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PUGs. FAWN or black. The ideal
companion for that child left al
nome when school started. Rea-
sonable, Edgewater, Md. Co
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VACUUM CLEANERS. All makes.
Open Sunday, liza. tanks, can
nisters, uprights; your choice SIS.
VETERANS CO., 2114 Pa. ave.
NV.
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VACUUMb, &iO-S2O. i-year qua
Hyattsyille Sewing a Vacuum co
b2ll Baltimore ave, AP. 7-35b;
VACUUM CLEANERS, Electrolu,
recond., wall attach. Special sal,
will del, $500 RIA. 3-Hls1.
VIOLIN and bow, nice eond.. pric
$50, worth much more, XII. o
3llB.
WALK-IN COOLER, used, nev
eond., $3.50 installed, IA, $4,000
WASHER. '57. Kenmore auto: use,
y mos; like new. VIII. 6-0lTB.
WASHER, automatic. Kenmore '53
In good condition, $40. sP. 3-s6s0
WASHER. Bendix automatic, 1 yea
old, $40; like new. LII. 4-452S
WASHER. Thor. semiautomatic
good conditions reasonable. IA
WASHER, Frigidaire automatic
Al condition. 500. ia. 4,3s8l
WASHER, Bendix automatic. 4!
months old. SS5. LII. 2-i73S,
WASHER, late model. fully auto.
like new S65. VIII del. Ii. 7-3535
- IA
WASHER. SO Easy spin. goot
working condition; S25. Ate
noon, Call JU a-569a.
WASHER, used GE automatic, per
iieet condition; reasonable. OIL
2-2B7O.
WASHER, Kenmore, auto, 80
model. suds-saver, . speed. excel
eeond DBL, leaving. NO. 7-57l2
"a pm.
WASHER, KENMORE AUTOMATIC
as Is, Sl0 also vending machines
AID. 2-06S0.
WASHER. FrigidaIre Imperial; /.
yr;-old; must sacrifice. 500. HA
WASHER. wrinser type, ABc
40; needs repairs; good motor
WASHERS (2); wringer with pump
800 automatic, so; both excel
eond. RIA. 1920.
WASHERS-Wringer or auto anf
gas drier. reasonable; will deliver
AP. 7-S531.
WASHING MACHINE, Bendix d.
luxe model. 8 yrs. old Just com
pietely oyerhauled; 500. OIL. ..
WASHING MACHINE, fully auto
bendtx Economat de luxe. 4 yrs
old, S45. Call VIII. 2-g2I5,
WASHING MACHINE, o lbs full,
aulomatic, peri. cond.; $40. JU
b-13Sl.
WATCHES - Mans i4k, solex.
oyster automatic wrist watch
Mans lax, Omega automatic wrist
watch; $50; excellent condition
ana tully guaranteed.
LIVINGSTON CO, 1923 II st NV
ME. S-526S
WEDDING GOWN, exquisite lac,
anc SIX, chapel length train: ex,
Gel. eond.; S75. RIA. 6-9337.
WELDERs. Lincolns. all types, new
USED sales, rentals, repairs. BEL
WELDING SUPPLY Co. INC
iBARLBECK a. LANDRUM, d. CT
1921 Attn ave. ne. SP. $4,000
WELDING and cutting torches, tips
ike new, S35. GIcHNER, 2bI:
NJ st. NV, FE. 3-6345.
WHEELCHAIRS (2), $50 and 81
ga, Brand new $50 value, Uses
only ? mos. Arm rest and hanf
brakes. no. 2-6605.
2-PC. LIv.-RM. SET. $40: dtte. set
Sd5, bureau, S15: hide-a bed, 500
All day sun. DI. 1889.
MOVING = Must sacrifice, 1851
model Westinghouse SpacematI
stack on washer and dryer, new
eond. Cost $500, sell $3.50;
student marimba, $40; / biont
bedrm. suit, bed. vanity, bench
chest, night table, no springs Of
mattress incl. Cost 1895, sell SII0
He, 9-2775, 500 Lockney avenue
TAX. PIX.
ONE CEMETERY LOT consisting Of
o sites, George Washington Me.
mortal Gardens. Masonic section;
$500. MA. 2-135O.
SALE-SALE-SALE
Book Of knowledge. encyl.. 1851
edition S25 Grollier's encyi'
1855 edition SI995; other won
dertul buys GEORGE FRiEND's
BOOK SHOP. 922 9th st. NV,
MA @R-0A0O nRnH
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OFFICE FURNITURE
SPECIAL PURCHASE. Tw.
GOVT. DEPTS.

