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Montgomery County sentinel., 1956-09-06
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AT IT'S VERY
BEST

BEST
We have pickup and deliv-
cry service at the following
locations:
- ROCKVILLE -
6. c. Murphy Co.
E. Montgomery Avenue
Seems
E. Montgomery Avenue
Sea Horse Gift Shop
E. Montgomery Avenue
Arthur's Dairy Bar
W. Montgomery Avenue
Mike and Mons Restaurant
N. Washington Street
= GAITHERSBURG -
Kinsey ESQ Center
N. Frederick Avenue
Orme's Restaurant
Summit Avenue
Goishersburg Paint and Hardware Co.
N. Frederick Avenue
- DAMASCUS -
Damascus PacrmaeY
Damascus. Md. 1ED
- OLNEY =
oIney DeIiecsessen
Olney. Md
- NORBECK
L. w. White
Norbeck, Md
- POOLEsvILLE
Buffers Lunch
Poolesville, Md.
- GERMANTOWN =
WiIlcrd g. Main
Germantown, Md.
You mcY also Ieove your film at our
PIcnf loeoted in fhe basement Of A.
6. Wofkins Building. Ensranee TO
basement on Bridge Street.
SUBURBAN PHOTO
FlNISHERS
Poplar 2-os16
400 E. Montgomery Avenue
Rockville. Md.
TF-ess
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GIVE AWAY
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FILL DIRT Clear and loose
on old Route 240 in Clarksburg
Free for removal. Call Gathers.
burg 540-W-12. 271
Montgomery County sentinel., 1956-09-06

MAID WANTED-Travilah, Md,
two days a week, Tues. and Thurs.
Must have good local references
and TO furnish own transporta.
ton, $500 per day. Call PO. O.
3637, 168
Montgomery County sentinel., 1956-09-06

ROCKVILLE, 1907 Grandin Ave,
across from Lone Oak School in
Silver Rock, 3 bedrooms, liv. rm.,
kitchen and bath. Attractive
family room, full basement, ex-
cellent outside storage facility,
$4,000 subject to ground rent.
Call PO. 2-4379. 267
NEW RANCH TYPE HOMES
FOR SALE IN FREDERICK
COUNTY, MD. ID new 3 bed
room ranch type home contain.
ing liv. rm. with fireplace, din.
area, kitchen, natural wood
floors and wall cabinets, garage,
full cement basement, unusually
large lot, natural gas heat, i'm
mediate possession, S15,750.
(2) new 2.bedroom brick ranch
type home, liv. rm. with fire
place, dining area, kitchen, ga
rage, full basement, large lot, inn
mediate possession, $4,000.
These are new unoccupied homes
situated about A miles East of
Frederick and about 8 miles
East of Montgomery County
area. They are located in a new
subdivision. The builder, be-
cause of i'll health is discontinue
ing building operations. He has
directed us to reduce the price
and sell these homes immedi-
ately. Taxes on the 3 bedroom
house will be approximately $50
per year; the 2 bedroom house,
$40 per year. Good financing
available, call for appointment.
120 REALTY co. "a. j. Gin.
Gotta, mgr, 120 w. Church ST.,
Frederick, Md. Phone Monu-
ment 2-3196. 266
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GAITHERsRURG

GAITHERSBURG 49, Three bed
room brick, elec. kitchen, full
basement, excellent condition,
.S17500. Clarence E. Becraft, 112
N. Frederick Ave, Gaithersburg,
Md. Phone office 737-73S. 303
Montgomery County sentinel., 1956-09-06
HELP WANTED (FEMALE)

WANTED WAITRESS-for Blue
Moon Restaurant. Call Mr.. Don.
Nicholson, Gaithersburg 923 or
apply in person. 151
Montgomery County sentinel., 1956-09-06

FOR RENT - October 1st, 6-rm.
house, bath, hot and cold water,
front & back porches, basement,
oil heat, storm doors and win
dows, one-half acre, unfurnished
or partly furnished. Good loca-
ton. A. C. Kingsbury, Barnes
vile Road, IA miles NV. Boyds.
264
Montgomery County sentinel., 1956-09-06

