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REPAIRS end SERVICES icsas.l

SEWING MACHINE nKPAIRINd
New home and Tree Mestinshouse
and accessories. Work done IN your
hone hone .s. res .sts, Al .s.s csh e
Ksnn's pepsrtnsnt store s Phone
Randolph 6-2eS1 before 10 an.
or after 4 pm.
STONE W0RK-Retsining walls.
Pre- estimates. Call TONY, LU.
2.4l3O. ~
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ELECTRICAL CONTAGIOUS
ASSOCIATION
or DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
will conduct . school on the
Electrical Code Of the District

The course 10 designed to qualify
for 1ourneymen's examination.
and lectures wifi be by
an expert Of the Districts irispee-
tion authority.
School will be held In the Electrical
Playhouse located In the Potomac
Electric Power Company's Build
r.egistration and the first class will
DC held THURSDAY. September 22nd,
Glasses win be limited and enroll.
ments will be taken on q first
come first serve basis.
Tuition fee S35, payable In advance.
Phone or write Mr.. H. c. Phillips,
1881 18th ST.. NV. Phone m.
2-S2e1 for further information.
AUTO MECHANICS sCHooT-FoT-
eign and American cars. Tune-up,
repairs, hydromaties. body work,
special destgn. upholsterine. weld
ing; everything up to full race (:
famous old automobile school: opens
new garage In Washington soon.
Days or ewes. Write at once for
NEW YORK TECHNICAL
INSTITUTE
HoEnded In l910)
Temporary Registration ONCE. until
our new garage opens. 4I2 Aibee
Bldg, RE- 7-213l
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GENERAL PIE EIkzps S SSSiEe .gzn.
DOUBLE PEDESTAL OAK, sac 80;
SINGLE PEDESTAL. STEEL NEW
foR Fan s bSsr 9 91EuE MA n HoWN
\. PRANK 4 soN, AZ srd ST.
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A snS .aalpm:n r. * 4 e sool II 80 gal
az .tsad i snd uo :sss re-
nectors;. 26-gal. and reflector.
~ dss Asrl 9 am. to IL noon;
AoUAkIUMs--20 sails. IS gals, ~
gals, g gals: iishts and . stands.
MAINS, sSi pS.s:S S.. sssss -. i' .a
:ss.s ss' TO- ssl';ii's u isa iss
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VI VI W ss |IEs|sEE 5ss|D0ss,1
Your MATTRESS, PILLOWS. Stu.
dos. By newest approved health
ACE sTERnlzERs
.611.613 New Jersey Ave. NV.
y. 3.9063 u. 7-961o
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FILE CABINETS

FILE CABINETS
s. pRAwER. WOOD. LETTER SIZE,
slI;jgs;r 2zD RA WsE 9JS, % DESK 81 :
NEW, 4-DRAWER, STEEL, $33 %;
f77pEEAWEEqRS.:r f M 1AAHH11o sr; as p cAHg
sso6ssi . Ut sis 81 NV y k snA sss74
FILE CABINETS
500 NEW AND USED WOOD, STEEL:
LETTEEs, LEGAL: $40 AND Up.
FREE DELIVERY AND PARKING.
MANHATTAN OFFICE EQUIP. CO..
$40 N. Y. AVE. NV.
FIRE RxTINGUIsHER. 2d-gaI. s-A..
$lQ; foam, 1880; Is lbs. coz.
$3.50. 2513 M ut. NV. TX.
FfGTIooREscENr FIxrUREs - Com
sst and sun. 21e North Lee st..
ro 6issf1 SsUtissBER for cushions, pads,
25Is N 81. NV. X. 3.S5e7.
FOAM RUBBER MATTRESSES. eush.
E LII sH4s' si1s NV i Exs si-ssss:
FREEZER, 20 Gu. ft. -Amena, up
dition. JU' S.eSSs. rs
17-cu.-ft. de luxe deep
fion. Cali XII. s-0sS7.
12-cu.-ft., 2 yrs. old,
chest type: $3.50 or best offer. Cali
EN-. 3-94S0.
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DIAMONDS
OUT-OF-PAWN
RARnATMC


