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Evening star., 1955-03-03

YOUNG MAN, draft exempt. high
school graduate. lS to IS. to learn
IBM tabulating machine 5-day week,
$40 q m. to 4 4:45 pm. VIII consider
college night students. Apply per.
LIFE INSURANCE CO. s16 l4th
Yso6iuSNGG MAN. colored or white. to
work in collection dept. Must be Is
years or over. Full time only. Apply
Mr.. FIELD. IL noon-4 pm. NEW
YORK JEWEIRY co. 7i9 7th st.
YOUNG MAN, willing to work to
learn sales; salary. commission and
appt. SINGER SEWING SEWING MACHINE SSs
CO. 4029 8. Capitol. 10. 3-4006,
YOUNG MEN. between a1-3o. i'm.
lied. applicants. as dance instruct
ors. full or part time. With or with.
out experience. Rapid advancement
to. executive. position. at high sal
aries. Applicant should. have nat
ural dancing ability. must be person.
able ansiv sttss attractive and iRteliGsnt nsNnE
STUDIOS. 1885 New York ave. NJ
$50 wK. PART TINE. Some college
background nee. Servicemen may ap-
ply. Car. White. Call WO. 6-2292
PART TINE COLLECTION ROUTES
open in Washington and nearby Vir-
ginia. Opportunity for young men
with late model cars who are de-
pendable and pondable. See Person
mel Manager, Room 403. 1405 G
st. NV. II
A LARGE INSURANCE company has
opening for man who can qualify
in its estate planning division. Men
now engaged in this division are
earning from $4,000 to $50, 900.
Particularly interested in attorneys
who are desirous OF larger earning
possibilities. Box 437-x, Star.
pART-TIME RESIDENT MGR. and
light caretaker duties, in modern
apt house on N. Capitol st. near
Kennedy; must live on premises;
SS5 mo. SIDNEY 2. MENSH g. CO.,
Ma. S-6440. ID
S50-INsIDE OR OUTSIDE-S5O
PART-TIME WORK, 20 hours weekly
white. Call bet. and only. ME
S-5OD7 IA
Evening star., 1955-03-03
BABY FURNITURE
AND TOY SUPERMART
SAVE 20-Gn&

On all natl adv. baby furn., layettes.
infants wear. over 1000 TOYS. BIZ
cycles and tricycles. Largest Selec-
tion in Washington. FACTORY
SEALED CARTONS. Serve Yourself
and save in Washington only iu-
yeniie discount house. Thousands
buy at Baby Supermart-there must
Evening star., 1955-03-03
NO LOWER PRICES
ANYWHERE
OAsE ISth ll. A. III

2457-6I 18th 81. NV.
Opposite Ambassador Theater)
Open Ewes. Mon, Thurs. and Fri.
FREE CUSTOMER PARKING
BARBER SHOP TOOLS bowls, 2
chairs, cash register. shoe shine
stand, General Electric fan. 1905
Ga. ave. NV. DU. 7-09l2. p
BATHTuES. new and used: basins,
toilets. At lowest prices. BLOCKS.
1746 Lee hwy, ia. S-S70u.
S2250. maple d.. table $50: chest
drawers, IS. ST. 3-S546 after IL.
HOLLYWOOD. walnut dresser and
chIfferobs. oriental rug, 90" by l2'
g.. vacuum clean, hoover; portable
Remington typewriter. WO. 6-5101.
BEDRM. SET-Dbl. bed complete.
dresser, mirror, night stand; all for
$50, Ju. .i-59..9.
BEDRM. SUITE, liv. rm. and kit.
turn, like new, call IA. 9-S271.
BEDRM. SUITE. 3 piece. inner.
spring mattress and rug. good cond..
WO. 6-222b. -3
BENCHES; piano; 40fo to 60qo reduce
tions; New stock. Assorted styles
HUGO WORCH
Evening star., 1955-03-03
SALESMAN
WHOLESALE APPLIANCES

