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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-09-24
Billy Graham =

CONTINUED from Back Psee)
FATHER. THE DEVIL IL BUT BE YE TRANSFORMED
BY THE RENEWING OF YOUR MIND!
AND, LET THIS MIND BE IN YOU WHICH WAS
ALSO IN CHRIST JESUS"
REV. GRAHAM FEARFUL RE US. SINS
AND vULNERABILITY TO REDS SATANIC
AMBITIONS
THE HELL OF NOT BEING A CHRISTINE
CHRISTIAN SCIENTIST!
"FEAR HATH TORRENTS" = Bible.
THE 'WRINCER' AWAITS BILLIONS - THE
COMBINED PRESSURE OF GOD AND THE DEVIL
WILL REDUCE TO THEIR NATIVE NOTHING
NESS THE MYTHICAL, DEVILS ANTLCHRiST -
PsYcHoPATHIc = ADAM-EvE. MURDERoUs
CAIN, JUDAS. KNAvEs AND FOOLS, THE EGO AND
PSYCHOLOGY OF HUMAN BIRTHS AND PARENT
HOOD - MAKING IMPERATIVE THE SPIRITUAL
REBRTH OF THE cHILDLEss CHRIST JESUS
90 YEARS RETURN - FOREvERMORE - IN MY,
GODS ONE AND ONLY sATAN-FREE, SANE
CHURCH. THERAPEUTICS - THE CHRIST SCIENTIST!
REVEALING THE EXCLUSIVE REALITY OF MOOR
RUPTIBLE, UNAVAILABLE, oMNIPRESENT HEAVEN
AND ETERNAL LIFE = THE NEW HEAVEN
AND THE NEW EARTH - REVELATION 2l:' = The
REAL REVEALED BY GODS GREATEST MARY.
BAKER EDDY THE WOMAN Rev I2:l, 5:
"A GREAT WONDER IN HEAVEN WOMAN
CLOTHED WITH THE SUN AND THE NOON r'mATTER'
AND ITS FATHER. THE DEVIL = GIGANTIC
FRAUDS AND MYTHS u UNDER HER FEET
UNDERSTANDING -. CROWNED WITH TWELVE
STARS. WHOSE MAN CHILD WILL RULE us RULINcl
ALL NATIONS WITH A ROD OF IRON -"cHRIsTs,
GODS IDEA WILL EVENTUALLY RULE ALL NATIONS
AND PEOPLES - IMPERATivELy, ABSOLUTELY,
FINALLY - WITH DIVINE SCIENCE" Up. SOS SAID -
THE HOLY GHOST VIA GODS ONE. sATAN-FREe.
SANE CHURCH. AND CHRIST JESUS MODERN
KINGDOM THE CHRIST SCIENTIST
I9fSrpo7r TpIpI7NF cATTIRDAY SEPT "a 1860
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-09-24
Medaris =

Continued from Back Page)
GOD VIA HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
WHEN THE DEVILS FRANKLIN D. ROOSEVELT
WAS HIcH-PRESSURED INTO APPOINTING A He
BREW. FELIX FRANKFURTER TO THE U.S. su-
PREME COURT,
AFL00D OF HEBREWS INTO THE US.
GOVERNMENT QUICKLY RESULTED.
AND TOO OFTEN. THE DEVIL USED MANY OF
THEM TO BUILD UP THE COMMUNIST MONSTER
THE GENIUS OF AMERICA BECAME A FREE, OR
LoWPRIcED. CAFETERIA FOR THE DEVILS REDsl
DEVILS CATHOLIC BIRTHS FLOOD
TRAITOR TO JESUS AND NY, GODS PREcEPT.
BE We PERFECT, EVEN AS YOUR HEAVENLY
[ONNPRESENTl FATHER IS PERFECT"
POPULATION EXPLOSION" sATURATEs PoPU.
LATIoNS - OF ALL COUNTRIES - WITH MORE MAN
AND WOMAN POWER THAN JOBS
IT'S SO MUCH EASIER TO MULTIPLY HUMAN
FLESH THAN INTELLIGENT LEADERSHIP TO APPRoxl-
MATE THE WISDOM AND VIRTUES OF THE
c.H-I-L.D-L-E-S-s CHRIST JESUS, 1.-THE WAY. THE
TRUTH AND THE LIFE" WHO APPREHENDED
THE EXCLUSIVE REALITY OF NY, GODS OFFSPRING
- NO HUMANS. ADAMS, EWES. MURDERoUS
GAINS JUDAsEs, KNAvEs AND FOOLS! !! - ETER-
NALLY COMPLETELY PoPULATINc. SUPER
SATURATINC, THE ONE REAL UNIVERSE WITH
INcoRRUPTIBLE UNAVAILABLE, oMNIPRESENT
HEAVEN AND ETERNAL LIFE YOUR TRUE HABITAT
or MANY MARVELLOUS MANSIONS Christ
Jssus)
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-09-24
Kennedy =

