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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-04-11
Jr. Olympics
Meets June l

The Montgomery County Jun
ior Olympic Games will be held
June /, at 9 am, at the North
wood High School. The games,
held under the auspices of the
AAU of the District of Columbia,
will be open to all boys and girls
between the ages of eight and 16.
A bicycle marathon will be con.
Quoted in addition to the regular
track and field events.
Chairman of the committee for
the races is James P. Welsh, Spe.
cial Investigator of the States
Attorneys office in Rockville.
The committee comprises 81
members, including leaders in
sports, business, radio and TV,
government and public service.
Plans of this group include the
creation of an athletic scholar.
ship.
A new highlight of the games
will be team trophies which will
be awarded to winners of the var
ious team events. Information
concerning entry blanks and spe-
cific events will be published
later.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-04-11
Sherwood
PlaysRMHS

When Sherwood High Schools
baseball team travels to Rockville
to meet Richard Montgomery to.
morrow at $3.50 p. m, nine return
ing lettermen will bolster the
Warrior lineup, according to
Coach James H. Conner who
hopes to play at least 500 ball
this year. Assisting him in coach
ing the team is William Smith.
Buddy Kuykendall, an outstand-
ing Sherwood athlete, top the
players with previous experience
and holds down the catcher's job,
At shortstop, Bryan Thompson is
considered by his coaches to be a
terrific fielder. Playing as first
baseman or pitcher will be John
Beall, a good utility man, and
Vernon Welton will add his tai
ents as pitcher or third baseman
for the Sandy Spring team. An
other reliable pitcher is Lynn
Thurman and among the outfield-
ers are lettermen John Dustin,
Edmund Russell, Raymond Miles
and George Pontius.
At shortstop Conner has Tony
Santini, senior, and at third
base a junior, Larry Ziegler.
Among the rockies, mostly soph.
ignores, are Pitcher Ralph Pur-
cell, first baseman Tyson Baker,
outfielder Merritt Minnick, and
second baseman Howard Edwards
and Buzzie Dustin.
Sherwood's record last season
was nine wins against four losses.
Conner feels that his toughest
game this year will be Frederick.
Baseball schedule:
April II: Richard Montgomery
there, $3.50.
April Is: Northwood,f $3.50.
April II: Frederick" 2:30.
April 80: Poolesville," $3.50.
May 2: Damascus $3.50.
May 6: Gaithersburg there, $3.50.
May 8: Northwood there, $3.50.
May ID: Poolesville there, $3.50.
May 10: Damascus there, $3.50.
May 20: Gaithersburg,' $3.50.
May %: Laurel,' 200.
May %: Walter Johnson there,
$3.50.
May 81: Richard Montgomery
$3.50.
T. denotes home games).
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-04-11

Reed Brothers 20-16, B & B Jets
1914, Fraley & Son 1918, FEEDER
line Plumbing 1921, Ben Frank
lin 1928, Fisher Lumber 1924.
High team set: Dala1nar Alleys
1849, Ben Franklin 1778, High
team game: Dalamar Alleys 672,
B & B Jets 648. High individual
average: High Davis 1852, Har-
ry Burdette 1877, Leroy Burdette
1852, John Eader 1856, John
Federline 114-78, Ray Brodeur ia
81 Kenny Federline 114-27, Elmer
Vetter 114-18, Gene Geisbert 49,
AZ, Doug Fletcher 1900. High in
dividual sets: Davis 426, Bill Ma
roney AIT, L. Burdette Ala, fetch
err Alp, Eader 400, S. Nehause
405, H. Burdette 402, Willie Miles
401, K. Federline 1913, Dick Reid
1877. High individual games: H.
Luhn 1T, Fletcher, ia, Geisbert
1859, Eader 166, Ollie Watkins 1914,
Miles 1874, ]. Federline 164, Mon.
roney 162, Davis 161, Brodeur 161.
High individual spares: Davis, H.
Burdette, 241, J. Federline 233,
Wilson Clagett 228, L. Burdette
227, Eader 224, K. Federline 211,
Brodeur 210, Jim Federline 210
Vetter 204.
High individual strikes: Davis
76, Brodeur IS, L. Burdette 81
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-04-11

