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East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-02-15

1 This is a return engagement
of Clifford Kamen, one of the
leading travel film producers
in the United States. Arm
chair travellers will remember
his exciting film last year on
"Tangier to Istanbul." Scenes
from Africa's most fascinating
nation will have remarkable
close-ups of giraffe, kudu, lions,
balloons, elephants, and dozens
of other African animals in
their natural habitat.
An exclusive sequence which
thrills every audience reveals
the entire process of diamond
mining, details of diamond cut
ting and polishing, and ex-
treme close-ups of diamond
finishing with millions of dol
lars worth Of gems.
Strange rituals and exotic
dances of unspoiled native life
are rare scenes presented as
a first"
Viewers will be thrilled with
scenes of the Kalahari Desert
with its great sand dunes and
will visit the few remaining
Hottentots, the aborigines of
southern Africa. They will also
be taken into the forbidden and
strictly guarded region where
diamonds are found on the
desert surface.
A glimpse to the open south
will be seen from Table Noun
tain, reached by cable car from
Capetown at the southern tip
of Africa, the spectacular Cape
Of Good Hope.
Those not holding season
books may secure tickets for
81 each at the door.
Mr.. Kamen had been around
the world and visited % for
eign countries before finishing
grade school. His Bachelor of
Science Degree and further
study has given him training
in psychology, geology, botany,
astronomy, as well as a strong
emphasis upon history, econo-
mics, and sociology. Art train
ing at the Chicago Art Instit-
ute and the Chicago Academy
of Fine Arts are reflected in
the composition and color of
his photography. The highly
descriptive animated maps have
become an identifying feature
of his programs and an accepted
standard for travel film pro-
ducers.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-02-15

3 ROOMS and bath. up, $40 East
l4lst. S55. RE. 1-1924.
EAST l61st area. 8 spacious rooms
and bath. 1st floor. gas heat; reas-
enable. SIX. 1-1710.
LAKE Shore, 1924: quiet, clean
modern ID bedroom suites: cleo
trio kitchen, adults. RE. 1-26l2
NEFF rd., 1909: s rooms up,
bedrooms; adults only. S110.
KE. 1-l965.
3 ROOMS and bath, own entrance
utilities included; adults only
983 East 141st ST.
ARBOR rd., East 131st-St. Clair, 5
rooms up. garage. KE. 1862.
SHAW-Hayden area, 1853 Orinoco
5 rooms up, children. S75.
942-2806.
SYLVIA ave, rooms and bath up
very clean, gas heat, reasonable
Gil. 1-61l6.
OFF East l26tn, Mayfield: rooms
bath. furnished, utilities; rooms
unfurnished with heat; white.
w. 6-246l, " l-8060.
NOTTINGHAM, 5 large rooms up;
brick, moderniZed, garage: chill
dren, $50. w. l-2776,
1889 PAYNE ave, Groom unfurn-
ished suites, S2750 per month.
HE. 1885.
EUCLID-Creen 5 rooms down
newly decorated; garage; near
everything; children. GIL. l-9464;
Ii. 1-4227 after s p. m.
1923 FAST 152nd. newly decorated;
bath, modernized kitchen. steam
heat; white, adults. SIS. 486-5l30,
EV. 2-2965.
CHAPMAN. 1927, 3l2 rooms; APP
pliances. heat. decorated. park
ing; balance of month rent free
GIL. 164l7.
lovely 7-room suite
with 3 bedrooms ard den: will
accept children; heat included al
$3.50 per month. Nela View Realty ),
GL. 1-8o55.
EAST 2cOth-Lake Shore. large
rooms up, redecorated, divided
basement. porch. garage. 486-0407.
5 ROOMS and bath; middle aged
couple. 1902 Locke ave,
PO. 1898
WICKLIFFE; 5-room apartment;
bath. automatic gas furnace, ga
rage, lst floor; after p. m.
WIZ. 3-o469.
on Lake; 2-bedroon
upper; carpeted, drapes. stove
refrigerator, s85. 261-l119.
2-BEDROOM small house: gas fur
mace; best WilloWick Shoregate
area; furnished or unfurnished.
VIII. 2-44l8.
BRICK single overlooking lake: pri-
vate beach; lease. l56 East 316th.
HO. 9-1946 or VIII. 3-5973.
EAST 143rd off Colt: rooms and
bath up, new gas furnace, SIS;
couple. child accepted.
GIL. 1-0556.
5-ROOM suite, up; private base
ment, garage. heat furnished.
1907 Greenwood. " 6-3561.
3 ROOMS and bath up, $40; with
garage. S45 month; call after 6
p. m. PO 1-72l4
i ROOMS up; gas heat, automatic
not water tank. 367 London I'd.
kE. 1856.
2 FAMILY. 4 rooms down; low gas
bills, full basement, nice yard.
GL. l-7963
1 ROOMS and private bath, second
floor: gas furnace. automatic hot
water tank; available at once. 80l
Wayside, KE. 1-7855.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-02-15
South Africa Featured
In Exchange Club Film

