davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1960-01-17
Sales Representative
Sales SecretarY-S35O

Busy sales manager needs private
secretary immediately. to handle
his many business and personal
affairs, appointments, correspond
ence, etc. TOP FUTURE! NANCY
LEE. 347 Washington Bldg, NE
S-l75l tEmpl. ServiceD. White.
SALESW0MEN. exper.. full time
fine sportswear shops Silver
Spring. Nd. and Conn ave. D. c
Evening star., 1960-01-17
Receptionist Secretary

~NO Ia FINA tO44OO WONO
Prominent Washington real estate
man needs receptionist for hi
downtown once with some slight
knowledge OF typing and short.
hand some .dictation; mostly pub.
lie contact duties, such as greeting
visitors and customers, answerins
the phone, etc. NANCY LEE. 341
WpShington Bldc.. ME-. S-l15l
(Empl. seryice) white.
Evening star., 1960-01-17
HELP WoME
(coNTINuED)
CLERK.TYPIsT. 5 days. 0 to 5

OLEHksINPISIt PERM, With q
little selling experience: age Is
to IS: 81 hrs. per wk. Salary
S47.50: white: pleasant work and
surroundings. Vic. OF 10Th and Z
SITS. NV. Box 23S-S, Star.
Evening star., 1960-01-17
HELP WOMEN
KEY PINCH

Exper. key punch operator, pref.
erably with additional exper. in
general ONCE work. Good starting
salary plus full CO. benefits; 5-day
40-hr. wk. Apply Monday between
gil am. at 1050l Rhode Island
ave. Beltsville. Md. THE COOP
KITCHEN HELPER, white: exper !:
= p.m.-2 am. DIXIE PIG BAR
BECUE, Marlboro pike and Ben
ming I'd. Sc. 10. s-4333.
LADIES 90, to counsel and Serv.
ice AVON Gusts. near you: earn
S2-S3 per hr. We train. DI
7-022l.
LARGE PROGRESSIVE printing
plant needs exper. woman steno
with typing ami shorthand knowl-
edge. Hrs. S:30 to ), in air-cond.
ONCE. pleerant working conds
Apply in person. to 4, at $40
Eho, Islcnd ave. ne.
LIBRARIAN, exper. library, cata-
Logging. sm clerical duties; empl
pays fee: St S325 mo. POTOMAC
FMPL.,- 1894 Wilson blvd, Arl.,
ia. $4,000.
MANAGER for laundry and DRY
cleaning drive-in store, good work
ing conditions. and excellent future
for right person. See Mr.. Dicker-
son, OLD COLONY LAUNDRY
$3.50 Blair rd. NV.
Evening star., 1960-01-17
SALESPERSON
@AA(A AASA4N
CAnAAnn NaAI NnAn

Stationery Greeting Cards
Washington's most respected store
wants bright, young woman OF
good appearance, to sell and as
sist in MANAGEMENT Of depart
ments. Experience in this OF
kindred lines helpful. Excellent
SURROUNDINGS, good salary. 5-day
week See Mr.. Meyers. WIN. BAL.
LANTYNE & SONS, Munsey Bldg
1881 E st, NV.
Evening star., 1960-01-17

SECRETARY, ZEE PAID. A choice
position. You'il be right hand girl
to / member Of this frm which
mas the unL Iua specially of coun-
selling in :aaticnn pTo.eCts. Start
$50. Rcmcmgcr--.hiS Jos costs you
no,hin ~ c,h = .Ot - CT-
views 81. LEIE SEC. 100 -
81. nv. RI .-"nSn.
Evening star., 1960-01-17
CLERK-TYPIsT-For membersbil

CLERk.TYPISE. some knowledge
OF bookkeeping pref. but not nee.
ine condS.: mrs. S:aO-4:30. NE
s-2Q9S.
Evening star., 1960-01-17
BOX 461-S, STAR

