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500. lynn DRIVE

Near Columbia Country Clup
Charming home in a fine residential
area of much larger properties
There is liv. rm. with din. L. an
excellently equipped kit and utility
rm The > bedrmS. are twin bed
size. The second floor is expa ndable
into > more bedrms Large garden,
tool house and workshop. To reach
out Conn ave. to East-W West hwy.
left to Maple, left on Maple, right
on LINN drive to house
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ROSEMARY HILLs-Brick rambler

corner lot, hN OWNFR, 3 bPdrms !,
/ , baths, sep din rm, all GE kit
with dishwssher disposal and din
space: patio, full bSmt driveway;
S2l.150 or Teas. offer. Call DE
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H1IIANnL1F

FlILhNDhlE
l051O ROYAL ROAD
Modern brick rambler. > yrs. old
s spacious rms. . tiled baths Fin
ished olub, nm lge tree-shsded lot
Priced righ'
HUGH T PECK HE 4-640o
LANGLEY PARK AREA
$40 lin ave Attractive 5-rm
BRICK home bsmt porch real
HUGH T PECK He t-64oo
LANGLEY PARK-Sl3.95u
Ultrsmodern 3 bedrooms. Brick
rambler with fun bSm' Wei redeCo-
rate Easy terms. Call HE 4-Hio9
HUGH T PECK 1950 New Hsmp
ayr
POTOMAC-New 4-bedrm Cane Cod
or approx an acre Of land, all-elec
XII ana rec rm Priced At 81" 500
Low cash required
4-bedrm. Cape Cod on acres
with stable GI approved at S30,3u5
New brick split level on besutiiu,
acre site near river D bedrms 4
baths and paneled den, ail-elec Kit
Excel financing to responsible pur-
chaser.
New rambler on sore site. 3 bed
rms . baths carport screened
porch and rec. I'm walking distance
10 bus and shopping So $50 SAM
UEI f BOGIEY, INC, Potomac
ONiCe OIL l-ti3b3
UNIVERSITY LANE ARIA
go Bayheld st-Modern 3-bed-
I'm brick rambler Convenient TO
Ianglcv PARK. Safe walk 70 school
S1fi50 CT
HUGH r PECK HE d-6ioo
vlERs MILL VILLAGE = sl9a
DOWN INCLUDES SETTLEMENT
CHARGES ON THIS CLEAN -
BEDRM BUNGALOW LARGE KIT
Full BSMT SIGLER & co 10
i-ta-
OPEN SUNDAY. . TO ; PM.
80 MANSFIELD RID
SILVER SPRING
Lovely de- brk rambler 3 bod
RIM lily I'm din rms XII and
bath excel cond fun bsmt fenced
yard very attrae price with terms
J LEE DONNElLY a. SON
Realtors
Ma s-33l6 Ewes, Wo 6-.362
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SILVER SPRING. Hammond wood

Truly modern 2-leVel, ly-bath
home. destined by nationally known
architect beautifully handicapped
tree-shaded setting . del!ght!ull
patios. Must be seen TO be appre-
ciated Price. 100000 Assume
oUnerS a. man 10 4-9I44
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m YOTR EAMILY mas GRoMN TP

ana you Want Just a small. mOuern,
BRICK nome. easy 70 are for and
close TO Silver Spring stores and
churches. We have Just the place
for $l5.5u with the most WONDER
iul back yard you ever saw Don
put OIL seeing it RIPLEY d
pONPp III [R1l
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lIea WEST WoopgINE sr.

Near the Rosemary School on a
spacious lot set Just above the 81.
surfing privacy and framed in fine
shade trees This liveable rolmy
house is ready to move INTO. Center
hall lge liy rm. with frepl. din
nm, pine paneled kit with coffee
screened porch. second floor has Z
bedrms and =, baths. full bSmt
oil h.wh. earsRe To reach Out
Conn. ave. to WOodDine, left To
mouse
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krNsINcToN-4-bed Cape So

200 FclNoale. 20 5-..'t6
rNSINCTON - 4-tedrocm briCk
ape Coo: basement. screened porch
need. shaded ward immaculsfe
Is $50. .3}uh ODeron 81 10
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OWNER ANXIOUS TO sELI-Mov-
WOODWARD & NORRIS
30 nAsL g - W
CHEVY CHASE. NJ

