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FARM BARGAINS

II AktM DAftGA1NO
STONE FARMsTEAD: 1875 acres.
lovely and stately Old stone house
Of Q rms, and bath sits up among
tower lng naples overlooking
stream. Good barn, Silo and ample
outteldGs: Now shipping Grade a
Fred'k. co-1l6-ac. cattle farm.
state rd.;. S-rm. eenter-hail house,
open stairway. Good barn and
outbldgs. Present owner been here
% o.. yrs nSSS retiring. Bargain
s-Acre.. paved rd.. 2-bedrm, house;
cleo, phone, bath, good barn,
spring stream pasture, tail shade
..giys.away" at $4,000. r. ],
5EsNTz; b uI!.S sT1anneytown' Nd
FARMETTE!-7 acres and 7-room
home: 2 scr. porehes: oil heat
iMTo aH STATE sl 5SSa T11ly l s:isop
b nAk Ma, i IN. w4.ss7f. AsAi!0f
FOR RENT 20 miles north Of
Wash. 7-Fm. and bath house
s ElIa s fsEs' EN- Il 5P iSs4fSS77. an0
Four bedrooms, bath. dwelling,
beautiful location; q A.. grass;
trees, shrubbery, facing state road
mail and school bus ser. win b,
on Of market at the present Low
price after sept. /, S11,b00. Ex'
cellent fol- retirement.
FOR QUICK Sale, O. rambler 81
modern, well located for practi.
eally the cost Of building, vel
financed
stock farms well watsrsd; dsir,
farms.
Perrow Real Estate Agency
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OUT OF TOWN REAL ESTATE

1000 Acre Mount. Resort
Lisonier Valley area close turnpike
at DONEGAL. Pa. PICTURESQUE. wood
ed, huge rocks. views, mountain
streams, lake, cemented pool, as
phalt tennis courts. Is modern
ranch houses, club house. Death
Of associate necessitates sale.
Price 1880, 900, terms. Price is
25so below cost. Consider leasing;
Ideal for company educational
training programs. huntins-fish-
ing club, skiing or children's camp.
FRANCES EISEMAN, 705 Chislett
St, Pittsburgh 8. Pa.
OLD BRICK HOUSE on 5 acres:
wonderful location. fine view; lots
OF shade and paintings: old-type
bath and heating system. S22,OOO
Many others.
Browning Real Estate Agcy.
culpeper, virginia
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BOOM AREA

Near New Jones Point Bridge
parcels available from 40
1855 acres overlooking the spark
ling, beautiful Potomac River,
these parcels are in an area OF
boom development. Get in immedi-
ately on pay dirt. Other acreage
available in prime location at
reasonable prices. Some for i'm
mediate development with sewer
ana water.
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FARMS
A FARM BARGAIN

"A AA4b4N4 oE14bAAGA4AN
5O-ACRE FARM. $40 mi. frontage
on 2 black top roads. A acres
wooded. 5-bedrm. frame house in
nice como. Masonry farm bldgs.
consisting Of barn, large hog
house and utility bldg. New since
1852. This farm Is in excel. cond.
and is priced reasonably at $1S.-
Lis ACRES Nr. warrenton, s.bedrm.
countryside. 3 ponds. $4,000,
l25 ACRES Mr.. Amissville. $3.50
acre, 100 acres with y mi, 'front.'
age on U. s. Eli mr.. Admissible;
nice 4-bedrm. home. $4,000 per
VI. from soil bank. $4,000. so
acres, not farm from Haymarket.
Just OF rte. 55,. $3.50. acre. Other
farms reasonably priced, terms.
CLARK REALTY Il INSURANCE
Va. Phone 1856
BEAUTIFULLY SITUATED. in Fair
fax County, Va. on Route 80.
about 4 mi west Of Ramp WASH
ington-125 acres with 3-bedrm.,
2-bath residence lfurn.l; p car
garage with apt. above: barn and
other farm buildings: streams in
fields and lge. pond stocked with
bluegill and bass; about 100 acres
fenced pastures: beautiful view Of
mountains. Ideal for executive
Of Chantilly Airport. Avail. after
Sept. l.: minimum 3-year lease;
$500 month. Will make rea-
sonable changes or additions to
suit lessee. Shown BY appt. Call
Monday. MA. S-3713.
NuApT nc II IAMTCON
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CHARLES II. JAMISON