GOVT. DEPTs,
TONED OFFICE FURNITURE.
4 DRAWER STEEL LEGAL
OR LETTER PULL SUS-
PENSION HEAVY DUTY S24.5O
TS1 AZ LETTER slO.o5
30 WOOD Desks. $3.50 and up
900 OFFICE CHAIRS, ALL
MODELS 81 up
$4,000 STOCK, NEW USED OF
FICE FURNITURE OF EVERY
PE Esfbi At sSyrs S gt % rs 4 81
M.lNAGT @Es OFFICE Ee66IfiPs. CO CO
1101 It'll ST. NV.
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SPECIAL

WITH EACH PURCHASE OF sHRUBBERY
CUSTOMER WILL RECEIVE
ONE RHoDoDENDRoN PLANT FREE
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THE SUNDAY STAR BIT
Washington, d. C.
SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1888
FARM AMD eARDEu
tcoNIlkUEpJ
AzALEAs AzALEAs AzALRAs
Church. Va. ijE'o s.b7ssri 70" EAl'
BULLD0ZERs AND GRADERS for
excayatingL ..gTadinE and land
clearing, Call UN. 4-8633: nights.
HAY-70c: soc; 9Oc: $40 balsI
~ sIIaw i.a ~ bale Norwood Ros6
LANDsCAPING sERvICE-PruninE
planting, tranSplanting, sodding:
lawns made. renovated: tree work:
cement RrpT walks sdrinyseyyays. W. c.
LAWNS SEEDED, fertiliEed, aerated
ifGpSoi, ,t sshsrubeery trimmed. CAN
LAWN RENOVATION. FREE EsTI-
MATES, &c; LANDSCAPE. AP.
1-0J3b, HU, 3-bl3S.
MANURE, COW. rotted, very ine;
| Alb one ton. 8 tons, $50 Call
EV 4-l665 or Gaithersburg 623.
MANURE-Well rotted, no straw.
ss;5O q yard: 81 bushel. 3 yards
$50. ia 2-9O73.
SOD CUTTERS, aerifiers Ford trac-
tors front-end leaders. OC-3
dozerS, poSt-hole diRgers, cement
mixers, etc. RENTAL TOOL e
EQUIP CO., JU 5-504O.
TOPsoIL, no clay or rocks; dark
rotted COW manure plowed into
soil This Is the best for lawn
and Mower garden; reasonable.
4 VEINS A RoGNER. TO. 9-5s7s.
TO. 9-6272.
TOP sOIL-Rich. dark loan. ideal
ior lawns, FLOWERS and shrubbery,
"a tons, Sl2 deliv. CH. s-74s7.
TRACTORS = New INC Farmail
/ tractors and equip; indus. wheel
tractors, backhoe and leaders,
Mccullough chain saws, parts and
service. Lime. seed and fertilizer.
USED Model II tractor with
mower; so IT, T. INC D 6aIsr. 81 ING
MOORE, U. S. No. sol, Mitehells
VILE, Nd. cE. 6-slSl.
VERY GOOD rich topsoiI for lawns
and greenhouses: very reasonable.
10 --4333
BUY STARK BROS. famous vari-
cites, fruit trees and ornamentals.
| Terms is desired; Handicapped plans
( free. DE. 2-95555 ERNEST DIX,
Distributor, 2l22 Calf. st. NV.
SDUCuAU CaWEg A1af.n, 80 =
years old; 75c and 81 ga. CLAW
ELoUX NURSERY. Rte. 662.
Centreville, Va. Ask Of the ESQ
4 Station, Browning S-S577.
Al TOPSOII shredded or plain;
wholesale and retail: truckers and
contractors invited: man at stock
pile to load truck. We deliver.
Call CIR 1886
MIXED HAY-60c a bale or sea
a ton. BOWIE area. CE. 6-5191.
RICH ToPsOIL. dry sludge, MI
I dirt, gravel; trees removed, logs
cut. HARTiNG, SP. 3-45Ss.
FALL SPECIALs-IH 81 Harvester,
/ pickup baler. MALONEY'S. INC,
Sl26 Georgia ave, 8. s., Md.
rs TONS EXCEL. LESPEDEZA HAY
I IA boACos WI. N1ohNooaDs u
sell. Call Ewes. JE. 2-6SS0.
HOMEMADE PRESERVEs-Relish,
I jellies, jams, canned fruits. veges
I tables, pickles; 1000 jars. LU.
/ 4-5767. 2224 18th ne.
LANDSCAPING
sodding, grading; seeding. blue
( grass, csc So. I'd. 1mmed. del Ces
ment and brick work. CO. 5-4e15.
LAWN SERVICE
Completes lawn maintenance, lands
/ scaping, reseeding, fertilizing,
/ transplanting and pruning, etc,
| Free est; all work guar. and
] supervised by q. of Md. grad.
! CUSTOM LAWN SERVICE. HE.
4 4-2SlS.
Tractor & Equipment Sale
INC 300 Utility Tractors
Farmal $50 Tractors
Backhoes and Leaders
Mowers, Rotary and Hammer Knife
MALONEY'S, INC.
s126 Georgia Ave. Silver Spring
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SHEPHERD PUPPIES, male or fem.
. wks,;, wormed. real beauties and
very healthy. Nearly 1906 pedi.
CIR. 3-25OO for dlrectlons.
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BEAGLE PUPS = Excel. hunting
stock, good pets: will mature
about 10-inch size: SIS and up.
zEDS BEAGLEs. BR. s-S44A
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SURPLUS ITEMS