HOUSE FOR RENT Small
house near Clarksburg; stove and
refrigerator included, $50 per
month. Call Gaithersburg SIG
il. 290l
Montgomery County sentinel., 1956-09-06
FOR RENT

HOUSE FOR RENT - Bungalow
located at 105 Mills Road, avail
able for rent Sept. II, for infor-
nation call Gaithersburg SOC w
after Z p. m. 207
Montgomery County sentinel., 1956-09-06

COMBINING-Clover seed from
the wind row. Calvin Howes, Oh
ney, Md. Phone after $3.50 PM.
Spring 4-7404. 856
Montgomery County sentinel., 1956-09-06
RESIDENTIAL BUILDING

RESIDENTIAL BUILDING
LOTS
5 61X170 residential building lots.
Water, paved street - no sewer.
Nicely wooded and drained, good
residential section. In corporate
limits of Gaithersburg, $1,000
each, S9500 for all five. Must be
all cash.
WILL PAY FOR ITSELF
Three apartment building on y
acre. Within easy distance Atomic
Energy Center. Apt. for owner
and rent out other two. Excellent
location on main hiway at Clarks-
burg, Md. $12650 and will assist
buyer in obtaining part financ.
ing.
BEAUTIFUL HOME
Three bedrooms, bath, full base.
ment, oil heat, storm windows,
screens. Large lot. Finest loca.
ton in Woodfield. $13,500 full
price. VIII assist purchaser in
financing.
CLARENCE Il. BECRAFT
Real Estate
liz N. Frederick Ave.
Gaithersburg, Md.
Office Gath. 1871, 738
Montgomery County sentinel., 1956-09-06
SERVICES
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STONEWORK: FLAGSTONE

S1O1NEWOhhs FLEAOio1ONE =
Patios, walks, steps, all kinds of
cement work, retaining walls,
drain pipes, water proofing, grad.
ing and seeding. F. Marcuccio
PO. 2-3588. 2006
Montgomery County sentinel., 1956-09-06
SADDLE HORSE AND PONY

SALE - Wednesday, Sept. IL at
$3.50 pm. Eyler's Stables, Thur
mont, Md. Next sale will be
Sept. 26. 311
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REAL ESTATE
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PRIME FREDERICK COUNTY
PROPERTY FOR SALE - 119

PRIME FREDERICK COUNTY
PROPERTY FOR SALE 119
acre dairy barn located six miles
north of Frederick. % stanchion
dairy house and silo, 5-room
frame house. Property fronts on
macadam road and has approxi-
mately one mile of river front
age with excellent fishing. Sew.
.eral acres of excellent timber.
Early possession. Sale price,
.$16,000.00.
l71-ACRE DAIRY FARM equip
ped for Washington market. This
is one of the finest farms in
Frederick County. For the past
II years the tenant has had a
net income of over $1,000.00 per
month. Beautiful frame mansion
on premises. 52-cow stanchion
dairy barn with large bank barn
and loafing shed. Lovely sky
pond. This highly productive
property can supply enough feed
and pasture for over 100 head of
cattle. This property can be in
spected by appointment only.
1OO-ACRE FARM located approx
imately 3 miles from Frederick.
Groom frame house, electricity
and excellent spring of water
Large frame and stone bank
barn. Excellent site for residen-
tial development Sale price,
S18,OO0.00.
NEW SPLIT-LEVEL home of
brick construction; large bed
rooms, 2 ceramic tile baths, large
living room and dining area.
Complete General Electric kit
chen, recreation room and laun-
dry rom, basement and garage.
Oil-fired heating system. Lot size,
100x200. This new unoccupied
property is located about 2 miles
southwest Of Frederick with a
magnificent view of the Catoctin
Mountains. Sale price, $22,-
10000.
100 REALTY CO., 100 West
Church Street, Frederick, Md,
Monument 2.3196. 297
Montgomery County sentinel., 1956-09-06
WAITRESS & COUNTER WORK

Evenings. Prefer housewife
supplementing family income.
Apply SUGAR e. SPICE DRIVE.
IN, 736 Rockville Pike, Poplar
.2.9824. 291
Montgomery County sentinel., 1956-09-06

SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR -
Full time for day work, exper-
fenced, 40 hour week. Call Spring
4-2311. 285
Montgomery County sentinel., 1956-09-06
FREDERICK COUNTY ESTATE

