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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-22

Mrs Phil silverstone; third
vice president. Mrs. julius
symons: treasurer, Mrs. IT.
win Schwarz: financial sec
rotary. Mrs. David Wall; as
sistant financial secretary,
Mrs. Ben Goodman; record
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-22

maintains a free animal clinic
at II o street NV. which
served more than $4,000 ami
mails last year. The work Is
supported by club member
ship and donations. Pets may
be enrolled for membership
on the payment Of 81 q year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-22

Come see u. when you're at Seven Corner.
Evening star., 1957-04-17
Lady Forbes
To Speak
Tuesday

Lady Lula Forbes will ad-
dress members and guests of
the Washington Branch Of the
English Speaking Union Tues
day at the Sulgrave Club.
Her subject will be "Unity
on Three Continents" the
United States. Great Britain
and Latin America.
The speaker. who is giving
talks in various parts Of the
United States under the
auspices of the English Speak
ing Union. has led a varied life
in many parts Of the world. Her
knowledge ranges from Ango-
American relations to the early
history of Peru.
She is the daughter of Sir
Henry Juta. who was active in
the political life Of South
Africa and Speaker of the
House of Assembly there. Lady
Forbes grew up knowing many
prominent persons-such as
Rhodes. Kipling and SHUTS,
She studied to be a successful
opera singer and later married
a British diplomat and aban-
doned her career.
Lady Forbes spent a number
Of years in Peru as the wife OF
the British Ambassador and
Evening star., 1957-04-17

to ambassadors from Red
China. So the rate Of turn
over is helpful all the way
around.
Despite the big political
changes that took place in
Poland this past winter, its
diplomats are still close
mouthed on such affairs.
Although our experts say that
Poland has now broken away
from Russia ideologically, the
diplomatic comment on this
yesterday was, "how can q
socialist country break away
ideologically from a socialist
country?"
There was no explanation
given as to why the Polish
Embassy annex on the corner
Of Wyoming avenue and
Twenty-third streets has its
windows barred all the way
to the third floor. This is still
q mystery.
Evening star., 1957-04-17
Annapolis House
And Gurden Tour
Set for Muy

A tour Of small city gardens
and houses in Annapolis will be
held May l8 and 10. for benefit
of the Historic Annapolis Pres
ervation Fund. The tour lasts
from to 6 pm. both days.
Ten houses are on this years
tour, which starts at "a State
Circle. The small city gardens
of Annapolis have long been
noted for their charm and their
interesting plant material.
Colonial Annapolis with its
maritime background has al
ways had an air Of faraway
places. Today. with many Of
the gardens belonging to globe
trotting naval officers, that
touch is still present.
Evening star., 1957-04-17
Episcopal Home
Pluns Benefit

The Board Of Managers of
the Episcopal Church Home
will hold its annual benefit
card party April "a from 2
to 5 pm. in the main ball.
room Of the Shoreham Hotel.
Mrs. Angus Dun, wife OF the
Bishop Of the Diocese OF
Washington, heads the pa
irons list. Mrs. Walter r.
Hardisty is general chairman
OF the card party.
Those IN charge Of the var
ious tables are: Mrs. Eber r.
Price. door prizes; Mrs. o. w.
Martin, gifts; Miss Matte d.
Simms. fancy work; Mrs. Allen
F. Bigelow. cakes: and Mrs.
Paul Herring, candy. Mrs.
Charles e. Hadley is In charge
Of the sale OF tickets and Mrs.
Kenneth Hulse is card party
treasurer.
Evening star., 1957-04-17

Beall Provensen. panel mem
bers included: Mrs. John Coul-
son, wife of the Minister Of
the British Embassy; Nine.
Snidvongs, wife of the First
Evening star., 1957-04-17

Secretary of Thailand: Nine.
van Baarda.. wife of the First
Secretary of the Netherlands
Embassy. and Nine. Soder-
blom. wife of the Attache Of
the Swedish Embassy.
Evening star., 1957-04-17
Congressional c Club
Hears Panel Tolk

