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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-10-08

man were joint hostesses last
Friday evening at a Come as
you are party" held at the Cole
mans guest house on Burbank
DIR. Twenty-Six teenagers from
North Bethesda and Broome Jr.
High arrived in all sorts of
caught in the act" fashions.
Trippe Harting caused a sensa-
ton when he hoped out of his
Dads car wrapped in turkish
towel. Before entering the
party Dad, Stretch" doused
him with several buckets of
water to produce the proper ef-
feet. He had obviously been
caught in the shower when his
hostess called the invitation.
Carol Bell, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Dave Bell of Glen I'd,
celebrated her ninth birthday
on October 2. Carol entertained
IS guests at a dinner party at
her home to honor the occa.
sion.
A Frontier Frolic" will be
held October 16 at the Victor
Orsinger's home 1.-THE former
Honeywell School site) in Be.
thesda. The proceeds of the
dance will benefit the Our Lady
OF Mercy Parish building fund.
The Kenwood Club orchestra
will provide the music. Tickets
at S. per couple may be pur-
at the door. Mrs. Viii
liam Copenhaver is chairman of
the event.
Canon Charles S. Martin, the
headmaster of st. Adams
will be the guest speak.
er at a Mems Club dinner held
at st. Francis on October 10 at
pm. Mr.. Charles Gasque is
OF the Mems Club OF
st. FranciG
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-10-08

present his resignation to the
vestry of the church on We'd
nesday to be effective as of jan
uary l, 1860. Mr.. Dalzell has
been called as a full time min
lister to Ascension Chapel in
Gaithersburg and has accepted
the call.
Mr.. and Mrs. Phillip Watkins
of Cedar Grove and Mr.. and
Mrs. Ashton Garrett of Maple
Spring Farm near Rockville left
Saturday to attend the National
Dairy Cattle Show in Waterloo,
Iowa. The CARROTS children,
Ashton and Sharon, have been
selected among group of Mary
land All members to show their
Guernseys at the show.
James Lee Watkins, George
P. Woodfield, jr., and George
Mcmillan Joined the Wesley
Grove Methodist Church at
Woodfield on Sunday. Mrs. Nc
MILAN transferred her member
ship from the BethesC / Church
in Ohio.
The Wesley Grove WSCS met
Wednesday at the church hall
for dessert followed by a bust.
ness meeting. Mrs. Ollie King
and Mrs. Ralph Howard.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sherwood Hack.
EFT are receiving congratula'
tons on the birth of a daughter
Friday at Montgomery General
The little miss is to be named
Cynthia Ann.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-10-08

the evening will be Phyllis
Grouse and Evelyn Muller.
Members of the group will
demonstrate crafts to be used
in home and for gifts. June
Branthover will give instruc-
ton in chair Gaming. A ceramic
title workshop will be conducted
by Mary Jane Bonham and
Miriam Dyolak.
Beverly Comstock will show a
d m o n ira tion on candle
making.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-10-08
Cabin John-Brookmont
Celebrities
To Attend
Fund Event
BY Sandy ROvner
Oliver 6-8863

The Democratic Country Fair
and Auction set for Saturday
will owe lions Tor should we
say donkey's) share of its prom
ised success to the efforts of
four key committee chairmen
from this area and several other
local workers.
The Fair will be held from 10
am. to Shutdown at the farm of
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Mann in Sen
eca, under the auspices of the
Women's Suburban Democratic
Club.
Mrs. Gladys Wescott, from
Wilson Knobs, reports that a
major purpose of her "Chil-
dren's Corral" will give nom
voting youngsters a chance to
let off some partisan steam
through a "big game hunt" with
a most repulsive elephant as
Target-1960," and a balloon-dart
game called "Deflate a Repub-
lican," which will link balloons
with likenesses Of leading Re-
publican contenders for the
presidential nomination" Mrs.
Wescott will be assisted by Mrs.
Florence yelling, also of Will
son Knobs, who will manage
toy sales, Bannockburn's Mrs.
Betsy Bilanow, creator of the
elephant target, and Mrs. Nam
cy Karro, of Adventure Theatre
Fame, who will run a makeup
booth.
The roster Of VIP auctioneers
for the Fair Including State
Comptroller Louis Goldstein,
NBC newsman David Brinkley,
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Dawson
Mrs. D. is Iona Massey-and
possibly columnist Drew Pear
SOM was drawn up by Mrs.
Lucy Brightman of Bannock-
burn. Mrs. Reba Landy, of
Country Club Village will be
running a "flea market" of art,
picture frames and related odds
ter of Landon Village is charged
and ends, and Mrs. Lilo Schif.
with baked goods-to be sold
whole or by the piece.
In addition, we are told, there
will be a portrait painting
booth, country store, garden
shop, book stalls and refresh
ment stands.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-10-08
TWinbrook
1900 Pupils
Stage Big
School Sing
BY Rita Elliott
Garden 1886

