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ROCKvILE-2-bedrm. apt. In lge.
project. Playground and near shop
ping; $3.50 incl. AL utilities 20.
ROCKVILLE bedrm, and 2 bed
rms; living rm.. dinette bath and
rear screened poren: near scnools
Dnd E 1tiie es9 a.aSss so to $50
MT. RAiNIERSUnfurn. utility apt,
cow. stores. churches. transp.; sep.
entr.: uttls. incl. In Feas. rent. Can
be seen between 10 pm. weekdays
or al day sun: 5000 Bunker. Hill
T al ah 1i fxsR-1n private 5 home
Three large rms. and bath. plus
storage rm.. pvt, entr., laundry
adults sos mo. JU. 5-O246. No
calls on Saturday. until after s.
SILVER SPRING = First floor. 2
rated in color; cony. shopping and
buses. JU. 5.0413. -16
BETHESDA, Md and 2 bedrms..
liv.- room, din. space, kit. bath
and rear screened porch; $3.50
to $50: SAMUEL E. BoGLEY. INC.
TAX. f Pk.. nr. wash. San. 71s Ma
al ~ Htils; 81, 70. S.ll747. ~ al
bedrm.. kit, dinette and bath: mr..
stores and sna bus. S6s. Adults only.
TxKRoMH IPyiRK-Attrac. liv. rm.,
kit, dinette, bath and bedrm.: all
utils.: mr.. stores. bus: $75. Adults
only; WA. 10000: ewes, JU. O.
TAKOMA PARK-1-bedroom apis.
rec. dec. mr.. transp.;- reas. rent.
EN-. 3-1240 or Ju. S-1229. --1S
31I7 r. I. AVE-. Mt. Rainier
Bright 4-rm., 2nd-f. apt. and gar:
1-fare zone. mr.. Cath. school; utils.
incl, S75 mo. WA. 7-4567. lis
TAkOMA PARK, near Flower ave.
shopping center-5 rooms and
bath, End floor, private. clean.
quiet: $3.50 plus utilities. JU. s.
BELVEDERE APIS, 10000 blk.
Georgia ave-. Silver Spring. Md
/ and 2 bedrooms: garden type;
utilities included; Ss6 and ss7 30,
SO COLUMBIA AVE-, Takoma Park
% rooms, sleeping porch. kitch-
en-, and bath: $50, includes heat
and hot water. Children accepted.
Mr.. GATES. RIA. 3-27l0, RIA. g.
$3.50 -18
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SOUTHERN HILLS
HIGH LOCATION

