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Evening star., 1961-01-20
MEMO FROM THE EDITOR:
Hoover Plan Can Save
Billions for Taxpayers

MEMO TO CONGRESS-In This Week Magazine with
The Sunday STAR Hoover Commission expert
offers the new Congress eight reforms which could
So billion for United States taxpayers. In the
same magazine, w. Somerset Maugham the worlds
most prolific living author, gives some OF his phi
losophes of life on the approach Of his 87th birth
day. t
THE SUNDAY STARS CIVIL WAR STORY-One hun
dred years ago. Georgia seeded from the Union.
The secession reported by The Star century ago
appears in SUNDAY, The Star Magazine. In add-
tion description Of what Washington was like in
that day is given in the same magazine.
WASHINGTONS UNDERGROUND a word-and-
picture visit to Washington's 1430-mie subter-
ranean sewer complex, see SUNDAY, The Star
Magazine.
SPOTLIGHT ON SID CAESAR-Tv Magazine which
brings you more color pages and more program list
ings, on Sunday features Sid Caesar, whose comedy
show will be teevised this Sunday night
A NEW TEEN DANCE STEP-Among the many dance
steps Washington teen-agers are doing,
stands out-the Pony. This Sunday, in the first of
two-part series TEEN tells you about its intricate
maneuvers. Also in TEEN, The School of the Week
featured will be Great Mills High School in st.
Marys County Maryland.
REVOLT IN NEW YORK-Famed Architect Morris
Lapidus feels that the overuse of glass in modern
hotels has reached the point of being utterly
ridiculous" He tells why New Yorks first major
hotels in 80 years won't look like diversified decanters
as his views are outlined by Travel Editor Jack
Jonas on the Travel Page.
Phone Lincoln $4,000 for Home Delivery
Evening star., 1961-01-20
BY AUCTION

Williams Auction House
914 EYE ST. NV.
THIS SAT. MORNING, 1890 AM.
Also at II an, 1852 PLYM-
OUTH 4-dr. sedan to be
sold at public auction.
Special Notice: Watch for
announcement Of impor-
tant auction Of fine Per-
sian and Oriental rugs.
Auctioneer's phone, MA. g.
2679.
Evening star., 1961-01-20
Trovel Film Offered

The National Geographic So
ciety will present a film-lecture
entitled Nova Scotia Holiday
at 4:45 and $3.50 pm. today
in Constitution Hall.
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Bankruptcy Sale
Restaurant and Cafeteria
FIXTURES AND
EQUIPMENT &

l3g Brentwood Banquet Chairs
Al FORMIcA TABLES
Water tetion--Thermotainer
coET ETrFis ikcaa Ailf p,SHPM2sHER ,gSHiiPMs2assaHf
SIS Reaeli-in Eefrieerators
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Champion Glass washer
BAKE OVEN-FREEZER
lel.comh; Mixer. .Cheppsrs.
Cafeterta Counter and Trays
COOKING UTENSIIIS-CHINA
Glassware-Tray Stands
FIRE ExTINGUISHERS-SAFE
National Cash Register-FAns
ADDING MACHINE. ETC.
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PERSONALS