RUN A SPARE-TIME Greeting Card
and Gift snop at home. Show
fnl new sd ism AocfasPon Gs3 oFeetinc 9s9ST
{ ro, enc GIFTS Take thel. or,
derS and earn up to 1907 profit
~ experience necessary. Costs
nothing to try. Write today for
samples on approval. Regal Greet
ing, Dept. 90. FerndalC, Michi-
Car
SALES CLERK. good phone voice
personality, store gnG Office duties
Good job. Ii. 1-3303.
SALES CLERk Modern camera
store expandins needs eXper.
amR,eur help. Will pay generously
according 10 ability. HENRY s
CAMERA. ~: King st, Alex, Va,
SALFSLADIES-Part time. IL am
to 3 nm. each day; excellent sal
airy pleasant working conditions
No phone calls. THE BUTTON
Sho >. 7.5 l1th st. NV.
SALESLADIES for our : Corners,
Va store; high earnings for exper
saleslady to sell coats, suits,
dresses N our busy Va. store
Perm. DOS, 5-day week. Apply at
Corners betw. l".3O-4 30.
JOSEPH R HARRIS CO.
SALFSLADY-CASHIER, white: age
1895; all benefits: exper. not eS-
Scntial but helpful. Apply KIN
NEY'S, 4l0 9TH st. NV.
SALESLADIES, exper. yard goods
dept, wonderful opportunity to
eXper. person. Good pay, commits
sion, Paid vacation. Apply Mr.
Howard s. N. MCBRIDE CO. 700
H st. ne, IL to q pm.
Evening star., 1960-01-17
HELP WOMEN

FOUNTAIN GIRL, white, neat anc
ply FOXHALL PHARM., I6ii Fox.
hall I'd. NV. FE. 3-3939.
FOUNTAIN CLERK, ST per hr., 4
STORE, 1885 S. Capitol st, 10.
Evening star., 1960-01-17
RECEPTIONIST-S295
NO EXPERIENCE

NeTIOnaI Du5Tnc'Smen S aSECcTatlOT
needs :eCCp ionl for their beau.
tiful Wcsl'Igton headQusrtc Of.
nee. II cniov dealing win tn
1ub.c. ,ou con start this Job now
with no Cd -!C."o You'll be h2n.
ding incor1,n" phone calls greet,
in" visitors and member from a.!
over the country, helping then
with reservations, answer Ques.
tionS, etc NANCY LEE, 34T Wash
inston BLDG. NE. S-lT5I. jEmpl
serYirhl white
Evening star., 1960-01-17
RECEIPT T-TYPIST

Experience not necessary; some
shorthand capable Of learning
hookkeening. Reply in own hand
writ!ng to BERMAN, GOLDMAN
& RIBAK0W. 4i35 Wis ave. NV
RELIEF SWITCHBOARD OPER-
ATOE - Private club. downtown
area. SatS. 3 to 10 pm. Suns,
am. TO pm. typing required.
10 '-6l4j
R.N.. DIS once. IA days: some
/ typ.n" 800: POTOMAC EMPL.,
/ lOi l. Broad Ss- J.,. 2-72i"".
RESEARCH CLK.. will train to dc
re- 'arSl work in iatere ting fld.
,ys' .. Wpm;; ,I6l,, 20. pp,,fpGqy" , q. !;
Wilson blvd, An. IA. $1,000.
I.Ea ERcH A;SISl HT 10 doctor
~ lSC. E0Sp q. .. typ ard snort
Lrou ID cTCf.; Sa.arv b-Gin, $500
l., 1900, x. 80,
RGSIprNl IANiGER o. ncv
IuSuI apt. Bldg. in A-l.nC tor Ap
plican. Sh'u q ha} ocG. o.ueI
no rCJ.dsnt cniiLren. nd be able
10 deal with a'Ch-tyn2 cherteiP
Coed salary and apt. ano JUpor
tunlty loT sdvanIeme3, oeeEe in
clude exper age. photo an edu.
CatlCn IN resume TO Bon 10y
/ Star
RESIDENT MANAGER-Single lady
.or 50 unit apt. bldg Good Wv.
location Salary. SlOO per mo-
Plus etfic. apl. A. {. HOJGHTON
& SON, INC, d.. 1-gOi;.
RESIDENT MANAGER
Experienced. under 90. for new.
exclusive, air-cond, upper NV.
APT. blog., containing - units;
duties in exchanse for reduced
rental. Write. giving experience
ana rental able tn pay
BOX l22-S. STAR
RESIDENT MANAGER
We have position available lor
eXper. uualifel applicant SeCkIn.
good. permanent job husband
may have outside work.. Apply in
person
JESS FISHER & CO
1872 X st. NV, Suite 4O2
Evening star., 1960-01-17
Receptionist Trainee
For HoSpital-S280

