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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-31
MIscELLANEoUs-FoR SALE


WASHING MACHINE, auto. Ken.
more: good cond.; $50. Phone Ju
WASHING MACHINE, Maytag auto
late model. clean. very good cond
WASHING MACHINE, whirlpool,
1885 model, used 5 months. like
new; Sl40: call JE. 4-1047.
WASHING MACHINE-Bendix Econ
omat, excel. cond. $40. Coins over
seas. must sell. RIA. 6-3564.
WASHING MACHINE, Hotpoint. auto
Used ", Excel. cond. Clean
WASHING MACHINES, used, rebuilt:
guaranteed. all kinds; $l9.95 UP.
ACME STOVE CO.. 1911 9TH NV,
WATER HEATER-Eiec. As gal, $50,
Gas heater, Humphrey. 200, 900
lamps, SIS each. OIL. 2-0903.
WATER HEATER, gas, 3O-gal.. Ike
new. sac: sink, kit AZ in, long.
WELDER, 300-amp. Lincoln. mounted
On, Internsticnal lh.ton truck
WELDERS-New or used LINcOLNs
Tor sale or rent EARLBECK 4
st. aAS Baltimore. Mu Ssssi i''n'dr''
WHEEL CHAIR, invalid; adjustable.
non-iolding. new cond., S25. WA.
1881.
WINDOWS. steel easement. 30 asstd.
sizes from SxS Sd 4. 70 TO-, oxio ,J g Very
WONDER CHAIR. complete, $50:
bed mattress, $50: kit. table, so;
other furn. Ii. 6-5366.
WOODEN FENCE PICKETs (78Sl.
43isxl "a. &c each. or all Tor $50.
WORKBENCH TOP, steel, Q IT by 20
H inches With 2 back Shelves $50.
LEAVING CITY-Best ofisr for bed
room suite. blond. incl; double
s@mons 0q HdsA Bee ' %ish sip
cover; Brandt dinette set, mahog
any. 4 chairs; step tables t2(,
mahogany; rug. light tan with
pad. J1x15; rug, dark rose, SxS.
2l14 2Sth st Sc. Apt. A. LII.
MOVING. MUST SELL Philco
sa-ton -conditioners. $50 each;
round mahog. tabletop fan. $40;
dble, bed with innerspring mat
tress, matching vanity, mirror,
bench and night table, from an ex-
pensive set, like new, $7b; lge.
couch. $50: club chr, SIS. Call
RA. 3-412S. 1919 Alaska ave. NV.
BARGAIN; cent and up--Selling
out all kinds Of new and used
supplies for builders. boats. autos,
home and garden. HA. 2-7722.
Out New Hampshire ave-; right
University lane; left Adelphi I'd.
l mile.
A CLEARANCE SALE
Once in q lifetime offer Of new
ALUMINIUM storm windows and doors
at lower than cost. New. triple track
and double-action windows, SIS to
Sl2 Storm doors, 1" thick. from
SIS to S22 so. At warehouse only.
Delivery free. No dealers. Time Of
sale, 10 am. to 5 pm. Sunday and
Monday only. No phone calls.
GARNER CO.
3lS 18th ST. Sc.
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What Are the Highest Prices777
Just Call Us to Convince Yourself
CAPITOL JUNK CO
25Ol sherman Ave. NV.
NO. 7-OS67
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
OF all types. In any condition. Will
call TO give estimate. LEVINs DIS
COUNT SALES. 1908 H st. ne. Ii.
6-301O. Rentals available.
OFFICE EoUIP.---Desks. chairs. files.
typewriters. add. machs,, calcula-
tors. etc top prices. DI. T-6O3B.
OLD TIME PLAYER PIANO ROLLS,
will pay 10 cents per roll. Call
any time. DE. 2-l565.
PIANO WANTED for child's practice
Good condition, Reasonable. CT,
6.0s44, after 0 pm.
PIANO. grand. for pvt. party: cond
not 90 important as long as reas
PIANO NEEDED = Would you sell
reas. or donate q plano to the pri.
mary children Of the Review and
Herald Memorial Church, II so
call JU. s-2i50. Movina provided
PIAHOs--ALL STYLES
WE PAY HIGHEST CASH PRICES
Call Day OF Night. ~ p.3n3v
SPINET PIANO with bench. Will
pay S275 cash. Call HE. 4-7D22.
RADIO. table model; not too old,
6-tube or more. popular make.
moderate price. Wo. 6-23l2.
RUGS, 2 American Orientais. Must
be rca6. 81. a-4724.
STROLLER. twin size. GOOD condi-
ton Call JU 7-SO2g,
TABLES, pr OF oval or round
antique lamp tables. Call WA.
! 7-39f5.
TELEvIsION. for DC current only
sonable AID. 4-f52d.
rvs, $40 10 sos: out.of order sets
from l6-in 1918 18th NV. AID
4-D636, 10 a.m.-l0 pm every day
wANTED---smali animals and birds
WA. S-11f7.
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ROOMS FuRNlsHED-N.W.
tcontinued)