DARNESTOWN
20 A., 6-rm. mod. bungalow, new
guest house. Washington-type
dairy barn and silo. s A. woods,
lake, streams, high scenic plateau,
2,40O feet in length, ideal for
airstrip, long frt.. Rte. 2S, approx
s mi. to Co. capital. $4,000.
1I2 A. DAMASCUS ESTATE
6-rm. frame house, bath. seIni-mod
kit, 20-stall dairy barn. silo, misc
bldgs., 2 streams, 15 A. wooded
balance crops and grass, 1000 It,
frt. co. I'd. 81 mi. D. C.: S29,-
go A. Fred. Co. farm: Broom
house: bath, mod. kit, full .bsnlt,
slate roof, new septic. tank. 20.
COW barn, new, silo; "a mi. hard
FED r.; fi sis.s sSc'1 E down. l. NIL N
1856 A. Fred, Co. dairy farm: 80
COW D. C, barn w/cleaner;. silos;
50xllOo barn s;rm' c1hall house house.
Srass; 10 a. woods: bal. crops ane
grass; mi. frt. Rte. 10 and z
other rds.: 10 mi. n. Fred; least
$3.50 mo-: $4,000. Terms.
$50 A. River I'd. farm: 6-rm, house
cattle barns; fertile land with
streams: mi. fri. River road; mi
frt. C&O Canal: lease, $4,000 pei
yr. Price S325 per q. "a cash.
1878 A. On little Monacacy River
water shed at foothills Of Sugar
Loaf Mountain in Montgy. Co, p
mi. of D. C. Priced from $3.50 ur
per acre.
% A.: remodeled 5-rm. house
modern kit, dining rm,,. living
rm.. 2 bedrms., new bath, part
bsmt., full attic: horse and cattle
barn: s acres excellent sod, bal:
ance wooded; several springs, good
streams; s'oOG-fti. COUNTY t;y,.. road s.l
mel site. S21, 900; terms. $500
cash.
o A.: Groom house, bath, furance
Barn. garage, misc. buildings. Or
state road overlooking recreation
area and part public park. 3 mi
from acc at Germantown. S16,'
500. Terms.
5A.: 3-bedrm. Cape Cod; mod. kit:
liv. rm.. dinette, how'd. rs, full
bsmt., oil heat. $1,000. Terms
$4,000 cash.
5 A. clarksburg domestic: SCOTT
I'd. frt.: fin. bsmt.: well, cleo
pump: unusual view; owner Ill
$4,000. Terms.
2s5 acres. Mr.. Rockville. 8 dwell
ings. lge. barns, 9 streams, rs A
lush BLUEGRASS, As a. wooded. mile
road frontage. Excel. topography
zoned 10000 50. IT. ready for dew
May be sold as two parcels al
$1,000 per acre. Terms.
% S-rm house: bath, n h w h
mod. kit. 4 bedrms., tile a., full
attic. full bsmt.: horse barn
stream: ochard: garden; woods
bl. grass; 81 mi. D. C. 500, 900
Terms. $4,000 cash.
3 A. Rockville; 5-rm. bungalow
. bedrms.; hardwood A.. tiiet
bath: oil heat: Q marketable bldgs
lots worth $1,000 ca. S19.750
Terms.
cHAs. T. JAMESON, REALToR
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FARMS

140-A. Brick Farmstead
spIendidly locatsd-o1 state hvay,
At village edge. 3 mi, 70 city ad-
vantages: about i00a tillable.
stream .w4tered PASTURE; s-rm;
brick dwelling. cleo, fireplace and
basement. barn 40x7o; ,serineed
sF faSSSGSfi kEALf Nsci >! o. r. Boz 3 = 4.
Greens Is,s;nSST st Pa. ssrGsin Lists
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2 ACRES, with neat Groom home,
bath, attractive floors. interior
partly knotty pine. yard, shade
trees, small garden space. ideal
for retirement. Priced $3.50.
Terms $1,000 down, etc. c. W.
DUNCAN, Broker. Louisa, Va.
Phone $50 weekdays; 1:46 Sun
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BUILT FOR A PRINTING CO.
$4,000 So IT.; lge. 3-story brick:
$500 on a long lease. THOMAS
D. WALSH, INC, 1900 K st. NV,
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POOLEsVILLE, Md.