Great chance for an
experienced wholesale
appliance and TV sales
man, to join top sales
organization n in our
Maryland-Virginia fran
chised territory. Good
salary plus bonus and
expenses. Car is essen
tial. Write to Box 165-V,
Star for personal inter-
view, giving complete de-
tails about yourself.
Replies confidential.
Evening star., 1955-03-03
KEY AGENT

Man with sales ability to represent
national organizationsi Washington
area. A lot of experience is not
necessary. We will train you and
your subagents, A serious willing
ness to work hard for high pay and
top benefits is essential. Call WO
6-706S.
Evening star., 1955-03-03
TYPIST
with knowladoe

With With kn0wlsdss Of gsns5sl s Sce
etc. Perm. position. day wk.,
excel. salary, prefer exper. Apply
in person L. e MASSEY SHOES
606 18th st. NV -3
Evening star., 1955-03-03
statesmen

Would you like to learn
$4,000 q year?
We have several openings
for aggressive, live-wtre OUT
side statesmen with experience
IN the television and home
appliance field; leads fur
nishsd: Must have car.
Evening star., 1955-03-03
CLERK
TT ,ERK
CLERK

WORK with % some %typine: must be- c ac.
curate with names, addresses. figures
and type 40 w.pm.: air-cond. build
ing. vacation, sick leave, insurance
and other benefits. Call
Evening star., 1955-03-03
HELP-WoMEN

SECRETARY. under 35, good steno.
ability, for exceptional opportunity
IN outstanding trade assn; 5 days;
S3.4o0. No reg. fee. Personnel Diyi-
sion, MANAGEMENT CONSULT
ANTS. INC, 1905 @ NV.
SECRETARY for real estate ofice.
Please state qualifications and SAL
ary expected. Immediate opening.
Box 73-V. Star. -5
SECRETARY for law ONCE. require
good shorthand and accurate, tipping
ability State all pertinent data
SECRETARY, legal exper.. Wilson wilssoonn
Receptionist-secy.. m ed ical field,
South Arlington, 5 days - $50
POTOMAC, EMPL' AGENCY. 1884
Wilson Blvd. Arl.. Va. ia. $4,000.
ISECY. assoc medical dept. S325
Administrative Secy.. Arl. $500 mo
Secys., several, no shorthand $3.50
ISteno-recept.. auto dealer sos wk
ATLAS AGENCY. 1920 N. Y. ave
NV. Room 506.
Secretary-Part Time
So per hr. Shorthand 10, typing
fling. Must be able and experienced
Hrs, 81 pm. or l1-3 odd days
Call DI. 7-00l1 between 81 Thurs
or Fri.
Evening star., 1955-03-03
HO. 2-2476
CLERK-OFFICE

CLERK RK-Bo0KKEEPER, S2.950 a
Apply I'd floor. Continental Bldg,
I0IO IAN CT N " a
Evening star., 1955-03-03
statesmen

One Of the largest corp. Of its kins
requires the services of three higi
school graduates under 80. years o
permanent full-time Job averagin,
better than $500 per week. Mel
selected will be schooled at our ex
pense. We do not canvass. Persona
interview at 610 9th st. NV. Sc
Evening star., 1955-03-03
MAN-DEPENDABLE

Apply EIEcTRoLUx CORR. 3707
Ga. ave. NV.
MEN. colored. Is yrs. or over to Sc,
pins: No experience necessary. We
teach you. Earn So to So pei
Apply ready to work at Hyattsville
Bowling Lanes. 5503 Bait. ave.
Hyattsyille,. Md. between IL and 4
Evening star., 1955-03-03
TYPIST
2 DAYS PER WEEK

Pleasant work serving our advertis.
ing customers by phone. Hrs, 9-t
on Friday and one other day. Mus
be accurate typist with pleasant
telephone voice. Age 21-35. Appl!
personnel. Room sos. Open week.
days. S:30-5, and Sat, 9-l2. NJ
THE EVENING STAR
Evening star., 1955-03-03

