Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-04-05
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By Dorothy B. Waleski
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Junior Women discovered uranium to update the
traditional gold mine year they put first
antique show making project net profit of than
thousand dollars quickly convinced them that antique show
should become an an annual Institution
Up until then the annual little than 5000
everyone Knocking
scattered through the year.
The original idea that selling antiques year
worthwhile project from Mrs. Richard
and means chairman at that e who CLEANED this
from report of such show given by the Junior
Cenervie The discovery her being
and reading word of her Club Woman monthly
little skeptical return could
possible the Junior Women finally agreed try experiment
Mr. Settler went to work to find all about antique shows
from possible The Centervle
er Federation of Womens Clubs
information.
Through Washington paper to
Traten local manager of antique shows this
result Mrs Traten appointed manager
Woman Clubs first antique
The historymang event took place May Glenview
home OF the Montgomery County Historical Society with Jer
co1hairman.
Since juniors taken the cywide project of
community center their and the Sentinel has been
kept busy all reporting
the leadership of Mrs Richard may
Juniorette but whrlwind in OF ideas
The elimination of all this activity surveys
and high school contests arOusng
in the civic center will antique show
that fabulous sum- going towards the center
In addition the girls their the prize
the $4,000 national community
sponsored Jointly by the General Federation of Woman Clubs and
Sears, Roebuck Co.
The juniors eagerly awaiting the decision the judges
in this contest which is presentation
the years
Mrs. Nearman and her committee.
The prizes if will also to the community center
which referendum will be taken at the April 80 election
While waiting for what they hope will be the good the
WomanS Clubs including the Senior Women the Junioree
busy getting ready for the antique which will
be held at the Agricultural Center in Gatherbrg April Is
through Is from II am to 1890 pm.
Other members of the committee Mrs Howard Albers
Connolly Henry Ford Mrs Eugene Jackson Jr
Mrs William Lodder Mrs Louis Manchester and James Nc
Keever
Haltiwanger Mrs Setter are cocharmen
the publicity committee with
Muller Mrs Edward Longey and Mrs Harold Green working with
them
New features year hot lunches
which will be served Monday Tuesday Wednesday,
snacs, delicious barbecue
homemade cake coffee and
The committee in charge of preparing serving the food
Esildson Mrs. Kermit Mohn Mrs. William Shearman Mrs
Barnard T. WEIGH Paule assisting
All of the junior scheduled hosesses with the
assistance of the Juniorees
Morris, Williams
Tickets NAV be purchased at the door at 81 20 or half price
from member of the Junior Club
town that are displaying posters on the event
M going to buy a (never
resist bargain will introduction manager
Traten who member of upcOunty community
she and her husband opened the suburban walter Reed Anoue
Shop the big pink Martins Dairy Oney The
original Walter Reed Antique Shop also owned by the Traens
is located Georgia Avenue in Silver Spring.
Traen former school teacher became interested
in antiques She well known the metropolitan
Washington world having originated the Silver Spring antique
show and managed it for several years
The Hyattsvie antique show given each for the benefit
of the of Dimes managed by Mrs.
at Olney residence well their suburban shop
1t ideal setting their valuable
tques include remodeng
the the primitive woodward and irOnware
Mrs has theory that interest in antiques be
aroused children and to her point she started
her daughters collections early
collections do much, she feels stimulate chds
interest history and geography She suggests small items that
take much for the beginning collector and
small animals of metal china
examples.
We suggest the junior womens antique starting
children collections Rockville resi-
respond they
point of showing have community center in which to hold
first childrens antique show.
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