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Evening star., 1962-05-16
Poodle Clipping

To Mrs. H. B. D., CheUy Chase
Mrs. c. E. R., Adelphi
OF course you can clip your
toy poodle yourself, and he.
Cor she) will come to love
his grooming periods.
THE Poodle Chart" by
Evening star., 1962-05-16
Cool and refresh
your FURS
on q summer vacation
IFIU
at JELLEFF'S

Before being pIoeed in cold
Storage Voults on our premises
eoch oornent is carefully ex-
omined, fumieoted, ond air.
blown. II you wish TO have
your fur cIeoned, repaired, or
restyIed while it is in our sofe-
keeping, we sholl eIodfy fum-
ish on estimote without OBJ
liootion on your port. =
JeIIeff Fur Storooe VouIts at
F Street IRE. 7-63ool and
Silver Spring tyu. S-73oo).
Or bring your furs TO any
Jelleff branch store
Evening star., 1962-05-16
Bright White

DeudS the incest KIND OF fIurteFeTs!
Their frosty wheness lights up your eyes, your foce, your
whole look Wear fashion and fancy dictote in single
multi strands long short lengths strung with
god-finish beods cnystos in vored shapes,
boroque eoed spheFod Choose from Treasure trove
Bright White Beod Necklaces, 81 to SIS
Eorrines to motch, 81 to S5
plus atox
Evening star., 1962-05-16
Hiqh Protein

Mrs. a. W. B., BnrtonSpiHe
Some time ago my doctor
suggested that I go on a high
protein diet. but had few real
suggestions on what to eat.
He mentioned meats and
Evening star., 1962-05-16
Both Mat

quotation.
Evening star., 1962-05-16

CT am Sir Oracle, and when
I ope my mouth, let no dog
bark"). I deeply appreciate
all the help in locating this
quotation
Evening star., 1962-05-16

Mrs. A. C. p, Washington
Some time ago a woman
asked how to clean plastic
shower curtains. I suggest
that she put them in the
washing machine along with
Evening star., 1962-05-16
READERS
CLEARING HOUSE
Grey Spires of Oxford
Mrs. H. @. L.. Washington

Once more am appealing for help in identity
ing poem first heard during World War l. The
title of it comes to my mind ''The Grey Spires Of
Oxford" and I believe that Rupert Brooke is the
author, though I'm not sure.
The poem relates the story of students at Ok
Evening star., 1962-05-16
Here's How

Readers Clearing House is con-
Quoted ENTIRELY THROUGH THE
MAIL es q pubIic-seriee exehonse
Of IDEAS between oreo reoderx The
Stor eanaot oeeept phone coils per-
toinias 10 This column. All letters
must bear the writer's full nome and
address. No advertising is printed.
Evening star., 1962-05-16
Bross Bose
N. @. Bethesda

N. O., Bethesda
Does anyone know of q
place in the area where you
can have the base Of a lamp
"re-brassed"? Your help in
this will be appreciated.
Evening star., 1962-05-16
Summertime IS G0-Places" Tim

Have fun All JeIIeff stores open tomorrow night,
reody to help you make ready with cool, pretty,
troveIhoppy fashions and peppy Poycothes for surf,
sand and sum-
Evening star., 1962-08-26

q THE FLINTST0NES.
Animated cartoons. "kIeptomaniac
Caper." Ignorant of Wilmas rummaqe
sale collecting, Fred calls police when he
discovers his closet ransacked (Repeat)
q ROUTE 66.
Adventure. / Hour A Hungarian refugee
tJack Warden) arrives in this country
and learns that his wife has made
contract for him to work for promoter
who is in love with her. Signe Hasso and
Joe de SAINTS are featured (RepeatJ
900 q CAPITAL MOVIE.
Hours Swamp Water" le4l Dana
Andrews and Walter Huston
q II SUNSET STRIP.
Mystery l Hour "The Diplomatic
caper." Stu tEfrem Zimbaist, JrJ tries
to prevent foreign agents from using
diplomats daughter in a bIackmail
scheme. Carolyn Craig is featured
tRepeat)
$50 q SPECIAL FOR WOMEN.
Public Affairs. l Hour "The Problem
Child" ama-documentary about an
unruly defiant child and the troubled
parents who are trying to cope with him
Oarren McGavin Simon Oakland and
Norma Crane star. (RepeatJ
q FATHER OF THE BRIDE.
Comedy. Leon Ames stars (Repeatl
1000 a TARGET: THE c0RRUPT0RS.
Crime. l Hour. Marino tStephen Nc
NaIIy) probes the forces behind young
singers tDean Jones) rapid rise to fame
Harold J. Stone is featured tRepeatl
q THE TWILIGHT ZONE.
Drama. "A Hundred Yards Over the
Rim" The weary leader of covered
wagon party. having only a fragment Of
his dream Of promised land left
suddenly discovers himself in a new
world Cliff Robertson stars. (Repeat)
Ishineton. D. C.. August rs. 1862
Evening star., 1962-08-26
$50 N RoBT. IAYLoRs pETEcTNEs.