10000 OTHER BARoAMs-You NAME TIVE HAVE IT
FREE PARKING ON OUR PRIVATE LOT
j. H. GICHNER
2513 M ST. NV. FE. 3-6345
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DOCS. PETS, ETC.
POODLE obedience classes; star
Sept -, For Information call OIL

; POODLE obedience classes; star
!; sept o. For information call oil
P0ODLES. black. miniature, Axe
- weeks, shots. Firebrade and
Manorhead, stud serv. JE. 4-Ol62
POODLES, standard, . mos. old
Axe registered; both black and
brlwn SP, 3-137l.
P0ODLEs, beaut. silver miniatures.
Axe res O'p $50 'i "a. 1 va. i snsaes
POODLE PUPPIES = Enchanting
miniatures, champion sired, Axe
For particular people. XII. s-2lBS
POODLE, white miniature, male, .
yrs; trained 10 lead: good dispo-
sition' Axe. IA. 2-2714.
POODLE PARLOR
Superior styling by vernelle. Com
del. Puppies stud sery. TOY and
Min. MA. 2-O235.
PUGs, PAWN or black. The IDEAL
| companion Tor that child left at
nome When school started. Rea-
sonable, EdgeWater, Nd. Co.
lonial s-5392.
SAMOYED PUPPIEs-ch. sire, Axe
reg. II. L. RUTH, Route No .,
Boonsboro, Nd. Phone Hagers.
town, Nd, RE. a-Og45 weekdays
after o pm or Sundays.
lSCOTTIEs, choice puppies. Axe
| c. s. MacKINNON. 1909 Roosevelt
ST., Arlington. JE 2-3432.
SHEPHERD PUPPIEs, male or fem.
. wks,, wormed real beauties and
very healthy. Nearly 1000 pedi-
gree. Reas. After 1 pm. sun,
OR. $4,000 for directions.
SHETLAND SHEEP PUPPIES, Axe
! reg miniature collies); x Wks.:
beautifully marked. JU, 9-7OO7.
SHETLAND SHEEP DOGS
Ia wks., tricolor: Axe; / male .
females. DU. 5-7537.
SILVER COCKER. female: Axe
reg; yr. old; champion stoeE.
wonderful with children; reason
able. LII. 4-S90I.
sIAMEsE KITTENS, IL wks old;
no papers; SIS. Call ED g-b3s6'
after $3.50 pm.
Bluepoint; excel. BACKGROUND, CFA
rec. Phone so. S-SS67.
sIAMESE KITTENS, o mos. old;
Co S,ii9s. ~ "a" A''ef IL
SIAMEsE KITTENS. well marked,
/ : wks also 4-wk litter for future
DEL $40 and SIS OIL. 6-a292.
SIAMESE KITTENS, pedigreed, seal
point: o weeks; SIS and $50. HE.
1855.
SIAMESE KITTENS, y wks. old.
papers; $50. LA. 6-024O.
SHELTIES, sable and white. 10
wks.. shots and wormed: Axe
reg. CIR. 3-0393.
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TRACTORS = New INC Farmaii