Pleasant private hospital need
friendly young girl typist to gree
visitors entering main lobby, he'll
patients register, answer thu
phone, etc. No experience neces.
sary II you like to meet people
NANCY LEE, 347 WashinRton Bldg
ME. S-115l (Empl- serYicel Nhite
Evening star., 1960-01-17

FILE CLERK-For medical record
department Of out-patient Clinic
High school education required /;
4O-hour week. % days annual
leave, 13 days sick leAVe per
year. Opportunity for advance
ment. beginning salary $40 per
week, EX. 3-bBlU,
Evening star., 1960-01-17
CLERK K-TYPIST

Young girl for general once work
in advertising promotion depart
ment of national news magazine
Duties will include typing. films
and following up of promotion
material: 50-w.p.m. tipping and
some once experience preferred.
Pleasant working conditions.
Evening star., 1960-01-17
COOK
CORRESPONDENTS

To handle the letter writ
ing of lEe. company. AGE
2O-45. with some college or
secretarial training. This Is
Is wonderful opportunity
FOR those who like diyersifi-
cation. personal challenge
and individual responsibility,
Sal to $4,000. Box 2l9-S,
Star.
Evening star., 1960-01-17
CLERK-TYPIST

High school graduate. Good work
ins conditions, S-dsyi 37la-hour
ence not required If typing is
40 w.p.m. Phone NE. $3.50,
Ext 20h for annninfmanI
Evening star., 1960-01-17
SECRETARY

Promotion department has perma-
men; position for younR lady with
fast typins and accurate short
hand Hours, to $50. Excel
lent benefits.
Evening star., 1960-01-17
HTEpK TvpTCT

General ONCE duties. with one OF
Washington's finest furniture
stores. Good salary, pleasant
working conditions, with many
FURNITURE CO., 9th and F sts.
~ n
Evening star., 1960-01-17
FREE

Dance teachers training eommene.
81, income unlimited, paid vaca
tion, group disqualification, pen
sion plan plus excellent executive
position open: full time only
ASTAIRE DANCE STUDIOS, l22I
G st. NV, Wash, D. c.; 1881
Wflsop blvd ATi We
Evening star., 1960-01-17

SEAMSTRESS. colorcd, e..per. With
SAL p~T5Onauty, foT mems store
9lS II 81. re. L 3-1a9j
SEANSfEESS, white. for ladies'
AM .G-as aIteral.cLs. ..uS, nave
pTe'.C-a experience al ar C.ean-
n" sc. =. 81 rt.h aaI.r.. til. So.
wIth o-p-I,unity for advance nont
cay n p4Oyllent. AID yaca
tIOna. TX. .i-A1g4,
Evening star., 1960-01-17
HELP WOMEN

COSMETIC SALESGIRL = White,
eXper., good salary. Store bene-
flts and comm. PEARSON PHAR-
MACY. 244S Wis. ave, NV.
Evening star., 1960-01-17
CLERK -TYPIST

OHH4V4A 7 7 10
For bookkeeping dept. OF an old
established real estate once: ex-
per. not necessary, but knowledge
Of NCR bkkpg. machine helpful
Excel. oppor for right person
S:30-5 Mon. through Friday: va
Evening star., 1960-01-17
SaleSladieS
WHEATON plaza

WHEATON PLAZA
For all departments: adult coats,
children's dept: excellent earn
ines for experienced ladies only:
5-dav week, hosp. available; dis
count on purchases For our beau
tiful new Wheaton Plaza store
opening about Feb. LIST. Apply now
at 90" Ellsworth drive, Silver
Spring. Md between 1890 ano
4:3O or 1924 F st. NV, wash
inRton
Evening star., 1960-03-25
White Preparing
Papers to Ask
For Retirement

BOSTON, Mar. Is (AP).-
Sammy White today remained
unswayed in his decision to quit
baseball but admitted uncer-
tainty about the procedure Of
filing the papers which would
close the book on a nine-year
major league career.
On this bit of paper work
hinges the final verdict on the
baseball trade in which White
is the key figure.
Only when Commissioner
Ford Frick receives the veteran
cstcher's retirement papers can
he void the deal which sent
White to Cleveland along with
Utility Man Jim Marshall for
Catcher Russ Nixon.
Huddling with his bowling
Evening star., 1960-03-25
SENATOR'S
Continued From Page AIS