Crime. l Hour. Might Boat" A psychotic
killer tScott Marlcwe) eludes a police
dragnet and boards an evening excursion
steamer to hunt for a victim. (Repeat.)
q SPEEDWAY INTERNATIONAL.
Sports Manhattan Runaround." All
classes-big boat raee-with New York
as backdrop.
n The ElINISInNES
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-13
NEW! MAGNETIC
PLAYING CARDS
WON'T BLOW AWAY
WHEN PLAYING
OUTDOORS
5.98
complete with board

complete with board
B. Why didn't someone
think of this before! An
absolutely perfect ideo for
breezesWePt beaches, parks,
porches =. ideal for boats,
cars, trains in motion
the right gift for those con-
fined to bed. King Magnetic
Playing Cards shuttle, deal
and handle like ordinary
playing cords, but Killing" to
the playing board equipped
with "a concealed Permon-
ent magnets. Cords ore
pIostic-cooted for longer
wear.
BIB. Extra Deck of Cards, So
The Heeht co.-Stotionev-
All S Stores
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-13
HANDS OFF!
transformed
telephone 0mpljfer
let's you talk or listen
without holding phone
Q. %

A. ToIk or listen away from your phone. Simply rest
your telephone receiver the ompifie groove Of this
marvellous eIectronc DEVICE adjust volume and toIk any,
where in the your hands free! Toke notes
carry on meeting with out-of-town contacts by
telephone at home, you feed the boby, prepare
dinner and carry on conversation at me some tme
Fully tronsstorized no tubes, no bulky boxes no
pue-in electricity extensions needed Fits any model
phone. Operates on single inexpensive 9-voIt bat
terry. Your ompIifier comes in black or Nor-com-
pIete with battery.
The Heeht co-Soioney- Downtown Silver Spring,
PARKngton, Prince Georges Plaza, NARROW Heights
The Adak sun., 1962-08-27
, HOAX, SUN
! 1FAREhT ELL

FAREWELL
 H. T. DAVIS, YN1 who was the editor of this paper, The ldak Sun, for 8 good many months left Adak with his family this past Saturday.
 It M2s with much regret that we had to day goodbye. Dave is responsible for making the Adak Sun the outstanding service paper that it has been.
 We are sure that the entire populat tion of Adak is sad to sec the Iavisl leave. the Navy Exchange and was we'll known on the is1and.
 The present Staff of the Adak Sun bids the Davis farewell from all hands on A Adako The Davis' arc going to Washington. D. c. for duty and are sad to leave Adak.
 The Davis' were not due to leave the island until October and it is with our deepest regret that must inform our readers Of. the reason for their early departure.
 MT. Davis Senior passed away last week and the Davis are leaving carly in order to spend some time at home prior to reporting to their next duty station.
 The Staff of the Sun and I am sure, all hands on Adalz, extend their deepest sympathy to the Davis' at this time Of sadness.
 Ne all thank Dave for his many efforts in making Adak more pleasent duty station. and wish him and his family a happy and successful tour of duty at his next duty station.
The Adak sun., 1962-08-27