CIENh-OFFlC
Qualified to take telephone orders
from customers, check prices on in
voices. and use adding machine: nc
typing: permanent position. 5-day
week: air-cond. office with staff OF
10; age % to 40. white. Telephone
MR.. GIBBS for appointment. Ii
6-33SS, q
Evening star., 1955-03-03

Excelsior. mother -of-
pearl, cost $925. viii sell S400 or
best offer. Incl. leather case. JE.
ADDING MACHINES-Desk models.
all makes: $50 up; guaranteed,
CENTRAL. 2019 l4th st. NV LA
Evening star., 1955-03-03

NATIONAL ELECTRICAL CONTRACT.
ING FIRM HAS I'M NED lat z
OPENING FOR JUNIOR ESTIMAT: ::
ING IN WASHINGTON
OFFICE; EXCELLENT WORKING
BENEFITS. MINIMUM REQUfRE
MENTS, . YEARS OF ENGINEER
ING SCHOOL OR APPROPRIATE
EXPERIENCE. PLEASE REPLY BY
MAIL STATING AGE, SALARY RE-
QUIREMENTS, EDUCATION AND
OR EXPERIENCE TO BOX 240-T
STAR q
Evening star., 1955-03-03
fYPlsT: permanent position, 5-da.
ACCIDENT & INDEMNfTY My 6. c.

1000 Vermont ave. nv. II
TYPIST. exper.. with knowledEe oi
shorthand; not over 35. $50 for
35-hr. wk. Box 497-v. Star. -5
TYPISTS t2), for permanent position
and one for temporary 3-month pc.
Rod: 5-day. 40-hour week. BOY
SCOUTS OF AMERICA, Elk. 3-2330
-3
TYPISTs with assoc, s225: typist
real estate. with PIX. $3.50 mo-;
dictaphone-typist $50 wk. See Miss
Evans at BoYDs, 700 18th. cor. g
ST. 3-366S.
TYPIST. permanent position: insur-
ance experience helpful but not nee
NINTH PIE r-oRRo
Evening star., 1955-03-03
MEN

WHITE OR COLORED
10 years or over. to set pins. Good
pay and good tips. No experience
psSs se Hppy AVE sesih st S45 S14 Ell
WILLIE RD. -four Corners). Silver
Spring. Nd. bet. 2 and g pm. No
Evening star., 1955-03-03
HELp-MEN

sALEsMAN-we 9 have opening 70,
Sisa: ssncassEsIaT faTslsS.d: q:
20. eaytlle. AIS MoTQka NC
1910 Wilson blvd. ATl. Va -6
SALESMAN. Tv ana appliance: Norh
for WAshington's largest and gIeat-
commission; company henefitI; must
have car. Apply in person. See Mr.
E[ea Kahni oGEoRGEs WARE.
Evening star., 1955-03-03
REPAIRS AND SERVICE


