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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-13
BY WILLIAM DUKE
Star staff Writer

ANNAPOLIS, Mar. l3.-The
machinery of Maryland's Gen.
eral Assembly was clogged
today by pounds OF last-minute
bills jammed into the hoppers
in the "a hours before last
nights deadline for the intro
duction of legislation.
The one-day flood Of new
bills amounted to rs per cent
of the measures introduced
thus far in the entire session.
Some 400 bills were introduced
since Monday night. an all-time
record.
Montgomery and Prince
Georges County delegations
bettered the average for the
entire Assembly and dumped
more than so pieces Of pro-
posed legislation into the hop
per. The subject matter
ranged from a bill which would
make it a crime to shoot at a
hound dog in pursuit Of q fox
In Prince Georges County to a
referendum to abolish the
Orphans Court In Montgom-
cry.
Additional Bills TO Come
The previous record for last
minute introduction Tor bills
was set In 1857 when $50 bills
were introduced. By late last
night the total number Of bills
introduced during the session
was 1911. At least SO more
bills will be handled by the
legislative reference section
today.
Many pieces Of legislation
introduced In the last-minutt
rush had potentially far-reach.
ing consequences. but veteran
legislators feared they may be-
come lost in the mass Of papers
One such bill would require
the Governor TO provide fund
next year for an average $50
across the board pay increas'
for State employees. AnotheI
would ban discrimination il
housing throughout the State.
Home for Veterans
Fifty-nine delegates also pu
In q bill to build q State-sup
ported home for war veterans
Delegates Leonard T. Blode
of Montgomery and Royal Har
OF Prince Georges, both Demo
Gratis, sponsored another bill
which would increase driver
license fees from 81 to So. witt
the added money earmarked 10
a special fund for driver edu
cation In schools.
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current 14S schools win in
crease to 155 in September and
to $50 by the end OF the year,
he said.
The budget anticipates In
come Of si4.6 million from the
State, $50 million from the
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Federal Government and $751;
million from the county.
1t represents IAN honest
attempt to lower the class size
to 80 pupils per teacher" Mr.
Schmidt said.
The school budget and other
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DR.. Harold Kennedy, charged
that the citizens report was
exaggerated.
Acting on a recommendation
OF County Executive Carlton
Massey, the Board voted 4 to 2
to appoint a housing adviser
whose Job viii be TO gather
information, prepare neighbour
hood studies. to analyze possible
Federal Government housing
aid, and to help relocate dis
placed families.
The decision comes within
O month Of o citizens report
that Fairtax County has the
most concentrated substandard
housa.g In Northern Virginia.
In sl,e!r report. the Fairfax
citizens Urged q public housing
program as the best solution
for the needs Of low income
groups.
Housing Plan Hit
Today, DR.. Kennedy argued
against this proposal. saying:
ITO hold out public housing as
q solution for all Of these cases
is absolutely unfair and I'M
true"
The director Of the county's
health department instead adj
Vocated q mixture Of private
development. some federally
financed housing built by local
developers and passage Of a
county ordinance licensing day
care centers for children.
The supervisors instructed
Mr.. Massey TO draft q proposed
ordinance that would establish
q license program for the child
care centers. but which would
exclude private and parochial
schools.
DR.. Kennedy said such a pro-
gram would allow health
authorities to inspect homes
where children could be placed
by the day, and this would re-
heve some of the unsanitary
and overcrowded conditions in
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-07
NORTH ARLINGTON
LEASE-OPTION

spacious, Georgian ColonI-
al, bedrns., Z baths on "a floor.
Paneled dens power ROOM huge en-
trance foyer. Big living and dining
rooms. Screened perch, rec. rn.,
detached garage and SWIMMING
POOL. Vacant. Available now with
option 70 buy, S2Sp 80. J. FULLER
GROOM REALTY CO.. IA. 1-lls1.
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THOS. ]. FISHER 3 CO. I'M
298-7000
Location-Comfort

