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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-15
OF Love
and Laughter
Digging Worms Is Adventure
Never Meant for Mothers
By MARJORIE HOLMES

"Cmon, Nom, we're going to the island and dig for
worms. You along"
Listen worms are all right in their place. Which is
in the ground, far as I'm concerned"
Jaw, how gonna catch any fish without worm?
We're out of mnnowS"
Use stale bread, Make dough balls"
They slide right off the hook. Besides all you
catch with dough balls buegs Nom you've been
on the island have you? It's nice over there kind OF muddy
and dark and the weeds kinda high but you'll like it,
Sounds enchanting, hardly wait" You glance
skepcay at the green epse 1t looks harmless enough
from here with rim purple silt its ferny growhs
and willow trees leaning like witch women summing their
hair.
Bucket and shovels clanking you all Chamber into the
boat "Cmon Spooky" they urge the old Labrador who
has Topped down on the dock and batting utilely at
little haze of gnaS You too the snakes"
here"
I'VE were only kidding Still glancing at your bare
foot sandals wouldn't have hurt for to thicker
shoes"
IF I'd thought for one minute you kids were going
into snake infested woods you expostuate futey above
the roar of the motor.
You are already gliding in among the rushes Your
lassoes stump with the chain Now don't worry if you
sink down little when you step it's kind of gishy here"
Sqush sqush. Liking it less every minute, you follow
your soshng Are this safe? People do get
swallowed up in swamps."
I'VE been coming here for ages and we
yet" he cheeriy Here it's better under
the trees See all this good black dirt and eafmod This is
where the worms are man. they like it here"
Slippery Harvest ~.
STOP glance furtivey around he digs treasured
only by the dog who goes shifting around like an anxious
old woman occasionally emitting low threatening barkS
Surely dark disaster befa long this faith
full creature is there to keep it away.
: Sneakered foot pushes down firmly the spade A
great meaty black chunk of earth and mold overturned
and poking and squirmng from nnumerable long
blue pink things. Man, oh man. lookt em!"
I get 'em, I'll get em. let mel" Squatting the little
girl begins to snatch them and drop them into the pail
at them hagloating she drags one bodily
from its hole by disappearing TAIL Come back here, you
naughty worm"
"Y'know she's good she really is" her brother
mends your daughter to you She's not bit afraid Of
worms always do better when she's along"
She looks up beaming at this unaccuStomed praise.
IT bait hooks too We go back I'll bait your fish hook
you Mother Unless she adds in quick consideration
you really WANT to-"
You give slight shudder. mo, thanks I'll leave that
entirely to you"
She regards you still wearing that expression Of pleased
surprise You knows NICE" she marvels II just hap
pened to think how nice isl do something can't
dol"
Sunday tip to for thot mot how
be pOpuur "of Love and Laughter the WOmsns Section
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-15
BIDDING

Korpen Regency KonvertIbe, foam
cushions, groy moteIosse. Was $500,
238.
Chesapeake Lawson Sleep Soto, with
kick pIeot and foam cushions, turquoise
domosk Was 1900 1913.
PuIImon Lawson Sleeper, foam cushions,
kick pIeot turquoise domosk. Wos
$500 -----------.---------I8 1913.
Chesapeake Colonial sleep SOTO, box
Peot skirt foam cushions, rose mote
Iosse. Was 5000 ------- 268.
Double Size Foam Rubber Mattress and
Box Spring sets. Were 1900 - 20.
Shifmon Extra Firm Innersprinq set,
double size. Was 1900 1900 20.
Spring Air double size innersprng set.
Was 900 -------- Sd.
Simmons famous nome Wn-size mot
tress, regular. ms is. Wos 1850, Sd.
many additional items not listed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-15
OCCASIONAL.

