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East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-04-17

2 BEDROOM brick front bunga-
low double attached garage, up
stairs floored, full basement.
large lot, year old; s22.s0O. w.
1925
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-09-26
Johnny Moths, Junis Pulge,
Red SHELTON On New Cory
Moore Show. Sent. 30

New York (ANP)--Garry Moore
raises the curtain on his new.
full-hour weekly comedy-variety
program Tuesday, Sept, 80 with a
guest roster that includes popu.
lar young recording artist John
ny Mathis, stage and motion pic.
ture actress Janis Page, a special
guest star appearance by the inim-
table Red Shelton, cut in live
from Hollywood, and a few sur
prises that Moore is keeping up
his sleeve for the present.
Moore, his guests and the en-.
tire singing and dancing chorus
open the program in light-heart.
ed. special material production
number. How To Build a Show,
written by Arnold Horwitt. for.
mer lyricist OF the Broadway mu.
steal hit, plain And Fancy"
Moore win then deliver a few
thoughts OF his own, before Civ.
ing way 10 Mathis singing TO
morrow Mountain" from the score
Of the Duke Ellington-John La
Touche show, "Beggar's Holiday"
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-09-26

elderly group spite Negro
beauty shop told the apartment building
and Of the apartment buildings moving
Maybe they tired running" may
point Maybe later the white get running
and win settle down face that that matter
may to into hywhte world the Negro win catch
up progress relations catches win time
when there is place &c.
think learning now slowly and pain
gully but perhaps realistically ntelgcnty the
North,
One accomplishment trip
the fact that Mr. Russell who years suhbOny
fly suddenly changed his mind took bedroom eompart
ment from New
losing money The bedrooms roomettes onerd occupied
The aconditoning and compartment gave
headcod BY sneezing
shifting and coughing spent day
our hosts doctored him
As Mr.. able speak a whisper
TO inquire about plane Washington thought
perhaps tho cold pills him woOzy
he had prefer
speedy In plane than slowly himself
Believe II Mr. r. unofficial public relations
for the anes He already pressing about
hate to be suspicious young
who hosesses shapey figures
and smiles They enjoyable
railroads losing business!
Shortly after youngstown airport trr
Washington husband
comfortable The Capital spotted
his nervousness and she him sedatve pill Along with
pill he got reassurng smile given
time at all On the flight Pittsburgh Washington Joiner
the other the plane ogng pretty
she walked and down the aisle
flying over mountains rivers and valleys BY the
touing the virtues travel was the orr
gna fly boy who Purred the Wright brothers at Kyhaw
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-09-26
NEW TWIN CITY
CLUE Is ORGANIZED

Making its debut in the realm
OF Twin City clubdom is the new
ly organized Intramours. social
club, composed OF eight married
couples OF st. Paul and Mime
apolis.
The club meets on Saturday
once a month and held its third
meeting on September 8, at the
home Of Mr. and Mrs. Ira Allen,
e42 Iglehart Av., st. Paul.
Officers and charter members
are; Earl MCGEE, chairman; James
Campbell, secretary; Mrs. James
Campbell, corresponding secretary
and Howard Brown, treasurer.
The October meeting viii be al
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. James
Campbell, 1858 Portland Av.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-09-26
M WAY
y. BY NELL DODSlIl RUSSEu ~

NEW YAK CTTYwe have just returned from most enjoyable
and relaxing vacation spent Ohio Washington D.
For the first time didn't arrive home exhausted and
wishing YEARLY another vacation
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-09-26
SUFFERING FROM TOOTH
ACHE IS THING or PAST

Current thought on toothaohe
and pain in general Is not of the
grin and bear Il school. These
tension-filled days, there Is no
need TO suffer from toothache,
even when the dentist temporarily
cannot be reached, On a journey
for example. Or in the middle OF
the night.
A handy tube OF ora-Jel stops
pain In mere twenty seconds,
II Is safe and tasteless and the
relief lasts for a remarkably long
period. ora-Jel II easy TO use. II
comes in a tube tint works as an
applicator as well. II II applied
by touching the painful area with
the tube.
While ora-Jel numbs toothache
effectively and Immediately, II Is
no substitute for regular visits TO
the dentist, and consultation with
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-09-26