Location-Comfort
NEW AMSTERDAM APIS.
2701 14th ST. NV.
EFFICIENCY APT. $62
Attractive; well vel. manage and
cious rooms and closets; bus 81
door; 24-hr, supervision. Apply
NSSRkSNS ' ssiElR ms. fiS MANAGEMENT
NEW APT. BUILDING -nr. Meridian
PIX, NV, liy. rm., din. rm., 2
bedrms., kit, bath, heat furn., rent
only $40. RA. t-llol, EX. 3-sl64.
NEW HAMP. CA. AVE, Choice loo.
with excek trans, effic., all utils;.
also furn. 126-l7s3. Call after $3.50.
NEW HAMP. AVE. NV, seSI-Ss6.
Adults. z bedrms. Good transp. and
shop. Avail. Dec. ]. Mgr. Tu. 2-l153
NEAR WALTER REED-2-b e d r m.
apt. All utils. incl, sl2S. 1919 Pea
body st. NV. Modern building.
WASHINGTON REALTY RIA. 5000
OAKWOOD ST. Sc, 49, Bedrm.,
liv. rm., Kit. and bath, SIS, key In
Apt. !, FLOYD z. DAVIS CO.,
296-ssoo.
PEABODY, bet. 18th st. and Ca. NV.
BEDROOM SIS
EFFICIENCY SIS
INCLUDES ALL UTILITIES
Lee. rms, plenty closets, mod.
ME. s-096l or W0. 6-357a leves0
PEAB ODY ST. NV, 1880 One
bedrm., liv. rm., ht., dinette and
bath. Redecorated. Immed. posses.
sion. $751; to SIS. Incl. utils. RIA
6-T336 or ia. e-e7e2.
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BRICK RAMBLER in Fails Church,
4 bedrnS., hv. rm., kit, bath, scr.
porch, Ice. andsca d lot al
fenced, $lAS mo. IA. s-67ss.
BUNGALOW-472a Clay st. NE. re.
dec. coal heat. SEQ. plus utils. {
rms. and bath. LII. 1919 aft.
pm. or apply s13 U st. NV.
CHEVY CHASE, D. c. . bedrms.
2E baths, lge. hv. and fam. rm.,
sep. din. rn., garage S215. CAL
CARA, RE. 1-2l60. Ewes. OIL. 2-lse7.
CHEVY CHASE Center hall Coloni-
al, ; extra lge. bedrms. and z
baths on and. Den-bedrm. with full
bath on LIST. Lge. screened porch,
lge. kit, rec. rm., full bath, dble.-
car garage. After pm. OIL.
CHEVY CHASE CIRCLE AREA : 4
bedrmss 3 baths, lo-ft. rec. rm.,
a.c.s firepls. $2S5. OIL. 4-4le7.
COLEsvILLE-Silver Spring ares
An new model houses, 4 bedrms.
IVA baths, family rm., laundry. Sl7S
mo. Mr.. Pickerell, 622-3l5o.
COL LINGW WOODS bedrns., /
baths, rec. rm. New. Vacant. $3.50.
NED o'REILLY CO., INC, lsl-2ll.
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HOUSES FURR. TO RENT

ALEX Attractively furn. 3-bedrm.,
block from bus, school, shops. SlA5
month. CT. 6-37l5.
Rent with option 70
buy. sl3S mo. with S25 applied on
down payment. bedrms., cIose-in
loo. so. e-631.
ARL. BLVD, immed. poss.. ( b.r.s.
2 b., bar, l.r. din. rTn., hit, gar,
fen. I'd, slss. 273-ool6 :.
ARL.. N.-3-bedrm. brk. mr.. bus,
shop. cent. Responsible adults. Call
29s-6e90, aft. 8. sz1-o63l.
ARL., l23I N. Irving SIS rms.
mo. IA. 1-S2e3, IA. S-o7l6.
ATTRAC. 2-bedrm., 7.level. tasteful
ly furn. house. Mr.. school, d. c. bus
line. Excel. shopping. encl. garden.
week ends, e1l.l3ll.
FAIRFAX city, bedrms., gas Or.
mace, 2 blks. schl3 shopping. Lge.
lot, 500 mo. Ii. 1884.
GLENDALE, Md bedrms., Iiy.
rm., kit, bath, gas heat, refs. $50
mo. 262.l276.
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PLEASANT HILLS
Convenient to
Providence Hospital
Catholic University
Wash. Hospital Center

