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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-03-31
Damascus
Curriculum Will Be Topic At Meeting

and to be robed at their Father
Son banquet April Is.
The Damascus FLA chapter
is serving as host to the eight
other schools in region 3 in the
regional tractor driving and
farm mechanics contest, land
judging and soil appraisal con.
test, and public speaking con.
test to be held April IL. Region
3 comprises schools with FLA
chapters in Montgomery, How.
ard and Carroll counties.
The local FLA chapter has
been working for the past
month in cooperation with re-
search problems at NH by
catching wild mice and rabbits
for study at the institute.
Capt. and Mrs. L. Bruce Hord
who summer in Damascus and
winter in Florida have dropped
the column a line to let us know
that they have sold their home
in Miami Beach and purchased
one at Ormond-By The Sea.
While visiting recently in Miami
Beach the Hords attended the
st. Patrick's ball at the Surf
Club, dinner at the Bal Harbour
Yacht Club and the Miami
Shores Country Club, the races
at Gulf Stream Park and write
us Of the lovely weather they
have been enjoying while we
were full of ice and snow.
Forty-seven DIS freshmen
and sophomores will take Ma.
tional Education Development
tests at the same time that Is
juniors are taking the National
Merit Scholarship qualifying
tests according to principal Ellis
Cline. Scores from the three
hour NEDT exam viii be pro.
vided in English, social studies,
math, natural science ana word
usage.
Each student may plot his
scores and learn how he com
pares with other students in his
grade nationwide. This evalua.
ton of strengths and weakness.
es helps students to plan their
courses and make career deci.
sions. The top ranking Is per.
cent statewide will receive Ger.
tificates of educational devel.
ment.
The Junior class at DIS will
present the play Aunt Cathy's
Cat" March 81 and April / at 8
pm. in the HIS. auditorium.
The DIS Photography Club
is sponsoring a contest. Pic.
lures taken after April 1, 1860
and fitting into the categories
of School Activities, Pets and
Animals, People or Pictorials
may be entered.
Barbara Lee Pearson, a senior
at DIS, has won a three year
scholarship to the Sibley Hospi.
tai School of Nursing. Barbara
has been an active member of
the Future Homemakers and
the Science Club at DIS.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-03-31

NAAAI SANb WhA NC ACoPOiloADAC LII
one spring bouquet and one dec
GRATED booth. Mrs. John Stup
win be responsible for the bou-
quet. Following the meeting
Mrs. Stup gave a demonstration
on refinishing old picture
frames.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Watkins
are receiving congratulations on
the birth of son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Les Thompson
and Mrs. B. D. Gladhill attend
ed the Both anniversary dinner
of the Cabin John Fire Depart
ment at the Bethesda Country
Club last week.
The 10 members of the young
peoples instruction class of the
Damascus Methodist church
will be received into the church
next Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Forrest Snyder
are receiving congratulations on
the birth of a son.
Mr.. Gilbert Henshaw of the
Louisville Seminary was the
guest pastor at the first Bap-
fist church of Damascus on
Sunday. The Henshaws were
dinner guests Saturday of Mr..
and Mrs. Lee Sellers. Other
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Sher-
wood Hackett, Mr.. James Hitch,
Miss Josephine Wilson, and MIR.
and Mrs. James Kautz. The
HenShaws were over n j G h t
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. James
Hitch and dinner guests on Sun
day of MIR. and Mrs. James
KautZ.
The column extends sympa-
thy to Mr.. Ellis Cline on the
death of his mother last week.
The Montgomery Cou n t y
Chapter of the American Can
Ger Society announces that Mrs.
c. M. Payne has been named
chairman of the Damascus area
for the 1860 crusade to fight
cancer. Mrs. Payne is now seek
ing volunteers and announces
that the crusade will be con-
Quoted April Is, 26. and u in
the Damascus area.
A safe driving program spon-
sored by the Damascus Rotary
was initiated last Sunday as the
following ministers acquainted
their congregations with the
program: Rev. A. Dean Kesler
at the Damascus Methodist;
Rev. Leon Dage at Montgomery
Chapel; Father Moriarty at st.
Paul's Catholic; Herbert Cain,
lay reader at the Damascus
Episcopal Church; Rev. Thomas
Sim at the Lutheran Church of
the Redeemer and DR.. Gilcin
Meadors at the First Baptist
Church. High school students
will be informed by Mr.. Harry
Stipe, driver education instruc-
tor. Anyone holding a drivers
permit may participate. An who
drive without being involved in
an accident for one year will re-
ceive pins and certificates.
Rules are the same by which
the American Trucking Associ-
alton governs awards to profess
sional drivers. Benefits which
may derive from participating
in this program include the saw
ing of life and property dam.
age, reduced insurance rates,
pride in good driving and pride
in being a responsible citizen.
Application blanks may be OBJ
tanned from the churches, the
high school or Rotary Club
members. Rotarian George
Kelly is chairman of the pro-
gram.
Fourteen hogs from the Da-
mascus FLA Chapter were
shown and sold at the Region 8
FLA Swim Show March oath.
Mr.. L. E. Tolley, local club
leader was chairman of this
years show.
Sharon Monkey, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert H. Monkey,
who is a junior at DIS has
been selected by the FLA boys
to reign as their farm queen
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-03-31
PooIesviIIe
Miss Hopkins
To Study in
w Westminster
By Cattle G. Linthicum
Diamond 1882