AhS AoCCOllu AIlIludl All
School Sing" was held last Fri
day at Twinbrook Elementary
School. A total of 1900 children
were led in song by Mrs. Mar
them on the piano were Mrs.
Marion lockwood, principal of
the school, Mrs. LA Rice, Mrs.
La Verne Garrett and Mrs.
Eleanor Sargent.
The children accompanied
their songs with Autoharps.
drums, tamborines, maracas and
claves and triangles. Some of
their outstanding numbers
were: America the Beautiful,
This Train, The Song of South
of the Border, Tinga Layo,
Brahms Lullaby and Glory,
Halleluja. They closed with the
school song.
The performance was wit
messed by parents and residents
of the Twinbrook area.
Mrs. Ross Cunningham enter
tanned a group of friends at a
Bridge Luncheon last Monday.
The '1ast breath of summer"
theme was carried out with blue
and yellow decorations used for
the buffet and flowers.
Invited were: Mrs. Tom BOYLE,
Mrs. Gerald ELDERS, Mrs. Will
liam Comstock, Mrs. Jack Har-
vey, Mrs. Joseph Bowling, Mrs.
Raymond Bruneau, Mrs. Frank
Darcy, Mrs. Teven, Mrs. Rich.
ard Mattingley and Mrs. Wallace
Velander.
The Rockville College Guild.
ance Council will meet today, at
8 pm. at the Rockville Civic
Center.
Mr.. Dickran Y. Hovsepian,
chairman of the College of
Guidance Committee, spoke at
the Lone Oak P-TA meeting last
evening. He discussed the pur-
pose and aims of the council,
and what part the community
could play in assisting with this
worthwhile project.
Among the guests invited for
tea at the General Federation of
Women's Clubs Headquarters
in Washington last Sunday were
Mrs. Roger Black, president of
the Junior Woman's Club of
Rockville. Members of clubs
from Maryland, Virginia and the
District were invited to meet
with National department chair.
men, who were in Washington
for an executive meeting.
Miss Chloe Clifford, president
of the CIVIC urged members
to support the general fedora.
ton project for the year of
Care, self help for the Philip.
pines" by selling tickets for
the Bayanihan Dance Company
performance on November ID, at
Lisner auditorium. AS there will
be two performances in Wash.
ington, the general federation
will sponsor the first night.
The 35 member dance troup
has appeared in Europe, the Far
East and at the Brussels World
Fair. The native dances are
based on the native culture of
the Philippines. Tickets may be
obtained before October 10 by
calling VIII. 6-6649 or GA. 4.
1850. After that date they can
be obtained from the Philippine
Embassy.
In an informal manner of
friendly exchanges of questions
and answers the first of five
IS hool Information Confer
ences" was held at the Board of
Education, for Education Chair.
men for the Federation Of Wom-
ems Clubs.
Led by School Superintendent,
DR.. c. Taylor Whittier, the 90
members attended the 10 am. to
1 pm. meeting to discuss the
Career Recognition Plan, the
Summer School Program and
the Evaluation of Effectiveness
of our Education Program.
Twinbrook Homemakers II
will meet next Monday, at S:15
pm. at the home Alyce Hunkins,
$40 Calvin Ia. Co-hostesses for
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-10-08
Hagan Will Attend Farley

Hagan, who maintains his of.
flee at 40 Commerce lane, is
vice president of the local as.
ISOLATION of independent agents.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-10-08

Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Hines
and Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Wach-
ter entertained at a picnic din
ner on their adjoining lawns
on Sunday. There were az
guests.
Mr.. Kwai Van Thinh, a mem
Der of the tax bureau OF Wet
Nam, who is in this country
studying our tax structure, is a
houseguest of the Rev. and Mrs.
Lawrence Mason at the parsorl-
age.
The Woodfield MYF Joined
with the Damascus MYF for a
lookout and vesper service Sun
day afternoon at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Leishear.
The Mary Greene Evening
Circle will hold a bake sale in
front of the Damascus Electric
Company on October "a begin
ming at 10 am.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-10-08