I,.2, AND 3 BEDROOM APIS.
Furnished or Unfurnished
From S74.60. Including. Utils.
Wired for cir conditioning
Generous closet space
Hardwood floors throughout
Bus runs through development
Automatic Laundry facilities
Individual storage
-Off-street parking
-Surrounded by beau iful
grounds Of Catholic University.
Fort Totten Park and Soldiers
Home.
Rental Office. end a. Hawaii NE.
LA. o-4111
QUEST. Sc, M Bedrm,, Iv. nm,
dinette, kit. and bath, $3.50, key al
270l r st. Sc, Apt. l04, FLOYD z.
DAVIS CO., 296-6soo.
RANDLE TERRACE APTS., 2s2!
Minnesota ave. sc, Va block off Pa.
ave. Newly decor. I-bedrm. apt
Utlls. incl. See Res. Mgr, Apt. S
s.E.-Air-cond., bedroom apt. Il
new bldg, Ice. rooms, de luxe kit.
Sis mo. S62-o357, DI. 7-43oo.
Sc, ALA. AVE, nth st. vic.-I
bedrm. apt, mod. bldg, SIS incl
utils. DI. 1900, NO. 7-2lsl ewes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-07
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.

LAUREL-New ) bedrms., ceramic
tile bath, full bsmt: homes. By
builder, Sll,ss0. 72S-0o5S.
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FOxHALL VILLAGE ! most cesiTS.
bic home facing the park. 5
bedrms., 3l1 baths, living m. with
firepl.. dining rm., kitchen, ial0u.
sled porch, large rec. rm., gas
heat. dssse hs garsE ,s;v..! Gan Mrs..
REALToR, DE. 7-llol. Ewes, re.
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APIS. UNFURMIsHED-VA.

ALEX.-New modern gapien apt, I,
2 and : bedrms. avail. dmmed. In
cond. in each room. Garbage dispos-
al. dishwashers, storage space,
large closets, mahogany paneled
liv. rm., patios or balconies, many
other extras. Small pets welcome.
Furnished apis. avail. 2321 Duke st.
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Woshinstoa. D. c.
fhUsdsY, November 2, 1853

FROM NEW HAMPSHIRE
AVE: Out New Hampshire
Ave. to Hillandale Shopping
Center. turn rieht on Powder
Mil Rd. (bear left where It
meets Riggs Rd.) Just past
High Point High School and
continue to apartments on
right.
FROM ROUTE 90: Drive Out
white oak shopping Center {
vile Rd. to Powder Mil Rd..
3. r. SAUL, Rental Agl
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HOUSES vMEuRM. 70 RENT


DETACHED. s6SeIia PER no.
lear-round homes, m. AnnaD., IA
. min. % D. c. RA. GZz8o.
DISTRICT HEIGHTS. 1sss WalferS
Lane-5 rms.s and bath, auto. Oh
heat garages wa DE. 1-7ls5,
Nh. 61ezS1.
FAST FALLS CHuRcH-f-60dTm-
BRICK duplex with basement. siio
Broker, c. 6-5lt3.
FALLS cHuR H-NeW 5-6edFm
lamb, Z baths. Appliances. Vacanf
slss. Incl. utils. yE- 7-i3t3 ewes.
FOREST HI. -Semidet., ] bedrms.,
va bathss h1mt-s washer. M
schools. 10. 7-36e3.
HLLCREST AREA-Very nice !
bedrm. home with fun bSnt., Sis
mo.
HARTMAN REALTY, Realtors
III N1knn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-07