A years scholarship to West.
ern Maryland College in West
minister has been awarded
Rosemary Hopkins, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. H. E. Hop
kins, Whites Ferry. Miss Hop
kins is a senior at Poolesville
High School.
Following luncheon at O'Don-
nell's in Bethesda, Is members
and guests of the Jacksonville
Woman's Club attended the
play, look Homeward Angel"
starring Miriam Hopkins, at
the National Theater in Wash
ington, Wednesday. The social
activities took the place of the
groups regular meeting this
month.
Mrs. M. B. Shannon, Barnes.
vile, is slowly improving at
Frederick Memorial Hospital
where she has been a patient
for some time.
Miss Patty Jones entertained
three classmates from Smith
College, Northampton, Mass,
at her home in Sellman over
the weekend. Her house.guests
were Miss Pat Snyder, Berkeley,
Calf; Miss Ann Chase, Bos.
ton, Mass, and Miss Kelly
Bang, Baltimore.
With SO much to discover In
the science and study of color
the demonstration of grada
ton dyeing presented by Mrs
Margaret Jones and Mrs. Louise
Slaughter at the monthly meet
ing the Hook Craft Guild al
Parklawn Mansion, Tuesday
was well received They dyed
swatches of wool for rug hook
ing using Lydia Hicks Triple
Oevr Dye (TOD) method as
presented in her book II
"Novety Dyeing." Members
had invited interested guests
for the special feature. Prior
to the demonstration the bust
ness meeting was held.
In the absence of the presi
dent, Miss Edythe M. Turner
who is in Hawaii, the vice
president, Mrs. Elton F. Ham
mond, opened the meeting
Plans are in the formative stage
for next years programs which
may include films on Morocco
and a talk on life in Moscow
Mrs. Hammond named the nom
mating committee as follows to
present the slate of new Off
GERS at the April meeting: Mrs
G. Best Linthicum, Beallsville
chairman; Mrs. Carlos w. Starr
Washington, and Mrs. John R.
Kelly, Chevy Chase. Installa
ton will be made in May.
I Little Joan Williams, daugh,
ter of Dr. and Mrs. Robert r.
Williams, Dickerson, underwent
a tonsillectomy at Marine Hos
pital in Baltimore Friday.
The annual variety show put
on by students of Poolesville
High School will be presented
at the school, Thursday and
Friday nights, at 8 pm.
Following the sale of their
farm near Poolesville, Russell
Umstead is now established on
the family's new farm in Green
Spring, w. Va. The rest of the
family, now residing in Pooles.
vile, viii join him when school
is out in June.
Mrs. George A. Meerdink,
Poolesville, was hostess to the
Poolesville Garden Club Tues,
day. A field trip has been
scheduled for May. Mrs. La.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-03-31
Boxer Glasses Offered