Phone 3OI-DI. 9-3262
CHARLES ELGIN, DI. 1882
KELVIN WADE, JU. S-261S
ERVEN BUTT. Pc. 2-2206
ELIZABETH FURNACE AREA,
Fort Valley. 440 acres. trout
stream. adj. natl forest. springs:
2-bath house, mod, cow. Ideal
for dairy, shooting preserve, hunt
club, camp for exec. group, etc.
ASKING S31 800. Terms.
CRICKENBERGER REALTY
Mt. Jackson, Granite 7-3393
ESTATE AREA near Bluemont, Va,
Beautiful 13-acre tract mostly
wooded, Arm house, large 2-story
barn which can be converted into
another house. Several desirable
home sites, S10,950. Terms. IA
$1,000.
FARM WANTED-About 100 acres,
more or less. For weekend camp
ing and relaxation. Prefer South
ern Maryland. Box 334-J, Star.
FARMS (2l, for lease, So. Md. IS
mi from Wash; ref. req: repair
able houses; cleo. Avail. ~ 500
&C, 4 tob. barns; (2) so &C., 3 toh
barns. Box ED. Star.
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FAIRFAX county, acres, SEN
eca I'd: 50-mile view, highly re-
stricted subdivision: convenient to
CHA and Chantilly Airport. $1,000.
OWNER. Ell. 6-4179.
FAIRFAX COUNTY-l00 acres mr..
new golf course and Route 66 in
terchange; 2 rented houses TO
help carry while land increases
in value. Only $3.50 per acre with
good terms. Call Mr.. Collier.
NJ. T, BROYHILL & SONS, CORP.
IA. 4-1sOO Ewes. JE. 4-Os01
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BUSINESS PROP. FOR SALE

AAA.WI5. AVE.
Very des. loo. avail. for national
orgal or commercial establish
ment viii consider proposition
to suit. F W.. BOYLE, FE. =
500. ewes, OIL. 6-6S4S.
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Fairfax Co.

FAIRFAX 20.
Builders
80 acres, part in Vienna. part Just
outside city limits. Sewer and
water. Total price $4,000 with
excellent terms.
STANLEY r.
ROWLAND CO., INC.
Realtors Falls Church, Va.
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INvIsrMINr pRopr SALE IusINIss pAop. ToR RINr


s-ROOM HOUSE, full basement. ga
rage: excel. for business or ofices.
end and Kennedy NV. Reas. rent
for good tenant, RA. 3-b300,
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WAREHOUSES FoR SALE

ONE-sTORY clnder block BLDG
On, r.. q. DUNNE Co. no.
10000; ewes. Sun. Re, 3-ii53,
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w VA-k2 ACRES

W. VA.-52 ACRES
Practically -new brick: rms, bath
and furnace. Large bsmt. Sets
high, overlooking lake: block
barn; good view: 90 mi. to D. c.
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W. VA.-2O ACRES
On Route 80, % miles west OF
Winchester. Wooded with large
spruce and poplar. Hickory nuts;
, ,srge mountain 1nns t. b,,b now and
view; ideal place TO build stone
house: stones ready. Cut price,
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INTERESTED in site for driye-in
restaurant? Here are 1000 So.
IT. situated at one Of the most
strategic intersections In Mont
Romery County. Priced less than
81 go per 50. #. Call Mrs, steed
With LAIRD B. SCOTT, REALTOR,
~. 9-0420 eyes,; Sun, JU. g.
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FlRsT COMMERCIAL, 800 blk.
Eye NV. Suit. organization, large
business. Al income possibilities.
3-story brk. Under $4,000, reas.
cash: bal. terms. Vacant. OWNER,
Box 144-J, Star.
STE FOR ONCE bldg. hotel or apt.
across Greyhound and railways
bus terminal, 8 adjoining parcels
smaller units Of 5000 50. It.
available. Call Me. S-65S0.
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NOTHING DOWN

e0-aeres, excel, pasture land. good
Baltimore ,..1 s.rs dairy bar, barn and dsi T,
house.; needs rsIcyatins. but stiil
IN living cond.; nice stream and
r, TEsss srV' wTiry prufs errrc
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-01-29

