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DIXON. RUTH PAXTON. In loving re-
membrance OF our dear mother. RUTH
PAXTON DIXON who departed this
life thirteen years ago. June q, 1914.
Al your love and tender care.
Your companionship so rare
] remember now today.
Although You are far awav
There could never be another
As wonderful as you. dear mother
AND JOSEPH
DOUGLAS, JAMES H. In loving mem
DOUGLAS who passed away seven years
ago TO-DAY. .iune ., 1850
Seven years have passed since that sad
day
GOD took him home. It was His will,
But In my heart he liveth still.
LOVING WIFE, LOUISE z. DOUGLAS
DOCK. NFTTIE NJ In loving memory
OF NV dear wife and mother who de-
parted this life twelve years ago to-
day. June q, l945
Peace. perfect peace death shadowing
US and ours1
Jesus has vanauished death and all its
powers
1t enough, earth strugsles soon shall
cease.
And Jesus calls US to Heaven and perfect
You. our mother, are resting in peace.
perfect peace,
Where each happy. sweet and well-loved
HUSBAND AND CHILDREN
ELLIOTT. WILLIAM ). In loving mem.
ory OF my dear father. WILLIAM Z
ELLIOTT. VINO departed this life ten
years ago today. June u, 1917.
He had smile for everyone.
A heart as good as sold
HIS memory Will never grow old
LOVING DAUGHTER, LENoRA L.
GRAVES, LEILA. In sad and LOVING re-
memoranee Of our dear sister ana aunt.
LEILA GRAVES who passed away two
wears ago today. June u. 1879
She is not dead but lust away,
Beyond all grief and pain
She walks the bright celestial way
EarthS loss is Heavens gain
SISIE MARY HuNDLEY. AND NIECE.
THERESA BROWN
BEMsLEY LUCY CLARK. In sad but
loving memory OF our dear mother
a nEm sr9 nc MRS LUCY CLARK
wears ago TODAY June y, 1917.
How sweet 10 sleep where all is peace
Where sorrow cannot reach the
where ali iife's idle throbbing cease.
Where pain is iulled 10 rest.
DAUGHTER. ELSIE HENDERSON.
Loved In life, remembered in death
oRANpDAuoHTER, GLEN me
YOUNG
JEFFERSON. ROSWELL s. In loving
memory OF my husband, ROSWELL 3
JEFFERSON, who DakSPd away eight
years $50 today. June u. iA47,
Memories Of YOU are as fresh a. the
dew
That tails in the early morn.
As YOU peacefully rest, | still love you
And will meet YOU In our heavenly
DEVOTED WIFE.
LUCY NJ. AND ROSWELL
\. In loving memory OF our dear mother,
LUCY NJ JEFFERSON. who passed
las, and md brother. RFsoSswfEihIu 5. JEFR.
PERSON, eight years ago today. June
4, lA4n
Still loved. still remembered.
FLORA 4 ROBINSON, THOMAS JEF.
tEEs9 REsshIE IL ! 4AHSIoyWp CHRISTIAN
q ny dear mother MHTTIE NJ PAT,
TERSON who departed this life fve
years ago today, June u. 1859.
In my heart ! lick 10 stray
AlonR the road OF yesterday.
To hear her laughtef, 10 see her smile,
To talk 10 her iuSt little while
DEVOTED DAUGHTER, BILLIE ME-
BANE AND GRANDSON
RICHARD ~ In memory
CLIFF. Who departed this life three
wears ago TODAY June q 1884
A. DAYS and wears pass by
Memories OF YOU will never die
DEVOTED WIFE. CLARA RAT
CLfFFE
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DEATHS
Announcement u
aarVfeea hV (fhamhs,
III Mrnnriant