Victorian Mahogany Lamp Table l9"x
IS, Tyre coVed bose. Was 81 90 25.
Imperial Commode, figured mahogany
fooled leother top, inloid, 25"xl7A".
Was 990O.----- -- So.
Imperial Cocktail Table, figured mo-
hogonX inIoid, 4O' diameter Wos
l2SOO Is.
Kittineer bar on casters, beautifully
grained mahogany fornico serving sur
foce. Wos 695O0.------ 1913.
Boxer 90" sideboord, hand decorated
doors, finished in antique turquoise.
Was l087OO ------------- 695.
TomIinsOn Sophisticote woInut S."
round front desk, bookcase storage in
'front.' from Model Home. Was 1000,
us.
MeIdon Cocktail Table, custom made
French Provincial frujtWood white or
brown leather top Was 1880 l4S.
Imperial Cocktail Table, mahogany
45"x22," topered leg. Was $500,
2S.95
Heritage End Table, inIoid, golden mo-
hogonX 28"x24" l9" toll, drawer dis
continued Was l00O0.-------4 40.
many additional items not listed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-15
DINING ROOM

HyIon 3O"x56" mahogany ext. table,
"os is" Wos 89OO---------38 .
DrexeI set Of 4 dining chairs, Peasant
Provincial, woInut pink nougohyde
scots. Two sides and two arms. Set wQs
10 --------------7S.
KindeI Italian Provincial Cherry oval
tobIe 44"x58." Wos 3020O----l39.
Century French Provincial Cherry 81"
grill door china. Wos 2450O---lI9.
KindeI Cherry Eory American drop
leaf table. Was l56OO--------69.
Century French Provincial Cherry ~"
gloss door chino. Were 235O0 80.
Kindel Italian Provincial Cherry IS"
Buffet. Wos 4260O---------I89
Georgetown Galleries Solid Cherry
French Provincial Server on wheels,
grill doors. Was 25l.0O----l lib.
KindeI Cherry Italian Provincial 66"
buffet, with grill door deck Was
7O6OO ------------------ 298.
DrexeI Treasury mahogany servers with
serving troy Were J220O---- 50.
Empire solid maple 80" server with Of
toched shutter door deck. Was 1880.
70.
DrexeI Treasury mahogany 8-p.ece
group, 81" buffet 46"x6O" oval table,
4 side and 2 arm chairs. Was $1,000,
800.
KindeI Italian Provincial Cherry 81"
buffet with grill doors, Was $1,000,
248.
Century Italian Provincial Cherry drop
leaf table. Was I595O--------88 .
MeIdon French Provincial hand carved
solid walnut 9-piece group, "A" buffet
with puII-out dessert troys, closed hutch
top, 44x72" oval extension table, 4
side and z arm chairs, carved figure
eight books. Was 42O60O-----l988.
Kittinser set Of 4 side and z arm chairs,
finished in ebony and gold, upholstered
seats and backs in gold and beige
stripe. Were $500 -- 695.
ThomosviIIe Italian Provincial 9-piece
group in Oxford mahogany, 44"x66"
oval extension table, 66" buffet 81"
qriDI door china, 4 side and z arm chairs.
Were 7O4.OO 4S5.
MeIIin Quincy EARLY Amerjcon solid
cherry 9-piece group, 81" buffet with
open deck, 38"x56" extension table, a
windsor side and Z arm chairs. WOs
6lOOO -------------------438.
many additional items not listed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-15

Stewortstown Danish lockwood desk
and chair. Were l790O-------SS.
RoyoI Lounge high back lounge chair,
foam cushion, brown and beige texture.
Was l485O---------------- 3d..
Henredon Circo 80 she'll grey Mr.. and
Mrs. duel heodboord Was $500, S8.
Townsville ToIismon Cherry Spice
dining group. 38"x56" table, 3 side and
| arm chairs. Was 269OO------I38.
Oxford pillow back lounge chojr
Pumice walnut legs, spring down
cushion, burnt orange texture. Wos
1880 ----------------------78.
Erwin Lambeth ormIess choir, foam scot
and back, cherry base, persimmon and
charcoal texture. Was 1900 58.
TomInson Sophsticote walnut 3-piece
group from q model house, Is" triple
dresser, chest desk, Mr.. and Mrs. dual
heodboord Was $500 -------548.
Globe walnut framed lounge chair
foam cushion, beige texture. Wos
1920 ------------------ -----74.
RoyoI Lounge 3-pc. corner sectional
SOTO with bumper end. Built to fIoor
buttoned beck, foom cushions, toost
texture. Was 85l .0O----------4 SS.
Henredon she'll grey Circo 80 double
storage bed Wos l930O--------44.
Dunn Lounge Chair, woInut arms, tuI-
quoise texture. Wos 445O----lS.SS
Dillingham; Orbit solid elm flip top cord
tables. Were 9950-------------4S.
SeIiq DuI-up chair, walnut and bross
trim, beige texture Was $3.50, 20.
Dillingham; Budgetrend solid elm so"
triple dresser and double bed. Wos
2O2OO -----------------SS.
Johnson walnut and bross 48" round
dining table. Was 38400------I6S.
Henredon Circo 80 she'll grey serving
cart. Was I695O---------------6S.
Henredon Circo 80 she'll grey wolnIt
81" buffet PorquetN DOORS YVES
1880 ----------------------lS8.
many additional items not listed
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many additional items not listed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-15
UPHOLSTERED

