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IMP0R1-sP0RTS
SIMCA 1861, for sale, very good
cond. $3.50 or best offer. 42l3 18th

SIMCA 1861, for sale, very good
cond. $3.50 or best offer. A2l3 18th
place me-, LA. 6-767e.
SUNBEAM '5S-Convertible, cd,
r. and h., good tires, excel. cond.
$3.50. OIL. 4-l737.
TR-3 80, perfect shape, must be
seen. Must sell this weekend. Ell.
TR-3 80, in good condition, with ex.
tras, sacrifice, 4sl.5645. Call any.
time.
TR-3 80, excel. cond., rae. green,
snow tires. tonneau, $3.50. 427-462s.
TRIUMPH '57 4-dr. sedan in very
good cond. $3.50. 935-5932.
TRIUMPH 80 TR.3, black hardt-
all extras. Very good cond., $1,l00,
phone 93l.l6s3 ewes.
TRIUMPH 80 TR-A roadster. fully
equipped, including A-speed trans.
r. and h., weekend special, Sl,o0o
cash, trade or terms.
UNITED AUTO SALES
Auth. Triumph Sales & Service
Ga. Ave. at Univ. Blvd. 949-2700
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IMP0RT-SP0RfS
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

ANTIQUE 80 Buick Special CONVEX
tible coupe, $500. DU. 5-5496.
ANTIQUE 1911 Maxwell Roadster
pearl gray includes sturdy trailer
5000. l0a4o Stanmore dr., POto.
mac, Nd. 30l 299-67s9, after 6 OF
all day Sat or Sun.
ANTIQUE FORD 1928 Tudor. beauti.
iS Inspected. pei'Os ssss. TE. S'S Ssi1s. as '"'
ANTIQUE FORD 1880, in excellent
condition, original upholstery. JA.
4.022l.
BONNEVILLE 80 spts. cpe., radio,
p.sn p.b., new tires, peri. cond.
sl,505. 56l.432O.
BUICKS-Area's s biggest selection,
RALPH BROWN BUICK, $50 H st
me-, Ii. 6.7l00. open ewes. til 2.
BUICK IS Rdmaster, all elec,, fac.
tory air cOnd., ! owner, must see
to appreciate, EN-. 3-70Sl.
BUICK 81 convertible, black, full
condition. $3.50. JU. s.4s65.
BUICK So 4.dr. Super hardtop, p.s,,
p.b., r. and h., J tires. In AL
cOnd., $500. WE. 5-4482.
BUICK 81 conv. Spec, clean, fully
equip, Al cOnd. Must sell. Make
offer. 422-733s.
BUICK IS A-dr. Special. r. and h.,
excel. cond., $500 or reasonble Of.
fer. 356-74l0.
BUICK You can get a better used
car at STEWART BUICK, INC,
JA. 2-5s00.
BUICK 1854 convertible, red with
black top, body and motor top
cOnd., auto. trans, new seat Gov.
ers, muffler, new tires, $275. OIL
6-5lll.
BUICK 81 Special 2-dr., auto.
trans. r. and h.. exceptionally
clean. S4a5.
ROYAL MOTORS
Imperial -Chrysler- Plymouth -Simca
4l00 Georgia ave. NV. ia. 9-29O4
BUICK '63 LeSabre 2-dr. hdtp., co.
lor Is a beautiful red with white TOP
finish. Full power, fully equipped.
One owner. Only LOO mi, 1895.
OIL. 6-54os.
BUICK "a 2-dOor hardtop, automatic
trans, r. and h., excel. cOnd. WO.
k970S
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

CHEVY 80 Belair 6-cyl. sedan, WV.
tires, snow tires, excel. cond. After
$50. GY. A-4558.
CHEVROLET '54 2-dr. sedan, s cyl,
Sl00. 772-24l3.
CHEVY IS A-dr., Overdrive, r. and
r., excel. cOnd., snow tires incl,
S395. 33s-3792.
CHEV. 81 4-door hardtop Impala, r.
and h., autor factory air, like new.
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Palmer Ford