2gna TERRACE DRIVE
Just OF East West hwy al Meadow
brook ane lovely dot 3-bedrE brk
ramole.r irepl picture WINDOW
Nall-to wall carpet, air conditioner
screened porch: N@l,iuu Open sun
Gay 20 Is RA 3-6j5@
AUERBACH & co DI 1-GIul
CHEVY CHASE COLONIAL
In Ro.IngWo0d DeurnS
ga baths library, lge Nv
rm and din rm Au-eleC.
XII porcheS. paneled rec
I'm maids rm :, saraRes,
wooded lot with rock garden,
Price reduced for quick sale.
Miss RICE KE i-Il17.
LYMAN c. DELE, INC. ST. $500
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I
Realtors

NJ. S-dITh, EVtSI WO. 6-|3b2
AM FLORIDA BOUND. so:
II filled up with inflated values
see 10 Ianlcy I'd the lowest priced
quality home in area Something
special ., IT custom brick ranch
type picturesque interior att sal.
h w. oil neat sun deck bedrmS
plus Shelyed den + 1T fireplace in
large liy rm. vanette Dsth etc on
acre II solo direct SI1.JuU.
HE 4-q4aG
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oAKVIEW-3- bedrm. brick rsiebler
rec room. built-in cedar closet
breakfast nook patio ~ s91V
HE 4-S351
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LANGLEY PARK. open l-5-owners

LANGLEY PARK. open 1-5-Owners
desire immediate sale. Low down
payment TO GI or non-GI; Attrac-
i've California ramolers.. large hv-
ing room. dining ell modern Kitten
en- with eating space tull pam ana
. bedrooms on lst floor finished
3rd bedrooms on ID patios, avn
ines immediate occupancy Direc
lions Out New Hampshire ave ext
N University lane. urn lett 3 b!ks.
n Navajo Or and lns-l ~
STANFORD REALTY co. He
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NORBECK -OLNEY AREA-This Is :

GOOD place, fine construction Of
homes. will avoid future expense
Acre lot has tall trees and IS beau
tifuilv kept 3 bedrooms, . baths,
oil Dashboard heat, hobby house on
grounds. Very reasonably priced
With excellent financing Cal MrS
CANDY. EV 4-all6 j WESLEY
pTfCuANAN INC
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SILVER SPRING New brick ram

Der on c.ose-in level lot with 3
bedrms ~ baths sep d.n rn.
Inv I'm with 1repl today k-
cafpori tui! nsmt with OUTSIDE
entr Walk 10 school ana bus stop
Everything you nave been looking
for. Only -! sou Open l-G Ga
ave. rignt on Forest Glen I'd ap-
prox. 10 bIks 10 RenfreV RI left
10 Ioln5 Renfrew I'd. Caldwell
REALTY III 5-66n1
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MASS. AVE. EXT. CGlen Mar Pk
Completely redec @-bedrm ram
bier, center hall sep din m,
By owner 500. 500 open Sun !
10 s or BY appt Out Mas. ave
10 Sangamore I'd lett 10 Mama
kagan left to Carlton s. right 70
Carlton lane, left 10 59oa OL
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MASS. AVE. EX1, WESIGAIt--
CHARMING brick home Den, 2
bath LIST floor 3 bedrooms, =. paths
on ond full hsmt !avatory: large
screened porch fenced yagd; near
churches school OWNER BIB
BALTIC ave. OIL 6-19.i
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FLYERS MILL RID. silver Spring
Pleasing bungalow Of > rooms ana
hath lust off Ga ave fun bSmt .
stairs to large attic. level lot not
far TO school stores or downtown
bus. Sl2,!5O. bargain RIPLEY a
pnAEp III Egt1
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PoTOMAC-You will find It hard
10 resist this ideal country living
on 3 beautiful acres Spotless and
charming home With Nv I'm din
ina rm mod Kit den and the
hath. porch on lSt floor lge
bedrms and bath upstairs huge
closets fun bsmt -horSt stabe
and fenced paddockS 500 90
FRANK S. PHILLIPS OIL ..'Oubs
ayet WI x ANS
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MFADWOOD AREA, - Eye-catchins
ranch-typc rambler. 3 bedrms J ?
baths: large rooms throughout. fre-
place. full bsmt over z acre Just
reduced to S22,250. RIPLEY y
RONER. ~ 5-S5ll
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MASS AVF EXTENDED-3 new

