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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-04
ALEXANDRIA,. va. :.
Jefferson PIX"
Williamsburg Colonial
Goa ON


A wooded setting surrounds tht
charming brick house in Q mos
desirable residential section; fea
turing A. g SPACIOUS sT 6 BIB ss AM AM
Is planned for gracious entertain
ing as well rs good, comfortable
living: LIST floor Is arranged will
satsAhe Teu ae fofms din ins room TSSn
equipped kitchen and q spaciou
bedroom or den with tile bath: OF
the End floor there are 2 twin
of closet space; there is also |
screened porch, full basement ant
attached garage; near public an,
parochial schools. bus and shop
ping. Shown by appointment only
The NJ. H. BARRY Org
2206 Mt Vernon Ave. Alex, Va
XII. $4,000 XII, 9-007i
THE Old Reliable once
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CnntemnnrarV

Brick 2-leyel modern, 4 bsdfms.. 2
sssash.d o: ssrs g ;Rass sHs SS
and park blks. Only SIS.950.
FLA and OF contracts accepted.
See nowl Kensington area. 10. s.
$500. HIGGINS q HARRISON
INC, Realtors 10
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WHRATOH-SS00 eash. assume -
loan; 3-bedrm. brick eemidet.;
freshly painted; separate din, rm.:
full bsmt.; fenced yard. blocks
to public or paroehial SCHOOLS: Oh.
4.459S. NE s-lssl. JOHN 4.
WHRATON-3-bedr brick rambler.
air-eooled; full basement with en-
trance; fenced-in yard: aluminium
storm windows; shade and orna-
mental trees; dishWasher, disposal.
exhaust fan; brand-new condition;
plastered walls and hardwood floors.
sale BY OWNER. No agents. VII,
6-5203, -b
WOOD ACREs-Impressive, immac-
ulate white brick Colonial: 8 twin:
S sac oeS sT bs large r,rS Srsry NAM
extras Extras i New H Hs choice home home
In this most desirable controlled
community. Near public and pa:
WILL LOVE THIS HoMEi Tc
s snaspsSs ei Y R socn e oL me- si 81
6-7S00.
WOODMO0R. nr. schools, churches,
STORES hedrms.; full hsmt,, play
rm.: gar. OWNER. JU. $3.50. I'd
WOODMOOR-New 3-bedroom. g
bath rambler. backs up to park
Immediate possession. SCI SOC
GRAHAM q Co. ~. 5000, Open
wOODsIDE PARK-Brick Cape Cod;
studio living room. dining rm., cleo.
kitchen, breakfast nook. bedrm.
an. .nd bath bath ss Al ,. lsTss Sedrms
TTaasoSMPsoa CO. 1 ~. $4,000. 14
NEAR NEW Acc. AT BOYDs-2O
minutes NV. Rockville; attractive
3-bedroom home with whole acre,
$4,000. VA approved Also 2-bed-
room home with 2 acres, only $lo.-
SOC: And 9 small mouse. 81 500.
Poolesville 3103. 6s
BRICK RAMBLER-Just on Piney
Br. rd.-New cond. inside and out,
,B 5sdr~: t n bath o5S g b g. r M
small cash payt. TO insp., cali II
Q pm. DU. $4,000. WA. T-I3si
ANYONE. s400 down incl. settle.
ment-3 bedrms.. full bsmt.: fenced
J. LYNCH Co. 81. 5-s6S2. 20
EXPANDIBLE-s bedrooms down,
living room. fireplace. full bsmt.
level lot. Assume large 81 loan,
GRAHAM g. CO., JU. 5-6U10. -
RAMBLER BARGAIN-Just listed
all pflck 1ulI bSmt., 3-oeorm. fnm0-
Ter on excel. level lot. Mr.. school
excel. Silver Spring location: C.R.V.;
Sl4.400 A.. J. KESSINGER AND
CO.. JU. 9-4544.
BY OWNER, 94eI Lindale dr., Be-
thesda-Charming Cape Cod on
corner lot with attrac. trees. IL
blocks from NH and near schools
Liv. rn. with hrepl. and picture
window. bright din. rm.. kit,
bedrms,, bath on LIST A.; End d
partially complete for 2 bedrms
and bath; screened porch: full
bsmt. with rec. area. 81. 900. No
brokers. OIL. 2-06S8. -
NEAR NEW Acc. AT GATHERS
BBRG-Attractiye, mooern nome
whole acre ground: suitable ply
stefan or dentist. Also large older
house, Poolesyille 3l03. Sc
BY OWNER-Parkwood brick. s.
bedrm., 2la-bath rambler. 25-ft.
liv. rm., wall-to-wall carpet,
closets. storm windows. full bsmt..
copper plumbing; beaut. corner lot;
cow. to schools. $23,600. OIL. 4
36l5. -S
WILL GIVE home and mortgage Tor
$1,000. Call Lo. 4-0634. -
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.

