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Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1961-05-19
HERO'S CENTENNIAls%TaTO
BE OBSERVED JUNE 10
Symposium On
RizaI's Life
Is Proposed

"A symposium on the Ire
and labors of Jose Rial, fore
most Filipino patriot and
martyr, will be held as one
phase of the observance of his
centennial here on June 10,
1861.
This was the decision of the
board of directors of the Seattle
Chapter of Friends of Rial in
America, Inc. at its meeting last
Friday, May u, according to At
torney Milton lehman, Chapter
president.
Manuel S. Rustia, former pros
fessor of Economics in the Uni
versity of the Philippines and
now a Boeing employee, has been
authorized by the Board to ask
the Department of Far East Stu
dies of the University of Washing
ton to organize the Symposium on
the professional level.
Mr.. Rustia Immediately te1e-
phOned Professor George Taylor,
head of the U. w. Far East De-
partment. 1t was learned that
DIR. Taylor will consult his cox
leagues in the Department before
making a definite answer to the
Chapters request.
1t was also decided at the
Boards meeting that Consul-Gen-
eral Benito NJ. Bautista, Manuel
S. Rustia, member of the Board
of Directors, and Trinidad A. R.o-
10, Board secretary, shall help ar
range the program of the Sympo-
SUM.
Another proposal was to have a
coordinating committee compos-
ed of the presidents of the various
organized Filipino communities in
the Pacific Northwest to integrate
the various activities connected
with the Rial centennial eelebra-
ton in this area. Charged with
the organization of this COMMITTEES
are Attorney Milton Heiman,
president of the Seattle Chapter Of
Friends of Rial in America, and
Dan Sarusal, president of the FL
ipino Inter-Community Council OF
of the Pacific Northwest.
A more definite outline of the
celebration will be considered at
the next meeting of the Board Of
Directors at the Consul GeneraFs
residence within a week or two.
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1961-05-19
Former Guerilla. Here Since
1855, Returns To Native Land

Hazardous days as Guerilla hiding by day and sallyng
forth by night harass the Japanese during World War II
duty with U. S. Army Counter Intelligence Corps clearing
the remaining Japanese hiding in and in the
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1961-05-19
oungsters Aspire For
flair Royalty Honors

xcting race is being turned in by eight young and
candidates who are vying for the Filipino Youth
as of Seatte's fifth annual Seafair Little Royalty
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1961-05-19

FAIR ROYALTY ASPIRANTS These eight youngsters
4 Filipino Youth Activities Seates candidates for the
annual Royalty Court. They are Ieft Rudy
g. VerzOsa, 8; Fred TordiIlOs 8; David Badon 10;
s. CaderOn 8; Deborah GerOsaga 81 and Nancy
\ of the winners will be made on Sun
Inn 49, the FYAs Dinner Oriental ceremonies
.ghight the FYA's fifth annual July 3rd Pageant.
Forum photo by w. c. Charley Heib Jr
Evening star., 1961-07-14

FAIRFAX, Fairchester subdivision,
213 Rem rd.-Brk. ramb.: wooded
lot; 3 bedrms. . baths. liv. rm.,
din. area: carport: paneled bsmt. /;
FHA. 4laeo mortgage. Call ia.
5-T290, B. B. WILLS.
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so. 5-91OO

ALEX. SO.. Penn Daw area-Pack
yoqr ySgsc bags move risnt; s;df; IN; COMP c6ny
schools. etc. ia baths. fenced
yd.. fin. rec. rm.; must be seen
to be apprec.; conv. and economy;
SS5 per mo. Call or come buy.
Settlement charges paid by owner.
so. S-74S6. 30S jeff ave, To be
sold Sat.fSun. Open III pm.
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Nature Lovers
DELIGHT

Restored 5.bedroom, 3-bath farm
mouse with charm galore. Good
outbulldinRS. Six acres to roam
Magnificent panoramic view. OF
Rte. Only Is miles to Con-
stltutlon ave. Priced at S43,950
Call for private showing,
Evening star., 1961-07-14
TWO STORES

Located in mod. shopping center;
yrs. old, price S30.000; $4,000
cash.
ARLEDGE REAL ESTATE CORP.
2533 Wilson Blvd. Arl, Va.
ia. 7-444S ewes, WE. 1881
Evening star., 1961-07-14
AI,EX-RAMRI.ER
ALEXANDRIA, SOUTH