CARTER, ROSE W. In remembrance Of
a friend who passed away one year ago
today
TO-DAY Is The dav NJ remembrance
Ana many sad regrets.
A day ] shall remember
When the res, Of the world forsets
A FRIEND, HELEN GIBBS MecoR-
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GRAVES, LEILA. In sad and LOVING re-
membrance OF our dear sister ana aunt.
LEILA GRAVES. who passed away two
years ago today. June u. 1879
She Ia not dead but lust away,
Beyond all grief and pain
She walks the bright celestial way.
Earths loss is Heavens gain
THERESA BROWN
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ELLIOTT, WILLIAM j. 10 loving mem
oty OF my dear father. WILLIAM Z
ELLIOTT. VINO departed this life ten
years ago today. June u, 1917.
He had smile for everyone.
A heart as good as sold
To those who knew and loved him.
HIS memory Will never grow old
LOVING DAUGHTER, LENORA l..
WATTS
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DOTY, DWIGHT DAVID. on Wednes-
DAY June ., g57. DWIGHT DAVID
DOTY Of 1904 Glostef I'd Wood Acres
man Doty, father OF Barbara and Ralph
D0ty Of the above address. and Keith
Thomas Doty OF New YORK. and son OF
Mrs Rose A DOty Friends may call
at the s II Hines Co Funeral Home
2aOl lith ST. NV, after : pm Thurs
day June Il parking facilitiesI Sery-
ices al the Reformation Lutheran
Church, 81 East Capitol st on Sat
urdav June S A. . pm Interment
Glenwood Cemetery Contributions To
the Heart Fund NAV be made as an
expression OF sympathy
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ROBERTS. NANCY !. CoRBIN HOLM
on tuesday, tune a. 1857 AZ her resi-.
dence, u dOth place. Fairmont HEIGHTS
Nd NANCY J CORBIN HOLM ROB.
kRTS beloved mother OF the Rev
Kathryn Austin Reddick. Mrs Nancy
r Murphy OF San Diego, Calf vii.
liam Holm and Charles Roberts IL
also surviving are one sister. Mrs Anna
u Jones. one brother Henri corbin
nine. grandchildren, twelve Rreat.srand
children. four Rreat-great-srandchil
other relatives and many friends
From = nm Friday. June =. 10 D m
saturday, June : friends are invited
TO call at the Mcclure Funeral Home,
$50 9th A. NV After 3 y m Sat.
urday June 5, the remains will lie in
state At Shiloh BAPTIST Church Alex
andtia Va where services will he
held on SUNDAY. June - at pm In
termenl Bethel Cemetery
fOBB, louis y on Tuesday June 4
1857 a. GARFIELD Hospital LOUIS p
ROBE Of 80" Woodland dr. Forest
Hfiehis Nd beloved husband Of DorO-
Thy " Robb son Of Mrs Elizabeth 2
Roob and uncle Of Willard z Robh
Friends NAV rail- A. the Lee Funeral
Home fih ~ ana Mas ave ne
ghtre services uill he held m Friday
June a. 80 ON Interment cedar
Hin Cemetery.
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BARNES. DONALD F. OF 5els North

18th st, Arlington. Va. on Tuesday
June 4, 1887, husband of Inga L
Barnes. father of Mrs Ralph Melby OF
Homestead. Fla. brother of Edwin c
Barnes Of Jacksonville, Fla. Mrs
Eleanor whitney. Mrs Elsie Ellis anc
Mrs Clara Crane. Services AT Cham
bers Funeral Home. 3072 NJ ST. NV.
on Friday. lime =. at > pm. Inter-
ment Arlington National Cemetery
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DAIMLER. CARRIE N. on wednes.
Hospital, MRS CARRIE NJ DhNTZLER
Of i1lh y ST. ne devoted wife OF
Choice Dantzler She also leaves one
son, Choice A. Dantzler daughter-
in-lav Mrs EVELYN Dantzler. one
granddaughter, Deborah Dantzler: one
brother Charles Arthur. other rela.
tiVes and friends Notice Of funeral
later. Services BY the Eugene Ford co
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BELL, MARY J.. On Thursday. ,Iune @.
1857 at washington Sanitarium.
MARY L BELL OF $40 18th ave, West
Hyattsyiue Md, beloved wife OF the
late James A Bell. mother of Mrs.
Jessie A Feaga. Mrs Lucille Bundick,
Mrs Pauline Quinn. Mrs Helen Shenk
and Mrs Mary Harding; sister of Mrs.
Dora Colvin Of Nokesyille Va and Sam
and Ernest Ruffner. Friends NAV call
at the II Hines Co Funeral Home
990l 4th 81 NV barking iacilitieSl .
Notice OF funeral later.
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BELT. MARGARET. On Tuesday. june
4, 1857, at Doctors Hospital. MAR
GARET BELT OF 412S Upton st nv,
wife OF the late William p Belt and
mother OF Mrs Marie Belt Ozabal
Helen Belt and Audrey Belt Services
at the above residence on Friday, June
:, at II an Interment Rock Greek
Cemetery, Please omit flowers. d
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BOWLING. THOMAS ". on TuesC