Joseph F. Hagan, Rockville
insurance agent, will attend the
annual convention of the hide
pendent Insurance Agents AS
ISOLATION of Maryland, October
1S, 10, and 20. The three-day
convention will be at the Hotel
Emerson in Baltimore.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-10-08

SHADES OF CAP'N AHAB,
or maybe Abraham Lincoln,
are shown off by James Blu
chanan, Rockville building
contractor, who claims he
may be the only man in Rock
vile who can watch a Gillette
sponsored sporting event in
peace. If he keeps the beard
going, Jim will be a walk
away winner in a beard-grow-
ing contest planned to publ
CHE Rockville's centennial ex-
position next year.
Evening star., 1959-11-13
IDEA FROM FINLAND ut@
Back to Milk Pals, Girls

during the afternoon. Sweet
rolls also are served.
He said they farm In the
summer, then move into the
forests and cut timber during
the winter.
The average farm consists of
about 40 acres OF farm land
and about $50 acres Of timber.
While most farmers lack re-
frigerators. they all have ex-
cellent radios, according to
Lewis. Though they can't get
American broadcasts, they fre-
quently listen to the British
Broadcasting System
Hatred for Russians
He said all the Firms he was
able to chat with have deep
hatred of Russians. The Firms
don't trust them, he said.
Lewis said the Firms were
pleased with the cold reception
Premier Khrushchev received in
some parts of the United States
The young people, gathered
here at the foundation at 7l0(
Connecticut avenue, Chevy
Chase, will return home shortly
and then report to club mem
bers throughout the country
their experiences abroad.
The exchange program seeks
to promote understanding and
Friendship between nations.
Evening star., 1959-11-13

current and pending applica-
tions."
After receiving the memo
the County Council immedi-
ately asked whether the plan
ners concurred in the data and
recommendations.
The August report had in
dicated that approximately
1000 acres in Montogery and
Prince Georges county is zoned
for apartments or is the sub
ject Of pending zoned requests.
This acreage, the report con-
tinued, would, if developed.
house 100000 persons-"about
all the people we can expect
to move into suburban Mary
land for the next five years" !"
Release of the memorandum
added fuel to the growing dis
pute over the advisahility Of
granting large new tracts for
apartments in the county.
Evening star., 1959-11-13
Youth Center
Lots Bought
In Bethesda

Purchase of two lots in the
heart of the Bethesda business
district has cleared the way
for construction Of the first Of
a series of youth centers in
suburban Maryland. the Mary
land National Capital Park
and Planning Commission an
nounced today.
The two lots. acquired at
a total cost Of $4,000. are To-
Gated at 4506 and 4508 Walsh
street, opposite a public park
ing lot and within q half block
Of Wisconsin avenue.
The site will be cleared of
two frame houses early next
year to make way for con-
struction of the youth center
at a cost Of approximately
$120, 900, the commission said
Funds for the building are
provided in the current budget
Design Of the building. which
will be a multi-story structure
will be undertaken during the
next several months.
Though constructed and
maintained by the park anc
planning commission, the cen.
ter will be operated by the
Montgomery County Recrea.
ton Department providing di.
verse social activities fol
children of the junior anc
senior high school age groups
Fulltime supervision Of dance
lgameroom and other activities
lin the center will be provided
by the recreation department
The building is expected tt
serve a dual role since pro.
grams for so-called "golder
age" groups will also be plan.
med and conducted in thu
building during school hours
the commission said.
The concept Of the youth
center was first advanced b!
the park and planning commits
sinn in 1Q5H when the ma STE
plap of schools, parks and rec
reation was adopted. The plaI
envisions 13 youth centers il
Montgomery and Prince
Georges Counties. According
to commission plans. funds fol
acquisition of a site in thu
Wheaton area are available II
the commissions present bud
get.
Evening star., 1959-11-13

A young Chantilly (Va) man
has Just returned from Finland
with a, revolutionary concept
he would apply to American
farming methods.
w. Lewis Leigh, jr., q would
have women take over the milk
ing chore. He feels 1t might
lessen the labor problem faced
by most farms.
Lewis. one Of "a young "am-
bassadors" from farms through
out America who spent the last
six months living with Euro
pean farmers, is attending a
conference at the National All
Club Foundation here. The
visit to Finland was sponsored
by the international Farm
Youth Exchange.
The tall, sincere young man.
a student at Virginia Poly
technic Institute, lived and
worked with five different
families while in Finland-a
few miles above and a few be-
low the Artic Circle.
Finds Hard Workers
Lewis admires the Firms. He
said they were hard workers"
and decent people. He found it
hard to leave each family.
He said the Firms. If their lot
Evening star., 1959-11-13
Gunmun Robs
Hamburger Shop