SMARTLY FURN. RIM. in beaut. pvt
home; best NV. resid. area; excel
only. Cali EN-. 3-6I06.
1924 PARK RID. N.W.-Liv. rm.
5000 mo. RA. S-4sio. ~
::27 goth ST. NV. Apt. 5O2-Lge
attrac. frt. rm.. next bath: conv
transp.: tel. brkfst: privils,: empl
lady pref. HU. 3-7394.
iIOi 18th ST. N.W.-Large. clean
wk. DI. 7-729e after ) pm.
27lI CONN. AVE. N.W.-Larse
modern, attractively furnished
corner. studio room. DE. 2-4l45
CATHEDRAL AVE. cor. 1862 2Stt
st.--Pvt. home. lovely. lge.. sunny
room; gentleman only: bath: $50
MT. PLEASANT LODGE, 1895 18th
n:w.-Rms. by day, wk., mo. enc
OF Mt: Pleas. carline. AID. 2-3l39
CONN. AVE. NV. 5000: Apt. 1873
Lge.. attrac. studio rm. next IL
bath for lady. no. 2-430O. after &
pm: weekdays: all day Sat. and Sun
ROW HOUSE; elev.. maid. clubrm.
kit. facils.: SIN. sgle., $3.50 wk
1910 N. H. ave. NV. (cor. Of 18th
Sc A DAY UP per person. IlOl 18th
st. NV. Attrac. sleep. rms. IS wk
up. vANNES HOTEL, DI. 7.7sSS
1905 QUE ST. N.W.-Tired Of 4
drab rm.? Want your own free 81 =
Twp Modern furn? SINGLES. SIC
wk.. doubles. SIS wk. CO. 5-73s3
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ROOMS FURN.-s.E.-S.W.

ROOMS FuRh.-S.E.-S.W
Sc, I14I 22nd ST.-Pvt. bedrm.
pvt. bath: porch. pvt. entr.. blk
transp: reas. LU. 4-4156.
COL0RED-NEAT ROOM for settled
couple or sober gentleman: all home
privils. Ii. 7-0733.
CAP. HILL Sc. beaut furn. twin
beds. pvt. bath. kit. privl. men
or cpl. $50. 5ll 18th st, sc. Ii
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ROOMS WANTED

N. ARL.--Young lady wishes clean
quiet. home like rm. with board or
light kit. privil Prefer no other
roomers. Reas. Call ia. 2-l6Ss.
LADY desires quiet room and two
meals in good convenient NV
References. Box 396-Y. Star
CHRISTIAN MAN desires room in
private Protestant Christian home
northwest Wash. near GOOD trans
portation; state price and particu-
lars when write. Box 395-Y. Star
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT

BULLDOZERS, leaders. generators
chain saws. mixers. pamps. Foro
tractors, finishing machines. &C.
ment grinders, etc RENTAL TOOLS
& EQUIPMENT co. u. g-6SSi
CHAIN SAWS. Mcculloch. sales,
service: rental. SI2 day. ORAVELY
OF WASH. 10. 4-77O7.
R0TO TILLERS, chain saws, drills,
guest beds, polishers, sanders, con-
crete mixers, party. invalid and
baby needs. Low prices. We rent
almost everything. JU. p-363B.
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EFFICIENCY. $3.50 18th st NV
er. shower. bath. 4 closets; nicely
furn Newly dec Mod apt. BLDG:
SS6.50. ufils. incl. RIA. 6-"2a1
Al A.nSon
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Clean. modern. attractivelv furn.
efic. apt. in a beautifully kept,
carefully mRnaeed elev. bids: mod
crate rentals. S65-SS0: located in
the heart Of downtown Washing
ton; a close walk 10 most Govt.
Offices Applv mgr Ant 10
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LOANS
IL OVER $500
2% Under 5000