homes ready for occupancy, Priced
around S30,00u Choice community
Quality guaranteed. For saf 0.
cTner- builder Open daily I'll 4
pm, Sat and sun u 70
Dtrs Out Mass ave past West
moreland circle 70 Sangamore "a,
left | blk right on Walhonding
I'd to 6i0a and Glib and around
rnrner 70 H1nl Miscassep I'd.
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spllt-level home in fine residential
neighporhood, Woe center ma.
huee Nv. rm. with bay window and
frepl., spacious dining rm. with
elass doors to scr. porch, dream
XII and breakfast nook, 3 twin
sized bedrms and paths Plus
large mahos. -paneled den. with fuA
bath: beaut big rec rrn. with hIe;
pl and bar. lear GARAGE. real
value at S43 500. FRANK . Phil
LIPS, OIL. 2-1OO6; eyes, OIL. =
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MASS. AVE EXTENDED =. 3-I
Sycamore I'd new split level IN
vsrv distinpuished loo II min toI
downtown. Has center hall liy. rm.,
with beautiful stone firepl. SEP,
din, nm. with French door open
ing TO shady patio in the back
FULLY GE equip. kit Ice size
bedrms. 2i2 tile baths huge rec
nm. util rm. buiit-ln GARAGE iull
bsnt priced in the Low 3Os. Open
S-s p SOUEID. INC. OIL 6-6n',1
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HOUSES for SALE, Nd. Cont. ,

louisville AREA.-white 3-bed-
rm. rambler with redwood trim and
lge pict window; acre lot, tall
trees. with stream Sl5.g5u7 Will
CT. RIPLEY a. ROMER, JU. 5-S5l 1,
COLESVILLE! Open l-6-New brick
snd-redwood split level: acre lot;
restricted area. overlooking coun-
trvside. Stone corner fireplace, 3
bedrms. :! baths, family rm., car
port. Colesville rd. TO Motley I'd.
lett to Vierling dr., left to sign
RIPLEY & ROMER, JU. 5-S5l1.
COLESVILLE AREA. Just listed at
SIS 300 - Brand-new brick-and
frame 3-oedrm. rambler among
trees, with sep, ain rm.. family
kit full bSmt Ice. pch plaster
walls RIPLEY & ROMER, JU
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sion. 3-bedrm. brlrk nome Liv
all-mod lee kit birch cabinets
ent- hail with powder rm., attic
exhaust fan, la, garage. over
l.0O0-sq # corner lot lovely
trees and Shrubbery S@6.50n open
Set and Sun 94oi Thornhill I'd
To reach; ok north Of ColeSyiile
10 from Siso Greek tram iahta
z " SCOTT AND COMPANY JU
9-39Sd $500 Thornhl.l I'd silver
SprinE Nd
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NTINTR NFNINNi = NUIUFW UUUUT-
tUnity tor non-Gl Lsrse prick ram
bier iv din tm firepl dc luxe
Hotpoint KIT 3 bedrms fun bsmt.
lovely fenced yard driveway excel
Cond :" 500 dn. 80 mo pay all
open "-dark Viers Min I'd RI on
Conn to Greenly, ri 10 Goodhill
left to HarRo IT 10 3l!!2 ALLEN
RTATTOp PA G-3.t3.i
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krNsINGToN ROCK CrK. HILLs

NREA, S3..5Ol ac-c Deaut.
s'sded eIounGs. Ode. nrk Colo
NAL. md A. beor@s bath,
1st a spacious IL nm. reception
hall din rm ocn powder I'm !
TATE EN- o-2tSb, OIL 6-335u.
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POTOMAC HuNT coNTRY--Dtqq-

rolling acres plenty OF trees mag
niicent view This charming home
features huge bedrms,, ga baths
q lge Nv. rm, den din, nm mag
nif1cent kit family I'm natios
Gear carport PRICED below the
mslket' ~ sTi', .pn,,i, rsaes e t9nSi9
Co, OIL. 2-ii35,
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G AITHERSBURG g -bedrms. NOD
egn rambler with garage. s-aere
ground. Only 1880 Call MR.
MAY. EN- 3-1S49 THOS D.
WALSH. INC Perpetual Bids.
Bethesda OIL 6-3S3S
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POTOMAC AREA. 20 min from D G