I'VE and They" was the sub
ject Of an international panel
program at a. recent meeting
Of the Congressional Club.
Led by chairman Hester
Evening star., 1957-04-17

became greatly interested in
the present and the past Of
that country. Because of her
interest in the affairs Of Peru
she received its highest decora-
alton, the Order Of the Sun.
She has been an active
speaker on many topics before
European audiences that have
included the monarchs of
Sweden and the Netherlands.
Evening star., 1957-04-17
Presents Cup

Presents Cup
In memory of Miss Elsie
Janis. famed entertainer.
American Liberty Chapter,
D. A. R. recently presented at
its meeting at the Chapter
House a silver loving cup to
the Chapter House.
1t was presented on behalf
OF Miss Janis family. Miss
Janis was a life long member
of American Liberty.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-11-20

rlcan Experience Table. Ma
staru ljestvicu uplata ne mo-
ze Sc wise nitko osigurati kod
Zajednice.
U suglasju toga Hrv. Brat
ska Zajednica izdaje slijede-
ce cetiri vrsti certifikata III
votnog osiguranja:
/. Endowment at age IS
years" = (Placanje do sta
rosti Cd IS godina, i ako clan
tn starost dozivi, osigurnina
mu Sc isplacuje u gotovom).
2. "2O-Payment life En-
dowment at age IS years =
(Placanje punih 20 godina,
nakon cega certifikat je u
placen, isplacuje Sc clanu u
gotovom, ako dozivi starost
cd IS godina).
3. Endowment at age 65
years. - (Placanje do sta
rosti cd IS godina, i ako clan
tn starost dozivi, osigurnina
mu Sc isplacuje u gotovom).
4. "2O-Year Endowment
= (Placanje punih 20 godina,
j ako je clan u to vrijeme xiv,
moze dobiti isplatu osigur-
nine u gotovom, iii uzeti je-
dan cd "Option-a' navedenih
u certifikatu).
Svi Option-i (izbori), koje
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-11-20

hhilanu, Ia OQSJck nJCSOVO SnlJeZQO POmlal-
ka bro 157 Hrvaske Bratske Zajednce zajedncu prize
djuju Banket CTurkey Dnncr) ncdjeu, "a novembra
1857, Hrvatskom Domu 800 Beaver Avenue, koj &C
poceti tocno $50 posje podne
Oval Blanket prredjujc poGast Miss Barbara Ann
Bogovch, koja je proslog eta bia okrunena Trecu
kraljicu Hrvatskog Centra.
Ulaznce Blanket vec prodaj po $50 pc osobi.
Oni koj zee doci Bankct jos nemau ulaznice neka
pozovu eefon svoe rezcrace makar diva dana prize
Bankea to Mrs Dorothy Toplak teefon: MI 3-3763, iii
Miss Frances Luksch, telefon: MI 3-6376.
Stoga mi pozvamo canove nasega odsjeka gnjez-
da Pomlaka kao Glanove nase Ia aednicc ednih od
sjeka Beaver Valley, e prijaele mjesta okolcc,
da pos ete svoom prsutnoscu uzvelGau oval Ban
ket pocast made clance seste Barbara Ann Bogo
vich, koa je svojm radon doprinosima Hrvatski
Cenar zasluzla da ju so ljepse dosojne pocastmo.
Mas odbor brine da lijepo doceka pogosti
ovom Banketu ko unaprijed pozdravja kce:
Dobro dos Jennie LuLsich zv zvjestiteljica
Nasa napomena. Ljepo je pohvano, da mas jek
Mdlandu broj 535 negovo gnijezdo Pomadka broj 157
pocast svoe Kraljice Miss Barbara Ann Bogovich pr
redjuju pocasn banket ko banket mi srdacno preporu
camo nasem clanstvu Mdandu okolc da svi izkazu
postovane ovo nasoj odlcno canc Kraici proslavlje
nog Croatian Centra Pittsburghu
oval ljepi PRIMER trebao b ugledati prv odsjek
Hrvatske Braske Zaednice broj Ptsburghu, takoder
mas odlicn odsjek bro 72 Unontownu. Urednistvo.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-11-20

