio. Anchor
fnStsikcs'f sEhiNo = ~
Evening star., 1955-01-27
CTJSTOM BUTLT

imnsealAss . stately brick
5 ssSilssijs' iss s.esa... q lasS s|s sysl yi.E sk
separate kit. and fnll bath IN
Ss;sS Sss :s .ss:;:': :sS::s': sS:. ,s;sI. ,sS.
ovEn AND r66Lh K0kEnl1
Evening star., 1955-01-27
$iS,25O, INCL. GROUNDS
30-YR. 4tk% LOANS 4

NJ rsss.s, sss Tsil MI ssss ssss 11as ,ls-s,r sfsp
s:ss, ): IN ss'a Sy ;l,ss 3 .ssSS& & IS. i22gs
Evening star., 1955-01-27

Silver Spring-$l2,95O
full bsmt.; y blk. school and neal
- 4 IIEesEER i GO.
Evening star., 1955-01-27
DOLL HOUSE
NOTHING DOWN I
CLOSE-IN WHEATON,

Pretty \. ! picture on ), |, ms
s:s;;'I., ss:s'Ess.:s, ;s.s 4 s,; sas 1: s.sIS's Sss
and bath. All In new-house
$50 ,64. MS brick, It's 4 beauty.
it'B bound TO sell today. Cali
ewes. OIL. 2-4N06.
Evening star., 1955-01-27

ALEX. AREA--You pay for what YOU
live in. Why not buy this charming
brick semidet. ;;spienty Of extras. $50
down and $40 per mo. includes
everything 70 qualified OF, Esill
hsrnf., fenced yard. near bus. Total
price only S1O,750. Exclusive, y. =.
STEFFEY, JE. 4-3447. --3l
Evening star., 1955-01-27

SHANNON & LUCHS
5000 Conn. Ave. NV. XII. 7-is0O
Evening star., 1955-01-27
YlRKTOW1N VA VILLAGE o. ,.4.5E
NEW RAMBLERS

naautifui. weii-built, weil-ioeated,
bfiek home; lGe. .nv. rrn. with hrePt;
sssb.a: an tu,I b:ns Z rssl sorssSsa ssssai DoreS K
GEORGE w. BAUsERMAN
nv.s~ aA.,s-Ssss RA. "a a-4ssio
Evening star., 1955-01-27

Beverly Hilis sis..
SOHRnss gSe Ras rsa aTS sass ssai0S%iI sSsoIuss i %
nisculate; wonderfui quality brE. -And.
frame construction. with heavy elatt
roof: prime location ON beautifu
iot in deliehtful Woodland setting
We have seen few homes wilh
Fsissfaf saLfiFs iafE 5a GAG s.Jsss ss1Rsssssi dsz =
s-bedrm. brick rambler. near shir-
lsy hsys sehool Z b9s; aSo aaist W ! ss1s ss5ess
Evening star., 1955-01-27
LrxR rAxH,

Country Realty co LONIAL REALTY CO
Evening star., 1955-01-27
SIIPERR LIVING
500, MOVE IN
30-YEAR GI LOAN
WHEATON AREA

G0-ft. brick rambler. Eatins-sizs
s's n6 jS D6Rr ri diplRPg pPlRPSgMEss4 MhEEs tpl| qo
VETERAN. Must earn MINIMUM y q q
Sstsiis, ss2iS &YY Fitsis, fsi Lo. o. 4.SooS Until
Il, Out qeofsia ave. Or Comp,
ave sxsendsa a q Xiers Xgiers .i,n Mili .,,,1 Id.'
fisht on Adrian Sc. 70 Model Home.
snfonioI Invoctnannt Co
Evening star., 1955-01-27
HOUSES ron sALE--Mp.
HOME AND ACREAGE

clTY coNT., COUNTRY LIVING
We have tel nice homes IN The sub
lovely frounds. For information.
ean RE. 6-6S60 or Fairyieu 2-2667.
CAPITAL nIEW REALTY co.
$500 Silver Hill Kd. Sc.
Evening star., 1955-01-27

wheaton a Hsishs shss-ssbedrm. brick.
Nv. rIrl., sep, din. rrn., equipped kit:i
and a.. 3 bedrnis. and bath, fnll
bsf8t., rear porch; immaculate con-
dillon. Assume 0I loan, payments
, Less than rent near 81. cathefine's
Evening star., 1955-01-27
CLOSE I'M
NEAR NH