The Union Of South Afric;
is the fourth in this years
travel and adventure series of
the Euclid Exchange Club next
Tuesday evening, Feb. goth, at
8:15 p. m. in Euclid Shore Jun
ior High Auditorium, at Bah
bitt Road and East 222nd St.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-02-15

accessories, finest made
reasonable price; venetian blinds.
window shades, traverse rods.
aluminium storm windows. doors.
aluminium outside awnings, door
canopies, folding doors, iron stair
rails. venetian blind repair serv-
ice, everything sold installed; es-
tablished 1913. Rudy Nagode,
". 1864, 8 a. m. to 9 %. m.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-02-15
MISCELLANEOUS

REBUILT radiators for all cars.
installed while-u-wait. Lakeview
Auto Radiator, 1887 Lakeview rd.,
at Euclid. East Cleveland.
OF 1-I1e5
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-02-15

REDUCING machine. Stauffer magic
couch, used very little, reasonable.
MU. 1-8424.
TWO 7.lUx15 tires. tubes and wheels
for Pontiac, 1850 to 1856, all for
Sl3. KE. 1851.
LIVING room furniture, drapes, "a
inch girls bicycle. EV. 1-8304
after 4 pm.
never uncrated. 6 fix
it.. inch thermopane sliding
door and screens, all framing and
accessories included. 53l-4858,
after pm.
Walton Cold Steam,
add to furnace type, brand new,
in carton, regular S12995. 1st $50
takes it. 788 East 185th.
". 6-2583.
RELAXACIZOR, spot reducing ap-
paratus, almost new. cost over
200, sell. SIS. RE. l-2567.
: rAINLESS steel bird cage, stand,
s6; White air pump, model so, $40;
aquarium, 10 gal. and accessories,
IS. Gil. 1-7l82.
t DC to AC Converters, best offer,
Call 45l-8472.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-02-15

EUCLID-Noble area, 1852 Gran
than. 6 rooms up. Nv. S-4797.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-02-15

SANA Bleach washing fluid deliv-
cred 40c gallon. gallons S1.4O;
Eagle Stamps. EV. 1-0843.
LINOLEUM and tile at reduced
prices; see US before you buy
]. Berger, 805 East l85th st.
BASEMENT storm windows. alumni
mum combination, made to order
any size; reasonable. Rudy Ma
gode, w. 1864.
DOOR canopies, Reynolds alumni
mum, front or side doors; rea-
sonable. installed or delivered
Rudy Nagode. ". l-696i
OUR Engagement and Wedding
Book The Bride Book. Guest
Book, Baby Book. at The SCOOP
8l4 East l52nd st.
MAILING envelopes for photo
graphs, all sizes. Harry Flynn Stu
dio. 1896 st. Clair. w. $3.50.
SEE your friends bridal portraits
and candids in our new window
display. Harry Flynn Studio, 1906
st. Clair.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-02-15