ALL INCOME TAX sERv... former
home. & sss Mk ssaossC. e sss. Nkp Nkxps s.HsoSSo. oSo1r
AL INC COME TAX SERVICES.
1871. RE. 7-20e1.
AWAKEN BY TELEPHONE, be
prompt for work and appts. 2Ass
MH1%kE-uSsf H1akE Sf'Sssii SERVICE. VIZ. 7-o597:
BARBER. .. G. and Mo. license;
hsElF hhsElF Sau14Sa Ssus4:iSnar In 'our home. c'n
CARPETs sHAHlPOOED. In your
home, 4isc 50; It. sofas cleaned.
$3.50. Repairing. La. 9-0292.
CHILD CARE while mommy works.
Soav. cellgge PsFk sF Ests' or Green
CHILD CARE-I viii care for I
child In my home, vic. Oxon Hill.
cali 10. 7-5O64.
EYEGLAss FRzMEs, 81; lens S2;
Il. @P,eJs Y. eJsEWELRT Wi sS.01i 7is tth q: nv: nv
Fur Rental Service
Be q queen for b night. We rent
fabulous mink. Ma. $500.
GLAMOUR, INC, Washington's new
est finishing and faehion modet-
lng school. now audisioning i0r
Nsy sprins I,,,,a Fashion snSEsi snscT.,ine 9ir,s as
dsncins register today Suite 2,
I'LL Conn. ave. NV. A0. 2-3100:
HAND MADE double guilt, dble:
bed size: patch Guilt. COPY OF
cabin. 10. 5-30ei.
INAUGURAL SPECIAL CAR, '5s
Mercury, and driver from 2 pm.
S.1; IsI; a.- e r1isnigahs 9Lna4ga Jan. 81
INTRIGUE! Meet many new single
friends fwhitel without revealing
your Identity; free details IN plain
81. Arlington 10. Va. (llcensedl
e a.n..s assTaRTfs o.rs ssr wainssSn %ssS .e ssst
tests. Your io.. personaiity and
ATTITUDE determine your future;
know them. No obligation. 1880
pms pm. SCIENTOMETR1C
WTEsS5iNpe' Wss5ll s. G. 1879 le'A s. NV
JANITOR sERyICE-Floor clean
niEbtSsy me- tESsS,nsc cs siY0T Ii s1selP1s ssD17 ns'
LADY, vic. o. stSddsra e, seh9oll ,ol
In your home. Mon..Fri., SO pm.
Pc. 3-7612.
LET us refinish your old furn.
Make II new again: home and Of
flee; reas. rates. ME. $3.50.
LEADING BUILDER, would like to
find investor with 100000 to
purchase land for housing. devel-
this land. where he win build 1s4
homes. Letters Of references and
records Of past performance avail
able. Also proof Of al first mort
VIII show proof $1lO,400 return
or $685.. plus the return Of the
Investment. For further informs-
ton. call MISS TURNER Ii. g.
S423.
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huoTIok SALES
icoNrINuEpl
ADAM A. .wEsCHLER . SON
Auettoneers

TRUSTEES. SALE OF yALH yALHAELLlE
sTREET NORTHEAST.
By virtue Of . deed Of trust record
ed, in Liber No. 1882, Polio 220,
e seSl one q t9s .,IS,s LANG reeoEcHs eEH q q
the request Of party secured there:
BY, the UNDERMINED trustees Will
offer for sale By public Asetscn.
In front Qf premises. on THURS.
prAAFFtEy Eyb!H9IadHxK y6b!HcIadHexK pS!S. ths icroANEr AZ
ing-descfibed property n the DIS:
tricE Of Columbia, To- wit: Lot 80
STEMS subdiVision Of part 81 tract
soldsSd soTdsSd iarffSeof in fSs ofice hc p tse sur as
ysye5 for t6s pissriSt * Columbia,
TO right Of way oyer TIE rear
To- feet IN depth hy ne fun
SiSsf Drivsss q siis sssySsy lSs z fot he sen
fit 81 ali Of the other LOIS IN said
4204 In the subdivfsioIl made By
yShgp yhg.a 7 KSopp, p,t;s. ss per RI. Rat s,,s- re.
% ysycr' for 81 tSs pIsfTist q coiumSis
IN Mber IS. ct Polio 60. All qf
2SSS4 taxed as Lot s2s IN square
TERMS or SALE: Property win be
sold subject 70 the balance q
PSft Plsst IA ssvnss sS sGs9s ssssss
further particulars Of WHICH viii
Be announced ct. time Of sale;
the purchase. price above said
trust e Be ,.. PAID IN saSh Dep Sspositt y
81 Sale soyS ySxamination sdao = Of tile. con.
veyancine. recording, notarial ices
and revenue stamps at ecst Of
purchaser. Adiustments. made as
.s q sats tS e Sitsn ssls Ts5Rs ssnsy q Sa from from
day Of sale. otherwise Trustees
erty at risk and cost Of defaulting
purchaser: after five GAYS ad.
forfeited. 81 without forfeiting de-
selves Of ans. legal. or equitable
riSht against defaulting purchaser.
G. CARSON AUxIEEs.
,.dfSS,YsE.s5, afSYsEss5R R,sa;,sss sssAsEaMass; aFMEeassss;...
Auetionsers and Appraisers
FINE PERIOD STYLE SOFAS AND
CHAIRS, HIDE-A-BEpe. eECY.
DESKS, KNEEHoLB DESKS, OC-
CAeiONAL LAMPS AND cOFFEE
TABLES, TABLE LAMPS, ART1-
FICIAL FIREPLAcEs. FINE Wal
NUT TWIN BEDRM. suITE,
HIoH QUALITY MAI. BEpRM.
sgITEs; segrTTs. sSps. o4p MAPFkEssss. RFkksEssssRsss.
~ MAJ TmTN IET1Q MApfE
pINETTE SET, RUGS. CEDAR
CHESTS. WARDRoBES, TABLE
RADIO, TEA WAGON, ANDIRONS,
FIREPLACE SCREEN, NUMEROUS
OTHER ITEMS.
DIV AIICTIOM
Evening star., 1961-01-20