Kennedy =
(Continved from Back Psge)
The "a YEARS OF THE DEVILS ROOSEVELT
TRUMAN ADMINISTRATIONS
RAISED THE FEDERAL INDEBTEDNESS TO
WELL OVER $50 BILLION "A TOTAL Ma
ToNAL INDEBTNESs APPROACHING $1,000 Bill
LION THE DEVILS DEMOCRATS PEARL HARBoR AND
KOREA, GIGANTIC BLUNDERs, MoRTcAcED THE
NATIONAL RESOURCES. AND THE HOLY SCRIPTURE
SAYS: THE SINS OF THE FATHERS WILL BE
VISITED UNTO THE THIRD AND FOURTH GENERA
ToNS OF THEM WHO HATE Me-!
1.-THE NoN-cHRIST SCIENTISTS INvOLUNTARiLY
HATE VITAL DEMANDS OF GOD AND HIS CHRIST.
THAT IS WHY THEY ARE NOT CHRISTIAN SCI
ENTSTSD
but SHOWING MERCY UNTO THOUSANDS OF
THEM WHO LOVE ME AND KEEP MY COMMAND
MENTS" - God to Moses. TO YOU, AND you,
AND you'll! ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-09-24
Meek
tconi'nvss from Seek psos,
I'M HIM FIRST AND VERY HARo~

~
I'M mm FIRST AND VERY HARD
twill owh vseh The United States can h.x. -,
sdSntss nss week whsn u takes on Prelsr Kh,,.hs.
at HE United NsHons General Assembly
PRes'osNT EISENHOWER WILL SPEAK AHEAD On
KHRUsHcHEv. ''~o "
This means he is in position TO attack. khr..~a.,
can be pOs on hs defensive Al best he wood onv 49, ~
70 sovnssrsstsck - -''
AND II IS A VERY RARE couNreRArrArv rr,x-
RETAkes AL THE GROUND GAINED BY THr INirrn,
ASSAULT.
Thsfs been illustrated time and AGAIN bv ~. i,r,.s
States policy IT happens consistently that surely <,
be policy Of waiting for Mr. K TO attack before bes,;rr
ourselves.
TIME AND AGAIN WE'VE CONE OFF SECOND REST
BECAUSE WE PLAYED NIcEY-NIcE UNTIL K LET
FLvANew BARRAee OF LIES iNvEcrvE AND Accu.
sATloM :,
This time II can be The other way around and !, can
happen In front Of khrvshehevs hand picked csouethat
is before such types EgypYs Nasser and cvbss Castro
WHAT'S NEEDED. THE ASSAULT FIT FOR THE oc.
cAsoN. IS A CHAPTER AND VERSE INDICTMENT or
COMMUNIST ENsLAvEMENT AGGRESSION, cuPIpIry
AND DECEIT.
What khrvshehev and his likes have done in the Sow
es own so-ealed Republics in Eastern Europe and in all
the continents and lands where Reds have eonnived
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-09-24
"DR. PEALE QUITS CRITICS OF
KENNEDY LINK WITH CHURCH"

