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LOTS. ACREAGE FOR SALE


brook and homes Of So. 600 and
over. one Of the largest lots in
the area. over II. acres with
beautiful trees. CARL R. MEM
FORLSTVILLE. VA. AREA-Three
peautliul wooded homesites, 3 to
acres. OWNER, Pleasant 9-2225.
ATTENTION BUILDERs-s acres
nr. Olney Theater. Priced to sell
TENS arg. W. W. LEWIS. HE. A.
3IOU. ewes. HA n-S2g3.
BERWYN HEIGHTS, MD.-4O lots
oOx2OO; sewer and water available.
owner wants offer. Call ME. s.
494l ewes. 10. 5-l3S3.
ga ACRES of Indian Head highway.
P Resso5 5sfb miles Wu from SssS GslassmsRor
CAMP SPRINGS, MD.-Lots. u
acre; 4 blks of Branch ave. Ell
MkR PPAAlD,GETT' cY. 1859 or
2. ACRE, Brandywine, Md, Is min.
TO .. G.; school bus at door. SIS
f gown, VIZ mo- Call 0 s,m.-9 pm.
4: ACRES near Potomac, Md 800
#. frontage: 225 #. deep. $1,000
cash, OWNER. WO. 6-Oig5. ~2a
I. LOTS in. northeast Washington
81 Sse ack IA fi Tor sale BY owner, "a mi
east Of Centrevilie: level. wooded
can be subdivided; 40G-ft' road
frontage dead-end St. Excel. financ-
ing. OY 3-303l. 30
TOWN OF FAIRFAX - Attention
builders u finished lots. fine To-
ga cation or ready ,o go, go, $500 per
CO. JE. 4-es50' Eves.. RA. H 5-o4i1.
so BUILDERS LOTS. Aspen ail
PIX, on Viers Mil I'd; streets 10
grade sewer and water avail. VIII.
o-'22O days. ewes, RIA. 5000
Ie LOTS. Laurel. Md. on Marshall
ave. OF Route i.-On finished 81
with all util. Lots area Graded, Call
GAYS GAYS, VIII 6-'222, Ewes. RIA. 81
WOODED HOMEsITE on city Waier
near Shirley hwy; over Ia acre.
Approved FOR septic tank; So 900,
BROS o Inc. i sDrins %si v sYN 81
roRESTvILLE. vA.-Near Lanslsy
luO-ft. frontage. rte. 1913, 80 II
deep me trees. weeping willow; ISL
minutes to PentaRon; $1,000 DE
co.-ie acres at Centre.
$500 PEI a. Will sell half. OWNER
NEAR FAiRFAx--one acre for
nomesite, access to paved road TO
city water and sewer and TO brook;
S4,50u, terms. Box S4-z. Star 2ss
RESTRICTED LOT, gOxi3O' with
Isks PITY yo.d 200 sity, water
TULIP Beautiful i4,2S0-Sa.-
Il, lot with l5l-ft. frontase. Ready
for immediate. construction. Street
paved. All utilities at lot line and
paid for. Price. $1,000. MEDFORD !
P SANDY, INC. ST 3-4559, OIL. |
oXoN HILL. Md acre lot. Vic. |
$1,000 JE. 5-O517' 10. g-aoa:.
81 ACRES. 81 mi. from D. c. Via
shirley. mr. new Occoquan Dam
and proposed airport. Only $500
pei acre balance 10 yrs. MA. s.
1877 ewes JU a-1b@2 I
BRADLEY HILLS SECTION--oroup
o. : lots corner Fallen OAK I'd
lebline OIL. i-80ss ROBERT b,
HALL CO, oil. 2-321O. "a
BkTHESDA--G Group Of is lots for a
builder sewer, in. street on rough .
s2l,5Oo homes price. ~ 500 each /
WIN terms. sun. and ewes Mr.
Le6ling OIL i.6dss ROBERT B
BfRtL6 HARBoR@ -So. corner I'D lots
VERY reasonable BY OWNER, IA
rLISIoN - .er, rambler it,,
% pay. ~. Boss. ""
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'.Nl3 nth ST NV.
Lge. store and 3 apts, oil h.-w h..
priced for immed sale. terms
j LEE DONNELIY & son
MA. S-33lb. Realtors. WO 6-236a
IN
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coon \. ARLINGTON LOCATIONS
HART or DowNTOwN. 7e3 iatl

cone store with al upstairs apt.
$40 the other on Ire hwy $40.
Ca Us tot details. HOLLEY REAL
Ii $500 Lee hwy, kE. S-5ii5u
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OFFICES. STUDIOS FOR RENT
(Confinued)