Best buy, fabulous Wayne
wood on Potomac. Save
over 81, 800; assume owners
4Reo loan on 3-bedrIn. split
level on lovely lot. Fully
equipped kitchen, washer
drier, air conditioner, over.
size covered patio; Just re-
decorated: community pool,
tennis, etc. free from owner.
School on property; mid-20s;
flexible financing. Won't
last
Evening star., 1961-07-14

$40 18th ST. N.E.-semidet. brk.
nonconforming store with 2-room.
kit. bath apt. above; sep. ertr.,
gas heat. Widow sacrificing, ST.
$50 cash. TU. E-3232: ewes, LA.
6-121l. SAMUEL c. REYNOLDS
rn 21nE Gaar0i0 aua n N
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4 BEDRMS.. g BATHS
COUNTRY PROPERTY

CAROLINE COUNTY - Charmin,
Colonial home. uS27). 100 acre;
Shan cuItivation), tenant house
paTns, other outbldgs.; spring.
600. OWNER. cali CL. 6-OSsS.
FRONT ROYAL, 4 miles out in
Blue Ridge Mountains-3-bedrm
summer home, kitchen, living
room, bath, refrigerator, stove
NARROW, INC, Front tyo Royal a NE +
5-3s97 or NE. 5-2se4. "'A
GREAT FALLS AREA
Picturesque rambler on 81 beauti.
all large rooms, screened porcS posJs
of modern kit. and open porch
of family-size din. rm.; built.
IN garage: tractor and farm
equipment; country living with
privacy, vet close to Washington
j. c. CHATEL
Virginia Wash,notor
LOUD0UN COUNTY east Of Lees.
burg near Ashburn. Va.-3-bedrm
nome; paneled family room ant
kit; o acres: $17,75O. Call Z. LEI
warner representing WINSTON
WILLIAMS, REALTOR, SP, 7-2OOi
ewes. SP. 7-3262.
MCLEAN AREA-By OWNER. Love
ly 7-b.r. Mt. Vernon-type Colonial
on acres; conv. to best schools.
2 box-staM stable. An Unusual
value at Sb9,500. DA, b-S900
Evening star., 1961-07-14
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
CHESTERRROOK

Close-in location; only minutes 70
Govt. and business centers and all
bridges. Stunning brick rambler.
featuring nice bedrns.. pAneled
den or library, large modern kiteh-
en-, the family will enjoy its spa
cious clubroom and Rround-level
basement; all this charm and
space plus z-aere HANDICAPPED I'd
Priced in the mid-3Os. Call
Evening star., 1961-07-14
"OWner Must Sell"
Potomac View Home

contemporary Western style
fully air-cond. 3-bedrm. home
Large, corner, lot. nicely land.
tomac. Just off Mt. Vernon park.
way, corner Stratford lane anc
Captains row. Finished bsmt.,
carport, patio, cathedral-type
ceilings, 2 baths. fireplace: car
peting and drapes incl. Occup
only 8 mos. Asking price S33, 800
by OWNER. so. S-7631.
Evening star., 1961-07-14

FAIRFAX, 403 Highland road, Pint
Ridge-3 bedrooms, . baths; largt
screened porch: huge recreation
room: built-in garage; wooded, J.
acre lot; quiet street; S195. CIR
Evening star., 1961-07-14
FAIRFAX AREA

4h acres wooded lot is the setting
Of this lovely new 3 bedrm. ram
bier located near Kamp Washing
ton and intersection Of new Rte.
SO and so. Priced In the low 20s
To see call
QUALITY HOMES
REALTY CP oqeoS
Evening star., 1961-07-14
WE. 8-2500

FAIRFAX-5 bedrms. BY OWNER
All-brick,. 60-ft. rambler; land
scaped "a acre. 20-ft. liv. rm.,
sep; ON. rm;, paneled rec. rm.,
Evening star., 1961-07-14
A HEAP OF LIVING

Can be yours in this large family
4 or 5-bedrm. house near West
End in Falls Church. Well equipped
kitchen with eating space; sep.
din, rm.; plenty OF closet space;
wide, level shaded lot. Walking
distance to public and parochial
schools. FILA appraised Sl6,250,
500 down, approx. S110 total
monthly.
GEO: H. RUCKER SALES CORP.
ia. b-S5S5 JE. 2-5215
Evening star., 1961-07-14

F1reproof building. has effic. l.
bedrm. and 2-bedrm. apts.; conv.
N. Arlington area; income approx.
$4,000, price 8 times income.
Evening star., 1961-07-14
DEWEY M. FREEMAN
INC, REALTORS
Rol4 Branch Ave Sc 10 S-770(
Duffie, Inc, HE. 4-3O4O