BETTER WOODBRIDGE AREA NE.
g years old. Diet. brick, liv rm..
din. rm.. mod. kit w/dishwasher
and garbage disposal, plus pow
der rm. 8 bedrfls., full bath.
Beautiful rec. I'm. v/bar and
powder rm. in full bsmt., gas
heat, large back yard. outstand-
ing neighborhood.
MURRAY LEVINE ia. 9-3144
BRIGHTWOOD, 72e Whittier st.
Who'd. detach. brk., S bedrIns. :,
2h baths, e bedrms.; bath on lst
hrOs lge. rec. rm:, 2-car blt.-in
garage. good price, lgA cash.
pymt. STR0UP. RIA. $500.
CARTER BARRON AREA, lssI Co
dorado ave. n.w.-Lge. II rm., Ak7
bath, detached custom-built stone
home, features include center hall,
lge. iv. nm. with firepl., den with
firepl., elevator, detached garage,
lge. game rm., many extras, va
cant, priced to sell, FLOYD E.
DAVIS CO., 1879 X ct. NV.
10000, Ewes. JU. s-255s.
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Enchantment Awaits
You at
Shirlington
House


Your residence Is q
magnificent White
los tory building.
Soft music surrounds
you in the Hobbies
and elevators. Your
picture win dows
overlook spectacular
panoramic views.
The delightful Shir-
lington Room is for
your private parties.
You dial your own
climate winter and
summer. A beautiful
large swimming pool
invites you. A putt
ing green 10 improve
your golf. Automatic
dishwashers give you
more leisure. You
drive 2 minutes to
the Pentagon. You
stroll 100 yards to q
major shopping CEN
ter. A secretary
answers your phone
when you are out.
Gracious living is
yours in an atmos-
phere of elegance
and luxury.
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AVAIL. Z BEDRMs.. Z BATHS
In very desirable new modern ar
eond. bldg., Washington's fineSt
neiEhborhood. With o. without bal.
cony. s2lSS1lS mouth. Utilities H.
Guided. Electric kitchen, dishWash-
er, disposal, etc. TIE ESSEX, lkc
Cnrnnrtlcul ave ~. 1-71lI
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TIE JAMES. biz. from Intsrna.
tional I'm. Spacious efiic- and J.
bedrm. apis. with ample closets Ia
beautiful new luxury bldg Heated
roof TOP swimming pool, party room
for entertaining, 0ff-street parking,
air conditi0ned. 1f-hr. secretzTizl
service. Waking distance Of central
downtown. al utilities. Effics. from
giI1so, l-bedrm-, Si6o-slT7-so.
las n ST. NV.
CALL MRS. YOUNG, 537-1Z1o
Sc. LOCATION Garden apts. ]
and I bedrms. l-yF. lease. Swim
year-round IN indoor Olympic-size
pool, 3-bedrms duplex house. Va
T ST. SCI, 100 : Bedrm., liv. I'm.
kit. and hath, $3.50. Key 81 Apt. 8.
FLOYD Z. DAVIS CO. 1879 X st.
n.W., 1850.
7sls IVA ST. NV, Apt. -. NJ. l7th
and Columbia i'd rms, hit. and
bath, Ice. porch, heat, hot water
and Eas incl, only IS mo. Gail
Mr.. NEUMANN, Ma. e-6Ioo.
1sls INA 81. NV, or. I'm and Co
lumbia I'd, Apt. 7s-B. ] nm, kit.
and bath, heat, hot water and gas
incl. NEWLY DEC. Only 1870 mo.
Cal Mr.. NEUMANN, Ma. s-e7oo.
ls4s q 81. NV. APT. III rm.,
/ ette and bath, heat and hot
incl. Children accepted. Only
81. mo. Call Mr.. NEUMANN,
NJ. s-S7oo.
is3o r ST. N.W.-LOvely, refined
elevator bldg. Efficiency SO.
bedrm., $40 Adults. See Janitor.
PORETSKY 4 SONS AGMT.s
4Zz-3eOo.
7s1l PENNA. AVE. N.W.-Bachelor
apt, ] large rm., 2oxlS. with real
open fireplace. Pvt. bath. Small &c
luxe apt. bldg. Lint and hest ipcl.
Apply Apt. ]. SIS.
sol NEW HAMP. AVE. NV.
Corner Missouri Ave)
z bedrms., $40. In lge. attrac. apt
bldg. Air cooled and carpeted CORR
doris, roof deck, express bus at
door. Adults only. No pets allowed.
Apply Manager, Apt. IA.
lssS HARVARD ST. NV, Apt. al
rms, kit. and bath, all util. incl.
only $3.50 mo. Gail Mr.. Neumann,
a657 HILLSIDE RD. s.E.-Apt. ], q
rm., dinette, kit. and bath. Heat
and hot water incl, only $3.50 mo.
Call Mr.. Neumann, Ma. $500.
ts3S NEW HAMPsH HIRE AVE.
NV rms Ct, and bath. Conv.
TO everything Eor further informa-
ton call 66I-ss45 Or ewes. RA.
3-6so6.
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT
CHURCHES FOR SALE