1 ssssssssssssss sssssssssssssssssssssss
FOR RENT...UNFURNISHED
HOUSES & APARTMENTS
REYBURN rd.: S rooms up. garage
S85. w. 1-0965.
5 ROOMS. 2 bedrooms, gas heat,
Shaw-Hayden area, East Cleve-
| land schools, parking, SIS.
MA. 1880 or EV. 2-0039.
COLT rd.. pleasant S rooms, up.
garage, reasonable, near bus and
stores. UL. 1-1093.
ROOM apartment, 2O07O Lake
Shore blvd, S85. RE. 1-55l5.
EAST Cleveland; 3 bedroom single.
big yard. white, S120 month.
UL. 1887.
754 EAST l28th ST.. 5 beautiful
rooms up. gas furnace. garage.
YE. 2-9680 or GIL. 1-29l3.
5 ROOMS up. redecorated; 1867
Blenheim rd.
NOBLE-Green area, rooms. bath
close to bus and stores. $50. After
s pm. KE. 1-1l53 or 942-5860.
EAST Cleveland, off Shaw. free
rent to March 1st, modern 4. tile
bath, appliances, SIS. TU. 1894
after pm.
5 ROOMS, 2nd floor, gas furnace;
clean; white. 1886 East 149th st.
PO 1-708l.
EAST Cleveland, rooms on 3rd. in
sulated. storm windows, front and
back entrances, $40. PO. 1-148l
ROOMS and bath. downstirs, quiet
adult couple. no pets, 382 East
165th. ". 1-5244
EAST Cleveland, 1890 East 133rd.
4 rooms up, S65.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-02-15
TELEVISIONS

u INCH, S25; II inch. $40: recon
ditioned: guaranteed, exchange
no down payment. Western Auto
Dealer, 1920 Euclid ave-,
GIL. l-Al1
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-02-15

Ianeous. 791-l125.
SNOW thrower. new Storm King
self propelled, 3-h.p. Briggs-Strat-
ton engine. ruggedly built. no Slip
page. 20-inch tread. snow chute
right or left, S159 95. Reno's Now
er Service, 1922 East Spaulding
Willoughby. VIII. 6-2682 evenings
ELIMINATE winters high heating
bills. drafts, window condensa-
ton: order aluminium storm
windows now. Rudy Nagode.
w 1-G961
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-02-15
WANTED TO RENT

YOUNG executive and school teach
er wife desire 2-3 bedroom ranch
home overlooking lake. between
Euclid and Timberlake; will
strongly consider land contract
purchase. Call VIII. 1885 be-
tween ST p. m. only.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-02-15

THREE-way sink; table and chairs;
lunch counter; refrigerator; stove;
grill; pop cooler, other miscel-
laneOus. 791-l125.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-08-09
Janice L. Croce

Janice Lee Groce died at the
age Of - Of cystic fibrosis at
Children's Hospital on July %.
Services were held July 26 at
the Lee Funeral Home, with
burial in Fl. Lincoln Cemetery.
Born in Washington, she lived
in Chevy Chase for six years.
She attended Somerset Elemen-
tary and Western Jr. High
Schools. She was interested in
French and music, and was a
student of piano.
Janice was member of a
travelling Junior wIin g
League, and she belonged to the
Metropolitan Methodist Church.
Her brother Robert E. bud
dy) died at age II of the same
disease.
Janice is survived by her par
ents of the same address, 1929
Surrey Place, Chevy Chase.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-08-09
B. A. Burroughs

Benjamin A. Burroughs S,
World War ii recipient of the
Purple Heart and Bronze Star,
died July % of cancer at the
National Institute of Health. He
was Al He was living at TIP
Maple Ave, Rockville.
A salesman for Propane Gas
Co, Jacksonville, Fla, Mr.. Bur-
roughs had previously been a
salesman with Hicks Chevrolet
of Washington, and with Rock
mont Chevrolet of Rockville.
Born in Montgomery County,
Mr.. Burroughs commanded a
rifle unit of the 18th Division
during the War. He also re-
ceived the European African
Eastern Service Medal.
He served as a captain in the
Maryland National Guard Unit
at Kensington until 1852 when
he received his medical dis.
charge. He was a member of
the American Legion Post s..
He is survived by his wife
Isabelle, and his father Benja-
min A. both of the home ad-
dress; two daughters, Gage and
June Ray Of Washington Grove;
a step-daughter, Nancy Buffing.
ton of Union Bridge; two sisters,
Mrs. Julia Bremerman of TOT
Maple Ave, Rockville, and Mrs.
Alice Marie Ricketts, Of 626 Ed
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-08-09
DR.. Peoples Says
Breakdown on Housing
Is Still Long Way Off