Continued From Page Ais
-stitute for a few solid smashes,
Bob Allison, the fourth men,
Der Of the clubs honer-happy
group, contributed a double
and q single to the Senators
l0-hit attack on Don Drysdale
and Kipp.
Jim Kaat, the young left
handler who earlier turned in
brilliant jobs against the Tigers
and Yankees. was battered
freely yesterday. He was
clipped for eight hits and five
runs in five innings, but there
was no dismay.
e Hes going to make it." La
vagetto said. "He was too delib-
crate and he wasn't using his
fast ball enough, but he's got
1t all and he'll win. He'll bene-
fit by that game because he
knows he was doing some
things wrong and he has the in
tellfgence to correct them"
L There was some concern, ex-
pressed by several. over Catcher
Hal Naragon's handling Of
Evening star., 1960-03-25
SENATOR'S
BIosts by KiiIIebrew
Cheer Griffs' Brass

Kaat. Jim had pitched to Steve
Korcheck exclusively in other
appearances and chances are
that that pattern viii be fol-
lowed in the future.
Kaat was nailed for five
doubles. One by Jim Gillian,
accompanied by singles by Tom
Davis and Chuck Essegian plus
errors by Killebrew and Short
stop Billy Console, led to two
Los Angeles runs in the fourth.
Washington produced four
runs OF Drysdale in the fourth
with the aid Of two walks. a
hit batsman. an error and sim
giles by Killebrew and Console,
but the Dodgers grabbed a 5-4
lead with three runs in the nth.
Doubles by Norm Sherry and
Drysdale. a walk, a wild pitc1
and Carl Furillo's single ac-
counted for the damage. The
Dodgers made it IA at Don
Lees expense in the seventh on
a pair Of singles and an error
by Reno Bertoia.
Then the Senators got happy,
scoring five runs in the seventh.
Lee opened with a single and
was forced by Bertoia, but Dan
Dobbek was safe when Short
stop Maury Wills bobbled his
grounder. Killebrew tied it with
his blast over the leftfield fence.
Sievers flied out, but Lemon
walked and Allison, Pinch-Hit-
ter Ken Aspromonte and Con-
solo followed with singles to
clinch the victory.
NOTES: Ted Abernathy and
Ralph Lumenti will face Pitts
burgh here today. The Sen
ators have won two of three
games with the Dodgers, scor-
ing 81 runs against the world
champions but getting only Is
in seven games against other
clubs.
Lee allowed only three hits
in his four-inning test and
struck out four. The Ath-
letics will be here for q game
tomorrow and the Senators will
journey to Fort Myers to meet
the Pirates Sunday.
Evening star., 1960-03-25

Giants. 80. at scottsdsle, and
the Chicago Cubs outseored the
Cleveland Indians. 8-6, at Mesa.
Tom Brewer and Tom Sturdi-
want combined for the Red Sox
shutout on four hits. Third
Baseman Frank Malone went
2-for-4 for the Red Sox and
has o fabulous .739 batting
average. Johnny Antonelli was
the Giants loser, although he
gave up only one run in i've
innings.
The Cubs tore into lefty Herb
Score for four runs in the first
inning, but needed a two-run
homer by Tony Taylor in the
last Of the ninth to win. Frank
Thomas also homered for the
Cubs.
Evening star., 1960-03-25
CARROLL