House for sale, II A. located in
the Catoctin Mts. 6 room frame
house with sun porch and base.
ment. Two beautiful ponds, one
for swimming other is well stock
ed with bass. Approx. 8 A. OF
clear land and the remainder in
medium growth timber, located
approx. u miles off u. S. Route
Is. Early possession. Sale price
S12,500. Frederick, Md. One
Twenty Realty Co., Phone MOnu
ment 2-3196. 15E
Montgomery County sentinel., 1956-09-06

TRAVILAH ROAD a rm. mod
ern house, sos per month, also
2-room modern cabin partly fur
nished for $50 per month. Phone
Mrs. Mills, PO. 2-4224. 3O5
Montgomery County sentinel., 1956-09-06

BUY OF THE WEEK - 3 bed.
room brick rambler; full base
ment, equipped kitchen, ceramic
tiled bath, roughed in bath in
basement, fenced yard. just two
years old; excellent condition,
S14,600. Assume S12,700 G. l.
loan; $4,000 per month includes
everything.
HOMES IN WEST END priced
from $4,000 S32,500.00.
G. 1. SPECIAL - S25000 down,
S65.00 per month. Vet earning
$4,000 will qualify. Two bed
rooms, separate dining room,
Nice condition.
HOUSES to fit anyone's needs
priced from S9,950 S60,000.00.
BRIDGES, PETER e. SPENCER,
Realtors, PO. 2-4374 day or night.
ne or hLH286
Montgomery County sentinel., 1956-09-06
HOUSE FOR RENT

HOUSE FOR RENT - Clarks-
burg, Md. Second floor, 5 rms.
and bath, stove and refrigerator,
$55 per month. Phone PO. 2
9442. 312
Montgomery County sentinel., 1956-09-06

WANTED - VIII buy and haul
good grade hay; any amount,
Phone Gaithersburg 285 J 2.
2546
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-14
Stevenson Challenged
On Indo-Chino Choroes

Senator Smith. Republican of
New Jersey. said yesterday that
Adlai Stevenson's charges against
Eisenhower administration poll
cieS on Indo-China are contra
dicted by a prominent Democrat
on the Senate Foreign Relations
Committee.
He quoted Senator Mansfield,
Democrat of Montana. as COM
mending administration handling
of the Wet Nam crisis. He noted
that Senator Mansfield reported
to the Senate committee that
the Communist threat in Wet
Nam has been lessened.
The New Jersey legislator also
cited Senator Mansfield'S state
ment that administration policies
effectively served the interests
of the United States during the
past year." He also recalled that
the Montana Senator said those
policies helped the cause of a
free Wet Nam and reduced the
danger of direct and costly in
volvement of our military forces
in Southeast Asia.
Senator Smith, replying to
complaints by Mr.. Stevenson and
other leading Democrats in cam
paign speeches. declared:
1.-THE opposition has criticized
the division of Wet Nam in the
agreement that the French
signed at Geneva in July, 1854
an agreement in which the
United States did not join. The
world knows that when Presi-
dent Eisenhower took office
Communist armies were rolling
forward in Wet Nam.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-14

counted on as a President de-
termined to work for the rights
and welfare of all Americans.
Mr.. Powell also came under
fire from a Negro labor leader.
Willard Townsend, who heads
the United Transport Service
Employees Union and is an ALL
CLIO vice president. Mr.. Town
send said Mr.. Powell was guilty
of "a shocking betrayal of his
race and party"
But the Powell announcement
caused Val j. Washington. Re-
publican National Committee
director of miQorities, to en-
Iphasize his asset tion earlier last
week that Senator Kefauver,
the Democratic vice presidential
candidate. "has a record on civil
rights as bad as that of Senator
Eastland."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-14
Court Aide Named
Head of ROA Unit

Francis L. Young, jr., 1902
Taylor street, Chevy Chase, law
clerk to District Court Judge
Edward M. Curran, has been
elected president of Chapter 10,
Reserve officers Association of
Washington.
The group is the largest ROA
chapter in the district and in
cludes only members Of the
3l7th Infantry Reserve Regi-
ment. Other officers elected:
Earle A. Alfred, 1913 Field
place NE. vice president; Lewis
M. Helm, 2l08 Belvedere boule-
ward, Silver Spring, secretary,
and Thomas M. Irving, 701 Otis
place NV, treasurer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-14