IBM OPERATORS, 407 -.
safSrIos a9a IN ATTENDANT. sRit.. .so
D. {; Sa;RRHERs RsERRiss' EMpL. sERy1cat so0
73e 18th q. NV. Dl. 7.eels
IMMEDIATE OPENING for mill
tary peEsonnsl vne vnen,nse nsec ~ SO
10 S75 per week. Hours OF WORK
can be tailored to time availehls;
For Interview. call 10. 7-O4O7
INSURANCE AGENTS Is salesmen
monthly debts. Unlimited oppor-
tunity for advancement with
progressive company for men with
ability and stability: 500 Tsek Tasek
iss isss Conn. conn. .Ss. e start. sul'e ssi'
sgTh4EESSEM; WsSgT4iES EM;ENAaak GAcgaAkTf frSSSs.s.ls. SSDslE
well known stock company eeeke
seasoned all lines imAKineuye
underwriter 10 head our " c.-
n iPra1sh yoS arc Si',ee 's,eeeekins . better future.
write In confidence, stating e.,
perienee, personal history ana
saiary needs. Box.112. u star:
JANTT0R, colofed. garden type de.
velopment, live in, permanent yoo
for sober hard worker. Local RES.
required. Apply between 10 An.
ad'. aao siivSer Sinis spSins, sGas IA. -. z.
LTOUOR STORE sALESlGEN l2ls
colored for ne. state exp. edpse-
tion, refs. Write 20. Box bOolS
Washington, D. g.
Evening star., 1961-01-20

BY PUBLIC AUCTION
at PARK LANE CAFETERIA
2O23 EYE STREET NV.
Evening star., 1961-01-20
RELP Mla