CUSTOM BUILT white frame bun.
NJ. SMILEY REHLToR. TN. 1860:
$500 6SowN. 81 approyed--SSew
brick; 3 bedrms., compl. kit,
and bath with full bsmt.; in Capitol
Hts area. 10. S-6e63 or LU. T.
IBRiCk RAMBLER-corner lot. I0oz
attic; Nv. rm. 24xi3. nrepi.; foyer;
birch cabs, in kit. SIT 500. 650i
Gull rd.. Temple Hills. 10. 10000
ASSUME CT LOAN-Fiesta rambler
colorful brk. front, picture window
full din. rm., dream kit. with dis
posal and dishwasher; cabinets
galore. full bsmt. with picture win.
dow: 2 blks. to shopping. bus and
school. Vet can buy on low easy
PRINCE GEORGES PROPERTIES
$4,000 - 2.story. s-bedrm. nome;
large sep, din. rm., fully equip kit :;
AL eond: ideal location mr.. N
Hamp. ave. and large shop center
| Vacant, Possession immed. PRINCE
Georges REALTY CO.. uN. 4.
ls5oS Down. assume oI lOan--s.
bedrm,. liz-bath home on the hill
behind the Cheyeriy Theater. adj
TO BALTIC. parkway: full bsmt. Or
will rent with option 70 buy. Call
TIL . pm. WA. $4,000, ROBERT
g DAVIS 4 CO. INC. "A
corner lot Kotty-pine rec. nm. in
equip. kit: tvin-sized bedrms,
Payments less than apt. rental to
$50 appEoyed. PRINCE oEoRoIs
sP p,soe pdWN: So Ae Per aa71 nocsii,
s stSsso sen new am r.p pa III s ssnse
s PHI isv eE s!Ssts 70 aE q t }!6e
uN 4-ll66. WA. 7-6655. -
way; 5 bedrms., . baths, liv. rm.
with firepl-. din. rm.; full bsmt. No
5 BEDRMs.. 2 BATHS, mr.. new
parkway. for only SI6,95O. Rnotty-
pine rec. rm.. hrepl. in Ice. hv.
rm. top cond., many extras. easy
terms, PRINCE GEORGES PROP
o IKSii ! I'll Il s. -s sAr. AND sun
sized lot. 5 lEe. bedrms,. lse. sep
din. rm.. . tiled baths, de luxe kit
with waist-high oven. A real value
al sI9,750. Drive south on Palmer
hwy to D St, left to Goth pl.. left
10 4I4 Goth pl Seat Pleasant
PRINCE GEORGES PROPERTIES,
Ap T.TTTa II
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S9.950

PO,UCV
e-yr .-old 3-bedfm. Cape Cod. bed
I'm. is 90 II. long. Lge. fenced lot
bOx200 very reas. downpayment.
$11,950
Lovely masonry rambler. with hot.
water Dashboard heat. 5 bedrms,
sep. din rm., full bsmt. with rec
RIM, Anchor fenced lot. Aluminium
storm windows: 5000 dn. and SIS
per mo.
$12,350
Brk. rambler 8 bedrms., full bsmt, q
yrs. old 2 blks. to school. AZ LIST
mtge. $1,000 dn. to non-vets.
$16,950
3 blks, TO Catholic church and school
3-bedrm. brk. lot 100000. frepl
90 It. din. rim. lge. kit. . baths
den or bedrm. on LIST n Bsmt..
oil h.-w.h.. Ice. oak trees, vets or
BURCH REALTY co.
TO p-2aa2 TIL Z Pm. -
After Z PM. WA. 1904. IA. 1881
"A
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
$265 DOWN

