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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-23
BARNABY WOODS

BARNABY WOODS
Cod. beautifully built with spacious
rooms in the finest taste; center
hall. living room DESIGNED for full
furniture placement; guest size din
ing room, large all-electric kitchen.
bedroom and bath on LIST A.; up
stairs, . very large bedrms. and
X bath: built-in garage; near D. &,
line Priced right ct $4,000.
E. F. BLANCHARD
Realtor JU. $4,000
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

MARCH 81, N.W.-3:bedrms., ram
bier pref: adults. l child: mr..
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EXCELLENT PROPOSITION IN,

renovating concession in Arlington
Palace Valet Shop, Rosslyn, Va. This
is a 1,700-unit apt. bldg. an 500
car parking space shopping center.
Opening Immediately. For further
information, call MR.. BLAU at tn.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

AMER. U. PARK AREA, 1885,
Crestview, near westmoreland Cir
Gle and the fine Spring Valley Shop
ping Center; Diet. red brk., on nice
shady corner lot; six rooms g bed
T Tms p ss BATH shd M g. PHI ss
81. Fiji. EYES EN-. $500. ~
BET RESDA-Briek Cape Cod. To-
din. rm.. kit. with breakfast space
and den; 2nd A.. 3 bedrms. and
BATH. finished rec, rm. In bsmt.;
very large screened porch; beautiful
iot with trees: perfect school taci ll:
5 blks ' to exceiient transp. To In.
Spect. call BOWLING q GARDINER.
days; Oh 5,a2 2-6ee6, OIL. 4-6o76: eyes
BETHESDA-EDGEMOOR - 2 houses
from Edgemoor Tennis and Swim
ming Club; cow. shop. schools.
t tFanslR R' ssryf sref Gss5 ssins
gar. screened porch, all-eIec. kit.
S29,500. 1910 Exeter I'd. OIL; 4
MISUNDERSTANDING rambler.
with 8 bedrms.,. baths, all-elec.
80 5fns'f So Sszf 8 sRsI's &C. I:
bedrms.. ga baths,
select Edgemoor: immaculate, mod
ern center-hall brick Colonial, on
quiet street; rec; rm' slsS; kitchen,
at 's So 800 S Earl RI.'f + % SfsGe 81.
BETHEsDA--Si3, 100 CT approved.
ACT FAST ON THIS oNE-Immac.
2-bedrm. brick Cape Cod on lss.
attic attic re ready ~ for Rs:s' more moi rms. and
bath: mr.. schools and bus. FRANK
8; PHILIPS OIL, 2-7oo6; eyes, eyes,
BETHEsDA-wYNGATE-4 bedrms,
. baths; S19.950. Brick Cape Cod
homes. din. rm.,, full bsmt.. lge.
const. GI-FHA financing, HENRY
!. CoNNoR, INC. OIL. 2-i6s3, OIL.
BETHESDA, MD,-parkvood section.
SCI $50. brand-new. brick rambler
ishe sd's AND vf' READY .o move e' into LiV
ing room, separate dining room. 3
bedrooms, bath. full basement with
very nice recreation room, side
screened porch. garage. Better see
Ssr e; e. f Is GB:S; s5.;.;
BRP;rSGEsDA. NEAR NH owner
leaving city; urges quick sale Of this
him r1nI almost new ,,. 5coed n,oos
up kit; huge semifnished out.oi-
ground basement with heat and pic
ESSksSNks ' 8. IsS11+fSss'' b. 4:isfi:
Erin 3h 2s i4sso-E.sy wai i9
white BUNGALOW for couple or small
family, featuring Q bedrms., sep.
din, rm.. clubrroom and full bath
in basement; level corner lot on
a quiet street: VACANT. FRANK 9.
PHILLIPS, OIL. 2-7006: ewes. KE.
BETHasDA- Unusual circumstances
make this brand-new brick Cape
Cod an outstanding value at this
low price. Center hall; huge living
room: separate dining room; cleo
t egDme Kitchen ge Sn s latest full oS 6stS
on frst fioor., . tremendous bed