Donby French Provincial wing chair,
imported fruiWood frame, down cush-
ion, rust silk domosk. Was $500
1873.
Heritage S." curved sofa, buttoned
back, kick pIeot skirt spring down
cushions, brown nyIon Wos $500,
295.
Donby 2-piece French Provincial sec
tionoI SOTO, carved imported frame,
finished antique white and gold, beige
domosk, down cushions. Wos $500.
495.
Erwin Lombeth down pillow back lounge
choir, spring down cushion, kick pleot
skirt, brown and perslmmon plaid. Wos
1880 ------. ----------- 1873.
Heritage "a" French Provincial SOTO,
carved fruitwood base, buttoned back,
spring down cushions, turquoise mate
Iosse. Was 62400 ------- 385.
Donovon Shops "a" buttoned back SOTO,
kick Pleot skirt, beige textured domosk.
Wos $500 $780, .- 258.
TomIinson IS" Italian Provincial SOTO,
carved fruitwood base. down pillow back,
spring down cushions. beige and cold
linen print. Was 1850 495.
Hickory EorIy American lounge choir,
ruffIed skirt, beige texture Was $500,
88.
Donovon Shops 50" T cushion SOTO with
kick pIeot skirt, spring down cushions,
blue texture. Was $500 .----- 1913.
sehoonbeck lounge chair, mahogany
legs, buttoned book, spring down
cushions. Was 2l20O I35.
Hickory Eory American Ioveseot box
pIeot skirt, blue texture. Was 27500,
1873.
Oxford FIR. Prov. ormless chair, buttoned
back, pink motoIosse, pair, we're each
1880 ----- 40.
Heritage Is" pillow back SOTO, loose
down arm pillows, kick pIeot skirt, spring
down cushion, toast and beige textured
stripe. Was $500 -------- 399.
many additional items not listed
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-04-24

The Rev. Roger Clement. Of the
Fork Union Baptist Church. was
the speaker The revival was a part
Of the Evangelistic Crusade.
The ROYAL Arch Chapter OF the
DillWyn Masonic Lodge met Tues
day night at the Lodge Hall. At
this meeting. the Royal Arch de-
gree was conferred upon Graham
Saunders. j. c. Snoddy. Marvin
johnson and Leroy Jones. by Dis
trict Deputy Grand High Priest
Lewis Wienstien, of Richmond, and
Past District Deputy Grand High
Priest. jimmy Tyree. Of Richmond.
About 30 HID club members from
Buckingham counted attended the
District Ten Federation meeting at
Fork Union Baptist Church. Thurs
day April 23 Mrs. r. S. Ellis.
III district president. presided at
the morning program
District Contest SET
II members from Buckingham
County Who have won first places
in county contests viii enter the dis
ii.ct contest Saturday at Longwood
College Those who vii be entered
are: Garland swarlz and Betty
Spencer. public speaking Nancy
Pennington. ezing Kather-
me Roach. dress revue Sue Agee.
meal preparation: Alice Mae
Adams, canning. Gloria Newton.
electric. Pam Hart poultry con
sumption. Jane Dudley Moseley
room Improvement Jarleen shel-
tenn breads and Lou sWartz. dairy
hods
mi aad Mr4 J r WIneo, and
son aLd daughter spent Sunday
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-04-24
School Registration
Planned IN Amelia

Preschool registration for Paine
vile and Amelia viii be held in
the War Memorial Building 9:l5
am. Tuesday. April %.
1t will be held for the Mannboro
area on Wednesday. April %, be-
ginning at 9 m, in the Mannboro
School
Mrs. John Duke. county nurse, 0.
a. n ort ton, superintendent of
4 n eli a schools and Philip F.
Boepple. principal Of Amelia school
VIII be in charge at the War Me-
moral Building
Mrs Duke. Nh Norton and Mrs.
Ada Hardy. principal Of the Mann
boro Will be IN charge there.
viii soon be living in their pretty
home in Chula
Mr. and Mrs King Barden visited
his mother at Phoebus Hospital
Saturday and Sunday She is do.
ing much better than expected
Mesdames Haze Beasley and
Syble Dod~on called on Mrs B
Miller. Monday
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-04-24

