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Evening star., 1959-11-25
MISTAKE


That is what you will make II you
pass UP these bargains. Not want
ing to hold them over the win
ter we have 2 homes in Camr
Springs area that we are willing
to sacrifice.
1. 4-BEDRM. brick
home lust finished,
has large liv. rm. with
flrepl.. 2 full baths,
dining area, large
kitchen, an excellent
value at S1S,75O.
2. This brick home
has liv. rm. with
flrepl., separate din.
rm,, 8 bedrms., Ia
baths, full finished
knotty pine bsmt..
lge. side porch. work.
shop, and extra lge.
lot. Only S1S,950.
You may never equal
this home in value.
Offica nnan avaninps
Evening star., 1959-11-25
DEWEY M. FREEMAN

3214 Branch Ave. Sc. 10. $1,000
MODEL HOME SACRIFICE
MARLOW HTS, MOVE TOMOR-
BEAUT. BUiIT-IN Kfr.' N CEN. en-,
TRIAL AIR COND.: CARPETS AND
DRAPES. CONV. TERMS.
q. N. LERNER, TU. 2-7400
MT. RAINIER-oniy S12,500 with
a small down payment buys this
older but better 9-rm., full-bsmt.
home arranged for 2 families;
live in one unit, rent from the
other reduces monthly payments
to minimum. This will sell fast,
call nnw. Gall It'll Q pm WA,
1900. ROBERT 8. DAVIS g. CO.,
INC.
NEW RAMBLER-3 bedrms., full
bsmt, lge. liv. rm., modern kit,
1S5-ft. deep lot. FHA approved
or conventional terms. $4,000.
peter j. hagan & son
PANORAMIC VIEW-You'll be up
in the clouds with this all-brick,
3-bedrm. rambler, full bsmt.,
radiator hot-water heat. Lovely
level fenced lot with patio: alumni
mum awnings, other extras. Take
over G1 loan with nominal cash.
Only S16,300 for quick sale No
qualifying FREE STATE PROP
ERT1ES, AP. 7-1266.
Evening star., 1959-11-25
IA. 5-155O
ATLAS REALTY co.
4751 Lee Highway Corner Glebe)

125 ACRES, close in. Fenced pond;
4 horses with horse stalls and
nome that is elegant, over 100 It.
in length; pvt. swimming pool;
sep. din. rm., family rm. 24x33,
attr. liv. rm., formal din. rm., 4
very spacious bedrms., ga baths,
breakfast nook in kit; huge pvt.
porch. A showplace for only $751;
600. Owner will hold LIST trust,
down pymt. open to offer. JE. q
5000. VIM. A. CHAPMAN REAL
TY, INC, Realtor, 7l0 W. Broad
Evening star., 1959-11-25
W. R. Hughes Co.
AP. 7-1400 REALToR

HYATTSVILLE@ bedrms-, a very
compact house. not too large but
plenty Of room; den on lst floor;
family-sized din. room: oil h. -w.h.,
large level lot. Excel location,
Priced to sell. Terms JAMES M
CARR, INC. WA. 7-02O2.
EVANSVILLE. l blk, from 81
Jerome's church and school and
public elementary-Cute and cozy
2-bedrm. full bSmt. BUNGALOW in
tip-toD condition throughout, with
many extras added FHA ap-
proved: $4,000. Low down pay
ment Call PRINCE GEORGES
PROPERTIES. AP. 7-7774.
EVANSVILLE : Brick Colonial
with concrete front porch, sepa-
rate din. rm.. lge. kit, / y baths,
fully tiled bsmt,, off-street park
ing backs to park. Only 81 500 dn.
and Sl05 mo. incl. taxes. No red
tape. E. C.. HILLEY g. CO., Real.
Evening star., 1959-11-25
d REDROOMS

A GOOD buy for the large family.
Assume S16,750 loan at S126
monthly, including everything, A
1858 luxurious split-leyel: 4 lge.
bedrms., . full baths, family-size
din. rm., mod. kit. and full bsmt.
with rec, rm. LO 5-36S7, SUBUR-
BAN PROPERTIES MGT.
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!. = !. = :. J. .sI4ZSL - e 70 90.