large porch; Excellent financing.
S225 95o. FRAME, SIS, 8, PHILIPS OIL.
Lge.. level lot; SI3,e60, KoRzEN.
Med, Center and NH
Pine quality brick Colonial, with
heavy slate roof: immaculate I condt-
baths, full basement, beautiful lot.
$50 It. deep, with large Anchcor-
fenced rear yard. half block of Wis.
ave. next door to the Medical Cen
ter. sla,I50. FRANK 8. Phillips.
Observation-Disclosures on beauti-
full lot, of Old GEORGETOWN I'd: a.
bedrm. brick, with large kit. con-
tanning breakfast space: rec. rm.,
side screened porch. Diet. 2-ear ga
rage and brick terrace for out.
door living. So, $50; Mr.: HendeT-
PHILLIPS, WO. $4,000.
CONTINUED on next passl
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GEORGETOWN - Redee. 3-bedrm..
NV. si65. AUERBAcH q CO., DI.
7-650I. tn. 1850.
SILVER sPRING-Loyely detached
2-bedrm. bungalow With expanded
attic. oil heat: East Franklin st. at
bus. Sis. AUREBACH q CO.. DI.
W. HYATTsvILLE, adjacent to Sill
nm. large kitchen, liz baths. fun
$40. JU. 9-644O or VII. 6-628l;
w. HYATTsvILLE-o-rm. srick
cost h.-w.h.. top location, vacant,
reasonably priced. W. R. HUGHES
co. AP. T-l409 III 5 pm. "a
ALEXANDRIA, Delray Area-2-bed-
t@ ey.f sTsk fu ss per msn. aq K
9-6644. AL. BAKER a SON. INC;
ALEXANDRIA. oroveton Area-stone
rambler; 2 bedrooms, living rm..
s sss Der rm mdn Tsplaf H. in sS ssas FR
BAKER a. SON. INC. Pa
ALEXANDRIA, Jefferson Manor Area
- rms, full basement, nice front
porch, near schools. shopping and
transp.. 500 per month XII. s-6S44
KANSAS KE ESE = N.Y. s%N. NE Sedrms-. 1M
baths. fun bsmt.. nr. shops, transp;,,
ALExADRiA~Unique restored hse.;
. bedrms. tile bath, huge hy. rm.
W. fireplace. opening on brick ter
c cssa T sapsr F mod k c0P Bsss
ton; beaut. decorated. TIE. 6.8S39.
SILVER SPRING bedrm., 2 baths.
garage; s135 per mo; Mr.. Field; Ju.
2 g,55: ..,,o WooDMooH AGENCY
K iGS Rf sask-s bedrms.. semidet.
T Tesi l. sGBuGRBaAiN. I'm. s:s4oS.
$50 GALLATIN ST. N.W.-Row brick:
very large 3 bedrms;: English style;
1910 Or VIII. s-sssi: -s5 .
porch, mod. kit. with dishwasher
BUNGALOW with over q acres OF love-
y grounds maintained BY owner.
Unfgg1 1sis sI ~ furnis she'd sl5 20
NE. AREA to 8 rms; brick; .redec.
Good loc.; yards; children welcome;
500 up. Ii. 4-1100.
NORTH-New, large, q
bedroom duplex; close to Hecht's;
basement. S105 mo. KE. $4,000.
RIGGS PARK-Newiy decorated In
side and out: 2 bedrms., full bsmt..
f fee S:aa.y yard, 500 mo. ows sE
s.E.-semidet. brick; rms, Ia
baths, full bsmt., nice yard. Conv.
to shop. transp.. schools; $50.
BUSADA REALTY CO., 10. $500,
CHEVY CHASE. MD.-a-bedrm. Co
lonial;. full bsmt,, garage. mr.. pa
rochial and public schools: $3.50.
SIGLER d CO.. Lo. 4-S3S3. 10.
1853 FL BELMONT ST N.w.-1o rms.
3 baths; Just redecor.; oil heat;
conv. LOCI; suitable for doctor or
professional man; $125 per mo. Ap-
ply AMERICAN SECURITY q TRUST
500 PER MONTH. 3-bedrm. prac-
tically new rambler. all cleo. kit,
Annapolis I'd. Call til pm. WA.
$4,000. ROBERT s. DAVIS 81 co.
HYATTsvILLE. $11O PER MO-.
Practically new 6-rm.. 2-story brick;
full bsmt. Mr.. Queens Chapel shop
ping center. Call til 8 pm. WA.
$4,000. ROBERT 8. DAVIS & co.
ALEXANDRIA. 500. . ,bedrms., sep.
din. rm:, full bsmt. redec. att. brick,
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HOUSES FOR sALE--N.w.