New York Democratic leaders.
They asserted that he came out
for President Eisenhower earlier
last week because of White
House pressure Stemming from
the pending trial Of Mr.. Powell's
secretary on tax evasion counts.
Mr.. Hagerty declared here
yesterday that the accusation of
pressure was Completely false"
Commenting also as a New
York voter. Mr.. Hagerty added
that apparently the Tammany
officials who signed that state
ment think that Tammany con-
ditions of Tammany political APP
pointments to the courts. and
Tammany influence Of the courts
Extends to Washington"
Negroes Made Charges
The New Workers who hurled
the charges are Negroes as is Mr..
Powell. They are Manhattan
Borough President Hulan E.
Jack. Councilman Earl Brown,
State Senator James L. Watson,
ASsemblyman Bessie Buchanan,
Assemblyman Kenneth M. Phipps
and James c. Thomas.
Mr.. Powell is to testify in
United States District Court in
New York tomorrow as a Gov
ernment witness in the tax trial
of his secretary, Acy Lennon.
Another of his congressional
secretaries, Mrs. Hattie F. Dod-
son, is serving a seven month
jail sentence for tax evasion and
a third, William Hampton, is
awaiting trial on a tax-evasion
indictment.
Earlier yesterday Mr.. Powell's
announced plan to form an lin
dependent" Democratic organ
Iization for reelection of Mr..
Eisenhower drew denunciation
rather than support from his
fellow Democrats in the House.
He was criticized by two other
Negro members of the House
as well as another New Yorker,
Chairman Celler Of the House
Judiciary Committee.
Representative Dawson, Dem
ocrat of Illinois, a vice chair
man of the Democratic National
Committee, accused Mr.. Powell
of urging election "of a Presi-
dent he himself has charged
with trying to re-segregate the
United States armed forces in
Germany"
Labor Leader Joins Attack
THE Republicans may hope
that Adam Powell will win them
some votes" Mr.. Dawson pre-
dicted. but l suspect he will
be too busy trying to explain
his own position of turning his
back on his own stated con-
Ivictions to have any time left
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-14

Since (the Geneva agree
menD the government of free
South Wet Nam has, with our
assistance, established itself firm
ly and has halted all further
Communist encroachment from
the north"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-14
Pressure Charge Denied
BY Powell and Hoqerty
By ROBERT X. WALSH

Charges that White House pressure forced Representative
Adam Clayton Powell Democrat of New President
Eisenhower for reelection vehemeny denied yesterday
by Mr. Powell and Presidential Press Secretary James Hagery
Mr.. PowelS denial calling the charges complete lie
issued York reply statement Friday by
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-14

to seek votes for the Repub-
licans."
Like Representative DiggS, a
Michigan Negro Democrat who
previously opposed Mr.. Powell's
stand. Mr.. Dawson declared that
Adlai Stevenson could be
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-14
Republicans