At far less than their orig
inal cost. Every diamond
fully guaranteed Is repre-
sented in writing. Liberal
trade allowance made on
any type jewelry. All prices
plus tax.
I. "a et.-Lady,s fine color
Ola, with modern cut set
In latest style plat. bagu.
cite mtg: . real bargain,
out II pawn: only e72B
:. 1ss-ct. = Mans brilliant
diamond with American
cut mounted In heavy lax
white eold ssattn Anish)
and side diamonds: IN.
redeemed; oniy,---. 500
3. h-ct.-Lady's blue white
and modern cut Ola. set
In tady's. lax ". 9. mtg.
with 4 side dias; especially
1. 1M-ct.-Ladys blue White go
dia, Nth lustrous brilliant
and nne American. cut set
in. Aprons plat. baguetts
mtg; q real buy: sale
s. 2s-ct.-Lady's fiery Tdia- o''
nond fust purchased from
estate; set In plain lax
,. 8. mtg.s . real 0ppor-
tunity TO purchase 8 din.
nlond at 0 ridiculousiy low
price: specially priced e60e
8. 1sa-ct.-Lsdy's blue wllite.
exceptionally brilliant dia-
mond set IN plain lax 2.
gain sf this low price e47B
q IKEA gorseogs ola.
In lady's plat. mtg. with
side diamonds (nshtaii
etylel from our loan
8. SH-et. "A tremendouS
diamond with utmost byil-
liance mounted In mans
heavy lax We. satin nm.
fsh setting; . terrific bar.
n MISCELLANEOUS --s1'too
.. Alexandrite rine-This u
. very rare stone Of exQui-
site beauty and color; APP
proximRte 3h cts. and 10
mounted In heavy plat.
eetting $4,000
fsf.lrNrYIRn5TTar rnA,aa
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Plus tax: includes case, coated lens
s eHi.IHsL s sshlfnk R RsSsi ASss
l22 9th st. NV. Ma. S-6157
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ANTToUEs-EARLY AMRRICAN
-FOUR WINDS FARM
ANTIQUES

Large constantly moving stock. Out
SisSt On AZ as wi Whits ass Ss4sm mi
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DRESSES, 8 exquisite Dior dinner
and evening dresses (size 16, 1Sl:
hudson seal coat: other things; per-
fss s;y.. cond dn a.asgS6 nusual chance.
In. deep. y drawers. Can c bs used ID
as desk. good condition. Value.
Sl25: sell Tor $40 cash; glass TOP
DUMP TRgcK. cab shiild steel. $40.
D III sS;4S4iS MAGAZINE, aoee
Model 1850 Guitiiith: both rea-
sonably priced. For information
E Tx HH f MsosTSooiRs-n-h.p.. $3.50
each. 1898 Rhode Island ave. ne.
E II eas feaf- RANGE, WESTINGHOUSE
$s,,inna;a good condition. ss5. en-.
EIEC. RANGES GE apt; guar, del.
S30.b0. BLOCKS. i74s lee hwy.
r nsss Ksy sTidss "a. w ss5G9
WE VII a,s.Ss,oamasstaise timer os az port
del. raod.. grin. dbl. oven. ETC.. al.
E nSsS HsS' " WA siHsss' sr.nd1nsv.
n nsI. ~ Ssf s:;7f Personal 'i1s; reason
ELECTROLUx. almost new. cost
$3.50. sacrifice y price. 10. 5-403l.
ENCYCLOPEDIA. World Book. Boz
E Sa5H LsoSieiEiDrAs golfers, brand.
new. 81 ycls, Must sell going
r ssTSsa; esh 20, rSS 1SSs4N mi,
set 1911. SIG; 5 folding chairs, Ss;
E 1ssss VS. WoRID lss BookEiems lsss
science is subject children sI,s ar, are most i
sets, not school approved. Just BE-
destroy your chtldren's interest in
science and school subjects. Com
pare. Ask any teacher or librarian.
zoe q day buys the best. CO.
FAN On, twin. 1a-in.: oE 1a.in.
oseil. fan; 9 NAH. inIAio end tables.
Boys 26-tn. bike. EN-. 2-1074.
FEED - SACKS, reasonable. ~.
FENCE. I41 IT,. heavy chain link
mattress. simmons. and springs.
bed board: Fostoria glassware: play.
pen, other baby equipment. CAN
TIE. 6-S745 or XII. 9-129S. --1S
FILES, steel Victor visible index.
5 twelve drawer files. pocket type
for Ia In. 5-in. cards. Good cond.
Reas. Mr.. Day. ST. 3-6924. lis
FILlNG CABINET new, dr. steel
TYPEWRITER. 741 10Th st. NV.
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ADDITIONS