2e6 UNDER 5000
RELIABLE PAWNBRoKERs
i22 9th St NV Ma. s-615l
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
What Are the Highest Prices77?
Just Call Us to Convince Yourself
CAPITOL JUNK co
250l sherman Ave. NV.
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10th AND COLUMBIA RID. NV
Unusual . rms. kit, bath; mod
ern furn. smartlv decor. air-cond
Excel. transD. 500. DE. 2-5606
NICELY FURN.--l-b r. apt. walk
in closets, balcony. cow loca.
NO --GOIh
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Coral BILLS, MD. M Andrevs-
Bedrm liz. nm apt. $3.50: utils.
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2lS GALLATIN ST. NV rooms.
kitchen. bath. basement apt, for
$40 in exchange for minimum as
sistance to woman owner; middle
age, sober man. RIA. 6-225S.
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Tv, I7-in. table model, Philco. 2
years old. Perfect condition; Sb9
no o-755I
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. BEDRM. APT. suitable 4 girls
mod. apt; blds,; nicely furn.; newly
decorated: mr.. bus, stores: good Sec
Sis. ST. 3-OlaO, DI. 7-O15l
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TIME CLOCKS

Elec. Today only. $40. RE. 7-Iea1,
peri, tread; T.t;0xi5. Sie.g5. Ills
s Capitol II 4-730S
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apt in itudio hse.: 2 bedrns., Nv
rfn, H., b.. | or . Young men; So
ca. musical atmosp. DU. 7-3lp2
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TV'S-Emerson i7-in. walnut table
model, S37 30; Motorola l6-in
walnut console, S42.5O. Both good
condition. Free serials. Guar. WO
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COLLIE PUPS
DOG BEAUTY SALON
FARM AND GARDEN

PARAKEETS WANTED
Call Sun. and Tues, JU. 5-61O6
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eel. cond. Sl75. SUITLAND TRAc-
TOR CO.. Suitland. Nd. RE. CALI
TREE AND PLANT SALE-Hundreds
TO choose from. Sunday specials
Clump birch from $3.50. pink and
white dogwood from So: towering
pin sc.rlet anu wiIlow from na go;
varieties of maple; sweetgum:
thornlesS locust; elms and willows
and other shade and Towering trees
at reasonable prices. Heavy Cana
dian hemlock "a IT., S6.75; heavy
white pine. 5 IT,. $1,000: standard
OF lile azaleas from Sl.26. Many
other choice broadieaf evergreens:
1875 OF with this I'D on purchases
OF $40 up. Sorry. no deliveries at
these prices. HIDDEN LANE
NURSERY. lust on Chain Bridge
I'd. mo. 1879 between Vienna and
nnkNAn Va
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nv. Crosley I7-ineh mahogany floor
model: good condition; $50 Call
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/ PUPPIES. male, pure.
old ~ R-EnAl

LARGE CAGE, suitable for bird,
monkey. etc. Cost, $50: used 2
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HARVARD ST.-Lge. studio rm. and
kit. redec also rm.; reas. cony.
transp; sober couple. AID, l.220a.
MT. PLEASANT and Kenyon NV -
Sunny, spacious rm. mod. Kit.
pvt. bath. newly dec, beautifully
furn: superior cond; SBi mo.
WA 7-oSt3 or co 5-2S13
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APIS. FuRN.-D.c. tcon,.