A. U. PARK-Homey bungalow in this
h-sousht- after area near 81.
AIMS Parochial, Alice Deal Jr.. High
and woodrow wilson High schools,
80 living room. fireplace. study and
kitchen. LIST floor; 2 tremendous
basement. Only Si7,85o. Cali Oh.
6S,ss7S,, THsoSsso J. FISHER & CO.
aMIR "a INV INV PARK. se4 a5o-
Attrac. brick Colonial: close to all
schools and transp.; .1st.h. powder
rm.; 2nd a. has 3 nice bedrms... 2
flne baths. very attrac. rec. ,rm., with
powder rm.; garage; nice level lot;
BfLLiNdsLEY REALTY CO. I'm.
M alS 2aiw ~ z pm mn coo,,s.. E,sS
owner sac. for Quick sale. Immacu-
late 6-rm. red brick semidet. 3
ssdrms. Z baths ~ gar; OILY 9Es r.; e9o
AEL REALTY CO., JU. e-0e01 /;
ewes, JU. b-767z.
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loring concession in Arlington-Pal-
ace Valley Shop. Rosslyn. Va. This is
q 1,700-unit' apt. bldg. an S00-car
ing Immediately. For further infor b.
nation. call MR.. BLAU at To,
2-160O. -23 }
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HOUSES TO SHARE

WORKING MOTHER to share house
with 2 other mothers; cow. schools,
AMER. UNIV. PK.-1 or Q ladies,
share with lady owner; brick Diet.
home: 2 bedrms., pvt. bath. unlim.
tel. ext, kit. din, liv., TV, Bendix:
close to tranSp. KE. 7-1h76.
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TRAILER COURTS AND CABINS
Ideal location, close to Washington,
going business; good income, mod
ern bungalow for owners use; small
down payment; for further informa-
ton and to inspect, call Mr.. Strick-
land, exclusive with
JAMES L. DIXON g. CO.
ST 3.TC0O "a
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BRIGHTWOOD

One block from ACCOMPLISHMENTS
corner brick home. consisting of side
entrance hall. 8 spacious rooms and
bath; full basement; gas h.-w h.;
garage. i inclosed and 2 open
porches. Price, $4,000. Owner
transferred-must sell. Call Mr..
Mcintosh, Eek; 3-24s0 or AID. 2-6565.
FRED A. SMITH CO.
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GEORGETOWN AREA
This new listing is q rare BARGAIN.
Three bedrms., situated on deep lot
with garage, Needs some redec. but
Is perfect for small family. Located
on r st. near public and parochial
schools. Priced low for quick sale.
Call Mrs. Chatterton.
JAMES L. DIXON g. co.
ST. $1,000 tExcLus1vD AID. 4-ss1o
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-01-20
Page MONTGOMERY COUNTY SENTINEL
Thursday. January 20 1855
Broadwood Manor Joins
In Hailing National Honor

Broadwood Drive, the home of
the Lloyd o. WoodWards, done in
white; and 1928 Viers Mill Road,
Mr.. and Mrs. Dominic p. LallTs
home, sporting an olive green
finish. Neither the Lalli's nor
the Woodwards can report on
heat savings until this winter is
over. Well get details when avail
able.) This new covering, how
ever, is claimed to be a substitute
for insulation, which fact sounds
very feasible.
Mr.. Woodward, upon being in
terviewed by your correspondent,
stated that he is very well pleased
with his investment, and that the
price is not prohbitive, taking in
to account that the finish has a
lifetime guarantee. Yes, that is
what the man said! Imagine not
having to ever paint your home
again. That, in itself would pay
for the job! Put that down in
your improvement notebook,
Harry.
The Luthys of Grandin Avenue
had weekend guests, Mr.. Luthys
mother, Mrs. Phillip A. Luthy,
and his sisters family, the Harry
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-01-20
AT Annapolis