WASHNCTON-The Rev. Dr. Norman Vincent Peae
Thursday severed all relations with the newly formed Ma
tiona Conference Of Citizens for Religious Freedom and
said he played part in preparation Of IFS controversial
statement the religious in the presidential
paign.
Dr. Peale issued statement in New York through the
Hall Syndicate which distributes his column II was handed
shortly after The Conference Of Citizens for Religious
Freedom announced here that Dr.. PeaIe longer
associated with it,
THE CONFERENCE SAID THAT DR.. PEALE. PRE-
WOUSLY IDENTIFIED AS A LEADER OF THE CONFER
ENCE, ACTUALLY PLAYED A RELATIVELY MINOR
ROLE" IN IT AND "HAD NO PART IN FORMULATING"
THE STATEMENT QUESTIONING WHETHER SENATOR
JOHN r. KENNEDY COULD DEAL WITH FOREIGN AZ
FAIRS AS A CATHOLIC PRESIDENT WITHOUT BEING
INFLUENCED BY THE VATICAN.
The conference organized formally Sept at
closed meeting here OF about so Protestant eegymen and
lsymen Dr. Peae listed the official program as
presiding officer.
REPORTERS WERE BARRED FROM THE NESTING.
BUT AT THE END OF THE DAY WERE CALLED INTO A
NEWS CONFERENCE AT WHICH DR. PEALE PRESIDED
Dr. Pese at that time said TIE statement had been
adopted Unanimously by participants in the conference
THURSDAY. THE FAMOUS PREACHER AND WRIT
Err SAID THAT HE FELT IT NECESSARY TO CLARITY
HIS ROLE IN THE CONFERENCE AS A RESULT OF ITS
BEING CALLED THE PEALE GROUP"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-09-24
Reds :

CONTINUED from Back Page)
DEVILS OFFSPRINC'S IMPERATIVE NEEDS)
Cape canaveraI (UPf-
1.-THE MOST ADVANCED ELECTR0NlC BRAIN
EVER INSTALLED IN AN AMERICAN ROCKET
GUIDED AN ATLAS MISSILE MORE THAN
5000 MILES FRIDAY AND PLACED IT
ON TARGET"
Free Press o-7
The GIANT wsr-reay missile lighted fhe entire Eastern
sv in the southern half of Florida IT lifted from ITS
launching pad at Cape Canavera and at 458 am ES'
sped out over the Atlantic test range.
TWELVE HOURS EARLIER A NUcLEAR sUBMA-
RINE CRUISING OFF THE CAPE SUCCESSFULLY
LAUNCHED A COMBAT MODEL OF THE NAVY'S Po-
LARIs MISSILE FROM AN OCEAN DEPTH OF MORE
THAN so FEET.
The Air Force said the aI-inerfia guidance system
aboard s,e Atlas made II Completely independent OF ground
guidance II worked information fed into eompvfer
aboard the missile before launching
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-09-24
SCIENTIST : IMPERATIVE TO CLEARLY DIS.

SCIENTIST = IMPERATIVE 70 CLEARLY DIS
Germ THE MORAL. SPIRITUAL, INTELLECTUAL AND
METAPHYSICAL ENEMIES OF MANklNDs GRAND
DESTIW - PRESENT APPREHENSION or THE Ex-
elusive REALITY or ETERNAlLY COMPLETELY
POPULATED. suPrRsAruRATED. lNcoRRUPTIBLE.
iNvUlNERABLE. oMNIPResENT HEAVEN AND
ETERNAL LIFE, YOUR TRUE HABITAT or MANY
MARVELLOUS MANSIONS - Externally VOID
OF THE SHINING. STUPID. LAUNDERING. ADAM-EvE
EJk,AN RACES AND THEIR so.cALLED
"Nu4TEaAL" WORLD - THE CHASTITY FARCE OF
Iso4esiledl MATERIAL EXISTENCE" .. a. s&H
ny OFFSPRING - YOUR TRuA BEING - IS SIM
LESS DEATHLESs MATTERlEss, FLEsHLEss, ADAM
EvELEsS - NEVER BORN NEVER DYING - SPIRIT
uAL. cHRISTLIKE - OF THAT ONE EXCLUSIVELY
REAL UNIVERSE OF THE GENESIS or cREA
TON, lao. 81 - VERY GOOD - PERFECT - NEVER
AN ADAM AN EVE, A MURDERoUs CAIN. A
JUDAS. A kNAvE OR A FOOL - THE EGO AND PSY
GEOLOGY OF HUMAN BIRTHS AND PARENT
HOOD - THEREIN IN ALL ETERNITY - MAKING
IMPERATIVE THE SPIRITUAL REBiRTH OF THE
c-H-IL-D-L-E-s-s CHRIST JESUS THE WAY. THE
TRUTH, AND THE LIFE"
PART 3
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-09-24