So1 Ao-1 oue' -aLl' 4A4AAA f4ITH SCiCOL STUDENT, :: llz. lr1go4l, Adok, School Superinten- dent, vi Il be holding class schedule conferences for high school students on Monday, August 27; Tuesday, August 28 at the school. Monday August 27. at 800 A.M. all 9th grade students whose Ia st name be gins with 4 through L. Monday August 27 at 400 PM. all 9th grade students whose last name be gins with M. Through Z. Tuesday August 28 at 800 All. all 10th grade students tuesday August 28 at LOO P.M. all llth and 18th grade students. School Office is open for information and registration purposes from: 9:OO-l2:OO A.M., l:OO-3:OO .P.M., Monday through Friday.
  MEETING ADtAK SPORTSMAN CLUB: Monday 27 August 1869 at lq3O all members and guests are cordially invited.
  FLET CHER LIBRARY NEIJs It come but once 8 year, and here it is again. Inventory.
 The Library will be closed from 27 August through 31 August 1862.
 All books due before 27 August should be returned. Books due 27 to 3l August may be returned when the library re- opens, or dropped through the slot in the door.
 The Library will reopen at 100 P.M. September 1862. FOUND IN LIBRARY: Girls purse. Owner may collect by describing purse and contents.
Evening star., 1962-04-29

Alexandra
GEORGES
1929 King ST.
TODO'S
1877 North Pitt ST.
Arlington
GLEBE RADIO
Lee Highway & GIebe Road
S. KANN'S SONS CO.
N. Fairfax & Kirkwood St.
L&F HOME APPLIANCE, INC.
3167 Wilson Blvd.
MILITARY PERSONNEL BUYING
SERVICE, INC.
3409 Columbia Pike
SLATTERY'S
6409 Arlington Blvd.
ToDD'S
Wilson Blvd at Stuart ST.
Clarendon
GEORGES
3t85-e5 Wilson Blvd.
Evening star., 1962-04-29

Falls Church
AARON'S, INC.
440 So. Washington ST.
GEORGES
416 Washington ST.
WOODWARD & LOTHROP
Corners Shopping Center
Telephone: 7S3-760O
ShiTlington
LANSBUR0H'S
2a0o S. Randolph ST.
IN MARYLAND
Bethesda
GEM STORES, INC. (Members OnlD
Rockville Pike q Nicholson Lane
Chevy Chase
WOODWARD & LOTHROP
Wisconsin and Western AYES.
Telephone: 783- 1900
Evening star., 1962-04-29

Gift Certificate Value OF Normal
Local Pdces-Super MiSette-the
portable mixer that won I stall in heav-
lest batters. Thumb-tip 3-speed con.
troll and beater eiector Extra large
beaters. detachable cord. In white,
yellow, pink or turquoise. Model 70.
Evening star., 1962-04-29

IN Gift Certificate Value OFT Normal
" Local PTices-The deluxe food mixer
that rings chime when mixing done
10 mixing speeds. exclusive bowl con.
troll. Cleaning chrome. stainless steel
bowls. ($2 Certificate Value for white
with Pyrex bowis) Model K.
Evening star., 1962-04-29

District Heights
TOOO'S
Marlboro Pike
HyattsVilIe
GEM STORES, INC. members Onyi-:
ChilIum & Queens Chapel Roads
Langley Park
LANSBURGHS
New Hampshire Ave. q University Blvd.
Silver Spring
SLATTERYS
1850 Ripley ST.
ToOD'S
e62 Wayne Ave.
Wheaton
L&F HOME APPLIANCE CO.. INC.
1920 Georgia Ave.
WOODWARD & LOTHROP
Wheaton Plaza Shopping Center
Telephone 793- 1900
Evening star., 1962-04-29

(Mfl1 Git Certificate Value OF Normal Local Prices
&VV Only Hamilton Beach has the Food Con-
u Veter-the three in -one electric appliance
that pnnds meat. makes salads opens cans.
Attachments slip on in seconds. ($2 Ger.
ttcate Value for power unit with only one
dttachment.
Evening star., 1962-04-29
S Hamilton %@S

LANSBURGHS
7th, 9Th & Sts., NV.
SLATTERY'S
28to Alabama Ave, Sc.
SLATTERY'S
43C9 Wisconsin Ave, NV.
STAR RADIO, TV & APPL., INC.
421-toth ST., NV.
ToDO'S
nth and Sts., NV.
WILLIE WILSON, INC.
925 ST., NV.
WOODWARD 4 LOTHROP
t1th and 6 Streets, NV.
Telephone: 7837600
IN VIRGINIA
Alexandria
GEM STORES, INC. members Only
Duke and Pickett SITS.
Evening star., 1962-04-29