Enforcement of the coun-
tvs new housing hygiene
code, set to get under way
August Is, will be delayed
until early fall for admin
strative rea sons, County
Health Officer William ].
Peoples disclosed this week.
Although preliminary surveys
of substandard housing have
been completed, DIR. Peoples
said, block-by-block inspection
of homesites must await COM
pletion of a special five-week
training program planned for
county personnel who will make
the checks.
Final recommendations from
a special committee appointed
by the County Council to study
means of implementing the new
ordinance also are still forth.
coming, Peoples added.
So far, he added, his depart
ment has finished a survey of
census tracts which has pin
pointed areas of deteriorated
housing and those not meeting
the exceptionally high" county
standard.
He disclosed that though
about four per cent of the coun-
TVS housing is in substandard
structures, his department is
mot going to worry too much
about the worst ones"
These we could condemn,
but where would we put the
peOple?" he asked, indicating
county officials, will be more
interested in preventing run
down properties from going
completely on the skids than
In salvaging the hopeless
ones.
"In most really dillapidated
dwellings, the occupants rent"
he pointed out, "and there's a
serious question whether their
owners will want to spend the
money to rehabilitate them"
II there Is any hope for the
buildings and the owners re-
fuse to put them into sound
condition, Of course, they will
be subject to penalties under
the ordinance, Peoples said.
The new housing code makes
a number of sanitary measures
= including flush toilets =
mandatory in dwelling units for
the first time.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-08-09
HI. r. Thompson

Hugh p. Thompson, Rockville
resident for Sc years, died sud-
denly on July % while vacation
ing with his wife at Wayside
Inn, Middletown, Va. Burial was
held at the cemetery in his ma
tive town of Hillsboro, Va. fol-
lowing services at the Pumph-
rey Funeral Home in Rockville.
PaIlbears were his cousins, Rus
sell, Lawrence, and Allan
Thompson, Edwin Neer, Emory
Plaster, and Thurston Potts.
He was graduated from high
school in Rockville, and from
the Woods Commercial College
in the District. He worked for
the government for % years
holding positions in the District
Water Department, the Mont
gomery County Motor Co., in
Rockville, and the Home Own
ers Loan Agency. He was en-
ployed for 16 years as supply
specialist in the office of the
Quarter Master General, and
was retired in 1859.
Mr.. Thompson was an active
member of the Rockville Meth
odist Church which he Joined
in 1903. He served as secretary
treasurer and at the time of his
death was a Trustee and a MEM
Der of the Official Board, and
the Mems Bible Class and the
Methodist Mems Club.
He was active in many Rock
vile organizations. He was a
member of the Lions Club, a
past master of Montgomery
Lodge 1875 of the Masonic Order,
and a past patron of Montgom-
cry Chapter SO Order of the
Eastern Star. He was a Life
Member of both the American
Legion and the Shriners Hos
pital for Crippled Children. In
addition, Mr.. Thompson belong
ed to the Boumai Temple of the
Shrine, Baltimore, and of the
Scottish Rite body In Blooms
burg, Pa.
He was married to the former
Lee Athey of Darnestown on
August 8, 1917, and they resided
continuously at Is Wall Street.
His widow is his sole survivor.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-08-09
Deaths