IAhUMA PAkk-Home with In
come. Rent 2 apis. for S110 mo.
and retain liv. quarters consist
ing Of liv. rm., din, rm.. kit,
Terms; HUGH T. PECK, HE.
Evening star., 1959-11-25
Ken DruSkin

1900 viers Min Rd. 10. $500
SILVER SPRING = Close-in brick
rambler. 3 bedrms., Ia baths,
sep. din, rm., kit. with breakfast
nook, dishwasher and disposal.
tile bsmt.; beautiful and clean;
S22 800. p W. BERENS SALES,
INC, JU. 7-77O0 It'll 9 pm.
SILVER SPRING-Attraetiv brick
rambler: 3 large bedrms., den, full
bsmt., extra-large lot. Near park,
schools and transp. $4,000. HUGH
7. PECK, HE. 4-I700
Evening star., 1959-11-25

TAKE A TIP and inspect this love-
u brick rambler, situated on we'll
handicapped lot in Silver Spring
3 bedrms., l u baths, liv. rm. with
firepl., din. rm., all-elec. kit, bsmt.
with powder rm. Many extras, incl.
full air cond. unit. Terms. Call
AUTro ENTvE " 2 TTrrG ~
Evening star., 1959-11-25
SPRINGFIELD

Beautiful split-level on lge., wooded
lot; like new; excel. kit. 4 bed
rms, 2lA baths, rec. rm. with
firepl., many custom features.
wall-to-wan carpeting included.
Ewes. call Mr.. BUCKLEY, OIL.
Evening star., 1959-11-25

YOU MAY be looking for
home that's different in Nc
Lean. We found a beautiful
l-year-young home on more
than an acre. Center-hall
entrance, brick wall fire.
place, sep. din. rm., huge
master bedrm. with beamed
ceiling, Dashboard hot-water
heat. Oh, yes-there is
stream across the back, not
too far from the screened
porch. In the low, low 30s.
Evening star., 1959-11-25
ALEXANDRIA
SAVE
ASSUME HIGH 4Ih%

= WE II " 70
This de Luxe" brick home offers
nice bedrooms, 2 colored baths
beautiful modern kit. equip. with
eye-level oven, birch cabinets,
nuge retgr.; rec. rm.; CENTRAL
AIR CONDITIONING. Wall : to-
wall carpet, washer, drier; excel,
location.
AL SMITH REALTY
kI. S-6652 EWES. JE. 2-O454
Evening star., 1959-11-25

ST. JOHNS CHURCH / block away
-Immac. 3-bedrm. rambler vIfun
bsmt.; fenced lot $50 it, deep;
S15,950. BEERS BROS, JU.
Evening star., 1959-11-25

This desirable three-bed-
room Cape Cod is priced be-
low the market at Sl7,950.
One block to bus, walk to
shopping and transporta-
tion; separate dining room,
fenced backyard with trees,
best of terms available.
Must be seen to be appreci-
ated.
Evening star., 1959-11-25
LOTS FOR SALE

52I4 Branch Ave. S.E. 10. S-7700
MARTINS WOODS
Custom Rambler
All brick, custom built for present
bedrms., modern kitchen, charm
ing living rm. with interesting
fireplace: huge daylight bsmt. with
fireplace, picture window over
looking deep wooded lot will make
a dandy recreation rm. Fast COM
muting time to town via express
way. FILA approved at S20,5OO
with S18,300 30-yr. loan. This is
an excellent buy.
ROBERT E. LOHR. REALToR
HE d.d00n
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-10-02
SPoR ri S
BY BILL BROWER

Who doesn't remember that World
sees7 the seventh Yogi Bea bat Gil Nc
Douga first base Johnny Pod pitching his
The Brooklyn Dodgers had World Series What's
they had beaten nterboough
the New York Yankees in 1912
They had dropped the first the 1855
the American and National they
had back and everything depended the
Gliding
dangerous
drive toward the left field Brooklyn had outede
who had particularly distinguished
fielding Sandy AmOros his crack the bat He
kept running but to audience Yankee Stadium
didn't look as if he would catch the veering drive
Day
desperate glove
backhanded the drive remarkable While all of this
going McDOugd had rounded and headed toward third
and what he thought surely would eventual tally
He dead pigeon doubled off first via Pee Wee Reese
Podes for his pitching the series acclaimed the hero But
doubt point of the
scored and might have big inning AS things
turned they suffered a
AL Of this to mind recently when Amoro rened the
Dodgers after exile Montreal The Cuban oueders
from the Royals at the of the International League
surprising in
did eight might
sWinger.
Walter appar-
emily, Amoros OF his favorite players
Commenting the little guys return, Aston said:
When Amoros will depend what park and who's
pitching
Hes always a help
age"
Baseball memories perhaps
he would Sandy hadn't that
Dodgers only triumph.
would Angeles Dodgers
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-10-02
Sandy Stephens
Gopher Quarterback
Answer To Problem

