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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-01
DIAMONDS
UNREDEEMED
Livingston & Co.
1923 H st. NV.

OLDEST pawnbroker in
Wash. liquidating current
stock Of pawn diamonds.
Prices defy competition.
$3.50 lady's, ~ cts, MSUM
beautiful modern plat. fshtaii dia.
81 600 mans . cts, extrao 5nIc
mary me and brilliant. set In hand
some u !. y. 9. belcher style mtg,
sIss mans approx. v Ct. bril- riii1.
liant dia. set in sheavy IL < ,. &.
mtg ggoosAA T real. bargain GAIN only SO
aid cut, Tnsenifcerf center dia
with tremendous brilliance set IN
si.4Oo mans e.IO cts. sparki RnS
dia.. set in heavy IL k. y. q. plain
gypsy mtg. A terrific bargain and a
$3.50 diamond brooch pin. . very
maenineent plat. creation set with
Sias. Dainty DESIGN sn ana I 4 IoveIy
pin, Just out Of pawn, only S305
5000 diamond cluster ring. latest
style with eold dome shape studded
with SO brilliant dias. and ] cen-
ter cultured pearl. A gorgeous ring
At . bargain price, only &2DS
$3.50 lady's diamond watch and
matching bracelet made Of plat. and
Is set with ~ round and 6 bag
uettes, Fully guaranteed II J.
Hamilton movement. This watch
was purchased from Z private party
ana Is worth over twice the price.
ALL PRICES PLUS tax 1910
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ExrER. MAID. col; Al refs. des.
SorEIns family Ii. s-sbtf. -
GIRL, colcred. desires iight house
work and child chare $50 week.
c v61E 81. sfIoI ssI.r, Ssa'; 0I S;s4
GIRL, colored. exp. barmaid, bar
mgr, cashier, counselor. Call NO.
1870, ext. ASA.
GIRL desires child care. light
house work or eountergirl; exper.;
refs; 5 days. 81. 3-7936.
WOMAN wants g.h.w. 8 days, Mon,
through Fri. OF days work: refs.
Ii. 1-0l1S.
WOMAN. sxperisncsd IN cleaning 3,
m Ra1n s sSlrts. desires drssnI pt..s xE
Mon. thru Fri. sale or 2-S; soc
hr.; pref. emp. adults. AID. 4-0003,
WOMAN, cOlored, wishes day work.
sspsEienes sa r Isnn1 Ms. s.sSso
WOMAN, cOlored, wishes days
work. good references. AD. &-0iS1
HIGH SCHOOL GIRL, is. desires
work after school cleaning once
bldg. tn. 2-tpb2.
DO YOU NEED HELPs Colored
e.h.w., cooks. baby sitters. wait
resses. Moore's Employment Agency.
1916 You ct. NV. NO, 7.Q6SS. ~
WIDOW. white, mature. refined.
refs, wishes light housework for
empl. parents. likes children. live
In Mon. through Fri. JU. 5-le1O.
YOUNG colored lady desires child
care and houseworks reliable, no
bachelors. II. d-1062.
EXPERIENCED col0red lady desires
days work. REF. Du. 7-699g.
EXPERIENCED LADY, days work.
child care, after pm. III.
C0L0RED GIRL wants Inv. and
child care. II. 3-2243.
COL0RED GIRL wishes R.h.w.;
good reference. 81. 3-570l.
COLORRD GIRL wishes day or
night work, nursemaid or g.h.w.
Ii. 5-S601.
COLORED GIRL wants 9. W. IRON
ms NANIAs AAl4 0gAsa ~ 49, y
and carfare. no. 2-4be4.
COLORED GIRL wants job, e.h.w.
or child care; IKaywd., BItwd. or
Woodbridge. refs. la. 0-0003.
COLORED GIRL wants child care
5 days Q week. Call II. 1-2209.
COLORED GIRL wants part-tlne
work 5 days week; good refs. Hu.
o-o-lt.
COLORED GIRL desires 5-day vk..
R.h.w. or child care. Best refer
ences. DE. 2-o15d.
C0LORED GIRL desires 8 DAYS
domestic work; good references.
COLORED LADY wants g.h.w. or
child care I'VE or six days week.
Exper. LII. 4-7s14.
COLORED LADY desires e.h.w..
child care. 5-day week. Good ref,
10. 2-097s.
WOMAN desires 8 days
work or 3 days week. Written
refs. Mrs. Williams. To. 2.a6SO.
COLORED WOMAN wants g.h.w.
andfor child care; references ana
experience. LU. 3-2D06.
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RELp-D0MEsTIo
lcQNllNuEnl