NICELY FURN. APT, bcdrm., l,v
rm.. dinette, kit. bath; cow.
transp: empi. couple only: avail.
Aprii Ii. TIL 2-hn4a
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TIRES az, ROYAL Master, 7.60x1 5,
new; X Lifeguard tubes. EN-.
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1910 NEW HAMP. AvE.-Apt, 2:
. rms, kit, bath $50 mo, Apt
No. .. enc. SIS. all utils. incl.
GEORGE /. BoRGER INC. iS@6
X 81 N " MA S-O9IO
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TOPs0IL. Mi dirt, Bluestone sludge
COW manure: trees removed. log
COW MANURE, well rotted; $40 pei
1 rs bu., $3.50 per 10 bu., 81 Del
1 5 bu.; del SP. 3-S6SS az
TOPsOIL-Very good rich topsoil
/ for lawns and greenhouses VerS
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CAPITOL HILL-3 rms. and bath.
refined adults. ITO ard st. ne. or
call III h-05So
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; Mr.. SHOkEHAM-l bedrm., enc.
|. incl. HUI. 3-3256. VIII. R-4SR4
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-09-05
News Letter

ss,s GEORGIA AVENUE SILVER SPRING
Juniper 9-4444
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-09-05
Chamber Backs
Consumer Forum

Plans for a Consumer-Mer
chant Forum sponsored by the
Merchants Council of the Be-
thesda-C Chevy Chase Chamber of
Comerce are now taking definite
form. This week letters were adj
dressed to approximately so gar.
den and women's clubs in the
area requesting their cooperation
and attendance. At the same time
letters We're sent to IS leading
merchants of the Bethesda Chevy
Chase area requesting their help.
This is the first time that such
a Consumer-Merchant Forum has
been held in the Washington
metropolitan area. 1t will begin
at 1890 p. m. on Thursday, No.
vember z at O'Donnell's Restau.
rant.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-09-05
McKeldin
To Speak
At VitrO

Gov. Theodore r. McKeldin Of
Maryland will be the principal
speaker Friday at the dedication
of the new $1,825,000 Silver
Spring Laboratory building of vi
tro Laboratories, a division of vi
tro Corporation of America.
The new building is designed as
research and development lab
oratory.
Some 430 people employed are
engaged in armed forces projects
which embrace the fields of ord.
nance, guided missile systems, tor
pedoes, directors, computers,
mines, fire control, and special
weapons.
The dedication program will be
held at $4,000 Georgia Avenue at
2 p. m. 1t will include talks by
Rear Admiral F. S. Wilmington,
USN, Chief of the Bureau of Ord
nance; Rear Admiral Albert C.
Mumma, USN, Chief of the Blu.
reau of Ships; County Manager
Melvin L. Reese of Montgomery
County; j. Carlton Ward, Jr.,
president, Vitro Corporation of
America; Albert C. Noble, execu-
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-09-05
Burns Issues
Reminder on
$4,000 Limit

Total payments under the 1858
Acreage Reserve programs will
be limited to $4,000 to any one
producer on any one farm, Leon
ard c. Burns, Chairman of the
Maryland Agricultural Stabiliza-
ton and Conservation Commit.
tee, reminds farmers.
The limit applies to the total
of all acreage reserve payments
made to any one producer on any
one farm in connection with all
1858 crops eligible under the 1858
program, he explained. If a farm
er earns $4,000 on his farm un.
der the 1858 winter wheat Acre.
age Reserve program-for which
the signup is already in progress
he may not earn any additional
amounts on that farm in con-
nection with 1858 Acreage Re
serve programs for any other
basic crop such as corn, rice, or
cotton.
The $4,000 limit does not in.
clude payments under the con-
servation reserve-the other part
of the soil bank, Mr.. Burns
pointed out. There is a separate
limit of $4,000 in the total Of
conservation reserve annual pay
ments which may be made in
any one year.
If a farmer puts acreage from
his farm in both the Acreage Re.
serve and the Conservation Re-
serve, he could be eligible for to.
tad 1888 payments of $4,000 un.
der both programs as operated
on his farm.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-09-05
Monkey Kin
Hold Reunion

About $50 descendants of Ne
hemiah and Elizabeth Monkey are
expected to attend a clan meet
ing at Claggettsville, Md, this
Sunday.
Monkey was one of the leaders
of a band of men who stormed
the Peggy Stuart, tea.laden mer-
chairman in the Annapolis har-
Dor in 1856.
He fled from the British into
the hills of Western Maryland
where he settled and married
Lizabeth Norwood.
The clan will attend. special
church sessions in the morning
and evening and will take part in
elections of officers and a histori.
cal discussion.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-09-05
City Delays
S35O,OOO
Water Plan