NE. AREA Detached brick struc-
approximately 80. Equipped for i'm.
mediate use. Present owner group
buying larger church. Cash down
5000 min. BY appt. Mr.. Costello,
Ii. 1871, ZAGAM1 REALTY CO.,
REALTORS.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-05-28

Completion of the first phase
of the project is expected by
Sept. /, at which time the con.
gregation plans to begin serv-
ices there. The church current
ly is using the Newport Junior
High School in Kensington.
Metropolitan Baptist Temple
was formed in 1859 when its
pastor, Rev. Robert E. Fleming,
came to the area from Florida
and began work with a nucleus
of several local families. Serv-
ices were held initially in a
vacant house in Wheaton, but
were moved to the Newport
Junior High School in the sum-
mer of the same year as a re-
suit Of an expanded congrega-
ton.
An independent Baptist
Church sponsored by the Day.
ton Baptist Temple of Dayton,
Ohio, the temple is incorporated
under the laws of Maryland
and currently has membership
of 80.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-05-28
MGrcie, 5, Nolv
Has 4 Prize
Handkerchief

BETHESDA - On May "A,
five-year-Old Marcie Beyers-
dOrfer of Bethesda received
the following cablegram:
"Your taIisman was on top
of the world May ~. VIII re-
turn 1t soon. Thank YOU" 1t
was signed, 'IOve, Barry G.
Bishop" the man who con-
quered Mt. Everest last
Wednesday. Thus a little
tulip-decOrated handkerchief
is a collectors item and little
Marcie is the star attraction
at the BannockbuTn COOpera-
tive Nursery.
MARCHES parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. James r. Beyersd0rfer,
6214 Wagner Lane, Bethesda,
grew up and went to school
with Bishop, and live next
door to him now. Before he
left for his adventure on Mt.
Everest, young Marcie gave
Bishop her favOrite handler.
chief to take on his journey.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-05-28
Marriage
Licenses

Ernest w. Sheppard. Washington;
Joyce J. Hershey, Wheaton.
Robert Arthur Smith and Joyce Ann
Smith, both Of Silver Spring.
Ralph J. Brooches, Rockville; Wilma
Burgmeier, Silver Spring.
Robert E. Bailey Washington; Clarice
Ann Cox, Takoma Park.
John Roland Harrison Hyattsville;
Janet Marie Perry, Gaithersburg.
Theodore w. Tighman III, Fayette-
vile, N. c.; Beverly Ann Reese, Rock
vile.
William Arthur Gangloff and Elaine
Evans, both of Takoma Park.
William M. Allen and Laurentine Clay
ton, both of Takoma Park.
Ronald Schmid. VIII atom; Janice
Brown, Bethesda.
Stuart Milton Jeter and Sheriff. Paige
Stamper, both of Takoma Park.
James Vincent Parks, Baltimore; jan
ice Mae Wheelhouse. Rockville.
John Smithers Davis, Annapolis; Ann
Louise Humphrey, Chevy Chase.
Bernard David Turner and Emma
Mae Thornton, both of Wheaton.
Donald Ray McAdams and Donna
Lee Luchu, both of Takoma Park.
Samuel Kemp and Blanche Wolfe,
both OF Rockville.
James Christian Snowdy and Brenda
Kaye Doyle. both OF Takoma Park.
Sanford Sharp, Wheaton; Marie Lene
Perry, Silver Spring.
Clyde Harrison Kidwell and Margaret
Simonian both of Silver Spring.
Murray Politz. Silver Spring; Betty
Friedman, Hyattsville.
Wells E. Bement and Lenora Mae
Burning, both of Takoma Park
G. William Van Meter, Takoma Park:
Diane Stewart, Silver Spring.
Sidney Enten, Washington; Ann Rau-
SEQ, Silver Spring.
James A. Shumar, Denbo, Pa; Ce-
leste M. Paquin, Chevy Chase.
Paul d. Brady. Kensington; Helen r.
O'Connor. Wheaton.
John F. Bottomley, Silver Spring:
Veda Lee Doyle, Takoma Park.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-05-28
Dedication Planned