Dr.. PeaIe
CONTINUED from Back Page)
PART z
ACCEPTANCE OF CHRIST JESUS 30 YEARS
RETURN! u
EoRevERMoRE - IN NY 'PREDEsTINED. EVEN
THAI ONE AND ONLY CHURCH, THE CHRIST,
(consinved Next Column Top)
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-09-24

DETROIT, TRIBUNE, SATURDAY, SEPT. "a, 1860
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-09-24
MAJOR ENEMIES OF THE WESTERN WORLD

DEVILS COMMUNISM - DEVILS JUDAS JUDA-
ISM - DEVILS PsYcHoPATHIc CATHOLICISM OF
SPIRITUAL PROSTITUTES - PROMOTING THE
DEVILS POPULATION EXPLOSION" FLOOD
LUNAcY! TREASON - MULTIPLYING LIKE
RABBITS SIN. DISEASE, DEATH IGNORANCE, CRIME,
DISASTERS. UNEMPL oYMENT. AND WARS,
INDRECTlY!M
"DR. PEALE QUITS CRITICS or
The Sidney herald., 1960-02-24
T0ASTMASTERS
BEGIN ANNUAL
SPEECH CONTEST

Duane Eberhardt, speaking upon
the subject, "A Running Start at
Middle Aage," placed first Tues
day evening, Feb. 16, in the first
round of the annual speech con-
test. He will advance to the final
elimination contest with the win
ner of second place, George Bat
terSon, whose subject was 'The
Defenders of Freedom" Using the
title who" Syl Braaten evaluated
the leading presidential candidates,
and in . talk entitled "Our
Neighbors," Charles Hackley dis
cuSSed South America and his re-
cent trip there. These four speak
ers were introduced by Bob Peter
sen, POSTMASTER of the evening
Their speeches were evaluated by
Salty Pritchard, Harry Johnson
Dick Reilly, and Bob Hammer.
Lee Jennings served as table
topic master, and Gunhar Hansen
evaluated the topics. The genera.
evaluator of the program was
Harry Whitney. Ralph eros:
served as grammarian. Pres
Henry Schepens welcomed Harold
Weber, Jerry Helm, and Bob Mil.
Ter, all of Sidney, as guests o,
the evening.
The Sidney herald., 1960-02-24
INSECTIcIDE ~HEPTACHLOR

Now is the time TO decide if
you are going to control alfalfa
weevil this spring, and time to
think of purchasing that insecti-
eide. Many of you farmers and
ranchers have been using hep
tachlor for WeeVil control in the
past years. 1t has been and still
is one of the most effective in
secticides for the control of this
pest, although due to a recent
discovery heptachlor is not to be
used ON crops where the crops
will be consumed by humans or
animals from which products for
human consumption are obtained.
Essentially here is what has
happened: In the past, hepta-
chlor has been recommended on
crops because it disappeared very
rapidly. But recent tests have
revealed that heptachlor was con-
verted chemically in the plant tc
another material for which origi-
nal tests were not sensitive. This
other material, heptachlor epoxide
is very persistent and remains or
crops for a long period of time
For instance, dairy cattle which
have been fed on forage treated
4 and one half months previously
showed traces of heptachlol
opoxide in their butterfat. Bee
cattle fed on treated range show
ed reSidueS in their fat ever
The Sidney herald., 1960-02-24


fact that pigs farrowed in winter
under confinement usually need
some supplemental iron if they
are to avoid anemia. When pigs
are born. they have little iron in
their systems and the sow's milk
does not contain enough iron to
meet the requirements of the pigs.
The old way of providing the
needed iron - and still an mex
penSive and good way - is to put
a few shovels of sod in the pan
with the pigs. If you wish, sprinkle
a little iron Sulphate on the sod.
Other and newer ways of pre-
venting anemia are the feeding of
iron pills or the injection of the
pigs with iron-dextran.
The Sidney herald., 1960-02-24