ANNAPOLIS = The first joint
meeting of Montgomery and
Prince Georges legislative dele
cations was scheduled for this
week to discuss proposals affect
ing the Washington Suburban
Sanitary Commission.
But two proposals were already
drawn directed at Tightening up
authority of the Sanitary and the
National Capital Park and Plan
ming Commission.
In the first, Delegate Blair
Lee, III, offered a measure to
require the Sanitary COmmiss-
ion to submit plans for extend
ing major trunk sewer lines to
tho Park and Planning agency
for review and comment. The
Park and Planning group
would have 80 days to report
favOrably or critically on the
planned trunk sewer route.
However, Lee said the Planning
Commission would not have
veto authority over the SAM
tary agency.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-01-20

has four living children, five
grandchildren and three great
grandchildren. Present to help
her celebrate her birthday Sun
day were Mr.. and Mrs. Norman
Ward, Mrs. Gertrude Bell, Mr..
and Mrs. Edward Smellie, Mrs.
Curtis Ward, Miss Lucille Link
enhocker and Joan and Bobby
Ward. The Sentinel extends
birthday congratulations, too,
and may you live to be a ripe
100.
Mrs. Maxwell Burdette enter
tanned the members of the Wes-
leyan Service Guild Glee Club in
honor of Mrs. Bernard Lewis
and Mrs. Wilfred Watkins.
These two were presented with
silver baby cup, spoon and
fork from the club for the re-
cent arrivals in their families.
Thursday, Jan. 20, will be a
half day session in the county
schools with the afternoon being
devoted by the teachers to pro-
fesSional work. In Damascus
the elementary teachers will at
tend meeting at Gaithersburg
| Il, xxybiob JaY,,o,o ctrafiooc mill bo
given on teaching methods in
arithmetic and the county course
of study in arithmetic will be
discussed. The h gh school
teachers will work in the build
ing on individual problems.
We are sorry to report that
Miss Nora Frances Lynch is on
the sick list.
Mr.. and Mrs. st Clair Mates
and their five children formerly
of Detroit, Mich, moved last
Tuesday into the home of Mr..
and Mrs. David Pope. Mr..
Mates is the manager OF radio
station WINK in Rockville and
also takes charge of the WINK
broadcast from the Druid Thea
ter in Damascus each Saturday
morning.
The Damascus Lions will meet
Monday, January "a, in joint
meeting with the Monocacy and
Gaithersburg Lions at the Upper
Montgomery County Volunteer
Fire Department building in
Beallsville.
The Damascus Homemakers
met last week at the home of
Mrs. Nellie Mcdaniel with Mrs.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-01-20
Elaborate Plans
Made for March
In Damascus

Monday, Jan. 81, beginning at
Z pm, will witness the Damascus
mothers March on Polio. The col
lecting of funds to help combat
Polio is sponsored and organized
by Baker Council No. 104, Daugh-
ters of America.
Those wishing to contribute,
are asked to have the porch lights
on, or if living in an apartment,
a towel tied to the door knob.
The march will cover the Da-
maScus School area, comprising
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Browningsville,
Lewislale, Cedar Grove, Wood
field, Purdum, and Etchison road
to Hawkins store. When the
workers are finished, they will
report to the Daughters of Amer
lea Hall, Damascus, where the
funds collected will be counted,
and totalled.
Immediately, thereafter, a re-
port will be telephoned to head
quarters. Coffee and sandwiches
will be served the workers by
the Daughters of America at their
hall. Anyone wishing to help, tele-
phone, or contact Mrs. Virginia
DietZ, after 6 pm. Her telephone
number is Damascus 6781.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-01-20
BY Mrs. Helen SeItzer