amount of the money necessary
to operate the program, the Asso-
citation will handle players insur-
ance by requiring each member
of a team to pay SIPS for insur-
ance.
With May 4 announced as the
opening date for all teams, plans
are now being made for first day
ceremonies, according to Tuchtan.
Last year the players formed a
motorcade through Rockville,
headed by the Mayor and town
baseball officials.
OF the 26 teams, eight win be
In the Midget League, II in the
Pee-Wee group, and six in the
Junior League. The Civilians will
sponsor senior team which will
participate in county competition.
Teams in the Pee-Wee division
will be West Kiwanis, East XII
wants, Robbins & Clark, Optimist,
Rotary, Day-Moxley, Jr. Chamber
Of Commerce, Bealrs ESQ, Wire
ware, WE Cab, Bridges,
Peter and Spencer, and the Po-
tonic team.
Midget teams are Stauffer,
Rockville Merchants, Geeraert-
Twinbrook, Rockville Kiwanis,
Optimist, st. Mary's CYO, Stand
ard Supply, and Bradley Lumber.
Junior mines are Leland Fisher,
Hungerford Towne, st. Mary's
CYO, Rockville Construction, Mil
Ter & Fields, and Rockmont
Motors.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-04-11
.RckO Beats
AAU Record

Bethesda's swimming star, Tim
Jecko, a sophomore at Yale Uni
versity, set new United States
record in the 400-yard individual
medley when he competed in the
National AAU mems indoor swim
ming and diving championships
at Daytona Beach Wednesday.
Representing the New Haven,
Conn.,, Swim Club, Jecko set a
record time of A minutes 1872 Sec
onds as he won the medley con-
sisting of 100 yards each of back
stroke, butterfly, breaststroke and
freestyle. Jecko lost the 100-yard
butterfly, coming in second, and
was also second in the 20-yard
butterfly race, to tally total of
II points to tie for second place
in individual scoring.
Jecko's team finished in first
place with 68 points to lead the
Raleigh team which had a total
of 81.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-04-11
Game Group Meets

Maryland's Game and Inland
Fish Commission will conduct a
public hearing in the Severn
Room of Carvel Hall at Annapo.
lis, tomorrow night at 1880, to
discuss proposed regulations of
the Commission which pertain to
open seasons and bag limits for
game.
Regulated Shooting areas, a spe-
cial season to hunt antlerless
deer, reporting of killing wild
turkeys, fee-fishing lakes and a
special raccoon dog training sea-
son are among regulations to be
discussed, All interested sports
men are urged to attend.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-04-11

Princemont Construction (Hyland
1881 BANKED Collins Brothers
(Loeffler 369), Reed Brothers
FLETCHER 1861 BANKED J. L. King
Floor Co. Simmons 1851, and
Veterans Sheetmetal (OConnor
and D, Carroll 340) won two from
Rockville Bowling Center (Geis-
bert 1851.
Team standings: Reed Brothers
1872, STAINS Tastee Diner 1912,
Rockville Fuel and Feed 1913,
Princemont Construction 1913,
Rockville Bowling Center 1915,
Veterans Sheetmetal 1918, ]. l..
King Floor Co. 1918, Collins
Brothers 11-19.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-04-11
Rockville 1925" League

Demory Construction (Demory
327) won two from Tri-State En-
cheering (Kibbey 36D; Five
Dukes Duquette 340) won two
from B & w Construction (Eu.
bank 1927, Modern Furniture
Coates 1861 BANKED U. S. Post
Office Keller 1881, A. Guide Sons
Co. Pearson 1867 won two from
Grafton Shell Via 313), Mems
Quality Shop Glenn 1851 BANKED
AIS Texaco (Kisner 318), Geer.
aert's Twinbrook (Ring 321 won
two from Rockmont Motors
(Beane 325), Robbins & Clark III
Tydings 1870 won two from Mont
gomery Tire Hunt 1851.
Team standings: Modern Furni
ture 27-9, Five Dukes 24-12, Mems
Quality Shop 20-16, A. Guide Sons
Co. 1917, B & w Construction
1918, AIS Texaco 1918, Montgom
cry Tire 1918, U. S. Post Office
1919, Grafton Shell 1913, Rock
mont Motors 1910, Tri-State En-
cheering 1920, Demory Construc
ton 1921, Geeraert's Construc
ton 1922, Robbins & Clark 1924
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-04-11
Blair, BCC Place