The Potomac Boxer Club will
hold amateur handling classes
for boxers age six months and
up at the parking lot of Hecht
Company's downtown store at
1 pm. on April 3 and 10.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-03-31

throp E. Smith, president, will
entertain the club in April at
which time an election of Off
GERS will be held.
The Lord Acre Projects
were dedicated Sunday at the
Poolesville Memorial Methodist
Church. Members dedicated an
acre of corn, livestock, eggs,
pheasants, home canned food,
needlework, first hours wages,
etc.
Members of the Methodist
Youth Fellowship met at the
church Friday night and then
went roller skating in Cal
thersburg.
Mrs. John A. Jones, jr., Sell
man, has recovered from sur
gerry performed recently at Sub
urban k1OSpltal.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Ramsey
and small sons, Jimmy, Steven
and Douglas, have returned to
Atlanta, Ca, after a three-day
visit last week with Mrs. Ram
sey's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry L. Stevens, Poolesville.
Mrs. Ramsey is the former Ro-
berta Stevens.
The special auction meeting
of the Ladies Auxiliary of the
American Legion Daniel-Jef.
fers Post PAT, which had been
showed out, but rescheduled
for Wednesday night, was held
at the home of Mrs. Stanley
Umstead, Beallsville. Thirty
members and guests enjoyed
an evening of fun and bargains
as auctioned by Mrs. Vera Sey.
mour. The ham which was
donated to the unit by Mr.. J.
r. Lillard, was won by Mrs.
Frances Daley. Mrs. Seymour
assisted Mrs. Umstead with
refreshments. The group will
meet in April with Mrs. Gar.
land Painter, Poolesville.
Mrs. Hamilton Linthicum,
Linthicum rd.. had the misfor.
tune to break her leg in a fall
last week. Mrs. Linthicum is
in charge of the cafeteria at
Poolesville school.
The FLA Chapter and three
individual boys, Earl Allnutt,
Larry Wisner and Michael I'm.
stead, Poolesville school, sent
81 hogs to the Spring Pork
show at West Friendship,
Wednesday, where they placed
among the top 10 in some OF
the classes.
Mrs. Joseph Thompson has
been a surgical patient at
Frederick Memorial Hospital.
On Sunday. at 5 pm, a can.
tata, "The Holy City" will be
sung at Poolesville Memorial
Methodist Church by the choir
of the Bethesda Presbyterian
Church.
Mr.. Hugh Hall led the morn.
ing prayer and sermon in st.
Peters Episcopal Church last
Sunday.
Skippy Price, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Lawrence II. Price, ir.,
GAINESVILLE, who is still under
going physical therapy, is now
able to be out and around on
clutches.
Through the usual kindness
of Selbys store in Poolesville,
the local All Club was able to
have a window display during
National All Club Week. Their
theme was 1.-THE All Ladder to
Success" depicting rungs of a
ladder making the best better
in club, community, county,
state and nation. Also on dis.
play were books on projects,
demonstrations and judging.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-03-31
Damascus
BY Marian Griffith
Clearwater 3-2682