0O0 ANN1O 1ON 1GLNNhh(b d =
Spacious 1-bedroom apt. built fol
comfortable living, ample closets. OF
street parking, 1-fare express bus q
town, close to churches and shop,
ping. Eficiencies with full bath and
kitchen. price range. S65 to SIS,
util. incl. 10. 3-6797.
COLoRED-303 r ST. NV rms.
tiled. kit. bath-shower: gas ht.
porch, private I'd: desirable fol
adult family or 2 couples: sos. 1895
Corcoran st. NV. 2 rms, tiled kit.
mod. bath, gas ht.: SIS. DE. 2-56l6
coLoRED-4o4s GRANT ST. NE
s MSdern nvs apartment TINS Hlag i.SedT9Sm
FAINTER on premises or 9-5 call EM
C0ioRIED-ss1s EADs ST. NJ
Liv; rm., bedrm., dinette, kit. and
scHEyca. INC. 81 81. s-5z4s; IA IA
coEo6RH2f;D-sss s4th ST. Ne
81. 1896; WI. s-774S. @i6
COLORED-14i4 GERARD ST. NV
--5-rm.. kit. bath apt; extra lge
rms; See jsnitOr. RIA. S-s4Sl. Of.
coIofRiED-1271 18th ST. Ne
Modern 1-bedrm. apt, conv. ia
MR.. DuvAL,L. Di. 7-640O, Wkdays.
COLoRED-S0s 9Th ST. NV
rms. kit. share bath, utils. incl,
COLORED-6II BRYANT ST. NV.
- rms. kit, bath: $3.50 per
CoLoRED@seBEDRM. APT, SEQ
mo: near 55th and Blaine st. ne.
CoLoRED3a-REDRM. APT. in
beautiful Woodbridge; rent, $40 mo.
CoLoRED0i6Is EATON RID. at
Nichols ave. SEE rooms, kitch-
enette. dinette, bath: $3.50 per
mo. See Attorney JOHN H. WILL
SON, 1881 Nichols ave. s.e., 10. l.
CoLoRED-sos p ST. N.w.-s Ice.
rms. kit, bath, porch; newly re-
dec; SIS; excel. cond. NO. 1920.
CoLoRED-4eos BENNING RD.
. N.E.-New-apt. condition; 2 Ice.
rms. bath, kit. 12x13. cabinets.
refgr., asphalt tile. All util. furn.
Adults only. Rent, SIT. P. J.
WALSHE, INC, lib Eye st, NV,
MA, S-04NSf IL
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CoLORED-2229 18TH ST. Ne
rms. modern brick, bsmt., gas
heat. $l15 per mo. ST. 3-3857;
c eSIoii ID 1855 = UipsHuR ST. NV
New house cond; 5 lge. rms. kit,
bath, bsmt.. 2 scr. rear porches
rent. $50. P. J. wALsHE, NC :,
l115 Eye st. NV, MA. S-6468.-l1
COLORED-SO5 L ST. N.W.-1l
rooms, kit. Ia baths. gas heat
excel; cond.; Sos mo. NE
c SoI1tooRaiEpols SECOND ST, ST.
Cor brick; 500 mo-; 2 kits. DE
co 526IT CLOUD pL. Ne
7-room BUNGALOW; oil heat: S75, mo
coloR sihS'o o. woopRrDGE - De.
tached 1929 Newton St NE
rms. baths. gas h,-w.. heat; large
ward: garage: excellent condition
Agent on premises from until 3
|COLORED, S75 MO-, VACANT--312
McLain ave. s.w., mr.. 3rd and M
sts.-Semidet. brk. home, redeco-
rated. equipped, fenced yard. back
porch. Buy like rent. Only S15
down. SIS mo. Total price. $500.
Elk. 3-1400, AID. 4-s65O. lis
|CoLORED-3B8 CHAPLIN ST. NE.
Clean 5-rm. brick. rec. I'm. b
hsmt:. $50 80 dust on Texas ayeJ.
Dl. 7-eesO. -1b
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APIS. UNFURNIsHsD-VA.

ARLINGTON, best area. close in
One and two bedrms., redecorated
mod. kit; walking distance Airing
ping center: quiet; $3.50 and
Sg5; mr.: Glebe rd.' 4o14 Columbia
A II rms; ist.floor house; SIP
yard, gar. Ideal for children. SIG
y: Kenmore St, EN-, 2-3319. -16
2o11 S. eth ST.-New bldg; large
1-bedrm. apt. In excellent condi-
tion. Good parking. Nr. large shop
ping center. Close to Navy Annex.
Pentagon. Apis. open. $67 so. Call
Dis 7.7740: ewes. and Sum-. OIL.
Yo1SR VIRGINIA PROPERTY can be
managed efiiciently, economically
and profitably BY AL BAKER 4
son. INC. For good rental service
phone XII 9.6644 or TE. 6-1400.
Al BAKER q SON. NC. sos N.
cSfTASE nE 4, MEerrlieid, Va; $45
1927 NO. CALVERT ST.. mile from
Key Bridge-2-b edrm. apt, modern
bldg. renovated. Good transp, and
shopping. $3.50. call res. mgr,
LIGHxURY1' 'APT.-private pine-psn-
eled recreation rm.: mirrored bar,
joins Ice. l-bedrm; apt, ! "a baths.
outside entr.. Earden project. 2003
n. 18th st. S125. IA. 1929, IA.
FALLS CHURCH-1-bedrm. apt,
hot hot water incl; s6s.bo mo; conyen.
Np Hs T' bSE q Al. o. I'M a dupsa
UNIQUE dec; firepl,; mahog. panel
NEWLY vSLi BIC, and.n.. large 2-bedrm.
apt; eonv. bus: large yard: mr..
Parkington. IA. e-66e2.
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AIR-COND. APT.
TWO REnR00MS