ANNAPOLIS, Nov. 13 (Spe-
ciaD. - A lone gunman fled
with $50 and some change after
holding UP a Little Tavern
hamburger shop here about
2::30 am. today.
Annapolis city police said the
money was taken from the cash
register Of the eating place at
135 Main street, a block away
from their police station.
The victim and only person
in the Little Tavern at the time
was an employe. Terry Nc cCum-
ber Of Annapolis.
He told police a man wearing
a nylon stocking over his face
walked in, whipped out a .22-
|caliber blue-steel revolver, and
then jumped over the counter
to reach the cash register. He
fed on foot.
The holdup man was de-
scribed as being in his 20s. 5
feet 8 inches tall and weighing
155 pounds. He wore a light
tan felt hat. short cloth jacket
and tan gloves.
Evening star., 1959-11-13
Planners Downgrode
Apartment Zone Memo

Montgomery County planners
today declared a much-dis-
cussed memorandum on apart
ment construction was merely
Statistical data" and should
not have been construed as
having policy implications.
Four County Planning Board
members unanimously adopted
a resolution stating that the
memorandum docs not rec
ommend establishment of any
policy for apartment coming"
and will not preclude the board
from favoring future apartment
coming requests.
The County Council had re-
quested that the planners state
specifically, their views on the
data" contained in the memo
randum,
informed OF the Doard'S reSo-
luton. Council President Stella
B. Werner declared:
I'VE wanted some review and
policy statement; if they choose
to do this. that's their right,
but it's hot what we asked for
and it's not going to be helpful
to us"
The memo, prepared in
August by Arthur K. Stellhorn,
planning director for the
Maryland National Capital
Park and Planning Commits
sion, cited several "disad-
vantages of excess apartment
zoned land" and recommended
that ''i1 view of the present
surfeit Of apartment zoned
land" county officials should be
most cautious about approving
Evening star., 1959-11-13
Pocomoke City
Hires Fuirfux Man

Wilbur w. Black, a Fairfax
County employe more than two
years, will become executive
administrator of Pocomoke
City, Md, December Z.
Mr.. Black, q, worked in the
county's budget and personnel
department for about two
years. Recently he was as
signed to work in the Office of
the county purchasing agent.
He is married and has a son,
Thomas, 4. He makes his
home at ITO Yorktown drive.
He is a graduate of Grove City
(Pa0 College and attended the
Fels Institute of Local and
State Government at the Uni
versity Of Pennsylvania.
Evening star., 1959-11-13

in life seems unbearable. taks
trips into Russia. Severe pov.
erty seen there seems to make
them feel better when they re-
turn home to Finland.
The Firms, the young farmer
said. have coffee breaks in the
fields each morning. and again
Evening star., 1959-11-13
Institute on the Mass

More than 200 men from 19
Catholic parishes in Mont
gomery County will attend the
first Institute on the Mass to
be held in the Washington
Archdiocese at Q pm. Sunday
! in Our Lady of Good Counsel
High School, Wheaton. Md.
The institute is being spon-
sored by the Montgomery
County Deanery, Archdiocesan
Council Of Catholic Men. John
! u. Toomey of Kensington, Md.
is deanery president.
Evening star., 1959-11-13
MEMORY EXPERT
HAS WIDE FIELD

BALTIMORE (AP). =
John Malloy has picked a
good audience for his
speech on remembering
names Of new acquaint-
ances."
Mr.. Malloy will be guest
speaker Monday at the
Arbutus Lions Club. The
meeting notice lists the
speaker as John Motley"
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1959-09-03

of the Superior Court of Orange
County, made in the Special Pro-
ceedingS entitled In the Matter OF
Carol H. Quinlan, Guardian oil
Juanita Talbert Hunt, Incompet.
ent,' the undersigned Commission.
er will on the q day of Sept
ember, 1859, at twelve O'Clock,
noon, at the Post Office door in
Chapel Hill, North Carolina, offer
for sale to the highest bidder for
cash those certain tracts of land
lying and being in Chapel Hill
Township, Orange County, North
Carolina, and more particularly
described as follows:
FIRST TRACT: All those certain
lots or parcels of land situated. ly.
ing and being on the South side oil
Clark Street in the Town of Carr
boro, N, c. and BEGINNING at a
stake in the South property line Of
the said Street the Northwest
corner of Lot No. 80 in Block "E'
of the subdivision herein mention
ed; running thence with the line
of Lot No. 80 South 4 degrees ~
minutes West $50 feet TO a stake;
running thence North "a degrees
p minutes West 100 feet to a stake
IN the Southeast corner of Lot No
property line of said Street South
"a degrees 22 minutes East l0C
feet to the beginning, being Lots
Nos. %, 20, 80 and 81 in Block 'E"
OF the subdivision of the |. S
Weaver Estate as surveyed by
Hunter Jones in October 1881;
SECOND TRACT: Beginning al
a point on the North property line
of said Ray Street established by
measuring along said Street West
ward 100 feet from the point oI
the intersection of said North line
of the same with the West line Of
Post Oak Street. the point SC
established being the Southwest
corner of Lot No. 81; running
q; running thence with the line oil
Lot No q North 4 degrees 10 min
utes East $50 feet TO stake in the
South property line of Clark Street
running thence along the SOutl
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1959-09-03

