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Arkansas State press., 1959-09-11

..Why didn't God answer my
prayer, Preacher" the man
asked his pastor. Il thought
Cod was generous. He didn't
give me what / asked forl"
The preacher replied: Bro
Their, Cod did answer your
prayer. His answer was No!
Yes, Cod answers prayer /.
but He answers prayer in His
own way.
Many times people expect
Cod to do great things for
them, without their doing any
thing for Cod in return.
Cod shares His abundance
with us, but He expects us to
give Him something in return
=. our time, our talent and
our means.
Humility is essential when
dealing with Cod. The man who
questions Gods generosity does
not possess humility. His atti-
tude in questioning Cod clearly
shows this.
In this modern age, what
ever belongs to the father be-
longs to the child, too. The only
difference is in the right to per-
sonal use. We possess no re-
source that we would not gladly
spend to protect or to help our
children in time of need.
There are only two kinds of
requests our children could
make that we would deny them:
1) for something we know will
do them harm, and ~ for
things which we know we can
not afford.
Cod knows no laokl His wis
dom of what is good for us far
surpaSses ours.
Arkansas State press., 1959-09-11

ness toward goodness and up
Brightness, the world fixed its
attention on the Davids of
penitence and Righteousness. In
this is found true destiny when
we put ourselves within the
control of God. George Neu-
Arkansas State press., 1959-09-11

mark some three centuries ago,
SenSed the God-controlled des-
tiny of man when he wrote:
who trusts in Gods I'M
changing love,
Builds on the rock that
none can move.
Arkansas State press., 1959-09-11

Continued on page tweIve)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-19
S15.950

NEW HAMPSHIRE GARDENS
Modern style brick California RAM
"HANDY N DISTINCTIVE" loca-
ton. Huge liv. rm. with frepl. and
lge. sparkling kit. Many closets
and built-in features. Dirs.: Out
New Hamp. ave. to Univ. blvd,
right to Anne ST., right to Lockney
ave. left to Sl2S.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-19
HOUSES FoR sALE--MD.
MONTGoMERY COUNTY

A HOUSE in the country: S10,950.
One mile beyond District; 5000
extra for furn. OIL. 2-7642.
AN ACRE with Ice. 3-bedrm. home.
Vacant; 32.ft. liv. rm., big din.
rm., h.-wh., porches; garage; out
bldgs.; big trees; IL mi. north Of
eockyille;; v$ $4,000 90; OIL. 4-40ss.
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$18,500
nAXUTEW

Walk to st. Camillius, bus, COM
munity pool and public schools
from this newly listed brick ram
bier that's SPARKLING WITH
CHARM AND ELEGANCE" 3 twin
size bedrms., 23-ft. liv. rm., lge.
din. ell and huge kit, Ice. fabu-
lous custom rec. nm. THIS
WON'T LAST LONG" Dirs.: Out
New Hamp. ave. to Oakview dr.
and make sharp left on Avenel
I'd. to Cottrell Terrace and right
to 9614.
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BRADLEY HILLS

700I OAK FOREST LANE
Tremendous new, mod
ernistic split level; 4 bed
rms. 3 baths. lge. kit. with
b.b.qn rec, rm., firepl.,
ground-level M-acre lot with
trees: on cul-de-sac; mid
4Os.
DR.; N. Bradley blvd,
left to Oak Forest lane and
to home,
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HOUSES FOR sALE--MD.
BETHESDA
Kenwood Club