4 Continued From Page Ais
holding the New Jersey team to
eight for a 1920 halftime lead.
Carroll finished without any
further strain.
/ DeMatha for the better part
of its game against All Hallows
looked as though it was going
to pull an upset, but the Stays
got into foul trouble and even
stually lost one of its top re-
bounders, Tom Canada. in the
third period. That plus poor
shooting in the last quarter
doomed the Stays.
Coach Morgan Wooten pulled
out all the stops in an effort
to control the ball. Canada
didn't start, but played the sec.
ond and third quarters before
he went out on personals. In
that time he picked OF nine
rebounds. Along with the g.
foot-6 Canada, Wooten had
Mike Reidy. 6-foot-5, and John
Carroll. 6-foot-3, grabbing the
ball of the boards.
The Stays held a 52-51 edge
in rebounding with Reidy get
ting Is, and Carroll IL. But
the game was lost in the final
quarter on an 1877 scoring edge
by All Hallows.
DeMatha held, 1912. 1928,
and 53-44 quarter leads. The
nine-point margin began to
melt fast in the final period as
All Hallows got clutch shoot
ing from Richie McClory and
Richie Murphy, this pair ac-
counting for IL Of the teams
Is points.
1t was 55-54, DeMatha. with
4:35 left in the game. Murphy
hit on O layup to put All
Hallows In front, and the New
Yorkers stayed out front from
that time on
Evening star., 1960-03-25
ClAA Discusses
Grid Competition

A discussion Of methods for
equalizing football competition
was on the agenda for the
Central intercollegiate Ath-
letic Associations meeting to-
day at the Hotel Raleigh.
The suggestion expected to
get the most attention was one
to divide the 18-school confer
ence into two groups, one for
schools having a minimum Of
IL football scholarships and the
other for schools with a min
imum Of % scholarships.
Evening star., 1960-03-25
Mozurki Agrees
To Referee Bout

Mike Mazurki, the tough guy
of the movies. has agreed to
referee the DR.. Jerry Graham
Bearcat Wright wrestling
match on a special program
Monday night at Uline Arena.
Mazurki and Jack Davis Of
the Redskins had their hands
full last night at Capitol Arena.
In the feature match Antonino
Rocca battled Johnny Valen-
tine to a wild draw.
In other bouts. Bruno Sam
martino whipped Swede Han
son and Tony Altimore at the
same time, Chief Big Heart won
over Taro Sakuro and Prince
.Maiava defeated Angelo Sa-
voldi.
Evening star., 1960-03-25
EXHIBITION
BASEBALL
By the Associated Press

RESULTS YESTERDAY
.ESszNoFoS t3s ANoFtSs SSS SSS 9SS 4SS 5S9s 5S9s %
Drysdale, Kipp .(6l and N. Sherry;
Kaat, Lee go and Naragon. Korcheck
(sl. Wee. L-Kipp.
Home run-Washington, Killebrew.
PiTTsB'GH 0oo 100 ooi ia 3 8
wSlteTa va anninih, Brown a.. Moford tN.
sass 81 ana Snf sufssss assS'rE WssSss sssns
HeHyAS5EE eEIsxoS15 x, SSp SSG 1SS 1SS SOS-s SSOOSS-s
Eerrarese -(4l, LoWn 90 and Battey.
Way. |Ferrarese
Home run-Milwaukee, Aaron.
sT; EEw I9g5s 2SRk l5S l5S 11S 1pS SSSSSS-ls Il J J
Gibson. Mcdaniel go, Donohue (s)
and Cannizzaro, McCarver (6): Ditmar
Sarpin t6D, Monroe t7), Stowe (9) and
Blanchard. W-Gibson. L-Ditmar.
DETROIT 104 900 a1o-a 8 O
: ~PHiLADELPHIA 900 900 I50G q 5
/, Mossi' Eoytsek %. Bruce %. sisler
M Msson ana III Roa5ssi pS;,;, Short; RuShardt t5l,
and coksr, Dairymple Isl. W~Mossi.
sAs sDsT5sAs TEsAsNcIsco SSS S00 ooo GO g oSooo-e 600 Q
Antonslli, zuverink ts5, Byeriy 5s5
and Schmidt, Wilson (S); Brewer
sturdiyant (6l and II. Sullivan, Nixon
Co). W-Brewer. L--Ahtonelli.
eeHHEESzEdaNR eHEezdao IN 2SS -GSS aSS aSS SSss SSss II II
Score Perry "a, Tiefenauer al,
Gicotte t0 and Romano; Anderson,
Ridzik (5). Gerard (sl and Rice, Nee.
man ts)' W-Gerard. L-Cicotte.
cago, Thomas, r Taylor.
KANs. CITY 600 O2O 900 90
c1NSINNATI 900 o0Y Y00 ia z 3
Kucks; Grim t6). Kutyna dO and
Ghiti: o'Toole. Sanchez (7) and House
W-Grim. L-SancheZ
home runs-Kansas City, Cerv (2).
: Cincinnati Pinson; non
=, Pittsburgh VS.. washington at Or
Los Angeles VS.. Baltimore at Miami
chiciEO CN VS.. Boston at Scots
:. Kansas City VS.. chicsso tN at
Cleveland vs.. San Francisco at
Philadelphia vs., Detroit at Lakeland.
New York Va. Milwaukee at Brsden-
Cincinnati vs.. st. Louis at st. Peters,
burg.
Evening star., 1960-03-25