III UNI NJ WENINs ~ FIIfEI- - ~ ! n
line-Owner offer attrac 2-story
Colonial on lovely 2-acre site over
looking rolling hunt country $
hedrms " full baths. . tlreplaces.
MANY extras Priced well below
cost at 500 500 OWNER Poplar
2-4023 To reach. Out Mass ave
and River I'd NV through Poto-
mac , miles TO Trayilah I'd. tRte
49lI. right ] mile 10 property topen
givpt near Glen I'd
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-07-19
Members
Visit Camp
Echo Lake

Mrs. Eliot c. Lovett, regent of
the Chevy Chase Chapter of the
Daughters of the American Revo.
luation, accompanied by Miss
Byrd Belt, Mrs. Edwin w. James
Mrs. Victor H. Harding and Mrs
Roger j. Whiteford, drove to
Camp Echo Lake last Wednesday
to see how the S100 the chapter
has given the camp for the last
three years is being used.
Upon their arrival at the camp,
in the mountains near Hagers-
town, they were greeted by the
flag of the United States at the
entrance and so little girls, all
from Montgomery County and
the camp director, Carl Bell.
Much camping equipment could
be used in the way of games,
boats, fishing equipment, and
clothing for girls and boys from
six to IA, the ladies said. Weav-
ing equipment is also desired.
Checks may be sent to Echo
Lake Camp, Myersville.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-07-19
HARRISBURG NEWS
By Miss Joan Edwards

The Christian Youth Crusade
boat cruise will leave Pier 4.
Washington, Monday evening at
1870, returning at II pm. Tickets
for adults are $1.50, children I'M
der II Is cents. If there are
groups from the churches that
would like TO make the cruise.
please make reservations as soon
as possible.
The Montgomery County Sing
ing Convention was held July 8 at
2:15 pm. at Koontz's Chapel
Methodist Church.
The Dickerson Church will
serve picnic supper on the
church lawn July % from A pm.
on.
Rev. Ben F. Hartley attended
the conference on evangelism at
Dickerson College, Carlisle, Pa,
from July 3 to IA.
Moody Bible Institute presents
Sermons from Science on
WMAR-TV Saturdays at 3 pm.
on channel 2.
A special evangelistic service
will be held at Clarksburg Meth
odist Church on Sunday evening
at 8 pm.
Miss Dorothy Marshall left July
8 to visit relatives who live in
New Jersey. Mrs. Elvin Frank
Marshall and daughter Debbie
Lynn, accompanied Miss Marshall
to Newark, NJ.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emory Edwards
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Gaithersburg 9S5-J-2

visited Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Ed
wards July 6. The latter Mr.. and
Mrs. Edwards live in Rockville,
where Mr.. Edwards works part
time at Rockville Supply Co.
Former residents of CIarks-
burg, Maj. and Mrs. G. T. Marts
and daughter, Sandy, returned
for short visit July Z. The
major and family will now be sta
toned at Langley Field, Va.
Mrs. Archie Hood celebrated
her birthday on July 4.
The Clarksburg Optimisc ball
team played the Rockville Civil
tans at Richard Montgomery High
School field, Rockville July 9 at
.6:15 pm.
Walden King celebrated his
birthday on July Z.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Martz Of
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-07-19
Chevy Chase
OARS Name
Committees