BLOMQUIsT, CAROL JANE, Of 1924
DEATH NOTICES
Crossways Road. Rockville, on july 20
Burial al Parklawn Cemetery
CHASE, leila ELIZABETH, Of 35l5
Briggs CLANCY Road. Silver Spring, on
July q. Burial private.
COOPER, PHRANIA RACHEL. OF
134O0 Columbia Road. Silver Spring. on
August. Burial In Harrisville. W. Va
FORSYTH, DIR. JAMES HOWELL, Jr..
of 1902 Manchester Drive. Silver Spring
on July 81. Burial in Grace Episcopal
Church Cemetery.
GOWANs, MARGARET NJ, Of 1000
RrennOn Lane. Chevy Chase, on Julv
81 Burial In Mt. Oliyet Cemetery.
HOLLOWAY, KEITH, OF Gill Allie
qheny Ave, Takoma Park, on July 30.
HUTCHINSON, BENJAMIN +. (Hutehl
NJ s10s New Hampshire Ave. silver
Spring, on July q. Burial In Washing
ton National Cemetery.
MCCARTHY, JOHN NICHOLAS, OF
Gaithersburg. on July %. Burial in st.
Rose Cemetery.
I04O4 Brunswick Ave, Silver Spring, on
July 20. Burial in Cedar Hill Cemetery.
ONsLOW, BARBARA BRINK, of 471O
Langdrum Lane, Chevy Chase, on August
/. Burial in private
PETERS, LOIS MAE, Of 4402 Garrett
Park Road, Silver Spring. on July %.
Burial in Clarified, Pa.
WEST, ALICE MARIE Of 2O07 Page
brook Road, Silver Spring. on July Is.
Burial in George Washington Cemetery.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-08-09
DIR. F. A. Martinez

Requiem mass was heard at
Our Lady of Lourdes Catholic
Church for DR.. Fflipe A. Mar
tinez, associate professor of
anatomy at Georgetown Uni
versity Medical School for Is
years and past president of the
Pan-Ameircan Medical Associa-
ton. DR.. Martinez, go, died at
his home, 1927 Overhill Road,
Bethesda, on August 4 after a
long illness. He was buried In
Gate of Heaven Cemetery.
A native of Cuba, DR.. Marti-
neZ cared for several Cuban
ambassadors here before 1850
and received a decoration from
the Cuban Government for his
work.
DR.. Martinez came to this
country in 1914, and was gradu-
ated from Manhattan College in
New York. He was also gradu-
ated from the Georgetown Uni
versity Medical School. He be-
came a naturalized citizen In
1889.
AS a specialist in internation-
al medicine, DR.. Martinez pub
lished several papers in both
Spanish and English, among
them The contributions of
Spain to Medicine"
He was awarded the Cuban
Order of Merit of Carlos Finlay
in 1855 for his work in anatomy.
The award is given in memory
of the Cuban physician who dis
covered the mosquito to be the
carrier of yellow fever.
DR.. Martinez was an amateur
painter, and won several medals
and ribbons for his work ex-
hibited here and in Chicago. His
other hobby was collecting med.
ical stamps.
He belonged to the Interna-
tional Medical Society, the
American Medical Association,
and the Southern Medical Asso-
citation.
He leaves his wife, Marguerite,
a son, Philip j., a daughter,
Andrea Mary Cooper, all of the
family address. He also leaves
a daughter, Marguerite Cregger
OF 1917 Halsey ST, Kensington.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-08-09
Joseph Wesley, Sr.

Joseph Wesley, ST., died July
"a of injuries resulting from a
fall down an elevator shaft in
the building he was working on
in Washington, DC. He was 90.
Services and burial were held in
Elmhurst, NY.
Born in New York City, he
moved to Montgomery County
six years ago. He was employ
ed at that time by the Otis Ele-
vator Co., and was working for
them on the new House Office
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-08-09

An effective housing hygiene
code is required as a basis for
qualifying for Federal assist.
ance in any urban renewal pro.
gram planned by the county.
We're going to put our eff.
forts into houses that can be
rehabilitated with relatively
small cost" Peoples went on.
There is considerable housing
in the county on the downhill
grade, through not being main.
tanned. Unless preventive meas.
ures are taken, they will even.
tually degrade to a very poor
type of facility"
He said preliminary surveys
have shown that while the
most pOpulOus areas of the
county are relatively clear"
Of any housing defects, sore
spots have shown up In such
high-type communities as Be-
thesda.
Areas around Ashton, Seven
Locks I'd. and the Lyttonsville
incinerator bear the most look
ing into right now" the health
officer disclosed.
DR.. Peoples said the biggest
factor in substandard housing
in this county is overcrowding.
Any residence housing over 1.01
persons per room, he explained,
is considered overcrowded.
He stressed that the county
has no intention of causing
hardship" to people now living
in under unhygienic conditions
and that its program will be
one more of prevention than
eviction"
I'VE just don't want three
times as many problem areas
as we have now to show UP ten
years from now" he com.
mented.
Were not going to start
right off and run everybody out
of his house just because the
law says we can do it now. We
hope to have a lot of commun-
ity education and acceptance to
go before such drastic meas
ures."
The new code establishes
minimum standards for basic
equipment and facilities used
for sleeping, cooking, eating,
bathing, heat, light, ventilation
and electricity. Screening is re-
quired for the first time during
portions of the year.
Also set forth are strict reg.
ulations on plumbing and
sanitary facilities and garbage
and trash disposal.
Penalty to comply with the
regulations can be as high as
a 500 fine and 30 days in Jail,
for each day of proven VIOLA
ton.
Only exceptions to immediate
compliance with the law have
been granted to existing farm
and farm tenant houses, for
whom the deadline was extend
ed to July 1, 1866, to homes
whose occupants could not af-
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-08-09