In the Alexandria Memorial Re
lays at George Washington High
Stadium last Saturday, Montgom.
cry Blair finished third with %
points, far behind Washington
Lee who won the Relays for the
fourth time with 661s points. In
second place was Wakefield with
So points.
Another Montgomery County
team, Bethesda-Chevy Chase,
managed to finish in tenth place
with 1914 points. Mccullough
gave the Barons a first in the
broad jump with a distance OF
20 feet.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-04-11
IZAAK WALTON AWARD

John F. Stowell of Washington,
Eastern Representative of the
Izaak Walton League of America,
was awarded an unprecedented
Tribute of Appreciation" at the
annual banquet Of the League
Friday at the Mayflower Hotel,
attended by more than 500 dele.
gates and members of the u. S.
Senate and House of Representa-.
tiVes.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-04-11
SHERWOOD COUNTRY FAIR

The annual County Fair, spon-
sored by the Sherwood PTA, will
be held at the high school gym.
nasium in Sandy Spring on Sat.
urday April 10, from 2 pm. to
$3.50 pm.
Climaxing the fair will be a
turkey dinner, with all the trim.
mings, to be held in the school
cafeteria from 4 to 7:30 pm.
Cost OF the dinner is SIPS for
adults and IS cents for children
under IL.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-04-11
G'burg Mems League

Team standings: Higgins Oil 81
33, Blue Moon 1887, Western Au
to 51-39, Stone Brothers 50-40
Gaithersburg Barber Shop 1912
Seneca Hotel 4743, Rockville c &
P, 47-43, Midway Diner 42-48, Wa
tiers Motors 1852, NOMINEES &
Poppies 1854, Musser Brothers
1854, Congressional Lumber SO,
81.
High set: J. Martin 375. High
average: D. Fletcher 1853, D.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-04-11
st. Mary's Women

Standings: Tigers $3.50, Chip
hunks 1882, Muskrats 1882, Tur.
ties Aba, Jaguars 1887, Does 81
38, Ocelots 36-39, Yaks BAL, Mink
29.46, Panthers o. AZ.
High team game: Ocelots 488,
Tigers 486. High team set: Gee
lots 1890, Chipmunks 1864. 300
Club: Mary James 324. High aver.
age: Dot Macchio 95, Doris HUI
gus "a, Mary James 81. High
game: Mary Schaaf, Betty Baum
1913. High strikes: Macchio "a, Pat
Lauritzen %, Martha Peden %.
High set: Macchio $50, Claire
Schrott 324, James 324. High flat:
Lucy Whit "a, Macchio. High
spares: Macchio 81, Hulgus SO.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-04-11
G'burg $3.50" League

Standings: Melody Inn 20-13,
Jacks Barber Shop 1915, Thomas
Hardware 1915, Reber's Variety
1915, Blood's Jewelry 1915, Cha.
pin Lumber Co. 1915, G. D. Arm
strong 1917, Center Market 1917,
Ritchie Finance Corp. 1917, Baker
Motor Service 1913, Kinsey's ESQ
1920, Farmers Supply 1920.
Team records: Jacks Barber
Shop Gil, Melody Inn GOT, Reber's
Variety 603. High team set:
Jacks Barber Shop 1,722; Melody
Inn 1,719; Chaplin Lumber. Co.
1887.
Individual records: George
Smith 1881, John Smith 112-51,
Sidney Brake 1927, Billy CHS
well 1908, Bill Perrell 110-29,
Author Smith 11014, Herbert
Martin 110-04, Bob Haynes 109-69,
Ralph Windsor 1886, Bob Swan
son 100-56, Ray Wachter 10942,
Gene Stone 1898. High spares:
George Smith 1877, Harry Jones
1856, Gene Stone 100. High
strikes: Bob Haynes 63, Billy
Chiswell 60, Ralph Windsor So.
High game: Billy Chiswell 179,
Wash White 165, John Smith 1874.
High set: George Smith 419, John
Smith 404, Arthur Smith 400.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-04-11

At the worlds largest coal
barge unloading dock. now being
built at Memphis, Tenn, each
boom will handle 1900 tons of
coal an hour, or enough coal to
heat more than 200 modern six
room homes for an entire w inter.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-04-11
st. Mary's Men