Miss Lena Redmond of Rich
mond. recently Spent a few days at
home.
Mrs. Daisy Flowers and Miss
Bertha Nunnally attended the Nc
Sherly-Newcomb wedding Saturday
at Manquin. Miss Virginia Belle
Newcomb, daughter Of Mr.. Il d
Mrs Richard c. Newcomb, form
erly Of Green Bay. married Bobbie
James McSherry. Of Clifton Forge
Charlie Grafton spent Wednesday
in Richmond with his sister Mrs.
Bessie Nelson.
I Nh. and Mrs. James Higgins, of
Clarksville. visited relatives in Me
herrin and Burkeville Sunday.
HID Club Meets
The HID Club met last Tuesday
afternoon with Mrs Lucy Bernard.
We are very sorry to report that
c e ell Tunstall is rot improving
much at MCV Hospital. He has to
| nave another operation. T nephew
of Mrs. Joe Jenkins. he makes his
home here with Mrs jenkins and
Mrs. Lottie Parkinson.
MI. and Mrs. Charles Hicks and
family, Of Roanoke. spent Tuesday
with MIR. and Mrs. Macon Vaughan
They were en- route to Norfolk.
Mrs. Mable Donald. Of Norfolk,
sister of Mrs. F 0. Priddy is very
Ill in Leigh Memorial Hospital in
Norfolk. Mrs Donald was reared
and lived most of her life in Me
herrin
Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Price. of
the Plymouth Community. visited
in Meherrin Sunday.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-04-24
DeotonviIle Notes
Group Meeting At
Arbor Baptist Draws
Local Delegation

Those attending the Elsie Muir
dock Spring group meeting at Ar
Dor Baptist Church from Sa n d y
Greek Baptist Saturday we're: Mrs.
Buster Borum. Mrs. Witt Borum.
Mrs Harvey Borum, Mrs. Dawson
Joyce, Mrs. Harry Jenkins. Mrs.
Albert Hillsman, Mrs. Winston Car
ter and Mrs. Ruben Price. The
theme of the meeting was. ITO God
Be the Glory"
Harvey Llewellyn. of Charlotte.
N. c., spent the week end with Mrs.
Ethel LleWellyn.
Ed Handy. of Newport N e W s,
spent the week end with Mr.. and
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-04-24
Meherrin News
Seven New Members
Added To Baptist
Church In Meherrin

The revival at the Baptist church
closed Friday NIGHT with seven adj
ditions to the church. part Of them
for baptism and part by letter from
other churches
Dr. and Mrs. H c. Smith. Of
Burkevllle, recently visited Nj and
Mrs. F O. Priddv
Nj and Mrs. Odell Grafton and
Mr. and Mrs Sidney Grafton. Of
Richmond, were recent visitors Of
MI ard Mrs. j. W. Grafton.
Dinner Guests
The Rev and Mrs Henry G.
Bailey and family were dinner
guests Of Mrs Jennie Redd and
Mrs. Virginia Relchei Thursday
evening
Nj and Mrs J W Grafton were
dinner guests Of Mi ard Mrs Rob
EFT Flowers Sunday
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-04-24
Scoop From chuIo
Pesty ODD Mumps
Invade Community

Those pesty old mnnps are visit
ing this community again. and l
must say they're not at all vel
come.
Mr.. and Mrs King Barden at
tended the wrestling matches in
Richmond. April II. They really
enjoyed it. and Mr.. Bard n was
lucky enough to win portable
sewing machine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Felts spent
Sunday in Goochland with her sis
ter. Mrs. Ocie Worreu. her husband
and sons.
The John Beasleys. of Richmond
We're supper guests Of his parents
Mr. and Mrs, Thomas Beasley. sun
day night
Phillip Barnard Of vPI, va S
home for the week end His VPI
ring Is very pretty.
Mr. and MS Lewis Robertson
ard children. Of Richmond. we're
guests Ct his brother, George Rob
eflson ana MIS-. Robertson, SatW
day
Mr.. and Mrs King Barden visited
his mother. Mrs. R. S. Martin
April 8 She is a patient at Phoebas
Hospital
Those absent from Moore $
Church Sunday missed a fine mos
sage BY Mr. Norton. OF Barkes lie.
and special music By his son H
vas accompanied by Mrs. Wiley At
the piano.
Miss Jean Nelson. Of Richmond
MISS Nellie Wllkerson and Ramona
and Aubrey DodSon all 81 Rich
nond were home for the week End
Mr. and ms Leonard Lawrence
Of BeltsyIlle Nd, we're guests Of
heir families during the week end
We are very pleased to hear they
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-04-24
Planned