Republicans
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. speaks on hve-minute TV pro-
grams at 9:25 and 1920 m Nixon noon rally Toledo Ohio
afternoon meetings Defiance College Defiance Ohio and
YOUNGSTOWN airport night meeting at Warren night rally
at Youngstown
Observation-Disclosures leaves for Seattle WASH stopping
enroute at Minneapolis and St Paul five minute TV pro-
gram pm EDIT Nixon Afternoon rallies at Evanston
Ind, and Fort Wayne airport night rally Buffalo, N Y.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. makes Statewide TV speech
at Seattle Nixon noon rally Rochester N. Y,
intercollegiate conference Cornell University Ithaca
NY, 9pm
Observation-Disclosures speaks informally at Pudget
Sound College field house box lunch Takoma afternoon
reception Portland Ore Nationwide TV address IL 80 pm
EDIT Portland. Nixon at Providence, r. l.. rally.
motorcade visits to Norwalk, New London New Haven
and Bridgeport, N Y address AL Smith Memorial Dinner
in New York City.
Friday-Nixon noon rally Wilmington DEL afternoon
motorcade from Washington to Baltimore for evening rally
there.
STANDARDIZATION ive-minute Tv program 1885 pm.
EDIT
Democrats
over ABC network from Chicago at 1890 pm EDIT. Ke
fauver morning conference and late afternoon speech
at Burlington VT, and visits and short talks Essex juno
tion Wnoosk labor group ST. Michaes College. Arrives
New York City late afternoon for radio speech at La
Guarda Airport rally motorcade through Jackson Heights
Queens and rallies and speeches at Woodmere Great
Neck and Glen Cove Long Island.
Tuesday-Stevenson whistlesop train leaves Chicago.
Kefauver press conference New York City 10 am. Nation
wide TV address pm from New York City
WedneSday-SteVenSon WhSteStopS Niles, Mich,
Battle Creek Mich speech State capitol steps, Lans
ing: speaks Saginaw late afternoon Flint Mich, rally
night Keauver press conference ST. Louis Mo- morning.
speech at Springfield Mo- theater and luncheon meeting
with local Democratic leaders, and pm address at
Shrine auditorium. Springfield
Thursday-Stevenson speaks at Toledo, stops at
Elyria late afternoon speech Akron night rally speech
Youngstown.
Friday-Stevenson speaks Lexington. KY, noon, adj
dresses late afternoon rally Louisville speaks night
meeting Cincinnati.
Saturday-StevenSon at Notre Dame University
luncheon and Noe Dame Michigan State football game,
South Bend, Ind. Arrives Chicago afternoon for
Nationwide cosed-circuit TV speech at night
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-14
WEEKS POLITICAL ACTIVITIES
OF TOP CANDIDATES LISTED

Following the polit cal activities Of the presidential
and ce-presdental candidates for the coming week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-23
|GruceChurch
In NewHome

The Grace Assembly Of God
will hold its first service in Its
new building on Pershing drive
between Arlington boulevard and
North Second street, Arlington
at II am. tomorrow.
Occupying a two-and-a-hali
acre tract, the new building is
the first part of a planned three
unit building program, with an
educational building and a large
auditorium to be added in the
future.
The present building contains
a chapel seating $50, a prayer
room, nursery, multi-purpose
basement room, Kitchen. Office
and Sunday school classrooms.
Sunday school will be held in
the new building at 10 am. after
"a motorcade from the Ashton
Heights Women's Club. Alb North
Irving street, where the four
congregation has pre-
viously held services and school
Guest speaker at tomorrow's
service will be the Rev. Jack
Hamilton, director of Bible Clubs.
Youth for Christ International
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-23
Christian EndeuvoI
To Install Leader
During Picnic

The District Christian En-
ldeayor Union tomorrow will in
stall Harry S. Gibson of Fourth
Presbyterian Church. as its pres
Iident during a picnic at 5 pm.
in Rock Greek Park picnic grove
No. %.
The Rev. Wilbur Siddons, as
sistant minister of Northminster
Presbyterian Church, will be the
installing officer. Other officers
are: Dean Miller of Rhode Island
Methodist. first vice president;
Miss June Pace of Columbia
Heights Christian, second vice
president: Miss Martha Manley
of Westminster Presbyterian. re-
cording secretary; Miss Nancy
Ritter of Shepherd Park Chris
tan, corresponding secretary.
Also, Daniel Solt of Westmin-
ster Presbyterian, treasurer; Ver-
non Keen of lexington Presby-
terrain, high school superintend-
ent: Alden linus of Mount Raj
nier, Christian. finance superin-
tendent: Paul Koerner of Memo
rial E.U,B, publicity superin-
tendent. and Charles Hayward of
Wallace Memorial cub, editor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-23
Comp to Open
Fifth Season

The Methodist Church Camp
at Churchtown, Md, on the
West River. will open its nth
season tomorrow, 1t was an
nounced today by the Rev
Thomas B. Ehlers. minister OF
Brightwood Park Methodist
Church and camp manager.
The Rev. Orris G. Robinson
district superintendent Of the
Methodist Church for the Wash
ington East District, will speak
at 4 pm. vesper service in the
camps new Fellowship Center.
The camps schedule for the
summer includes three camps for
Junior age children beginning
July l and 8 and August S; three
for Junior high age youngsters
on July % and 20 and August
10; a camp for senior high young
people beginning August 10. ano
a family camp beginning July is
In addition, each Sunday
afternoon the camp grounds are
open to church families who may
desire to come and bring basket
lunch, Mr.. Ehlers said.
The camp is also available to
local church and District groups
for weekend retreats.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-23
Dulles Son to Say First
Mass at GU Tomorrow