The Damascus P-TA will meet
at the high school on Monday
at 8 pm. The meeting is de-
signed to answer questions
which parents may have about
the curriculum in both elemen-
tary and high schools.
After a short business meet
ing parents will be assigned to
rooms to hear about the age
level and type of curriculum
which will be of special interest
to them. DR.. Elaine Barnes of
the Board of Education will
speak to parents interested in
the curriculum through grade
five and about the special serv-
ices provided by the county;
high school principal Ellis
Cline will speak to sixth grade
parents about the curriculum
their children will encounter in
junior high; seventh grade par
entS will meet with Mr.. Leon
Swart regarding the eighth
grade program; parents of
eighth graders will meet with
Counselor Edward Mulhern
about the ninth grade program
and senior high parents will
meet with vice principal Vernon
Simpson who viii discuss the
present high school curriculum
and possible revisions.
DR.. and Mrs. Ralph Balderson
and son were recent house
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry
Cook.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Day and
Lee Ellen and Mr.. and Mrs. o.
E. Williams and Philip Raines
spent Sunday with friends In
Shepherdstown.
New voters may register
April A at the firehouse. If you
have not registered, be sure to
do SO and be able to vote in the
primaries this spring.
The Lutheran Church of the
Redeemer has purchased II
acres of land from Roger Poole
on Route n in Damascus for a
future church site.
A ten acre site is being pur.
chased by the Damascus Episco.
pal church for a future church
site on Route u just beyond
Oak DIR.
Mrs. Robert Monkey, newly
elected president of the North
ern Montgomery County Won.
ems Democratic Club has ap.
pointed the following COMMITTEES
chairmen: program, Mrs. Her.
bert s. Hyatt; membership,
Mrs. Jerry Williams; publicity,
Mrs. Ulysses Griffith w; ways
and means, Mrs. Vernon Tay,
Tor; registration, Mrs. o. E. VII.
liams; resolutions, Mrs. Luther
Howard; legislation, Mrs. Ros,
coe Buxton; auditor, Mrs. Der
nard Gladhill.
Club members are continuing
with plans for their auction and
bake sale to be held April 8
Among the interesting items to
be auctioned are a set of Mary.
land gold seal cuff links donat.
ed by State Comptroller Louis
Goldstein, a number of pieces
of antique glassware including
a cakestand and a pair of blue
blown glass vases, a set of 9olf
clubs and a set of polished
brass sleigh bells.
Donald Leishear, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Chester Leishear, is
home on furlough after com.
pleting his basic training at San
Diego. He will report April 9
to Memphis for approximately
Is weeks of aviation structural
mechanics school.
The Browningsville Home.
makers met at the home of
Mrs. Chester Leishear with Mrs.
Sidney Mills as co-hostess. II
was decided that club dues
should be raised to 81 plus Csc
for council dues and 15c for
books. The Homemakers spring
meeting will be May 3 at the
AG Center. The Brownings.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-03-31

mascus High School last week
a first prize blue ribbon Was
won by George Michael Fetrow
and his brother, James, sons of
Mr. and Mrs. George M. Fet-
row of Cedar Grove. The prize
was for shell collection they
submitted.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-07-13

appraised damages in the
courts.
The Commission indicated il
Will seek such written per-
mission 10 proceed in all cases
where agreement for settle
mcnt at the appraised damage
figure is delayed.
Officials expressed the feel
ing that. making the amount
of appraised damages availa-
BILE To a property owners use.
cases where a property owner
Is forced To move or rebuild
because of road construction
However, the Commission
voiced hope that the new law
Will not result in overburden-
ing the court system with even
MORO y, oh, ~ ,,..,- ,,..,.-
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-07-13
Miss Maude Hughes
Dies On Thursday

Miss Mauoc Hughes, IS, died
III me conway. : {. HoSpIta.
thursday night. She UNDER
went surgery and several days
later suffered a heart condi-
ton
A native of Horny County she
was a daughter of the late
Samuel p. Hughes and Sarah
Hughes. She was a huver for
Belk Berry IN Wilmington ro-
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-07-13
Good Eggs In
Every Carton

If each carton or each dozen
of eggs sold To the consumers
contained twelve good eggs.
there would be more eggs con-
Sumed. The producer. grader.
wholesaler. retailer. and cook
all have a hand III controlling
quality. - says Thomas B. Nor
riS, poultry specialist for the
y. c a Agricultural Extension
Service.
A! people that handle eggs
should know that egg quality
Is NcrI>hablc and will 60 down.
hill very fast unles protected
from heat and dryncsS. The
les slime eggs are exposed 10
high temperatures, the better
the quality Will be when the
eggs reach the skillet.
Dow non the farm the eggs
should be collected often. cool
cd quickly and kept cool go
degrees F.. In the grading sta
ton the eggs should be return
ed tu the cooler as soon as the
case Is filled. The Wholesaler
and retailer should keep eggs
refrigerated. Ii eggs are trans
ported any distance. they should
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-07-13
Mrs. John Dormau
Is Bridge Hostess