Dyne Z az a Ihysicia3I MemoTlsl
hospital La Plata. Md. THOMAS ".
BOWLING. beloved husband of the
late Dazzle NJ Bowling, rather OF Mrs.
Ernest CookSey. Mrs RUDY Hornbeck,
Clarence. Jake George. Wilson. paul
Phillip and Roger Bowling Friends
may call at the Arehart Funeral Home,
Inc. la Plata. Md, until Friday, June
:. at 1880 am Funeral services from
the Calvary Methodist Church, Waldorf
Md, az IL am. Interment DentSville
Cemetery
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bers OF ST Thomas Ladies
Auxiliary. No. "a. and District
Auxiliary, No. .. knights Of
St John. are notified OF the
death OF our late Sister MARY
Z. TILLMAN Call meeting at
7:3O pm. Friday. June Z.
McGuire's Funeral Home. 1890
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Dratha

S4S SD st. ne. WILLIE BARBEE be-
loved husband of Mrs. Survellow Bar
bee and devoted father of Johnola
Beckton Also surviving are two sis
dren, other relatives and many friends
After 4 ON Thursday, June Is, friends
may call at Henry S Washington q
Sons Funeral Home 1925 Deane ave
ne. Funeral services on FRIDAY. June
Baptist Church, 623 Fla. ave NV.
the Rev Robert l. Rollings ofhciating
lnterment Arlington National Gene
terry.
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Ohm JAMES. A special COM
munication OF Columbia
Lodge, No 9S5. A.. p and
A. NJ, Arlington. Va. Is
called al 80 pm Friday.
June :, 1887. for the purpose
OF conducting Masonic serv-
ices At the funeral Of our
er JOHN JAMES TURNER.
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% nication OF Lebanon Lodge
IN No Z. y A. A. NJ, is called
IN for Friday, June q 1857.
MI ~ at pm, At the Masonic
XNOX Temple, 18th 81 and New
nv Yofk ave NV for the pur-
" pose Of conducting the last
Masonic rites Tor our late Brother
WESTON l. cRYER
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DIXON. RUTH PAXTON. In loving re-
membrance OF our dear mother. RUTH
PAXTON DIXON who departed this
life thirteen years ago. June q, 1914.
All your love and tender care.
Your cOmpanionship so rare
] remember now today.
Although You are far awav
There could never be another
As wonderful as you. dear mother
LOVING CHILDREN. THERESA. RUTH
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9th st NV
SARAH p NJ BROWN. Pres.
GENEVA TIPPErT, Dist. Pres.
EVELYN HOWELL, Rec secy.
TURNER, JOHN J. On Tuesday. June 4,
1857, at Georgetown University Hos
pital JOHN J. TURNER OF 1913 Key
blvd, Arlington. Va beloved husband
OF Olsa d. Turner and brother OF Miss
A. Forbes Of New York City. and Mrs
Jean Wilson of Hawaii Friends may
call at the Ives Funeral Home. 2S47
Wilson blvd Arlington. Va, where
funeral services will be held on Fri
Columbia Gardens Cemetery 8
TuRNER. IOHN There uNl he q sna
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June 3 1857 at her residence, oak
ton Va NAOMI CARRUTHERS. be-
loved wife Of the late Lemue A Car
ruthers and beloved mother Of Mrs.
J " McCollum and Mrs L e. Flood
Also suryiving are three ersndehil-
dren and three great-grandChildren
Services at the s. H Hines Co Funeral
Home, 2aOl i4th 81 NV, on Friday.
June at pm parking facilitieSl
Irfnrnnnf Fnrt Lincoln CemeterE
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JEFFERSON ROSWELL s. In loving
memory OF my husband ROSWELL 5
years ago today. June a. la47,
Memories Of YOU are as fresh a. the
dew
That tails In the early morn:
As YOU peacefully rest / stu love you
And will meet YOU In our heavenly
home
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June l. 1857 MRS. SUSIE IRENE
CLAYTON, widow Of the late william
J Clavtor ST She also Is survived
hy other relatives and many friends
After pm Thursday, June g. friends
are invited To call At the Jarvis Chapel
pm Friday. June :, at ST Mary s
Episcopal Church, I'D 81 between @
ana SITS. NV. Interment Harmony
CqnafpFv
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TUESDAY. June 4. 1857, FLOYD WAL
beloved husband Of Virginia James
Creglow and brother OF Miss Maxine
CregloW Friends are invited to
call at the Bethesda-chevy Chase Fu-
neral Home Of Robert Humphrey,
Bethesda Nd where services will be
held on Friday June T. at pm. In
terment Ridgeport, W Va. q
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BRADFORD. EALMoN Z. On Tuesday