WOMAN 10 care for 4-yr.-old
sonssls. ni Is. a.ssS IT. 'AiAis seA'
SPANISH, e,h.W. and plain cooke
ms live IN; $50 week. I'm.
LIVE IN, 25 to 45. eh.wa cooking.
fond Of children. every THURSDAY.
altsraase. ~ SUNDAYS on; references
nKsPONsIBLE LADY 70 live In:
BE confined to bed; some light
kcusework: 500 mo- HE. 4-f7Sa.
DIPLOMATS FAMILY with 3 small
children, leaving for Ottawa,
Canada, Sept. 8, want domestic
wed. Or Thurs.
WHITE LADY, g,h.w., child care IN
exchange for room, board and
small salary. HA 2.7735.
WHITE NURsEAIAID, live IN. beau
tiful private quarters; other help
employed; excellent salary. OIL,
6-S372
COLLEGE PARK-Lady, white, TO
care for girls, Q and 10. room and
board and small salary, Tuesday
and Sunday on. WE. s-4406.
MIDDLE-AGE WHITE WOMAN %
do Inv. IN good home. live IN:
2 adults. 500 per month. Lu.
SETTLED COLORED WOMAN, 70
live IN: someone who wants q
home . a q n;,, 9hy ss Plsl 81 e sess
W.. S.SoSs. 1890 =.
GIRL, WHITE. 70 take care Of apt;
for appointment.
FULL-TIlIE HOUSEkEEPERt live
in or out; must be eficient and
clean. no children. but pets. Call
sunday between I and Q pm" CO.
0-75l5.
PERMANENT POSITION open for
experienced maid to run home
and care for children for en-
ployed parents m wheaton; recent
District references REQUIRED; ege
1910; ready to start Immediately:
excellent Worktng conditions ana
salary. 70 quali1ed person. eau
or Mon.
MATURE WHLfE WOMAN fSr child Y.
refs. req. IA. S-50iS after 5 pm
WANTED-Woman 70 look after
NUNna 4AQ o. 4AN-A AN-AA@A eA------
Link. services. 3 or . hrs. per
day. Mon. through Fri. Refs. re-
auired. After Monday call HI.
$4,000
LIVE M, cook, general houeework-
er. fond Of children: WEDNESDAY
and every other sunday on pr.
vate room in new home; &1-4U
years old: recent local references.
other paft-time help employed.
Salary open. OIL. 6-9551.
sOLORED GHW.-Highest paid
steady position in Long Islend pv.
exclusive homes: room and ooara'
ages 21-35; poss; unlimited: reis,
required: fare advanced. Call AL
week. RA. 2-SgQ5.
YOUNG WOMAN-Assisi mother:
4 children, gh.w.. child care. p.
day. Q to z: baby sit ] niEht. $50
incl. carefare; nearby 81. sps.
10. S-027S.
,0LORKD, infant care and g.h,wi
private home; live in: excellent
references only. To. 2-2222 be-
tween Z and 9 pm.
cOLORED MOfHER 70. take care
OF children while mother works.
NE. R-bf2Q.
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REPAIRS q MHVleEs
tcoNIlNuEpl