Sc u ovom prirucniku spomi-
ME, temelje Sc ma jedinici Cd
81, 100000 osiguranja, "a vi
Sc, iii mamie osiguranja, L.
zimlje sc proporcionalni (raz-
mjerni) dio te jedinice.
Endowment at Age IS Years
Ovo je najumjerenija vrst
certifikata osiguranja sto Sc
moze dobiti, obzirom ma cinje-
nicu, da Sc pristojbe moraju
placati "a dulje vremena, ne
go Ii sc to trazi "a druge vr-
sti osiguranja. U ovom slu-
caju clan plaza pristojbe dok
dozivi starost cd IS godina,
i ako tn starost dozivi, ME
gov certlflkat dozrlJeva / po-
stale Endowment (clanova
zaklada).
Kad certifikat dozrije, on
da clan ina izbor cd slijede-
cih Options:
Option broj 1 - "Paid-up
insurance" - (uplaceno o.
siguranje) - 81, 100000 j is
platu u gotovom novcu u svo-
tt cd $112.52.
Option broj 2 = "Paid-up
insurance (uplaceno o.
siguranje) - ST. ,127.OO.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-11-20
1lavna Uprava Zaednce poCast svom mrtvm Canovimf
SLUzBENA 0BAV!JEST CLANSTYU U
POCAST NASIH DRAGiH P0K0jNIKA

Ma svooj redoynoj sednici dne 1 nOyembra 1857.
kvrsn Odbor jednogasno e rieSo da od sada pa
pred plaza kiiScic (cuts slke naSh poke jnka
sto donaSa sluZbenom glaslu Ia ence, "Za jedn
Caru kOe slilc do sata raCuna icdan dollar.
To c ucinj jeno p0Gast umru Clanu.
DIVINE zscSCuic odsje6ne tain>c na,c clano,c, da
blduGe slilc pokojnLa neSaiu Ako tto po-
sale ta nccc bt yraccn narag, ncgo prcdan ko
rist kliSeja IL glaNnu blaganu
Ia zenibene silc cd sada wise. Ma diva stup
potpunc vecne zendbcni par 800. la
druge sEe kod preaza iz Pomladka sliCno jcdan stu
pac kaO do sada jedan dollar yeCe $500
N0vac stc posia iedno uredni5tyo
"ZajedniCara".
Moimo da gornjc uvaz. - Urednstvo
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-11-20

je Endowment" (njegova "a
klada), onda ina ma izbor
jedan cd slijedecih Option
a.:
Option broj / - "Paid-up
insurance" - S1,00O.OO is
platu u gotovom u svoti Cd
S112.52.
Option broj 2 - "Paid-up
insurance (uplaceno O.
siguranje) - $1,127.0O.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-11-20
Coll,bo

Polka Medley Combo
SOlOst - Rose Murcko
Moi Ocka Ina konjca Diva
Vocal Duet - Ann SmunOvich and Thomas Meday
Tyrolean Couple Dance
Dorothy Flip, Frank Thomas, Doris Srsic, Jack
Flip, Ann Simunovich and Thomas Meday
Boj, Boj (koracnca from opera Zrnsxi) Orchestra
Macedonia KOlo ............. Dancers
Gdje 81 No6as Zlato III Orchestra
kucicc Pod GOrama - AccOrdian Solo Frank Thomas
Croatian Village Scenes Becari and entire Ensemble
Solo by Jan Comport
"Javor' - Selections - Croatian Folk Songs
Featuring Seo Orchestra for Evening Dancing
SUNDAY NOVEMBER "a, 1857 - 800 p. M.
CrOatian National Hall
1922 North Canal Street. n S., Pittsburgh Pa.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-11-20