Mrs. A. Ross Brent OF Plalnfield.
m ], and real family reunion
was enjoyed, Rev. Brent attend
ed the National Baptist conven-
ton.
Back Homes Mrs. Robert NAL
lory ST., A05S Clinton Av.. returned
home Friday from Chicago where
she spent a few days visiting her
sister and brother-in-law. Mr.. and
Mira A. b. Baker
House Guests; Mrs, Sue Martin
OF Chicago arrived Friday for a
visit with friends and Is dividing
her time as house guest OF Mrs.
Alice Young OF 42i6 Third Av. s.
and Mr.. and Mrs. Lionel Allen
OF e5s w. Central Av ST. Paul
Mrs. Roy Ford Of milwaukee,, who
was the houseguest OF Mrs. Young
for one week, left for her home
ON Saturday.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-09-26
NELL RUSSELL

ious apparently particularly true area housing
Negroes whites living by every neghbohod
visited during stay.
shortly leaving my vacation was reviewing
policy applicant Minneapolis
Edward POsey the examining physician.
familiar Poseys result having
in this newspaper the persons
Mrs Ada Bergman whose daughter Fanny
Pose Her other daughter Evelyn is Mrs Luther Prince
Minneapolis the daughters striking
mother they must be very fine-lOOkng young marOns
The evening met. Mrs. guests
of Mrs. Blake
the ynIne. energy
half her part and 1 do
ACTIVE, Eastern Star, club affairs
aion the
to be interested in attending meetings
rather than take club affairs with
she struck to the Of weakness in
clubs where already middle elderly
out to meetings purely for the chewing
friends private lives loading provided
be the caoes pro-
yided by the preceding hostess
Bergman straight from her office at the Warren
nese glasses She returned hour wearing
pedalpuhers and minus the eyeglasses entirely
different Well around had
sion subjects ranging indignation politics
the Negro Problem in general It pleasure to
of who could discuss these things with Imagination
intelligence
Newman Ora Newman the coleridge Hen
dons and Mary Earl Kyle burning
particular evening because Mrs B. said how enjoyed
meeting
We stayed Warren week and then Washington
bedroom ready for us at all times master bedroom please
with private bath.
The Of ultramoden apartment building populated
by white workers directly
porch naws lying porch reading
late afternoon when heard loud angry voices coming from
an apartment across the grayhared
Government bureau type raising
ready His wife, grayhaired while
he stomed at her in ud language place
window Of the dining From another
den blast Of hh record
who had need to soohe his day the mon
onous routine of Washington bureaucracy
haired couple disappeared from angry
voices continued There someone
or something had hit the floor shrugged and
said it was frequent occurrence
had hair-dressng appointment day shop located
block from the house over in
1919 when the neghborhood entirely Shed had expert
ence in real estate and noted that
two blocks the shop Including
the trade name Of the white proprietor her was
hnac project Her customers had
or Washington because she had
moden equipped noursng shop with eight booths ON
the ground floor and several mezzanine with its
wrought-ron railing
There very large apartment building the street enaned
by white residents Of them conservative iddleage and
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-09-26