The Individual who is willing to
learn from experience can become
better educated than the collegian
who has a few degrees for hard
work on his books.
The Sidney herald., 1960-02-24
llavslGEng with The
COUNTY AGENT
BY Dean Davidson County Extension Auent
BY Dean Davidson, County Extension Agent
Leslie Sender. County Agent-at-Large

after they had been in a feedlot
for four months.
Heptachlor may be used for
control of alfalfa weevil if con-
troll is practiced early in the
spring previous to the plants
reaching two inches in height.
Do not treat with heptachlor any
later than this if the crops or
produce from farm animals will
be used for human consumption.
So spray early this spring and be
safe if using heptachlor.
If an occasion should arise
when you cannot spray early
with heptachlor, a recommended
insecticide to use is methoxychlor
which has proven to be good for
larvae control. Methoxychlor
should be applied in May or June
at the rate of one to one and one
third pounds per acre.
READ THAT LABEL
The recent scare caused by a
weedicide found in cranberries
was due to the improper use of
the chemical amino triazole. The
label instructions provide the
necessary precautions for the users
to produce a safe and pure cram
berry crop. Because these in
|. structions were not followed by
{ the farmers, residues higher thar
= the allowable maximumS were
/ found in the berries. How much
= damage has been caused to The
4 cranberry industry is impossible
to estimate. This same thing cal
happen to wheat, barley, suga,
beets, etc. The recent cranberr.
scare could happen here to +;
Montana crop. When purchasin!
and before applying the chemical
follow the directions on tbs
container.
PREVENT FIRES
Montana's record for fatalitie
in fires is a bad one so far th1
year. Since January 1st a total o
IL persons have lost their live
as a result of fires in buildings
Some of these tragic fires ,hav
been in rural areas and some /
towns and cities. However, in al
most every case the loss of life ha
occurred in a fire that deStroye
a home.
All of this is a grim reminde
that each of us has the responsible
ity to see that our homes are a
safe from fire as we can max
them.
So, a few suggestions may we
be in order.
How long has it been since yo
made a thorough inspection of tn
heating equipment in your home
Faulty stoves, furnaces, flueS an
chimneys are a common cause {
fire - and especially in winte
when heating systems are ofte
operated at full capacity. Ais
how about the electrical wiring
your home? Overloaded circui
are another common cause of hon
fires. Inspection of your electric;
wiring may reveal faults tn;
should be corrected.
Then, too, safety experts say
is a good idea to have a plan fl
the evacuation of your home
case of fire. Upstairs rooms, e
pecially, can be death traps
there is only one stairway and
other means of escape is provide
Work out an evacuation plan ar
be sure members of the fami
know about it. =.
Lastly, smoking in bed is a DANCE
Gus habit and one of the Montal
fire deaths this winter is attribu
ed to it. A smoldering mattress C;
asphixiate a person before he
aware of the danger.
PIGS NEED IRON
Earl Peace, Extension swi
II specialist, calls attention to t
I'LL ATTENTION
The Sidney herald., 1960-02-24
RAISINS

Modern raisins come packaged
with more moisture than used to
be, but those left in opened pack
ages may soon begin to dry out. If
too dry, raiSinS bake to hard little
bullets instead of tasty fruit mug
gets. Try pumping them UP by
either Of these methods-the first,
cover the fruit with cold water,
bring to a boil and set aside to
cool. Drain before using.
The second, cover the raisins
with juice drained from canned
fruits and refrigerate overnight in
covered containers.
The Sidney herald., 1960-02-24
TMPORTs

WOODEN IMPORTS
President Eisenhower has con-
tinued the 1859 quota and tariff
rates on imported wooden fabrics
through calendar 1860.
The action left unaffected the
Presidents request for a ''peril
point" finding by the Tariff Com
mission on imported wooden and
worsted fabrics intended Ito find
a more satisfactory solution" of
the many problems arising under
the quota arrangement.
The Sidney herald., 1960-02-24