OFFICES available,
centrally located. Phone MA. s.
3 OFFICES. on Lee hwy. Ar nv Va.
rent reasonable. CHERRYDALE
CEMENT cl5 E BLOCK CO., ia. 1000.
FoLGE Ipn BUILDING. 7e5 18th iaS st.
available at this convenient loca.,
One front ONCE available at S65
MONTH nM11 kooNEs 4 MONTGOMERY.
SILVER SPRING AREA in busy dis
trict-2 rms. and pvt. bath. RIA.
cHoiHcEE OF 2: one air-condition.d;
parking; downtown loo. HARRISON
d. ADAMS. MA. S-S30S. 20
PROFESSIONAL OFFICE, on 18th
St St at PARK I'd, nv: eir:eend. Call
1881 CONN. SvE.MLiSht' 0~ Cheerful
ONCE; large closet; reasonable. AID.
2-I516. Wo. 6-7O96. "a
ROOM IN SUITE. with reception rm. /;
rreaaSsonsble; BIZ 18th st. NV, Room
ciARENDoS - Cheerful. daylight.
desirable location, End floor. 450
mo. ia. Ties. may l. s W29 per
SILVER sPRING-7-rm. suite. 2
baths. I,l0O So. It. Very reason
able. Ju, 9-s033 or Ju. 1922;
WHEATON-New BLDG. $50 mo. 10.
BETWEEN LANGLEY PARK and Ts Sill
for area ofiices, scientific research.
laboratory, ptc PVT off.straaf
PpiaTrkinE; FRANK L. HEWITT CO. c..
18th ST. NV. NEAR K-Bealtiful
md moor, space completely redec-
99raled. New asphalt tile floor and
1u tno lisht,ins fixtures. Approx.
c csI4H So. II; Front entrance re-
vide and air cond. fmmed. bosses
sion. Excellent for trade asso., real
estate office, lawyers, insurance
CO.. etc. Reas rent. Consult leas-
ing dept: SHANNON d. LUCHS
co. Realtors. 124 14th st. NV,
UPTOWN OFFICE WITH LIVING
QUARTERS-Ga. ave. near Walter
Reed. 2 rm. and bath office plus A.
nm apt. md floor. Ideal for dem
mo; Consult Dick Taylor, SHAN
l4th St NV. MA. S-2345. 50
S002 Wisconsin ave
nice suites in modern air-condi-
toned building; 500 mo. incl. all
utils. and daily ianitor service.
GEO. w. ROBERTSON. Realtor,
1886 Wis. ave. OIL. 2-2l23, 8 pm.
=
10Th AND EYE NV.
3-rm. suite. air-cond.. elevator
pancy AP, 1-3452 40
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FREDERICK COUNTY. arm loe
cabin Turn screened porch mod
eonv ) acres on catoetin Creek;
$4,000, ~. b.2ObI.
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WeStcheSter Estates
NOT OFTEN FOUND

At reasonable price not. too far
with pretty domestic, trees and
beautiful little stream. Fronts on
paved road. other tracts smaller
and larger.
Terry B. Simms, JE. 2-65l7
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Nd, a mi south Prince FREDERICK
on Chesapeake Bay = mi. beach:
colony Of professional people APP
proved by membership committee:
l4u privately owned. rustic homes;
clean. sandy beach. community
bids; athletic facilities: fresh water
lake. LOTS AND HOUSES FOR
SALE. Summer rentals As mi. from
washington. Select a wooded home
site during our 10th anniversary
safe %
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ACREAGE

Two tracts. Monteomery Co. on
State Rte. 1l6 above Ashton. A 10.
acre tract and a 40 to so acre tract.
Beautiful rolling land stream on
both pieces. $500 per acre Call
Spring 4-4R0l or JU. $4,000.
c. ROBERT GRAY a. CO.
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VIRGINIA FARMS ron SAFE