ACCOUNTANT with msnsserisI
sbiiity.. for demendtng JOB with
new. firmly .sstaplished company
is miles south Of Frederick: sub
ssaRtis cs nr sETHxGsan ToGa. RTEssns,st RTEsont 4ss2. s2
sssiSSsIn: ssiss & & aosE9e IoDRR Rdi sIEn. NC
ACCOUNTANT, e3pefieneed, for na-
tional orRanization. s. 900 year,
all fringe benefits. Write. giving
qualifications, education. expert
sncs. avAilAbilits TO Boz 6s-M'
AcC0uNTANTs; AgDIToRs, g sisht M
Der anIsuin: peTTnSisSrHent: IibsrSl
frinke benefits; travel 16ss Of
time; public accounting experience
preferred but not feQuifeds give
ssssssy.e edSSsstssn Soa ssJ, ieS ss.r sSesFisnss IN
AcCOUNIANT. q take eAarss q
ERSstSSsasa' EsrtSerna' vS.' vsomSss sses. Ps%iiilarit9
sutH H not sosstiill essehtisl!l suIi SHi eqfeEsspsns
and Office ynanaeer duties: seod
PfTp is 10 'HS gos 81 ios' E' ss:F. spsT:0s Stains
bisksreund and sxpslr ags. HaEy!t;1; HaI.y!;;
not be contacted without prior
,asiisssss ssiIs%s.. q .as aSpl'sssase sssS .sss
start work.
ACCOUNTANTS, BO0KKEEPERS
xTLss spesdsac1lYSe SdcY iaso z ses Ave- ASsiNse%R. wv
ACCOUNTANT
For accts. Rec, Dept. Of expanding
prepaid medical program. Age
26-35. Accounting deerse plus
exper. in eecountents rseeiya6le
ID days sick leave. insurance and
siye medical and hospitalisation
eoverage for self and depepdants.
Reginntng salary approx. so'4oo.
ADM. ASST. Ito $5, 900
CLUB MANAGER. s days - $500
ABBOTT KMPL.. 1897 Il NV.
ASST. BOOKKEEPER.TYPIST. $75
week; experience, accounts re"
celyable: with car: Vicinity Hyatts-
Yi.afG iasG ANp Eb q aiSS NV. sli IA. s.ss2os...
ASSISTANT B0OKKEEPER for
ssisssssSotss s.ssos. service 'orDora'ioa' o..
AUTO BODY MAN, only 1st class
BODY WORKS, 800 u st. ne.
AUTO BODY MEN plenty of work,
BODY Co. IL. 3-7e0i.
AUTO BODY REPAIRMAN, excel.
conditions In 1st rate shop W
plenty Of work, guarantee, extra
benefits. See Nj. Tressler. I: =.
4f0S MiIier ave- Bethesds, MARY
land. OIL. 4.lO0O
AUTO BODYMAN
Must be 1st-class, dependable;
needed for very busy shop In Be-
thesda; reg. holidays and vaea-
tion. Top salary for right man.
White or eolored. Call Mr.. AN
THoNY, days OIL. 2-SS2o. ewes.
AUTOMOTIVR BOOKKEERER =
Montgomery .County's fastest.
Growtng Ford dealer has o perma.,
nent position for an automotive
bookkeepeY available now; salary
Commensurate with ability; many
employe benefits. Apply in per-
son only to Mr.. Horace Nell.
ROCKVILLE MOTOR Co. Rock
HlLlSs s.-9:
Evening star., 1961-01-20
CUsT0MER sLRyICE MANAGER,

tor: must be fully exper. in
dispatching. bookkeeping, lob and
labor control: . real opport. for
the right man In o fast growing
industry: top salary and other
benefits: sal. no. 2-4900. sHAYNE
Evening star., 1961-01-20

oa5s seaFE e S SSfGsss s:.. nS'' y oss e
PREPARATION and able 70. supervise
the crew. Refs. req. Salary open.
Apply OFFfcERS CLUE. Naval
Evening star., 1961-01-20

credit office, no outside work,
5a-day. week; good starting sal
ary and excellent Opportunity to
advance TO responsible paying
position. We are not o loan COM
pany: ST. 3-6606. ask for Mr..
Evening star., 1961-01-20
TEMPLE MOTORS CO., INC.
KI. 0-46OO

AUTO SERVICE CLRRK-Immed.
opening for young man capable
OF handling clerical duties in ON
service dept; lncludlng AFA's. 20.
nnsf,t. hou wk cGtsc xncas,Sn Eatn RTy rs ,ns q
Ma S-0S1S. Ia IL
Evening star., 1961-01-20
HELP WANTED

8 men-exceilent earningl.
Car an Advantage. JU.
5-SllO.
Evening star., 1961-01-20

word. Line. Tim. time. ZINE. r,s'ss..
IS . Si.e6 SAT- $to.oe $l3.20
g 5 s.is s.fs rs rs is.S is.sc rs rs
out-of- Town Rate. s0c Per Line
3 or More Times. s4e Per Line
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-07-23
Mrs. Hdines
Is Editor

The new editor of the
Maryland Clubwomafi, publ
cation Of the Maryland Fed
Grafton Of Women's Clubs, Is
Mrs. j. Leon HaiI1es.
Serving with her are: Mrs.
Homer o. Elseroad. associate
editor; Mrs. Charles o. Mid
dlekauf, business manager,
and Mrs. w. Norman Wher-
rett, circulation manager.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-07-23