Team standings: Buckeyes AZ
"a, Bruins 1885, Illini 44-37,
Dukes 44-37, Tarheels 40-41, Rams
38-43, Terps 3744, Wildcats 81.
d, Trojans 1914, Spartans 1916.
High team game: Illini SOB.
Wildcats 573. High team set: I'LL.
nj 1850, Tarheels 1902. High in.
dividual average: Frank Brown
108, Lou CT. John 108. High in.
dividual game; Lou Scarpelli 166,
Lou st. John 152. High individual
set: st John 391, Brown 81. High
strikes: st. John 81, Brown A,
Mongelli ID. High spares: st.
John 173, Bob Mcintyre 164. High
flat: Fair 95, Scarpelli 81, HAZEL
81, and J. Schrider 81.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-04-11
Boys Boy, Baseball
{. Begins May 4
SPONSORS Enter 20 Teams
In Midgets, Pee-Wees, Jrs.

The Rockville Boys Baseball Association meet Tuesday at
the Rockville Junior High make plans for the
opening of its schedule which 26 compete locally A. M
Tuchan president of the Association
and other working with these this meeting and
particularly anxious obtain volunteer for
handling midget team.
Since Mayor agreed appropriate partial
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-04-11

The submarine was not gener-
ally recognized as a legitimate
instrument Of warfare until the
Civil War.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-04-11

Reid 112-57, G. Smith 1926, B.
Grimes 109.75, j. Page 109.60, ],
Smith 109-46, L. Stone 1894, r.
Housley 1878, v. Bryant 106-77,
A. Van Why 1864, H. Jones 106-
20, j. Martin 1864, D. Rail 106.
9, c. Sadler 1886, M. Barbour
105-10. High spares: D. Fletcher
242, D. Reid 212, G. Smith 212, H
Jones 1874, L. Stone 1872, B. Grimes
1873, ]. Smith 1872. High strikes:
J. Smith 81, D. Fletcher 60, D.
Reid So, A. Van Why 81, c. Sadt
Ter 81, ]. Page 81.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-04-11
Rockville Ladies

Class B. Modern Furniture
(Ankney 1861 won two from AIS
Texaco (Scarpelli BID; Rotkmont
Motors crush 301) won two from
Hungerford Inn &C. Disney $3.50 ;
Chuck's Mobile English 347)
BANKED Miller & Fields (Arm.
strong 312); Medley jewelers.
Brooks 319) won two from Ba-
ker Motors (Klsner 1881. Hazel
Kisner rolled a gold medal game
of 179 and had six strikes to make
a new season high game and high
set.
Class A: United Carburetor
Schneider 1922 won two from
Tolmur's Restaurant (Stiles 310);
r. L. McElfish Duvall 376) won
two from Geeraerts Twinbrook
English 337); Children's Center
(Benson 304) won two from Will
liams Barber Shop (Rush) 325;
Rockville Glass Curtis 325) won
two from Rockville Shopper
white 315).
Team standing Class B: VIII
liams Barber Shop 1888, Rock
vile Glass 1888, United Carbure-
tor 44-40, r. L. McElfish 4440,
Children's Center 42-42, Geeraert's
Twinbrook 39-45, Rockville Shop
per 1916, Tomur's Restaurant
37.47.
Team standings Class A: AL
Texaco 1895, Baker Motors AZ
81, Chuck's Mobile 1895, Medley
jewelers. 1886, Modern Furniture
37-47, Miller & Fields 37.47, Rock
mont Motors 36-48, Hungerford
Inn $3.50.
Rockville Major
Rockville Fuel and Feed white
1881 won two from STAINS Tastee
Diner (Wayne Souder 349),
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-04-11

High flat game: Walter Ratliff
81. Free haircut: Sidney Brake,
$50.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-04-11

FARRELL 81, j. Federline 60, Eader
SO, Vetter SO, Geisbert 81, Clagett
81 Martin 81.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-04-11
Rockville Major