$500 AGER RID.
W. EVANSVILLE, MD, AP. 7.0Il4
OPEN SUNDAY 12-5
CHEV. 81 We. white, p.s., p,b., r.
and h.. in good cOnd., reas. offer.
H4-240I.
CHEv. 81 A.dr. hardtop, stand. trans.
Needs body work. Make offer.
JOHN, VIII. 2-4324.
CHEV. 81 NOmad sta. wag., cream
and white finish, pass, r. and h.,
auto, p.s,, factory air cond
chrome luggage rack, many other
extras, an exceptional car in every
way, special Sl,oq5.
LOVING CHEVROLET
E.-W. HWY. AND CoLESVILLE
RID.
JU. 1896 JU. 9-s3S7 JU. 0-o720
CHEVROLET go
Impala sport coupe. V-s, powerglide
radio, heater, power steering, Wv.
tires, m m aculate condition
throughout.
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CADILLACS
'59's AND '6O's

Areas Largest and Finest Selection
50 De Vile type sedan, every extra,
full power incl. windows and 6-way
seat, distinctive Brewster green fin
ish, an outstanding buy at Sl,S95.
80 Sedan de Vile, all power extras
incl. wi n OWs and 6-way seat,
beaut. orig. metallic finish, a real
sharp car priced to sell. $2.l95.
80 Sedan de Vile, FACTORY AIR
COND., every conceivable extra
Jet black finish, orig. int. like
brand new, the most car money
can buy for S2,2s5.
50 De Vile type coupe, FACTORY
AIR COND., full power equipment
incl. windows and 6-way seat, i'm.
mac. alpine white contrasting orig.
int, showroom cond. S2,3S5.
80 conv., all power extras incl. win.
dOws and seat, baby blue finish
with matching top and all leather
interior, a real outstanding cOnv.
S2,395.
80 conv., full power, every extra.
distinctive black finish. solid red
genuine leather int. one of the
cleanest sos we've seen. S2,695.
80 Coupe de Vile. all power fea.
lures incl. windows and 6-way seat,
fawn mist finish, matching orig.
int, real low mileage beauty.
s2,69s.
80 Fleetwood "6o-S" A-door, FACTO.
RY AIR COND., every conceivable
extra, jet black finish, white padd.
ed top, Cadillac's finest, like new
inside and out. $2,e95.
80 EldOrado conv., every factory
extra, bristol blue finish, solid
white leather int, GINS finest pres
tige cOnv. in immac. cOnd. S2,9s5.
IS Cadillacs to choose from. Trade
and terms.
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IMPORT SPORTS

All SPRITE. 1859, very good
Condition, dark g:een, good tires,
tonneau cover. S1g5. 363-6274.
ANGLIA 81 2-dr.. light gray finish,
fully equipped, excel, 2nd car, spe.
cial price, S57S.
E11 o q
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LAND ROVERS

EUROPEAN MOTORS
1888 N. Fairfax Dr., at Lee Hwy.
East Falls Church JE. 2.00o9
LAND ROVER sta. wgn. 1851, 4.
wheel drive, 8-speeds, fwd.. good
cond., excel. for hunting and camp
ing, Sl.79S. DU. S-eS03.
MERCEDES.BENZ 80 pose" 49,.
600 miles, diplomat, one owner,
graphite gray, Mexican radio FM,
Excel. cond., $4,000. Call 65A.763o.
NJ + CEDES 1852 900" sedan,
Becker 6-band radio, new snow
tires, MANY extra parts, Excel.
cond: SLIPS or will dicker. TIE.
MERCEDES SO, black, 900" A-dr D.,
clean, excellent condition, radio, W..
" tires, need S57S for tuition. IA.
I-oUoI.
MERCEDES-BENZ 's6 "3O0.SL" Gull
Wing coupe, red, radio, good con.
dition.
FOWLER MOTORS, LTD.
1914 North Fl. Meyer Drive
Arlington. Va. IA. 5-26lA
MERCEDES 80 "22o-S," $4,000 mi. -,
dark gray, p.s., r.. and h., excel
cond. Departing Diplomat, $3.50 or
nearest offer. Call VII. 6-02s3.
MEDNEnNsc N WSAyn n. :
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FORD 2-ton truck, new motor.
l"-ft. metal hodv with trailer
hitch, good rubber. and will pass
Va. inspection. Total sale price
$3.50. Can be seen a. Crossroads
TeXaco Statl)n Rte. :. Bailevs
Crossroad, Alex, Va. See HANK
SCHLOCHTER.
Evening star., 1963-09-29

FORD 81 I7-ton, eft. style side pic
kup, flame red finish, gas saving s.
cyl. engine, heavy-duty clutch and
spring equipment, fully recon d j.
toned and ready to work for you.
ONLY 81 ,3o5
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BPECK
THIS is
1T!
ROsenthal