CARPENTER; seneral iohbing, home
improvements rec. rna., additions,
cement work, fQoung. remodcllne,
EDDIE HOWELL. RA. 0-6il4.
CARPENTER WORK and genera
for over rs years. II. e-sl00.
CARPENTRY AND REPAIRS OF any
type. Free ESTIMATES. Call any
time. LU. 1-7721.
CARPENTRY AND PAINTING,
home repairs; free estimates. no
| job too small. FLA loans. journey.
LU. 2-5039. STEELE, OR. 3-l2lS.
CARPENTRY. cement, porches
painting Call Sunday or week
cARPENTRY--An types Of improve.
ment painting, plumbing and elec
CARPENTRY. remodeiing, additions
| porches, cement work. FLOYD
PHILLIPS, WA. 7-2437.
CEMENT WORK. steps. pofches,
1 retaining walls and cinder blocks
laid. d. GADDIS. Tu. 2-3S04.
| CEMENT FLOORS, walks. patios
also patching and 1tucc0. JACK
SPARKES, 10. 2-6b33.
DEMOLlTION--DIxIE WREcKINc
co. Free estimates WASH Va
Nc, Bonded insured Mr.. NJ. }
WALKIN RE. 7-3O57.
BLACKSTONE. BRICK. CEMENT
| work patlos. walks, porehes walls.
=. MARcUCCIo. PO. 2-35SS.
GENERAL CONTRACTING Ann
CARPENTRY WORK--pay. night
service; J; FRANK ARMBRIsTER.
u; 4-4n76.
GEN. REPAIR. remodel, renov.
cellar TO roof. earpenterina, plas-
tering, cementing brkwk.. stuc-
Going. papering, painting. mod
frt. pchs.. bathrms., kits. bsmts.
rubbish and trees removed: no Job
too small: reas.: free est. ri.
GENERAL REPAIR WORK, brick
s ana carpentry; interior decorator.
HEDGES AND BUSHES TRIMMED
Vacant lots cleaned on and trees
taken down. Call RA. 6-0i20
HOME IMPROVEMENTS Of ans
kind ct reasonable prices. EASY
terms II desired IA. 2-2303.
PAPER HANGING
Interior painting; free estimates,
AID. 4-364b. HU. 3-7o0e. Work
PAINTING. wall paper removed,
noofs cleaned. waxed, windowa
washed. Prices reas. II. A-e05b.
PAINTING. interior and exterior:
prompt service: free est: eolored.
BEN COLEMAN. CO. 5-0i73.
PAINTING. carpentry. waterproof
ing. cement work. Gen. repairs;
lst-class meehs he, 4-24S4. 3s
PAINTING-LoWest prices, quick
service. CHARLES EDWARDS, HO
2-2902: ewes, IA. 9-61S7.
PAINTING. int. and ext; patch
plastering. free est. WEBB, ia.
4-03l7 after 8 all day Sunday. -
PAINTIN0-commercial and resi-
DENTAL. Satisfied customers for
over rs years. Call Ii. 6-6lOO.
PAINTING, exterior: ist-class work.
material: do own work: . broth
ers, white: refs. IA. 2-173l.
PAINTING. int. ext. carpentry,
gutter, spout. roof. DO own work.
hy. white. Call any time. 10.
z-1666.
PAINTING, PAPERING. ist-class
workmanship; work done immed.
MD nnAT 0-gAAN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-01
NEARLY NEW SHOP
3512 Conn, Ave, t2nd Fir
WO. 0-7pB0

COAT, modern black seal. excel
condition, SS5: or best offer. Xmas
cards, all kinds. IA, g-7s42.
cREDENzA, mahogany, and china
closet, excel. condition, Sl2b both,
or sold separately. He. 4-jO93.
CRIBS lbirchl. and youth bed
iconverta TO crib; good cOnd;
$40 10 S25, IA. 2-77i7.
DEHUMIDIFIER, Qasisl Model AD
Ssfssln, sss 80. ~. 5.bsSS'
IDEHUMIDnIgh. HOTPOINT, 10000
"a. u. capacity. $50. he. 4-33I0.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-01
CLOTHING
FALL OPENING SALE

Girls skirts. dresses, Csc up
sslou..es. {ee. Many SAMPLES 81
gu sizes: from sll ;0s. Other coats
from from s!:es: Boys ,sorduroys and
wooen dr.s. ssois n.s sus sS.l La R Ems
sonably priced. Ladies, sample win.
ter coats. all sizes, from S34 .aS,
another group from Sizes. Men.
suits, Jackets, Stacks and top coats
priced low.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-01
lcoNTINUep:


ANTIQUE DOLLS. German blsaue
items. of, 4.sS56.
ANTIQUE "A RARE K'ang rs
l662-l723) lbeautiiuL blue. Haw.
thorne Temple Jar converted into
q magnificent lamp adorned with
final made OF q white Jade
amulet Graded IN sterling ailrer
desying town, WI sacrilce. Wo
ANTIQUE French Provincial sofa
ffs ss5hoSs sssi7Os ssi Ea. s sfns
ANTIQUES. The Lamp, $50 w
Broad, Falls Chufch-Ojd lamps
fittings, .chimneys, modern ent
reproduction glass lampshades
variety antiaues. Above propeEt,
ANTIQUEs--Handcarved ornamen.
tai shelving, two 1&-tt. sections;
5000. ROACH DRUG. sth and
ANTIQUE sALE-uiass. old crys.
s sE luT VERY s ress iii IN eI s%pS
ANTIQUE CHEST OF DRAWERS
Early zsrly Aw wH sni,Ss drawers. 4sa
rNAlI. WI. @-lluu.
ANTiQUks--Piatform rocker. lad.
der back rocker. small ehild's lad
der back chair. NO. 7-3645,
ANTIQUES - Adams arrow baek
bench: marble top chest and
tables; pine and light woods furni-
ture: grandmother clock: music
boxes; cylinder and metal disc
phon0 records. china, glass and
bric-a-brnc; upholsterine: refin-
ishing and Gaming: most reason
able IN Met, area. OLD 6TONE
HOUSE, 47O3 Annapolis rd., Ar
7-70al.
ANTIqUES--We've moved 70 new
location. many new items; low
low prices; glass. pewter, stems
marble tons, furn.. etc: come oui
and set acquainted. TURNOVER
SHOPPE, 4733 6uitiand I'd. sc.
9uitland. Nd; open IL am. daily
sun, ewes. and Labor Day.
ANTIoUEs-sl bed. acorn design
inner spring and mattress, hard
ANTIQUE eleigh bed; Victorian
bed; cherry desk: nat top table
ana other furniture. ia. O-b31 %
ANTIQUE = 18th cent. PeFTc
candlesticks: sterling Medici serv.
silver bowls. etc. LA. 0-4l27.
aNTTnfTE FINE rfTU0sTsT7TTNT
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GENERAL WRECKING CO.
1917 Brentwood Rd. NE.
AID. 2-dl71

1Ol7 Brentwood Rd. NE.
AID. 2-6177
CABINETs-Kitchen, wooden. incl
base cabinets. in excel. cond
cleo. stove; 500. AP. 5-a3ia.
CAMERA, Speed Graphic, 3Ex4Is
Snossst . Pa. sun. etc. Best ODER
CAMERAS--Rolleifiex with syn
ehro-compur shutter. new, sell
Sl25, Also Bell a. Howell. l6 nm !,
MODEL zoo, Ike new. S1i5. Many
other camera values in stock.
NORRIS SALES. 1853 H ct. ne,
CAMERA. contax ia: f:2 lens. NJ
ters, closeup lens. shade. lisht
meter. carrying bae. bargain. Ike
new. "a. 2-1S91.
CAMERA. 35mm.. LoFdomat, f:a.s
lens and 136mm "a teiephoto
lens. exp. meter, fash and an
accessories. Orig. cost Sa4O. Must
sell, leaving area. 5000. HE.
4-.534.
CAMERA, Il0ca. 35mm,, s-s coated
lens, Prcntor Sve shutter, carry
ing case. fash attachment. $50.
IA. 2-00l6 after 4 pm.
CAMERA, tWin-lens Reflex. fuzzy
automatic auto-cord: excellent.
SOD: RA. 6-57l3.
CAllERAs-Nlkon 35mm- coated
~ lens, Perfect condition. Ger
man Minox SPY camera, coated
lens. Perfect. Sell or trade FOR
gans. war souvenirs. OIL. 4-2i7p.
CAMERA. PoiaFoid. mod. zoo.
sogpled-rang Under. fash sur
Ike new: $40. IA. t.ssa1' zoo
CAMERA. German Robot" 35mm,
WIN 1enon FLO lens and tele.
pnoto lens, alters, closeup, etc.
nasn, Lelea llght.meter, with
lent for sports and sciensi6e Wort
OF. s-i.ss.' OlsiSo LUNG s2s
CAMERA, oraliex, 4S5 complete
oatnt: niters, nasheun, sun shade
or best ofier. Also Minox. new
original guarantee. unused VIII
light meter and tripod; Wholesale
price. III. 2-561s.
CAMERA. Beattie PoYtFonie: "a
nm with electFonic iiRhtS; $500
wa. 10000.
CAMEkA, Cannon. 35 NM: Marx
~, So. rapid wind. pistol grip.
lenses; many. many extras, an
WI sell sep. or Is Complete unit
Entire OUTFIT $3.50. CT. 6-0i60
CARPET. Is yds. "a" Bigelow vii.
ton. kidenoard: antique chest.
'oia' pic. frnss slass. Ii. $3.50.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-01