The Leila Mcmillan Circle
of the Tabor City Baptist
Church met with Mrs. j. W.
High at her home Thursday
afternoon. Mrs. c. G. West
morriand. leader. presided.
The program entitled Chris
tan Means of Acquiring Mon
~ was given 10y Mrs. c. +.
Walden. chairman. Mrs. J. A..
Mills. and Mrs. WcStmoreland.
y sweet course was served
10 six IN attendance.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-07-13
fLANS COMPLETE FOR WEDDTNG OF
MISS DANA SOLES AND MR. CTONTz

Plans are complete for the
wedding of Miss Dana Wallace
ShleS and Wallace Laxton
Clontz which will take place
Saturday, July l6, at 8 D. nm.
in the Tabor City Baptist
Church
The bridc-clcct is the daugh-
ter of MIR. and Mrs. Dewey
Wallace SoleS and the bride
groom's parents are MIR. and
Mrs. Charles Edward Cluntz OF
Lenoir.
The Rev. p. c. Can't. former
pastor of the bride. will oflici-
ate using the double ring ccry-
mony. Mrs Furman j. Fowler.
organiSt, and Miss Pat Clontl.
vocalist, sister Of the bride
groom of Lcnu!r, will present
the wedding music.
Mr.. SolcS will give his dau-
ghter in marriage with Mrs.
James YOn, Jr. of Huntsville. ).
c.. former L. 5. c. room mate
of the bridc-clcct attending as
matron of honor. Miss Maygtr-
ct Ann SoIeS Will serve her
sister as maid Of honor and
Mrs. Gray Oliver of Fair Bluff.
Miss Dlvgrr- Solos md Nj
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-07-13
ROTARY MEETING

Richard Gordon. president
of the Tabor City Rotary
Club. announced today that
the local civic organization
would meet at the school
cafeteria next Monday nisht
IT 200. Gordon said the
meeting would continue 20
be held At the cafeteria
weekly until further notice.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-07-13
HUGHES VISITORS

Mr.. and Mrs. Ted Hughes
and children, Chcril. Wavne
and Mark. Of Columbia were
here with other guests i'm the
b. +. Hughes home during the
Fourth Of July weekend. Mr..
and Mrs. Carlisle Hughes of
Detroit. Mich. left after the
visit for Fort Myers. Fla. for
stay with Mr. and Mrs. Berry
{. Williams and are expected
here tomorrow.
The James Peasants family
returned 10 their home IN Viz
silins. Va. Tuesday after a
visit here.
This past weekend Mr.. am
Mrs. Hughes had as their
guests Mr.. and Mrs. Dale Ora
ham and her mother. Mrs. Ella
Hudson, also Miss Vera Gra-
ham, all of Raleigh.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-07-13

are returning to their home in
Detroit, Mich. today after a
visit with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. \. \. Wright.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-07-13
State May Conden,
Land For Roadway