AHEA-4 bEDHOOM0
Priced in the UPPER eos; BY
OWNER Nvl,Ia mSy i,s. south Mest h ~.
rms. ! baths paneled club room
with fireplace, separate dining
Tm., de luxe electric kitchen, level
handicapped grounde, on . tTafnc-
free street. Open 2-0, Out Mass
ave. 10 ooldshoro I'd, right 10
lakewood Fds left 70 our open
SHANNON &LUCHS Co.
5000 Conn, Ave. IKE. z-ls00
BETHEsDA-By owner. modern g.
bedrm- 2la-bath rambler; ex-
Ra aRs Ssnt avs lev g HssoS sAS, s ssz
BETHEsDA-Retirine sac: * a.,
mod, brk. rambler, assume 81
trust; low sos. I'M. b-14SO.
BETHEspA--Reducedl Now sls.-
$50. 3-bedrm. Colonial; 1 " baths,
bsmt- serage: mr.. schools and
rec. center. Easy FHA terms.
DONALD DON w =. YouNKIN' 10. 4
BETHESDA, KENWOOD PARK---
Quality all-brick split level, mod.
erately priced for quick sale ct
S3S,S50. 3 bedrms., 21a baths,
large modern de luxe kitchen, ga
rage, rec. rnn, Many extras. GEO,
VII. E s9t Ut ssossSis5Es ssl SS y 3
BETHESDA. LOCUST HILLs-Ab-
sentee owner sacrifices magnif.
cent 4-bedrm.; paneled den and
rec. rm., mod; kit, 2 firepls., ga.
rage, brick Colonial on wooded lot
IN choice location; $50 900, GEO;
"; ROBERTSON. REALToR. 1885
WIS y, ave" OIL 2-2l2S; sun. 0
BETHEr A-PARKWOOD : Ameri-
cana rambler: LIST A., 3 bedrms.,
sL,% so.ft. XII. with T'T eating s'i SPACE Ss
wall-to-wail carpet, porch. car
port: full, I'm bsmt, has redwood
paneled rec, rm. with firep.., den
and Ord bath, Nr. NH, blk. to
school. By OWNER, l0113 Park
Ito 70 8, :. cali VIII. SsS49s. sun
BETHESDA, BRADMOoR: OWNER.
3-bedrm. brick Colonial: near
Bradley school: mid 20s. Open
sat. and sun. 1912 Irvington ave.
BETHESDA = 3-bedroom, 2ls-bath
brick rambler; de luxe kit, rec.
rm. screened porch, gear garage;
s WsIt,H lpc' Up Upper .t SSsi EARL T.
lBETHEsDA-By OWNER. Attrac
det. 3-bedrm. brk. Dutch Colonial;
firepl, din. rm., full bsmt., rec.
rm,, scr. porch, gar. level lot,
extras; walk dist. parochial, elem,
s al gpSi or. s zasSSs' shopping
BETHESDA-BY OWNER
Colonial. Full bsmt., sep. din. rm.,
Ice. kit, 3 bedrms.,- handicapped,
sasSsa vi ri. g glssss $4,000. No
BETHEsDA-HILLMEAD, assume Ice
4h%. loan--Immac. 3-bedrm. Co
lonial; lee. liv.. rm. with firepl.,
sep. din: rrn.. lovely rec; rm. IN
e ssis h iae fenced co ygaS OWN.
Err, OIL. 6-4235.
BETHEsDA, NEAR NIH. Navy
Hosp schools ,: Well y. ,ao Sspeo;
lot. garage, ser. porch. equip kit,
bsmt., rec, rm. and oil h.-w.h.
sis.e5o-BY OWNER
5513 Johnson Ave. OIL. 2-7266
IBETHEsDA-KENwoOD AREA, Co.
lonial split-level; 4 bedrooms, 3
full baths, large modern kitchen
with Frigidaire double oven, range
and refrigerator, separate dining
room, daylight recreation room.
House is only 4 months old.
$4,000. with SS,00O cash re-
uuired. Call OIL. 6-S763, after
$40 weekdays or all day 6atur-
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S2O.50O

4 CORNERS AREA
Majestic classic brk Colonial with
: twin-size bedrms., hv. nm. with
kit. POWDER RIM. AND SCR,
PORCH" AND FIN. REC. RIM
Dirs. Out Colesville I'd. to Lanark
Way, right to Markham, left tc
1925.
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HILLTOP ESTATE with breath
taking countryside view: Layhill
area on 5 acres; a truly SPA.
CIoUS brick ranchrtype home; So
liv. rm,, 20' din. rm., bedrms.,
huge rec. rm., garages, stable,
approx. : acres: priced in the
forties. RIPLEY CO., JU. b-61l1.
HOUSE WITH EXTRASi $4,000:
Garrett Park Estates: sale BY
OWNER: no agents-Brick 3-bed-
rm., 2-bath rambler, with lge.
screened porch, I'm. bSmt, for
extra bedrm. or rec. room, fully
equip. kit, f1repl.: close to public
and parochial schools, churches
and transportation; CT or FLA.
VIII. 2-562S.
INDIAN SPRING VILLAGE bed
rms, u baths; Ice. cor. lot: fire.
pl., full bsmt.; clean; mr.. transp.;
Sl3.500. JU. S-2056.
JUST LISTEN! In the oriGinal
Woodmoor: finest 2-bedrm. home
in the area: brick. slate roof, sep.
din. rm., kit. rec. rm., large
beautiful lot; tops at S16,500.
RIPLEY CO.. JU. 5-6l1l.
HOLY REDREMER PARISH-Beau.
tiful 3h-bedroom Cape Cod on
" wooded acre with separate din
ing room, recreation room and
bath in ground level basement,
S21,950, A. j. KESSINGER a. CO.,
JU. 9-4544.
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GAITHERSBURG