Planning for the future is the
only way to improve the future.
The Sidney herald., 1960-02-24
.hOMEMAKERS
COLUMN
By MRS. n G
FREEZING ROLLS

FREEZING ROLLS
Have you ever wondered if if
pay to freeze those rolls when
you were only going to keep them
a day or two? Recent research bv
the USDA home economists found
that they stayed fresher if wrap
ped and frozen then if kept at
room temperature in a bread box
or just wrapped, even if kept for
only a day. Rolls will keep in your
freezer as long as a couple of
months without much loss of
freshness. But, keep them cover
ed when defrosting so they Won't
pick UP too much moisture. Some
rolls, especially sweet rolls, seem
to keep their freshness best il
defrosted in a warm place :
about lis degrees.
The Sidney herald., 1960-02-24
BUDGETS N O

budget, maybe you are looking at
it from the wrong slant. Think of
it as a plan for spending. Budgets
are not meant to harness you
away from the things you want.
They should be tailor-made to fit
the family to help them get what
they want for their money, both
now and later.
A spending plan doesn't have to
be involved. 1t might be better
to plan to keep it for only six
months, then major changes can
be made as need be. Don't worry
about keeping track of every
penny. Try to work with per-
cent you want and need to spend
for things. If you are more UNI
happy with your budget than
without, chances are it needs re-
vision.
Just in case you can't see any
value in family living records =
what if Uncle Sam should ask you
for your net worth statement this
year? When you can't prove you
spent it, you usually pay. A good
set of well-kept family living
records are likely to be accepted
as proof of expenditures. So
dollar and cents wise, it could be
worthwhile to keep these records.
A family living record book is
available at the Richland County
Extension Office.
The Sidney herald., 1960-02-24

The hardest job is the one tina
you put off until the last minute.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-12-29

safety chairman for the Rock.
Vile Woman's Club, has am
nounced that Jerry and JENNA
Strong of WMAL, and Sam Sac
co, WINK, have cooperated
with the club in promoting on
the radio the bicycle safety
rules which are available to
parents, who would like to re-
ceive copies of them with the
purchase Of new bikes, or who
just want the rules, which are
printed by the Bicycle Safety
Institute of America. Copies
may be obtained from Mrs.
Dunning at Pc. 2-3437.
AT THE FIRST WOMENS
ORGANIZATION Meeting of
st. Andrews Presbyterian
Church at the home of Katie
Orr, 201 Twinbrook pkwy., the
following officers were elected:
Katie Orr, president; June Nc
Diarmid, first vice president;
Carol Bentson, second vice pres.
ident; and Gen Field, secretary
and treasurer. The next meet.
ing of the group will be Janu-
airy 16, at the home of June
McDiarTnid.
MRS. CHARLES de ZEvAL.
LOS entertained a few friends
at her home, 4 Alsace Ia, and
Jack Reid provided the enter.
tainment. He demonstrated
jewelry making. Later in the
evening the guests made jew.
elry under his supervision. Par.
ticipating were the George
Leonards, Francis Gospaderoks,
Chuck Smiths and Sally Pendle.
ton.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-12-29
In The City of Rockville