ADDITIONS. attics converted to bed.
rooms and heating systems mod
ernized: carpentry and painting: no
down payment; all work guaranteed.
Call day or night TU. 2-667S. TRI-
STATE NTEngSn HOME cd IMPROVEMENT EN-.
|BRiicckkSWo5RR; vi porches, retaining
walls. fireplaees, repairs. etc. After
BRICK LAYiNG--Aiterations, fire.
places, patios, walks, all types
. masonry; 2 A FAGNANsI: 10: 2.i994,
srsssgg and garages. TIE. e-2ea5 or oV'
BUiLiDSING,. general carpentry, trim,
cabinet making; inst. interlock plas-
tic tile; satisfaction assured. Lo.
-. .;sas2 or . Il. tIs996s 9i9G5ss srr,v .,..,
slipcover cleaning and 24-hour We
BURdEs' Ma. $500; Ext. d59;
CARPENTRY, ALTERATIONS, repairs,
EsMn9SsipS sMTs KE Oa sssss ss anew anew t;Sa XSTk MIR
CARPENTRY, commercial. residential
once partitions, desk tops. flxtures
home repairs, fences. etc. White
MECHANICS; free est. AID. 4-9105,
HA. 1-RB4N, -
CEMENT WORK. all kinds. brick,
block. fiagstone. waterproof parging
20 yrs, experience. reliable colored
man HARRISON III 6-lS70. -
ELECTRICIAN. wiring Of all kinds,
licensed in MARYLAND; service any
time. OIL, 6-5fl44. "A
ELECTRICAL INSTALLATIONS. re.
pairs. short eirc,,its; small Jobs done
FLAGSTOHE. STONE, CEMENT pa
tioS. walls. steps, etc, Free estimate.
Car JERRY. LU. 1-4756.
Flagstone and Stone
WORK
Porcbes. patios. walks. retaining walls
ANGELO MARCucclo JU 0-l7da
FLOORS, sanded and finished. Quail.
ity work at a reasonable price
FLOORS REFINisHED LIKE NEW
Il covSR. Wa. f.ssss an1 " time -
FLoOP SANDING. finish. new. &c So
IT,. old. 1Oe up. c. L. H1NSOE. l42
FLOORS skSDED. expert sIo' work; -
rm. and up; free estimate. merrill
S23ssa 81; Ewes. s-S''0 DAY" -So'
Evening star., 1955-03-03
TELLER

We have an immediate opening for Q
young lady under 25 with previous
bank or savings and loan experience
preferable. Must have pleasant per-
sonality and be capable Of meetins
the public. Excellent working con-
ditions in modern. air-conditioned
salary. other dement's. INTERSTATE
ASSOCIATION, Mr.. Inabinet, ST
Evening star., 1955-03-03

Permanent position with wen estab.
Knowledge Of typins helpful out not
essential 5-day. 40-hour week, Cal
ST. 3-0050, Extension 221 for. ap-
pointment. ia
Evening star., 1955-03-03
'PLY EMPLOY MENT OFFICE
THE HECHT CO

PARkINGIUN, ARLNGION. VA
GLEBE RID. AND WILSON BLVD.
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT
exper. only. age 25-40. local refs;
$40 day plus comm. and vacation
BARRON's SUNOco SERVICE. Wis
SERVICE STATION and parking lot
attendant. must be experienced in
service station work, have D. c.
permit. furnish refs. Apply AN.
DERSoN SERVICE. 712 9th st. NV
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT,
must be experienced in fabrication
Good salary plus commission. CON-
NOR'S. INC. 2721 Naylor rd. s.e.
Evening star., 1955-03-03
BUILDINGS
ARROW WRECKING co.

w F4tGS4A44NS w.
100 S CAPITOL ST. Ii. 3-26Oa
CARPET. wool, VI. old, suitable for
home or commercial use; orig. SIS
s,. sg yd, S:.ryo,sn. size; lSxSs; ; multi-eolor.
less. Shown in home by appt, only.
Best offer. EN- 3-7l25. g
CASH REGISTER' NATIONAL, A.
drawer ,model; excellent condition;
5000, 1905 Michigan ave. ne. LA.
CHELSEA sold-anchor fisurines,
prime cond.r lace, hand embr. and
damask table linen; paisley. chin
ese. kashmir and lace shawls; in-
laid table. CAMPBELL, EN-. 3-6' 70.
CLOTHING--size % to 10. oririns is;
coats, dresses. mink Jackets, white
angora stole. | beige suede stole
Jacket; practically new. Call OIL.
CLOTHING. size s-10--French and
Italian originals and some American
and cocktail dresses: some. never
worm, all practically new. verv rea-
soneble Ia. 6-6332. ~
COPYING MACHINE. like new: real
buy i yog can use II. Call EM.
DEEP FREEZE. 2a-cu.-ft. Thor. j yr.
nld, with 5-yr. guar; orig, cost,
$3.50; must sacrifice, best offer. Cali
AP ~ lO4. after 4 pm a
DESK, executive type, nice, S35. Also
secretary type, $50. Unclaimed. RE.
DIAMONDS, lady's "a ct, S225;
,lady.s q ct. emerald cut, 5000;
"man'S 6M cts" $50: lady's u
cts. pear shape, Sh95: ladv'S 81 ct,
sos: mans "a cts, S395. LIV-
INGsToN y CO.. 1929 II st. NV.
DiNiNS: RuuM spITEIo-pc Val.
nut: asking $50 LA. 6-25S5. "a
ELECTRIC POLES, quantity Of Grade
A. creosoted, -stTaieht, 25 TO As IT,;
81 per IT. ia b:446G.
eLECTROCARDIO - Direct
writer. late model. excellent eond..
complete: very reas. jU. 0-56l0
FLY .TYERs. q large assortment of
feathers, fur, hair, chenille. hooks,
etc, SIS for an AD. 4-s172.
Continued on neat passl
Evening star., 1955-03-03