their first meeting of the year
at the home of Mrs. Philip j.
Prang, jr., Donora rd., Ednor, on
January 10. Officers for the COM
ing year are Mrs. Larry kenney,
president; Mrs. Prang, vice-presi-
dent; Mrs. Forester l.. Raymond,
secretary, and Mrs. Herbert Helne,
treasurer.
The Homemakers' meeting
night has been changed from the
second Tuesday of the month to
the second Thursday. Next meet.
ing will be held at the home OF
Mrs. Robert Bainum in Highland.
No residents of the area will
have to go very far on Friday
for an evening of fun. At 1880
take the children to see "Sky
Commando" this weeks attrac-
ton in the Family Movie Series
at Sherwood Elementary School
Then from nine til one, baby
sitterS permitting, plan to dance
to the mus ic of the George
Krouse orchestra at the Snow
Ball at st. Peters Hall.
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Germantown
Witnessing
Event Due in
Community
BY Deborah II. Lenz
Gaithersburg 692-M

Each Thursday night at 7:30
for the next two weeks there
will be a prayer meeting held at
the Trinity Methodist Church, in
preparation for a Week of Wit.
Messing to be held February 8-12.
This will be a joint venture of the
Trinity Church and the Clarks-
burg Methodist Church. The
speaker for the Week of Witness.
ing will be the Rev. Carroll Yin.
Cling. Also in preparation for
these services, there will be a
visitation program during the
first week in February, and a
prayer vigil on February 5th at
the church from 3 pm. to 9 pm.
with continuous prayers as wor-
shippers come and go, according
to their personal schedules. Watch
for the announcement of the serv-
ices February 8-12.
A happy birthday celebration
was held recently in honor of
Mrs. Emma Mullinix at her home
near Cedar Grove. A festive sup
per was served by Mrs. Waters
Woodfield and Mrs. Charles Wat
kins, jr., to eight guests.
The schools of Montgomery
County will have no sessions to.
morrow, January 80, for a be-
tween-semesters holiday.
The annual congregational
meeting of the Neelsville Presby-
terrain Church was held Tuesday
evening, January goth, at which
time two elders and two deacons
were elected to serve for the next
three years. Walter c. Snyder and
L. Clagett Warfield were reflect.
ed as elders. William d. Morton,
ir., and Everett Z. Moone were
elected as deacons.
The Mariners Club of the
Jamestown Presbyterian Church
met last Friday evening for their
regular monthly meeting. After
covered dish supper, a brief
business session and devotional
was held, and then the members
applied themselves to the project
of the evening which was paint.
ing the Church School nursery
furniture in various attractive
colors. Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Graves
are shippers of this organization
of young couples of the church,
Sincere get well wishes are ex.
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Gaithersburg
DR.. Wilson is Speaking
To Group in St. Louis

York for several days. While they
are away, Mrs. Glenn Shorb and
her two children are visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Merle
Stang.
John Thomas is in Recife,
Brazil, where he is visiting his
brother-in-law and sister, DR.. and
Mrs. da Costa Lima. En- route
down, he stopped over in Mexico
City and enjoyed bull fight.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl w. Van Diver
announce the engagement of her
daughter, Miss Ruth Lucille
Briggs, to Mr.. Johnnie Barnes of
Alexandria. The ceremony will
take place on Saturday, February
Ia, at the Grace Methodist Church.
Diane Gloyd, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. George Gloyd, is the
latest of our local folks to APP
pear on television. Diane, a g.
year-old fourth grader at the
Washington Grove School, APP.
peared Saturday on Duckpin Jun
iors, bowling program for the
younger duckpin enthusiasts. She
was selected upon the recommen-
dation of the management of the
Dalamar Bowling Alleys.
Last Thursday evening, the
mayor and town councils of both
Gaithersburg and Washington
Grove met with the members Of
the Montgomery County Council
and officials of the Bureau of
Standards. Under discussion were
questions and problems relative
to the projected move of the Blu
feau to the Gaithersburg area.
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Supply pastor at the German
town Baptist Church last Sunday
was the Rev. F. William John
son of Washington.
The Afternoon Circle Meeting
of the Jamestown Presbyterian
Church was held last Thursday
at the home of Mrs. John An
drews, ST. Circle Leader for 1859
is Mrs. Arundel.
The annual congregational
meeting of the Jamestown
Church was held last Wednesday
evening, January Dist, when new
officers were elected, as follows:
Elders, Mr.. Ted Noffsinger, Mr..
Benoni Allnutt, and Mr.. Clark
Boyer; deacons, Mr.. Fred Tim
norman, Mr.. Arnold Gray, and
Mr.. James Munday; trustees, Mr.,
Ralph Graves and DR.. George PAT.
fenbarger.
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Livestock Market