Pennsylvania-raised Sandy Ste
phens, sophomore, is one of three
possible answers to a critical quar-
terback problem that plagued Min
nesota during an injury-riddled
season a year ago.
The other two answers are
sophomore Steve Malnar and vet
eran Larry Johnson, hampered
year ago by a mid-season appen-
dectomy.
Of the three, 19-year-old Step
hens holds the edge as a runner
a commodity missing from
the Gopher quarterback slot for
several seasons. The Pennsylvan-
ian runs like a halfback, relying
on deceptiveness to offset lack of
extreme speed.
And he packs 200 pounds to add
power to running threats.
Stephens comes from a football
hotbed, the steeltown area ringing
Pittsburgh. Example? Nine of
Stephens teammates moved in
college football at Indiana,
Buffalo, Cornell, Pennsylvania,
Maryland, and Grove City Teach
ers.
A former team-mate, Bill Mum
sey, is to be a freshman at Min
nesota this year.
1--WE always been a running
quarterback" Stephens points out,
II probably ran more than the
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jimmy Ofunn gree IN buBlneSS
Administration with a Political
Science minor.
Stephens starred in football,
basketball, and track at Union
town, Pa, high school. He was
selected as quarterback on the
All State Team in Pennsylvania,
and he played in the big High
School All-Star Game that pits
the Penn. All Staters VS. High
School All Americans.
Stephens has high jumped ell"
and broad jumped 21'5" and was
also selected on the All Sectional
Basketball team. Sandy's biggest
sport thrill came when he was a
high school sophomore. He threw
touchdown pass against Browns
vile High School with three sec
onds to play to win the game
so.
Stephens says he came to Min
nesota because he knew he could
get a good education, and he was
interested in playing Big Ten foot
ball.
In esotas first game
against Nebraska, Sandy attempt
ed Is passes, completed s, and
had one intercepted. He ran So
yards with an intercepted pass
for a touchdown, took a kickoff
IS yards for the longest run of
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average high school T-quarterbacb
on rollouts and option plays. Al
Uniontown, such plays were de,
signed for long yardage or moth.
ing, so I got off a lot of long
runs. My longest was 70 yards. "
He confesses to striving for a
Paul Giel style of running. The
Minnesota All-American's reputa-
ton reached Pennsylvania via
television. Stephens idolized the
Gopher star.
II never dreamed I would wind
up at the same school as Giel,"
he unused.
Actually, eight Big 10 schools
bid for Stephens. He finally select
ed Minnesota because, thought
there would be a better chance
for a quarterback. I just want to
play football. And Minnesota has
a high academic rating. I like it
here"
In what Stephens labels the
toughest of football conferences,
Uniontown was unbeaten during
his senior season. The town is 40
miles southeast of Pittsburgh, not
far from the home of fellow Gopher
Judge Dickson, sophomore half
back.
Stephens runs the 100 in 1913
seconds. In high school he was a
three-year regular in basketball
and a three-year letterman in
track. He high jumps 81, broad
jumps 22-1.
What about a running Big 10
quarterback? He takes a tremend-
GUS physical pounding. Stephens
physical condition is closely wat
ched by Gopher coaches.
I've never been bothered with
injuries" he says. II twisted my
ankle a little bit during passing
drills this year (he missed three
days of practice). That's about the
only time I've missed football.
played with a cracked rib as a
junior in high school"
Warmath evaluates his sophie
more quarterback as good run
ner -. the best thing he does
he may be a good passer by mid
die of the year.. Warmth dis
tinguishes between a "passer" and
a "thrower".
The Uniontown, Pa, prospect
has been raised on football T. He
was regular quarterback for three
years at Uniontown high and two
years efore that in junior high
ball.
I'VE played a standard T all
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-10-02
LOOK OUT JOE BROWN!
Look out, J

ghtweights may
be numbered There young Latin Battling
Torres wonder right
title This this
royed veteran frankie y in 1855 of the Olympic
Thursday
Ryn didn't lay glove Torres fight
lightweight champ thought
tag However he took Amstead punches
big.
Olympic Matchmaker George Parnassus predicts
lightweight champion
has three titles change
staged here in little years right.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-10-02