Includes Settlement Charges
And move into this 2-bedrm. stone
BUNGALOW in q modern neighhor.
hood and cow. to everything. Ideal
for the person desiring Q home OF
this size. Call L. p. HUDSON on
this $l0,500 BARGAIN.
HUDSON REAL ESTATE CO.
UN, 4-1515 or UN. Ann
x
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pOTnMAC VISTA
RIVERDALE

Owner transferred; 4g04 Nicholson
ST Sl0.S00, 81 commitment. as
low as $500 down to qualified
veteran---l bedrm. and bath on
LIST d., with eKpankible upstairs:
large wooded lot: convenient TO
schools: immediate occupancy
Harry A. Boswell Co, Inc.
AP. 7-t1i1 UH. 4-5436
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PARKLIRE SETTING
L I1SIi. PINES: iiy. rm. win
firepl.. din nm. kit with disposal.
dishwasher, etc. full bsmt. with
play area. attic. extras; under $lS,-
900. Sl1 Terrace Ct, Clearbrook
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OPEN SUNDAY, 2-5
WESTGATE
5iI9 ALLAN TERRACE
Right area.
Accessible to schools.
Modestly priced.
Beautiful fenced lot.
Lovely decorating.
Excellent construction.
Real home.
Spacious liv. rm. with fireplace snc
dining area. 3 bis. bedrms., beau
titully equipped kitchen with break.
fast space, large screened real
porch, full basement. A rare fine
at S20,500.
DIRECTIONS: Out Mass. ave. Y
mile beyond WeStmofeland CirclI
10. c, Incl 70 Baltimore ave.
right . hiks, to Allan I'd, left tC
Allan ter, right 70 house,
c. ALLEN SHERWIN, INC.
424l WIS. EN-. $3.50
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CAMP SPRINGS
MARLBORO PIKE

MARLBORO PIKE
4 Acres, 9 Miles From D. c.
Frame punEa!ow consisting OF lst-
floor nN. rn separate din rrn,,
bedrm., powder nm. complete kit
with t!ied walls. sun pArlor. End
hoor. :! hedrms.. tile bath. Bed
rm and liz, rm. in bSmt. with
bath and outside entrance. Oil
h.-w.h.. ARRANGED so as can be made
for . apis. Front porch Priced TO
sell. Seen By appointment. Gail
WYVILL & COLLINS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-04

Chance of a Lifetime
HILLCREST HEIGHTS
1871 eth aye.-3-bedrm. brick
view. garage, under 100000.
THE GABLES CO.
Ii. 1886. LII. 4-S444. LII. I-S642.
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JIM TATUM
Left for N. c. University, but his
lovely home Is avail. for the enjoy
home. with lse. rms: mr., U. OF Md.
campus. Please call US for further
details. as to size. unusual features,
BURCH REALTY co.
TO. 9-bee2
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CHEVY CHASE MD.

S e. & R GsS sd ai.na v: q. h sHs III;
S We lie tie location between tie
country clubs, and the Colonial
brick residence Is freshly painted:
All Of the rooms are bright end
the hone me = vsE r ~. invi tbis pro we
erty. To inspect, call Wo. $500.
Edw. H. Jones b Co., Inc.
CHEVY CHASE. D. C.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-04
TIRED

OF looking at run Of the mill houses
IN commonplace Developments?
Come and look at my 3-bedrm
lis-bath, l-year-o!d rambler att
uated on almost acre sur
rounded bv tall pines. Custom
house with many unusual features
Including =" fireplsceS. picture
windows and open beamed ceilings.
A buy al the VA appraised price
Of S.i 900
CALL OWNER XXI. p-5abS
CONTINUED on Next Passl,
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EVANSVILLE

OPEN SUNDAY. / TO o
41Q5 Nicholson st.-Attrae. 3-bed-
TT, TI.b S srsS Colonial S,S al l.rS Lev y nm
powder rm., scr, porch. full hSmt.
att. garage, Immediate occupancy
HA. 2-725S.
6t02 43rd ave- story brick
paneled rec. I'm. with nrepl att.
garage, lge. scr. porch. Priced for
immediate sale. AP. T-5eSS.
coHEK REkTY CO., AP. 1895
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FALLS CHURCH
CT APPROVED
NO MONEY DOWN