GAITHERSBUHG
4-YEAR-OLD. 3-bedTm. rambler. on
large fenced lot with. trees fnii
basement with ground-level exit;
4Hss financing. Price Sl4 BOO.
2-STORY 5-bedroom home in best
location; separate dining room
pc.eh, garage, foOred attic, break
fast nook. $4,000. Fla appra ved.
ROONY OLDER-TYPE HOME on
larEe lot. Nice condition snd ohiy
NEW " BRICK CAPE COD. centrally
located: bath up and down. A
NICE LOOKING HOME on extra
large lot: 3 bseroSnlS, : balns'
shaded lot. SIs.9h0 =.
LTTTLE ESTATE on 5 acres, in
beautiful rolling countryside. 81
Many IAN WANY MORE. Tel Us your
needs.
RCMER 4 Co. REALTORS
A56 III. Frederick, GaitherEburg
30I -WA-o-22o3
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BROOKEVILLE, MD.-Frame bum
galow on 2 acres; entrance hall,
Nv. rrn., kitchen, bedrm. and bath,
3 bedrms, lavatory on End. Good
barn, stream. S1S,500. ASHTON
REALTY CO.. EV. 4-1732, or WA.
4-9S1I after IL.
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OIL. 4-7500

By oWNERJ CHS Mass. Ave-
Large rambler, 4 bedrns., 3 baths
large liv. rm. and din. rm., Oh
kit, rec. rm. in daylight bsmt.
garage, S22,500 CT trust. Oper
Sat. and sun. all day,
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BE MR.. WISE S
bTk- coloniai,

BETHESDA-AttTa. brk. Colonial,
3 bedrms., "a baths. M. Bradley
schl., NH, Naval Hosp. OWNER,
OIL. 1910.
Observation-Disclosures. 2-bath brk.
Cape Cod, sep. din. rm., mod. kit,
full hSmt. with rec. rm., FLA ap-
praised at Sl7,750. KORENDOR-
FER, Realtor, OIL. SSH til 9.
BETHESDA = $4,000. 2 bedrms
down with finished upstairs. Cape
COD within walking distance OF
NH or Naval Hospital. Sep. din
rm.. Ice. porch. fun bsmt., attrac
corner lot. GEO. W. ROBERT
SON, REALTORS. 1885 wis. ave.
OIL. s-2l23. Sun. ? TO 9.
BETHEsDA. ADJOINING KEN.
WOOD PK.-New family homes.
These center-han Colonial split.
levels contain 4 bedrms., 8 baths
den. sep. din. I'm. and q dinette
GE kitchen, above-grouno paneleC
recreation rm., bsmt.. garage
patio. Beautiful wooded lots. Oceu-
rancy about so days. Exeeptlona
homes for S31 .a5O TOWN &
STP BAN. EN-. $4,000.
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HOUSES ron sALE--MD.