Rockville's Mayor and Council
postponed decisions on installa.
tons and replacement of water
mains in the city after a public
hearing Thursday at which citi.
zens argued that:
. Assessments on water lines
should be deferred until sewer
services are available.
. There should be no assess
ment for water lines along the
sides of lots already serviced by
lines running along the front
boundaries.
The $350,000 cost of the SO
water projects included in the
1898 capital program will be
financed from the city's $2.6 mil.
lion bond issue and paid back by
front foot assessments at the rate
of 20 cents foot for new lines.
and 10 and five cents a foot for
replacement of two-inch and four.
inch lines by larger lines.
The projects when approved
viii complete the water system
up to IS percent in existing streets
now without service, and rehabili-
tate lines in older sections of town
up to 80 percent.
The Mayor and Council will con.
slider amending the charter to al
low deferrment of assessments
requested by a citizens group led
by C. d. Gull and l.. w. Howes
until the Watts Branch sewer
drainage area pump-over is com.
pleted in 1860.
Theodore Ricketts,, Jr., z. l..
Davis and George p. Fuller led
the group opposing any assess
ment on side line lots. These lots
are now assessed on half the dis
tance of the side line.
The council took this question
Under Amusement although up UNI
til now they have always ruled
that these property owners do re.
ceive some special benefit.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-09-05

tive vice president, Vitro Corpo-
ration of America; DR.. G. R. Ia
tum, president of Vitro Labora-
tories; and Vernon M. Setterholm,
director of the Silver Spring Lab
oratory.
The invocation and benediction
will be given, respectively, by the
Rev. Edwin A. Ross minister,
Marvin Memorial Methodist
Church, Four Corners, and the
Rev. Francis ]. Lauriola, pastor,
ST. Jude's Parish, Rockville.
Music will be supplied by a
U. S. Navy Band under the di-
rection of Chief Petty Officer
John Foley, USN, conductor.
Following the program, more
than 500 invited guests will tour
the new facility. A series of ex-
hibits will be displayed depicting
the work of Vitro Laboratories
and Vitro Corporation of Amer
lea.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-09-05
Bethesda Chamber
Holds Field Day

The Bethesda Chevy Chase
Chamber of Comerce will hold its
annual field day at the Bethesda
Country Club on Wednesday.
Activities will include an inter
service club golf tournament,
baseball, putting contest and
many other games. Jeri Keye,
Fashion Show chairman, has ar
ranged fashion show for the
ladies.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-09-05
Register to Dance

FAN registrations for the Rock
vile School of The Ballet will
De accepted September IA, from
l p. m. through 3 p. m. at the
Christ Episcopal Church hall.
The school is directed by Mrs.
Lucille Sanger Hood, who studied
with the Washington School of
Ballet and the Ballet Theater
School in New York City.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-09-05

Rockville's Young Colony Shop,
on Comerce Lane.
Three of them won critical ac-
claim from professional paint
er Tuesday. Bernard r. Loiselle,
president of the newly formed
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| QyR}l|G E|T S
| y G W e.

September s, 1857
Dear Customers
Wright. Jswey making big with The Of its
REVOLVING CHARGE ACCOUNT the advanced credit method
that does not balance full period before
additional credit is extended TO you.
For example charge purchases amounting 10000 and
$1,000 month and be able make further purchases before the
original $4,000 paid Larger charged with proporony
low monthly payments.
brief the RcA plan permanent
paid and long making the small monthly
payments agreed OF than the scheduled payment
time This will eligible for credit desired and at the
fine, reduce the carrying charge the unpaid balance.
Phone write visit today for copy the interesting lille pamphlet
this liberal RCA pan You will
application card for Wiehfs RCA the benefit opening
your REVOLVING CHARGE ACCOUNT at Wishfs Jewery
Remember, charge Wiehts practical
the ideal place 10 shop for gifts oil See
sensational silver offer advertisement elsewhere this
Cordially yours
WRIGHrS JEWELR
Besides RcA you may purchase Regular Thirty Day Charge
Deferred Payment Plan. and Central Charge Service
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-09-05