The Rev. Avery Robert Dulles,
Sd, son of the Secretary of
State, will celebrate his first
solemn mass at 1890 am. to-
morrow in Dahlgren Chapel,
Georgetown University.
Father Dulles was ordained last
Saturday at Fordham University
by his Eminence Cardinal Spell
man. archbishop of New York.
The Very Rev. Edward B.
Bum, Sd, president of George
town University, will be assistant
priest at the mass tomorrow.
The Rev. Edwin A. Quain, ST..
academic vice president of Ford
ham. will serve as deacon.
The Rev. David Granfield.
O.S.B.. will act as subdeacon and
the Rev. Christopher Hunting
ton. of st. Aloysius Church, Great
Neck, L. l., will be preacher.
Father Dulles is a graduate of
Harvard College and was a stu
dent at Harvard Law School
when he was received into the
Roman Catholic Church in 1910.
Upon completion of his war
service in the Navy, he entered
the Jesuit Order at the Novitiate
OF st. Andrew on Hudson,
Poughkeepsie. N. Y. After his
noviceship. he studied philosophy
at Woodstock College. Wood
stock, Md, from 1948 to 1851.
For the next two years he
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-23
Lutheran Pastors
Attend Convention

The Rev. William H. Kohn
pastor of Redeemer Lutheran
Church. HyattSville, is heading
Ia delegation from the Washing
ton area to the 43d regular con-
vention Of the Lutheran Church
Missouri Synod which opened
Wednesday in st. Paul, MINI.
Convention sessions. which
continue through June 30, are
being held in the st. Paul Civic
Auditorium and will chart the
course of the synod for the next
three years.
Among those attending with
Mr.. Kohn, who also is president
Iof the Southeastern District OF
the church body, are John w
Boehne, of Chevy Chase, a men,
Der of the national board OF
directors; the Rev. Henry C.
Schroeder, pastor Of Ascension
Lutheran Church, LandoveI
Hills; the Rev. William F. Bruen-
ling. of Christ Lutheran Church
and Chaplain Kenneth L. ALL
the Rev. Lambert Brose and the
Rev. Walter Kraemer, of the
Armed Services Commission OF
the synod.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-23
'Merrick Comp
For Boys to Open

The Merrick Boys Camp will
open its 22d season Monday at
its S00-acre site on the Potomac
River at Nanjemoy. Md.
The camp. conducted under
Catholic auspices, is supported
by voluntary contributions from
its 100 directors and other in
terested in helping youth, as well
as with financial aid from the
Archdioces of Washington.
The first group of 100 campers
will leave by chartered bus for
the camp at 8 am. Monday from
st. Aloysius School, North Capt.
tol and K streets NV.
The annual Merrick Boys
Camp appeal, this year seeking
$4,000 to operate the camp and
pay for needed improvements, is
currently under way. Peter
Becker, jr., is chairman of the
appeal.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-23
Services Slated
For Sanctuary

The Oakton Methodist
Church. on Chain Bridge road
Oakton, Va. will hold an Open
ing Day Conservation service for
its new sanctuary at 10:45 am,
tomorrow.
The Rev. DR.. Edward G
Latch. pastor of the Metropoli-
tan Memorial Methodist Church
Washington, will be guest speak
er at the service.
Besides the pastor of the
Oakton church, the Rev. vii.
liam L. Sturtevant. others par.
ticipating in the service will b.
the Miller Brothers,, the build
ers; Elmer Cappelman, the ar.
chitect; J. Heston Head. chair
man of the building committee;
and G. Luther Printz, chairman
of the trustees.
A picnic dinner on the church
grounds will follow the service
The new building will con.
tain a sanctuary. seating more
than 400 persons. a fellowship
hall, a kitchen, a choir room
and a pastors study.
The Rev. Lee Mortzfelt, of the
Manassas Methodist Church
will conduct week of revival
services at the Oakton church
beginning at 8 pm. tomorrow.