"HRVATSkI SELJACkI SVATOVI', gore sli-
c iz godne 1882 koju e predstavu priredilo odrzao
Kolo klub omladina Cokeburgu iz odsjeka "Sv. Ju-
raj br 354. Predstava je prredjena odrzana pro-
slavi Hrvatskog Zaedni6arskog Dana Ujedinjenih Od
sjeka Zapadne Pennsylvania HBZ., koju je uredo
vodja ste kolo Grupe, brat Bernard Luketich vodja
odsjeka broj 354.
Ovo donosmo da osvjezimo pamcenje nasih clano-
il nedavne proslosti naSh aktivnosti Zajednici.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-11-20

bez raspisa izvanrenog rasporeza sanog oakanja
dobrovojne doprinose tn svrhu.
Nasa je bila zelja, da pak dademo nasem clansvu
so njihov doprinos Svota cd S125 edampu godnu
nece nikoga osiromast buducnost &c sigurno pokaza
da ce canstvo Zaednice mat jos edan razlog da po
nos svojom plementom ustanovom, koja uaze bu-
ducnost organzace kada sto zdasne pomaze mladji
rasta da omoguci doc do vece naobrazbe vism
skoama so bi mace blo nemoguce postgnu radi siro-
mastva.
vi, koji to do danas jos niste uGnil posate vas do
prinos gla>n ured Zajednce.
Ovo je mas pryi pokusaj koliko ina krtke, dobro
je dosla tako da oval program usavrsmo buduce
Svi prigovori koji do sada stigi ga>n ured 81
cusni malen prema vecni svrhe, kou e oval pot
h,at namjenjen.
Nase clanstvo nije nikada do sada, nece ovog
puta oglusiti pozyu nasih mladjih pomoc!
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-11-20
2O-Payment Life Endowment
At Age IS Years

Ia owe vrsti certifikata O.
siguranja ira Ii Sc placanje
pristojbi kroz vrijeme cd 20
godina, nakon cega certifikat
sc smatra "Paid-up' (uplace-
nim).
Medjutim, ako clan dozivi
starost cd IS godina, njegov
certifikat automaticno posta-
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-11-20

Ia odsjek broj 354 maom ma ajnerskom mjestan-
GU Cokeburg, CORFU drzave Pennsylvania nije Sc nj
znalo dok Sc nc poavo Bernard Luketic. Do njcgova
doba odsjek nije mao svoga Hr>atskog Doma koji
da posjeduje Il kojem razijaju zajednicar-
ske aktivnost. On je pr>i osnovao kolo Grupu
jim radon mnogo je doprnesao acanju svoga DDS jeka
Danas je brat Luketch tajnik vodja Ujednjen Cd
sjeka Cetiri kotara, dake jedan yrlo aktvn clan
redovima Zajednce, koj zasIuzuje prznanje posto-
yanje. - UrednStvO.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-11-20
vELIk0 NAR0DN0 SLAVLJE u JAV0R
Dv0RANI u kEDJELJU d. N0vEMBRA
KONCERAT HRVATSKOG PJEV. ZBORA JAVOR 1
PITTSBURGH JUNIOR TAMBURITZANS ZAJEDNC