Nearly new; very attrac. brick home
sab,FssoSys ,Fs lsysl Ah rs bATaI hATaE ~. RES rS SR
din, I'M. screened porch. Ice, mod
srn XII. hreskfsst rIa; on bst e: e:
Ssb.sbo. S sHouLp GO al. VI. b.
WRIGHT. EN-. 9-bf,00,
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WOODSIDE-$l8,05 $50

a RAJ sps.h value .s Dslishitg9i .l..a q e.s 3.
ave. side scr. porch. rec. rm.. nre-
Rlass. 9 baths biS Sss shsdy lHf15f.I. lsyfsl IA;
Evening star., 1955-01-27

ihscufhcaf; hpss snd iaxutiens iIy.
fna. with nrepi.s din. rIn., kit, fully
equipped, 3 lEf. hedrms. and tiled
rns. with bar IN esiif. Ben6lx wash.
ms machine. 6arhaee disposal; fenced
back yard ecnv.. msny ADDED fea-
lures. For INFO. can NJ kgra2f,
IA sisASscE SsSge 4 fESUtsss.ss' sss' Co go s
oyfNEn WifK ERLL nj Arlington
S@bedri1. BRICK rambler. 0f hp-
pfaisei. 9fHs 800. IKt. Nv, rinr fiFs-
rieet: eouippei Kitchen. excei. 10
cation. Cail ewes, after 9 ON. o.
week snds. KE e.7leo. 80
Evening star., 1955-01-27

4-bsdrm, home only 2 yrs. old. en-
rms. tip, with ample storage space.
Eull bsmt.. oil heat.
Prince Georges Realty Co.
uN. 4-ii66 WA. T-ees5
Evening star., 1955-01-23
How Sy|vanias new Silver Screen 85 with
HAL0LIGHT brings Eye Fidelity to W

RUN ( , 4s
lhe television picture is brighter in
most Of 1855 new sets. For this
reason it is important that you see
HaloLight surround lighting before
you select any new television set.
For Sylvania HaloLight around the
new picture makes its brilliance far pleas
anter for your eyes than any other tele-
vision set in the world. Watch il for ten
minutes and you will never again settle
for an enclosed, oval viewing area.
Advanced design of Sylvania picture
tubes has made them the most widely
used Of any make. The ne,oest Sylvania
picture tube, with millions Of particles Of
Evening star., 1955-01-23

activating pure silver across its entire
faceplate, shows $50 separate gradations
between white and black. ''Silver Screen
85' framed in HaloLight now introduces
Eye Fidelity in television!
TVS first ''No Shift" Tuning takes you
automatically from VHF to UHF. just
turn one knob from 2 to 50. More auto
matte controls in the Sylvania than in
any other set made. Noso see TV as diff
fercnt from the others as day and night!
SYLvANIA ELECTRIC PRoDUcTs Inc.
RADIO TELEvIsION LIGHTING
ELEcTRoMcs ATOMIC ENERGY
Radio & ~ Diusion, Buffalo Z, ny
hCanada: madeby Syipaaia Electric (CaRada) Lid,
for Northern Electric Company Lid.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1955-04-08
Aides Named
For Councils
Donor Affair

Personnel in charge of arrange
mentS for the Council of Jewish
Women'S annual donor luncheon,
scheduled Friday, April 20, at the
Arizona Biltmore Hotel, was an
nounced this week.
Mrs. Morris J. Cohn is chair
man. Mrs. Bernard Schneider is
in charge of reservations. Assist
ing are the Mines. Shale Kyman,
Lester Matlow, Sam Brown, Elvin
Bistrow, Sidney Blum and Oscar
Leverant. Mrs. Stanley Wolf s
handling publicity.
Hostesses for the afternoon will
be the Mines. Arthur Toll, Willard
Abraham, Mark LeibSon, Stanley
Wolf, Jerome Kantor and Morris
Ribyat.
Hawaiian Motif
The luncheon, scheduled at 1890
pm, will be decorated on a Ha-
waiian theme and highlighted by
a fashion show presented by Chick
Davis of Scottsdale. A special pre-
sentation by the Phoenix Opera
Company also is scheduled.
Donor will be $40, patrons $40.
Funds brought in from the affair
will go to support the various
Council activities in social welfare
and education locally, nationally
and overseas.
Projects Aided
Local projects include the Phoe-
nix Milk Fund. the Memorial Hos
pital Well-Baby Clinic and the
Freeda Marks scholarship fu n d
for Arizona students showing
marked ability but needing finan-
cial help. Two new projects under
taken by the Council this year are
the Adopt-a-Patient program and
Toy Loan. The former involves
visits to the aged and sick and
contributing to their comforts. The
Toy Loan, still in the formative
stage, calls for distribution OF toys
to needy children.
The Councils overseas project is
Ship-a-Box, which entails material
aid to Israel and North African
Jews.
One of the groups prime pro-
iects is Service to the Foreign
Born, which assists newcomers in
everyday problems of adjustment,
welcoming them to their new COM
munities, helping them learn Eng
lish and assisting them in naturall-
Zation.
The Council also contributes to
the support of the School of Educa-
ton of the Hebrew University in
Israel.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1955-04-08
Bold Approach
To Peace Urged