Rockville Fuel and Feed white
1881 won two from STAINS Tastee
Diner (Wayne Souder 349),
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-19
News Of D. c. Studios
She's Jet-PropeIIed
By SHEILA GALLAGHER


wTTG-5, doesn't look old enough to be the
mother Of teen-age boy and near teen-age
girl. The attractive brunette Is q veteran TV
performer. Among her many accomplishments,
Jean can claim to be the only civilian woman
checked out for Navy Jets. She has so flying
hours to her credit.
She started her Jet flying career while work.
ing at KvDO, the Corpus Christi, Tex, sta
ton. She was doing q kind Of current events
show the purpose Of which was to recruit naval
cadets She decided that If the mothers could
see her nying-a mere girl-they wouldn't be
so reluctant to let their sons enter the service.
Jean, who moved to Washington because
she was stirred Of being 1000 miles away from my
parents" knows exactly what she has to offer
TV. I'm not singer, or an actress or q dancer"
she says. I'm q saleslady. Instead Of selling
over a counter or ringing doorbells, do it on
televison." She loves television but admits there
is little glamour to it; mostly just hard work.
But think II ever gave 1t up" she said, I'D
end up in tub No. in the laundry"
WNdALs Joe McCanrey suggested there
should be q hall of fame for living Senators
instead of Just deceased ones. He asked listeners
to write in their nominations for the greatest
living Senator'S One letter submitted these
names: Eddie Yost, Roy Sievers, Pete Runnels
and Chuck Dresser. Mccartney swears the guy
was on the leVel Jimmy Dean win bring his
morning CHS show down to Norfolk, Va, from
June 10 to IA. The occasion is the International
Naval Review, feature Of the jamestown Fes-
tival. DR.. Juliana Day, star psychiatrist at
the National Institute of Mental Health here, will
discuss "frigidity" on the Donna Douglas show
Wednesday Q:l0 pm, WTOP-0.
WMAI-Ts newsman Del Make made some
pictures Of Gypsy Rose Lee when she visited
washington. The Gypsy liked them so much
she borrowed the film for her appearance on
the NBC Home Show. WTOP's art director
Pete Masters is now an American citizen.
WTTG-5s sales have increased so much that
the station Is out of the red, into the black, and
its owners are not quite as blue. Jimmy
Dean recently removed his boot on the CHS show
to disclose hole in his SOCK After ve days he had
received so pairs Of socks from concerned viewers
all over the country. When Joe Reagan, the
leader Of the western singing group THE Buck
SKINS" recently appeared on Lawrence Weeks
show, the maestro told him, "You have wonder
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-19

NEW LOCAL STAR-Jean Ramsey,
who includes flying jets among her
interests, is the new weather girl at
WTTG-5. Her show is the Weather
Wheel, Monday Friday, 655 pm, and
Monday Tuesday, lilo pm, and
Wednesday-Thur Friday, Ills.
full group and I'd like to hire you permanently
If my budget would permit it,"
The big news in town is that Robert J.
Enders, Inc, the Washington company that pro-
duces about rs per cent of the civil defense films
and has many industrial accounts, has made q
deal to do the Best of the Post" TV series. The
series will open up the vast material Of the Sat-
urday Evening Post, which, according to Mr..
Enders. should never run dry" The firm has
leased an MGM studio, the first independent TV
outfit to do this, and to date they have shot SO
half-hour films in full color.
The Junior Leaders Club from Washington's
Central YMCA will appear Friday on the Mickey
Mouse Club Is pm, WMAI-D doing gymnastic
exercises. Louis v. Myers, associate director OF
health and physical education at the Y, said the
film Tin which he also will appear was shot
about year -and-a-half ego.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-23
Porty Recalls Old Days
For Centenorion | onight

A candle for every year will
be the one triumph missing
from the birthday party
planned tonight for Mrs. Elem
nora Beckett, born on Novem-
Der %. 1857.
The party will be held at
her home, ia U street NV, by
relatives and friends. 1t should
please the modest centenarian,
who counts as one Of her fond
est memories neighborhood get
togethers called pound parties
in the old days.
She explains that. if any
family down on its luck needed
help, everyone would come
there with "a pound of this
or that-but always good to
eat" They were real good
times, she remembers.
Mrs. Beckett was born in
Richmond. Her grandfather
was a slave who purchased
his freedom. and her father
was a printer for the Rich
mond Inquirer. He lost his job
after the Civil War. and the
family moved to Washington
when she was Is with her two
sisters and a brother.
She was married in 1889.
worked as a maid in George
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-23