QUEENS CHAPEL AREA-Assume
$1,000 1st trust; pay SSS per
mo, incl. all A real doll house
in excellent residential area; liv.
rn;. sep. din. rm.. kit. 2 bright
lot; total price, S12.q5O. Terms
BURCH REALTY CO., TO. g.
5992; open til 8.
RADIANT VALLEY, S295 dn. incl.
Tsms.r fsftls ehssSsdr8 Fenced St owSER Sst Srk %
finance ME. S-1212.
Evening star., 1961-07-14
GRACE A. KEMPTON
Ell. f-4q34 Realtor Ell. 6-3oRS

ARL., N.-Golf Club Manor. Exec
transf. Priced for quick sale
Immed. occup. 3-bedrm. brk
ramb., 2 baths, rec. rm., garage;
fully equip. kit; immac., ready ia
move in. Excel committing. James
town. Williamsburg, yorktown
Schools. See to apprec., 401S N
Woodstock. OWNER. KE. S-6470
ARR, N; DOMINION HILIS-By
owner, 2-story Colonial; 8 bedrms.
Ia baths, rec. rm., jalousie porch
storm windows, new kit, Anchor
fence; FHA approved $4,000
Evening star., 1961-07-14
OXON HILL AREA

epotless, 3k-yr. old 3-bedrm. brk
arranged kit. with din. area,
dishwasher, disp. Carport; full
walk-out bsmt. with u bath.
lovely l-acre lot with stream and
trees. AL city utils. Nice neigh
borhocd. First time advertised.
Evening star., 1961-07-14
FLORANCE REALTY

FLORANCE REALTY
23I7 Wilson Blvd. Arl.
ARLINGTON, NORTH, assume 4laF
from OWNER-3 bedrmS., 2 baths
sep. din. .rm., scr. por., rec. rm.
wk. to schls.. churches and shop
Lovely neighborhood. 1914 N
Greenbrier; S2l.750. KE. S-602O
ARLINGTON FOREST-st. Thomas
More Parish, 400 End st. north
Liv. Im.. din. rm., equip. kit, )
bedrms. and bath. Custom bull
rec. .rm., concrete front and bach
closed. Conv. to transp.. schools
shopping, churches, Pentagon
Navy Annex, Navy Dept. This
house is in excellent condition
Priced to sell, $21,000. OWNER
IA. S-1O54.
ARL., N.-LoW eos; 8 bedrms., :
full baths, lge. din. rm. and kit,
rec. .rm. in Sround-Ievel bsmt,
S3Os 10th st. IA. 7-I306.
ARL., N.-Deal direct with owner
builder. For q nominal down pymt
you can buy a wonderful custom
built home with all de luxe fea'
lures; or 5 bedrms. on q beau
tiful 2O,000-sq. .-ft. lot in q reall!
prestige location, or we will con
sider taking your present house II
trade. To Reach: Out Lee hwy.
right on Old Dominion dr., Tight
on 26th st. to homes on right
ia. 4-62sSi ewes, ia. 7-S919.
ARLINGTON, N. Brand-new
brick bi-leVel home. in the Lorcom
lane area offers the maximum In
comfortable living. One-half-acre
lot; four bedrms. Zone 16x16 with
fireplace). master bedrm. 14x24
Terrific patio over the diversified
carport. Also. easy committing
from this cuStom-built home. with
modern as tomorrow" kitchen;
parkway nearby offers no stor
lights to bridges to d. c.; $4,000
YR~r -xP --Ar FTTxY
Evening star., 1961-07-14

Excellent close-in North Arlington
loc.; income $4,000, price under
z times income.
Evening star., 1961-07-14

Has the House You Want
Best Financing Available
We Take Trades
A-ACRE LOT


Big loan can be as
sumed on this 3-bed-
room brick rambler in
immaculate condition.
Situated on a beauti-
full lot abounding in
stately trees. Immedi-
ate possession is pos
sible. Full price only
$21,95O.
Evening star., 1961-07-14
HOLLEY REALTY
51S3 Lee Hwy. Arl. KE. S-535l
ARLISST1N; p6ToNSc ii SivFR'v R5vERWSOD TTE%

This ranch house has q bedrms.
4 baths and beautiful view across
Memorial pkwy., Potomac River
ioor ano asErsst0wn y e0 R,t Tss Man SsG
rms. and guest suite. Lower level,
has 4S-ft. game rm., 26-ft. music
room, plus kitehenette. bedroom
and bath, e loggias. Pipes in for
swimming pool on lower garden
terrace. IL desired. Greenhouse.
2-car garage. A truly lovely home
for discriminating family. EX-
elusive.
Evening star., 1961-07-14
long.