RALEIGH - State Highway
officials have announced COM
plction of plans to abide by a
new condemnation law which
goes into effect on July l.
Though 1t Is too early to de-
termlne its precise effect,
Highway officials today are
hopeful the new statute will
not mean an increase in the
number of court cases, even
though more condemnation
proceedings may be necessary.
The new law, passed by the
1859 General Assembly, COM
pels the Highway Commission
to file condemnation proceed
inSs in all cases where il can
not gain entry to property by
right of way agreement or
with the written permission of
the property owner. Barring
such agreement or permission.
the only way in which the
Commission can proceed with
actual construction is to file
condemnation proceedings in
the Superior Court of the CO.
unity in which the property is
located.
Highway Chairman j. Mel
VILE Broughtuu. Jr. TODAY en-
p1aSlZed that condemnation
will remain as a last ditch
mcauSre only, but expressed
the feeling that much needed
ROAD Improvement projects
should not be delayed simply
occauS" right of way settle
mcn'S cannot be obtained. We
feel that property owners
should be given every possible
consideration in the damage
appralSaIS and in the settle
mcnt. but we must in the pub
nc interest proceed as quickly
as possible with our road con-
S'ruc,lun program in spite OF
the few right of way problems
winch may arise in the fut-
UrC, SAID Broughton.
Provisions at the new law
>tipulatc that. when condemn
alton proceedings are filed. tn.
l commission mus deposit with
the Clerk of Superior Court an
arnound of money considered
tn he just compensation for the
riGht ~ way purchase. This
damage figure is determined
nv an appraisal procedure
" men the Highway Commits
sion established i'll 1857. Tn.
deposit made by the Commits
sion may be withdrawn by the
property owner at any time
demn,tiop ,rooaad;r en-,
- '''e"
,,s t'"' 'hA' jury later
awards the property owner less
that the amount of the deposit.
,,, 'N,""H commission
".." Nv "u' i reiuhd on the
49,, ''' Wv IT.
80 -'''.'' Sa'' me appraisal
.., wa u determining DAM
- ~ p'"Pv'N mas worked
,...', '-'' '''- nc past three
90 ~ 'y>'...'''E IN fewer court
"''l'' " property own
- '....'' ..''' inc highway
.,'.'''''.S'"l' mas gone To great
.''. I'D determine an accur-
CO. opp ASA ana settlement
D. .'' j. generally more re-
=, 80 '....' ~ me Commissions
N"'' bF"ughton. The
i.-h"ay Chairman added that
."' chase OF highway right of
Way has become big business.
amounting To between Is and
- n.: cent of the Commls-
-..'.r total expenditure for
"'" Improvement projects He
-''' me day Of horse trading"
@ over. and we feel that the
"ppta's"' system Is the best
"'',N'd yet devised to be fair
WIN property owners and. at
,.'' same time. protect public
'uhdS against the danger of
excessive payment.
D""cr Inc present procedure.
ai independent appraisal IL,
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-07-13

and attractive.
improved processes for nick
81 plating are making the trim
on automobiles more durable
Evening star., 1960-04-08
SerVonics
ToD Dedicate
Quarters

Servonics, Inc, electronicS de-
sign and manufacturing firm,
will dedicate its large new head
quarters building at Skaters lane
and Portner street in Alexan-
dria at noon tomorrow.
1t. Gov. A. E. S. Stephens
Of Virginia and Mayor Leroy
Bendheim of Alexandria will
participate in the dedication
Capt William 1. Bull, USN,
special assistant to the chief
Bureau Of Ships, will be the
principal speaker
President Alexander Long of
ServonicS announced an open
house will be held in conjunc-
ton with the dedication and
invited all employees, friends
and the general public to at
tend. A concert by the Alexan-
dria fire department band and
refreshments have been ar
ranged.
The new 3O,OOO-square-foot
building will house administra-
tive Offices and advanced de-
sign engineering and will more
than double productive capacity
Of the rapidly growing company
1t will increase company
facilities to $4,000 square feet,
including an older building at
the same location and another
at 822 North Henry street. The
structure was designed by
Bernard L. Freshman and was
built by Builders and Develop
ers Corp.
Evening star., 1960-04-08
Models Round Up
Members for ~,.
Association .

Sixteen models, each acting
as a Girl in the Pink Hat"
were to call on business firms
along Connecticut avenue to-
day seeking to enroll Is new
members in the Connecticut
Avenue Association.
The membership drive is be-
ing launched to mark the 25th
anniversary of the association.
Each model will wear a high
fashion spring hat and the one
signing up the most members
will win a new creation.
All this week pink and silver
decorations have been used in
decorating the windows along
the avenue. The association has
planned a dinner meeting April
l9 at the Mayflower.
More than 100 shops, banks,
hotels, churches, restaurants.
galleries and other business and
professional firms in the Con-
necticut avenue section belong
to the group.