tractors and equip; indus. wheel
tractors, backhoe and leaders,
Mccullough chain saws, parts and
service. Lime, seed and fertilizer.
USED Model y. tractor with
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED

AIR CONDITIONERs. freezers. re-
frigeratorS, dryers. heaters, Any
quantities wanted by RAYMOND.
20S N Frederick ave. Gathers
burg. Md, Gaithersburg 1893
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DOCS, pETS, ETC.

AFRICAN LION CUBS, tame, $3.50:
monkeys, SIS: mynah birds, $50;
deer, llamas. black swans: ami
mails, birds and reptiles of all
kinds: direct imports. 20. 2-9030.
ALLIGATORS, SO: fem. pups, 50;
e pigs S1.50: hamsters. 1.3e5
mice, zoe; rats, Csc: alligator
snappers. S1.15; SNAKES. ST.
$50; baby boas. SIS: lizards, SI.50:
chameleons, Csc: rabbits. So: cas-
boarded. SOC day. ME-. S-2522.
BASENJIS - African hound. no
BARKING, doggie odor or long hair;
wonderful pet. IA. S-2310.
BAssETT HOUND. Axe. Stud serv-
ice. Pups later. 10. 5-0S2l.
BEAGLEs, females, Axe reg. SIS
ca; 8-wk.-old thoroughbred pup
pies. S15. ca, SP 3-2693.
BEAGLE PUPPIES, 6 wks. and s
mos. Good hunting stock. CY
7-9433.
BEAGLE PUPS = Excel. hunting
81 raaA
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WASHER, Kenmore, auto, so
model. suds-saver. . speed, excel,
eond Dpl. leaving. NO. 7-57l2.
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FOR THE ABOVE LOT

Acceptable for Sewerage or
-. Electrical installations
Ma. S-1536 or RE. 5-9344 Mon ,
POCKET AND BILLIARD TABLES
supplies, poker tables and games
tennis tables. access CONN BII,.
LARD q BOWLING suppl Y
70. no 9th st. NV, DI. 1887
POWER SAW. S-inch tilting aTho,
with A-hp. motor; liz saw ana
motor: iointer. Make offer JU,
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SAMOYED PUPPIEs-ch. sire, Axe
reg, u, L. RUTH; Route No. 2
town, Md, RE. a-O0G5 weekdays
after o pm or Sundays.
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HI.FIs = Brand-new unclaimed,
brilliant sound system. 4-speed
payts,, ,S4.70 mo-, bal, SbS, AID
4-77l1, dav or night. for free
nome Demonstration.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-04-17
Democratic Clubs
Give Funds, Aid
For Conference