BIG FAMILY
OAKVIEW
e s.ns 'El ,.,I :Ss SaIy E E.t old
and 3 full baths, huge family nm.
o oSfmsa ont onto pa i Reduced Id, Z,
$4,000 for immed. possession.
Dirs.: Out New Hamp. ave. 70
Oakview dr.. sharp left on Avenel
ave. TO Dilston I'd. and Open sign
at 1908.
OPEN SUN, / to 8
Mrs. Penan on premises
Ewes, He. 4-Seo7
SUBURBAN
MOT, 10. B-3es7
BRAND-NEW
ALL BRICK Q bedrms. bath lst., 2
bedrms., bath End; finished rec,
maids room and bath IN walkout
basement; overlooking park. silver
Spring.
THOMPSON co.
JU. $4,000
BUDGET
Price on this cute and clean brk,
rambler. Living room, sep. din.
rm., kit. with dishwasherl bed
T ERi pm Pllse spi! si 4sRs s0OO an
4 BEDRMS., 2 BATHS
Plus table-space kitchen with dish
washer and disposal. French doors
from dining room to screened
porch, full bsmt. with picture win
dow, tiled floor, painted walls and
plumbing for "A bath, niced fenced
lot; walk to school and bus; ask
ing $20,750.
SACRIFICE
UNCONDITIONAL SPLIT LEVEL
Owner transferred and must sell
this immaculate brick split level
offering living room with fireplace,
separate dining room with door
TO screened porch. Table space
kitchen with eye-level oven, dish
washer, disposal and refrigerator,
3 bedrooms. 2 baths on upper level.
Lower levels offer soft. rec. room.
" bath and sub-basement seldom
found in split levels. Nice lot
with tool house. Reduced to
s24,950 for immediate sale.
KINGSWELL MANSION
This restored manor house has been
completely renovated and deco
rated. Entrance hall, hv. rm. with
firepl., sunrm., banquet-size din.
rm. with frepl.. mod. kit. with
dishwasher, laundry rm., den with
firepl. bedrm. and v bath all on
LIST a., 2 bedrms. with fireplaees
and bath on 2nd n. 2 sep. sery-
ants rms. Cor teen-agersl with
mod. bath; partial bsmt.; 100000
soft. lot with Ice. boxwoods,
trees shrubs and fish pond. Lo-
Gated close-in; vacant; Asking
$32,500; trades considered.
TRADES
viii be considered on any Of our
listings. II you now own house
home. DO II the modern Blanchard
way-TRADE.
E. F. BLANCHARD, Realtor
91S Sligo Ave. JU. $4,000
BURNING TREE C. c.
OPEN SUN, 1-6 Pm.
3 bedrms., 2 baths, sep. din, rnn.,
jalousied sun rn., club rI1., library,
maids rm. and bath; over an
acre. S42,500.
72I5 ARROwWOOD RD.,
BETHESDA
Dir: Bradley blvd. to Burdette,
left to Arrowwood, right to house.
BURNT MILLS ESTATEs-De luxe
split level with 3 bedrms., ga
baths, center hall, step-down liv.
rm.. de luxe elect. built-in kit,
lge. sep. din. rm.. rec. rm.,
beautiful patio. with TREMENDOUS
eye-catching fenced yard; S27,-
9b0. ROBERT H. KENT q CO.,
III
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BRADLEY HILLS GROVE

1904 MEADowLARK LANE
Have country club living
in this beautiful 3 large
bedrms., 3-bath rambler; en-
PERTAINING on ground level
with outside activity, on 2
acre; rec. rm., roomy gear
garage: set among large
trees, lovely shrubbery. Un-
der $4,000.
DIR. North Wis. ave,
left on Bradley blvd, left on
Burning Tree I'd, left on
Meadowlark lane to home.
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WILDWOOD ACRES

WILDWOOD hOhEo
5s25 GRoSVENOR LANE
First openingl Ready to
select own decor, beautiful.
3 large bedrms. tremendous
closets, 2 bath rambler,
lovely setting on special lot,
big trees and shrubs, Soft.
living dining comb. kit. with
eating space: low 30s.
DIR: North of Wis. ave,
left Grosvenor lane to home.
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GATTHERSBURG, MD. = Large
house on u acres, near acc AID
Bureau Of Standards. WaVerIy
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SILVER SPRING

26O7 ARCOLA AVE.
Brick Colonial with fire.
pl., Q rms, lge. sep. din. rm.,
remod. kit, new auto. gas
range, 3 bedrms., bath, fun
bsmt., partly tiled. MUST
SELL Reduced to S16,250.
DIR: North Georgia ave-.
left Arcola ave. to home.
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S15,5OO

UNIVERSITY BLVD. AREA
Close TO bus and schools is this
majestic brk. Colonial with
"SPACIOUSNESS N CHARM" 3
bedrms.. sep. formal din. rm., fun
bsmt. and scr. porch on this choice
lot with lge. oak trees. Dirs.: Out
Piney Branch I'd. to Univ. blvd,
right TO Buckingham dr., right to
Chenille I'd, left TO 9206.
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BUDGET