Exciting new plan OF better built
and better-designed 3-bedToom
ranch type rambler. extra large
double bathroom $t
LARGE living rm. with fireplace and
picture windows, separate din, rna,,
fully equipped kitchen and dining
area. facing picture window set
ting: full English daylight bsrnt.;
large lot. Priced from SI9.73e,
Agent on Premises Daily
Directions: Out Lee hwy. to Broad
ST. (Route ~ to Falls Church, right
on Broad ST.. 70 West st., left to
Parker St. left / block TO furnished
Model Home at 9l0 Parker st.,
Falls Church, Va.
Larchmont Realty, Inc.
JE. $4,000 JE. 4-55I3 JE. 1880
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-04

TrSe Contemporary rambler. really
different; 2 levels, twin. flreplacee.
ga baths; only one Of It's kind.
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n. ARLNoT0N-s-bedrm. ramhls1
on . choice corner level lot. facing
golf course. Lac. kit. with all the
light bsmf. Screen porch and "a
rage, Good financing. S2e,6O0. d.
rections: Out George Washington
pkwy. TO Loreom lane. turn right to
Military I'd. then right to 35th
street. left to Randolph ST.. turn
left again 10 4101 N. 33rd I'd. IA.
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$3.50 DOWN - Vacant; 3-bedrm.
frame rambler: all new paint in
side storm windows. washer. etc.
On wooded lot with fenced rear
ward, IN Pimmit Hills Sl2 ,aao.
SMILEY, JE. 2-25sl. JE. "-%5S2,
---H
PINE SPRING CONTEMPORARY
, 1956-02-02
LOST

Gold Benrus Watch with
a steel back
Sentimental value : Reward
Mapp : Rosedale
, 1956-02-02
FOR RENT

New modern five-rom home.
Rooms include two bedrooms,
living room, dinette, kitchen
provided with standard equip
ment, tiled bath, spacious
closets.
Scenic arched porch and
Kentile floors.
Contact: West End News
Frederiksted
, 1956-02-02
Public Notice

It is hereby brought to the
Public Notice that Bicycle
License Plates for the Calen-
dar Year 1856 are now avail
in Christiansted and Freder-
able at the Finance Offices
Walter ]. M. Petersen
Administrative Assistant to
the Commissioners Of Finance
Finance Department
Christiansted, St. Croix, VI,
, 1956-02-02
N NOTICE.

A meeting will be held
January q, 1856 at
$50 at the Lutheran Parish
Hall in the town of Christian
sted, v, /. for the purpose of
considering the following, viz:
|. Registering of persons de-
sirous Of joining the ST.
ST. Croix DemocraticC Club.
2. Re-resisatering Of Demo-
Gratis.
8. Election Of Officers.
4. Such other business as
may properly come before
the meeting.
Joseph Alexander
Chairman
, 1956-02-02

mot AS -"
geli. On Tuesday afternoon
the Alexander Theatre was
fortunate to obtain for one
showing ONLY Goodbye Mr..
Chips, a real film classic,
starring Robert Donat and
Greer Carson.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-04-19
E. C.. Jewell
Set for Chest


E. Guy Jewell of Damascus
heads the slate of officers to be
elected this evening at the an
nual dinner meeting of the Mont
gomery county Community
Council at the Naval Ordnance
Laboratory at White Oak. How.
ard w. Balm, retiring president,
will be master of ceremonies for
the occasion.
This is the first time chest
president has been selected from
the upper part of the county.
Mr.. Jewell is president of the
Montgomery County Firemen's
Association, secretary of the
Young Mems Club of Olney, sec.
rotary of the Rotary Club of
Rockville and active in numerous
organizations.
He is principal of Rockville
Junior High School. His 35 years
Of teaching were broken up by
Navy duty. He is now a com
mander in the Naval Reserve.
On the recommendation of the
nominating committee three new
vice-presidents will be added to
the roster. They are: c. Edwin
Kline, executive vice-president;
Robert Wallace, campaign vice
president; Daniel f. OKeefe,
planning vice-president; while the
area vice-presidents designate
are: Mrs. Jerome Cowden, Chevy
Chase; Mrs. Fred Miller, Be.
thesda; Mrs. w. Evans Buchanan.
Kensington; Sam Fig, Silver
Spring; DR.. William H. Shepherd,
Takoma Park; Judge Stedman
Prescott, Rockville; Mrs. Her
bert S. Hyatt, up-county; Mrs.
Philip Thorson, Potomac Valley,
and Harry c. Wessling, Wheaton.
Glenmont. Mrs. Alta Clarke
Meeks is slated for secretary and
Edward j. FitzGibbon for treas
urer.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-04-19
State Unit Gives
Tentative Okay
To PEPCO Plant