FuRNITpRE-Pvt. party has 3 new
sofas. Z-pc,. mod. sect. S1e0.0b
regency tufted arms GOV, in colo
fabric, SI60.e sgls. seat ehanne
back sofa Sb9;e5. sun; L, IA. 2
Nv. rm., eouches
sectlonals. chairs. Glass top tables
ETC.; Sun. Mon. I-5. 2416 Blue
ridge ave. Wheaton. Nd. VIII
6.5O59. OF 10. 4-7002.
FURNITURE. home and once
Bedroom suite complete: regular
and Typewriter desks; large SAFE
equipped for real estate; add
mach: chairs; Sunday It'll 4 Cal
NO. 7-l235; Mon, NO. $4,000
FURNlTURE--sofa bed, cray. Sim.
DU. 1000.
FURNIT URE - Apt. sold, leavin1
Wash. Dtsp0aine iine custom fur
nishlnRs: small Grand piano. dbl
Ffench-type bedrm. set. French
end tables, Beacon Hin kneeholt
desk. pink carpeting. pair chests
for boys rKii. Apt. 800-OB. The
10 70 5, Fri, Sat, Sun.
FURNITURE-Bookcase. waiting
machine, fuIl-size bed. twin beds
and dresser, overstufied chair.
Gg: 0.OAo0.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-11-07

giving turkey dinner. A business
meeting followed the luncheon.
Mrs. Leroy Wachter and Mrs.
Harry Baker were hostesses.
MIR. Charles Green is convalesc-
ing nicely following a stay at
Washington Sanitorium.
Merry Melgar and Oscar Gordon,
both international Farm Youth
Exchange program members
spent October 26 with Mr.. and
Mrs. John King in Woodfifeld.
Merry had spent the month of
July with the Kings while study
ing dairy farming in this coun-
try and he and Oscar both from
Guatemala returned for a visit
before attending an evaluation
meeting of their work in Wash
ington. Accompanying the boys
was Joe VIM of Bethesda who
had helped serve as an interpret
er for Merry while he was stay
ing at the Kings.
Mrs. f. c. Madgeburger enter
tanned Mrs. B. M. Woodfield at
luncheon last week at the Ken.
nedy-Warren in Washington.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-11-07
FLA Member
Sees High los

The future Of farming likely
will become so complicated that
only young men with high los
should go into farming, accord
ing to Winstead Burdette, a mem
Der of the Future Farmers of
America.
Young Burdette, speaking at a
FLA. farm management class
last week at Urbana, Md, en-
phasized that stress on vocational
agricultural work has shifted
from finishing to preparatory
courses. He said that for every
person needed on the farm, three
were needed in related work.
Butdette lives in Hyattstown.
The group also heard George
Fry, a successful Brown Swiss
breeder from Derwood, who DEM
onstrated that while farms and
farmers are decreasing in num-
Der, production is rising.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-11-07
CiUic Center
Visited by at
Least 2664

A minimum of 1864 persons Wis
listed the Rockville Civic Center
on Baltimore Road during the
month of October.
This is the official count of
individuals attending functions of
50 organized groups in the Man.
sion for that period. 1t does not
include the hundreds of casual
visitors who dropped by to enjoy
the fall foliage of the beeches,
naples and dogwoods on the
grounds.
The groups reserving the Man.
sion for meeting and socials rep.
resent a wide range of interest:
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-11-07