WASHINGTON AREAS LARGEST
CHEVROLET DEALER
Columbia Pike and S. Glebe Rd.
Arlington, Va. IA. A-e700
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CHEVROLET 81 Impala hardtOp.
owner. low mileage, SLIPS.
BINN'S RAMBLER

CHEVY II '63 Super Sport convert.
BILE, p.s., p.b., r. and h., bucket
seats. Take over payne or
make nffer. HE. A.zl80.
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80 Fleetwood "6o-S" A-doOr, FACTO-
RY AIR COND., every conceivable
extra, jet black finish, white padd-
ed top, Cadillac's finest, like new
inside and out. S2,eo5.
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CHEW, '63 Impala sport coupe, sill
yer blue with white top, power.
glide, p,s., p.b., r. and h., seat
belts, wire hubs, bumper guards.
WO. 6-5o5l.
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CHEW, '63 like.new Biscayne "6,"
straight stick, 2-dr., pvt. party, must
.ou ga ann
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CHEV., 50 Biscayne 4:dr., black.
auto, p.s., p.b., r. and h., clean.
RI k.l6AA after 10 a m. Sunday.
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CHEW. 50 4-dr. Bel Air, V-s, like
new. new. let black, r. and h.. 4 new
Il; Priced at S695. j. c. POUN.
DERS USED CARS, 1908 Bladens-
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JAGUAR $50 4-dr. sedan. red
s9gd s.!hsT AZ isto s.sSay ysFy FFT F2ods sSsso sSHS
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-06-13
TWO Methodist
Ministers Get
NelU Posts Here

Assignment of new pastors to
two Methodists churches in
Montgomery County was an.
nounced by Bishop John Wesley
Lord at the annual meeting OF
the Baltimore Conference Sun.
day at Western Maryland Col.
lege.
Serving st. Marks Methodist
Church in Rockville will be Rev.
DR.. Clifford B. Strang, pastor
of Hollywood Methodist Church
Rev. Gerald Alderman, pastor OF
the Ashton Methodist Church
for the past seven years, was
assigned to st. Andrew S
Church, in Bethesda.
Altogether, 1877 pastoral ap,
pointments were announced for
the conference by Bishop Lord,
who conducted a worship serv.
ice in the Western Maryland
chapel as a climax to the annual
meeting.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-06-13

try" and Don Shinnick, a line
hacker with the Baltimore Colts
professional football team, who
discussed Christ and My Body"
Among 9th er outstanding
speakers were John M. Tubbs,
Sunday School secretary of the
Baptist Convention of Mary
land; Rev. Donald Daniel, pas
toral missionary from Peeli,
Pa, and Norman Godfrey, asso-
ciate secretary of the Brother
hood Commission, of Memphis,
Tenn.
The Pioneers and Ambassa-
doris are boys from II to II
years of age who study and pro.
mote work in the areas of state,
home and foreign missions,
along with sports and campaign
activities. The First B a pits t
Church group is sponsored by
the Mems Brotherhood organiza.
ton of the Rockville church.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-06-13
Unitarians Move

The Unitarian Church of
Rockville will transfer its week
ly program to the farm of Lath-
rop Smith at Boyds next Sun
day, with a brief morning serv'
ice inaugurating a day-long pro-
gram of family recreation.
Following the morning rites
at IL am, the day will be de-
voted to picnicking, games and
swimming in Lake Unitarian for
church m m bers and their
guests. Among features planned
tentatively for the outing will be
pony rides for their youngsters,
along with a variety of other
outdoor family activities.
The church is planning nom
inal charge for the outing, to be
held as another in a series OF
annual events that have become
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-06-13
Religious affairs
Frank ]. Morris Selected
To Head Holy Name Union