June 1, 1897, at Walter Reed Hospital
EALMON ( BRADFORD of 6O1 CO.
lumoia road NV, beloved wife Of
Nathaniel M Bradford, mother OF Pa
trIcia and Carlton Bradford, daughter
Mamie r Hunter and Willie F., Johnny
L. and Snirlene Davis. She also is
survived By q most OF other relatives
frienos Mrs. Bradford may be viewed
at the ABOVE residence after 3 pm.
Thursday, June d. Funeral on Friday,
June :. from the Tried Stone Holiness
Church. 18th and SITS. ne, at IL
noon Interment Arlington National
Cemetery Services by Stewart D
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Dratha

DuvALI.. FRANK N. On Wednesday.
FRANK N 70 buyALL L.eS SeloVed h hSsRSsnd
S 81 Ida z Duvalh father Of Mrs. Almeta
Theresa M. Prsther. Miss Hannah pa-
vail and Henry F., Timothy. William
+. and Robert c. Duvall., Also suryiv-
sns SsTtesa Ave
Helen Cummings; one brother. Matthew
c. Duvall; two nieces three nephews,
ana host Of other relatives and
end om Funeral az Emory Sn sU Gfove S SS"rcS
Emory Grove. Md, the Rev. c. E.
Smallwood oficiating. Interment church
EVANS, vERNA S. On Thursday. June
9 1857, at the residence of her grand
daughter, 500 Buckingham drive Silver
Spring, Nd. vERNA S. EVANS, be-
Loved loVsd m9 other Of Mrs Hazel May Leng;
grandmother of Mrs. Marylon Blosser
She also is survived by two great
grandchildren. Friends may call at
roll st. NV. barking opposite where
services will be held on Saturday, June
:, a. pm. Interment George Wash
ington Cemetery
FLACK, CLYDE II. Services for CLYDE
Riyerdale: Md. will be held at 10 a m.
Funeral Home, Baltimore blvd Hy-
dttSNlilt. Mo. he is survived by his
wife, Mary Ethel. daughter, Bonnie;
son, Charles; mother, Mrs. Virginia
Elack: two sisters. Mrs Elaine Crisp OF
BBeriin' Germany and Mrs. Louis
fLACk, CLYDE II. Dob. On Tuesday
June 4 1857, at Prince Georges Hos
pital' CLYDE H. FLACK of 530S Taylor
I'd, Riverdale, Md. beloved husband
OF MARY E Flack and father of Bonnie
and Charles .Flack, He also is survived
by his mother, Mrs Virginia Flack
Relatives and friends may call at
GaSch's Funeral Home, 4s39 Balti.
more ave-. Hyattsville Ma, where
services will be held on Friday, June
at 10 am Interment Cedar Hill
Cemetery. Petersburg, Va. papers
please copy1
FLACK. CLYDE HARTFORD. A special
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-10-24