Washington, DC.
A-A APPLIANCE
1914 Georgia Ave.
OOWD'S, INC.
44t6 Connecticut Ave, NV.
ELECTRICAL CENTER
ala Tenth Street, NV.
GEORGES
816 ST.. NV
GEORGES
2135 Queens Chapel Road
IRVING'S SALES
935 II Street, NV.
S. kANN'S SONS CO.
9th & Market Space, NV.
KEEGAN'S APPLIANCES
4584 Macarthur Blvd.
LGF HOME APPLIANCE, INC.
908-1tth ST., NV.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-03-06
Real Estate
Office Opens

Dade Realty Corporation has
opened new offices on the street
floor of the American National
Bank Building, SOL Georgia
ave., Silver Spring.
The firms announced policy
will be to offer professional real
estate service in residential
housing, property management
and land, commercial and in
vestment properties with en-
phasis on syndication.
Claude Wood, a Silver Spring
Wheaton realtor for IL years,
will direct the operations of the
residential department, includ-
ing brokerage and new house
projects.
Calvin o. Vowel, longtime
resident and businessman in the
Bethesda-Rockville area, will
lend his eight years of expert
ence in land sales to the direc-
ton of the commercial-invest-
ment properties, land and leas-
ing department.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-03-06
Cast Announced
For New Play

Casting has been completed
for the third play of the Mont.
gomery Players current season,
Christopher Fry's 1.-THE Lady's
Not for Burning"
The cast for the production,
which will be shown at Leland
Junior High School on April q
and %, includes: Thomas, AL
Coleman; Jennet, Emily Grow.
ley; Nicholas, Bernard Miller;
Humphrey, Bob Iron; Alizon,
Catherine Garnet; Richard, Bill
Coltellaro; Tappercoom, Chuck
Roberts; Tyson, Bruce Davis;
Chaplain, Harris Liechti; Mar.
garet, May Leisinger; and Mat.
thew Skips, Norman Engelman.
The well-known local direc-
tor, Frances Spruce, lists her
production staff as Catherine
Bachman, Hillary Knapp, Larry
Filson and Helen Heard. Don
Culver is designing the set.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-03-06
Wheaton Woods School
Celebrates 10th Year

Wheaton Woods Elementary
School will celebrate both its
tenth year of existence and
Teacher Recognition Month at
the March 6 P-TA. meeting at
500 pm. in the all-purpose
room of the school.
Former students and parents
of former students are invited
to attend.
A narration of the schools his.
tory will be interspersed with
timely photographs and songs
by the sixth grade chorus.
T. Owen Knight, director of
Pupil Personnel for Montgom-
cry County, will present Miss
Mabel Baird, principal of the
school, with a life membership
in the Maryland Congress of
Parents and Teachers.
Mrs. Charlotte Kane and Mr..
James Taliaferro, sixth grade
teachers, will receive five-year
pins for their length of service
nj Montgomery County.
To commemorate the schools
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-03-06
State Tags
Now on Sale
By County

Maryland 1862 auto IL
cense plates are now on sale
at the Montgomery County
Office Building in Rockville
from 8:15 am. to 5. pm.
Monday through Friday dur
ing March, according to
county officials announced
today. This will be the only
location in the county where
Maryland tags may be pur-
chased.
The cashiers office in the
County Office Building will also
be open the last two Saturday
mornings of the month-March
"a and 31-from 8 am. to / pm.
Applicants must bring with
them UCJ-1 forms from their
automobile insurance company
in order to obtain tags at the
regular fee. Uninsured appli-
cants must pay $32 additional at
the time of plate purchase, to
comply with the states Unsatis-
fled Claim and Judgment Fund
law.
Standard license fees for auto
mobiles weighing less than 300
pounds is SIS plus a 15-cent
service fee. Vehicles weighing
over 300 pounds require a
license fee of $23.15.
The county will accept checks
payable to Montgomery County,
Maryland, through March 20,
after which cash must be paid
for licenses. Tags may be at
tached at any time after pur-
chase, but must be on vehicles
by April l, according to State
law.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-03-06
School Plan
Discussion Set
On March Is