Warren County: 324 acres OF
grazing and woodland. lies on east
side OF Blue Ridge Mountains, pic
tureSaue old stone house. nice stream
Sl3. 800.
200-acre blue grass farm. good B.
room stone house. SD 900.
lS3-acre farm. on Shenandoah
River. 7-room house, $4,000.
7I2-acre farm. broom, modern
house, $500.
A. s. KNOWLES. PHONE 329 OR
AGENCY. "a s. ROYAL AVE
FRONT ROYAL, VA. so
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SCIENTISTS CLIEFS. PORT Renlfhlic

onNhISE BEACH, MD.i bW min. from
WaShingtOn-b4-acr level. wooded
lot. blk. from beautiful private
beach; swimming. fishing, boating;
must sell at sacrifice. OIL. !-96;{4.
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OVERLOOKING CHESAPEAKE hay.

aIITAcIIVe MOD. aII-year ranch Type
home. on lge. shaded lot. Just COM
pleted; lge. liv. rm.. din area 3
hedrms.. ceramic tile bath. all-elec
kit. and util rm, beaut, view Of
the Bay; bathing, fishing, grabbing
and oySterinR: community boat
dock and ell bay front priyis.; loo.
al beautiful Cape Anne, on the Bay,
mr. Deale: S13 500. Contact c c.
LAW. Cape Anne. University =
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$40 acres. Early brick Colonial
homes; nne stock farm; $2g6 per
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COMMERCIAL

1i0-foot frontage, Main st.. Gal
any comml del. 80 cents So H.,
Sl0.000 down will handle. once
open Sat, and Sun. I'll q.
{ ROBERT GRAY a. co.
JU, $500
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RuILDING SITES
Attention Builders

best location we have . parcels in
the very best sections OF Montgomery
County that you can't afford to let
pass. These lots have all utilities
available. together with plans and
financing. Call RE. 7-2461 or ewes.
RA. 6-5733 II
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WAREHOUSES WANTED
INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR SALE

SILVER SPRING AREA--Will build
to suit tenant $4,000 So It, OF
space, r.r. siding on property RIA,
3-5Ofi ~
FOUR ACRES, Shirlington - Rail-
road; or part thereof. IA. 7-llt2.
20
11-ACRE TRACT. close TO new Ken
llworth Interchange-Will sell for
$4,000 per acre. subject to proper
rezoninp DOUG NJ. SMILEY
REAlTOR, UN. 4-s96O ewes. AP
-4hi5. go
ALEXANDRIA,. NA.--3 acres indus
ri ) per foot terms. CULMORE
REALTY Co. JE. 10000. ewes,
RA 3-S6g4 -
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
VERY UNUSUAL,

NORTH ARLINGTON dream house
conveniently located - 8 bedrooms,
2l2-baths brick rambler; entrance
nall' step-down living rm. with mas
slve stone fireplace and plant box;
sep. ain, rn., equip cleo. kit,
breakfast space: EQUIP. rec. rm
with bar, fireplace; maids rm,; sep.
garage; patio. Under $50, 600. Price
includes antique satin draperies.
carpeting and many extras. OWN
Err moving to Florida. For inspec-
ton call JE. 3-2044. No brokers
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400 acres. excellent cattle farm:
2 barns, silos, 2 tenant houses; q
room house; all tillable land: $500
an acre.
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sEAsHoRE PROPERTY

LONGPORT-S Best Buy S-Corner.
3 bedrooms, ga baths stone FIRE
place. sGlarium. S23.500 GUAR
ANTEE REAL ESTATE. nos Vent
n. OCEAN CiTY. MD.GNew 3-bed-
I'm. cottage. "a blk. from ocean.
Lovely view, quiet and private.
Conven. TO new shopping center.
at 64th ST. Rent by month or
season. WA. 1-466O. 20
OCEAN CITY. MD, new apis. / blk.
ocean: /. :, and 8 bdrmS.. $50. So.
$50 and S95 wk. LA. 6-S49O.
OCEAN CITY, Md level lots. 50x
so. betw. 50th and 5Ist SITS. ocean
side OF highway, $1,000 cash for
both. UN. 4-5I0O. 20
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210 ACRES A real buy: good
stock farm. S-room house. barn. well
watered: S195 per acre.
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80 acres; historical brick Colonial
home. built In 1898; finest Georgian
architecture: original FLOORING: hFe-
place In each room: &30,b00
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TAKOMA PARK, MD-17er9 I'd,

liz! How a. P.v c9Sq 2sIC $500 S SSv s
ance, $50 per month.
0-acre domestic with 1,200-ft.
frontage; $1,000 down. balance
monthly.
20 acres: SCOTT. frontage Ga.
Steed. JU. $3.50.
BERNARD r. BROSIUs. Ju. 9-o42O.
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BUILDERS, ATTENTION