SECTION MANAGERS
Asst. Section Manager
Young men interested in a career in
retailing. College background, good
appearance and personality essen
tial. Some retail experience very
helpfdl. Good salary. 20qS discount
APPLY EMPLOYMENT OFFICE
Evening star., 1955-03-03

sALESMEN-Laree corporation has
some sales openings for qualified
men Specially selling BACKGROUND
preferred but viii consider person
able men with keen desire to sell
has necessitated the transfer and
70 higher positions. Territory open
for I man. Past salesman earned
$4,000 annually. He Is now the
salesmanager. Gail LA. 6-S260 for
appointment. "a
Statesmen for local wholesaler and
distributor who are interested In
making good earnings; between ages
OF 24-4o. UN. 4-2747 between 9-5,
Statesmen. Tv and appliance, to
work on bona fide leads supplied
through intensive advertising cam
paign: highest commission plus
company dement's of Washington's
leading TV appliance organization;
applicants must have car. See Fred
6noRcEss aae sstyssp WaREHo,ssn 10 snS Sa,.Ss o4sa' a
shLEsGEN-All kinds openings. S..
600 to $1,000 W.: must have sell.
ing record. Mr.. Ford ct BOYD'S
ZOO 18th. cor. @. Ma. S-2340.
eALESMEN-Beeause Of tremendous
increase in sales, we are in imme-
diate need Of several full and part
time salesmen. For information. call
112b6 GeOrEia ave
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-07-28
New Area of ROckland
Brings New Residents

when he fell from his bicycle,
and tore a cash behind his ear.
He was rushed to the hospital
where the wound required four
stitches. We are glad to report
that he is much better now and
quite the hero in the neighbor-
hood for having ridden in real
honest-to-goodness ambulance.
Miss Marguerite Porten of In
dianapolis, Ind, spent one day
last week at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Randall Aubinoe, 2018
Rockland Avenue. Miss Porten
had quite an adventure on the
way out here, when the plane
she was riding in had trouble
with its landing gears. The pas
sengers were, handed pillows and
told to prepare for crash land
ing. Some last minute miracle
saved them when the landing
gears decided to work.
Lee and Garry Krabill of Rock
land Avenue have returned from
visiting their Grandparents in
Denton.
Melvin Krabill of Dover, Della
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-07-28

proposals. But 1 wish to assure
the retired federal workers in my
DiStrict-and for that matter
those living elseWhere-that l
shall continue to do all l can to
bring pension increases nearer
reality.
By the time you read this, the
House may have acted on the
Highway construction bill. What
ever the House may have done,
1 wish to emphasize that the eff
forts of the House Public Works
Committee to raise certain taxes
were totally unnecessary. The
House and the Committee had be-
fore them the very fine Clay Re-
port which clearly showed that
such tax increases were not need
ed; that the highway construction
program could be undertaken
without them.
The scheme for financing the
program through the issuance of
bonds is sound and the present
tax rates would amply take care
of refunding the bonds. I still
believe the Presidents proposed
highway construction program to
be the best that has been present
ed to Congress.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-07-28