NEW ORLEANS, (JTA) - An
appeal for a bold direct ap-
proach" by American diplomacy
to the problem of peace between
Israel and the Arab states was
voiced here at the five-day nation
al biennial convention of the Ma
tional Council of Jewish Women.
Mrs. Irving M. Engel, president,
who made the suggestion in her
keynote address, also urged the
delegates to support Israel in its
struggle for survival.
Mrs. Engel told the 800 delegates
from PAS cities that the federal
loyalty and security program must
be taken out of politics and sug-
gested the appointment of a nom
partisan commission of outstand-
ing citizens to investigate the fed
eral governent's security proce-
dures.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1955-04-08
AnnualDinner
Is Scheduled

The Jewish War Veterans Aux
iliary will give its fifth annual don
or dinner-dance Saturday evening,
April 16, at the Silver Spur.
Mrs. Milton S. HerSh is IN
charge, assisted by Mrs. Samuel
Charms.
A pre-donor party will be given
next Sunday at Mrs. Hersh's home,
1903 w. Marshall, for all who have
completed half of their donors. Re-
servations may be obtained by
calling CRestwood 4-6243.
One of the projects supported by
donors funds is the auxiliary's as
sistance in maintaining canteen
at the army induction and examin-
ing center, 7O7 w. Washington. Re-
Gently the auxiliary received let
ter from 1t. Gen. Willard G. Wy
man, commanding the Sixth Army
at San Francisco, expressing ap-
probation for the groups contri-
button to the canteen. General Wy
man said it helps to give young
men entering the service sense of
community support and interest in
their personal welfare.
The auxiliary also serves veter-
ans and their families.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1955-04-08
FOREIGN Aid Backed

WASHINGTON, (JTA) = B'nai
Birth has given full endorsement
to the aims of the technical assist
ance program of the United States
and the manner in which this pro-
gram is being carried out. In testi-
mony before the Senate subcom-
mittee on technical assistance pro-
grams, President Philip M. Klutz-
nick urged that such operations be
continued as an aid in strengthen
ing foreign countries against COM
muniSm.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1955-04-08
Jewish Shrine Asked

WASHINGTON, (JTA) = Rep.
Earl Chudoff, Pennsylvania Demo
crat, has asked Congress to pro-
vide that Mikveh Israel Gene
terry in Philadelphia be made a
national shrine. The cemetery con-
tains the graves of Haym Salo-
mon and other outstanding pat
riots.
The American Jewish Commit
tee reports that more than 45 new
chapters have been chartered in
the past 18 months.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1955-04-08
Queens Patronage Given

LONDON, (JTA) = Queen Eliz-
abeth has granted her patronage
to the council for the celebration
of the tercentenary of the resettle-
ment of Jews in England, it was
announced here. The council is
planning a number of celebrations
to be held throughout the United
Kingdom next year.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1955-04-08
Eleanor Whips Through Israel

JERUSALEM (TA-NIrs Roosevelt made Whirwlnd
meetings
religious life between
inhabitants
walks of life.
of settlements towns ana institutions
she saw threey when she last IN Israel
during visits Roosevelt
which IN
negraon coming from various economic
ands
The Arizona post., 1955-06-17