Price on this cute and clean brk,
rambler. Living room, sep, din.
rm., kit. with dishwasher, bed
rms, bath, full bsmt. 5000 dn.,
FHA. Priced S14,750.
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a bEDRMS., q BATHS
Plus table-spaee kitchen with dish
washer and disposal, French doors
from dining room TO screened
porch. full bsmt. with picture VIM
dow, tiled floor, painted walls and
plumbing for "a bath. ntced fenced
lot; walk to school and bus; ask
ing $20,750.
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OWNER moving south, Most APP
pealing spllt-levei, with bed
rms, 2 baths. paneled club room
with fireplace, separate dining
Tm., de luxe electric kitchen, level
handicapped groundt, on q trnfile-
free street. Open 2-0, Out Mass.
ave. 70 QoldshorQ I'd, right 10
Lakewood rds left 10 our Open
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REALISTINGS
CORP.
OIL. 2-O2O8
DAY OR NIGHT

GOLDSBORO COURT
Your last opportunity to purchase
spacious new Colonial home in
this wonderful location: 30xl5
liv. rm., mahogany paneled IL
brary with full bath: 4 master
bedrms. and 3 baths UP: rec. rm.,
maids rm. and bath; 2-car gar
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
A wonderful buy in a 3-bedrm., @
bath Colonial; garage; rec. rm.;
mr.. schools, possession in 2 wks.;
ABOVE HOMES SHOWN BY AP-
POINTMENT ONLY. OFF c E
OPEN SAT AND SUN
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HOUSES FoR sALE-s.E.
IcoNflNUEDl

ON TEXAS AVE. Just on Pa. ave-
6-rm. det. brick home. Lily, rm.,
tlrepls dining rms large kit 4
bedrms., bath on Ind n. Attached
garage. Large screened porch.
Beautiful level lot. This Is q nne
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-10-08
Organization List
Is Almost Endless
Viewpoints

The contention of some that Montgomery
County has every kind of an organization
known to man is borne out in new publica-
ton put out by the Montgomery Health and
Welfare Council
It's called the Directory of Agencies and
Organizations" and purports to list the major
groups that are operating in Montgomery
County to help mankind or hinder it, each &C.
cording to its own lights. With fine impair
TALLY, the HWC researchers simply list the
group, its full and correct name and its adj
dress. Not only that, they have set down the
name of the president of each group and his
telephone number which is about as outstand-
ing job of collecting information as we've
seen in almost two decades of being a profess
sional information collector. How they did
it, well never probably fully understand and
we hope they keep it a trade secret. If they
don't it'll probably put us professional infor-
nation collectors out of business.
In the book, under different headings, are
listed all of the major groups In the 5O4 square
miles that make up Montgomery County and
they classified them by using only nine cate
gories - agencies, business. civic, garden,
mems, political, veterans, women's and miscel-
laneOus.
You would expect to see all the pro" or.
carnations like the Boy and Girls Scouts Red
Cross, All Clubs, hospitals, government agen.
cies and important welfare groups. But the
amazing thing is the number of what YOU
might call "off beat" groups they've rounded
up the kind that are never in the telephone
book
They even have the Montgomery County
Press Association which absolutely nobody
cares anything about except q few foolish
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-10-08
More On Hancock

kensington Chapter No. 462,
National Association of Retired
Civil Employees, at its annual
meeting on September %, 1859.
voted to protest vigorously
against the disparaging and
abusive language directed to.
ward our senior citizens by Alex
K. Hancock, Montgomery Coun.
ty Director of Finance. Even
though he cannot grant the re.
lief from the initiation spiral
sought by hard-pressed annui.
tants, it is neither necessary nor
desirable for him to berate them
as economic burdens" failures
as citizens" or wards of the
government"
May we suggest that he might
take a few lessons from a dis.
tinguished citizen of Mont.
gomery County, Hon. Margaret
c. Schweinhaut, Chairman of
the Maryland Coordinating Com.
mittee on Problems of Aging.
and from our eminent Governor
J. Millard Tawes, who appointed
her to this post. 1t would be so
desirable for all of our public
officials to serve the public with
constructive effort and forego
the offensive words.
John A. Overholt, Secreatry
NARCE Chapter No. 4e2
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-10-08
.Proise for Foley