Luxury 2-bedrm. apt. in adult
For only. S106.50 per mo, incl al
utils. Only one avail. in brand-ney
P PlsE RE- REAL e SsT sA1Psei RE es
2461, or eyes,. EN-. 3-7220. ia
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MOVING, PACKING. STORAGE

MOVING AND STORAGE
will accept surplus furniture as
part payment on your moving. Stor-
age. Reasonable rates. IA. 9-2937
49,
MOTT MOVERS, dependable, reason
able. Ask your neighbor. ia. 2-506S,
ewes. after q pm. -27
ARROW TRANsFER-6 rooms as low
as $50 e Of ST per hr. Padded vans.
CHESTER MOvERs-Large or small
we do them all: clean, careful. cour-
teous. ST. $3.50, RIA. 3-I973.
LIGHT HAULING, local moving
beaches q specially. 8. l. MORRIS.
MOVING ACROSS The STREET or
across the country: safe storage In
separate rooms; expert packing.
Phone NO. 7-0104. UNION SToR-
AGE CO. INC Established 1906
nILL. well-known mover: ms: exper.
men: closed vans; low rate; apis.
low as $50; any hour AP. 1866,
MOVING AND HAULING. day or
night; expert handling: reasonable
rates. DU, 7-96S7,
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

WILL PAY SEVERAL MONTHS ad-
vance rent for larGe house In or
near D. c.: suitable antique business
house on highway. Must have au-
tomato heat, yard, modern con-
venciences. Rent to $125. Ger
month. BY May. l. Write Drummer,
1854 Castlegate ave, PITTSBURGH,
20. Pa. or call collect Locust 3-
DIPLOMATIC AND DEFENSE PER-
SONNET, have requested me to
assist them in finding. homes; 3 to
B bedrms.. plus space for entertain
ing: both furn. and unfurn. need
ed; price range, $3.50 to $3.50 per
mo. ELIJAH G. ARNOLD lCol.
VISA; ret Broker. EN-. s-4S36;
VIZ NEED, S-bedrm. houses in NV;
we have q waiting list Of diplomats.
DRAvILLAS REAL ESTATE CO.
Az ~ F S58IaS COLONEL, desires 5 or
bedrm. house, N. Arl., May or
June occup., 2-3 yr. lease: $14Q to
S170 per mo-: refs. ia b-O745;
MARRIED CPLE., desire
garage apt. or estate cottage in
Bethesda-Chevy Chase or NV. area.
Prefer 2 bedrms. but will consider
other ofier. Call EN-. 2-0211. lis
RESrON. CPLE., req; furn. house
May to Sept; rental approx 500
mo. Wo. 6-l056. after 2 pm. lS'
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WE SPECIALIZE IN RENTALS
iold rambler a.t mr. M! Mass. si ass
MALoRA r. CHRISTIAN. NC. -
1905 Wis. Ave. NV. Wo. 6-2923
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!. UNFURN.-VA. tcontII APIS. UNFURNIsHEp-VA.