Discussion of a reorganization
plan for the Montgomery Coun-
ty County school systems will
be held at 8 pm. March Is in
the Educational Services Center
auditorium.
The Board of Education has
invited interested members of
civic and P-TA., groups; the
meeting also will be open to the
public.
School Supt. c. Taylor Whit
tier will present a plan aimed
at simplifying administration
of the schools. Board members
have approved the reorganiza-
ton in principle and voted funds
for initial steps in the 1929
operating budget.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-03-06
Grace Methodist
Church Schedules
Lenten Services

Grace Methodist Church of
Gaithersburg will begin spe.
cial series of Lenten worship
services at 7:30 pm. Wednes-
day, March Z, in the church
sanctuary.
Services to be conducted by
the Rev. Andrew Leigh Gum,
pastor, will be on the following
subjects:
March 7-"What Lent Means
to Protestants"
March Faith Can Heal
Your Sickness"
March pa Better World
Begins With Me"
April 4-"Christ's Love and
Our Faith"
April 11-"Man's Need and
Gods Action"
The Reverend Custer Crom-
well, pastor of Rockville Meth
odist Church, will bring the
message on March 81 at 7:30
pm.
The special services are open
to the public.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-03-06
Mrs. Solomon
Makes Central
Committee Bid

Doris Solomon of Silver
Spring, who has long been
active in county political and
civic affairs, made her first
bid for public office last
week by filing for the Demo-
cratic State Central Com
mittee.
Her filing completes the State
Central Committee slate run
ming on the ee-Mahoney-Bar-
rick-Sickles ticket. Other candi-
dates are Mrs. James H. Mann,
Frank L. Hewitt and incum-
bents William Wheeler, Ray
Murphy, Warren Browning and
Mrs. William C. Carpenter.
Mrs. Solomon is vice-president
of the Young Democratic Club
in Montgomery County and the
executive secretary of tn e
Young Democratic Clubs of
Maryland.
She was coordinator of the
Dollars for Democrats" drive
in 1859, when the county placed
second in the nation, and man.
aged John r. Foley's successful
campaign for Congress in 1858
a victory which gave the
Democrats their first 9th Dis
trict Congressional seat in 16
years.
Among her other political
activities, Mrs. Solomon is ac-
tive in the Kensington-Wheaton,
Women's S suburban, Silver
Spring Women's and Western
Suburban Democratic Clubs.
She is a member of the Allied
Civic Group, the Mental Health
Association, Montgomery Coun-
ty League of Women Voters
and Hadassah. In 1861, she was
area chairman of the March OF
Dimes.
She is the wife of Silver
Spring blu s inessman Stanley
Solomon and the mother of two
sons.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-03-06
Attends Convention

Don Mcintyre, owner of Rent
tails Unlimited, Inc, of Rock
vile, attended the American
Rentals Associations annual
convention in Chicago la t
weekend. The convention fea-
tured exhibits of rental equip
ment ranging from champagne
glasses to wheel chairs and
tractors.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-03-06
Last Rites Today
For Alan Evelyn

Funeral services will be held
at 10 am. today, March 6, for
Alan E. Evelyn, at the Bethesda
Chevy Chase Funeral Home of
Robert A. Humphrey. Interment
will be in Parklawn Cemetery.
Mr.. Evelyn, who lived at 1929
Pooks Hill I'd, Bethesda, died
March 3 at Suburban Hospital
following a long illness.
He is survived by his wife,
Rose, a son, Alan L.; two daugh-
tiers. Mrs. Dorothy E. Rosin of
Bethesda, and Mrs. Margaret
Burke; two brothers, John Ev-
elyn of British West Indies and
Roland Evelyn of Brooklyn, N.
Y, and a sister, Miss Emily
Evelyn of Trinidad. Four grand
children also survive.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-03-06
Funeral Held
For Mrs. Ray

Funeral services were held
this week for Mrs. Margaret
Hodges Ray, Is, a member
of one of the county's oldest
families who died last week
end at her home, LOG Hodges
Ia, Takoma Park. Burial
was in Glenwood Cemetery.
Police said Mrs. Ray, widow,
died in a fire which was con-
fined to a small area in her liv-
ing room. She was an invalid.
alone in the house at the time.
Roomers who had been away
for the weekend discovered her
body Sunday night.
Mrs. Ray was member of
the family to whom King
George III made a grant of
almost 80 acres in the Takoma
Park area east of Piney Branch
rd. and north of the BIO rail.
road.
The street on which she
lived at her death was named
for her family.
Her husband, Alfred A. Ray,
was a Washington printing exc
cutive before his death in 1885.
Her son, Alfred, jr., an only
child, died eight years ago.
Survivors include two sisters,
Mrs. Dean w. Judd, POI Hodges
Ia, and Mrs. Virginia Roberts
of Philadelphia and brother,
]. Roger Hodges, 8 Travis dr.,
Takoma Park.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-03-06
HOmemakers
To Meet March 8