knight. $50 Fuller Av. Is a pa
tent in University hospital, where
he is scheduled to undergo sur
gerry Friday morning.
Matinee Bridge Club: Mrs. Earl
Brent, 4429 Fourth Av. s., Min
neapols, win be hostess TO the
Matinee Bridge club on Tuesday
September 80.
IndisPosed: Mrs. Clarence Ro-
per, ss2 Fuller Av., has been con-
fined to her home due 10 illness.
HOsPitalized; Mrs. Marian Wal
lace, $50 Rondo Av. is a patient
in Ancker hospital where her con-
dition is reported serious.
Out of Hospitals: Mrs. Cecilia
Williams who has been a patient
for the past week in Bethesda hos
pital is now convelescing at her
home, 931 Marshall Av.
Chosen Mason OF Year: During
the Grand Lodge Sessions of the
Masonic Lodge, P.HA., competi-
ton was so close that instead of
naming one Mason Of the Year"
the commission of Grand Masters
selected three 'sNiasons Of the
Year" who will share the low
ing cup jointly, each retaining II
four months Of the year. The three
men chosen are Edward l. Boyd
Of Palestine Lodge No. 9, Eugene
II. Lewis Of Pioneer Lodge No.
1 and James Watson Of Per-
feet Ashlar No. 4, F. & AM.
COnvaIescing At Home: Mrs. Blu
ford Hayes, 5S2 Carroll Av., is
now convalescing at her home, af-
ter undergoing surgery in Miller
hospital where she was a patient
for two weeks.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-09-26
OAK LEAF ART CLUB
ELECTS NEW OFFICERS

Mrs. J. r. Jones, 914 Fuller Av
was hostess TO the Oak Leaf Art
Club on Monday September %
Business Of Importance on the
agenda was the annual election
Of officers for the ensuing ys1r.
Mrs. Susan Napue was elected
president; Mrs. Lueila Brown, vice
president; Mrs. Florence Mitchell.
secretary; Mrs Roxie Anderson.
reelected treasurer; Mrs Josie
MCGEE publicity; Mrs. Ada Jones,
entertainment committee; Mrs.
Emmaline White, sunshine chair
man and Mrs. Della Holsomback
chaplain.
At tho conclusion Of business,
a social hour and retrcchments
was enjoyed.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-09-26
West lndion Federation
Urged To Meet On
British RueiuI Riots

Port-Of-spain, Trinidad CAMP
Alfred Comes, a member OF
West Indies House Of Representa-
tives has called for a conference
Of the West Indian Federation
made up Of representatives Of the
Caribbean areas TO draw up O
plan TO deal with the race riots
in Britain.
Comes commented that when
Britain did not have a Negroe mi
nority, she could talk with proud
detachment about the primitive
emotionaiism Of the Americans and
others who had one.
There can be little happiness. 4"
he opined, 'fn a community riven
by recism."
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-09-26

grandparents, Also ahaftng thc
Joy OF their first granddaughter
are Mr., and Mrs Albert Allen
Jr., 1904 Fifth Av. s. paternal
grandparents.
Wedding Guests, Arriving In
the city Monday September %,
were Mr.. and Mrs, Auguster Jack
and son Eddy Ray and Mrs. Wade
Alvin Jack and infant son, Alvin
Darnell. who are the guests Of
Rev. and Mrs. n Henderson Of
1929 Bryant Av N. The occasion
for their visit Is 10 attend tho
wedding Of the Auguster Jacks
daughter, Miss Dorothy Jean to
Mr.. Robert L. saioe which viii
be solemnized at Z pm. Friday
September 26, at Zion Baptist
church. Mrs. Auguster II a sister
OF Mrs Henderson.
HospitallEed; Mrs, Gloria Cham
bers. 24S0 Fourth Av s. Is a pa
tient In Fairview hospital where
she underwent minor surgery. She
Is in excellent condition and her
stay IN the hospital win be OF
short duration.
Returns Home; Mrs. Earl Brent
a420 Fourth Av. s. returned home
Sunday evening from Chicago
where she visited relatives ant
friends. She was the house guess
OF Mr.. and Mrs, John Jordan
Mrs. Jordan is a sister OF Mr.
Brent. While in Chicago. abe wal
Joined by Mr.. Brent and his broth
er and sister-in-law, the Rev. anC
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-09-26