General remodeling. by established
builder; long exper. D, c., Nd, Va.
OIL. 4-27b9. WA. 7-0220.
ASPHALT DRIYEWAYs, parking lots.
alaska PAVING Co. Is years in
business. Ma. $685., OF. 4-730O.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
NEAT-LIM PAVING
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STQNEWQRK

STONEWORK
FLAosToNE terraces. walks. retain
tng walls; AL kinds Of cement work;
ie a dlzissecsuscsc,o Popular a.ssss
UpHoLsTERNG - Couches and
chairs rewebbed; work done et your
home. Q. n. JANNEY. RA. 3-03s0.
wATERPRoOFING walls, cellars;
70. roof s Pei labor spS nateEisl
6-4e05, La. 6-7766. al
cement walks.
JACK ssxRKEs. 10. 7.sisi.
- Cement work:
30 yrs. customer salts; courteous
service; reas. rates; terms. ROBT.
=. PRICE ASSOC. 10. $3.50.
WE ARE PLEASED 10 ANNOUNCE
first-ciass work on roofs Of al
types; al other repair work and
painting. Written guarantee on m
work. Easy financing. Call any time
ATKINS a. AKINS ROOFING CO..
3706 Shepherd st., Mt. Rainier.
Nd, AP. '7-9404. --22
Al HOME REPAIRS - Carpentry,
interior and exterior: ROBINS. paint
ing, papertng;, rec. fm. Free esti-
mates; quick service. RA. 6-7046
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-18

AND DECORATORS ITEMS
last call. Lots lge. picture frames,
loo e.. picture plates (good for
throwing, 81: deuii-tasse sets. 81:
lamps. IL Btsuue figurines, II; spice
cabinet. 81. Cranberry creamer,
81; Amethyst goblets, 81: Driscol
vases. $3.50; Bohemian wines. ST.
80: cake. stand, $3.50: Vaseline
cake stand. 50 .b0;. Amberina tumb-
Ter. $3.50; tea leaf ironstone plates
and platteIs. $3.50; blue satin
tumbler.. 81; green cut glass cruet,
~; amber pitcher. $3.50; satin
$3.50; wash stands, $3.50;
marble top wash stand. $40; mar
Bile top tables. $40 up; bird cage.
SIS; twill also sell cat cheap !;
nah. dressers, $3.50: platform
rocker. 81 80; rockers. 81 VIC.
tonian table, q gyp off the old
lauctionl block. $3.50; pie safe.
$3.50; loye-seat. $3.50; cobbleri
bench, $40 up; many other barg
We like for you to come In and
prowl. Open SUNDAYS, ewes. tn Z
BELL KINDS. 412 Z. Capitol 9t
II. 4-968S. r. 3. See our I'd under
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REPAIRS AND sERvlcE

alterations, renovation.
repairs. recreation rooms. Kitchens,
Inmates; win finance. KELSEY
coNsT. CO. Ii. 4-lIl4. HE. e.
1859. OIL. 2-1427. lis
porch Enclosures, bsmt.
improvements. etc.: for solution to
your problem or an estimate. call
MR.. WILSON, NO 7.5Q57 40
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-18

ANTIQUE sALE-eHOW
woman's club. Falls Church. sept
q through. Sept. "a. Recreation
G e.s East t. broad st.; !., an "a
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ANTIQUES