Black dyed Persun lamb mil trimmed seIftrimmed
Advance sole beautiful tightly ud glossy dyed
amb soseh H0TmeL brand dyed prime quo es from South West
Geon LABEL exclusive with The 4echt
with these shades Of natural and dyed
Q CeFuleon
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-07-23
FIory--WoodWord

Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice p.
Flory Of Seabrook Acres. Md.
announce the engagement Of
their daughter jeanette Marie
to Mr.. Clifford Winston
Woodward, jr, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Woodward of Sea-
brook Acres, Md. A September
wedding Is planned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-07-23
Rhodes-Covinoton

Mrs. Willard T. Rhodes
announces the engagement
Of her daughter Sandra Lee
to Mr.. Brodie Charles Gov
ington, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Brodie c. Covington of Me-
bane, N. c. The bride-elect
is also the daughter Of the
late Mr.. Willard T. Rhodes.
A fall wedding is planned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-07-23
ENCACE MEN'T S
Stewort-Hunnicutt

Capt. Robert Shortridge
Stewart; iUSN, and Mrs.
Stewart Of Mclean. Va, an
nounce the engagement of
their daughter Catherine
Jean to LIST 1t. John Edward,
Hunnicutt. USMC, son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Harold
Hunnicutt Of ,Pottstown. Pa.
An August wedding is
planned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-07-23
Crocker-Hiehle

Mr.. and Mrs. W., L. T.
Croker Of Montgomery,
w. Va, announce the en-
gagement Of their daughter
Dorothy Lee to 1t. Comdr.
Frank g. Hiehle. jr.. USN,
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Hiehle,
Of Fairmont, W. Va. A fan
wedding is planned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-07-23
Epstein-Doumit

Mr.. and Mrs. David Ep-
stein announce the engage
ment Of their daughter Bar
bara to Mr.. Richard Hugh
Dammit, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
David Daumit of Silver
Spring. Md. A July, 1862,
wedding is planned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-07-23
FosseI-Kiefer

Mr.. and Mrs. Earle w.
Easel Of West Springfield,
Mass. announce the engage
ment Of their daughter, June
Cynthia, to Mr.. James g.
Kiefet, Jr., son Of Mr.. James
@. Kiefer and the late Mrs.
Kiefer. A fall wedding is
planned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-07-23
EPstein-Hernon

DR.. and Mrs. Jules r. Ep-
stein announce the engage
ment Of their daughter Sgd
ney to Mr.. Martin Herman,
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Karl
Herman. The wedding is
planned for July, 1862.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-07-23
Shoemoker-BowIes

Capt. BENJAMIN D. Shoe
maker, jr, USCG, and Mrs.
Shoemaker announce the en-
gagement of their daughter
Linda Jean to Mr.. Robert e.
Bowles, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Jerome E. Bowles. A spring
wedding is planned. =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-07-23
Regular Meeting

The zonta Club of WASH
ington will hold It's regular
monthly business meeting at
1880 pm. Wednesday at the
YWCA. No meetings will be
held in August.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-07-23
Without extra charge; Monogram ond Storage Until Fall

Have n
Person Lorb Brown Dyed son
ned or with noto mink choice color Ade Sole Price. wv
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-07-23
PAYMENT PLANS TO CHOOSE FROM:

''%E''I'NI FIETNS TO CFOOSE FKOW:
in Va IL in
use your Ke!olins ChOIse Account and take 10 months
F| in LoyvGy 1917
t n # otEn o. imported tus
FUR SAoN-THE
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-05-04
Silver Spring
Pair Adopts
Chinese Boy

Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Painter,
22O9 Arcola ave-, Silver Spring,
have adopted" a five-year-old
Chinese boy in Hong Kong.
The Painters adopted Lo
Chun Ming through Foster
Parents Plan, Inc, of New
York City. They have promised
to contribute SIS a month to-
ward the child's support for at
least year.
Foster Parents Plan, which
has rehabilitated more than
10000 children on a personal
basis since its founding in 1887,
is now helping more than $4,000
youngsters in Greece, Italy,
Korea, France, Wet Nam, Hong
Kong and the Philippines.
1--WE are indeed grateful to
Mr.. and Mrs. Painter for giving
Lo Chun Ming this wonderful
gift of hope and help" said Miss
Gloria c. Matthews, executive
director of the plan.
Information concerning the
plan can be obtained from
Foster Parents Plan, 352 Park
Avenue South, New York City.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-05-04

HOLLYWOOD CUPID - Two
little boys, Kelvin and Brian Cor
coran, will be in the cast of
Walt Disney's first live-action
musical, Babes in Toyland,"
which will star Tommy Sands
and Ray Bolger.
Kelvin played in "Old Yeller,"
"Pollyanna" and "Swiss Fam
lily Robinson"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-05-04
Caithersburg Washington Grove
Il BY Sylvia Tate Koran

MIR. and Mrs. Allen Tate Of
Martha's Vineyard, Mass, are
visiting relatives in town.
Mrs. Ralph Offutt, Gathers
burg chairman for the Woman's
Suburban Democratic Club auc-
ton, is busy collecting for the
event. If you have household
items, jewelry, appliances or
bric-a-brac to contribute, tele-
phone Mrs. Offutt at WA. g.
O3O3 or WA. 6-O295. The auction
is held at the James H. Mann
farm on Montevideo rd., near
Seneca, at IL am. on May Is.
Miss Daisy Magruder was
honored on her Both birthday by
a surprise supper last Sunday
at the home of Mrs. Dorothy
Ferguson. Mrs. Merle Ferguson
was co-hostess. Miss Daisy's
many pieces and nephews came
from near and far to bring the
guest of honor many lovely
gifts.
Mrs. Warren Tydings' home
was the scene of the reception
held by the Gaithersburg Wom-
ans Club for the new Young
Women's Club of Gaithersburg
on the evening of April 25. The
senior group presented an orig
inal dramatic sketch.
Mrs. Leonard Hoyle, Mrs.
John McNaughton, Mrs. A.
Gwynn Kirkman, Mrs. Warren
Richardson and Mrs. Warren
Tydings attended the recent
meeting of the Maryland FEEDER.
alton of Women's Clubs in Bal
timore.
The Gaithersburg Homemak.
ers Club will meet at Epworth
Methods: Church May 10 at II
o'clock for a covered dish lunch
con. Hostesses are Mrs. Clyde
Fletvher, Mrs. Charles Orme,
Mrs. William Schwab, Mrs. VIII
liam Radcliffe, Mrs. Frank
Hacked and Mrs. Leslie Multi
can.
The Washington Grove-Gaith.
ersburg Auxiliary of the Won,
ans Board of the Montgomery
General Hospital held its fifth
annual benefit card party al
Parklawn last Friday evening,
One hundred high school stu
dents will attend the young
America Concert" presented by
Mrs. Herbert May at the De
partment of State auditorium
on the evening of May 9.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-05-04
Adult Leaders
OF Cub Scouts
To Meet May 4

May A meeting of the adult
leaders of the Montgomery
County Cub Scouts will be held
at Marvin Memorial Church,
Four Corners, beginning at 8
pm.
Robert Young, superintendent
of the Exhibit and Education Di-
vision of the Maryland Game
and Fish Commission, will be
one of the featured speakers.
Other speakers, who will discuss
conservation, will be from the
Izaak Walton League.
June theme is Treasure
TroVe, u. S. A."
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-05-04
Patrols Attend Ball Game