HOspitalized: Mr.. NJ. X. Nc
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-09-26

him In case 81 unusual pain. Ora
Jel Is also a popular and effective
alleviator of baby's teething pains
For this Il Is commended by Par
ents' Magazine and recommended
by many pediatrioians. A product
that is a must in family medi-
cine cabinets and first-aid kits,
ora-Jel can be found in all drug
stores,
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-09-26

winning scores were the Mines.
Gerone Reed, first; Frank Terry.
second and o. B. Williams third
Mrs. Cecil Mccoy and Mrs. Re
becca Toussaint were guests of
the hostess and were given gifts.
Mrs. Carrie Neal. 3s4s Fifth Av.
s., Minneapolis, win be hostess at
the next meeting.
T.S.T.C. Host; Mr.. Henry Thorn
as was host to the T.S.T.C. Club
on Saturday evening September
20, at his home 1915 Clinton Av.,
Minneapolis.
Former Residents Return: Mr..
and Mrs. Clarence Wigginton, for
mer residents of st. Paul, who
have been residing in Los Angeles,
returned to the Twin Cities on
Wednesday September IT, and
plan to reside permanently in st.
Paul They were the house guests
for a week Of Mr.. and Mrs. o.
B. Williams, 4445 First Av. s.,
Minneapolis, and are at present
residing at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. William Godette of e66 Day
ton Av., st. Paul. Mr.. wigginton.
well known architect, and Mrs.
Wigginton were active in social
and civic activities of the Twin
Cities and will be welcomed back
home by their many friends.
HOspitalized: Mr. NJ. K Nc
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-09-26

at home and we were treated 50 graciously by
everyone met that felt almost II we
were residents OF Warren rather than visitors
Warren, Ohio has a population Of approximately
$4,000 people but 1t appears 10 be much larger
because il is 50 spaoously laid-out. The Negro
population lives extremely well and the homes are
beautiful, many OF them the newer ranch type
homes Republic Steel has large plant in the
vicinity and there are also other large mills and
plants to provide good employment and substan-
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-09-26
Social and Personal
4 MINNEAPOLIS 4

It's Girl; Mr. and Mrs Robert f. Allen 1904 Fifth Av. s.
are receiving congratulations the birth Of their sborn
baby daughter Roxanne Shar Allen who arrived in Farview
hospital Monday September TO- and tipped the scales
pounds Sharing the pride and JOY Of their first grandchd
Mr. and Mrs solomon Hughes 3ll6 Fourth Az s. maternal
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-09-26

A Gard Of Appreciation lets
those who were kind 10 you while
you were III know you really ap-
proclated their thOughtfulneaa
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-09-26
Social and Personal
Z ST. PAUL Z

Club Hostess: II enjoyable afternoon for members
OF the Twin City Maids and Marons Bridge and guests
Saturday afternoon September 20 when Mrs Nora MCacken
was hostess TO the club at prt appointed luncheon held
River Room St Paul After lunch the group
oyed several rounds bridge Club members holding prze
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-03-06
2 Colleges
Seek Talents
Of LeCompte

Jim LeCompte has kind-sizcd
problem.
Seventeen year old Jim Is
president of the Student Council
of Gaithersburg High, and for the
last three years has been a main
stay of the schools baseball,
football and basketball teams.
Jim, who lives on Deerpark
Drive, Gaithersburg, graduates in
June and plans to continue his
math and science studies in col.
lege. Now Jim has flood Of
scholarship offers, and just
doesn't know which TO take.
No less than seven colleges
have bid for him, ranging from
Cornell and Columbia through
Vanderbilt and G.. w. to Virginia
u, Maryland u, as well North
Carolina.
The decision rests with me, "
says Jim. my parents and my
coach have given me some very
helpful advice, but they have not
tried to decide for me-"
In the four months remaining
before graduation, Jim will be
busy Us usual with school mat
tiers. In addition to his council
work, he is president of the Key
Club, which is active in charity
work in the county.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-03-06
Powerful London Coasts
In St. Stephens Game