business partner. George Page,
over the voluntary retirement
notice yesterday, White said:
I've got a problem. I'm get
ting the papers ready but I
don't know where to send them.
I've heard three or four differ
ent versions of what the proper
procedure should be.
'I'll mail the papers within
a day or two If I can find out
where to send them"
Evening star., 1960-03-25
BASEBALL
HoIdouts
Poorly
In Debuts
Continued From Page Ais

OVnsnNC0 rum oBC A-Ao
double and two singles in the
fiVe innings he played. Gene
Freese and Nellie Fox each had
three hits for the White Sox.
In other Florida games,
Washington defeated Los An
geles, 81, at Orlando; Pitts
burgh beat Baltimore, 81, in
10 innings at Fort Myers;
Detroit whipped Philadelphia,
ga, at Clearwater, and in a
night game at Tampa, Kansas
City edged Cincinnati, 4-3, in
10 innings.
Bob Friend. Pittsburgh right
handler, held the Orioles to
their two runs in q seven-inning
starting appearance. Rocky
Nelson won it for the Pirates
with a double in the 10th.
|. Lefthander Don Mossi
worked three shutout innings
and rightly Paul Foytack fol-
lowed with three more to COM
plete a string of 81 Scoreless
innings hung on the Phils.
Philadelphia finally scored in
the seventh of Rookie Bob
Bruce.
Evening star., 1960-03-25
Cerv Hits Pair

Bob Cerv drove In all Of Kan
saS City's runs with two homers,
the last two in the 10th inning,
as the Athletics downed the
Reds. Vada PinSon also hom-
cred for Cincinnati.
In Arizona. the Boston Red
Sox blanked the San Francisco
Evening star., 1960-03-25

Winner-Lee. Goser-Kipp.
HBP-Lemon (By Drysdale). WP-
Kaat. U-Berry, Kinnamon. Varso,
Soar. T-2:34. A-1,332.
Evening star., 1960-03-25
;SENAToRs,9;
DODGERS,7
Los ANGELES.
WAsHINGToN

Totals 3s 7116 Totals SO o 10 s
RepulSki ran for Furilio in 5th.
2 Wills forced Lillis for Gillian In 18th.
Aspremopte sinslsd anlsa for tor .a N.araEoP Ii, In
Los ANGELES - 900 23o 2oo-7
WASHINGTON - 900 400 50x-9
HKillebrsv. Console CO... Lillis.
Bertoia, Wills. PO-A-Los Angeles,
24-7; WASHINGTON, Gill, pP-zim-
mer to Gillian to Howard: Rillebrev
70 Sievers: Killebrew to Bertoia 70
Sieyers. LOB-LoS Angeles, 5; Wash
tnRton, 9.
2b-Howard, N. Sherry C2). Kaat.
Gillian, Drysdale. Dobbek. Allison, HR
-kinebrew. SB-H Sherry, Wills,
Console SF-Naragon.
pr,.d.l. ------B II e 3 ) 's g
Kaat - 8 8 5 9
Lee 4 3 2 o O 4
Evening star., 1960-03-25

Totals IS 81 II Totals 20
Halftirne: 1920. Carroll.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-06-09
Mrs. McKeever
Heads New Club