ARL.-Bacheior apt. $40. incl. utils
ef Fierce PAINTED e.. "a nf si6 a. g. lSS'
ARR. 1904 N. Pierce st.-Redee. 1.
bedrm. apt, SIS. incl. utils. Mgr.
ARL. AND WASH. BLyD.-Liv. rm.
dinette. bedrm.. kit: new refgr. ant
range: S71.50 incl. all utils.: resi-.
dent manager, IA. S-4511.
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FIRE AND CASUALTY BUSINESS

for sale-Established In 1e45,
stock and mutual companies: COM
plete modern ONCE. license Va.
Md, D. c.. and Del. Sell for 3
was $500 in 1865. owner. will
devote full time to life business.
Box 431-R, Star. s
JEWELRY STORE and repair. shop
in suburban shopping block,
wonderful opportunity for good
man; fine repair business. selling
because Of my health. Box COR.
Star. -16
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SOUVENIR CONCESSION

BOUVENIH CUNCEoDION,
Opportunity for substantial in
come from small Investment. Elk.
pansion of business requires full
time attention to Tour Terminal
operation. Cooperation by terminal
MANAGEMENT assures steady income.
Excellent. pleasant business for re-
tired person or couple. Call ME.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

COMMERCIAL PROPERTY in Belts
Vile area. with an established res
taurant business. offered in one
package. This is a rare opportunity.
For further information, call Mr..
Whalin; oo FOX & wHAL1N, nc"
GRRocERY sToRE, beer, wine. frozen
foods; 5-rm. apt. selling because
GROCERY, fully equipped and
! sdsS income from apis. q! XII.
FOUNTAIN FOUNTAIN AND GRILL; 2 can op-
crate. No beer: $1,000 cash and
terms. 4012 Lee hwy, CT. 6-0444.
RESTAURANT in upper n.v.-poine
over $4,000 weekly; long lease: low
rent: small dn. payment. A real
bargain. DRAVILLAS REAL ES-
p TAFE cf c1i Az; 2 sGisiSEss- -
100000 annual volume. 100000
profit in 1855. $4,000 cash, ball
ance to suit buyer. Box 21-L. Star.
PAWNBROKER'S EXCHANGE -
Estab. 15 years. Good location:
large store: reas. rent. Heat fur
nished. With all or part stock. NO.
GROCERY STORE. corner 18th and
@ SITS. s,e.--Now, vacant; nice liv.
quarters. has fixtures; rent very
reas. or will sell bldg. MAX
MILLER. Ii. 7-2100 or ia. 9-Ss53.
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ACT FAST
AL STERN, FE. 3-2468

CoLoRED-ROOMING HOUSE mr.
18th and Rhode Island ave, NV
10 rooms and apis. plus owner
quarters, Building and contents
Ii. 4-7511.
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ASSOCIATE

Nice little business: only part time
to start but owner can expand 70
full time; requires no selling: should
net $500 mo-: will assist: S795 to
So 900 CASH REQUIRED. RE: q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-16

LIQUOR LICENCE IN
PRINCE GEORGES co.
OFF SALE" PACKAGE LICENSE
CAN BE PICKED UP TODAY
CHEAP FOR TRANSFER TO YOUR
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CONTINUED on Next Psss)
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-05-24

what's planned for the opening of
the new, larger store at 300 E.
Montgomery. CHATS the old
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COP Women
Hear Rep hyde
At Conference

The second in a series of five
Congressional district confer
ences to be held by the Fedora
ton of Republican Women of
Maryland will be that of the
sixth Congressional district 1t
will be held Monday at Peter Pan
Inn, Frederick. II will be under
the craftsmanship of Mrs. w.
Cash Smith of Woodsboro.
Mrs. Vaughn f. Richardson,
president of the federation, will
call the meeting to order at IL
am. The keynote address will
be made by Dewitt S. Hyde, Con-
gresham from the sixth district.
Mrs. Smith, chairman, will
welcome the members and their
guests and call on each club
president for a short report on
her clubs aims. Mrs. Richard.
son will give a resume of state
federation activities, achieve
ments and goals. A question
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-05-24
Local Women
Win Ribbons
For Flowers