visiting in Richmond.
Mrs. j. r. Wingo and children
spent Friday visiting with Mr.. and
Mrs. Dallas Rainey.
Gladys Ruth Christian. daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Christian.
and James Morris, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. c. w. Morris. have been
awarded scholarships to the FILA
FLA Camp at Margot's Beach,
Smithfield These awards are spon-
sored by the Buckingham County
Farm Bureau.
Panel Discussion
The Buckingham County Farm
Bureau met Tuesday night at the
DillWyn Elementary School This
was quarterly meeting, presided
over by Harold X Bailey president.
Forrest Guthrie. III, was in charge
Of the program
A panel discussion concerning
county problems was held I. b
hall. Jr.. chairman of the Board of
Supervisors. acted as moderator for
the panel which was composed Of
members OF the county Board bt
Supervisors Guest speaker at the
meeting was Mrs E E Alexander.
of Rustburg. head of Women's work
of the state Her subject was What
Women Can Do in the Farm Blu
reau." Al Club public speaking
winners, their parents. and FLA
and FILA members were invited
guests.
Mr. and Mrs Lacy Spencer, Mi
and Mrs Pete MOSS and children
and Billy Ayres. Of Richmond. were
week end guests OF Mrs NJ O.
Ayes.
Mrs R. T. N1axey and J. B..
Max KEY Of Richmond. Wer c
week end guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Allen Maxev Sunday night. Mr..
and Mrs Allen Marcy, Mr.. and
Mrs. Franklin Maxev and Miss
Thelma Maxey accompanied Mrs.
R. T Maxey on her return to Rich
mond
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-04-24
Mrs. Henry Nash.

Mrs. Henry Nash
Leslie Meador left Sunday to
spend the week with Mrs. Esther
Parker in Hampton. He will spend
next week with his daughter. Mrs.
Grace White, in Norfolk.
Mrs. A. c. Mann and Mrs. Vester
jenkins visited Mrs. Oscar Myers
at St. Luke's Hospital in Richmond.
Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Wells. OF
Richmond, called to see Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Nash Saturday after
noon Sunday afternoon, Bob Borum
called in the Nash home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Weldon King and
girls and Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon
Estes and two of their boys shopped
in Richmond. Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vester jenkins and
Wilbern jenkins visited Mrs. Ida
Weaver in Newport News hospi-
tai. Sunday.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-04-24
Chestnut Grove flosh
Chestnut Grove fiosh
Surprise Birthday Party Develops
AS A Result OF Underc0yer Work

There was a great deal Of under
cover work and planning done in
the Aubrey Morris home last week.
Saturday night it all came out
Monday, April 90 was Aubrey 5
birthday. and it Just 50 happens
that there are three more members
Of the family who have birthdays
during the same week.
A surprise birthday supper was
given for the four. The other three
honored were Mrs Curtis Nester
OF Lynchburg: George Shllmaker, of
Brookneal, and Sam Coleman, of
Appomattox The honorees, their
families and Mr.. and Mrs. Hobart
Harris and family report a grand
time It was big surprise to the
birthday crowd
Week end guests Of Mrs. John
Glover were Mr. and Mrs. Kermit
Cooke and children, Of Richmond
Sunday dinner guests included Mr..
and Mrs. Arlis Maxwell and chill
dren, Of Hixburg Afternoon callers
We're Mr.. and Mrs, Dick Glover and
Brenda, of Richmond. MI. and
Mrs Calvin Morris and family and
Ralph and Danny Wooten.
Mrs. Frank Wright spent the week
end in Richmond with her daugh-
ter.
Mrs. Henson Morris recently re-
celved letter from her son, c. j.
announcing that he and his wife
Connie. expect to leave Florida for
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-04-24

visit here Oh May u. SGT and
Mrs. Morris have waited a long
time fol- the Air Force to give them
time off for a visit with relatives
Callers in the Calvin Morris
home Saturday we're Nh. and Mrs
Wilbur ST. John. Of Richmond.
Mrs. Ray Repass, who has been
i'll for some time, was able to re-
turn to her work in Farmville Fri
day.
The rain and warmer weather is
bringing out the tree leaves, and
the hlllsides are getting their spring
finery of green. dotted with blue
daisies and other wild flowers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-12
WONDER-LOOPER PLACE MATS
NOW IN VISCOSE RAYON
by Buella 90 each
each