ANTIQUES
Do not sell your valuable antique
china, glass, furniture, etc., before
calling WALTER REED ANTIQUE
SHOP for expert appfaisals.
W., s6 S.go GEORGIA AVE; N.Y..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-18

BEDS, GOVT. SURPLUS
sQ.IN. METAL BUNK q UNITsl.
LIED MATTRESSES. 80 80: so.
IN. ETKEL FOLDING COT, 1926:
NEW sERTA HOLLYWOOD BED,
s1 ns.s ~. Nv y f EH a.s q esoM eli
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-18
CHINCHIILAS

Proven registered pediereed stock
now offered ct reasonable prices.
| Begin your own profitable ranch
today. Investigate By calling La.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-18

BETTER THAN PAiNT-Resurfac.
ing old or new exterior walls. re-
tain .originll lines. Wood. stueeo,
metal, brick. shingles. Re-nu-it;
10-year written warranty against
ehipPins, nseling o. eraskins; Call
Md. Vo'A IN. 4.s7a1
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CONFIDENTIAL LOANS
On D LNp fEWrrlEFxxT ccTEs ~ rUi
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' u: '::a II i :; :svss ~
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y A : very rare stone 81 saaui.
site beauty and color; sp-
proximnte 3h cts. and -
mounted In heavy plat.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-18

For beginner. salesmsn or broker.
rYs On sAYs Hish M.t seeomm nsss
your course. In q weeks have sold
iae.9? psrt-tims sales. You're
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-24

The 14th annual Shrine
Circus opened to capacity audi
ences yesterday in Uline's area.
Fourteen performances will
be given before the circus leaves
next Wednesday.
About $500 enthusiastic school
children yesterday made the
matinee a bowling success. They
were excused from school and
paid a special price to see the
show.
The three-ring circus consists
of % acts. headlined by Aida.
1.-THE Lady in the Moon" The
chief animal act is that of Pat
Anthony. a GI-trained lion
trainer.
The full house of $500 yester-
day must have set an all-time
record of popcorn consumption.
Dazed sales clerks couldn't make
enough Of the fluff. Youthful
customers stood four deep in
front Of the popcorn concession.
Teunis F. Collier. general
chairman, and Howard P. Foley.
director general emeritus. said
the circus was the best they had
seen in their experience with
the Shriners.
Although lavish with their
applause. the young audience at
yesterdays matinee howled
longest and loudest for Aida and
Mr.. Anthony.
Miss Aida, a petite aerialist
from Bonn, Germany, thrilled
the audience as she swopped
through the air on her trapeze.
She has been doing a single" act
for IA years, with her husband
acting as manager and assistant.
Mr.. Anthony. 20, is the only
lion trainer. in the business who
got that way by act of Congress.
A veteran, he applied to the Vet
Grams Administration for train
ing under the CT bill.
At first his request was viewed
with some hesitation.
After he had convinced the VA
Of his seriousness, however. the
law was rewritten to include his
type Of training.
Mr.. Anthony has IL "cats,"
only one of which is a male. Just
now, he is raising a 3-month- old
cub, Countess. which he plans
later to put into his act. The
cub, he said, gives him more
trouble than the full sized
animals.
The circus opened with one
sad note. Bozo Cosmo, the pro-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-24
Children Start Shrine Circus
off as 'HowIing Success

fessionally dispirited clown, who
has been with the show for Is
years, lost his pet dog Sno-ball
last Sunday. The mascot Of the
whole troupe, Sno-ball wandered
away from a trailer park at
Hams Point and has yet to be
found.
Sno-ball is a combination
Spitz-cocker, entirely black with
a blaze of white on her chest.
She had a great fondness for
popcorn, Bozo sadly commented.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-24
New Antibiotic