ANNANDALE, brick rambler, = 8
bedrms., plus den, $1,000 dn, in
service. owner pays closing cost,
FHA appraised. S19,500. CL. g.
1884. No agents
Evening star., 1961-07-14
BIG TREES

form a beautiful set
ting for this 3-bed-
room rambler with
tiled basement in de-
sirable Vienna Woods.
Priced at only $16,99O.
Evening star., 1961-07-14
HOUSES FOR SALE-VA.
ARLINGTON. n.
o1-ET DEN

Features this 3-bedrm. brick home
on q level fenced lot with tower
ing, oak trees, Has an entrance
place. % 1hf fui dining Eh f nm, "tsn eduippsd p5s
kitchen and recreation rm.
Close to school, shopping and bus.
ONLY S1,75O DOWN with q 30
Ut. FLA loan or you can take
over existing low-interest GI loan.
Won't last-see. It now. Phone
Evening star., 1961-07-14

ATTENTION HOME SEEKERS -
You can. be the happy owner o.
this well-constructed brick homl
featuring. 3 bedrooms, Ia baths
23-foot living room, equipped eat
chain link fenced yard with patio
Assume good 4hss loan: washe
and 8 air conditioners included Ii
full price Of S16,950. Pretty as
picture. Call ia. $1,000.
BETTER HOMES REALTY. INC.
Evening star., 1961-07-14
FANCY HOUSE
FUssY FOLKS

Dream split-level in approved re-
fined .neighborhood. Splendid "a
linTEsn, Tns rOS% twin "isS psdrooms eisn VeS'es UT
bedrooms and masters study, IL
baths, fabulous left. dining rm.,
huge gadget-filled kitchen. Full
sale price S23,950 and assume
S16.700 interest-saving 4iz% loan.
Oman TENN m halanca
Evening star., 1961-02-02

they were not responsible for
any statements In the i'd.
A New York writer, John
Murray, said he helped write
the ad, and said the names Of
the ministers were added after
it first was written. Mr.. Muir
ray said Bayard Rustin, execu-
tive director Of a committee
which sponsored the ad. told
him that it was not necessary
to get the Southerners' approx
al for use Of their names. that
They will so along"
Knew Of Ad Later
The ministers - the Rev
Ralph D. Abernathy and the
Rev. s. S. Seay. sr.. Of Mont
gomery, the Rev. F. L. Shuttles-
worth Of Birmingham and the
Rev. j. E. Lowery Of Mobile
told the jury they did not know
Of the ad until after it was
published.
At some points, the race is
sue almost overshadowed in in
terest the James Case trial it.
self. On Tuesday, Negroes sal
beside white spectators to break
the traditional pattern on seq
regation in Montgomery court
rooms.
Circuit Judge Walter B
Jones took no action that day
but yesterday morning he read
Evening star., 1961-02-02

MONTGOMERY, Ala. Feb. 2
(AP).-A second city official,
: Mayor Earl James, has won a
) $500, 900 libel suit against the
.3New York Times and four
= Negro ministers.
A State court jury Of IL
white men delibcrated two
hours and 10 minutes last night
4sbefOre returning a verdict. The
lstxial had been under way three
xodays.
. Attorneys for the Times said
sSthey would appeal, just as they
s-have the 100000 verdict
awarded Police Commissioner
L. B. Sullivan last November
Mayor James, Mr.. Sullivan
s4sand City Commissioner Frank
Parks charged in their $500, 1000
sSuitS that each had been hbeled
= in q racially controversial ad-
vertiSement In the Times last
March 90.
- Mr.. Parks case, and a similar
one brought by Gov. John Pat
terson, have yet to be tried.
- The advertisement appealed
Evening star., 1961-02-02
Nixon on Vocation
From Politics Too