Edward Cram, Washington
Grove Elementary School teach
err, has been appointed superin-
tendent of Church School at AS
cension Chapel for the next
year.
The Lions Clubs annual va
riety show will be held at the
High School May 18th and 18th
at 8:15 pm. Tickets are avail
able from any Lions Club men,
Der. "Spoofing Television" is the
presentation in which Lions and
their wives will satirize various
TV programs. The high school
principal, Bill Hall, is general
chairman. Jim Hane is directing
the show.
The Junior Bowling League,
sponsored by Kiwanis, will fin
ish its season with a dinner to
be held at the Rockville Meth
odist Church May 18th. The din
ner will be prepared by Cath
ersburg KNIVES and served
to the young bowlers by Girl
Scouts of Troop 587.
Mr.. and Mrs. Don Skies an
nounce the arrival of a baby
sister, Linda Louise, for their
almost two-year-old daughter,
Karen.
The annual Senior Hi G h
Choral Concert will be present
ed tonight at s at the High
School gymnasium, under the
direction of Bill Earl. Admis-
sion is so cents, and the varied
program should appeal to every
one. Three outstanding selec-
tons by the combined choral
groups will be "Salutation" by
Gaines, Linda Rose" from the
Broadway musical, 1.-THE Music
Man," and 1.-THE Lord Bless You
and Keep You" by Peter Lptkin.
The Stardusters, the school
dance band, will also partici
pate.
Wakika Campfire Girls de.
lighted the members of Rest
haven Home with favors they
recently made. Campfire Lead
ers Mrs. John Blood and Mrs
John Allison attended an over.
night training session last week
end at Prince William Forest
Park, near Quantico, Va.
y
Don't forget that the Blood
mobile will be at st. Martins
on Monday, May Is from 3 tc
| 7:45 pm. This year the
churches are cooperating witt
the Lions Club to increase the
quota.
The Washington Grove Won
ans Club holds its monthly
card party at the clubhouse al
/ o'clock this afternoon.
Wendy Lee Kirk was born a
Suburban Hospital on April q
to Mr.. and Mrs. Garland Kirk
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-05-04

Fifty patrol members from
our two elementary schools re-
ceived recognition for the won
derful task they are performing
as crossing guards and other
duties. Wearing their identity
ing belts and badges, the sixth
grade boys and girls journeyed
to Washington to see the Sen
ators play the Orioles Saturday.
Gaithersburg Elemen t airy S
patrol has been under the direc.
ton of Mrs. Gladys Best for
the past eight years. The Off
GERS for this year are Captain
Sharon Roberts, 1t. Nettie Heff-
ner and Cpls. Frances Bowman
and Brenda Bogston.
Washington Groves 20 patrol
members are led by Captain
Caroline Cram, 1t. Stanley AL
len, and Sgt. Kathy Stanton
The sixth grade teacher, Ed
ward Crane, is in charge of the
patrol.
Additional chaperons for the
trip were Mrs. Milton Walker
and Ray Smith for Gathers
burg Elementary, and Sidney
Lewis, William S. Kolb anC
Richard Dean from Washington
Grove.
Miss Phyllis Jean Hundley
daughter of DR.. and Mrs. Jane!
Hundley of Rosemont, left Sat
urday morning for Turkey t.
marry Christopher Webster
keenan,, stationed there witt
the Air Force. The bride-to-be'!
parents and her aunt and uncle
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hundley o
Gas City, Ind, accompanied he
to New York, where she left by
plane.) Miss Hundleys grand
mother, Mrs. Frank Hundley O.
Summerville, Ind, remained
here at home with the rest O.
the family.
Mrs. Georgia Wernz, granC
chief Of Pythian Sisters for thu
State of Maryland, made hel
Grand Visitation last Thursday
evening to Forest Oak Temple
No. 1S.
The Little League will hav,
its first game next Friday a
the Junior High School. james
Wilson, baseball commissioner
says the league is looking TO,
an umpire and would like +
hear from anyone interested II
taking the job. The Littl
League is sponsored by Kiwani
and is comprised Of approx
mately 100 boys.
.
Jack Selby of the Center MAJ
ket, Is the proud father of
third son, Scott Andrew, VIII
arrived April 18th.
=
Gaithersburg Highs Bant
under the direction of Mis-
Freida Price, travelled by blu
to Winchester Friday to marc
in the Apple Blossom Parade.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-05-04

Mrs. Georgia Wernz, grand
chief of Pythian Sisters for the
State of Maryland, made her
Grand Visitation last Thursday
evening to Forest Oak Temple
No. 1S.