IA MASS. AVE. EXTENDED,
excellent lot with wonderful view; ali
improvements. large frontage, price
sd, 300.
t2D Mr.. D. C. LINE AND RIVER
RID lots with all improvements
each approx. 1000 So. II. Priced
to sell Immediately. SlS.6OO.
go SEVERN RIVER. $50 acres
with frontage on water; ideal for
subdivision. within . mi. of Anna
polls. Priced to sell with terms.
"a Mr.. WIS. AVE. AND D. C,
LlNE--Excellent apt, house site. suit
able Tor approx go units. Priced
For Information call MIR. Shultz.
ewes, OIL. 4-l466 with W. B.
WRIGHT EN- 3-hROO 90
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240 acres; dairy farm: ~ stan
ehion Weshington-type barn; good
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. WANTED

INDUSTRIAL and End commercial
properties wan,ed tor sale or lease
A. NJ. ROTH CO.. RE. 1880
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Commercial Ground

"a Excellent commercial ground
on Lee Highway inside OF Glebe I'd
Inls piece is zoned CO and is
priced right.
ca Cor, lot, Wilson blvd. vic,
Court House, zoned CO. Suitable for
3-story once bldg.
t3) 9 commercial properties in
heart OF Clarendon zoned CO., one
contains approx. 10000 50. #. and
adjacent pc, 1900 50. IT.
"a Seven Corners-75.O 900 so. it,,
zoned general commercial, excel
speculative possibilities.
go 10000 So it. on Columbia
pike, close to Baileys Crossroads,
zoned commercial. and priced Fight.
Mlght sell part. Good for gas sta
ton and/or garase.
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WEST ROCKVILLE
4 acres. plated for l6 lots; All
1884. so
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evidence Of being duly qualified
Ito vote.
Absentee Voting: Permitted
in the primaries and general
election.
Write the county clerk for the
official application for absentee
ballot any time now, but the
completed application should be
mailed so it will not reach the
clerk earlier than October %,
1886, If from within the United
States, nor earlier than October
~ If from outside continental
United States.
The voted ballot must be
received by the county clerk
before the polls close on election
day.
For further information call
Mrs. Clarence Fisher, chairman
of the voters service, District
League Of Women Voters, Dis
trict 7-45l0, or visit its informa-
ton service in The Star lobby
Tomorrow: Maine
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word white" as a membership
qualification. Under the by-laws
a two-thirds vote is required fol-
such a change. The measure was
deemed carried by the voice vote
The plaintiffs contend a count
of the vote was not taken. The
suit also charges no attempt was
made to separate those eligible
to vote from the ineligibles.
Attorney Preston C. King, IT.,
representing the association,
urged dismissal Of the suit. He
argued last week there was no
property right involved and that
the plaintiffs did not have suffi-
Gent personal interest to sustain
the suit.
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ton last week by opposing coun-
sci in the U. S. District Court
for the District Of Columbia.
The judges action in refusing
to dismiss the suit leaves it open
for trial. He handed down a
memorandum opinion in max
ing his ruling.
One of the seven original
plaintiffs in the suit has since
withdrawn, leaving six to press
the action against the associa-
ton.
The group contends a voice
vote taken by the association
was illegal.
That vote amended bylaws of
the association to drop out the
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ABSENTEE VOTING
81 Poll Tax Payment.
Needed in Arkansas