Mrs. James McKeever has
been elected president of the
newly organized Town and
Country Woman's Club of
Rockville. Formed by past
members of the Junior Won.
ans Club of Rockville the group
aims to apply for membership
in the Maryland Federation of
Women's Club next fall.
Other new officers are Mrs.
Robert Bonham, vice president;
Mrs. John Preston, recording
secretary; Mrs. John Haltiwan-
ger, corresponding secretary,
and Mrs. Arnold Duquette,
treasurer.
Committee chairmen are Mrs.
Alexander Carson, program and
membership; Mrs. Robert Voll-
mer, General Federation; Mrs.
Harris Leland, recreation; Mrs.
Haltiwanger, ways and means;
Mrs. Preston, publicity and Mrs.
Duquette, Handbook.
The purposes of the club are
civic, philanthropic, cultural and
social.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-06-09
Double Ring Rites Unite
Miss Gregg. MIR. GeIak

Gowned in silk organza and
net, Miss Margaret Lucy Gregg,
daughter of Mrs. Norman
Gregg Of Woodfield and the
late Mr.. Gregg, recently became
the bride of Bernard Andrew
Gelak, son of Mr.. and Mrs. An
drew Gelak of Syracuse, N. Y.
The Rev. Paul Myer officiated
at the double ring ceremnoy at
St Martins Church, Gathers
burg.
The bride was given in mar
riage by her brother, James
Gregg. Val lace embroidery
decorated her gown, which de-
scended into a brush train. Her
fingertip veil, edged in lace, was
held in place with tiara and
she carried an old-fashioned
bouquet of white roses and
candytuft.
The brides sister, Mrs. Alfred
STREET. of COPELAND, Tex, was
matron of honor in a deep pink
gown tied with pale pink cum
merbund.
Wearing pale pink gowns with
deep pink cummerbunds, Mrs.
Paul Hazelyrove of Syracuse,
N. Y, sister Of the bridegroom,
served as bridesmaid and the
brides twin nieces, Joan and
Janet Grett, were junior brides
maids. All of the attendants
carried old-fashioned mixed bou.
quets.
George Krucelyak of Wash
ington was best man and the
ushers were Paul Hazelgrove
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-06-09
Mrs. BroomalI to Be Installed
As New BPW Club President

The new presidents goal for
the club is to contribute to the
community's cultural activities.
with the rapid growth of this
area there has been little cul-
tural opportunity. We do hope
we can help our community in
that regard" she said.
The club charter from the
National BPW Federation was
presented by Miss Hritchard
during the recent statewide con-
vention hosted by the Silver
Spring BPW Club at the Sher-
atom Park Hotel. Attending
from the Wheaton Club were
Kay Broomall, Lavena Tabor,
Dorothy Winslow, Sadie Wood
ward, Elizabeth Mills, BeBe
Bailey, Betty Kee; Jean billiard,
Rose Matney, Trudy Honsaker
and Ruth York.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-06-09
Helen Kingdom
Piano Students
Present Recital

More than 40 Rockville area
young people, ages 8 through
II, took part in a piano recital
May 20 at Rockville Presbyter-
ian Fellowship Hall for 200
guests. Their teacher is Helen
B. Kingdom, organist at st.
Mary's Catholic Church, whose
home studio is located at FOG
Monroe st.
William Slater, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Slater, played
an original composition, death
of Caesar" A junior high
school student he began his
lessons with Mrs. Kingdom.
Another advanced student,
Mary Lou Unglesbee, played
Moonlight Sonata" The
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
Unglesbee, 2612 Urbana dr.,
Wheaton, she is planning to en-.
ter the Shenandoah Conserva.
tory of Music in Winchester,
Va, next fall.
Others on the program were
Sharon Brigham, Joan Clarke,
Janice Clarke, Dwight Duncan,
Patricia Ford, Pamela Hurst,
Frances Jones, Kathy Whalen,
Terry McKeever, Thomas Yod-
er, Joan Yoder, Larry Durkay,
Sandra Coleman, Richard Fer.
rara, Linda Dumbroski, Betsey
Jacobs, Karen Johnson, Anne
Jones, Anne Harris and Carol
Ann Lowrey.
Also Rita Magee, Gail Nc
Laughlin, Kathy Nielsen, vii.
liam Robertson, Anne Soulant,
Christine Zetts, Elwood Amer
lea, John Durkay, Theresa
Emend, Dian Terrell, Phyllis
Hess, Mary Lou Howard, Les
lie Slater, Betsey Barnsley,
Tanya Dayhoff, Patricia Rider,
Thomas Sheridan, Sandra Rob-
ertson, Kenneth Sleeman and
Phoebe Sue America.