With a 10 to l record of
wins this season, powerful
Landon coasted to victory in
the finals of the St. Stephens
tourney at Alexandria on Sat-
urday.
Following the capture of the
Interstate Academic Conference
Championship last week, the
Bears seem all set for a sparkling
season next year. The same
players will carry over and the
great height advantage which
helped rout so many formidable
opponents this season seems
likely to be even greater next
season.
In Saturdays final, against a
gallant but inferior Priory, the
Bears took a four-point lead in
the first period and extended it
throughout the bout to emerge
on the right end of a Clip score.
Having played the first string
during the first three quarters,
Coach Ed Barton put in his sec
ond and third squads for the
final clash, rotating them so that
each novice could gain the most
practical experience.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-03-06
Baseball
Plans Are
Discussed

Approximately Is teams in the
Montgomery County Boys Base
ball Association have announced
their schedule for the coming
season.
The annual meeting Of the AS
ISOLATION was held Monday at
the Argyle Community Club, with
Eckart Wipf presiding.
The Midgets will open the play
in the 1858 League Association
competition, with the first game
May 3, followed by the juniors on
May II, and seniors on June z.
The three divisions of the AS
ISOLATION will be divided into
seven leagues spread throughout
the county. The Midget Division
will have four leagues: Bethesda,
Kensington, Wheaton and Silver
Spring. The Junior Division will
play in two leagues: Eastern and
Western. Seniors Will play in one
countrywide league.
The president appointed the fol-
lowing committees to assist him
for the coming year: Insurance,
al Gardiner; publicity and public
relations, Vaughn Cole and Harry
Besne; opening day programs,
Eckart Wipf; awards, Reno Con.
tinetti and Kyle Wilson; stadium,
w. Evans Buchanan; playing
fields and ground rules. F. Frank
Rublni.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-03-06
Coleman Leads Lone Oak B
TO Fifth Straight Victory

Rockville All Stars squeezed by
the Rockville Optimists. 1890.
Tom Brown led, the winners with
Is points. Bill Cosner did the best
job for the losers with 10 points.
Midget League
Bill Spencer's st. Mary's five
took over sole possession of top
spot in City Midget league by
defeating 482 Lemacs 1913. The
defeat was the first loss for the
Lemacs in the second half play.
Jimmy Ewing and Bootsy Spen-
Ger played the best game for St.
Mary's. Don Del Balzo starred for
the losers.
st. Peters Olney defeated the
483 Terps 14-2. Burke led the
Saints attack with z points.
The Isl Giants blanked the 208
Bombers so. Billy Edwards scored
a of the Giants 5 points.
The first half champs got back
in their winning form as they
defeated the 482 Dukes, 50. jim
my Murphy led the winners.
The 762 Phantoms, led by Ricky
Veenstra with II points, shut out
the 483 Jets 29-0. Marty Bak
scored Z for the winners.
Standings:
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-03-06
Adult Casers
TO Engage In
metropolitan

The top two teams of the Mont
gomery County Recreation De-
pa TIM emit Adult Basketball
League will participate in the Me-
-tropolitan InWtational Tourna-
ment, which will be playoff be-
tween the champion and second
place teams from the Recreation
Department Leagues of Prince
Georges County, Arlington Coun-
ty, District of Columbia and Mont
gomery County.
This is an annual tournament
with Prince Georges County act
ing as this years host. Games
will be played at Greenbelt Jun
ior High School and Suitland SEN
ior High. The games will start
on March II, 1858, at Greenbelt
and Suitland. March Is, 1858, the
semi-finals will be played at Suit
land and Saturday, March 18th,
the final and consolation game
will be held at Suitland.
The two teams representing
Montgomery County will be de-
cided in the start of the Mont
gomery County play-offs Sunday,
at Bethesda Chevy Chase High
School. The four teams going
into this playoff are B. M, Wood
field and Son, Keller Brick Con-
tractors, Silver Spring Sport
Shop and Stauffer Slenderizing.
The games are free and every.
one is invited to attend.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-03-06
Eleventh Win Puts
WoodfieId on Top