The newly completed parson-
age of the Dickerson Methodist
Church will be the scene of a
dedication service, open house
and reception Sunday at 3 pm.
The six-room, completely fur
nished structure was built at a
cost of $4,000 through the COM
bined efforts of its congregation
and members of Koontz Chapel
near Great Mills, the second
church on the Methodist charge.
Rev. ]. c. Rial Jr., pastor of
the charge for the past two
years, will graduate from Wes-
ley Theological Seminary next
month and plans to return to
his home in western Pennsyl.
vania.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-05-28
Receives Degree

Louis w. Hilbert, administra-
tive assistant at st. PauPs
Methodist Church in Chevy
Chase, is scheduled to receive a
masters degree in religious edu-
cation from the Wesley Theo.
logical Seminary next Monday.
The son of Mrs. Helen c. Hill
bert, of the Asbury Home for
the Aged in Gaithersburg, has
been serving the Chevy Chase
church while attending Wesley
and plans to continue his work
as a layman in Christian educa-
ton. He holds a BIS. degree
from Johns Hopkins University
and BIN. degree from the Pea
body Conservatory of Music.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-05-28

Mary Reed Newland, author
ess and artist from Monson,
Mass, will be a guest speaker
at the annual Communion
breakfast of the Our Lady of
Mercy Sodality Sunday morning
in the activity room of the Pc.
tomac school.
The mother of seven children,
Mrs. Newland has been a con-
tributor to Catholic periodicals
and a speaker before varied
church organizations for a mum.
Der of years. The authoress of
four books, she also has Illus
trated number of other chill.
dren's publications and recently
televised a series of "Children's
Story Hours" in Springfield,
Mass.
Recital Held
Organist Dale w. Krider was
featured in a recital Sunday at
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-05-28
Lutherans to Move

The Lutheran Church of the
Cross, currently meeting at
West Rockville Junior High
School, has broken ground for
a new building on a five-acre
site near the intersection of
Great Falls and Seven Locks
Roads.
Plans call for construction of
a $105,000 building which will
include a sanctuary seating $50
persons, a fellowship hall, a
kitchen, four classrooms and an
office. Pastor of the church is
Rev. Ralph c. Kruger.
Guest speaker at the church's
Mission Night last Friday night
was Rev. William Kohn, recent
ly elected as the first full.time
president of the Lutheran
Church's Southeastern District.
His talk was featured by a slide
presentation of the Missouri
Synod's Far Eastern Foreign
Mission, which he visited last
year as a member of the synod's
board Of directors.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-05-28
Religious affairs
Baptist Temple Launches
New Construction Project

Work has begun the first story of proposed three
story educational building of the Metropolitan Baptist
Temple at 4205 Aspen Hill Road Rockville, where main
sanctuary will be built at future date.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-05-28

Liberty Grove Methodist
Church in Burtonsville, where
he played works from three
major periods of music. Also
heard on the program were
John Parsons, trumpeter, and
Ted Redick, flutist.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-05-28
Recital Held

Organist Dale w. Krider was
featured in a recital Sunday at
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Hardwood Chips
Source Once Wasted

KNOXVILLE. - The fast
growing production Of hard
wood chips from once-waSted
wood residues reached 177,00O
tons in the Tennessee Valley
last year-equal to a We ar's
growth of pulpwood on about
10000 acres of typical forest
land.
About four-fifths of the
chips went to the paper and
pulp industry, the rest to met
allurgical plants - which use
them in ore smelling.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-16
British Wiped Out

The Druids. eachers and
priests of ancient Britain we're.
wiped out by the Romans after
the Britons submitted to Ro-
man rule in 70 AID.