In spite of the cold weather,
Rockville Garden Clug staged a
very successful flower show for
the second year, Mrs. Lindley
Van Ripper was awarded the
sweepstakes in arrangements
and Mrs. Forrest Walker the
sweepstakes in horticulture.
Mrs. Hugo Eskildson won the
blue ribbon for best specimen,
blue iris; Mrs. R. Ladson of the
Friendship Garden Club in Olney
had the most outstanding ar
rangement.
Other blue ribbon winners
were Mrs. Wilson, Friendship;
Miss Edith Magruder Mrs. Fran
els Vane, Mrs. G. Hartley, Mrs.
Watson Phillips, Mrs. w. r. Tai
bolt, Mrs. w. A. Elliott, Mrs. B,
N. Headley and Mrs. Warden
Reed.
Included also were exhibits on
garden books, African violets
and an arrangement of anthu-
RUINS, ordered from Hawaii by
Mrs. w. C. Hanson and exhibited
by Mrs. Headley.
The receiving committee in.
cluded Mrs. Emmett Dove, Mrs.
o. w. Anderson and Mrs. Talbot.
Judges were Mrs. Charles
Grover, Mrs. Floyd F. Smith,
Silver Spring; Mrs. r. D. Mat
tingly and Miss Mary c. Ian.
caster of Washington all ac-
credited judges. Also Mrs. John
M. Wilhelm, Silver Spring, and
Mrs. r. L. Hutchings of Airing
ton.
The Rockville Garden Club will
be entertained at its next meet
ing by a picnic given by Mrs
George Fry at Needmore Farm
in Derwood.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-05-24
Women Board
Gives Report
On NC General

Operations numbered 12S, of
these 80 were major at the Mont
gomery County General Hospital
it was announced at the May
women's board meeting.
There were 65 emergencies
cared for, and 1,536 laboratory
tests were made Patients came
from six counties of Maryland
two other states and the District
of Columbia.
Mrs. Frank Blood, reporting for
the Damascus Auxiliary, announ-
ced that the newly-established
gift shelf at the hospital is open
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Satur-
days during afternoon visiting
hours. A basket of items which
patients might need will also be
circulated in the rooms, so that
bedside shopping may be done.
The Junior Auxiliary announ-
ced that a pink dogwood tree
was recently planted on the hos
pital grounds in memory of the
late Mrs. Albert Stabler, Jr., who
was a charter member of the
auxiliary.
More than $4,000 has been
spent by the women's board OF
the hospital for hospital linens
since October 1.
A new kitchen stove was also
recently purchased at a cost OF
$700 exclusive of the discount
given by the Robert Stanley Co.
of Sandy Spring.
Mrs. Richard Pue, treasurer,
also announced in her report a
gift of SIS from the Woman's
Club of Bethesda and stated that
the third quarter Thrift Shor
dividend totaled more than $3.50
In his first report to the board
M. B. futile, new hospital adj
ministrator, said that 355 patients
were treated during April, includ
ing 81 newborn. There were Is
welfare patients.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-05-24
Volunteers
Win Enlblenls

A total of 65 years service was
represented in the service board
of IA volunteer workers of the
Montgomery County Red Cross
who received their service EN-
blems at a coffee hour held at
chapter house on May 16.
After Introductory remarks by
Mrs. George B. Hartman, first
vice chairman of the Montgomery
County Red Cross, Mrs. George
Ray Thompson, acting chairman
of staff aides, gave short talk.
Mrs. Frank L. Gunderson, second
vice chairman of the chapter, pre-
sented the following volunteer
workers with service bars and/or
chevrons:
Mrs. H. A. Abersfeller, Mrs.
Ralph F. BARLEY, Mrs. Ned
Brooks, Mrs. Conan ]. Doyle,
Miss Ida V. Dunn, Mrs. Robert
A. Fulton, Mrs. Elizabeth Gibbs,
Mrs. Ira B. Hansen, Mrs. Allen
N. Hoyt, Mrs. B. T. Merchant,
Mrs. George Ray Thompson, Mrs.
Elsie p. Mcclure, Mrs. Robert
Tedder and Mrs. David N. Petit.
Alexander King of Bethesda is
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-05-24