It's easier to carry all your
purchases in one bundle.
Your insurance, too, can be
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type policy covers most Of the
risks you face in your home -.
and it may save you money,
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We are qualified to help you
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Phone US right now = Wen be
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And remember, If you're not
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Mrs. Nelson says, "but they waded
right into it." Refreshments sold
at intermission were also thor
oughly enjoyed. "In fact, we had
to push people out to get them
to CO." Mrs. Nelson finished hap
PLY.
This is the Troops money-rais-
ing event of the year, but of
course the exact amount Of their
success in this department won't
be known until all the returns
are In. Hope it turns out a good
one.
Bannockburn Community Club
is holding another one of those
neighborhood blow-outs Il mean
dance and costume balD on Sat
urday night, Oct. &c. Come as
you are not" Is the theme for
this one. That leaves plenty to
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-10-24

load distribution in specialized
uses. Compact, short-Stroke VS's
are standard in all middleweight
L.C.F. models.
New Heavy Duty SpartanS
The big news in Series 90 and
100 is Chevrolet's rugged new
348-cu.-in. Workmaster V8. 1t
packs 230 h.p., and its radical
new Wedge-Head design assures
peak efficiency even with regular
grade gasoline.
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about you, but this is, something
l gotta see. The problem of de-
signing a church nowadays, so
that it seems to be part of the
twentieth century, but without
losing the feeling of religion and
worship, is a tough one. And 1
just naturally love to watch peo-
pie work at it.
The first stage of the new edi-
flee will provide a sanctuary with
280 seats, and nine classrooms
and an office in the basement. Flu
ture expansion will add another
hundred seats. Completion is ex-
pected by November of 1858. 1
am just as impatient as the par
ishioners.
Boy Scout Troop 444, Cabin
John, held its annual "Round Up
Square Dance" Friday, October
18, at the Junior Order Hall. at
sure was a success in the fun
department." reports Mrs. Nor.
man Nelson. (Mr. Nelson, who is
Scoutmaster, Is excused from re-
porting by reason of absence from
home. He and Asst Scoutmaster
John Mazzi took the Troop on a
camping trip to West Virginia
over the weekend. After square
dancing Friday night. I'd call that
devotion beyond the call of duty
Hats off to both of them.) 3t
The caller at this party was Ed
Gordon and the participants made
the most of it. Some of those lit
tie kids looked like midgets,"
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TUinbrOOk
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TlCinbrOOk
Jewell New
Head of
State Group
By Joan j. Stern
Garden 1887

Il. Guy Jewell, our own Broome
Jr. High School Principal, Is the
new President of the Maryland
State Teachers Association. He
has been active on committees
within the organization since
1917.
"One who works from day to
day without spectacular moves"
was the way Jewell described
himself and that was the way he
intends to preside over the asso-
citation, he says.
The years program will call
for furtherance of existing pro-
jects, with emphasis on the legis-
lative program, and on studies of
teaching conditions.
LegisIatively, they will back a
raise in teacher pay scales, driver
training in high schools, more
public and school libraries, and
an increase in normal school fac
ilities.
Studies are underway to ID
determine the actual number of
hours that teachers work, (2)
evaluate the existing group insur-
ance programs, and go to re-
evaluate retirement needs, and to
look into the requirements for
certification of a teacher.
Jewell points out that IS per
cent of all teachers in Maryland
schools cannot be certified and
are now teaching under emer-
gency conditions. He further
states that many of these teach
ers are working out well.
Last years MSTA membership
ran over $4,000 and this years
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-10-24
Cabin John Valley
Ground To Be
Broken For
New Church
BY Naomi L. Wood
Telephone Oliver 1854