Team High Single Game: Team
i, 1886; Team 10, 815; Team 4,
I'll.
Team High Series: Team l, 2286 J.;
Team 10, 221S; Team 4, 207S.
Individual High Single Game:
Vince Shepherd, 215; Willie Pear
son, PA; Bob Green, POI; Bessie
Green, 1888; Marlene Shepherd, 100;
Gloria Rhodes, 1853.
Individual High Series: Vince
Shepherd. 555; Bob Green, 551;
Gerald Bailey, 5O4; Marlene Shep-
herd, 4SS; Mary Bell 419.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-10-02

Team High Series: Ted Bies,
2672; Sun-Observer, 26O2; Wood
ard Funeral Home, 2547.
Team High Single Game: Ted
Bies, 927; Woodland, 924; Ted Bies,
GIT.
Individual High Single Game:
H. Barrett, 221; Edgar Pillow, 22O;
Nobino Murakami 202.
Individual High Series: H. Bar
rett, 573; Paul Thornton, 551; Bob
Graham, 543.
DUO-CITIES PACESETTERS
September "a
The Pacesetters have selected
the team that will represent them
in the State Bowling Tournament
to be held in st. Cloud beginning
in November. The bowlers selected
on the basis of highest averages
are: Mary Russell, captain; Gwen
Lain, Louise Thomas, Muriel Gard
ner, Lauretta Moore. Alternates:
Zelma Fullbright and Vernice Bar
rett.
A very attractive gallery bowler
visiting Donna Sayles was Joyce
Jackson of Steubenville, Ohio e.
Ruthamae Wright and small son
Eivon were interested visitors. The
Art Moore family was out in its
entirety. Former Spokesman team
member Callie Fowler with hus-
band Bonnie stopped in to cheer
her former teammates. Other on
lockers were: Jack Adams, Fred
Lee, Jim Gardner, H. Barrett,
Cliff Mority, Henry Jackson and
Donald Wheeler.
The polite" bowler will not
stretch across the next alley in an
attempt to get strike or make a
spare with body engllsh. just mink
what would happen if the bowler
on the alley adjacent to you, al
ready started down the runway
with the ball should crash into
you. Keep body english on your
own alley, and make it as mild
as possible.
1t is offensive to pick your ball
from the rack just as another
bowler is about to begin delivery.
The bowler picking up the ball may
get hit, or may touch the other
bowlers arm in such a manner as
to throw it off balance, or distract
attention. Wait, until the bowler
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-10-02
Michigan Banking
Heavily On
IFS Tan SfdrS

Ann Arbor, Mich. (ANP)-The
University Of Michigan, striving to
reclaim its place in the Big Ten
football sun, is counting heavily
this season on four tan players.
They are Don Deakins, the 238-
pound ex-Marine; Bonnie McRae,
16s-pound sophomore from New
port News, Va; Wilbert Franklin,
180-pound sophomore from Chi
cago, and Ron Perry, sophomore
tackle from Aineland, N. J.
Deskins, 27 years old, saw more
actual playing time 1885 min
utes in nine games) than any
other Wolverine in 1858. At left
tackle, he is regarded as Michi-
gan's best interior linesman.
McRae undoubtedly will be the
fastest Wolverine. His speed and
darting ability is reminiscent of
Jim Pace, All-American Wolverine
halfback two years ago. He doesn't
have the drive Of Pace, recently in
jured San Francisco Forty-Niner
in pro football, but McRae is a
hard man to catch once he shakes
himself loose.
Another candidate for a half
back berth is Franklin, who earned
letter in baseball last season
and missed spring practice. At
Dunbar High School in Chicago,
Franklin captained both the foot
ball and baseball teams.
Perry, who dropped from 233 to
2O3 pounds to get in shape for foot
ball, is a quick, aggressive player
and should develop into a capable
tackle when he gains experience.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-10-02