joyce Gordon Cohen. 10. Takoma
John sS;4sTlss Mssasns !, s l.. sss SIN q,
e. i5io ia Trin dad s Ali VI sa'''f'
Va. and Dorothy Bessie sities, 20,
john rss 5ossph csnihsns, -. 1900 Msssa-
s R'sses sEs ,a NV s sRd y Lev anne
Edward John witt, 43. and Rose Regina
Riebert. ~, both Of Baltimore.
John Joseph Keane. IT,. 23, $50
Carolina ri NV, and Mary Eliza
beth Kegel, Is, Arlington, We.
Richard Creel Sims, jr.. 32s and
Miriam Louise Dawson Hutchinson,
%, both Of 2b00 Clifbourne pl. NV,
Nelson Mckinley pinkney, 81, and
Bessie Lee Burden. AZ. both Of sos
Oakdale pl. NV.
william Dennis watson. jr.. IS. 906
webster st. NV. and MARY Eliza
beth Hall, so, 1874 v st. NV:
st. NV, and julia Ann Roberts. 20,
1882 o st. NV
Albert Norman BOve. So, 2031 p St.
NV, and Karen Lynn Thompson,
81. 1880 New Hampshire ave. NV.
Bradford Everett Williams, Al. Pugh-
Trent Trent sS. a a. eEeph.rd SAI g. NV
Tracy Martin, rs, 1855 T st. NV,
and Bessie Wilson. 20. III v St.
Theodore wilson Barksdale. 20. $50
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-23

Webster st. NV. and Kate DrIprs,
Pendieton. 20. 1918 Ista st. NV
Gs PpoI Ei Fdr ys. 81 D 2 s sRs A Ms
81. NV.
George saslaw. 81. 5I1 9th st. NV,
and Adonna Grace Hopkins. 20. 1922
Biltmore st. NV.
Chong Hoon Kim. 20, 2115 Penn
sylvania ave. NV, and Chung Bin
YIN. "a, Seoul, Korea
NV. and Margie Simon, %, 735
New Jersey ave. NV.
Erwin Berger. 25. and Elizabeth
virginia Catherine Bright, 20. both
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-23

are four grandchildren and
seven great grandchildren. She
lives with q niece. Mrs. Sarah
H. Tancil.
Mrs. Beckett's greatest COM
fort now is her church. She
attends the Ebenezer AAGE
Church every Sunday and is a
past president Of the Stew
ardess' Board. She has also
maintained a continuous mem
bership in the Bloomingdale
Civic Association.
Her favorite diversions are
reading the Bible, writing let
tiers and refreshing her niece's
memory.
"She's very sharp" Mrs.
Tancil said. She picks me up
on things all the time"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-23
Visitors Spend More

HOT SPRINGS, Ark.-The
National Association of Travel
Organizations was told at its
recent convention here that ex-
penditures by foreign tourists
in the United States are in
creasing by about 10 per cent a
year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-23
MARRIAGE
LICENSE
APPLICATIONS

Under D. C. Lam couples
must apply for a marriage
license on one day. iDnit three
fun days and receiUe the
license on the nth day. Sun
days and holidays are counted
the same as other days.
Jesse +, Nsshsnial ,d EHssnks ~ 5o,n and z
Albert william Collins, "a, salem
Mass, and Claire o'Donnell, SO,
charinyas Puine.saene. 80, New Yorl
City, and Chayalee Kongphnnt, 81
Robert Gene Anderson, Is. 1850 Kalo-
Paige, is, Alexandria. va.
James Edward Mayhin. 25. 1883 j st
NV, and Helen Annie Lee King
II. 1467 Corcoran st. NV.
Kenneth Reginal Olszewski. II, l44t
Rhode Island ave. NV. and Char.
lene Ann stevenson, 20, 1887 Rhode
Del. and sylvia Annette Ferguson
23, Fairmont Heights. Nd.
Jacob Leon Herson. 80. 2737 Devon
shire pl, NV, and Ida Wenzen. AZ
Arvis Thomas Boddie, rs, Rocky Mount
N. c., and Retha Jeanette Smith
Is, = qsllatin q; NV; -,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-23

Fred Harris Photo.
town homes and later at the
old Washington, Baltimore and
Annapolis Railroad terminal
here. Her husband. James w.
Beckett, was a coachman. He
died in 1905. The last of her
five children died in 1852. There