The Reverend John Coleman,
minister of the Church of the
Redeemer in Fairway Hills, an
nounces that COMMUNICATING
ceremonies for the new church
will be held on Sunday, October
u, at II a. m. The outdoor cere-
mony will be held at the site of
the new building on Massachu-
sets Ave. at Sumner Drive. 1t
will take the place of the usual
nine and eleven a. m. services.
Cannon Charles r. Martin will be
guest preacher.
Customary services at 7:30 a.
m. will be held at the church. In
case of bad weather, the cere-
monies for the groundbreal1ing
will be held there, too, only a
committee will have to go out
and get wet while actual earth
is turned.
The new building, which is ex.
pected to cost about $150,O00, has
been designed with modern lines
but having the atmosphere Of
English country gothic" I dunno
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may go as high as 5000, accord
ing the Jewell.
Absenteeism at Broome took
sharp upward swing toward the
end of last week. BY Friday 200
were absent and an additional so
were sent home by noon. Most
of the ailing students complained
of headache, general i'll feeling,
and had moderately high tenn
peratures.
At Twinbrook and Meadowha1l
Elementaries absenteeism was on.
ly slightly above average.
Kindergarten children at Mea-
DOWNFALL for the first time this
year are experiencing a full
weeks work"
With the addition of Mrs. Ruth
Bregger to the staff the 90-odd
children are now grouped into
three kindergarten sessions with
no drop days. Previously it was
necessary for each child to drop
two to three days per week.
Mrs. Bregger, who returned to
the system after leave of alb
sence, previously was on the
Twinbrook Elementary School
staff.
Using Twinbrook as a "world
in miniature" Twinbrook Ele-
-fnentary school students will dis
cover "the needs and desires of
a community which causes it to
grow" according to DR.. Edda Lar
rimore, principal.
Minute observation of the local
scene will include everything
from the changes fall produces
both in nature and in the home,
to the mileage between 'Daddy's
office and home"
Director Of Recreation Burt
Kurland, talked to the 4th grade
which is studying recreation fac
ilities. The 5th grade, now en-
gagged in a special project on local
Government, has sent an invita-
ton to Mayor Dickran Y. How
sepian to speak to it. Later in
the year local factors win be re-
lated to the Federal Government
and then to the world.
Students at Meadowhall who
had their eyes tested last week
will have the audiometer test this
week.
Members of Homemakers II
will hold their second annual
square dance at the Rockcrest
Fieldhouse, Oct. 26, at $3.50. Pro.
ceeds from the dance will be used
next summer to support their
Pre-School Playground.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. ]. Caul will
call the dances again this year
In charge of the dance will be
Lorella Irwin, assisted by Mar
guerite Iandola, and Jean Ever
hart. For information or tickets
call Mrs. Irwin.
Democrats of the sixth precinct
are planning a party at the Civic
Center Nov. 8, following the wind
up of their registration and DOL
lars for Democrats" drives. AL
Democrats are invited.
Kathleen Dulin and ..Margot
Fonteyn appeared on the Capita
Theater stage October 81, which
was opening night for The Roya
Ballet, formerly known as the
Sadler's Wells Ballet. Margot, Of
course, is from England, and IL
year old Kathleen, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman M. Dulin, is
from Twinbrook.
Kathleen, who performed as q
Super, is a member of the Wash
ington Ballet Guild. and will an
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the Imagination, which there is a
great deal of around here. So it
ought to be sight. Bring your
own brooms," the invitation
says. Well now, If someone brings
a vacuum cleaner, does that make
her jet-propelled?
That one Is for the grown-ups.
Earlier in the day there will be
a Halloween Block Party for the
small fry. parents are just make
weights at this one: they buy the
lunch-in ADVANCED This one
starts off with a costume parade
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Revival Service
Until November 3

The Cedar Grove Baptist
Church is holding revival serv-
ices at 7:45 pm. each evening for
the week of October u to No
vember 3.
A special Youth Night is sched-
uled for Saturday, November 3.
Guest speaker for the revival is
the Reverend L. X. Kelly, pastor
of the Highland Baptist Church
of Florence, Alabama.
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pear in minor roles with them
on November 16 and II in Swan
Lake and Chinese Nightingale
when Alexandra Danilova and
Frederick Franklin will be guest
artists.
With The Royal Ballet, Kath-
leen made two appearances: Octo-
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at u noon. After the eats, the
program promises favors, clowns,
singing and dancing, and Live
Band.
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