DEP. JOHN R. FOLEY is to be congratulated on follow
- ing proper instead Of political approach to the
awarding OF appointments to West Point and the Naval
and Air Force Academies
Inc congressman could quite easily pass out his three
appointments where it would do him the most good nolt
ca The fact that some of the candidates thus bypassed
might be infinitely more qualified than the ones selected
hasn't particularly bothered past Congressman and
lew persons would question the political method of award
ing tne appointments if Foley were so inclined
Rep Foley, however, has announced that an examina
on set up by the Civil Service Commission for students de-
sng appointment to of the academies will be held
and that persons wanting be considered for
s appointments must be there to take the exam Other
wise, they won't have chance
Inc nigh caliber of young appointed to the sery
s academies is really quite amazing considering the po
Cal oasis on which many Of them selected in the past
Tus e procedure followed by Rep Foley and other en-
ngnened Congressman should go even farther IN insure
Una. only our more outstanding young people will be ap
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-10-08
Barnard 7. Welsh

ceoure and nomenclature in this Court
Letters of administration" are not letters:
they are certificates. Acres of good fertile
land are not real estate if their owner direct.
ed In his will that they be sold; thew are
considered personal property. An executor of
an estate may kindly decide not to take a
commission for his services in settling the
estate, but he must pay tax on the amount
OF the commission that he does not take
these contradictions within the law also
exist Within the clients who consult LAWYER.
Tor the purpose of writing their wills II !.
not unusual for wife who has been honored
Ior getting through her golden wedding ami.
Versary to later consult with her lawyer
ABOUT now to cut her husband out of her will
Many man has floundered in the law u,be,
ne attempts to make a gift to avoid an in.
neritance tax and at the same time reserv.
the income Of the gift for himself
II IS not unusual for man IN refusa "a
make viii because, he says. IT'S dad
gNeaWay. Lawyers at bar OUTINGS and MI.
mes nonor the layman who drafts his own
will in these words: Wv"
ION this festive occasion ovy ,,,;,,;t ~.
bends
Let US Meier forget the profession. hest
friends;
80 toeH send the Wine around and n;o.
bumper fin
To the jolly testator ,oho mike, h. ..,
t0iH" ''' W."
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whelming.
Our desire and aim is to pro.
vide the finest of fire and res.
cue aid as a public service (tax.
free) in the years to come as
we have in the past. We will do
this to the best of our ability
and particularly when we re-
celve the backing and coopera-
non of the citizens of this com.
munity such as was demon.
strated during our recent Car.
nival and throughout the past
years as well. Since this is an
entirely volunteer organization
we sincerely need and appreci-
ate the interest and assistance
given us in our carnival endeav.
or and in the past years.
Again we say, THANKS to
each and every person for help
ing us to make this 1859 Fire
mems Carnival the best Rock
vile has ever presented. We
are always ready, willing and
able to assist anyone at any time
and only hope that our contribu.
ton to this community will re.
pay all the generosities to this
Department.
Joseph Feith, Secretary
Tor the membership, RIVED
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-10-08
Wills Are Settled
In Orphans Court
County Law

The Orphans Court for Montgomery
County paid S43s,60O to the State of Mary.
land for the 1889 fiscal year in the form of
inheritance taxes collected in that Court from
the estates of deceased Montgomery County
residents.
The Orphans Court does its best to ex.
tract this money painlessly The Court is
composed of three judges presided over by
Judge Ella Plummer who was a former
Registrar of Wills and who has forgotten
more law than most of the members of the
bar know
whenever a nice point Of law is raised.
which perhaps has not been decided by the
Maryland Court Of Appeals, Judge Plummer
reaches into drawer and takes out a little
black notebook in which she had made entries
on PROBATE practice for the past so years -
and that is all there is to it,
The Courts personnel often changes with
the fortunes Of politics, but the ladies who
review the accounts before they are presented
TO the Court and who help out the LAWYERS
In SO many ways, are like Tennyson's brook
they go on and on forever They should be
remembered in the prayers of Washington
lawyers who, not being admitted to the Mary
land Bar and knowing nothing of MARYLAND
PROBATE practice, come into Court armed onlv
with client and effrontery These kind and
patent ladies are all that stand between
them and frightful disclosure.
There are many inconsistencies of pro.