MIAMI, Fla. Feb. 2 (AE.-
Richard M. Nixon, private citi-
zen, vacationed with friends
here today and said he expects
to stay until Saturday. ~;
Mr.. Nixon, who visited this
area frequently while he Was
Vice President, was cordial
when a reporter found him on
a golf course yesterday, but
declined to discuss politicS.,EI
Asked about his reaction to
President Kennedy's first state.
of the Union message, ,1Mr.
Nixon replied: "a.
I'm on q vacation, and, It's
also a vacation from all cen1-
ment." a.~
Mr.. Nixon said he will stop
briefly in Washington before
returning to Los Angeles, where
he expects to go to work IN a
law office. -
Evening star., 1961-02-02
New York Times Loses
I'd AIobon1o Libel Suit

for money for legal defense
Of the Rev. Martin Luther
King, jr.. Negro integration
leader then facing trial in
Montgomery on perjury charges
| in connection with his Ala
bama income tax. DR.. King
later was acquitted.
The ad spoke critically OF
the way authorities handled
demonstrations by students at
Alabama State College, a Ne
gro college in Montgomery.
Attorneys for the newspaper
sought to show that the ad
was published in good faith ir
the absence Of any reason tC
question its statements and
that it was not meant to re.
fleet on the Mayor and did moi
apply to him.
And the Negro defendants
insisted that they knew moth.
| ing of the advertisement priol
to its publication, that theh
names were used without theil
knowledge or consent, and tina
Evening star., 1961-02-02
SUGAR Strike Ends

SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico, Feb.
2 (AP).-Sugar producers and
workers yesterday agreed on a
wage increase and fringe bene-
fits permitting immediate re-
sumption Of the cane harvest.
Labor Department Concili-
ator Adolfo Collazo announced
an end to the strike that had
idled several Thousand workers
The increase brings daily wages
to 1892. The strike had idled
16 Of the islands 20 sugar mills
The workers were represented
by the United Packlnghouse
Workers Union.
Evening star., 1961-02-02

would. II necessary, bring Its
case before international or
ganiZations to enforce its ter
ritorial rights.
The disputed territory was
awarded to Honduras by the
World Court last November 18
The President said Honduran
authorities would occupy a
frontier area named Leymu'
today and that other areas
would be occupied later. He
said the army Is ready to back
up the occupation.
The World Court awarded
Honduras the disputed area
running $50 miles along the
Caribbean and ITS miles In
land almost to the Pacific.
Known as Moquitia-or the
Mosquito CoaSt-the area Is
largely inhabited by indians.
y y h%
FIog-Burnine Hit
GUATEMALA CITY. Feb. 2
Evening star., 1961-02-02
LATIN AMERICAN NOTES
Honduras, Nicaragua
In Imposse on Border

TEGUCIGALPA, Honduras
Feb. q (AP).-President Ramon
Villeda Morales indicated last
might that negotiations with
Nicaragua for evacuation OF
disputed border territory re-
Gently awarded to Honduras
had come to q Standstill. But
he added the talks had not
been called off. .f.
Mr.. Villeda Morales said his
government had exhausted all
diplomatic procedures in deal
ing with Nicaragua. He urged
foreign diplomats here to tell
their governments. Honduras
Evening star., 1961-02-02

accused the church Of siding
with student rebels who are
demanding a relaxation in
police measures. The Vatican
then ordered the excommunica-
ton Of anyone connected with
the expulsions.
The governments radio pro-
grams praised the Vatican, and
the radio played hours oi
sacred music.
Evening star., 1961-02-02

q sharply worded statement
ordering the races seated sep
arately and inviting o test OF
his power to do so.
Negroes and white persons
sat on opposite sides Of the
room during the last day Of the
trial.
Evening star., 1961-02-02

(AP).-The Foreign Ministry
condemned yesterday the burn
ing Of an American flag In this
city's main intersection last
Saturday.
A note to the United States
Embassy expressed Guatemala s
sincere regrets" Police could
not catch the unidentified
group.
One Of the flag-burners had
called out:
"B efore the Guatemalan
people we burn the most i'm
perialistic flag in the world. I"
- 4
Evening star., 1961-02-02
Huiti HuIts Attacks