Hooray for Rockville, and for
all of us! Your reporter, for one,
is proud to be a resident of this
wonderful city, which is now list
ed among the great, since it has
been chosen as one of the All
America Cities by the National
Municipal League. 1t has been
sometimes very discouraging to
hear too much loyalty expressed
by some of our citizens about
their being residents of such and
such a subdivision in Rockville,
instead of placing loyalty to
ROCKVILLE above all other
groups.
Let us hope that the winning
of this contest will be instrument
tai in cementing all our factions
together, and give a oneness to
the citizens of Rockville. Let us
all be proud to say, "We are
ROCkVlLLlANS.
Back to the weekly reporting
of the doings of Broadwood Man
or, which are overshadowed by
the above great news.
We have another improvement
to report on for you Harry
Homeowners. Two Broadwoo :
families have covered the frame
parts of their homes with an
aluminium siding on which is a
baked enamel finish. Under the
aluminium siding is good heavy
tin foil.
The two homes of which we
know in Broadwood which now
wear this new covering are 204
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-01-20
Opening Day
Deposits Total
Over 500
BY Mrs. Ulysses Griffith ~
Damascus 1852

Damascus High School started
a new project Monday, Jan. II.
On that date they opened for the
first time a school bank. The
bank is sponsored by the Bank
of Damascus and is under the
supervision of William Stratton,
commercial teacher.
Student officers are Grace
Burdette and Jack Poole. 1t is
the hope of school authorities
that the students will take adj
vantage of this bank to accumu-
late among other things the
needed funds to meet the extra
expenses encountered during
their junior and senior years. A
most encouraging sum of over
500 was taken in by the bank
during its first day of operation.
D. H. S. students will present
an assembly on Friday entitled
Shakespeare as seen by Damas-
Gus High School Students.
The column would again like
to remind you of two important
February dates = The March of
Dimes dance, Feb. 5, and the
Lions Club pancake supper on
Shrove Tuesday, Feb. %.
Mr.. and Mrs. Upton Gladhill
had as their dinner guests Sun
day Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Grimes
and family, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Mckenzie and Mr.. and Mrs.
Allan Callicutt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dudley Ward en-
tertained at dinner Sunday in
honor of Mr. Wards mother,
Mrs. Hattie Ward of Rockville.
The occasion was the celebration
of Mrs. Wards 88th birthday.
She enjoyed truly gala dinner
with turkey and all the trim
mings, birthday cake, fruit cake
and everything nice and for
tunately she is blessed with the
good health to be able to eat
and enjoy everything.
Mrs. Ward is regular attend
ant at the Rockville Methodist
Church and is the oldest active
member of that church. Wear
ing her birthday orchid she
thoroughly enjoyed opening the
many gifts and cards sent her
by friends and relatives. She
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-01-20
Mothers Get
Set to March
In ROckcrest
By Mrs. Gloria Mcmillan
Pc. 2.6627

The yearly March of Dimes
drive for Polio is now in pro-
cess and we urge all citizens to
participate in making this cam
paign success. AS you know,
the Mothers March on Polio is
the most important phase of the
March of Dimes campaign in
Montgomery County.
A committee of 80 Rockcrest
mothers has been set up for this
drive which is scheduled for Mon,
Jan. 81, at Z pm. In case of in
clement weather, the march will
be held on the next night. If
conditions are still bad, it will be
held Wed, Feb. 2.
Each mother on the committee
will be wearing a white arm band
with Mothers March on Polio"
in red. The money containers will
carry the same Identification.
Please observe the laforemen-
toned so you know you are Civ
ing your contribution to a mem
Der of the committee and not to
an impersonator. LET your light
SO Shine"-Give generously and
from the bottom of your heart.
Congratulations and best wish
es to Mr.. and Mrs. Watson Cot
fey, Jr. of Allison Drive on the
opening of a furniture and up
holstery shop located near Con-
gressional Airport.
Mrs. Eugene Fitzpatrick and
children of Broadwood DR.. are
home after spending a most
pleasant week with her parents
in Danville, Va. Unfortunately,
all good things must come to an
end, Norma.
Sande Mcmillan of Allison
Drive observed her fourth birth
day on Jan. 16. A party was held
in her honor and the small guests
included Patty Joyce Williams of
Clagett Dr., Tommy, Michael, and
Susan Haycock of Allison Dr.,
Dennis and Kathy Dawson of AL
lison Dr., and Patricia Finney of
Bethesda, Md.
The monthly meeting of the
Rockcrest Citizens Association
was held on JAM II in the Twin
brook School Auditorium. New
officers were elected for 1855 as
follows; Eugene Fitzpatrick,
President; Thomas Mcmillan,
First Vice President; Nelson
Rupp, Second Vice President;
Alan Gebhardt, Treasurer; Mrs.
Eleanor Wilson, Recording Sec
rotary; Don Seymour, Cores
ponding Secretary; Wayne Simp-
son, Sergeant-at-Arms; Carl
Brindle, Chairman Membership
Committee; Lloyd Blonkebaker,
Chairman Civic Welfare Commit
tee. A hearty and well deserved
thanks should be voiced to all
the outgoing officers for their
untiring efforts 'and many ac-
complishments during the past
year.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-01-20
Laytonsvi|Ie and Woodfie|d
Mrs. Ulysses Griffith " Damascus 1882
Damascus 1882