Mrs. Eliot c. Lovett, regent of
the Chevy Chase Chapter of the
Daughters OF the American Revo-
luton, announces the chapter
chairmen of national committees,
recently appointed.
They are Mrs. H. Duncan Wall,
American Indians; Mrs. w. ].
Blackwood, American music; Mrs
]. c. Huber, Americanism; Mrs.
Raymond M. Schenck, conserva-
ton; Mrs. H. L. Dryden, approved
schools; Mrs. j. M. Cuts, flag
of the United States of America.
Also Mrs. w. p. Willett, OAR
magazine; Miss Byrd Belt, OAR
museum; Mrs. Dexter North,
genealogical records; Mrs. F. M
Lansdowne, national defense;
Mrs. ]. w. Nicholson, motion pic
lures; Mrs. Roger j. Whiteford,
press relations; Mrs. Felix Staple
ton, radio; Mrs. S. B. Roderick,
student loan and scholarship; Mrs.
D. S. Wilson, CARE; Mrs. Edwin
James, community services.
Miss Byrd Belt is state chair
man of national committee OAR
museum and Mrs. Eliot c. Low.
EFT of approved schools.
Mrs. Victor H. Harding is
chairman of the finance commit
tee, and serving with her are Mrs.
Alexander M. Ashley, Mrs. Rob
ert L. Jarnagin, Mrs. Robert E.
Kline Jr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Nlchol-
son.
Miss Byrd Belt is chairman of
membership with Mrs. E. W.
James and Mrs. Lindley R. Muir
ray; Mrs. Joseph W.. Kimbrough,
chairman of program with Mrs.
Aluexander M. Ashley, Mrs. Gil
bert Grosvenor, and Mrs. w. p.
Willett. Mrs. Edwin M. Merritt
is chairman of Thrift Shop, with
Mrs. ]. M. Cuts, Mrs. w. l.. Dali
rymple, Mrs. L. D. Flory, Mrs.
E. w. James and Mrs. r. M
Schenck. Mrs. Alexander M.
Ashley is auditor.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-07-19
'Sabrina Fair Opens
Tuesday at Olney

"Sabrina Fair, a romantic
comedy by Samuel Taylor, will
open a two-week run at Olney
Theater Tuesday. Geral d n e
Brooks, star of Olney's season
opener, Tiger at the Gates, will
be featured actress in "Saorina
Fair.
you Can't Take 1t With You,
the Pulitzer Prize-winning com.
edy now playing at Olney, will
close Sunday evening. Tickets
may be bought at the theater or
in Washington and Silver Spring,
Tor reserved by phone at VIII G.
800.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-07-19
Young AMhg
Bowl 7nt.gbt

The Young Adults Club of the
Bethesda Chevy Chase YWCA
Cottage has been meeting Thurs
day evening during the summer
with occasional special plans for
other evenings.
On the agenda for the rest of
the season are bowling session
this evening, a Watergate concert
Sunday, a wiener roast next
Thursday ana a swimming party
August 2.
For details on any of these ac-
tivities call the cottage at OIL d.
6432 any weekday between 4:30
and 8 pm.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-07-19
WIVES Club Meets
For Summer Program

The WIVES Club of Mont.
gomery County, made up OF
young homemakers, continues its
meetings Wednesday mornings at
the YWCA Cottage in Jesup Blair
Park, Silver Spring.
Instead of formal planned pro
grams with an outside speaker
who demonstrates things about
various phases of homemaklng,
the club members themselves are
sharing their special homemak-
ing skills with the group in infor-
hnal discussions.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-07-19

The nations top political and mill
tary leaders helped Woodmont
Club members entertain the hos
pitalized soldiers, sailors, airmen
and marines.
The clubs facilities were turned
over to hospitalized servicemen,
including ambulatory and stretch
er patients, from Walter Reed
Hospital, Bethesda Naval Hos
pital FIT. Belvoir Army Hospital
and Boiling Air Force Hospital
for the day Two hundred lady
club members waited on the serv-
icemen.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-07-19
no lead fOuling

Lead foulng powerobber caused by lead that's used in all
gasomes but one-and that Amoco-Ga Lead
IN gasoline doesn't all burn Crusy lead deposits form and
foul engine operation that goes for any loaded gasoline
regardless of its fancy color fancy pump fancy name This lead
foug wastes the ocane that you pay at the pump
And no ddde in the world remove it once it forms
Today only one AmocoGas guarantees no lead foung
because AmocoG refined to give you the highest natural
oane on the road 1t leaves any lead deposits Aoco
all gas 1t can all burn, it's all power. 1000 powerful
the antlknock power You'll the difference
wen you buy -ony AmocoGas clear white And you'll see
hederence wen watch that mileage record improved
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-07-19

Clarksburg and George Martz and
Miss Jennie Crum toured the
battlefield at Gettysburg last Sun
day afternoon.
Mrs. Ida Johnson celebrated her
birthday on July 8.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-07-19
Kemp-S Summers Rites
Held on July 6