PITTSBURGH JUNIOR TAMBURITZANS ZAJEDNO
Pittsburgh Pa. - Mas proslavjen Hrvatski Pjevacki
Zbor "Javor" aedno omladinskom ptsburskom tam
buraskom grupom prredue posebno znacaan vazan kon
cera hrvatskh pjesama popjevk koe ce izvadjat oma
dina, djeca odrasli pjesmom plesom tamburca svr
kom.
Ma koncertu nastupa Pjevacki zbor "Javor' isto-
me nastupa Pittsburgh Junior Taburzans Ova diva dru
tva zajednicki ured jedan zasta lep gazben pro-
gram cemu svjet moze da uziva Mi oval koncerat
svracamo paznju naseg sveta Pttsburghu okolc koj
treba da bude posecen svoj naso narodno snaz Ova
diva drustva kruna glazbene aktvnost Hrvaa naSem
Pittsburghu pax zasluzuju da i'm nasm posjetom dadc
morani podstrek potporu.
Program pocima nedeju sata posIije podne, "a.
novembra Javor Dvorani, 822 North Canal Street n. S..
Pittsburgh Dodjite syi - Hrvat tko je treba da po
stuje svoje!
Evo njihova programa pax sami sudite!
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-11-20
PROGRAM
SINGING SOCIETY "JAVOR"
under direction of Boris Nj. DObrovOlsky

SINGING SOCIETY "JAVOR"
under direction of Boris NJ Dobrovosky
l. Star Spanged Banner
Lijepa Nasa DomOvina
KOracnica JavOra
q PrOljetna Pjesma by Rudolf MatZ
Oh Cvijece Mi Polje Pokrilo .....:. by S. Stepanov
Ksa Pada by Spoljar
g. Duets by Mary Lou Belamaric and Frances Mataca
f. Pittsburgh Junior Tamburitzans under direction of
John Gregurich
TamburtZa Waltz . ... -. -. ..... Orchestra
Composer John Gregurich
Overture Orchestra
Waltz Medley
(D Polka 80. 90. ....... Orchestra
(2) SamO Nemoj III ...................... Orchestra
60 Da Nije Liubayi ................. Girls Chorus
Inn Hoopanu Koo Dancers
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-11-20
zNACAJ | VAzN0ST 0SIGURACIJE
K0D HRVATSkE BRATSkE zAJEDN|CE
NAsI CERTIF1KATI 1 CERTIFIKAT1MA
Pise Philip Nukelicb, hrvatski urednik Ia aednicara
".

Treba da da danas Hrvatska Bratska Ia jednca
zdava certificate po novo lesvic koa je stupia
l. decembra 1855 to 80 Commissioners Standard Or
dinary Table Sv canov, koj stupili Zajednicu liza
decembra 1855 osgurani po ovoj estvici kratko
poznata CSC. Star clanovi koi stupli Zajedncu
prize toga dauma osgurani saru ljesvicu 80 Ame
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-10-17

observance of the week of pray
er.
Judy LOchner and Judy Priebe
of Frederick were guests of Mr..
and Mrs. ellis Owings Wednes-
day night and Thursday of last
week.
1t is with regret that the col
umn reports the death last week
of Mr.. c. c. Chesgreen in Elk
ridge, Md. Mr.. Chesgreen at one
time lived on the Davis Airport
farm.
Bettey and Hagen Merrill were
honored at wedding shower last
Saturday by Mr.. and Mrs. Rus
sell Moore of Etchison. There
were around IS guests.
Plans are underway for the an
nual turkey supper of Mt. Tabor
Church in Etchison to be held
Saturday. November % begin
ming at 2:3o.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Thomp-
son of Annapolis Rock Road are
receiving congratulations on the
birth of Bruce Allen at Frederick
Hospital on October II. Bruce,
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-10-17
Suburban Propane
Now 20 Years Old

Twenty-Five years ago the Sub.
urban Propane Gas Corporation
started its Rockville, Maryland,
operation of metered gas service
beyond the gas mains with no
customers. Today, this district
serves approximately $500 Gus
toners, within a 40-nile radius,
with dependable Suburban Pro-
pane Gas (bottled gas) service.
Suburban Propane Gas is used
for cooking, heating, water heat
ing, hundreds of specialized APP
plications in farming and indus.
try. Among these specialized APP
plications are poultry brooding,
heating water for cattle, grain
drying, smuggling, metal cutting
and melting, and a variety of
heating and processing opera
tons.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-10-17
TuinbrOOk
TLUinbrOOk
HOnen1akers
Add Beauty
To Program
By Joan j. Stern
Garden 1887