Primary: Preference primary
July 81; general primary Au-
gust IA.
Officials to Be Elected: United
States Senator, SIX Representa-
tives to Congress, Governor, II
members of States upper house
100 members of lower house and
other State and all county
officers.
Residence Requirements: State,
year; county, 6 months; precinct,
/ month.
Poll Tax: The 81 poll tax must
have been paid to county tax
collector by October /, 1855, to
vote in the primaries, and an
other 81 poll tax by October 1,
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some time today. pushing the
total even higher"
Miss Rueckel returned to the
|Eisenhower-Nixon Club at 1415
tx street NV. with $110.55 Mr..
DAILY. who outdistanced the male
contestants, collected $50.
The drive got under way about
u pm. and ended at 10. The
collectors were left free to choose
the locale they wished to can
vass. The contributions ranged
from a child's 6 cents to $25,
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Shell BIust Injuries II

| FORT CHAFFEE, Ark, Oct. l6
l(P.-Eleven soldiers were slightly
injured yesterday when an ar
tillery shell landed short of the
target and exploded near an OBJ
Iservation post at Fort Chaffee.
THE public information Office
said six privates were hos
lpitalized.
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much still want good Govern
men and support the Republican
ticket"
Two tickets each to President
Eisenhower's Second Inaugural
ton Ball" apparently were won
by Miss Carol Rueckel, 1856
Thirty-first street NV, and
James DAILY Of DIG Sixteenth
street NV. for collecting the
largest amounts.
Miss Kerns explained that
other doorbell ringers will report
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As service to the Districts absentee
voters, The Stor is publishing voting
regulations in eoeh Stote for next
Novembers election. One Stote will
be published eoeh doy. Wutch fol
yours. Todoy's instolIment Is for resi-
dents who wish to vote in Arkonsos.
-~---~---->-~-~-
1856. TO vote in the general elec-
ton
Only those in the armed forces
and those reaching 81 since the
assessing of taxes may vote
without paying this tax.
Registration: There is no reg
istration in Arkansas. The poll
tax receipt is accepted as
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Young Republicans Ring
$l,164 From DoorbeIIs

Sixty Young Republicans Of the Young Republicans Club
the District last night collected $l64 in threeho
door campaign for election drive funds.
Mrs L. Howard Kerns 1920 place NV headed the
experimental drive for small contributions support
dent Eisenhower" called the results fabulous"
She said that lo
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Court Refuses to Gust
Bar Association Suit

Federal Judge Robert wkin yesterday refused to
throw out suit brought last the
tct Bar Association seeking nuy by
citation last May to admit Negroes members
Judge Wkn had taken under advisement motion BY the
association dismiss the suit after hearing arguments on the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-16
IS to Us

Procticnl one dressing up your beds
with reversible coverlet-size quilts and match
ing dust ruffles They look so fresh and color
ful IN opPeoling prints, afford extra warmth
and founder so costly. From our collection we
show four:
Featured: Provincial print in cotton with plain
color ehintz on the reverse side. Green, VEL
low, brown, rose or pink. 72xloo", 1925
s4xloo", 1925
Below, left to right:
Rosebud print in pink, blue, yellow or IiIoc
on ground Of white cotton. 72xloo", sos
s4xloo", 1925
matching dust ruffle, 3.95
Dainty florol print in French royon crepe with
Doeron filling, scoloped edge. Print side IN
pink or blue on white ground, reverse side in
plain pink or blue. 72xloo" or 64xlOO", 1925
"'olde Timer" in cotton printed with old
fashioned automobiles. Yellow, brown or red
on white. 72xlo0", 1895
Chntz dust ruffles with eIosticized top. Twin
or double-bed sizes White. rose, pink, yellow.
red, brown, charcoal. green, ivory or blue, 425
W1L-slonkeis ord Bedding. sth Foo,
:. oiso Chevy choss, Corners ord Aesonorio
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-06-21
Clearwater 3-2682

at Montgomery County Genera
Hospital.
Mrs. William Stinson enter
tanned at a family supper party
Sunday evening. Among the
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Remus
Riggs, Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley
Stiles and children and Mrs. Mary
Allnutt.
Mrs. Mary Allnutt and Mrs.
Remus Riggs entertained last
Wednesday at a picnic luncheon
for group of friends who orig
lnally got together as students in
an upholstery class. Among the
guests were Mrs. Guy Stevenson
and Mrs. George Carson.
Remember the church supper at
st. PauPs on July IA.
The Laytonsville Elementary
School faculty and their faml-
lies were guests on Wednesday a,
picnic supper at the home Oh
Mr.. and Mrs. Roland Green. The
same group were entertained at a
picnic supper on Sunday evening
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-06-21
VnIedictOrian Klaus SchaUurtz
Cops Six Damascus High Prizes