Mr.. and Mrs. ]. S. Kemp Jr. of
Etchison announce the marriage
of their daughter Betty to Ber-
nard Summers, son of Mrs. Car
RE Summers and the late Oscar
Summers of Monrovia.
The marriage took place July 6.
Following the ceremony a dinner
party was held at the Francis
Scott Key Hotel in Frederick.
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Shopping
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middle of "Lassie" Oliver
6-6766 or GA. 4-8722.
| / hear rumors that residents of
Ione of Rockville's newer housing
developments are having termite
trouble. If you've got them, you
want to get rid of them in a
hurry, so call Womack Extermi-
lnators. Womack also knows how
Ito deal with bugs, rats, and SINH
lar lovely things.
Here's good news for county
farmers-Semmes and Co., who
specialize in painting barns and
other farm buildings, are work
ing in the up-county area now
For anestimate on your job call
Pc. 2-3O90.
Fridays seem to be haircut day
for the men of the Sentinel staff
Almost every Friday they come
trooping in, one by one, all
clipped and combed and smelling
slightly rosy. l suspect that Bill
Williams has some kind of cut
rate deal if a whole office comes
in at once. Anyway, they say Viii
liams' Barber Shop, on East
Montgomery Avenue in Rockville,
is aforementioned, and the BARRIERS
are nice. From the looks of our
boys, they give a good haircut,
too.
Although / haven't met any Of
them, there must be few peo-
pie around here with money to
invest. If you're one of them
you'll be glad to know that Jones,
Krieger and Hewitt, members Of
the New York Stock Exchange,
recently opened a branch office
in Bethesda. Bob Hanson, a local
boy who manages the Bethesda
office, can advise you about diff.
ferent stocks.
The old shopping cart is going
to stay in the hall closet next
week, because I'm going to jump
on an airplane tomorrow after.
noon and head out to Colorado
for a weeks vacation. Be back
in the issue of August 2.
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Hospital
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gardens of the area. New home
owners will find landscape mater
ial at reasonable prices. There
will also be cut flowers, herbs
and garden accessories.
Members present at the com
mittee meeting were: Mrs. Dean
Acheson, Miss Lula Bell, Mrs.
John Beverage, Jr., Mrs. w. Ar
thur Carr. Mrs. Kenelm Dallam
and Mrs. George FuI1nan.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-07-19

A reminder from your Mont
gomery County tuberculosis and
Heart Association, sponsor of the
Heart Fund. Avoid over
weight! 1t puts needless work
load ON your heart and blood yes
selss ! Arr
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-07-19
WOOdmOnt Fetes
Service Patients

More than 1000 Armed Force
patients from area military hos
pitfalls were feted at Woodnont
County Club in Rockville Monday.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1956-02-08
CAP CADET NEWS

The CAP Cadets met last eve
ming and for their program had
a review of the activities and
purposes of the CAP in the COM
munity.
There were only 80 members
present, a rather small turnout
because of the basketball games
IN progress. Those attending were
let out early to see the games.
{, Young people is years old or
over are urged to join this very
active group which is looking for
ward to the return of their leader,
Sgt. Richard August, who was
allowed to go home from the
hospital yesterday.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1956-02-08
Home Arts Club Again
Presses For Passage Of
Alaska Mental Health Bill

Home Arts Club members met
at the home of Mrs. Pearse Walsh
last evening with Margaret Nc
Donald as co-hostess and presi-
dent Jessie Barber presiding
Members decorated and packed
Valentine candy boxes for the
NIMM Hospital while they made
plans for the entertainment of the
Girl Scouts next month.
The club, which has supported
Congressional Green's mental
health bill vigorously since it was
introduced, went on record again
by having its members send per-
sonal letters to members of the
committee stressing the need Of
the passage of the bill.
Letters are being sent to:
Sen. Henry Jackson, US. Sen
ate, Washington, DC;
Roswell Perkins, Secretary of
Health, Education and Welfare,
1915, 34th ST., Washington 7,
DC;
Also to Congresswoman Green
to the show the support of the
group.
The club went on record en-
dorsing Chamber of Commerce
and Rotary Club action on seeing
that local people are hired on
construction work this year, as
there appears to be a clause on
union hiring that eliminates many
Alaskans who cannot afford to go
to Anchorage or Fairbanks to
join the necessary unions. The
matter is being investigated by
the Chamber and has already
been taken to Washington, DC,
and action taken by Delegate E
L. Bartlett.
An interesting program on
BREAD" was presented through
the courtesy of the North Star
Bakery in the form of a techni-
color film which was enjoyed by
the members.