TWIN CITY LADIES LEAGUE
Faithful Bea Walton was back
ing up her favorite team Tuesday,
Sept. %. Too bad she could not
pull out a win for them. The same
fate befell Dana Wheaton who
was pulling for the Brooks team
which is captained by his wife
Ruth.
It looked normal to see Mar
guerite Ellis and Eddie Thomas
circulating among the bowlers
again. jamie and Pat Lee came to
give a look at team No. 8. Hey
wood Kemp was giving encourage
ment to his favorite. Terry Nc
Clellan was a sub on the Brooks
team.
'Debbie" Chandler was so happy
to see her mother make a strike
as any member Of the team.
We always get a big hug and
kiss from 'boyfriend Dimpy."
Bowlers before your series score
will be listed in the daily papers
you must bowl 525 or better. Bet
ter get to work!
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-10-02
BY JIMMY GRIFFIN

Sanford Stephens. 10 year old
200 Id. first string quarterback
for Minnesota, was born in Pitts
burgh, Pennsylvania, and came
here from Uniontown, Pa, with
quite a football reputation.
Stephens is the second Negro
quarterback in the history of the
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-10-02

Team High Single Game: jim
mys DIX, s13; Team No. 1, IT'S;
Team No. 8, IT'S; Ted Bies $50.
Team High Series: Jimmys DIX,
23O4; Team No. 8, 22s; Team No,
l, 2225.
Individual High Series: Evelyn
Henderson, 529; Ceola Webb, 5O4
Ruth Hickman, All.
Individual High Single Game:
Evelyn Henderson, 21s; Ruth Hick-
man, 1856; Mary Russell 1911.
We're happy to announce that
bowler "Ev" Henderson is a
grandma. Her daughter present
ed her with a seven pound grand
son last week "Ev' has been do
ing inspired" bowling ever since,
e,c1-, G.. m
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those years, with added split T
series and some flankers and wide
stuff. So it's pretty much like we
play here at Minnesota. I feel
right at home at quarterback
here, although have to get used
to some of the spreads"
He feels he needs more improve
ment on pass defense. II remember
our high school coach said pass
defense is the toughest thing to
master. I'm working at it yet. I
like to play defense as much as
offense."
Stephens is the first Negro lad
to call signals for Minnesota and
is the second in Big Ten history.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-10-02
BOSTONIAN GETS
HOUSING POST

Boston (ANP)-Atty. Victor c.
Bynoe, currently commissioner of
veterans services, has been named
by retiring Mayor John B. Hynes
to the Boston Housing authority,
at $1,000 per annum.
. Atty. Bynoe is the first Negro to
serve in a high-level policy-mak-
ing capacity with the PHA. He is
currently seeking election to the
Boston School committee.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-10-02
sEPIA STARS TO WATCH
By Brad Pye Jr., In the
Los Angeles SENTINEL

With the grid underway all fronts here Of the
for the nation the collegiate
Columbia captained halfback Harvey Brook
their finest back Brookns like Willie Wood Of
the first his captain Columbia eleven In
the Midwest there who should making lot Of head
this the list Okahoma talented Prentice Gautt
tabled
fback honors Illustrated calls him "a twoway
tornado who goes"
Oddly Illinois, the school which produced of the finest
Negro backs banking rugged guard named Bill
Burrel spark attack Although Willie Fleming the soph
saon nuned Of school headed Canadian
still haback" ready roll End
Fason be the big 1ndanas attack He's
picked the finest defensive ends 10 Then
Wichita the Wheathoces believe they Of the finest full
backs in the country Ted Dean rere prospect Dean is
go weighs 2OS Arizona prospect slick
snatch Larry Williams The New Mexico Lobo will be spanked by
Perkins the hottest halfback Skyline Conference
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-10-02
AROUND THE ROUNDS

Joe Kelley the defensive
the Rams has repeatedly caught with Romme
put by
Continental League he another
this Mack Robinson the spner
brother of Jackie Robinson recently
and Compton in Los Angeles.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-10-02
DODGERS WILLS GETS RAVES

key contributor the Dodgers gallant stretch drive been
their little through Maury Wills
43 times at bat Of Sundays The little shortstop
currently blasting get
Cncinnas Johnny Temple generally regarded
finest goveman Wills going
hortstop something
fire"
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-10-02