ford other adequate housing IL
their residences were condemn
ed, and to cases where COM
pliance would mean extreme
hardship"
In the second exception.
dwellings, are to be brought to
as sanitary and healthful con-
dition as circumstances permit"
with the county assisting &C.
cupants in finding relocation
housing.
For hardship cases where
there is no Immediate and pres
ent danger" to the health of
occupants or neighbors, the
county is authorized to waive
compliance "for a reasonable
time" to allow the home to be
brought up to standard.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-08-09
Al Beef Sale
Set Aug. "a
At Ag. Center

The County All Beef Club
will hold its annual show and
sale Friday, Aug. "a at the Pa.
vllion of the Agricultural Cen.
ter, Gaithersburg.
The show will get under way
at $50 and the auction sale is
set for 9 pm. About 40 grain
fed steers raised by All and
Future Farmers of America
members will be shown and auc-
toned off to the highest bid.
ders. Animals may be seen in
Barn No. 10. Angus, Herefords,
Santa Gertrudis, and Shorthorns
are included.
Animals purchased at the auc-
ton will be delivered a reason
able distance at no additional
charge. Local slaughter houses
are equipped to handle the kill
ing, aging, packaging and freez-
ing of the beef.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-08-09
w. Frank Burrows

Services were held July 30 at
the Bethesda Humphrey Funer-
al Home for w. Frank Bur-
rows, a veteran hotel supply
businessman and one of the
pioneers in the old Washington
Rapid Transit Co. Burial fol-
lowed in Mount Olivet Gene
terry. The "a year old business
man died July 81 in his home,
7116 Glenbrook Road, Bethesda.
He was born in Washington
but lived In the Bethesda home
for the last 20 years.
An ardent sportsman, Mr..
Burroughs was at one time the
trapshooting champion of the
District, Maryland and Virginia,
and won many trophies for his
craftsmanship. He also won a
great deal with the Thorough
bred horses and dogs which he
raised and exhibited.
He was a member Of the
Washington Gun Club, National
Capital Field Trial Club, Ma
tional Capital Ski Club, the
Manor Club, Kenwood Golf and
Country Club, and the Congress
sional Country Club.
Mr.. Burrows was president
of the National Hotel Supply
Co., Inc, which he organized so
years ago and which still serves
many of the original customers.
He is survived by his daugh-
ter, Miss Mary Mildred Burrows
of the home address; his son,
Joseph, Of Goshen; his grand
son, and two great grandsons.
He also leaves a sister.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-08-09
Religious Affairs
Baptists Hold
Retreat At
Hill House

The Georgia Avenue Baptists
held prayer retreat on Aug. 3
at Hill House. Their guest
speaker was Mrs. G. w. Stro-
Their. a retired missionary who
is now wife Of the Ashton Bap.
tist pastor.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-08-09

monston Drive. Rockville; two
brothers, Heath of 1872 Grandin
Ave. Rockville, and Robert of
Tampa, Fla.
Services were held Monday,
July 80, from Tyson Wheeler
Funeral Home in Rockville, with
the Rev. Cromwell officiating.
Burial was in Parklawn Gene
terry.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-08-09

The Women's Missionary So
ciety Of the First Baptist Church
of Rockville win hold their an
nual Christmas in August" on
Aug. - at s Pm. at the church.
The Women will bring gifts to
be sent to the missionaries to be
used next Christmas.