Dorothy Ann Titus, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Norman F.
Titus, ST., of Bethesda; became
the bride of Bradley Cromwell
Karin, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs.
Bradley Cromwell Karn of Rock
vile in double ring ceremony
at the Bethesda Methodist Church
on May II at 7:30 pm. Rev.
Marion S. Michael officiated.
The bride, given in marriage
by her father, wore white
Chinese silk gown with a cathe-
lral train. She carried a white
Bible two white orchids and lily
of the valley streamers.
The maid of honor, Mary Jane
Titus, sister of the bride, wore
a blue gown with picture hat and
carried a pink and yellow rose
cascade bouquet. Similar bou-
quets with rainbow colored
dresses were worn by the brides
maids, Donna Karn, Gail Grier,
Nancy Kizer, Mercia Jarvis and
Marian Andrews.
The bridegrooms father served
as best man. Ushers were Nor
man Titus, Jr., Gerald Karn,
Michael Hickman, Dale Turner
and Richard Waddell.
The flower girls, Donna Hilton
and Linda Jarboe, wore white
net floor length dresses and car
ried baskets of pink rosebuds.
George Jarboe was ring bearer.
The mother of the bride wore
a blue costume with a flower
headpiece and carried two pink
cymbidums. The bridegroom
mother wore a rust colored gowr
with two yellow cymbidums.
A choir of IS voices sang &C
Perfect Love" and THE Lord!
Prayer" with soloist Louise
Riemer singing Because" anc
20 Promise Me-. The churcl
was decorated with palm and tai
baskets Of flowers.
Following a reception at tn
fellowship hall at the church, tn
young couple left on a wedding
trip to Louisiana. The bride
travelling costume was a gray sui
with matching accessories.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-05-24
Miss Titus Becomes Bride May u
OF Bradley Cromwell Kaw H

1t. and Mrs. Karn will make
their home at De Ridder, La,
near FIT. Polk where 1t. Karn is
stationed. He is a graduate of
Richard Montgomery High School
and the Virginia Polytechnic In
stitute class of 1855.
Mrs, Karn is a graduate of Be.
hesda-Chevy Chase High School
and for the past four and a half
years has been employed at the
Gateway Finance Co. in Be-
thesda.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-05-24
period will follow.

period will follow.
High point of the day will be
the appearance Of Reed A. Ben
son, guest speaker at the lunch
con. John Marshall Butler and
]. Glenn Beall will also be pre-
sent. The luncheon is open to
husbands and friends of the
members.
Committee chairmen who will
assist Mrs. Smith are Miss Helen
Remsburg, reservations, and
Mrs. Herbert Duvall, decorations.
Hostesses are Mrs. Oliver Brit
mer, Mrs. Edgar Remsburg, Mrs.
Joseph Connor, Mrs. Jacob
Vorous, Mrs. j. r. German. Mrs.
Louis Gravelle, Mrs. Laurel
Walker, Mrs. Charles Fisher,
Mrs. George Hates, Mrs. Mari
Ign Morrison and Mrs. Helen
Burkart.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-05-24

Quality Shop, and they tell me
they have several styles and kinds
of straw to choose from.
~
Good news for Coke fans is
that the perennial favorite is now
coming out in a king,size bottle
as well as the standard one, to
quench big summer thirsts. Re.
minds me of a cartoon in the New
Continued on Page p
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-05-24
B-CC Group Plans Picnic

The international relations
study group Of the Bethesda
Chevy Chase Branch of the
American Association of Univer-
sity Women will have a picnic
supper Monday at Gas pm. at
the home of Mrs. Allen Franta,
1912 Bradley Boulevard, Bethes-
da. Plans for next years pro
gram will be discussed.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-05-24