The garden of the Sgutt
home was the setting for the
attractive ceremony perform
ed in the presence of the
h undred and twenty-five
guests by Rabbi Albert Bill
gray. A yellow and white
color theme predominated.
The bride was attired in a
yellow and white organdy and
carried white daisies. Sister
Vera was the brides only at
tendant and wore green or
CANDY graced with green en-
broidered flowers and car
ried green daisies. DR.. Philip
Aries was his sons best man.
The bride was given away by
her father. Serving as ushers
were James Prudential and
Max Segal. After the cere-
mony the reception continued
with the very lovely bride and
groom cutting a three-tiered
yellow and IN lite wedding
cake. They then left on a
wedding trip to Las Vegas.
Mrs. Aries will join her hus-
band in early August, when
he receives his officers COM
mission and assignment to
permanent station, following
preliminary training.
The Arizona post., 1955-06-17

bag and baggage" Mr.. and
Mrs. Alfred Gilberg move to
Phoenix next week, where he
is opening a large laundry
and dry Gle a min G plant.
They've lived here the past 10
years and consider their ties
with Tucson close and expect
to come down often. Son,
Sheldon is on marine reserve
duty at Camp Pendleton and
enters the Marines in Septem-
Der.
For he next few months
Mrs. Esther Silverman will be
visiting her daughter and SON.
in-laW, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Zabriskie at Atlantic Beach,
Ii, and a son in Philadelphia.
Arriving Unexpectedly MIR.
and Mrs. Tave K a u f m a n
spent last weekend with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Sam r.
kaufman. He's stationed in
California.
Among those competing in
the Soap Box Derby are Mike
KaiSerman, Francis KlenSin,
Allen Epstein, Marvin Savlov,
John Messing.
The three and a half weeks
Mr.. and Mrs. William Schnei-
der spent in Hawaii went
quickly. They sailed aboard
the Lurline, visited the sew
eral islands and the leading
schools there. Mr.. Schneider
won the canaSta tournament
and Mrs. Schneider the ping
pong tournament on the ship
and she learned to do the
hula, real-well, we're told.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Schatz-
man, N. LongfelloW, are en-
joying a visit by their son,
Leonard, of Cedar Rapids,
Iowa. He is an instructor in
Sociology at Coe Collie G e
there, and spending a ten day
vacation period in Tucson.
The Arizona post., 1955-06-17

Pile will take a wedding trip
to northern California and
will make their home in Tue
son.
Miss Williams is the daugh-
ter of Mrs. Ida Williams of
Chicago. For the past few
months she has lived in Tue
son and is employed by the
Valley National Bank. Mr..
Fisch is with Mutual of Oma-
ha.
Belman.O OldS
Naomi Belman has chosen
July 3rd for her marriage to
Donald E. Olds at a formal,
afternoon double ring cere-
mony at the Sahara Guest
Ranch. Chaplain Allen Yea
ner of Ft. Huachuca, assisted
by Cantor Maurice Falkow
will perform the marriage
rites.
The bride, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. David Belman, 3O2
w. Flores, has chosen Mrs.
Lee Goodman as her attend
ant and her brother, Barry
Belman will be best man. A
bridal dinner for the guests
will follow the ceremony. To
be present at the wedding will
be the groom's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. David Olds, and his
grandfather, Mr.. A. Olds, an
aunt Mrs. Bertha Kaplan, all
of Portland, Ore; Mrs. M. L.
Schwartz, Milwaukee, aunt of
the bride; Mrs. Dorothy Min
er, Chicago, cousin of the
bride.
Following a wedding trip
to Grand Canyon and Las We
gas, couple will live at FIT.
Huachuca until his discharge
in September after w h i C h
they will establish their home
in Salem, Ore. VIII ere the
groom is in business.
The Arizona post., 1955-06-17
10
SociuIs and
Personals