Two local women's organiza-
tons are assisting with arrange
ments for the Democratic Nation
al Committees 1858 Campaign
Conference April 20-22 at the
Sheraton-Park Hotel.
The Woman's Democratic Club
of Silver Spring voted at their
meeting last week to spend 500
for luncheon or dinner decora-
tons. Helen Mason, Wheaton
florist, will serve as chairman.
The club also voted to provide a
hotel room for the convenience
of members who attend the con-
ference.
The Womans Suburban Demo
cratic Club will provide all vol
unteer help needed to register
the 600 Democratic women ex-
pected to be on hand. The club
has also donated IS of its stuffed
"Donkeys for Democrats as
table prizes for the Senatorial
Dinner and engaged a room at
which the donkeys will be on
sale.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-04-17

Mrs. Jamison began to look
around for outside interests.
The Jamisons attend st. Mary's
Catholic Church in GAINESVILLE.
Laura has become active in the
choir and the Sodality of the
Blessed Virgin as well as taking
on the difficult job two years
running of managing the dining
room for the annual GAINESVILLE
picnic held on the first Saturday
in August rain or shine.
But her pet interest is the
P-TA. She feels that no one can
hope to understand the sc hoo
system without spending some
time on the executive committee
of this organization. Her current
job is program chairman.
However, she feels that at the
moment she can't take on any
more in this direction. The wide
spread Jamison enterprises are a
full-time job for anyone, even one
who hasn't six children.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-04-17
State AAUW
Convention
Set in Laurel

Montgomery County's four
AAUW branches in Silver Spring,
Rockville, Kensington and Beth
esda- Chevy Chase, will be repre-
scented at the annual convention
of the Maryland State Division,
April 1919, at Fort George G.
Meade. The Laurel branch will
serve as hostess.
Mrs. Robert w. King of Beth
esda, immediate past president,
will install the new officers.
State officers and committee
chairmen from this area expected
to attend include Mrs. Coy E.
Moose, Jr., of Kensington, cor
responding secretary; Mrs. j. R.
Kanagy of Silver Spring, bulle-
tin; Mrs. @. r. Verdier of Ken
sington, hospitality; Mrs. Milton
G. Jaques of Silver Spring, pub
licity; Mrs. Robert A. Jachowski
of Kensington, social studies; and
Mrs. Philip P. Schaffner of Be-
thesda-C Chevy Chase, the arts.
The four Branch presidents are
Mrs. Konrad c. Mueller of Silver
Spring; Mrs. T. c. Gordon Wag-
ner of Rockville; Mrs. John Hart
ley Jones of Kensington, and Mrs.
Charles bearing of Bethesda
Chevy Chase.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-04-17

office in Rockville. 1t was also
lucky in another way because
that's how she met Charlie Jami-
son who was t h e n working in
the Treasurers office.
One day she went to the board
of education to apply for a teach
ing job. Former Superintendent
Edwin Broome had just lost his
secretary and hired her on the
spot.
For two years she worked for
this grand old man of educa-
ton" and describes him as one
who was dedicated to his work
and never took day off in all
the time she was there.
During this time she married
Charlie Jamison but they only
had three weeks together before
he went into the Army in 1912.
After a dull and undressing
period with the FILA, Mrs. Jami-
son went back to DR.. Broome and
asked him for a teaching job in
Poolesville.
BY this time she knew that
this would be her future home
after the war and she wanted to
get acquainted with the commu-
nifty. Her 81 months there as
part-time secretary and tipping
teacher (Poolesville still can't
support a full time commercial
program) she feels was the most
interesting job she ever had.
For the four months that
Charlie was stationed at Rock
Island, Ill, Laura stayed with
him until he was shipped out to
the Philippines.
Their first son, Charles
Thomas, was born on January 20,
1916. The cablegram arrived the
day that Charlie left to return to
the States so that he didn't know
he was a father until he reached
San Farncisco.
The first post war years were
spent in a run down farmhouse
on a 43-acre farm near Dicker-
son. 1t took six months to get the
scarce materials to fix up the
place.
Charles Thomas was followed
rapidly by young Laura and Will
liam. When Aimee was on the
way the Jamisons knew that they
had to move.
The present farm, bought in
1850, had belonged to former
Commissioner Harvey White and
had been in his family since pre-
revolutionary days. 1t is part of
| the Stoney Castle estate.
Jamison jumped into politics as
soon as he returned and was
elected County Commissioner in
1916, the only Democrat in an
otherwise Republican body. He
also started in real S a tie by
working for Sam Bogley before
getting his own brokerage.
After Robert and frankie, the
two youngest Jamisons arrived,
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-04-17
Jr. WomQn's
Club Elects
Mrs. Leland