Frank J. Morris, of Chevy
Chase, has been elected presi-
dent of the Montgomery Coun-
ty Section of the Archdiocesan
Holy Name Union.
An assistant executive direc.
tor of Group Health Association
I'm Washington and an active
participant in church and COM
immunity affairs for a number Of
years, Norris was elected at a
meeting in the parish hall of st.
Jane Frances de Chantal Church
Sin Bethesda attended by the
presidents of % Holy Name So
sciety parishes in Montgomery
County.
: During the past year he has
SERVED as president of Our Lady
Sof Lourdes Holy Name Society
Tin Bethesda and vice president
tof the county section of the so.
Ssciety. AS president, he succeeds
Lawrence L. Joyce, of st. Ca
<millus Parish in Silver Spring.
: Other newly-elected officers
of the group include James ].
-Duffy, of st. Mary's Church,
Rockville, vice president; Hank
j err T. Stanton of St. John the
: Evangelist, Silver Spring, treas
urer; Francis J. Burns, of st.
! Camillus, Silver Spring, secre.
{ tary; Edward T. Marley, st. Pet
er's, Olney, marshall, and John
u. Ahern, st. Marys, Rockville,
and Frank L. Neuhauser, of Our
Lady of Mercy, Bethesda, dele
gates.
! Duffy was named section reg
fstration chairman for the Off
cial Archdiocesan Holy Name
[, Delegation to the Holy Name
! National Convention to be held
In Buffalo, N. Y, August 21-25.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-06-13
Ordination
Due Sunday
For SOuder

Byron H. Souder Jr., son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Byron H. Souder,
9527 Ewing Drive, Bethesda,
will be ordained in the ministry
of the American Lu tn r a n
Church on June 16.
Ordination will take place at
the IL am. services of Christ
Lutheran Church, Old George
town Road and Glenbrook
Road, Bethesda, conducted by
Pastor Otto c. S chuetze, A
graduate of Bethesda c h evy
Chase High School, Souder OBJ
tanned his BID. degree from the
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-06-13

we offer our support for your
undertakings in the future"
The letter, dated June 6, was
presented to DR.. Whittier as he
attended the schools assembly
last Thursday.
DR.. Whittier emphasized the
Importance of high school as a
basis for good citizenship. He
praised the students for their
concern for education.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-06-13
DR.. Whittier
Lauded by
Students

The Albert Einstein Senior
High School student council
president, William Kuskin, sent
a letter of appreciation to
School Superintendent C. Tay.
lor Whittier.
I'm view of the Montgomery
County Councils recent cuts in
the educational budget for the
school year, 1963-64, we, the stu.
dents of Albert Einstein Senior
High School wish to express
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-06-13

met June 5 at the home of Mrs.
Lewis Monard in Clarksburg.
Mrs. Herbert King presented the
program on the work of the
United Church Women. Plans
were made to have a sandwich
and snack booth at the Fair,
and to hold a Vacation Church
School.
Judge Alfred Moves spoke to
the pupils of Mrs. Diane
Browns fifth grade at barnes.
town on how laws are made in
Montgomery County, in connec.
ton with their social studies
unit on the Development og
Government.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-06-13

Theological Seminary at CAPT
tai University on June 2. He
served as vicar at Salem Me
mortal Lutheran Church, De
troit, 1852.
Sounder and his wife, Mari
Ign, will live in Howard County
where he will serve as pastor
of the Abiding Savior Lutheran
Church.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-06-13

our support for the continuation
of your policies" the letter be-
gan.
After reviewing DR.. Whit
tiers school program, the let
ter ends, I'VE appreciate sim
cerely the efforts which you
have made to preserve a high
level of education in Montgom.
cry County. In view of your
past record of accomplishments,
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-06-13

Church in
B alti m ore,
w as elected
vice president
Among top
participants in
h e program
W e re S e n.
Olin D. John
ston, of South
Carolina, who
spoke on the
S u b j e C t.,
&C h r i S t
and NV Cnun.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-06-13

Here's a thought for June
brides: If you own U. S. Saw.
ings Bonds, remember to have
them reissued in your married
name as soon after the wedding
as possible.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-06-13
Germantown
Miss BOland
Hostess for
Bridal Fete
Deborah HI. LEM
WA $685.