ST. JUDE'S win have their
traditional New Years Eve
Dance in the auditorium at S.
per couple. The orchestra will
play from 81 pm. and all set
Ups will be furnished. A new
feature this year will be break
fast OF scrambled eggs, bacon,
rolls and coffee, at 81 per per-
son to be served from 1-1:30
am. Reservations in advance
must be confirmed with Jack
Haggerty. VIII. $3.50.
A GAY NEW YEARS EVE
at Brooke Manor Country Club
has been planned by Nancy and
Steve Weigle, Claire and Jim
Williams, Tommy and Vivian
Marlowe, Danny and Virginia
Giovanncni and Thelna and
John Myrick, jr. The Arthur
Stucids Will be the guests OF
the Myricks earlier I'm the eve
ming and then will accompany
them to the party later on.
THE MYRICKS have Just re-
turned from Christmas in
Greensboro. N. C.. visiting their
families.
CHUCK AND BARBARA
SMITH have invited friends for
that special evening for an eve
ming Of gayety and bridge.
THE HENRY FORDS recent
~ entertained for an evening
OF dinner and bridge at their
Forest ave., home.
OUT OF TOWN HOLIDAY
VISITORS - Miss Gertrude
Wright from New York, and
Mrs. B. Donald Wright from
Ohio are visiting the Charles
Morrisons ON Adclare Ct Pri-
waite Joe Apple, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Kemp C. Apple, Vain
wright ave-, is home on ID day
leave from basic training at Fl.
Jackson, S. c. Bruce Dunning,
(private first class) is home
from Massanutten Military
Academy with his family, the
Gordon Cummings. The Pontius
boys are home with their fam.
lily at LII S. Van Buren-Harry,
jr., from Sheperd College, and
Bill from the University of Tul-
sa. The boys grandmother is
also here from Akron. Ohio.
BRUCE AND JOAN SHY
DER, 1901 Ardennes ave-, had
open House" last week for
friends and neighbors. Gold
decorations, holly and mistletoe
added the festive touch. Christ.
mas cookies, fr-uitcake and
drinks We're enjoyed by Mrs.
Kenneth Rieck, the Frank Has.
kes, Bill FRANKS, James Caol-
mar, Herbert Bruders, Norman
Persons. Lit. and Mrs. Robert
Goodreau, Jewell Bordelon, VIII
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-12-29
Christmas Gets
More COlOrful

For the family Of Paul F.
Pfeifle, Of Rockville, the color
Of Christmas took on an
added brilIance this year.
PfeifIe, who is engaged In
the construction business, was
the lucky winner of a color
televisiOn set awarded as the
grand prize in ceremonies
which marked the formal
opening OF ROckville's new
Safeway Stores super market
last Friday. His winning
ticket was wrawn by w. Mack
Wells, president Of the Rock
vile Chamber of Commerce,
which cOoperated In the open
ing ceremonies.
In addition to the color Tv,
winning tickets were drawn
for 80 carving sets, so barbe-
cue grills and so patio torch
lamps. The winning ticket
numbers will be posted in the
Safeway store windows for
the next 80 days, during which
the holders of the lucky stubs
will be able to pick up their
prizes.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-12-29
BY Rita e. Elliott :

liam Kline, Warren Brown, Will
liam Jensen, Robert Walters.
Lawrence Germans and Mike
Schiavone.
NANNY WALTER held an
eggnog last Friday at his new
office. 225 E. Montgomery ave-,
TO greet friends and associates.
VIRGINIA AND NORMAN
PERSON will have "Open
House" tomorrow evening at
their home 1928 Midway ave-,
for their many friends.
DR.. AND MRS. ARTHUR
TEMPLETON, enroute to New
York from Florida, are enter.
tanning their many Rockville
friends tonight at Normandy
Farm for cocktails and dinner.
DIR. AND MRS. WILLIAM
FRANK, 405 w. Montgomery
ave-, entertained Tuesday eve
ming for the William Crowleys
and their two daughters, for
mer Rockville residents. Cap
tain Crowley is temporarily hv-
ing in Arlington, Va, having
just returned from a two-year
tour of duty in Izrnir, Turkey.
MRS. JOHN w. LINDSEY
entertained last Friday evening
at a 7-10 pm. "Open House" at
her 81 w. Montgomery ave.
home. Young John is home for
the holidays from the Marine
Air Training School IN Mem
phis, from which he will gradu-
ate In February.
MIR. AND MRS. J. ALFRED
KAY have issued invitations for
cocktails, 81, and "at home" z
8 pm. at their 106 w. Argyle
ave-, home for january z, to
introduce Brigadier General and
Mrs. D. E. Breakefield and
daughter Susan to their many
friends.
Susan Breakefield is a house
guest Of the Kay's for the holi-
days.
Robert Kay has had a busy
schedule since his vacation from
Randolph-Ma College. Last
Friday he escorted Miss Nancy
Styles of Baltimore to the Hotel
Plaza in New York. Tomorrow
he will be the guest of Billy
Ellis at a dance at Tidewater
Inn In Easton, Md.
THE JOHN c. MACKEYS en-
tertained for a few friends last
Monday evening at their home,
ITO w. Montgomery ave.