Feeling that the proper home
has beautiful mistress, Home
makers w put four of their mem
bers in the hands of Bernard OF
Beautyland who tinted, cut, ano
curled those four brave heads.
Using one basic haircut for all
four women Bernard proceeded
to style it differently for each
Medium brown tresses went to
dark auburn and light brown be.
came golden.
The four styles created by
Bernard were the swan look,
tailerette, Italian, and modified
feather cut. The four luck dem.
onstratees were Frances Lands,
Gilmore Karsner, Peggy Mullenix
and Lee Brennan, who spent the
morning in Beautyland under the
care of Bernard.
In the evening the club as
sembled in the Community Room
at the Citizens Building and Loan
Association to watch the pins
come out of the hair and to see
the four styles emerge from the
mobile hair cut.
Mary Louise Mcknight and
Lee Brennan were co-hostesses
for the coffee hour which fol-
lowed the hair styling.
A slate of Is recommended
candidates for the Park Forest
Pools Board of Directors will be
presented at the October %
meeting.
Only three of the present seven
directors will run again. They are
Dave Rosoff, Robert Fell and Ed
ward Hit. Vance Oyama, presi-
dent since Robert Bonham's
resignation last month will not
run again. Nor will Bonham,
Robert Andrews or Leon King
cry.
On the slate will be Hildred
Fitzgibbon, H. Douglas Hall,
Walter Full, B. j. Tennery, How
ard L. FitZhugh, Morris Belkin,
Theodore Hunkin, John Kam-
rad, Samuel Nash, Charles NAL
Ion, Harry Pontius, and Fred
Simpson.
Not only will there be Is on
the slate, but there will be nomi.
nations from the floor, according
to Oyama who says they want
everybody to be in it."
The meeting will be held at 8
p, m. in the County Building
Auditorium.
While the Board changes its
members Gustin's Gardens is
busy changing the grounds sur.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-10-17

rounding the pool from a bar
rem desert of clay to a green
oasis befitting pool. Ever
green bushes and trees are be-
ing planted. On Sunday grass
will be seeded around the pool.
Disappointment and blisters
are the outstanding crops har-
vested by the United Givers Fund
workers.
With the October campaign
one-third over only about 10 per-
cent of the goals set for the
Twinbrook sections have been
reached.
Flo Ecker section chairman
North of Viers Mill Rd. was en-
thusiastic over worker Ella Buc-
CT who canvassed the Is houses
on Bernerd Place, getting $23,
and turned in her completed kit
the evening of the first day of
the campaign.
Despite this one piece of en-
enlargement Mrs. Ecker felt the
campaign in Twinbrook was bog.
ging down this year with people
giving much less than they did
last year.
Frances Lee, section chairman
South of Viers Mill Rd., said
they were contracting more peo-
pie than last year and getting
less money.
Refusals to donate are rather
consistently accompanied by the
statement that the husband has
"given at work" Frequently this
is amplified to given to the point
where it hurts" Many people
felt they could not afford to sup
plement the donations made
through the husbands office.
Mrs. Lee and Mrs. Ecker each
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-10-17
HOnOrs Won
By County
All Members

Montgomery County Alters
won second place in the State a.
H Poultry Judging Contest and
third place in the Vegetable Judg-
ing Contest in the State Contest
held at College Park. The poultry
team finished two points behind
first place Howard County.
The poultry team was made UP
of Charles Fulks, Gaithersburg,
who placed second with score
of 889, Walter Magruder, Damas.
Gus, 1872 points and Edward Sud-
oath, Damascus, seventh with
837. Sandra Umstead of Pooles-
vile was alternate.
The vegetable team was com.
posed of Gloria King, Clarks.
burg, who scored 1141a points to
rank fifth while Paul PLATA, of
Glenallen, was seventh with Ill
points and Mary King, Clarks-
burg, with 1907 points was
twelfth.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-10-17
Germantown
Germantown
Rare Beauty
Is Found on
Skyline Drive
By Laura A. Nicely