WA 6-O692
Miss Marie Boland was host
ess at bridal shower for Miss
Linda Parham, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Lee Parham of Clarks-
burg, formerly of Germantown.
Miss Parham, who will be mar
ried to John Haines of Gathers
burg on July 13 at the German
town Baptist Church, has been
assisting on Saturdays at the
Farm Woman's Market, where
Miss Boland is an active mem.
Der.
A number of the market Ia
dies were guests at the shower.
They included Mrs. Parham,
Mrs. Frank Allnutt, Mrs. Rod.
ney Whitaker, Miss Rebecca
Leaman, Mrs. Martin Poole, and
Mrs. o. B. Swami of Takoma
Park.
The Germantown All Club
met June 3 at the home of Su-
zanne and Nancy Setter, with
20 present. Plans were made
for a club booth at the County
Fair and for the club tour on
July 13. Paul Doody reported on
the Conservative Tour on June
1 at the Izaak Walton League
in Poolesville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard w. Wi
ley and sons spent the Memorial
Day holidays in Williamsfield,
Ohio, where they visited Mrs.
Wiley's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Pearl Stanford.
Cynthia zimmerman, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Am
norman, observed her sixth
birthday on May %.
The Evening Circle of the
Neelsville Presbyterian Church
met on May % at the church,
with Is members present. Mrs.
Paul L. Stang was hostess, as.
sisted by Mrs. Clyde Fletcher.
Participants were Mrs. William
Smith, devotiOns; Mrs. Albert
w. LEM, Bible study; and Mrs.
Walter C. Snyder, discussion
topic on the church's response,
biIity to aging persons.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Kemp and
family motored to diego, NY,
where they spent the recent hol.
idays as the guests of Mrs.
Marie Arnold and Mrs. Julia
Clark. They were accompanied
by Mrs. Bessie Kemp, aunt OF
Mr.. Kemp, and sister of Mrs.
Arnold. They enjoyed extensive
sightseeing at historical sites
and museums, in Cherry Valley,
Canajoharie, Fort Plain, and
Cooperstown.
Mrs. Mary Montgomery OF
Charleroi, Pa, has been visiting
her son and daughter-in-law
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert E. Mont
gomery.
Mrs. Betty Richlen and Cub
Scouts of Pack 1895 hiked to
Seneca Creek Park on May %
picking up litter along Mateney
and Choppers Roads, in a vail
ant effort to keep Maryland
beautiful" At the park they
were met by Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn
Heimer and Cubmaster Henry
STANCE, who served hot choco
late and toasted marshmallows
Then the Cubs and Mr.. STANCE
hiked along the trails by the
creek. Boys making the hike
were Crew Heimer, Bill FitZ.
water, Leroy z i'm m e r m n,
Frank Allnutt, Danny McCullen,
Cliffie Grimes, and Craig Rich
len.
Wayne Patterson, son Of Mr..
and Mrs. David Patterson OF
Meadowbrook Estates, observed
his 9Th birthday on May %. By
coincidence, his mothers birth.
day is the following day, and his
fathers, the day after that. A
Joint celebration was dinner al
Peter Pan Inn on the 31st. Mr.
Patterson's mother, Mrs. Mary
Patterson, of Hawthorne, NJ.
arrived for a two-week visit in
time to join in the birthday eel
ebrations.
A service Of confirmation al
the Lutheran Church Of the
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greSS during
a m e e t / n G
held at the
First Baptist
CHI u rch in
Rockville.
Both mem.
bers of the
First Baptist
Church, Tom.
my Peddicord
w a S elected
president of
G = q Z a
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-06-13