the houseguest of Mrs. j. B.
Welsh of Avery Road.
Also, Mrs. Roy Saunders and
son have just returned from
Coral Gables, Fla. On Monday,
Mr.. Saunders and daughter re-
turned from England after won
derful visit with Mr.. Saunders
parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. John MARYLAND
of Upton Street are back home
again after recent trip to Cap
on Springs, w. Va.
Your correspondent has GER
tainly been asleep at the switch
lately. Rockville has a Drive
In" on the Rockville Pike and
the news just drifted this way
this morning. There is going
to be a grand opening on Satur-
day and Sunday with 2 for l
sale. The new "Drive-In" is call
ed "Tastee Freez" and is locat-
ed at 1888 East Montgomery Ave
nue..
You will find Kwik-Shakes,
hamburgers, carry home ice
cream and many other good
things to eat too numerous to
mention. The "Tastee Freez" is
operated by a new resident of
Rockville, Edward Talbot. Am
BILE on down this weekend and
get acquainted. This sounds like
a swell place to go and get some
thing good to eat and drink and
get the perspiring mothers out
of the kitchen for a little while.
Word has come from the Belts
family in Europe that they are
having a wonderful trip and this
week they plan to be in London
as guests of the Bairsto family
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-07-28
Praise Play Program
At ROckVille's Billiard
Center; ITO Take Part

who were former residents of our
community.
We understand that Jimmy
Tom Ankney is recuperating at
home after a bout with a severe
"strep" throat. Jimmy, you know,
is Rockville's young piano prod
ICY and is the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Jimmy Ankney of Ander-
son Avenue. We are so sorry
that he had to forego a trip to
Europe because of this sickness
and hope that he will be soon
feeling 'in the pink" again.
Many County persons attended
the recent wedding of Dolores
Holup to William P. Sherman,
Jr., on July 16 at Swoyerville, Pa.
Those attending were, Mr.. and
Mrs. William P. Sherman, ST.,
of Rockville, Miss Virginia Grit
fifth of Laytonsville, Miss Mary
E. Waters of Laytonsville, Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Wilson of San
dy Spring, Mr.. and Mrs. w. W..
White of Laytonsville, Mrs. Will
liam Hodgers of Ellicott City,
Mrs. William T. Brown and Miss
Lillian Brown of Rockville, Miss
Elsie England, also of Rockville,
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Hanley
and daughter, Mary Lawrence, of
Kensington, Miss Mimi Ebberhart
of Chevy Chase, Larry Sween of
Bethesda, Mrs. Raleigh Chinn
and daughter, Jane Alice of Rock
vile, Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence
Sherman, and Stella, Harry and
Lawrence Sherman of Port
Washington, Long Island, N. Y.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-07-28
MONTGOMERY COUNTY SENTINEL
Thursday. July 20. 1855

ware visited last week with his
brother and family, the Earl Kra.
bills, of Rockland Avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Rose and
Carla and David of 1908 Gains
boro Road spent the weekend at
Renova, Pa. Grandma Clark is
having a gay time taking care
of the two smallest Roses.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Goebel
of Gainsboro Road, had as week
end guests, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Sullivan of Iselin, N. ].
The Reverend Edwin Alcorn
and Mrs. Alcorn and sons visit
ed last week with the Reverend
Kenneth B. Vented and family
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-07-28
Sees Neglect
OF Basic Need
In Transport
By Dewitt S. Hyde,
CONGRESSMAN