Telephone GdltherSDurg (SOJlZ
Germantown Baptist Church
school of music taught by Prof.
]. A. Lesly of Bluefield, w. Va,
is being well attended nightly at
7:30 except Tuesday evening
when the Seneca Baptist Associ-
alton of Maryland will hold it's
third annual session, when DR.. c.
c. Thomas, our state leader, will
be the speaker, large group will
attend.
Next Saturday evening October
10 "Singspiration" is to be the
highlight of the two weeks lead
ership of Prof j. A. Lesley's
work here.
Sunday dinner guests of Miss
Rebecca Leaman were Mr.. John
Upton Leaman and sons, Billy and
Danny, and Kirk Norris.
Messrs. r. c. Browning and
Floyd Lewis toured Sky Line
Drive over last week end report
ing scenes of majestic beauty.
Rev. and Mrs. Howie E. Greg
DRY and their two children are
moving back into our communi-
ty after an absence of one year.
Welcome home Gregory's.
The WMU annual meeting of
Seneca Association met at Cedar
Grove Baptist church last week
with 60 ladies attending. Mrs. Eu-
nice Rawn and Mrs. Dorothy
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Wright were delegates from Ger
mantown. Reporting a most help
full meeting.
Mrs. j. u. Leaman, Jr., and chill
dren Margaret, Johnnie, Patricia
and Denise with Mrs. Kirk Norris
and son, Larry, of Silver Spring
motored to Gordonsville, Va, on
Sunday visiting with Mr.. and Mrs.
Maynard Doty there.
The two day State Teachers
meeting held in Baltimore last
Thursday and Friday gave our
Girl Scout Troop No. 81 the
chance to make that long planned
for trip to Washington, D. c.,
and a tour of the White House
but due to the coming visit of
Queen Elizabeth most of the man.
sion was closed in preparation for
the coming of royalty, visited the
blue, green and red rooms, also
1.-THE Ball Room"
They met at Trinity Methodist
Church and left at $3.50 a. m,
chaperoned by Mesdames Ger
maine Moone, Mary Alice Kemp,
Elanor King and Elizabeth Dor
sey. Those of the troop who en-
Joyed this fine trip were Carol
Ann King, Teresa Anne Dove, Jo-
ann Prather, Brenda Umberger,
Jean Dorsey, Betty Heisler, Jean
Harris, Gloria Cave, Nancy Poole,
Germaine Moone, Sherry Ward
and Brenda Smith.
The girls carried box lunches
enjoying a real picnic in Rock
Creek Park, followed by a tour
of the zoo. Surely these fine lead
ers are doing a real service with
our girls.
The only real disappointment
experienced by our girls was the
fact that the president was in con-
ference and could not see them.
The Afternoon Circle of the
Neelsville Women's Association is
meeting this afternoon (Thurs.
day. at the home of Mrs. Minnie
u. Norton and Mrs. Martha Cross,
with Mrs. John H. Norris as Cir.
Gle Leader.
The Evening Circle will meet
on Tuesday evening, October %,
at the home of Mrs. C. Dorsey
Unglesbee, in Gaithersburg.
A conference of the Neelsville
Church School staff and parents
OF children and young people will
meet this evening Thursday at
the church, with Miss Marjorie
Bell, of the Presbyterian Board of
Christian Education in Philadel.
phia, giving assistance in program
planning and teaching methods.
Laymen's Day will be observed
at Neelsville Church this coming
Sunday at the IL o'clock worship
service.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. Gordon Wright
OF Newark, N, j., are visiting a
few days with the Rev. and Mrs.
Albert w. LEM at the manse.