Big Ten and the
first Of course for
Minnesota.
Sandy" is reg
istered in the Col
lege Of Science,
Literature AM
the Arts at the
University, work
ing towards a de-
Uraa in business
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Griffin Says Stephens Is
Best Quarterback Prospect
At ~" In 20 Years

/ the day.
In spite Of some fumbling,
Stephens is potentially the greatest
quarterback prospect to be at Min
nesota in the past 20 years.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-10-02
TWIN CITY
Pin PATTER
BY LOUISE THOMAS
Midway 5-s373

on the alley next to you has at
least passed that part Of the re-
turn rack where you are standing
before bending over to get your
ball"
Individual High Series: Vern
Barrett, 545; Mary Russell, 535;
Bessie Green, SIT.
Individual High Single Game:
Bessie Green, 213; Mary Russell,
200; Vern Barrett, 191,
TEAM STANDINGS
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-10-02

THE PAPER WITH SOLID READ
ING,
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-10-02
RAM DRAFTEES

North Texas State counting haba Abner Haynes to lead
again this including
the LA Rams scouts soph He must be real goode John
The Montana
his final fling He the Skyline Conferences leading receiver
1858 the tenth best the acon
selection
Dick another LA draft choice back COP
his final another stab gaining national In 1858
Bass the national rushing leader Feeooed nanman Ola
Murchson 81 Splinter should national
early in the draft this
With all baseball WIes
counting grid
At Willie West their best perhaps Of the best
backs halls
at home there is better anywhere the TOans than
their Willie Wood the first Negro history cOaptan use
football prnter captained
the use decades ago.
foregoing just a top Negro
cavong collegiate country this will
join the parade in subsequent columns.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-10-02

Team High Series: Cicero's B B
Q, 2201; Jack Pine Acres, PITS;
Sally and Jays, 2195.
Team High Single Game: Sally
and Jays, 1874; Barrett Realty,
1888; Cicero's B B Q. 765.
NORTHERN LIGHTS
September 26
All Northern Lights league
bowlers should remember the first
shift bowling teams begin at 6
pm. o'clock, the second shift be-
gins at $50 pm. Please, please
be on time-and ready to bowl
at those times. II is very import
ant to do so says your secretary,
you elected him. Support him"
TEAM STANDINGS
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-03-26
P-TACouncil
Set to Note
18th Birthday

The County Council of P-TAs
will mark its 18th anniversary
with a big dinner party the
night of April 10 at Indian
Spring Country Club.
Featured entertainment will
be a play, Growing Pains" a
lampoon of the organization
and some of it's leaders, written
by Joseph Els. The cast will
feature prominent members Of
the council and of the County
Education Association.
Invitations have been mailed
to all members of the P-TA as
well as other organizations.
A Z pm. reception will pre-
cede dinner at 8. Leslie Able
is general chairman of the
event. Tickets are available at
Sc per person from Miss Edith
Throckmorton, 1850 Georgia
ave., Silver Spring, telephone
lockwood 1856.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-03-26
S ENTlN Ell 1 GoSTT2' MD'
Thursday, March 10. ISsS-A9

McBain left the Rockville Ice
Co. with his father in 1947 and
bought the Gaithersburg firm.
His father, William McBain,
was Mayor of Gaithersburg
from 1926 until he suffered a
stroke in 1947.
Following his fathers illness,
David McBain continued to
operate the Gaithersburg Ice
Co. until his death. He was a
member of the Epworth Meth
odist Church of Gaithersburg.
He is survived by two sons,
Donald W., a county policeman
stationed at Silver Spring, and
Douglas ]. McBain, of Gathers
burg. Also a daughter, Mary
Kathleen Sawyer, of Clarks-
burg; a brother, George; and
three sisters, Minnie Nesbitt,
Lula Carlisle and Helen Nc
Balm, all of Gaithersburg.
Funeral services were held at
2 pm. yesterday in the Gartner
Funeral Home, Gaithersburg,
and burial followed In Forest
Oak Cemetery there.