TNGW NNIIUIUIIC
A Haarlem,' Holland. labora-
tory claims discovery of antimy-
Gin, a new antibiotic from peni-
cillin, with a striking fungicidal
effect.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-24

now. genuine air-Wick In solid form,
In a smart, decorative plastic hoIderl
Now, you can be proud to make AirWick part Of the
furnishings of every room. proud Of the pleasant
fresh-air feeling Air-Wick gives your entire home
You give every room company airs with the new
Air-Wick Hostess -. it's genuine Air.Wick in solid
form the only household deodorizer made with
Chlorophyl- and the only household deodorizer in
all the world used in holder attractive enough to
be decorators showpiece! 1.-THE container comes in
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-24

number of color combinations to go with every
decor; modern, traditional or contemporary
for living room, dining room, all over the house
ArWick Hostess is the attractive way to kill the odor
of stale tobacco smoke that fingers in the living
room. unpleasant cooking odors that permeate the
dining room ..m makes the air in your home seem
fresh and inviting in a jify.
take advantage Of this Introductory offer!
great combination! Genuine Air.Wick in solid
form PLUS smart decorative contaner. Ask for new
Air.Wick Hostess just o8t.
Evening star., 1955-11-14
Answer. 70 our Presidents

President Theodore Roose-
welt said this in Panama on
November IA, 1906.
2--Booker T. Washington,
founder Of Tuskeegee Institute,
died on November IA. 1915.
3-Mrs. Eisenhower MARY
Geneva Doud) was born at
Boone. Iowa. November IA. 1896.
Questions on Preceding Page)
Evening star., 1955-11-14
World Census Set

NEW YolsK-The population
Of the world is now about 2,4OO
million. according to the United
Nations Demographie Yearbook.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-04-07
.ong the H0n,en,nkers

A nosegay corsage at the Shout
der, the handstitching of the
hem, harmonizing ribbon for
the Easter bonnet, and milady's
Easter costume will be ready for
, the Montgomery County parade.
One may aSk-hoW easy or diff
ficult has it been to accomplish
the making of an Easter outfit?
Armed with knowledge of cloth
ing construction, fabrics, choos-
ing the right pattern for size and
design, how to alter if necessary,
the homemaker faces the prob
lem of doing the job as easily
as possible.
To help her, she finds the
choice and efficient arrangement
of equipment very important
Nerves and energy are frayed
before the actual sewing begins
if she has to look in all parts of
the house for pins, needles, but
tons, scissors or other sewing
supplies.
Miss Lavonia Hilbert, Exten-
sion clothing specialist at the
University of Maryland, believes
every homemaker can make her
sewing easier by finding space
somewhere in the house to con-
centrate her sewing supplies.
Few homemakers can or want
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-04-07

meeting last week to make toys
for Children's Hospital. Mrs.
B. S. Stevens is chairman of the
toy project. Toys will be COM
pleted at the April meeting.
Spring Meeting plans, May 3,
during National Home Demon
stration Week, are well under
way according to Mrs. Allie Mess
ner, chairman. The countrywide
meeting will display activities of
homemakers and will be climaXed
by style show under the direction
of Mrs. r. N. Whip, clothing
chairman.
DR.. Allen O'Neill will discuss
dangers of overweight with the
Bethesda reducing group at s
o'clock, April II in the Bethesda
Health Center. The group saw
the film weight Reduction
Through Diet" the documentary
film showing the work with over
weight students at Michigan
State College, directed by DR..
Margaret A. Gibson and the re-
search staff. The Home Demon
stration Office and County
Health Department are sponsor
ing this program.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-04-07
Notice of Hearing

Notice is hereby given that the
County Council will conduct a
public hearing in the Hearing
Room, County Office Building
Con 7th Floor Rockville, on
TUESDAY, APRIL 10, 1855
AT 200 PM.
on the proposal to improve Breg-
man Road from it's intersection
with Colesville Road to its inter-
section with Glenmont Colesville
Road, including the intersection
of Wolf Drive and Stanley Lane
in Wolf Acres Subdivision Gas
shown on Plans available for pub
lie inspection at Rockville Offices
of the Department of Public
Works, Room 5O6 County Office
Building), consisting degrading,
paving to a standard width of 20
feet, sodding and seeding, drive
ways, necessary storm drainage
and incidental work. The estima-
ted cost of proposed improve
ments is $20,78O.00. Isl
M. A. BUTCHER
Director of Public Works
1857
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AT 1915 PM.
APRIL 26, 1866

very lovely party on Sunday at
the home of their son-in-law and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon
Warfield, in Howard County. The
occasion was in honor of Mr..
Warfield's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Lee Warfield of Layto11sville on
their 10th wedding anniversary
when SO members of their family
and friends truly surprised them.
Due to complications, Mrs.
Maurice Mossburg was not oper-
ated on last week as we reported
and to date she is still a patient
in Frederick Hospital. Ill at her
home the past week has been
Miss May Hildebrand and to
them both, we send our very best
wishes for a speedy recovery.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-04-07