The solution to the long.range
problem of mass transportation is
being overlooked in the struggle
to find an answer to Washing
toms immediate transit Difficult
ties.
1t is problem which confronts
all of our large metropolitan
areas. Studies are being made by
private organizations and some
work is being done by govern
ment agencies. We have hopes
that out of the National Planning
Commissions study of the trans
portation problem in the Wash
ington area there will be con
structive help not only for the
Nations Capital but for other
large cities as well.
Just what turn events may
take 1 am not prepared to pre-
dict; but l feel certain that one
of the basic problems in the
Washington area might have
been solved had my bill provid'
ing for a single regulatory body
for this area become law. Out
of the present transportation and
traffic problem in Washington
feel certain that there will be Of
fered concrete proposals which
will provide rapid and safe trans
portation for the people living in
the District and Maryland.
1 have been greatly impressed
with the number of letters re
ceived from residents of the Sixth
District who are retired federal
employees. I wish that I might
say that the measures to increase
their pensions are well on theil
way to enactment.
1 am for such increases and
have done all 1 can to move the
necessary bills out of Committee
1 am at loss to explain the Com
] mittees failure to act on these
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-07-28
BY Mrs. Randall Aubinoe

With the opening of the new
section in Rockland, our new
nelghbors have been moving in
rapidly. This week we welcome
the Paynter family, who have
moved into 22O1 Stanley Avenue.
Also among the newcomers
are the Harry Tonnemans and
their two daughters who come
from the District and reside at
22O4 Stanley Avenue.
Rockland Avenue also has new
residents. At 2207, the Grigsby
family have moved in and are at
22O3 Rockland Avenue, the Task
er family are new residents.
Paul Summers of Brooke Drive
had a bad accident last week,
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-07-28

One mother in particular de-
serves all kinds of credit for COM
ing in every morning. Another
hlghllght was the family picnic
last Wednesday and the father
son softball game that climaXed
the event.
This is an organized recreation
al program of the City and we
would certainly like to give all
concerned full credit for Its out
standing operation.
*
Have you been down to BealFs
ESQ Service Station lately? II
you haven't, go down and have
\ look see" at the four automo-
biles on display there. These
cars are being ratified off at the
18th Annual Carnival sponsored
by the Rockville Fire Depart
ment. The carnival will be held
from August 8 to August 20 at
the Fire Department Grounds.
Come on out and support your
local fire department. There
will be plenty Of fun at the carni-
val and something to do every
minute.
Our good friend, Marberry
Gates, tells us that you may get
signs for the bumpers for your
cars and also signs for bicycles
advertising the carnival, at the
Fire House. So be sure and stop
and get one and help make this
the biggest and best carnival yet
by helping our volunteer fireman
advertise their annual carnival.
This past weekend found Ricky
and Jimmy Culp, sons of Mr.. and
Mrs. Richard Culp of Falls Road,
Billy Bouic, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
William Bouic of South Wash
ington Street, Hal West, son of
Major and Mrs. Harold West of
} Falls Road, Johnny Culp, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Carson Culp of
kensington and Brooke Stabler,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Stab
Ter also of Kensington on their
way for two weeks at Camp Lup-
ton, Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Garrett
of Maple Springs Farm have
Just returned from a weeks vac
alton at Ocean City, Md.
Mrs. Lucy Barnsley of West
Montgomery Avenue has just re-
turned from a few days visit as
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Page ;

Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Eugene
Sullivan of Birmingham, Ala,
announce the engagement of their
daughter, Margery, to James A.
La Mar of Bethesda. Mr.. La
Mar is the son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Austin La Mar, 7715 Radnor
Road.
The wedding will take place
on August % at Our Lady of
Sorrows Church in Birmingham,
following Mr.. La Mars gradua-
ton from Alabama Polytechnic
Institute in Auburn on August
q.
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l got put in my place the other
night. Deserved it, too. My father
in-law said we were due for bad
weather. Birds are flying low" he
reported. THAT means storm"
i started to josh with the old
gentleman about being supersti-
tious. Then my nephew Jim, on
vacation from college, pipes up.
"Grandad's right" he says.
AT least, that's what they say
at school," Jim goes on. "The
heavy air you get before a storm
forces insects down low = so high
flying birds have to swoop along
the ground if they want to eat"