me following were the market
quotations at the Baltimore Live
stock Auction, West Friendship.
as reported by the U.S.D.A. at
the cfose of business Monday:
CATTLE-2o1; CALvES-235; Com
pared to Friday, January %; all slaughter
classes active and steady; stockers and
feeders scarce and active, feeder steers
steady, stock steer and heifers and stock
steer and heifer calves strong to SOC higher.
COWS AND BULLS: Utility cows $3.50
21.25, lew head high-Uuhty and Conn
mercial S21. $1,000; Gamers and Cut
ters SIG. 5U-1S. 50, lew head up to $500.
Few head Utility bulls SOB 50-24.75.
VEALERS-Several 140-250 Id. Good
and Choice vealers $50. 00-43. so, Choice
$38. 90 and up; Standard S29. 0O-35. 90; bulk
all weight Gun and Utility $19.OO-2S.O0,
Culls up to $500.
STOCkERS AND FEEDERS: Few VS.
1850 h. Common and Medium feeder
steers so. 00-$25. 40. Four small lots $40
6O2 10. Medium and Iow-Good stock steers
SIS. 25-30.75. Few lots 334476 Id. mostly
Medium stock steer calves $27.5O-32.75.
One lot $50 10. high Choice and w-Fancy
stock heifers $500, package 526 ID.
Medium so. %.
HOGS-194 Butchers steady to strong,
sows weak to 25c lower. us. No. 1, 1861
22l 10. butchers SIS. 25-19.75, mostly
S1s. 50-19. so; mixed No. 1-3, No. ?, No.
2-3 and No. lots, 190-252 Id. $500
1925, largely SIS. 10-1S.50 Few head No.
2-3, 420-505 ID. sows S15.00-16.5o.
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tended to Mrs. Dyke Cullum who
is recovering from major surgery
and almost three weeks spent in
the Circle Terrace Hospital in
Alexandria, Va. Previous to her
disqualification, Mrs. Cullum spent
Christmas with her daughter,
Mrs. F. Raymond Wood, jr., and
family, in Easton, Pa, while Mr..
Cullum was in Europe, spending
two weeks on business in Eng
land, France, Germany and Hol-
land. While on the continent, Mr..
Cullum spent Christmas with his
son, Dyke, jr., in Orleans, France.
Mrs. Minnie Norton and her sis
ter, Mrs. Martha Cross, proprie-
tors of the Cider Barrel Trailer
Court, were finally able to leave
for their winter home in Fort
Pierce, Fla, last week, after being
delayed by the snow. They ex-
pect to return in April.
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who in turn presented the boys
of the various teams. Mr.. Miles
also accepted a check from the
Lions to cover the cost of several
new band uniforms for the school,
and a plaque concentrating the
victory of SherWood's band in
last years Lions contest.
On Saturday, January IL, Dorla
Argenbright Doss and Donald
Robert Barley were united in mar.
riage. The Rev. Gerald Alderman
of Ashton officiated at the double
ring ceremony in Liberty Grove
Methodist Church in Burtonsville.
Mrs. Barley is the daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Argenbright
of Olney and Mr.. Barley is the
son of Mrs. Evelyn Barley of
Riverdale Heights and Mr.. r. j.
Barley of Walls Gate, N. Y. A
reception was held at the home of
Mrs. Barley's sister, Mrs. Doug
las Bryan, of Ednor Acres. Fol
lowing a wedding trip the couple
will reside in Brookeville for the
present.
Girl Scout leaders held their
Neighborhood Association meet.
ing last Thursday morning. There
are presently 10 Girl Scout
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Social Planners Support
MUeniLe Detention Site