Tuesday. Mrs. E. o. Brown, who
accompanied them as far as
Jacksonville, remained with rela-
tives there.
David Harrell of Beallsville
visited the Dykes family in
Manassas, Va. over the weekend
and while there, heard the Sym
phony Orchestra on Saturday
evening. Mr.. and Mrs. C. Dyke,
Jimmy and Bobby brought David
home and spent Sunday here with
the Harrells.
Guests at the Rectory with
their uncle and aunt, Rev. and
Mrs. Carter Gilliss and family,
are their twin nieces, little Miss
es Jean and Janet ellis, of New
port News, Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hatton Brown
motored over to Scranton, Pa.
and enjoyed the weekend with
their brother-in-law and sister,
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul English. Mr..
English is much improved after
undergoing surgery.
After spending a week in Fred
erick with her sister, Mrs. May
Cramer, Mrs. Joseph B. Pyles is
home again.
Guests over the weekend at
their country home in Dickerson
were Mr.. and Mrs. Alec Gray of
Washington.
Congratulations to Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Jamison over the
arrival last Monday in Frederick
Hospital of baby boy, Franklin
Andrew. Mrs. Jamisonb and the
little man returned home Sun
day.
Happy to be home for the Eas-
ter holidays from their respec-
tive duties with Uncle Sam are
Billy Willard and Donald Jones
| of PooleSVille.
Mrs. Margaret White and her
granddaughter "Bobbie" of Lay
louisville were weekend guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. M. w. Daniel and
family. In honor of Mrs. Whites
birthday, Mrs. Daniel had two
tables of dessert bridge on Satur-
day evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. M. White and
Mrs. Charles Blake attended a
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-04-07
Among the HOmen,Gkers
County Ladies Are Set for Easter
With Stitch, Ribbon and Bonnet

to devote a whole room to sew
ing, while they could find one
"area" for a sewing center.
A sewing center may be a
bedroom closet, a portable or
built-in wardrobe, a chest of
drawers, special sewing cabinet
or a cupboard. The amount of
space needed will depend on the
amount and kind of sewing,
equipment and the available
space for the sewing center.
If the sewing center is near the
part of the house used most, then
odd minutes available during
meal preparation and other rou-
tine tasks can be used to pick
up sewing. If it can be kept out
of main traffic lanes, the ma
chine can be left open until the
garment is finished and there
will be less interruption and con-
fusion.
Plenty of good quality light
must be available to do a good
sewing job easily. Along with
good ventilation and proper
heating facilities, the right tools
are as necessary for doing good
sewing as for doing any other
job, Miss Hilbert advises.
Carl N. Johnson, Extension
Service Landscape Specialist,
says planting can be done until
April IS. Interested homemakers
are invited to the tour April 10
in the Ednor area at which time
he will take up special problems
using the following homes as a
basis for discussion: Mrs. Vaughn
B. Coale, Mrs. William Hoffman,
Jr., Mrs. w. K. Barnett and Mrs.
Garrett Hess on Harnell Drive
and Mrs. Paul G. Boerum, Mrs.
Vernon Strand and Mrs. Joseph
DiNunno on Cedar Lane.
This meeting planned for
March % has been re-scheduled
because of bad weather. The
group will meet at the corner
of Cedar Lane and Route 90 at
10 a. m. Mrs. Catherine Rhoads
and Mrs. Irma Bell, home demon
stration agents, will accompany
the group. For further informa-
ton, call the Home Demonstra-
ton Office, County Office Build
ing-PO 2-2121, Extension 206.
The Potomac Valley Home
makers had a special workshop