Carol of Silver Spring, Sharon
Bohrer, and Warren Schwab were
Sunday dinner guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Roland Green.
The Sunday School Teachers of
st. Bartholomew met Tuesday
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Judson Mather.
Don't forget the rummage and
bake sale to be held by the ladies
of the Afternoon Guild of ST. Bar
tholomew's on November and 9
in the church basement.
WOODFIELD
Cub Scout Den 6 of Pack No.
TIT of Damascus is in the proc
ess of organizing itself in Wood
field. The Den meets on Thurs
day afternoons after school at
the home of Mrs. Thomas Clark.
Present members are Gary Cupit,
Donnie and Ronnie Morris, Dale
Williams, Skipper Clark and
David Dewitt. Gary Baker is Den
Scout. Den Mothers are Mrs. Cal
vim Cupit and Mrs. Thomas
Clark. At present one of the denis
special projects is working on
Christmas gifts for their par
ents. If you are interested in
helping the Cub Scout movement
or if your boy wishes to join, by
all means contact one of the Den
Mothers.
MIR. William Mather spent the
weekend in Baltimore visiting his
daughter, Mrs. oAngelo hi Vim
cenZo.
MIR. and Mrs. Kenneth Hughes
of Washington proudly announce
the arrival of Kenneth Allen on
October %. Master Kenneth is a
great-grandson of Mrs. Ava
King of Woodfield.
The WSCS of Wesley Grove
Church in Woodfield met Novem-
Der 6 at the hall where they pre-
pared spiced apples all morning
to serve at their annual Thanks
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-11-07

young couple plan to make their
home in Rockville, where Mr..
Karn is going into business with
his father.
Mrs. Charles Hickman, fofrmer-
ly of Rockville, and now residing
in TT. Lauderdale, Florida, and
Miss Laura Lee Hickman will be
in Rockville for a few days visit
before returning South. Miss
Hickman has been living and
working in Rochester, N. Y,
since her graduation from nurses
training there, and now plans to
make her home in Florida with
her parents. Mr.. Michael Hick-
man, meanwhile, has returned
from FIT. Lauderdale to Rockville,
where he has been visiting with
his aunt and uncle, Mr.. and Mrs.
Bradley C. Karin, ST., prior to TAX
ing an apartment here in town.
Mrs. j. Brawner Nicholson, ST..
was hostess at a lunchean at Oh
ney Inn recently in honor of Mrs.
Douglas Blandford, who is leav-
ing shortly for. Florida. The
guests included Mrs. J. Brawner
Nicholson, Jr., Mrs. William Mich
olson, Mrs. Watts Farmer, The
Misses Ann and Julia Foley, Mrs.
j. Paul Burnett, Mrs. Boland,
Mrs. Ogle, Mrs. Maud Culp, and
Mrs. Richard CuIp.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-11-07

the Faculty Wives Club, YWCA-
Rockville Wives, Maryland
Nurses Association, Dist. 5, Young
in Hearts Club, Retired Civic Serv-
ants, Free Methodist Halloween
party, Maryland Municipal
League, Rockville Junior and Sen
Tor Women's Clubs, Rockville
Model (airplanes) Club, First
Baptist Church Supper, League
of Women Voters, and the Garden
Clubs Flower Show.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-11-07
Kelley Sees Gain
In Seal Sale

Thomas c. Kelley, chairman of
this years Christmas Seal Cam
paign for the Montgomery County
tuberculosis and Heart Associa-
ton this week announced that re-
Spouse for volunteer services has
been gratifying"
Workers have been preparing
for the annual Christmas Seal
Sale which gets underway No
vember 10.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-11-07
LaytOnsville- WOodfield
Whites Host,
White Wins
Bridge Prize
By Mrs. Ulysses Griffith ~
Clearwater 3-2682