Cross, Rockville, was held May
26 at the morning worship serv-
ice for Scott RichIen, son of MIR.
and Mrs. e. Nj. RichIen of Ger.
mantOwn. Mark Richlen was
acOlyte for the service for his
brother. The members of the
Walther League and their fam.
lilies were guests at the RichIen
home that afternoon at q buffet
supper. Guests were Rev. and
Mrs. Ralph Kruger and family,
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Johnson and
son, Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Horn
hostel and sons, Eddie Jones,
all of Rockville; and Mr.. and
Mrs. George johnson and
daughters Of Potomac.
A birthday party in honor of
Tommy Linthicum's 18th birth
day was held by his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Linthicum, on
May 20. Entertainment included
games and a scavenger hunt,
followed by a picnic supper
served to the following guests:
Susan Kemp, Barbara Powers,
Mary Sue Wachter, Nancy Bur
dette, Debbie Fitzwater, John
Potocko, Terry Douville, Daryl
Toms, Danny True, Stephen
Murad, Larry Umberger, Ronny
Price, Danny and Bobby Nc
Alexander, Douglas Burdetts,
Mullen, Wade Compton, Robert
Foxwell, David Lehman, Jack
Gary Jones, Craig Grimes, and
Harry Gregory. Also present
were the following relatives:
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Purdum
and Carol, Diane, and Kathy, of
Damascus; Mr.. and Mrs. Guy
Linthicum and Mary Ann, and
Mr.. and Mrs. John Purdum, of
Cedar Grove. On June 2 Tom
my's sister, Nancy, was one
year old. The above-listed rela-
tives were present to celebrate
both for Nancy and for her
cousin, Kathy Purdum, who
was also a year old.
The Clarksburg Girls All
Club met May u. The following
demonstrations were given:
Mary Alice Murphy, Tricks with
Plaids; Anne Jones, Binding a
Pocket; Pamela Richardson, Fin
ishing a Corner; Mary Angela
Allnutt, Making a Material Bull
letin Board; Charlene and Anita
Pritchard, Instant Pudding; and
Frances Jones, The Tools Used
in Ironing. At the June meeting
the girls will stage an Achieve
ment Show after the meeting.
Janet Kitterman is spending
ten weeks at University Hospi.
tai, Baltimore, completing a hos
pital utilization course in con.
nection with her studies at the
Hagerstown Medical Secretarial
School. She has been assigned
to the department of thoracic
surgery.
Home from college for the
summer are Michael Norris,
Shepherd College; Tom Slater,
Frostburg; Gary CrOwelI, Col.
gate; and Ted LEM, Yale.
Guests over the holiday week
end at the home of Rev. and
Mrs. Albert w. LEM were Mr..
and Mrs. Frank M. Smith of
Horsham, Pa.
Two Jamestown Church Cir
Gle meetings were held last
week. The Wednesday After.
noon Circle met June 5 at Mrs.
John Kitterman's home, with
Mrs. Arnold Gary leading devo-
tons, and Mrs. John Many pre-
senting the mission topic on
Taiwan and Okinawa. The Eve.
ming Circle met June 6 at the
home of Mrs. Fred Zimmerman.
Devotions were led by Mrs.
Douglas Boyer, and Bible study
by Mrs. Howard Roberts.
Two birthdays celebrated with
the usual festivity at the Mary.
lander Rest Home were those
of Mrs. Ethel Matthias, who was
81 on June 5, and Mrs. Elsie
Hall, SO on June 7.
The WSCS of Trinity Church
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Area Boys Honored

Two Rockville boys were sig
nally honored when they were
: elected To top posts in the Mary
land Pioneer Ambassador Con-
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Give Child Life a Break

to ride; by giving proper consideration to pedes-
TRANS and to motorists by avoiding acts of reckless
dering-do; by obeying all the rules of the road.
Good safety records can be achieved only by
complete concentration on the job at hand; and
by the eternal vigilance of everyone-whethsr
behind the wheel behind the handlebars, or on foot.
Have a safe summer.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-06-13

group and Danny Holden was
named secretary. Earl Barnes
Jr., of Tabernacle Ba pits t
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-06-13
Baptist Dads Picnic

A hlghllght of the Fathers
Day program of the Twinbrook
Baptist Church next Sunday will
be the annual picnic at the Back.
crest Field House starting at 2
pm.
The program will include a
variety of recreational activi-
ties, including both planned
events and free play. Lunch has
been planned for 3 pm, and
members have been urged to
bring contributions Of food to
be spread on a common table,
SO that they can be prepared to
enjoy what others might bring.
Beverages, plates and cups
will be provided by the church,
but participants are urged to
bring their own silver.
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During spring and summer, when bikes and young
sters are everywhere on our streets and thorough
fares, special kind of alertnes Is required Of ali
who drive cars or trucks. Each Of us has to think
for two-both himself and the impulsive youngster
who may dart out of an alley, ignore traffic
signal or make an illegal turn.
But boys and girls on bicycles should give motorists
break, too by riding only where they are supposed
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Assembly Set July 20

Members of the Georgia Av.
enue Baptist Church have been
reminded that the annual con.
ference of the Maryland Baptist
Assembly will be held at Hood
College from July % to Aug. 3.
Prospective participants seek
ing additional information about
the program have been advised
to contact Rev. John Tubbs at
100 E. 23rd st. in Baltimore.
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Workshop Scheduled

OAAoIlOp OCIlcUuleu
Memorial Evangelical United
Brethren Church in Silver
Spring has scheduled its quar-.
terly church school workshop
for teachers of youth and adults
for Monday at 8 pm. in the
Booster Class Room of the
church.
All teachers have been urged
to attend, in view of the fact
that the program will be devot.
ed to a survey of the privileges
and opportunity of Christian ed.
ucation during the summer pc.
Rod. Participants have been re.
minded that the Board of Chris.
tan Education has decided to
continue the present formal OF
church school classes rather
than the assembly type teaching
programs held in past years.
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a highlight of the church pro
gram.