Western Auto
location, which
has just been
painted a rather
arresting shade
of green.(
Another sale
is now going on
in Rockville, on
mems S ira W
hats. Purveyor
of the summer
hnadOaar ic tha
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-05-24
Adde'S Shopping Cart
Town and Country Electric
Stages Moving Sale

Because they're about to and they've decided that
its easier to sell what's in the store than it,
County Electric is currently having big their
present store 224 E. Montgomery Avenue in Rockville
Everything in the store from record players to refrg-
orators, is sale right Next week I'll tell you about
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-05-24

Ashley L. Hawken of Takoma
Park is expected to graduate in
June, says Montgomery Junior
College.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-05-24

Robert T. Smith Jr. of Spencer
vile is listed by Montgomery Ju-
nior College as member of the
June graduating class.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-05-24

Alexander King of Bethesda is
to graduate in June from
Montgomery Junior College.
Evening star., 1956-12-30

Beauty Special save
I.5O ON Cream Body Mas
sage by Mary Chess, now
in new gift bottle. This
creamy lotion flows more freely
in this ottroctive bottle, pro-
vides velvety smooth Iubrico-
ton and protective film for the
entire body. Prevents choppina
ond counterocts dryness. Scent
ed with White Lilac, Gordenio,
Topestry. Yrom, Strotegy or
Cornotion. Regularly 3 90. 1.5O
PIeose add 1926 Federal tax
Evening star., 1956-12-30

The beouty of London the Houses of Poronent
by the Thames :. Buckingham Palace the
famous English woron's complexion Some soy
climate influences wonon's complexion, but no
woman should leove her skin to the whims of the
weather. Instead, she knows thot skin core belongs
in her dolly life foithfuIIy follows rituoI to keep
her skin fresh and youthful
Evening star., 1956-12-30

Beauty Special save 5000 and pro-
tect your skin with Cheramy Skin Balm.
A softening bolm with lonolin to prevent dry
ness before it begins; beauties rough red
skin. With free dispenser. Regularly ZOO 98c
Sove on doubIe-size Houbieont QueIque FIeurs
Hond Lotion with free dispenser Regularly
ZOO. $50
Please add 1925 Federol tox
Evening star., 1956-12-30

Beauty Special =. Helena Rubinstein's
EsirOgenic HOrmOne Treatments helm
you look years younger.
Night and Day Treatment: Estrooenic Hor-
none Cream and Oil help smooth owoy
o9e and tension lines. In regular stock
would be 600 both for $50
Night ond Doy Treatment and Moke-Up:
Estrooenic Hormone Cream and Oil help
under-skin hold essential moisture, fill out
the surface and smooth wrinkles Plus Silk
Tone Special Foundation with Estroqenic
Hormones for beauty treating moke-up. II
regular stock the set would be 900.
set, 500
PIeose add 1915 FederoI tox
Evening star., 1956-12-30

Beauty Special -. R price
sale Bonnie Bell Plus 30
III or m one Cream. Helps
restore youth-eivino hormones,
lost moisture to skin; gives
complexion fresh, young look.
Regularly 500. $50
Pleose add 1925 FederoI tox
Evening star., 1956-12-30
eose add 1925 Federol tox

a
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1956-08-10
LICE CAN CAUSE EGG
PRODUCTION TO DROP

A. H. Mills of Trenton, Route
2, Jones County, found out to his
sorrow that laying hens may go
out of production suddenly-re-
CARELESS of the amount of feed
you're giving them.
Negro County Agent Fletcher
Barber says that Mills was COM
pletely puzzled sometime ago when
his egg production took a quick
nose dive.
He asked County Agent Barber
to examine the birds and Barber
found that lice had invaded the
flock.
Mills busted each hen with sod
ium flouride, and although egg
production did not Immediately
get back to where it started, it
soon began to increase gradually.
Barber says that Mills sells his
eggs to special customers for a
premium price the year round, re-
CARELESS of market prices.