Wholehearted support of a
regional detention home for
juveniles at Burtonsville came
last Wednesday at a meeting of
the Montgomery Regional Social
Planning Board of the Health
and Welfare Council.
The local planning arm of the
HWC, headed by l. S. Turnover,
passed two resolutions favoring
location of the proposed home at
meeting also attended by rep
resentatives of the Maryland-Na-
tional Capital Park and Planning
Commission.
In brief, the resolutions:
. Urged that all Legislative
and legal steps be taken by Gov
ernor J. Willard Tawes and the
General Assembly to start con-
struction of a regional detention
center this year.
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Troops in this immediate area,
each one carrying on good work
in individual and group skills.
hospital work, international
friendships and cheerful.yisits to
shut-ins, to mention only few
of their interests. More later
about these young ladies and
their leaders, because they are
very active.
Last Saturday Miss Betsy Gill,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Parker
Gill, of Oldsfields, gave a going
away party in honor of Miss Nam
cy Wilson, daughter of the Mark
Wilson's. The Wilson family is
moving soon to Middletown, Md.
Dinner guests at the surprise
party were the Misses Betty
Treadway, Judy Farquhar, Judy
Dawson, Sandra Wise, Judy SEQ
rano, Jane DeBernardo and Adele
Musgrove.
The Monday Night Bridge Club
met this week with Mr.. and Mrs.
A. Irving Smith as hosts. SUBJ
shutting for Mr. and Mrs. P. G.
Lyon, who are vacating in Flor.
ida, were Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
N. Henderson.
The Ednor Homemakers held
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. Supported the general loca-
ton recommended by the State
Department of Welfare and the
Maryland-National Capital Park
and Planning Commission.
The State Welfare Depart
ment has recommended, and the
Planning Commission approved,
a location for a 40-bed denten-
ton home off new US. % near
BurtonSville.
Montgomery Planning Board
members split % on the M
NCPPC vote with ]. Newton
Brewer absent. Brewer later said
he would have added a dissent
ing vote to those cast by w. Law
son and Louis Gravelle. John A.
Floyd and Donald Gingery were
in favor of the State-owned loca-
ton, as were all Prince Georges
County members.
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DONNA JEANNE karin, of
Monument rd., near Rockville,
has been pledged to Zeta Tau
Alpha sorority at Bethany Col
lege, Bethany, w. Va. She was
graduated from Richard Mont
gomery High School last year.
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Conant Webb and ner daughter,
Beth, of New York, who is re.
cuperating from an illness. Miss
Mary Moore Miller returned on
Friday from a visit with tn e
Webbs.
The Sandy Spring Lions Club
last Monday invited all members
of Sherwood football, basketball
and baseball teams and their
coaches to dinner as guests of
the members. Sherwood Athletics
Night has become an annual event
in the Lions Club.
Mr.. Barney Welsh gave an out
standing talk to the group about
his own experiences in athletics
and the Importance of athletics in
the world. Sherwood's principal,
Mr.. Miles, introduced the coaches
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Sandy Spring
Community
annals
To Be Read
Margaret f. AdelfiO
Walker 4-3203

The Annals of Sandy Spring for
the years 1857 and 1858 are be-
ing readied by Historian Mary
Reading Miller. Reading of the
neighborhood history for those
years by Mrs. Miller is set for
February 8 at 8 pm. at the Com
munity Library.
Mrs. Miller is in Montclair, N.
j., at present with Mr.. and Mrs.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-01-29

WE'D so YEARS. Mr.. and Mrs.
Clarence c. Offutt, sr., lifetime
residents of Montgomery Coun-
ty, last week celebrated their
golden wedding anniversary at
their GAINESVILLE home with their
four children and 10 grandchil-
dren. Mr.. Offutt and his wife,
the former Lucille Clements,
lived on farm at Poolesville
from the time of their marriage
until moving to GAINESVILLE in
1916.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-03-05

To match his sports en-
semble. A wide voriety Of
styles and fobries, sobor-
dimes, Wosh n Wear.
poeron blend. royon. and
all wool no.itch fIonnel.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-03-05

Judges for the End Annual
Easter Coloring Contest being
sponsored by East Cleveland Saw
ings & Loan Company were an
nounced today by Robert c.
Knox, executive vice president.
They are: John C. Dix, Art Di-
rector, Dix & Eaton, Inc. local
advertising agency, and Jack
Wise, Manager of East Cleveland
Savings Hayden office.
Three winners will be selected
in each of three age classes -
5 and 6 years of age; z and 8
years of age; 9, 10 and II years
old. First place award will be
a $500 savings account; second
prize a $1,000 savings account
and third prize a $500 savings
account.
All children in the area are
eligible to enter the contest.