The Maryland w a ter Re
sources Board gave its tentative
okay to the proposed new Poto-
mac Electric Power Company
plant in Montgomery County,
after a two hour public hearing
in Baltimore April 5.
Final approval is expected
after PEPCO presents detailed
plans of the plant and a proposed
IS foot high Potomac River dam.
The hundred million dollar plant,
If approved, will be built near
Dickerson on the river. The dam
would divert wtaer needed to cool
generating equipment
Witnesses for PEPCO told the
board the plant and dam would
not harm fish life in the Potomac
or raise the water level danger
ously in the Monocacy River.
The Monocacy flows into the Po-
tomac near the proposed plant
site.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-04-19
HARRISBURG NEWS
By Miss Joan Edwards

Easter was family day at the
Cordell household. Mr.. and Mrs.
Jack Cordell visited Russell Cor
dell and Bernie Cordell visited
his father Welty Cordell MI. and
Mrs. Smith Cecil were also dinner
guests of the family.
George Zimmerman celebrated
his birthday on April 2.
William Purdum and nephew
Jeffrey celebrated their birthdays
on April 4.
Allan Burdette celebrated his
birthday on April 4.
Paul Warfield and son Joe eel.
ebrated their birthdays on April
4.
Among those recovering from
recent illness.is Mrs. Lillian Pear.
re. Mrs. Pearre suffered Slight
stroke on April 2. Upon the adj
vice Of her doctor, she will recup.
crate at her home in bed for
about three weeks.
Miss Lois Lancaster underwent
an operation for the removal Of
her tonsils on April 2. She is now
recovering at home.
Carleton johnson is recovering
slowly from his recent attack
while at work two weeks ago.
The Methodist dinner will be
held at Hamline Church tomor-
row evening at 6:45.
Will you please save the fol
lowing coupons for the Asburg
Methodist Home: Borden's Evap-
GRATED and Condensed Milk. Fill
berts Margarine and salad pro.
ducts, Hearth Club Baking Pow,
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-04-19
Laytonsvi|Ie and WOodfieId
Mrs. Ulysses Griffith Nv

Members of the Laytonsville
District Volunteer Fire Depart
ment and the ladies' of their aux
Hilary are working hard this week
to get everything in readiness for
the departments annual auction
sale.
April 81 is the date and you'll
find almost anything offered to
the highest bidder. The ladies
will serve a luncheon at the same
so you can browse around, enjoy
a good meal and help your fire
department all at the same time.
Don't forget that next Thurs
day is the date for the spring
roundup at Laytonsville Elemen-
tary School. Be sure to have a
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-04-19

the Ambassador Hotel. Adults
accompanying the children were
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth King, Mr..
and Mrs. Emerson Saylor, Mr.
and Mrs. Luther Burke, Carroll
Fetzer, Joseph Warfield and
Claude Burdette. The group re-
turned to the church for a sup
per prepared by Mrs. Dean Kes.
Ter, Mrs. Noah Ifert, Mrs. Joseph
Rice and Mrs. Julia Mayer fol-
lowed by their regular monthly
meeting.
Harry Stipe's civics classes at
Damascus High School have been
studying community activities in
regard to the protection of the
citizenry. AS a follow-up the
class had the pleasure of three
speakers who gave talks on pro.
lection as afforded in Montgom-
cry County.
Leslie Thompson spoke on the
work of the Montgomery County
police force. Fire Chief Kenneth
Howes spoke on the work of the
local fire department, and Allen
Walters, an American University
student, told of health department
regulations in connection with
water supply, septic tanks, etc.
The class committee which ar
ranged for these speakers wants
to thank them for their informa-
tive talks and for their contribu-
tons toward making the class
program more effective and sue.
cessful.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Pitt of
Suffolk, Va, were weekend guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Stipe.
Mai. Hall Goodman and Mrs
Bertram Clowse of Fort Meade
were guests on Saturday of Mr..
and Mrs. Emerson Slacum.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-04-19
Awards Slated
For Heart Stories