thence with the Western line Of
Lot No. 81 parallel with Post Oak
Street North l degree 80 minutes
West $50 feet to the Northwest
corner of Lot No. 81 in the line
of other lands Of the l. S. Weaver
Estate; thence with said Estate S
line parallel with Ray Street North
"a degrees West 100 feet to the
Northeast corner of Lot No. go;
thence with the line of that loi
and parallel with Post Oak Street
South l degree 80 minutes East
$50 feet 10 the North side of said
Ray Street; thence with sale
Street South IS degrees East l0(
feet to the beginning, being lots
Nos, So and SO of the lands of the
I. S. Weaver Estate as surveyed
subdivided and plated by James
o. Webb. Surveyor, February 8-10
1919. and being the same land con-
veyed to w. E. Barker and wife
Mary Barker, by deed of Louise
Marks and husband, dated June 2
1887, and recorded in the Office Of
the Register of Deeds of Orange
County in Book l06. at page III
Being the same lot conveyed tc
Onyx S. Hunt and wife. Juanita T
Hunt by W. +. Barker and wife
Mary Barker, by their deed dated
June II, 1912, and recorded in the
office OF the Register of Deeds oi
Orange County in Book ll6, al
page 292l2. All of the above lots
being the same property conveyed
to John T. Manning by Onyx S
Hunt and wife, Juanita T. Hunt, by
their deed dated January 3, 1855
and duly recorded in the Office Of
the Register of Deeds of Orange
County in Book l53 at page 36.
This the "a day of August, 1853
John T. Manning
Commissioner
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1959-09-03

ance Company, the present hold
er of said note, of record in the
Orange County Registry in said
Deed of Trust will offer for sale
to the highest bidder, for cash, at
public auction at the Courthouse
door OF the Orange County Court
house in Hillsboro, North Carolina,
on the 7th day of September, 1859,
at 1900 O'Clock noon, a lot or
parcel of land situated in the Town
of Chapel Hill, County of Orange,
State of North Carolina, and more
! particularly designated and de-
scribed as follows:
All that certain lot or parcel of
land situated, lying and being on
the East side of Dawson Street in
the Town of Chapel Hill, N. C. and
known and designated as Lot No.
of Hillview as surveyed and
plotted by F. NJ. Carlisle in July,
1917, plot of which is on file in
the Office of the Register of Deeds
OF Orange County in Book 4, at
Page l6, and more particularly
described as BEGINNING at a
stake in the East property line OF
Dawson Street, the Northwest
corner of Lot No, |; running thence
with the line of Lots Nos. l, 2 and
3 South II degrees as minutes
East 265 feet TO a stake in the
West property line of a 10 foot
alley; running thence along the
West property line OF the SAID
alley North l8 degrees Is min
uteS East 100 feet to stake. the
Southeast corner of Lot No. 5;
running thence with said lot North
II degrees As minutes West 399
feet to stake IN the East props
erty line of Franklin Street Exten-
sion or U. S, Highway l5-A and
50l-A; running thence along the
East property line of the said
street in southern direction
South Is degrees 80 minutes West
l0l feet to a stake, corner of the
property Of Rosalind V. Ferguson;
running thence with the said Fer
gusOn line South II degrees As
minutes East lis feet TO the
BEGINNING, and being the said
Lot No. and the land lying
between the said lot and the said
Franklin Street Extension.
The above property will be sold
subject to the following;
/. Lien of ad valorem taxes for
the year 1859.
2 Right of way Of Dawson Street
3. Lien Of Judgment recorded in
Judgment 10, Page 2l7 in the
Office of the Clerk of Sup
erior Court of Orange County
This 5th day of August, 1859.
George c Mitchell
Substitute Trustee