B. M. Woodfield & Son used its
speed and good ball handling to
defeat Keller Brick Contractors
47-40 in a Montgomery County
Adult Recreation Basketball
League game. The game, played
Sunday night was Woodfield's
eleventh win. Don Benson led B.
NJ. Woodfield's attack with -
points. Bob Everett scored IA
points for Keelers'.
Stauffer's Slenderizing stopped
Silver Spring Sport Shop in the
first game, by the score of 1911.
The accurate shooting of Jack
Kelley and Jim McAuliffe proved
to be too much for Silver Spring.
McAuliffe collecting twenty-nine
(29) points and Kelley collecting
% points. Don Shanklin was high
scorer for Silver Spring Sport
Shop with n points.
Battery ID" paraded past the
Poolesville Rangers 62-45. Pooles-
vile held Battery ID" in check
during the first half but couldn't
keep up the pressure. Tom Curry
scored 80 points for Battery ID"
and Tubby Stottlemyer was high
man for Poolesville with Is
points.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-03-06

Bill Golfers Lone Oak B team
made it five in a row as they de-
feated Twinbrook Elementary, 49,
IL. The Lone Oakers were pow
cred by Joe Mcclellan and Doug
Coleman.
West Rockville Elementary
scored an upset victory over Lone
Oak A, 100. The game went into
two overtime periods. Billy Chit
tenden and Mike Pyles again led
the winners attack. II
The Park Street Streaks defeat
ed Maryvale Elementary 20-10.
Dave Whelan and Pat Doud
starred for the Streaks with 6 and
A points, respectively.
Standings:
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-03-06
208 Darts Top
Peewee League

The 208 Darts, playing one of
their best games of the year, de-
feated a strong st. Mary's team
IA, to take undisputed possession
of first place. JUNE Howard
played the best game for the win.
ners. Danny Mcdonnell scored all
of st. Mary's points.
The 483 Cadets defeated the 482
Buckeyes 80. Lewis starred for
the Cadets.
The 1852 Wildcats defeated st.
Peters Olney 1927. Ricky Kelly,
Wildcat star, led the winning at
tack with 10 points. d. Nichols
scored 6 for his team.
4S3 Beavers defeated 482 Blue
Devils SO. Garel and Beatty led
the winners.
The Warriors trounced the Isl
Comets ~. Hornbostel had 4
points.
Standings:
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-03-06
Blazers Make 1t Official
Pick Up Ri(ounty Crown

Having won the Bi-County
League crown unofficially for
weeks, Blair dom ina t e d
Northwestern last week to
make the crown fit.
The confident Blazers chalked
up a 1927 score against the Wild
cats for their 18th straight win.
Despite the close defense which
Northwestern threw in, Bob
Daniels, Blair's captain, netted
16 points, to emerge top man for
his squad.
Barry Goss, running defense in
the second half, spirited the ball
way from a confused Northwest.
ern attack no fewer than Ia
times, and gathered in nine re-
bounds.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-03-06

The Blazers were handicapped
by the close guard placed by
Northwestern on Tommy Brown,
who normally leads Blair's at
tack. Eluding Jack Schaefer,
Brown finished up with nine
points.
Blair's victory was due to good
team play, according to Coach Ed
Moffatt. He singled out as out
standing, Daniels. Goss and
Brown, who made an about
effort and spanked the Blazers to
come up with the added punch
they needed to take the game.
Moffatt hopes to finish the
season with a win against B.CC
Friday.
"They will be hard to beat" he
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-03-06
2 From Silver Spring
CoIIuborcte on Play

Two Silver Spring members OF
Adventure Theatre have written
an adaptation Of the familiar
fairy tale, 'Dick Wilmington and
His Cat" for the groups second
production Of the season next
month.
Adapters of the play are Eliza
beth Goodwin and Helen Jordan
A University of Maryland senior
Kit Larke, will direct the produc
ton, assisted by his wife, Betsy
Larkc.
Performances will be presented
at Leland Junior High School
March I, March 8 and March IS.