Mrs. Harris Leland of LeMay
Road was elected president of
the Rockville Junior Woman's
Club last week at Glenview Civic
Center. Other new officers are:
Mrs. James McKeever, first vice
president; Mrs. John Haltiwang,
er. second vice-president; Mrs.
John Preston, recording secre-
tary; Mrs. Richard Polhemus,
corresponding secretary and Mrs.
Clarence Pavay, treasurer.
Both Mrs. Leland and Mrs. Nc
Keever were also elected to serve
as delegates to the April con
vention of the Maryland Fedora
ton of Women's Clubs.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-04-17
Adair-HeIm

Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Helm, 1880
Colesville Road, Silver Spring,
announce the marriage of their
daughter, Miss Janice Alkaline
Helm, to Mr.. George Perrin Adair,
Jr., son of Mr.. and Mrs. Adair,
400 Norbeck Road, Rockville.
The Rev. Clyde C. Sloan per-
formed the double ring ceremony
at the Church of Christ, Silver
Spring.
Following a wedding trip to
New York City, the couple will
reside in Wilmington, Della.
The former Miss Helm grad
uated from Sherwood High
School and Montgomery Junior
College and attended the Ameri-
can University, Washington, d. c.
The bridegroom graduated
from the Montgomery Junior Col.
lege and Abilene (Tex) Christian
College and received his masters
degree from the University of
Maryland
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-04-17

Hyattstown Methodist Church
was recently the scene of the we'd
ding ofMiss Gloria Hessie, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert G.
Hessie of Dickerson, to Mr.. Jacob
Walter Gassaway of Germantown,
son of Mrs. Velma Simonetti OF
Mt. Rainier, Md. Palms and ar.
engagements of white gladioli and
chrysaEthemums banked the al.
tar before which the Rev. William
T. Miller performed the 8 PM
candlelight ceremony.
The bride, given in marriage
by her father, wore a princess.
style gown of white peau de sole
styled with a sabrina neckline and
bodice of chantilly lace. Her ell
bow-length veil of nylon tulle fell
from a tiara of chantilly lace and
seed pearls, and she carried a
white bible with a white orchid
ana lily OF the valley.
Miss Bette Jean Hessie was
maid of honor for her sister. She
wore a ballerina-length gown OF
gold lace over taffeta and nylon
with matching headpiece and car,
ried an old-fashioned bouquet OF
nile green carnations.
The bridegrooms brother, Mr.
Henry M. Gassoway of Mansfield
o., was best man, and ushering
were Mr.. William E. Hessie
brother of the bride; and Mr..
Robert Griffith.
Mr.. Marcel S. Moone of Gath
ersburg, sang the nuptrial music
and DR.. Deane B. Thomas, the
bridegroom's uncle, played the or
gan.
For her daughters wedding
Mrs. Hessie chose an afternoon
dress of powder blue lace over
taffeta and a corsage of white
gardenias. The bridegroom's
mother wore Japanese blue and
gold dress with a corsage of gold
gardenias.
After a reception in the Hyatts
vile community hall the couple
departed on a two-week trip tc
Florida.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-04-17
Woman S Club
Hears Student,
Plans Gard Party