Mrs. w. w. White entertained
the Laytonsville Bridge Club at a
bridge luncheon last Thursday.
Prizes were won by Mrs. Harry
White and Mrs. Richard White.
Mrs. Harold Atkinson, ST., is
a patient at Doctors Hospital in
Washington.
Francis Barber has returned
home from Montgomery General
Hospital and is convalescing nice
ly.
DIR. and Mrs. Kermit Smith and
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-11-07


last Thursday from a five-day
trip to New Orleans, where Mr..
Benson attended a convention for
school business officials of the
United States and Canada. There
were many couples from other
counties in Maryland also at the
convention, and while the hus-
bands were busy attending the
various meetings, their wives
took advantage of the many in
teresting activities planned just
for them.
On November 2, the Rockville
Junior Women's Club staged a
Halloween Costume Party at the
Cockville Chapter House of the
Izaak Walton League for mem.
bers and their guests. Mr.. Gene
Jackson acted as Recreation Di-
rector and presided over the
many games, interspersed with
dancing to records. The exhaust
ed jewellers wound up the eve
ming with hot dogs, coffee and
doughnuts.
Congratulations to the Wom-
ems Auxiliary of tfhe Rockville
Episcopal Church on the huge
success of their Thrift Shop
venture. Appropriately named
THE Bargain Box" the shop,
Just one month in operation, is
doing booming business, and
anyone intereted in selling arti-
Giles on consignment can take
them there on Fridays, between
10 and 2.
Three RocIxviIIians recently re-
turned home after their respect
i've stays at Suburban Hospital
and all well along that we'll
trod road to recovery, are Mrs.
Richard Raymond, of Crawford
Drive, Mrs. Bowie Water, of
South Van Buren, Street, and Mr..
Joe Dawson, of Forest Az nue..
The Pfeifle residencM, on
Watts Branch Drive, Glen Hills,
was the scene of a large get-to-
gether last Friday evening, when
Miss Linda Pfeifle entertained a
number of her schoolmates, fol
lowed by a slumber party for Is
of her girl friends.
Mrs. K. G. Ramey is visiting
her sister, Mrs. A. ]. Burruss, in
Richmond, Va.
MIR. and Mr.. Bradley G. Harms,
DR., have returned to Rockville,
following Mr.. Karn's recent dis
charge from the service. The
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S EN- TIN Ell o aSSTcG1s MD.
thursday. November 2. lss7--R3
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Mrs. Morgan will resume her
column in the near future but
until she does it will be written
by Janet Kirby.
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Rockville
Attorneys
Skit Abuses
Rotary Club
Rockville
By Janet Kirby
Poplar 2-90O3

Rockville Rotary Club held its
annual Ladies' Night Dinner
Dance on November 2 at Bethes-
da Country Club. Approximately
$50 persons, including members
and their guests, were on hand
to enjoy the entertainment fur
nished by various members of
the club, including a hilarious
skit written by j. Hodge Smith,
"A Typical Day At Rotary" and
several song and dance routines.
MIR. and Mrs. j. Frank Holland,
DR., Glen Mill Rd., Rockville,
entertained at dinner at Nor
mandy Farm recently in compli-
ment to Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie
Schultz, who are here from
Brussels, Belgium.
MIR. and Mrs. Bryan Benson, of
Thomas ST., Rockville, returned
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-16
IHickenIooper Says
Reds Capitalize
On Fear of FuIIout
BY the Associated Press

Senator Hickenlooper, Re-
publican of Iowa, says he be-
lieves the Communists are con-
Quoting an organized propa-
ganda move based on the fear
of atomic fallout in an effort
ito try to get the United States
out of the atomic weapon bus
mess"
Senator Hickenlooper said
last night the fear and hys-
terra" over atomic radiation is
genuine and most of the peo-
pie that fear it are perfectly
good people. They have a per-
feet right to be apprehensive.
But the real fear that is
expressed by many of the
knowledgeable scientists goes
back to the point that if we get
into a worldwide atomic con-
flict they envision the time
when the amount of radio &C
tivity to which we will be ex-
posed may be doubled or
tripled."
The Iowan, member of the
Senate Foreign Relations Com
mittee and the Joint Com
mittee on Atomic Energy, was
interviewed on television on
ABC's Press Conference.
There is evidence, in my
opinion" he said, that Com
munist propaganda has seized
upon this fear (of radiation)
and capitalized 1t as only they
know how to capitalize"