Color comes to your tobIe with 1000 pure Vscose
royon pIoce mots They're sturdiIy constructed in q
wonderful Iooped weave for extra long wear. Stoin
and shrink resistant they drip dry, need no ironing:
Fode-resstont colors. Size | 3xlo"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-02-12

$134 or $54 per share more than
they invested.
One hundred shares of Ameri-
can Investors has more than dou-
bled in price. The club paid a lit
tie more than So per share and
the current price is $3.50. One
share of IBM bought for $3.50 is
now worth $512.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-02-12
B & P Women
Survey County

A survey of traffic signs and
signals in Montgomery County is
currently being conducted by the
Business and Professional Wom-
ems Club of Silver Spring. The
local study is part of a nation
wide research project being car
ried on by the Business and Pro
fessional Foundation a lertin G
citizens to the need for uniform
signals.
Purpose of the campaign, ac-
cording to Dorothy E. Rosin,
president of the local club, is to
make it possible for drivers
everywhere to Immediately recog-
nize basic traffic signs, shapes
and colors.
A grant of $4,000 has been
made by the Automotive Safety
Foundation to conduct the survey
in over 1900 communities across
the country.
Local coordinator for the prof
ect is Nellie Dunn. She is being
assisted by Kathleen Summa, Bea
Cole, Thelma Smith, Dorothy
Craig, Ruth Fleming, Ann Or
leans, Virginia Black, Helen
Roche. Jessie Thedford, Jeanette
Varoutsos, Lois Thompson and
Thelma Kelley.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-02-12
Sally Renfrew
Becomes Bride
Of Paul Ertter

Two Rockville residents, Miss
Sally Eleanor Renfrew and Mr..
Paul Edward Ertter, exchanged
marriage vows recently in the
rectory of st. Mary's Catholic
Church, Rockville. The Rev. j.
Gilbert Hahn, pastor, performed
the 8 pm. ceremony.
The bride is the daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. John B. Renfrew,
1906 Lewis ave, and the bride
grooms parents are Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Ertter of Norbeck rd.
The couple were attended by
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Dillon of
Gaithersburg.
After reception at the home
of the bride the newlyweds de-
parted on a wedding trip to Col
umbus, Ohio.
The former Miss RenfreW is a
graduate of Richard Montgomery
High School. Her husband grad
uated from st. Johns High
School, Washington, D. c., and is
now a student at Montgomery
Junior College.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-02-12
By Kathleen Leary
Woman'S Editor

When a group of area house
wives and career women decided
to pool resources and play the
stock market their husbands
scoffed at the idea of forming an
investment club. But the ladies
had the last laugh.
In less than year the club has
increased its principal by Il of
the original amount invested and
friend husband is clamoring to
make it a Mr.. and Mrs. clique.
The Capital Investment Club
started with 10 members and
soon grew to a membership of
35-mostly Montgomery County
residents. Each month they meet
for lunch at members house
and discuss business trends,
cycles and make industry studies
on stocks they intend to buy.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-02-12
Tickets Go On Sale
For Benefit Style Show

Mrs. Andrew A. Chaffin, ways
and means chairman of the Air
Force Officers Wives Club of
Washington, d. c., has announced
that tickets are now on sale for
the annual benefit luncheon and
fashion show to be held by the
club on March u at the Sheraton
Park Hotel. The theme will be
zone Enchanted Afternoon" and
will feature fashions presented by
julius Garfinckel e. Co.
Tickets are IS each and may
be ordered by mail by sending a
check and a self-addressed stamp.
ed envelope to Mrs. John Lee
Frisbee, Box 227A, Rte. /, Nc.
Lean, Va. For information call
FL. 4.7450 or Ell. 6.4215.