A comparative newcomer,
Teddy Blondes, is the newly
appointed executive director
of Planned Parenthood.
Next week Henry Kauf-
mann leaves for Europe. He
will be accompanied by his
mother, Mrs. Irma Kaufman
as far as London. In August
he goes to Israel and will
meet Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Bittker there. The Bittkers
already left on a motor tour
of Europe for three months,
before going to Israel. Mr..
K a u f m ann will be back
Labor Day.
This Sunday Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Gold celebrate their
45th wedding anniversary.
End of the month Mrs. l.
Gabriel goes to New York to
be present for the birth of a
grandchild and visit with
daughters, Thelma and Ber-
nice and their families.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Ro-
senberg, E. End, will spend
the next six weeks in Vincen-
nes, Ind. visiting children and
looking after business inter
eStS.
Thurs sday Mr.. and Mrs.
Louis Lesson and Michael left
for Minneapolis to attend a
wedding of a cousin. Zita will
fly in from Boston to be pres
ent. She this week received a
fellowship to Harvard Law
School. Lessons will return
end of July.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Her
man and children, Debby and
Alan, E. 18th, are back from
Coronado, Calf, where Mr..
Herman attended an insur-
ance convention. They return
ed a circuitous route, by way
of Las Vegas.
The Arizona post., 1955-06-17
Wa&~s
WilIian1S-FiSch

WilIiamS-FiSch
A garden wedding in Los
Angeles on June 26 will unite
Sally Williams and Norman
Fisch. Rabbi julius Fleig of
the coast city will officiate.
The groom's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Jacob Fisch, and sister,
will attend the ceremony. Cou-
The Arizona post., 1955-06-17

A comparative newcomer,
Teddy Blondes, is the newly
executive director
of Planned Parenthood.
NayI xuooIx III Hauru Kanf
Evening star., 1955-05-08
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on your
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Evening star., 1955-05-08

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Evening star., 1955-05-08
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Not in Ordinary Breeds

People who aren't on q diet at all
choose this bread just because
it tastes so good! Toast it.
You'll rave about that wonder
full nut like taste. So deliciously
satisfying that even on a strict
diet you never feel starved. Buy
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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-07-14
29O Children in BrOadWOOd Manor
Play Program Means 29O Projects

prettieSt "babies" in a doll con-
test.
Mr.. Fauley reports that a vein
lie roast recently sponsored by
the Recreation Program was a
tremendous success with $50 chill
dren participating. And the re-
suits of a checker tournament
recently concluded are: Senior
Age Q5-1O winner Tommy Mad
err; Junior Age Q3-14) winner
Robert Bucci; Midget Group Ill
12) winner Cliff Smoot; and Pee
Wee Group (6-1O) winner Wayne
Woodward.
Future events include tourna-
ments in jacks, dominoes, horse
shoes, ping pong and basketball.
See what 1 mean? This is the
best organized and most inter
esting recreation schedule posi-
BILE, in your reporters opinion.
The next bit of news is not
very pleasant. But it is some
thing all i'm this area should
know. The Donald Fishers I'M
dercOvered several black widow
spiders nests alongside of their
lower front steps on Sunday.
We Settlers hurried out post
haste to find out what Don
was spraying. Then, on inspect
ing our own steps, sure enough,
we found a nest. Don, i'm true
BrOadwOOd fashion, shared his
spray with us and routed out
and killed all we could see.
1t may be well for all of you
neighbOrs to check around your
hOmes-they like dark, damp
places. Don got the formula
for his spray from the Univer-
sity of Maryland. 1t is a good
idea for all of us to have this
on hand.
Vacationers this week are the
Donoghues of Grandin Avenue
who spent several days visiting
their home" Vineland, N. ]. 1t
was their first trip in a year, and
grand homecoming for them.
Additional honorS have been be-
slowed upon our ever-popular
neighborS, the Alec Lazors, of
Dean Drive.
Al, former President of Rock
vile Lions Club, was appointed
Deputy District Governor of this
District, 22-C (Which includes the
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-07-14
Royal Pair - avey Crockett
And Queen Sign Register

The guest register of the Mary
land State house for the past y
months contains the names of
1.-TWO members of the royalty.
y One is that of England's Dowa-
ger Queen Elizabeth. She sign
ed the book last November, a
page being set apart for her sig
nature alone, which appears in a
fine, proud, feminine hand
Elizabeth R." The other reads
simply "Davy Crockett, Alamo,
Mex Mexico, King of the Wild
Frontier"
The State House hostess, Mrs.
Richard Bartlett, says she is not
sure but rather imagines that the
latter monarch arrived in the per-
son of a SiXth-grade schoolboy
whose family lives in PASSPORT.
Nearly eight thousand chill
dren went through the State
House last month" observed Mrs.
Bartlett, land every so many of
them asked about Davy Crockett.
They seem to associate him with
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-07-14

The first Mayor of New York
City was Thomas Willett who
took office in 1865.