Mrs. Thomas Bailey, Mrs. Remus
Riggs and Miss Mary Warfield.
The Laytonsville Pitch Club
was entertained Saturday even
ing by Mr.. Camden Windham
and Mr. Mowatt Windham.
Al Livesay was a dinner guest
Sunday of the Ulysses Griffith
Tvs and Mrs. George Taylor.
The vestry of st. Bartholo-
news Church met Wednesday
evening at the home of Samuel
Riggs w.
Mrs Luther Howard enter
tanned the members of the Upper
Seneca Baptist Missionary So
ciety Monday afternoon at her
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Eckloff
had as their dinner guests Sun
day Mr.. and Mrs. Roland Green
and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Courtney Priebe
were dinner guests Sunday of
Mr.. and Mrs. August Priebe.
WOOdfield
The Mary Greene Evening
Circle met Tuesday evening with
Mrs. Russell Burdette. Mrs.
Perry Burdette was co-hostess.
Plans were made for making the
annual Mothers March on Polio
which the circle sponsors each
year in the Woodfield area.
Perry Burdette left Sunday to
spend a week in Chicago where
he is attending a builders con-
vention.
The column would like to well
come to Woodfield Mr.. and Mrs.
James w. Birkhead and their
three children formerly of River
dale, Md. The Birkheads have
purchased the Harvey Burdette
farm.
Mrs. Ethel Beall and Mrs.
George Pope spent Sunday with
Mrs. BealIs sister, Mrs. Gladys
Neill, in Rockville.
Tuesday luncheon guests of
Mrs. Eli Leishear were Mrs.
Ava King, Mrs. William War
field, Miss Hetty Darby and
Miss Mary Warfield.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-01-20
Iitchman's, all from Tenafly,

Hitchman's, all from Tenafly,
N. j.
Please put this important date
in your date books, you on the
distaff side of Broadwood Manor,
old residents and new. Next
Thursday, January>27, the Broad
wood Manor Homemakers Club
will meet at the home of Mrs
Harold C. Hinton, 1918 Viers Mill
Road. Mrs. Arnold Ashby is
scheduled to give a sewing DEM
onstration on Adjusting a size
pattern to your figure" That
should be of great interest to
some of us who keep putting off
the low calory diets and exercises,
and therefore have Adjustable"
portions in our overall pat
terms" Another interesting re-
port will be given by the hostess,
Mrs. Hinton, on International Re-
lations. How about 100 percent at
tendance this first meeting of the
New Year?
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-01-20
THE 2 TOP
ENGINES
AND THE HIGHEST STANDARD va HORSEPOWER
Ia ruE cMIEcr npIcE rIE, IL
IN THE LoWEsT-PRIcE FIELD!

It's the only six in the lowest
price field with Chrome-Sealed
Action to safeguard its velvet
smooth performance and en-
during economy.
These two great engines are
two more important reasons
why, this year of all years, you
should look at "all 80 low
price cars. Enjoy a demonstra-
ton ride in a power-packed
new Plymouth now!
'4-bauel csrburetor optional al low extra cost