The best all around student in
the senior year was presented
with silver locket. This award
went to Susan Rice.
The Danforth Foundation
awards to the young man and
young woman in the graduating
class who were most outstanding
in the areas of physical, mental
religious and social development
were won by Susan Rice and Don
aid Cue.
Congratulations to the class OF
Sc, their teachers and their par.
ents whose combined efforts have
brought these 81 youngsters to
the successful completion of their
high school work.
The Damascus Lion Club met
Tuesday and installed officers for
the coming year Installation
was performed by deputy district
governor Ben Woodward and
deputy district governor Charles
Walker.
Officers installed are president
John L. King; first vice-president,
Ernest B. Lipford; second vice.
president, Everett Jones; third
vice-president, William Freien.
muth; secretary, Hal Crawford;
assistant secretary, Harry Fisher;
treasurer, Basil Burdette; chat
lain, Rev. A. Dean Kesler; tail
twister, Carl Snapp; and lior
tanner, Lester Runkles. Four di-
rectors elected were Joseph Rice
Robert Floyd, Cleveland Hyatt
and Jack Day. This was also the
first ladies night of the summer
season.
1t was hobo night at the June
13 monthly meeting of Damascus
Cub Scout Pack TT in a lear
by farm meadow. The cubs had
made hobo stoves of cans and
wax as one of their projects and
had invited their families to at
tend and 'eat dinner with them.
All cubs were in hobo dress.
Den chief Roger Burdette led
the group in responsive reading
concerning how to use fire safely.
Raymond Mullinix won a pair of
binoculars for having sold Ga tick
cts to the Cub Scout Exposition
in the National Guard Armory in
Washington. Incidentally the
Damascus Cubs entry in the ex-
position birdhouses won third
prize. There were some $50 ex-
hibits in the show.
Rev. A. Dean Keslcr judged the
hobo costumes and first prize
went to Kenny Freinemuth, sec
ond to David Walters and third
to Wayne Ennis.
The following awards were pre-
Sented: bobcats: Robert Blake
Burroughs and Richard Rau;
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-06-21

by Mr.. and Mrs. George Lechlider.
WoOdfieId
The Woodfield WSCS served a
PATTERSON banquet Sunday night
at the church hall. Rev. and Mrs.
Harold Wright and children were
guests and Mr.. Wright, former
pastor, spoke to the group:
Mrs. Raymond Kemp and Mrs.
Harrison King are attending the
Rural Women's Short Course at
the University of Maryland this
week.
Mrs. Ava King is spending a
week in Washington visiting her
daughter, Mrs Marjorie Spooner.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Pope and
Mr.. and Mrs. David Pope and
Jeffrey were Sunday guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Boyer.
The Mary Greene Evening
Circle met Tuesday evening at
the home of Mrs. Lansdale Will
liams with Mrs. Donald Warfield
as co-hostess.
Mrs. George Woodfield enter
tanned at Stanley party Tues
day afternoon.
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bear badge: Steve Van Kirk, Ter
ry Warfield and Terry Watkins;
wolf badge: Wayne Ennes, Ray
mond Mullinix, Michael Wood
field, George Burroughs, Mike
Van Kirk, and Michael Hodges;
lions: John Walters; gold arrows:
Raymond Mullinix, George Bur
roughs and John Walters; silver
arrows: Glenn Burdette and JEFF
frey Burdette.
Den seven won the parents at
tendance award with 80 percent
present. After the business meet
ing the cubs lit their hobo stoves
and some 160 cubs and parents
enjoyed hot dogs, marshmallows
and other picnic fare.
The Damascus Homemakers
held their last meeting until fal
at the home of Mrs. James Ste.
phens with Mrs. Herbert Hyatt
Sr. and Mrs. Basil Burdette as CO.
hostesses. Mrs. Hyatt, picnic
planning committee chairman, re
ported that the club outing this
year will be a visit to the State
House, governors mansion ant
the Naval Academy at Annapolis
on August /.
The Damascus club plans tc
meet with the Annapolis Home.
makere for luncheon at local
restaurant. The club plans to
serve the Lions in July. The next
regular meeting of the Home
makers will be September Is a.
the home of Mrs. Ray Purdum.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irving M. Bur
dette and son Jeffrey spent last
weekend with Mr.. and Mrs. Will
bur Peters at their cottage on
Barnegat Bay in New Jersey.
The Burdettes are expecting a re-