Entries for the fourth annual
Howard w. Blakeslee awards
competition of the American
Heart Association may be submit
ted through May 1, according to
announcement made today by
John M. McInerney, president OF
the board of directors for the
Montgomery County TB and
Heart Association, an affiliate of
the Maryland and American
Heart Association.
The competition is open Ito
newspaper and magazine articles
books, radio and television pro.
grams and films published or pro
duced between March 1, 1855 and
March l, 1856 Awards are made
for outstanding reporting in the
field of the heart and blood yes
sells.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-04-19
Gaithersburg 9S5-J-2

Ter, Kirkman's products, LaRosa
Macaroni products, LuZianne Cot
fee and Tea, Octagon, products,
Rival Dog and Cat Foods, Rum
ford Baking Powders. The home
derives So per 1000 for these cou-
pons until July 81. Bring your
coupons to the WSCS meetings
at your local church.
Mrs. Jennie P. Crum and her
brother, George D. Martz of Fred
erick, visited Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph
f. Martz April g.
The Clarksburg Optimist Club
met at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
James r. King on April 9. Pres.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-04-19
Clearwater 1862

birth certificate for your child
information for the enrolment
from medical practitioners re
port form, and the child to be en-.
rolled. If you have a child who
will be entering LaytonsVille
school for the first time in kin.
dergarten or first grade and you
have not received these forms
through the mail, contact the
school and they will be glad to
see that you have them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wiley Griffith
entertained at a family dinner
party Sunday honoring the birth
days of Mrs. Edwin Allnut and
G.. G. Griffith.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Warfield were
dinner guests Sunday of Mr. and
Mrs. Gordon Warfield of Mar
riottsville.
DR.. and Mrs. Alexander Leon
ardo and family and Mr.. and Mrs.
Chester Leishear were Sunday
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Roland
Green.
The Laytonsville Junior All
Club met April 10 at Laytonsville
School. Diane Johnson gave a
demonstration on ironing and
pressing tips
The Etchison WSCS meets to-
night at 8 pm. at the home of
Mrs. Guy Howes.
The Laytonsville Pitch Club
met Saturday evening at the home
of George Howes.
Mrs. Basil Waters, Jr., held a
tray-making school at her home
on Tuesday and Wednesday for
the members of the Laytonsville
Homemakers Club. Among those
who made the attractive trays
were Mrs. Glenn Darnell, Mrs.
Russell Pope, Mrs. Wiley Crit
fifth, Mrs. Allie Messer, Mrs. Har-
rison King, and Mrs. Basil Wat
erS.
The Ashton Zone meeting of
theWSCS will be held Friday at
st. PauPs church in Laytonsville.
The Afternoon Guild of ST
Bartholomew Episcopal Church
will hold a rummage and bake
sale Friday and Saturday.
WOODFIELD-
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Boyer and
Daryl were weekend guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. George Pope.
Mrs. w. w. Burns, Mrs. Clar-
ence Lindsey, Mrs. Gladys NELL
and Mrs. George Pope spent last
Wednesday with Mrs. Forest
Peddicord of Marriottsyille.
Miss Mamie Fallon is spending
this. week in Baltimore visiting
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Orem were
Sunday guests Of. Mr.. and Mrs.
Paul Braun.
Mrs. Harrison King attended
the spring meeting of the State
Council of Homemakers Clubs
last Wednesday and Thursday in
Annapolis.
Mrs. Bowie Childs is spending
several days this week with Miss
Mary Warfield.
Charlie Green is home from the
hospital and doing we'll
Polly Ward was a dinner guest
Monday of Mango Miles.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Marquart
of Buffalo were Sunday guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Lindsey.
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ident George Mallet Provost pre-
sided
Rev. Lester Dulaney Of Odenton
visited Mrs. Roy Whip and Miss
Jeanette Leamail on April 6.
Robert C. Green celebrated his
birthday on April 5.