THIS AERIAL PHOTO, taken by
Photogrammetry, Inc, of Silver
Spring, offers a birds eye view
of the new $1.8 million Silver
Spring Laboratory building of
Vitro Laboratories, division
of Vitro Corp. of America, locat-
ed at $4,000 Georgia Ave. About
430 persons work in the build
ing on Armed Forces projects
including work on ordnance,
guided missile systems, tor
pedoes, directors, computers,
mines, fire control, and special
weapons. Gov. Theodore r. Nc
Keldin will speak at the dedica-
ton Friday at 2 p. m.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-09-05
Gore Buys Livestock

II. Grady Gore, of Rockville, re.
Gently purchased three purebred
Aberdeen-Angus cows from the
Airy Hall Plantation at Green
Pond, S. c.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-09-05
Young Colony Shop
Exhibits Art Work

Ten would-be artists, from 10
through Is years of age this
week are being Showed at
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-09-05

Rockville Art League, found
their paintings of high quality"
The three We're Barbara Cole
man, Jean Elliot, and Libby
Oyler. All 10 children are students
of Mildred E. Elliot, of Potomac.
Smyrna times., 1957-09-12

must be sponsored by some farm
organization and may obtain en-
try blanks from the NEPPCO Of
fee, 10 Rutgers Place, Trenton,
New Jersey.
The winner will receive an all
expense paid weekend in New
York City for two and a complete
clothing ensemble. Runners-up will
be given special awards.
Over 1000 poultrymen are ex-
peeted to turn out to witness the
contest and other proceedings of
the exposition. In addition to a
top-fiight lineup of speakers from
the poultry world, the exposition
includes such special events as
selection of the Poultry Boy of
the Year" in the northeast, the
Hen of the Year, and some 150
displays of the latest in poultry
supplies, equipment and services
Smyrna times., 1957-09-12
SEEK POULTRY
WOMAN OF YEAR
Poultry Organizations Scour
Chicken Farms for Entries
in Annual Affair
TO BE AT HARRISBURG

Delaware poultry organizations
this week are securing the states
chicken farms for entries in the
annual Poultry Woman of the
Year" contest conducted through
out the Northeast by the North
eastern Poultry Producers Coun-
Gil (NEPPCO).
Ernest F. Smith, Jr., Kenton,
a NEPPCO director, is one of the
leaders in the search for the lead
ing poultry woman of the state
When discovered, she will COM
pete with outstanding women op-
orators or partners, on poultry
farms from each of the other ID
northeastern states which make
up NEPPCO land. Scene of the
contest is the annual giant NEP.
Poo exposition, this year sched-
uled to oe held in Harrisburg, Pa
on Oct. 8, 9, and 10.
The Poultry Woman" is Sc
lected, not on the basis of beauty
or dimensions, but on such fac
tors as activities in the poultry
field and contributions in time
and service to the industry anc
the community. Last years win
ner was Mrs. Lillian Taylor, Of
Easton, Md.
To enter the contest, womer
must reside on, or actively par
ticipate in the operation of {
poultry enterprise and derive {
major portion of her income from
such an enterprise. Each entran
Smyrna times., 1957-09-12
MEETING OF
SCHOOL BOARD
Continued from RAGE one

1t was pointed out that this num-
ber only indicated those who used
the State Board of Health school
vaccine program. A number of
pupils had the shots through their
own doctors. Approximately ten
pupils were provided free lunches
each day of the last school year
through the thoughtfulness of the
Smyrna PTA. The report pointed
to the work begun to improve
the services of the high school
library. This building which cas-
lily seats over 100 persons had a
budget last year of about S4.00
per high school pupil. Offerings
in fiction, audio visual aids, and
reference volumes were increased.
The report indicated that the ad-
ministratien found the use of reg
ular administrative meetings and
the work of the Teacher-Admin-
istration Council, with teacher re-
presentation elected by the facul-
ty, very valuable. A number of
real problems were discussed and
work begun on finding possible
solutions. Elementary students
had the services of a remedial
reading teacher last year, after a
Smyrna times., 1957-09-12

In summing up, the article con-
cludes by saying: This is Della
ware, the First State-eager and
ready to welcome newcomers;
lending a helping hand when pos
sible; and always conscious that
by moving forward it viii soon
be a link in the National Defense
Highway system to help serve a
nation that boasts the greatest
assets in the world-freedom of
enterprise and a will to work"
Much of the text and many of
the photographs were supplied
by the State Development Depart
nent, but there are also picture
credits to the University of Della
ware and the State Chamber of
Commerce.