PORT Az PRINCE, Haiti
Feb. 2 (AP). - The govern
ment's daily attacks on the
Roman Catholic Church ended
yesterday after the Vatican'l
appointment of the Rev. Claud-
ius Angenor as acting admins
traitor Of the archdiocese here,
A Haitian parish priest from
the town Of Plaisance, he was
named Tuesday.
This gave the archdiocese q
government for the first time
since Haiti expelled Bishop
Remy Augustin and two French
assistants last month.
The Haitian government
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-01-05
POolesville

cember 20.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Claiborne
Mosby who drove across coun.
try from their home in San
Francisco in November have
been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. John
F. Harrell, near Beallsville. Mrs.
Mosby and Mrs. Harrell are
cousins. The Mosbys spent
Christmas in New Orleans be-
fore returning home. Later they
plan to spend year abroad,
going first to South America for
two months and then entering
Europe by way of Spain.
A Christmas program was
given Sunday, December IS at
the Hyattstown C hris t i a n
Church by the combined choir
and Sunday School members.
Mrs. Jack Cubitt, Poolesville,
was hostess to the Junior Auxjl-
larry, Marching Unit, at a Christ
mas party December 81. The
social program included an ex-
change of gifts which had been
arranged under a tree.
An election of officers for the
new year 1861 was held in the
business meeting with the fol-
lowing results: Mrs. John Re-
pass, Poolesville, president; Miss
Frances Wynne, Poolesville, vice
president; Miss Lou Stottle-
myer, Dickerson, secretary;
Mrs. Walter u. Stottlemyer,
Poolesville, treasurer; Mis- s
Elsie Lambert, Poolesville, SER
geant at arms; Mrs. Cubitt, re-
porter; Mrs. George Mitchell,
Poolesville, drill master, and
Miss Mary Lou Weller, Bealls-
vile, assistant drill master. The
next meeting is scheduled for
Wednesday, January 18, with
the place to be announced
later.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-01-05
LaytOnsville !.

Noah King for supper Monday
night at their home in Central,
Md.
Sympathy is extended to the
family of Mrs. Harvey Davis, of
Woodbine, who died in a Balti-
more hospital on Christmas
Day. The funeral was at Win
field and burial at Glenwood.
Mrs. Davis, a former resident of
Laytonsville, is survived by her
husband, a son Harvey, Jr. three
sisters, Mrs. Jessie Griffith, Mrs.
Henry Clark, and Mrs. Florrie
Sanders, two brothers, Worth
ington and Allen Magruder.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Pope en-
tertained at a family dinner on
Christmas. Their guests were
Mr.. and Mrs. David Pope and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. John Can
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-01-05

Mrs. James D. King, Dawson
vile, returned recently from a
trip to Denver, Colo, where she
attended the National Farm Blu
reau Convention.
Miss Helen Virginia Thomp-
son, Frostburg State Teachers
College, was home for the Holt
days with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. Linwood Thompson,
near Comus. The Thompsons
were hosts Christmas Day at a
family dinner. Others present
were Mr.. and Mrs. William E.
Thompson, near Comus, and
Mrs. Mildred Norman and Miss
Elaine Dodson, Clarksburg.
A Christmas party for mem
bers of the Sunshine Class of
Poolesville Memorial Methodist
Church was held at the home
of Mrs. Charles w. Norris,
Beallsville, on December 20,
with the usual exchange of
gifts.
Mrs. Guy v. Lewis, ST., near
Beallsville, returned home Fri
day, December %, from Center,
Colo, where she spent over a
month with her son-in-law and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Burr
Randles, who announced the ar
rival of a son on November 80.
The Comus community adopt
ed the tradition of caroling
around a tree on Christmas Eve
with Santa handing out treats
to the children from the Comus
Homemakers Club. Members of
the club established the custom
more than 25 years ago but it
had reached such proportions
they were glad to transfer the
holiday mood to the community
at large. A good turnout this
year was reported.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-01-05
S. S. Democrats
To Hold Election

The J Woman's Democratic
Club of Silver Spring will elect
officers at a meeting January
10 at 8 pm. in the Silver Spring
Public Library.
Mrs. Leo G. Koepfle, presi-
dent, has been chosen by the
nominating committee for re-
election to that office.
Mrs. Koepfle, who is area
chairman for workers to man
information booths in hotels
and motels during the inaug-
uration activities, announced
yesterday that the club will
supply % volunteers. Mrs. Jean
Andrews and Miss Mary Kehoe
are in charge of obtaining the
volunteers.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-01-05
5 Contracts
Awarded for
County Jobs

Five contracts, totaling $685.
257 for construction of storm
drains, water mains, sewers and
house connections have been
awarded by the Washington
Suburban Sanitary Commission.
Three contracts in Montgom-
cry County were as follows:
Joseph w. Savoca, Silver
Spring, $10,794 for water mains,
sewers and house connections
in Woodside Forest.
Kelley Construction Co., Sill
yer Spring, $3.50 for storm
drains in Maplewood.
Vincenzo Naccarato, Hyatts-
vile, &,659 for water mains,
sewers and house connections
in Bannockburn Estates.