Thomas Ronstrum, an exchange
student from Sweden, related his
experiences at Richard Montgom.
cry High School during a talk
before the Rockville Woman's
Club last Thursday at the civic
center.
Mrs. Hugo Eskildson, vice pres
ident, conducted the meeting, and
hostesses were Mrs. William Car
Isle, Miss Edith Magruder, Miss
Naomi Magruder and Miss Violet
Magruder.
Plans were discussed for a card
party and fashion show to be
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-04-17
Spring Gard Party
To Feature Hat Show

The Woman's Community Club
of Kensington will hold its an.
nual Spring card party and hat
fashion show for the Community
Psychiatric Clinic, Inc, at 1890
Pm. on Friday, April 18, at the
P. j. Nee Furniture CO., 1900
Rockville Pike, Rockville.
Mrs. James N. Blauvelt has
charge of the hats to be modelled,
all created by members of the
Community Club and the Junior
Woman's Club of Silver Spring.
Mrs. William D. Mizell, Jr., presi.
dent of the Juniors, will com
!nent.
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There are the distances, of
course, and the physical differ
ences of life on a farm or in the
suburbs. But the picture that is
sometimes painted is an exag-
gerated one.
UpcOunty, downcounty, people
are people and the two back
grounds can't make all that diff
ference.
Take, for example, Mrs.
Charles H. Jamison, wife of the
County Council member from
PooleSVille.
Nothing could be more rural
than the 171-acre Jamison farm
on Edwards Ferry Road. The
comfortably large 60-year-old
farm house is the center for
Jamison activities that actually
farm 400 acres plus two other
farms in Frederick County and
include also a thriving real
estate business.
But the interview with Laura
Conlon Jamison that took place
in the farmhouse's attractively
furnished living room could just
have easily happened behind the
picture window of a Twinbrook
house, in the sunken living room
of a modern Bannockburn house
or even in the plush atmosphere
of one of the Manor Club estates.
In her pale blue sweater outfit
and dark skirt, Mrs. JamisOn
was typical of all of the alert,
attractive Montgomery women
that we have interviewed.
Her conversation showed the
high degree of intelligence and
alertness to the community's
needs which her letter to the edi-
tor on the foreign language pro-
gram in elementary schools had
promised last week.
Some silver in her dark hair
is the only sign of the wear and
tehr of a daily life that is the lot
Of mother of six, a farmers
wife, and secretary and book
keeper in her husbands business.
That her children range in age
from II years to three is the
only thing that has kept her
from making a name for herself
in the county SO far 1 am con-
WINGED.
She has only been able to take
on outside activities in the past
two years, but anyone meeting
her will easily recognize her
potentiality as com m u nj t y
leader.
AS starter her background
makes her well qualified to serve
as her area representative on the
County Council of P-TAs.
This background began in the
District where she was born. AL
though her family moved to
Wheaton when she was five, most
of her education was in District
schools except for two years at
Glenmont Elementary.
MIR. Conlon was a government
employee which in those days
allowed his children to attend
District schools without paying
tuition.
After graduating from Roose-
welt High, Laura went on to
Mary Washington College in
Fredericksburg, Va, which at
that time was a state teachers
college. Her degree was in com
mercial education.
After graduation she had a
tough time getting job without
experience so considered herself
lucky to land one as a typist in
] the Clerk of the Circuit Courts
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Take Trip

DR.. and Mrs. William Murphy
of Springridge Road, Route /,
Rockville, are spending an ex-
tended holiday at Hotel Pierre
Marques, Acapulco, Mexico. They
also plan to visit their daughter,
Mrs. Lee w. Douglas of Mexico
City.
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held May 10 at Parklawn Man
sion. Dessert will be served at
/ PM, and the fashion show
will be presented at 2 PM. fol
lowed by the card party. Mem
bers are selling tickets, 81 each.