The Glenmont Village Home
makers will meet at 800 pm,
March 8 at the home of Mrs.
Evan Bevan, 1869 Epping Rd.,
Silver Spring, Maryland.
Mrs. Ralph Gill, president of
the County Homemakers' Coun-
Gil, and member of the Glen
mont Village Homemakers. will
give a talk on college Week
for Women" There will also be
q short talk by Mrs. Robert Nc
Council, on beauty tips and
makeup.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-03-06
Political UnknO1Un
Files for Congress

A Rockville pharmacist
who makes no bones about
being a political novice filed
late last week to oppose
former Rep. John R. Foley
for the Democratic nominal
ton for US. Congressman
from the Sixth District in
the May primary.
He is Sidney Silverman, 1906
Turkey Branch pkwy,, who
works at the Four Corner Phar-
macy in Silver Spring and feels
he sees more voters in a month
than most professional politi.
clans do"
Silverman has lived in the
county for seven years. He is
a native of New Haven, Conn.,,
and a graduate of the Univer-
sity of Connecticut. He took
graduate studies at Ohio State
University.
In a statement after filing,
Silverman said he believes I'VE
still have government for the
people but l don't believe it has
been government by the pepole
lately"
He called for "a return to con.
stitutional government and a
repression from our rule by ex.
ecutive edict."
Of his primary opponent, Sill.
verman said he didn't think
Foley "acted in good grace to
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-03-06
Antique Show Set

First antiques show and sale
of the Women of Anacostia
Methodist Church will be held
in the Fellowship Hall at 18th
and U sts., ne, March 6-8
First two days hours will be II
am. to 10 pm; March 8 hours
are from II am. to 6 pm. Ad-
mission will be 81.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-03-06

tenth year, the P-TA. is donat-
ing a tree for the school
grounds. The certificate for the
tree will be accepted by Paul
Coder and Bonnie Bowen, cap
tain and lieutenant respectively
of the Safety Patrol.
Refreshments will be served
in the library following the
meeting.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-03-06
Day of Prayer
Service Slated

A service observing the World
Day of Prayer will be held by
the Rockville Council of United
Church Women at 10 am.
March 9 at Faith United
Church.
Mrs. Donald Sherman, newly
elected president of the Council,
will discuss joint projects that
are supported by United Church
Women.
Representatives of member
churches will participate in the
worship service.
A nursery for children will be
provided and a coffee hour will
follow the service.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-03-06
Z Make Eagle Scouts

Seven members of Boy Scout
Troop 780, Glenmont, were
awarded Eagle rank at a recent
Court of Honor attended by $50
persons.
They are: Malcolm Harris,
Paul McNickle, Dale Robertson,
Stephen .Minnick, Gregory
Pence, David Gill and Charles
Hedstrom.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-03-18

apart Boys don't think libraries are sissy
stuff. Many come in alone. More boys and girls
come to the library than used to and more
books are being written for them. A lot of boys
and girls take out from 10 to IS books at time
Librarian Fawcett's record day last year was
July S, when l,432 books were stamped out
Biographies, sometimes class assigned and
sometimes class inspired, seem to interest
children.
"And then we went through quite siege
of the Civil War" Mrs. Fawcett recalls YEARLY
They even wanted Civil War books on the
first and second grade level"
Checking out books and sometimes acting
as referee are not the only duties of chill
drens librarian. One fthe more perplexingi is
interpreting questions.
"A boy came in and said he wanted book
on Moses. / went through the Biblical section,
but he shook his head and kept repeating,
Moses l finally found out he was saying
'mooses"
And one 4year-old quietly asked for a
book on Invisible Animals" Mrs Fawcett
hasn't been talking to kids all these years for
nothing. He went away bookless but satisfied
She simply told him books on invisible animals
are also invisible.